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Home My WebLink About1973-09-15 - Orange Coast PilotI I I ~ Orange ~oast ' Dime-a-Line Bargains ED :TION f TODAY? VOL. 66, NO. 258, 3 SECTIONS, l 6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1973 TEN CENTS Auto W orker,s Call Stril{e Against Chrysler DETROIT (APl -The United Auto \Vorkers struck Chrysler Corporation to- day and ordered I 13,300 production \Yorkers in the United Slates and Canada to stay off their jobs. The announcemenl was made after negotiators for both sides said they failed to reach agreement on a new three-year contract. UA \V President Leonard Woodcock an- no1U1ced the strike decision about 45 minutes before the old contract expired at 11 :59 p.m. EDT. "\Ve just ran out of time on the signifi· cant areas of difierence," he said after 14 hours of las~mlnute bargaining failed to produce an agreement. He said economic Issues, health and safety and vo1untafy overtime were among the areas ol disagreement. Chrysler spokesmen said no one issue stalled the talks and ·vowed to continue negoUatlng until a settlement is reached. Workers at some Clirysler p)ants around the country walked off their jobs be!ore the midnight deadline. Chrysler spokesmen said the Newark, Del ., assembly plant and the Hamtramck and Warren plants in suburban Detroit closed before midnight when workers did not return from lwich breaks. At Twinsburg, Ohio, workers struck a fe,v minutes ahead of the deadline and a picket line went up at the plant, the UAW said. In Syracuse, N.Y., some 2,900 employes of Chrysler's New 'Process Gear Division walked oft theii jobs nine minutes ahead or the deadline~ a company spokesman said. In St. Louis, Mo., a UAW spokesman for Local 110, which represents 3,300 lvorkers at the Fenton truck assembly plant, said workers began to leave their jobs about II p.m. and 'jl!cket lines would go up immediately, "Nobody vieYlS it favorably," said a UAW spokesman. "This society is geared to making and having a steady inco~. But this is a neceuity for our people.'' At the Mack Avenue stamping plant in Detroit, a striking worker , John \Var~ ren, said: "The Big 11lree already said 'no volun- tary overtime.• A person should have the right to decide for himseU. Slavery is over!" The strike did not affect nearly 600,000 workers. at General Motors and Ford. where contracts with the UAW were ex.· ter.ded indefinitely. Talks with Chrysler will resume at 11 a.m. Saturday, Woodcock said. • ..__..oas urc~ .ase I Federal Fugitive Kidnap Suspect Faces 14 Counts A kid.nap 5uspect who allegedly tried several limes to sboot surrounding policemen and a hostage with a stub- bornly malfunctioning gun remains in jail today, following hls arraignment Friday on 14 felony charges stemming from a Santa Ana Heights shootout. The Harbor Judicial District Court "hearing occurred about the aame lime that lawmen confinned identity cl tbelr suspect, who is a federal fugitive. Fingerprints i:hecked. with FBI sources over the past 36 hours established that the man held at Orange County Jail i5 Roland Dale Crawford. 29, who has been living at 752 Main St .. Huntlngton Beach. templed to shoot them and .police sur· rounding a home in Santa Ana Heights was taken to court Friday afternoon. Felony charges initiated by the Orange c:ounty District Attorney i:gail14! the ac- cu.Rd marijuana smuggler, who tias been aoupt.!w II -.--ping bail in El Puo, Tei.:., add up to 14 counts, in-c~ -Tbt:Oe aMlllts ol kidnapfng . -Five counts ol assa11lt with a deadly lveapon. -'llllee coon ts of burg!My. -Two counts of assault with a deadly weapon against a police officer. --One oount of armed robbery. • Heads or Tails "There were matters or economics, substantial unresolved problems in health and safety, voluntary overtime and a broad range or other issues," he told a news conference. \'loodcock said the llvo n1onths of nt!gotiations at Chrysler "·ere the most complex in the union 's ·history. partly because they delved into such "unch3rted areas" as voluntary oVertime and aulo plant safety. Union representatives sang "Solidarity Forever," their theme song, as the st rike announcement '"as made. ChrySJer spokesmen said they didn't He had offered aliases of Victor Grover Heidlage and Rolland Gray. The susped who allegedly kidnaped thfee persons and at various points at- No bail has been set for the suepect in· volved in the abduciioo of three persons for as-yet-undetennined reasons i n Balboa Wednesday night, ending in a tense confrontation inlide a Santa Ana Heights home. Oran~e County's very own zoo -· Prentice Park Zoo, Just off First Street at the Santa Ana Freeway in Santa Ana -doesn't really have a rare two-head· ed goat from some exotic land. It just looks that way. These two garden variety goats just put their heads together Friday while resting in their pen. F. Dickason, Couf!ty Plan Chi~f, Quits Depending upon what happens in· volvlng local charges from the incident -wlllch left two persons wounded and hospitalized, with a policeman less- seriously hurt -Crawford will lie held for federal lawmen. Marine Faces New Trial The defendant allegedly pulled the trig- ger of his .357 Magnwn revolver several times during the Wednesday night standoff at 232! Orchid IIllls Drive, trying to shoot a male hostage and policemen. In Wife's Brutal Death Forest DlckaM>n,~Orange County Plan- ning Director for the past decade ha! resigned his post effective Nov. 8. Dickason, an Orange County employe ror 20 years, announced hiJ r!slgnaUon ln a letter Friday to Ronald w. caspers, chairman ol the ooUnty Board of S..perrilon. "Theft ~ a time In many careers whore tt II --to &"ll back llid evaluate the Mwe 111111 determine what IO do nnl.'' Olcllio• ....._ "J fed l ......................... Dk:ba •• -•s'st!1 for eomment Friday. 11 Illa -.....-!bit he "'ould go to -k !w !lie llllllon Viejo Company. Dlckasoo I• the llt<Dlld Ortnge County department head lo ralgn in the past month. WIUlam Hart, director of person- nel, resigned and took a almllar post in ~oma County . . CHIEF ~USTICE IN TODA.)Y'S QUIZ Newport Beach Detective C8pt. Don Oyaas said during a Friday ooon prets conference that It is virtually certain Crawford's hostages were wounded by police bullets. Officen: QRened fire after ma I e. hostage Marcb A. DeSilva, 20. of 3505 Balboa Blvd.. conned the suspect into ushering hlm and a female hostage down a hallway corridor. The gunman involved in ·the drama had demanded a helicopter to airlift him to safety and DeSilva claimed to be a flier with lite ability to help him 01eape. DeSllva, who ls at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital in merloUs condition, fll'al>bed for the suspecl'I gun and during the eouslng struggle poUoe opened r .... By TOM BA1!LEY Of ""• 0.111 111"' ,.... • Mark Allen Johnson of San C1emente was ordered.FridaY. to face what will be bis 8ecood orange Com;,Y· Superio~ Court trial on charges that be fatally stabbed his pregnant wile ,oo Jtme 17, 1971. Judge James Turner se( Oct. 17 as the trial date. He 'set~t. t for bearings tnto a series of. motioos to be filed by the young Marine's lawyer -among them a motion for dism.iss81 'of the allegations. Johnson, looking fit but pale, was in the courtroom to 'hear attorney Ray Sharp confirm arrangements for what will be the lawyer's recond defense of his 22- year-old client: Johrison was lodged In Orange County' Jail Thursday Immediately after being shipped from !lie San Luis Obispo Men's Dog Catcher Thwarts B~dit in 'Dry Run' A nft'!O'll gunman who may have bcon pludlng up eoougb courage to Can you """"' the Chief Justice of rob a Seal-Beach bank wu thwarted Friday after be ns opotted" outside the th US S C t? hank by a sbat'P'<'Yed dog catcher. e · · upreme our Seal Beach poUce said animal control officer Stephen Stickney noUced the You'll be Mktd to d-0 so in the •uspect ldont!Ded at Irving Siegel. 16, ol 12200 Moolecito, ,Seal Beach, fidget· NEWSNAME iection bf THE QUIZ, ing ar.d fumbling wtth a gun outside the crowded Crocktt Nltianal Butt In appearing today on the Roamoor Shopping Center. -Poue 7. , •' Th f 1 pi>put.r ' 'STICKNEY CALLED police. While be WU walling lw their arrival, Siegal curre•t euenu fea.. all egedly walked Into the bank. Police .mvocr an4 P!iinq>tly covered the ture .;., .,,....,.,d ults In the belle! that a laden bank robber _,Id wait Inti the trap. bv The DailV •Piiot Ofllcm uld Siegel did exactly that, sUll fumbling wtUi hll gun minus any • -at 0 etllic , io_ cll!h taken flom the bank workers who didn't even noUce him u he hurried .,,. • 'u d • " ... -ihrilU&Jl the buildlna. ;. ll'•tch tor THE "BE JUST WALKED In ... door, -· throu&b lbe building 11111 came QUIZ ooch Wf/c GUI the ot1ter door," traid ' o111cer Jim ~. "He looked llH Ito mJcb( blvt 1'?' N• -....,h been ploc boa: for anotl!er trtal ntD uutll we lllOWJd In• lllm.• ~OU knOlll llbowt !Woi(• -''""ts Slepl -lodaod In ~ County Jail ... ~ ol 1ttemplod ll1Ded and ,,....-.,.., :robbory, Sllcklley ilroyt IJ!idr to !lie C1111Dly pouud wltlJ .., emply jnlek. - ' . -q Colony where he was serving bis second degree mµrcJet term of five years to life. Sharp filed an appeal that struck down the venlicf delivered by a jucy In Judge 'William Murray's courtroom. Jts basis was that ·the jurist erred when he ad- mitted drug-induced statements into evidence. 'lbe Fourth District Court of Appeals in San Bernardino, with Orange Co1.U1ty's JusUce Robert Gardner in dissent, held that testinlony elicited under the in- fluence of truth drug sodium amytol is inadmissible. Gardner criticjr:ed his colleagues for reverling Judge«Murray on. the grounds that tho jurist "availed himself of a somewhat novel tool . ". ·• . we should, when a trial judge with vision and courage attempts to open new vistas in the ever conU'nulng search for truth, .1upport that effort," ~ Gardher' commented. ...,.. • 1be lani\lago of the appellate court ruling lndlcates that the prosecutioo wtll have to go to trial Oct. 17 without tbe sound and video tapes that played a major role two yean ago in the convic- Uoo of Jahnaon. He admitted in the taped interview that he hid U!ed a bar stool in the apartment at tll loklatarq Line lo beat hi• wile, Ollollle •10, aJld' u..1 11e 1a1er dlspo8ed of the~fe uaed In her slaying. J-reported the killing on June 16, 19'10. lie told Sin Clemente police that he lfound .tllt.nude body of his wife In the ~'1 btd when he returned home from dutx .. '\t El Toro Marine Corps Air Station., 1 • • • J-t.atilied In the taped interview that he bad hazy memories of laking a showtr "to wash something or£" on the -night bis wll.e was killed and that he may 31)50 have thrown her wallet oft the pier. "Tbe p...ecutlon did not attempt to pron the rdiablllty of sodium amytol tests," the majority opinion noted In the Johnson cate. "l't w11s clearly error for the truth oerlum lnlervltwl lo have been admitted. • l Car Plows Into -Four Children In Anaheim Ai·ea Four children, three or them from one family, were injured Friday night when a car plowed into the group as they walked four abreast on a road i.n the Anaheim area. California Highway Patrolman said two of the four youngscrers -one 8, one 7 and two 12 -were rushed to Anaheim Memorial Hospital with major injuries. Their companions were treated for minor injuries. Officers refused to identify the children or the driver involved in the accident. · pending further investigation. They said preimiriary inquiries confll'tned reports that the children were walking on the pavement directly in the path of traffic. Five-car Crash Kills 6 ·Persons In Salinas Ai·ea SALINAS (APl -At least six persons have been killed in a fiv~ar co\lislon six miles south of here on U.S. Highway JOI . The California Highway Patrol called it the. worSt automobile accident in the history of Monteroy County. The total number of persons involved in the crash Friday night .was not Lm- mediately known. The borlies of the six dead were so badly disfigured that im· mediate identification \\'as not poMlble, · the Patrol said. At least three pcrsoos were hospita liz· ed, includln' an unldenti£ied t8-n\onth-<lld boy In critical condition with muJtlple rractures. Brazil Cra b Kills 20 RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI) -At least 20 persons were kill ed and several injured f'ridAy night In ii naming collision In+ volving three cars and a bus on a high"·ay about 10 miles north of. Rio De .ranclro, pollce l!lid. think e.ither side lvas at fault for the strike at the nation's third largest auto1nak1!r. "It l\'asn't any one issue," Chrysler \rice 1President William O'Brien said. "It '1'as a number of issues outstandi ng." "We're going to start tomorrow morn- ing and work as long as it takes to reach an agreement. I hope that \\'ill be an ear- ly date." O'Brien said. The union told the 11,000 salaried workers it . rep resents at Chrysler to cross picket Jines and go to lvork Satur· day. The striking workers receive hourly \\'ages . lrvi11e Co. To Decide Sale Terms By JOHN ZALLER Of Ill• DlllJ l"ltet St9fl The state Assembly gave l i n a I legislative appro\•al Friday to a bill JX!rmitting the state to buy a 3.5 mUe beach park along the c:oasUine betwee.o Newport Beach and Lagwta Beach. The measure, authored by state Sen. Dennis Carpenter (R-Newport Beach). allocates up to $7 .6 milllon to purchase aboul 1,600 acres or beach and canyon land. However the bill provides t.bat the purchase will be subject to the "stipulations of the seller," which in this case is the Irvine Company. Irvine Co1npany officials Friday made clear that the company \Vill not close sale of the park land until it i5' satisfied that it can get government approval ror com- mercial and residential development it proposes for the remaining 10,000 acret ol the company's coastal land. The bill now goes lo Governor Ronald Reagan. Aides to Sen. Carpenter said they expect the governor to sign the bill as soon as he gets it. The fmal Assembly vole of. 61·11 renected opposition Crom some en- viroruneotalists who objected that the South Coast Regional Zone Conservation Commission has not had adeq_uate time to review the proposed purchase. Among those who reportedly sent a telegram in opposition to the bill is Dr. Donald Bright, chairman of the South Coast Regional Commission. "We 'oppose any actlon that will limit the alternatives of the Coastal Com· mission in deciding how best lo develop the coastal area between Laguna Beach and Newport Beach," said Lorell Long, who testifi~ Thursday in Sacramento on behalf of the Orange C o u n I y Environmental Coalition. The bill authorizes purchase of 68 acres of beac h properly, 857 acres in t.torro Canyon, 418 acres in Los Trancos Carr yon, 45 acres of tide pool area, rand 64 acres of uplands for use as beach park· ing. Carpenter's bill had the support of lhe Orange county Ptanning Commission and the state Department of Parks and Recreation. • Opppositioo to the bUI on the As.sembly (See COAST, Page!) t :oust \t'eatller The morning cloudiness will hang on through lhl.s altemoon. with onJy partial clear:lng along the beaches. Warmer d.ys are fortcast with temperatures into the upper 70s. INSIDE TODAY £t1tr since Vice Presii.111nt Sµiro Agnew's trot1bles in ft.fa11r la11d can1e to liQht, 1tories of favors and gtft1 lwve bee-11 stir· facing which n1ight Qtherwise lwiue Oie-n t01wred. Stt Page 3. .Ai.II Allllly l •11ttl1•lfllM!llt l•l' Ctwfdt Ntwi ._, '•Wiiiy ... , 1 C .. 1Mf1M IN& M........... 4 C-kl ti MMMI~ I Crt'M-.N W s-n ll+IS o.till -.ffc" II IJM:ll IMtll... l4oll c--· ...... ' Vtcltl L.• t • , Vote Next Week? ' Judici~ry Panel ~Extremists' Blamed for Mulls Kissinger Chile .Coup Happy Birtlidays, Girls! Long-titne Costa ?ilesa residents Lucy l\Iarty {left) and l\linnie l\1essi ng both celebrated another birthday this week. r.itrs. Marty turned 106 and 1\1rs. Messing. perennial runner.up in the old·age contest, 102. Mrs. l\·tarty has lived in Costa 1\·tesa for 22 years. J\lrs. l\1essing 51 years. Carpenter Draw s Potshots On Duel{ Club Legislation State Senator Dennis E. Carpenter (R· Newport Beach) has been criticized fo r a . bill he wrote to preserve a Merced Coun- ty wildlife area used by migraling docks. The bill cleared the Assembly and went Friday to Gov. Reagan for signature, but ·~· From Pqe l COAST ... -. ~.fklor was Ted by Assemblym!!ln Alan Sieroty tO..Beverly Hills). who argued that the land should not be purchased !Jll· . ti] the proposal has been approved by the ~stal Com mission. Mrs. Long of the Environmental Coali· tion testified before the Assembly Ways and Means Committee that the passage or the bill would give trvine Company "leverage" to use a~ainst government agencies, including the Coastal Com· mission, to get their approval for its plans. She also said lhal one of the canyons is "too steep to be developed and we're not e\'en sure it v.·ould make a good park. Yet the price for it will be stiff." ?.fike Neal, an administrative assistant to Sen. Carpenter. said: "The Assembly vote was 63 to JI. It was a bipartisan measure that had the support of Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti (0-Van Nuys). "That's how much \.\·eight the assembly gave lo arguments against the bill," Neal said. The Irvine Comapny has offered to sell the land at l'l<itf1~ assessed market value. According to an 18-mqpth-old ap- praisal. that figure is $7.6 mililon. An amendment to Carpenter's bill pro- vides. however, that a new appraisal must be made !o see if the value of the land has changed due to passage of Proposition 20, which created the coastal commissions. An Irvi ne company spokesman said follo\11ing passage of !he bill that the company \1·as •·gratified that this very in1- portant prelin1inary sttp has been ap- proved by 'the slate legislature." Ol.ANGI CO.A.IT " DAILY PILOT fh• 0••"9• CetU OAILY PILOT, wttll wtllcfl It (Omlll111<1 !tit N.,..s P rtu. 11 l'\lflll"'-d llf 1111 Or11191 c ... 1t Pullllll'llnO '°""""'· StJM· flt• tdlOon1 ere P1Jll)l1htd, M-tf lhrvuofl Ft1!11 y, !O• C:est1 ......... NtWJIO•I 8tKtt. l'lun!!nglan fl 11ch1~oun!tln Valltr, L•g- Bt•th, !r•1nt '$td<lletw1'• 1"41 Stn Clemtntt/ '"" J~~n Clpl\ltlM. A tl"'ll lt t.-;JIOfltl ..:llhon •1 Ntll1nld S4turdty1 Ind Sundt\'I• l n• p•ondf)I\ ~Ol•lh!ng 111111! It 0 JJO WHI ••v l!•H I. '"" Mest, (1Tlf0r"le, "'"· •ob ••' N. w,,a P•Hldtflt Incl l'llblltht< J,,\ •· c.,r1,, \IH:o P·t~ldt11t tlld 0.-tl Mt11tW Tho"''' IC11•il EGo!O!" T~o"''' A. M11rp~i111 ...... """'' ldilOI' Ch1•l11 H. l101 "ich1rJ .,, Nell ,. .. ,,,. .. , ,,,,. ....... f;llltttfl °""" Cotti Mt~: no \¥911 ••r SlltH N_, 1tt<1o · n.n ·Newport a.u1,..,,.. 1..'911M ._..; :m l'-1 Av-"""tilltllrl'•tH~: 1,.n hHfl koltn1•o1 ion c1-t11 ~J No•lll 11 c...,1,,. ""'' , .. .,... 11141 '41:-4121, c .................. 641-1&71 Pl'9fll C-ltl A•"' ..... If L..-hoKfl 4t1 ... 41t """" 11•1111 or ..... c.,..., CMt-11• 14 .. 111t not before it was charged that the bill is a "ripoff" for duck club owners. Assembly proponents of the measure ''did not point out every time (ducks) I arid they get shot at," Assemblyman John Thurman (D-Modesto) said. Senator Carpenter's o£fice said the bill allows reassessment of duck clubs presently leased from the U.S. Govern- ment on land that otherwise might be developed. Taxes are levied as if the property \vere being farmed, a Carpenter aide ex· ploined. Carpenter entered the bill on behalf or th!? gun cl\,Ws fropi the ~1erced area ''because no legislator up there would touch it," the aide sa.id. No Orange' Cowl~ interesLs were ii· volved: and Carpenter's of£ice' is :not aware if there are any simllar gun clubs operating in the county which wouJd qualify for similar lax breaks. Only clubs leasing areas larger than 150 acres qualify. The club which brought the need for the legislation to light is near Los Banos, and is on land, v.·hich is said to be ap- praised at a higher value than sur- rounding fannland. ' -· • ,, .. ' .. ·'' " Toppitlfl Out WASHlNGTON (UPI) -The Senate Judiciary Co1nmittee bas finished taking public testimony on the nomination of lfenry A. Kissinger as Secretary or State. The panel is expected to overwhelmingly recommend confirmation next v.·eek. The committee wrapped up the public phase of its hearings Friday by a\101Ying ( NEWS. BRIEFS ) witnesses, r anging from a former U.S. Senator to the head of a local black ac- tivist group, to testify on Kissinger's qualifications. Kissinger went before the committee for three days and v.ill be called back before the panel Monday for a closed meeting. The committee has scheduled a vote for Tuesday and confirmation by the full Senate could come later in the week. Skylab Rolls 011 HOUSTON (UPI) -Skylab's history- making astronauts beaded for the home stretch of their record 59-day flight today lrying to collect more data for their already bulging scientific hope chest. Alan L. Bean, Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. Lousma, beginiilng their eighth week oI orbital research. aim their bat- tery of Earth survey cameras at the Lnited States again for more information on their home planet. "We're in tbe hosne stretch," said flight director Neil Hutchinson. "The excitement peaks may be over, but they're just pouring out the science. The last five or six days have really been bonus days for the scientists who are gel· Ung a lot of extra gravy." Capitol Retah1ed SACRAMENTO (AP) -The 103-year· old Capitol shouJd be retained as the seat of California government, the state Bank and Recreation Committee said Friday. The commission passed a resolution urging the legislature to keep the gold. domed structure as thei\-home, after it ls reconstructed to be earthquake resistant. The legislalure has passed a bill that provides for construction of a new capitol five blocks away. from the existing original Capitol, which has been declared an earihquake hazard by architects. Ag11e1D Data Aired NEW YORK (UPI) Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson bas decided~ to let a federal grand jury Investigating Vice President Spiro T. Agnew have tts first look al evidence compiled by the U.S. Attorney's office, the New York TI1nes reported in its Saturday editions. The Times said the purpose of giving the evidence to the federal panel in Baltimore "is lo review the substance of the case assembled thus far .. , and not to seek an indictment now." A Justice Department spokesman said C.Ollrtlf"I, 1,,.1, 0•• .... C..1t ""-'1111 .... C'"' .. ~Y. No .... , 1r.<i.t, HhrilrO!lfllt, lll!tw .. I fllttltr o< ad-ti.-tt Mf•lrt IMY 1111 l..,..llC.. wlltlWI 'P'Kltl - '"'""" "' ~·· .-.. ~ C61U ........ HWI 11 (Olll MMe. c.11........ .....i.t.. .. """'" ..... "*""""'' .., ,.,..11 u.1• _..,.., 111111...,; *'IW""" ., .... --.iy, The crane at Jloag Memorial Hospital's new 11-story lower ijfts traditional topping out tree to the roof of the building as hospital officials and wcll·wishers wait to brt!ak out champagne. Tower was topped out Friday In cere1nonies n1arklng . the hospital's "Reach Years" campaign. '!'he $12 million tower Is scheduled for complellon in April of next year. • • < ' l<~riday night Richardson has not made ,., any decision about J1ow the case \Viii be V processed frotn this point. /' \Vhile Shultz was a"·ay in Tokyo at· tending a I rade meeting. Laird held a "·\, . news conference Thursday to say that the su rcharge is under consideration by the administration as a way to cool in· fl ation. The proposal \\'OUld call for the taxes to be refunded after inflation abated and the economy slowed do\\'11. It is commonly kno1Yn as a compulsory sav- ings plan. Bloody Viet Batlle SAIGON (UPI) -In the bloodiest fighting in South Vietnam in nearly two months, 90 Communists and seven government soldiers were reported killed Friday in a battle for control of Highway I. Lt. Col. Le Trung Hien. spokesman for the South Vietnan1ese commar.d, said the casualties came in 10 hours of fighting around Tam Quan district to\vn in Dinh Dinh province, just below the Quang Ngai province border. Hein said 24 other government troops were v.·ounded in the biggest single day's casualties in one area since July 26 when a total Of 170 Communists \VCrC kiJICd ill a' battle in Binh Duong province. Dll1Y "llol Sttfl Phott Oh Babe llis l'IJlffiC is Babe. 11e·s a year· and·a·half·old Afghan and he's yours for $20 at the humane .society on Laguna Ca nyon Road in La guna Beach. Canyon Clubbers _Suing Irvine Co. Over Water Tv:o members or Newport Beach's Big Canyon Country Club who claim to be act- ing for the facility's 771 members sµed the Irvine Company, several or its of· ficers and a number of local developers Friday for more than $77 million. Among the allegations contained in the Orange County Superior Court lawsuit filed by members Leooard Shane and Martin Ivy Scott are fraud, violations vf the state's "°rporation and civil codes, negligence and breach of fiduciary duty. Damages sought in 268 itemized allega- tions cited against the cluster of defend· ants total more than $77 million. And the plaintiffs further seek in their class action a number or court rulings that \\'OUld prevent future violations by developers working in the area around the country club. The lawsuit blames the Irvine Com· pany for v.'hat is alleged lo be:tP,e club's limited drainage system whjch is said to be unable to cope with increasimg water flow from surrounding terrain. Irvine officers named as defendants in· elude vice presidents Albert J. Auer, I. E. Eberling and Frank E. Hughes. Also named are Newport Beach attorneys Guy K. Claire and Jolm C. Wells. The class action complains that Irvine officers constituted a 1najority of the club's boMd from the time the country club was organized in 1970 to Sept. 15. t972. It accmes Irvine executives on the board of working for the e-0mpany rather than the club and it questions the validity of a number or bills presented by the Ir\'ine Company and paid by the club during. those years. Shane and Scott allege that subsequent development around the facility is lo I --,. ~ . . I blJn1c for erosion. selllemcnt, fractured \l'ater pipes and cracked as p ha I t throughout the COWllry club facility. Also li"stcd as defendant::; in the 2011- pagc la\vsult are Payne , Moore and T;.ber, Anderson Bro~.. L<nve·Hydro. Inc .. Dale Casada. Dale E. Carroll Cornpany, Richard B. Smith Inc .. Deane Development Company, Robert McLain, Donald L. Bren, the Lusk Corporation and the Shuirman-Simpson Corp. "Most of tbc expense of transfonning the relati\'cly \\'orlhless Big Canyon into a premium residential development and of the drainage and maintenance prob- lems are being passed off onto the 1nl.'mbers." the suit claims. It also claims that the In-inc Compl'lny has violated a number of pro\'isions in the loan agreement dra\\·n up bl.'tween the parties July I. 1970. The club has a 71). year lease on the site \vith an option to purchase every fifth year. The lawsuit notes that the Irvine Com- pany filled and leveled the canyori floor to build the country club and JilOlf cour~ and then sold memberships to defray the cost of devf'lopment. The Big Canyon Country Club is bound· cd on the north by Ford Road, on the south by San Joaquin Hills Road. on the east by MacArthur Boulevard and on the \.\'est by J amboree Road. Shane and Scott charge that some of club·s boundaries have been changed by encroaclunents of developers and that slopes are, in some instances, actually moving onto the goU course. Other dc \'elopment activities have caused pipes to protrude from the COW'5e and have caused serious structural dam· age to the club house the action cootends. SANTIA(:C). Chile ~APl -Chile's military junta said Friday thal the annal forces overthre\v the f\1arxist·led government because more than 12.000 "extremists'' rrom other countries had entered Chile. The statement, by the junla's minister of interior. Gen. Oscar Bonilla. was thl' junta's fir st public declaration or its reasons ror toppling lhc lcfl i.3t govern· 111ent in a coup 1\1£'sday that re$ulted in the death of !'resident Salvador Allende . a Marxist. "The country was invaded by more than 10.000 foreign extremists ... who had nothing lo do" in their own countries "and were brought here." the interior minister said in a broadcast. Political parties oppo.c;ed to the Allende govern· ment had clamed for months that left· ists in Chile \Vere arming themselves. The anned force~ had to '·inlervene in order to safegunrd the destiny or the country, st•i·iously threatened by ex- tremist elements." Bonilla said. The extrc1nists included ~1exicans , Cubans, lfondurans, Argentines and mernbers of Uruguay·s Tupamaros guerrillas. Bonilla said. The governn1ent cal'li[•r announcrd it had begun dc1xirling scores of extremist.!! from Chile. Thousands or C h i l c a 11 ~ came downtown Fridav to view for th£' first time the debris left by the tank and gun· ballles during the coup and during government alte1npls the last four days to snuff out pockets of sniper resistance. The lifting of an almost continuous curfew permitted Chileans to leave their homes to purchase food and to visit the battlefield of the coup. Bombs. rockets. tank shelling and machine f(un fire left gaping holes in of·· fice buildings. Thousands of windows \Vere broken and the historic presidential palace was heavily damaged. The four·n1an n1ilitary junta. operating fron1 the l\1inistry of Defense building . directed continuing gunfights Friday against armed supporters of the Allende go\l'emment. Gunfire could be heard oc~ casionally in several areas of the city. Official casualty figtlfes have not been given but unofficial reports My 500 to 1,000 people have died as a result of the cou p. The government sa id Friday many persons have been arrested. WEATHER •v TM .t.11ec1.<.:" "'''" A (Old lr(ll'll l•O"' Ctn1d1 nas bf0<>9hl cold •1111, 1.-.0·,,, •<><! 1emo111111,..., In the :i".ls 10 Mon!•n• 1nd NO'th Otkoll. Snow tell I t Grell F1ll1 81111f'IOt , Mont~. L1vil!Ot1'0!I• """"'·· w11 hit by 1now, 111111 1<1d a tll11nd1r1lotm. R11ln ... d snow 1111 II Olc•l .... on. N.O. Show••• t l'lll ll'l11ndtr\t>ower1 r1~1<1 Wyom!119 t M Id tho. 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END-OF-SUMMER SAVINGS ON ALL PATIO FURNITURE MANY GOOD BUYS ON REMAINING STOCK-COME IN AND SAVE e SAVE e SAVE COSTA MES,4.-0pon 7 D1y1 Fri. 9:30 • 9 • S.t. 9:30 • 6 • Sun. 10. 6 ' ., , , c t 1 l • ' ( h J I ( I I i i ( ~ 1 ACTOR JIMMY STEWART ON LOCATION AT UC IRVINE Freshman Larry FIHtte of Laguna Beach Stop~ to Chat •nawkins~ Here Ji1n1n y Stewa rt Filmi11 g at VC I Anyone v.•ho grew up \vatching Jimmy Stc.,.,·art draY:I his way through big sky country in weslcm after 'vestern \vould have been surpri_scd to see hlin in a blue pin stripe suit, playing a lawyer clctec- tive. There he was resting bel\\'een filming episodes at UC Irvine. He talked about the disappearing open space in Orange County and how surprised he Wl:IS to sec how it all had developed. "Yoo mean this is now a city," be saicl , on learning about Irvine. He Y.'OOdered how much land the cam- pus had. Fifteen hundred acres, he was told , and he expressed surprise. "UCLA has pretty nearly run out_-o{ room to grow," Stewart observed. lie \V3S surrounded by you thful autograph seekers. lie responded to the smiling gaggle about him. chatting \Vith students. The MGM location unit crew scurried about the plaza outside the UCl biological sciences building. On the second day of fi lming on cam- pus Jo,riday Stewurt and guest star William \Vin dom were n10\'cd about out· doors. Come a Tuesday evening in November the UCI outdoor scenes \·Vil\ be part of a completed movie for television. It is one of six: Stewart has contracted to do as "Hawkins .'" the lawyer-detecti ve. On that November evening. UC I will be an Arizona college campus, to everyone but I.hose who are familiar with the Pereira archit<.-cture which also has been the backdrop for a ''Plane t o( the Apes" adventure fi lm. Ceiling Price Increase On, Gas, Oil Approved WASHINGTON (AP) -The Cost or Livi ng Council has decided to raise the ceiling prices of gasollne, diesel fuels and home heatiCW oil!, director John T. Dunlop said Friday. But Dunlop said the new and higher ceilings for these products will not go into effect until after the coliiicil reviews cost information rrom the industry by Sept. 2.5, when the amount of the increase \\.'ill be decided. After the data from the retail dealers is reviewed, "the cOuncil will act prompt· ly" to boost the celing, Dunlop said, in a statement. He announced al the same time that the council is pennitting to go into effet'.!t a one cent per .iallon price increase in gasoline by Atlantic Richfield Company, effective Monday. Also, the firm will be allowed to ra ise the price of home heating oU by one cent per gallan. Oun1op said the deci sion to raise the ceiling on gasoline, diesel fuel and home heat ing oil carries out a commitment to mcnitor the prices of these products to make sure that ceiling prices reflect the increased cost of imports and domeslic crude oiL He gave no precise time '>''hen con- sumers will feel the higher prices. Bui the council indicated that it would be soon after Sept. 25. The council said the nation 's retail gasoline dealers and home heating oil dealers will receive forms to submit price, cost and profit information that will be used to justify boosting the ceil· ing. In another action, the council said it will bold a series or meetings with major heating oil importers next week to review amended regulations for compul· ing the increased cost of oil imports. 'nle council said it wanted to make sure the compafiics full y lfJlderstand techni· calities of the government's rules. Also, the council declared illegal prac· tices reported by some retail gasoline stations in charging for services that used to be free, such as for washing \\indshie\ds. cheeking oil. or pulling air in tires. Ct--:_;:; 'A nimals' Love-in By JACK CHAPELL Of ftle D.llY l"llet S!etf Laguna Beach is girded for what may be its final Love Animals, Doo't Eat Them allair -a love-ln on the city's Main Beach today . Colorful minions ol the counterculture tribe have proclaimed "Cosmic apat.-e brothers and sisters come together for Laguna's last lov~in." 'The Love Animals people will be leav· ing Lagwi.a on Sept. 22, that's the autum· nal equinox (first day of fall) and all the stars, etc., are in the right places for,a major move, they say. It's aJso the date that the Orange Coun- ty District Attorney's office and the tribe agreed upon in a get·thee-0ut-of· town-Or·go-to-court bargain over a host of minor law infsactions racked up by lhe Love Animals followers. The Laguna Beach Police Department isn't all that disturbed by the love-in plans, according to Capt. David Brown. ';We've talked to lhem up there and asked them what their plans are and everything. I've also had calls from citizens and the Chamber of Commerce. "What I'm merely telling them is that we're cognizant of it, and we're going to monitor it. "But, they wanted to kno\v if we're bringing in additional manpower and things like that. The ans\ver to that 1s naturally nO, I am not going to overreact and start bringing in manpower, how· ever, the shifts are alerted and if some· thing did build, OK. "But, I can't take action on people who just go down to the beach and hold hands or ~1hatever." Capt. Brown said Friday. "If they go to a nude-in, that's a dif· ferent story . "I understand that they're going to go down with some musical instruments and sit on the beach and play some music and so forth and groove. "And if they're not grooving on drugs or booze. If they've got their clothes on and they don't have amplifiers, in other words, iJ there's no violation of the law, I can't stop them. "See the business people were upset because they may come down and park in front or the meters and if they do 1 have empathy, but 1 can't do anything about it," he said. "We're just going to sort of sit on it and "·atch it," Capt. Brown said. The love-in really hasn 't been given a definite starting time, just "early mom· ing" by the organizers, the people who broughl a smaU unknown vegetarian cafe to national attention by inviting a camel named Boney Bananas to share a nut· butter repast with humans. Brown said he was looking forward to Sept. 2.3. That's the day after the Love Animals people board their ramshack.1e vehicles and trek ofr into northern California looking for "freedom." Pipeline Favored SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Nearly two of every three Californians favor con· struction of the trans-Alaskan oil pipeline, a statewide survey reports. The California PoU, taken last month by Mervin Field, showed lbat 64 pcreent of 513 persons in terviewed favored .building the pipeline. Nineteen percent were op- posed. Agnew Gifts 'Not Unusual' Maryla1id Probe Spaivns 'Trivial Stories.,' Aides Say \VASmNGTON (AP) -In the years ~Uice he became a prominent political figure, Spiro T. Agnew bas received gifts otfood. wine and liquor from friends and jlJies, and a llbert1I discount from a plush \Vashington hotel where he Uved for 4lk years, news reports say. ..<Agnew aides refu se to confinn or deny these reports but are known to be furious over what they believe are trivial stories tftat would have been ignored if lhe vice prtsldent were not under criminal in· vestig11tion by a federal grand jury in I!i1Jt imore. ~c report was tihal Agnew received a "~elebrity discoul\I." in his rent during 4~ years he li ved at Washington's Sheraton-Park Hotel. There are other reports that Agnew rece ived gifts of food, liquor and cash footn friends and associa tes in Maryland where he served as Baltimore County ex· ecutive and later as governor. JJ'he distri butioo of · gifts and other flvors to political figures is not an un-- common practice. 'lt has been reported that form er Presi· i t Lyndon B. Jdlnson received f ren t count when he was vice president and ed at a Washington hotel. John Con· t~lly enjoyed one when he was Treasury ~tary and lived at the same hotel 3! A(ncw. ,:rticre has been no claim raised in con- nection with the reported girl! and favors I~ Agnew lhnt be recriprocalcd in any 19y, = Marsh Thomson, Agnew's press esman. expreSled ·g r o w t n g ex· ration with the news reports, which ti says concern thoroughly Innocent nlationshlps between the vice president alC:I other persont. 'lterusing to confirm or deny det.alls o( l ports In What he called "personal s," Thol11IOl1 said Friday that "If It w not for Umes Ukc th.,e, this kind or ti a would not be worthy or public no ," 1Te &llld that bcc8U!e ol Watergate end . . . • ' ' the Maryland probe. "\vc have a whole atmosphere where it is newsworthy to dig out anything t'hat sounds sinister. The press is rea lly scraping for derogatory sounding information." The reports began wllh a CBS television story thal revealed that Agnew has been the beneficia ry of a "celebrity discoun t" at the Sheraton-Park, a luxury hotel where he occupied a sui te from his inaug\lralion until last June, when he moved his family into a home in Kenwood, a l\.1aryland suburb o f \Vashington. The New York Times and the WaU Street Journal reporled Friday that for several years Agnew has received gifts of foOO from Joseph H. Rash, a Baltimore executive of t'he Food Fair, lnc. supermarket chain. The Wall Slrcet Journal also said he had been supplied \vit h al co ho I i c bevera ges by J. Walter Jones, a Baltimore banker, wine expert and long· lime friend of Agnew : and with cash gilts totattng $16.000 by Harry A. Dun- dore, a retired lOlll company offi cial who lives in Sparks, Md. Rash was reported by both papers as rerustng to say what gifts, if any, he pro- vidod to Agne\V but as say!Dg that anything dmt transpired between them w11.s the rc.!l\Jll of long -s t a ndin g friendship. 11lcre was no comment from Oundore or from Jones. "Jones tias come. under .scrutiny Jn the federol Inquiry in Baltimore Jnto alleged kickbacy between politicians and contractors. AgMw Is also being inve1tlgaled for possible vlolalions of bribery, conspiracy, ei:tortlon and tax l:l\VS, ... A spok..,man for the Sheratoi>Par~ Hotel, Ted Kiasane, conllrmed the CBS accoUnt of Agnew's form er li ving ar· rangements. He refused to say how much _money was Involved but said the hotel's policy Is to Iii"' cmafn stlected celebrities a dl!COUnt of from one·haU to l\\'0-lhirds ot the normal rental rec. l The suite formerl y occupied by the Agnews oonnally rents ror $1,900 a month, he said. Such policies are observed by many Juxury hotels whose managers feel the prestige of their establishments is enhan· ced by the presence of celebrities. Agnew aides were especially angered .a t what they thought was an attempt by CBS to link the vice president's ar· rangement .at the Sheraton-Park with past dealings he has had with executives of the International Telephone &c Telegreph Col11 .• of whldh the Sheraton Hotel chain is a subsidiary. CBS said Agnew was reported to have been asked by Ned Gerrity, an m vice president, to help carry to the Justice Department the company's contention I.hat it was not getting a fair shake in the big antitrust investigation of ITT in 1970. Agnew said he passed Gerrity's reque!Jt al ong to then Ally. Gen. Jam Mitchellt but nevar had an)' further dealings in thei matter. GerTity, aides to Agnew noted. is another long·Ume friend of Agnew dating from thtir army service together in the 10th Infantry Division In World War II. Kissane said the "celebrity discount" policy at the Sheraton.Park existed before rrr took over the 'hotel chain . Asked abOul Agnew 's reaction to the latest press reports -In view or his earlier denunciation of "news leaks" that the vice president con tended "'ere In-- fringing on ht• rlgllts In the Maryland In· veaUgaUon -Thomson said the vice president was accuatomed to such things. "lie has developed what he calls a 'thickened denna' over such things. Il bounce!! olf tus back a little better than It does off mine," said Thomson, a fonner Foreign Service oUiccr who was former, ly a foreign policy adv1ser to Agnew and became his press aecretory this year. Tboolm said the vice president wa1 ·Ml preparing any statement• accounUnc ~l!ts .or other favor> received !'rorii filends since he has been In pollUcs. • ...... • Saturday, Stpltmbtr IS, )q73 DAil V PILOT :J Reaga1a to Sl91a? W eHare Boost Bill Approved AP MtWI Pllt!O Splltsvllle Actress Debbie Reynolds filed for divorce Friday fron1 shoe manufacturer l-larry Karl to dissolve her marriage of 13 years. Miss Reynolds currently is starring 011 Broadway in the musical "Irene." SACRAMENTO (Af') -A pared-down plan for welfare hikes for 500,000 aged , bllnd and disabled Ca!Uornians was sent to the Senate and Assembly floors in the closing hours of the 1973 session late f'rl- day night wilh bipartisan support. Authors of the plan predicted the bill would pass both houses and that Gov. Ronald Reagan would sign it ending a * * )':{ Driinke1i Drivirig Laiv Reva mped SACRAMENTO (AP) -Legislation rehauling California's drunken driving Jaw was sent to the governor's desk Fri· da y. The measure would drop tile man· datory jail sente nce for second drunken driving convictions from five Lo t\\'O days on the theory judges v.•ould be more will- ing to impose a jail sentence if it '>''crc lighter. .~ four-month in1passe over the welfar~ question. But Ulcre "''as no imme<tin te indication fron1 ReAgan administration officials on \\'hether they would recommend signing or vetoing the plan. "The bill is much nior e reasonable than :.iny other before lhc legislature." said Republican Assen1blyn1an \Villiarn Bagley of S!ln Rafael, who led GOP op- position to an l'arlier Den1i)erat·backed plan. "There is stiU a fiscal problem. It's rea!ly going to be up 10 the governor's of~ fice in the next two \\'eeks to determine the effec t on !he general fund in futur the eff •ct on the general fund in future years." Bagley S..'lid. Backers said the measure '>''ould cost $80 million to $84 million a \'Car and raise the basic grants an average of $18 • month lo $230. A special joint Senate-Assembly com- mittee of three Democrats and thr('C llepublicans drafted the lates t bill after " lengthy closed-door session w i I h lcgisla!ivc advisers and administration officials. Veteran Actress Betty Field, 55, Dies of Stroke HYANNlS, Mass. (AP) -Actress Betty Field, best known for her starring role in the movie "Of Mice and Men." died of a stroke Thursday while v.aca· tiooing on Cape Cod. She was 55. Drug Store Pric_e Post Bill Cwars Legislature Miss Field, who appeared in numerous movies and stage productions in her 3S- year acting career, last voas seen on stage in New York in 1971, when she played in productions by Edward Albee ·anct Harold Pinter. She received the New York Critic's award in 1946 for her performance in "Drea m Girl." Miss Fieid attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Nfw York City and, following her 1934 stage debut in London, she returned to New York to take a small part in "Page Miss Glory." She later appeared In "Three Men on a Horse." "Room Service," "The Prillll'06e Path," "Boy Meets Girl." "Waltz of the Toreadors,·· "Never Too Late,'' "A Loss of Roses" and "Where's Dad· dy ?" among others. SACRAMENTO (AP ) -California's 5,000 drug stores would have to post the prices for their 100 most commonly prescribed drugs under legislation sent to Gov. Ronald Reagan's desk Friday. The once·highJy controversial bill won 62·9 approval as the Assembly concurred in Senate amendments. It collected only 41 votes -the minimum required to clear the SO.member As!embly-in its original form. Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti ()).Van Nuys), noted the Senate deleted a pro- vision that would have legalized the advertising of prescription drugs. He explained the idea of lifting the advertising ban \VOS to heighten com- petition and result in lower prices to con· sumers. Critics argued the ad proposal would 1974 instead placo an enonnous burden on comer "~fom and P.op" drug stores that \vere in no financial position to compete \Vit h advertising by big drug store chains. In its final form, the bill wouJd require all public pharmacies to post their prices for the 100 most frequently prescribed drugs. The list would be compiled and revised periodicaJly by the State Board of Pharmacy. The Ca lifornia Pharm ac eutfcal Associnlion had lobbied strongly against the bill before the advertis ing provision was deleted. 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HUNT iNGTON IU.CH HOURS: DA ILY ID ·! SATURDAY 10. S:lO SUNDA Y t2 . ~ 968-3329 l Saturday, ~~umber 15, 1973 4 OAILY PILOT " .;a I -I O 'W ' ... Commu ter Airlin-es -Find The Going's Not · Great By TllOMAS Jl. EUAS Aero commuter. C• b I e Commut~r: Swlh Aire. Avall)fl Transport. Borrego Springs AirUnes. Catalina Airlines. Golden West Airlines. AU were among t h e that keeps the survivors in its J7-passenger De Haviland bUiine4s in buai.neas. T"·in Otters. The carrier flies Golden West serves points __ with only a 54 percent scat-oc· as scatlered as Sant a cupancy ligure, just over the profit line. Barbara, Orange C o u n t y Airport and Riverside, 'vhile SWUI Aire links Pasco Robles SOUTHERN ~CALIFORNIA Milkers Squeezed WASHINGTON (AP) - The main job of a hired "'Orker on dalty farms is to milk cows. r I g h t ? Wrong , s,ys the Agriculture Department. A survey of 124 hJttd workers on New York dairy farms showed that 90 percent of t h em perfcrmed field jobs, com· pared with 87 percent whc said they milked cows.• Soulhem Cillfornia commuter airlines formed Jn the 1!'1605. during a wave of enthusiasm for what are known in the trade as "third le\•el" airlines. FOCUS Most or the commuter lines got their starts in the 1960s when the Civil Aeronautics Board intiallv lifted route con- trols from airplanes weighing less than 12,SOO pounds, allow· ing them to operate wherever '------------l they wished and to set their TODAY. ONLY Go ld en \Vest , Berrego Springs and S\\"ift Aire remriin in the business and such s m a 11 airporls as Redlands, El Monte, Colton and Santa Monica are once again without commuter service to major commercial airports. It was competition that brought the demise of most of the commuter lines and it is today's lack of competition Horoscope and San Luis Obispo to Los Angeles International Airport. The Borrego Springs line is limited to service be tween San Diego, BorregQ Springs aod Palm Springs. ~VEN TODAY, officals of the regional airlines say they can barely make a profit. . Golden \Vest, largest of the South.land's commuter lines, hauls 430,000 persons a year in own rates. ABOUT 4SO .of the small airlines sprou'ted nationwide and many were in direct com. petition. ''You would get a reall.v good route going -say between Ontario or Santa Barbara and Los Angeles International -and pretty soon a competitor wo.uld move in." savs James Hannon, Golden We st's vice presid ent. "There just aren't enough customers on these runs to support two or three airlines." Barroom Studying ABitDrv ., SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Forty-two students are drink· Ing in a university course on the a rt of bar tending taught in the old speakeasy basement of A-fooney's Irish Pub. J J "u you can pour. one .. unc• ust Anot aer Pretty Face glass, you can pour a two-ounce glass; otherwise you Actress Stockard Channing is transformed into an don't know ,vhnt y 0 u ' r c ugly duckling for scene in TV show, ''The Girl Most a happy ending and she returned to same old attrac· tive sel f (left). Virgo: Maintain Peace, Harmony Harmon said his line was operating at only 26 percent cf capacitv in 1969, before the Sta te Public Utilities Com· n1 ission took over regulatibn of rates and routes for California's "third 1 eve 1 ' ' airlines. They drew that label because they operate below the nationwide commercial airlines and such statewide carri ers as Pacific Southwest Airlines. doing," says Dublin-born Sean Likely to ... " Like I-loll ywood stories, segment had Mooney who teaches th e no-~~-~~~-~~~-'-~~~~~-=-~--~--~~-~~~---~-~-~~-~~--~ PRIVATE TRUST FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS J" a 2nd TRUST OEE06 -SI,~ Te> $260,ooo UP TO '°" LOANS OH TRIJST DEEO COLLATERAL llRl"Oftt !OUITT l'UJllDe Ntiwpe>n Center 620 Newl>Of"I Cer1ter Orlw H~ Be-ch,c.Hl'. (11 4) &4 .... 24 FROM Fash ion Island .. -Newport ~B.each ~· credit, no--nonsense extension course for San Francisco State. THE CLASS JS ia serious and dry affair, except for cer- tain liquids used as teaching PUC REGULATION led to airs, which are not served to several consolidations. with · regul ar patrons upstairs in the such lines as Cable Commuter popular Grant Street pub. and Aero Com muter becoming . Two classes of 21 students part of Golden \V est. It also Jam the old speakeasy for two led IQ a pullback from some hours and 45 minutes each small airports which hadn't week to learn how to pour an supplied enough passengers. hones t drin k and still show a "There is nothing stop9ing profit. anyone from flying into places The basement hasn't been like Redlands or Fullerton on used since Prohibition when it a regular basis." Harmon operated 24 hours a day. said. "As long as no one is using the route, anyone can move in." But no one will move back to those fields unless ne\v market research indicates it \vould be worthwhile. Most of the old Southern California commuter Ii n es didn 't u se sophisticated market rseearch techniques. They began as offshoots of airplane dealerships and flying schools -"mama and papa operations," Harmon calls them -and simply assumed that the region's growth would take care o{ then1. It didn't, and some companies lasted only six months. THERE'S A \VAITING list ot 16 and Peter De Wees, university extension director, calls the seven-v.·eek course "an unprecedented success." The first ni ght was d'evoted to the most fund amental of 18 different bar glasses: the onc- ounce shot glass. THE COURSE goes beyond the bar itself: A pastry chef will teach bow to make hors d'oeuvres and canapes; a restaurant owner will teach the buying. preservation and sale or \vine ; a waitress will demonstrate how to take a drink order and present it to the bartender. He Goes Ape Jiggs Give1i Owri Harem BEAR ISLA~D. Ga. (APJ - ~oaming at will on a tiny coastal island \Vith a harem of females h a s transformed Jiggs the chimpanzee from a whimperer into a dominant, aggressive male. But disappointed scientists say the big ape has yet to pro- duce an offspring, although one consort was pregnant when she died last January aft er eating son1e toxic plants that brought on a miscarriage. JIGGS WAS placed on Bear Island, part of the Ossabaw chain, in June 1972 when an experimental chimpanzee col· ony was begWl. Despite realizing many a male's wildest dreams, the 150-pound chimp crawled from aging for food , catching crabs and small rodents. "THEY'VE BUILT nests all over the 100.acrc island," Keeling: said. "And they have their favorite litlle spots." J iggs and his harem even survived Hurricane Agnes, whose winds hit the Georgia coast in June 1972. As part of their larger e((ort to show that th e chimps. \\•ho are threatened with extinction in their native habitat, can breed and sustain th emselves on the island. the scientists plan soon lo add three females to J iggs' harem. The apes are visited every third day by the Emory scien· · lists, who give them \\'ater and a supplemental chow made of cereal, grass, grain arid cod liver oil. his thre'e remale chimpanzees ,------------,.! and back into his cage. \vhimpering for the human companionship he 'd bee n used to. 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OF TH~ tiAReO~R I I I • ---~·----_,_ ' I, • ' ' Bevelopn1ents Cited Plant Breeding Ideas Keep Humanity Going Clwltlt• ldtllct MOllltor s.Nll• GENEVA, N.Y. -When Michael Dixon -all, lean and .bronzed by long hours in the sun -speaks of hitting "pay dirt" he mans food. Speclfically, he means yet another in the long line of plant breeders' successes that literally are keeping humanity going In the 1970 's. Short end costly as world food supplies are, they are far more abun- dant and cheap than they would be if farmers bad to de- pend on the plants they cultivated only a few decades ago. pr. Dixon illustrates this with • • row upon row of hb special cabbage plants strung ·out like soldiers on parade at the New 'York State Agricultural Ex· periment Station. They are a new frost • resistant variety destined among other things, to help lessen water pollution. DR. D[XON CALL.S his new cabbage "Hlgh and Dry" because it contains only 91 percent water -dolltl 2 per cent from the water content of standard varieties. It Sounds like an insignificant figure. But that '2 percent less w~ter makes all t h e difference bet"·een a need to dispose of thousands of gallons of brine waste aod none at all in the manufacture of sauerkraut in upper New York state. When environmental st.an· dards stopped the New York kraut manufacturers (more sauerkraut is made In this state than In any similar area in ·the world) from pouring their waster into the nearest llttam, t h e y Immediately booked lnto local 1 e w e r ayste=. But the highly acid brine solution up.set t h e bacteriaJ action of sewage- treatment plants. In making kraut, a certain amount of saltwater ts needed ,1 ·the' start. But in the pro- cess, ·the cabbage itself gives Off considerable water, leaving more solution at the end than the beginning. The need: a dryer cabbage which Dr. Dix· on now has provided and which has performed well in both field and factory. " miracle ri ce which sparked the green revolution in Asia have been the headlinemakers along with improved sorghum, the grain that provides the base for a major expansion of beef feeding. A I t h o u g h runaway populalion s t i 11 prevents world food abun· dance, these wonder crops have substantially b o o s t e d supplies. Similar impi-ovements have also been made with such mundane crops as cabbage, beets, beans and the like to the benefit of home gardeners as well as commercial farmers. Dependable Daffodil IT HAS ANOTl!lm ad· vantage too. With a lower water content it has greater frost tolerance. Xny tern· pera.ture below 20 degrees F. will kill ordin ary cabbage. High and Dry will withstand temperatures down to 15 degrees F. Jn colder ~gions, this improved hard1 n es s lessens the danger of a premahire freeze, which can drastically cut supplies and send cabbage costs skyrocketing in the supermarket. T!IE\f GROW blgg ... faster, and frequently are hardier. Quick maturity means crops caa be grown farther north (or south) tn•cotder climes where growing seasons are short. In milder climates, it m a y mean twO crops a secason. The quick growers hold their quality too. · Take beets as an example. Time was when a beet would mature and if not harves ted readily it would soon grow woody and hard. The mod em mature beet can stay in the ground for weeks and still stay sweet and tender. Cabbage doesn't bolt to seed the way it used to either. · All of which means better food and more food on the table. Hardy Blooms Yield Carnival of .Color 'Ml.is is just one of hundreds of similar developments con· tinuing here at Geneva. It typifies thousands or plant breeding efforts.... around the WQ?ild that ;i-uTl to 1mprove the food supply of mankind. ... The daffodil is a dependable contributor to spring beauty in California. 'Ibis hardy grower blooms the first year and increases in quantity and quality, year after year, with little at· tention, or re-planting. 1.fore properly kno"'Tl as Narcissus, the daffodil is one of the oldest cultivated flowers known to man. Native to the eastern hemisphere, it has spread to the corners of the earth. Tbe daffodil can be planted in many species and varieties. There are nlOre than a dozen types or classes. There are daffodils which are very early bloomers. Others flo wer in mid·$eason and additiopal ones that are late' ftowerlng. By planting some of each you can enjoy a seasoo-loog carnival of color. Representative or the very early·blooming choices are Trevtlhlan, a fragrant lemon yellow Jonquil.. The huge golden yellow William the SDilDt . ls .doublt . the size of 1o1riie ~t-fype Daffodils. "?IOIOillor,hliif"'ft yellow petals and • ftoey (<cl cup. Ear)y varletres 1nclude such favorites u February Gold, Fort1me and Blt-0'-Heayen. Februilry Gold features star· shaped petals and a long, fluted orange t rumpe t . Fortune has deep yellow petals and a seml·IOng golden wange trumpet. Bit-O'·Heaven bout.I rich yellow leaves, hiibllihted by a ruffled gold and red cup. Tela! is a dou hie daffodil with a scarlet center sur· rounded by clear, soft yellow. It is a mid«asoo bloomer. So are the huge, full double . cr.eamy yellow-centered White Lloo and Actaea. Actaea has African Violets Never at Rest In Its work with African violets, Ohio State University reports that African violets have no "rest period." If cared for properly, th e y should bloom continuously. i nower buds form in the Of each new leaf, so the new leaves a plant bas, more Dowers it will pro- duce. And Ouoresceflt lights will keep plants growing, put- . ting out new leaves and con- eequenUy more flowers. • i1npressivc white petals and a gold-edged red eye. Late·flowering daftodils in· elude Silver Chimes, a newer introduction. It f e a t u r e s clusters of six or more white · flowers per stem. ~o~l HOO<! is a large, pure white with a white rutOed cup. Pink Lady has pure white petals and a pink ruffled trulllpet. Because of stale climactic variatiOl'I!, blooming periods for the different typeS vary . Essentially, in Sou t be r n 14'lowers -. 'I:q~!oo~· At C'.e.nter " A thJ"ee.diy flower sho\v begins at fashion Island, . Newport Center, Thursday. The show; "'tbe:se. Magic Moments," ajll. feature ex· bibits in several sto res, plus a commercial 'Clisplny in the Stage C.ourt Area. Throughout ~the show, e:t- perts from tJi!o garden world will give talks on how to make your hobby more enjoyable. Scheduled for the program are the following presen· tations: Thursday, 1 p . nl . ''Building Hanging Baskets," 2 p.m. "The Art of Flower Ar· ranging." -Friday, 1 p.m. "Good An~ Bad insects". 2 p.m. "The Imporlfil:lce of Conserving Our Water." -Saturday, Sept. 22, l p.m. "The Theodore P a y n e California Native Plant Foun. datlon", 2 p.m. '•The Arboretum". Oily Flavor Watercress, a member or the mustard Camily, gets Its fla vor from an oil containing sulphur. Soturdoy 9 to 9, Sundoy 10 to 5 fR,UIT & SHADE ' ' TREES ' '2 88 5 GA L SiZE-REG: 5,99 ,, -CLEARAN E ROS s PLAmR Ill , ..... _ 88'' bt· 1.lt 2 ..i,-.... J.lt 188-' I ' I CU 1'1', 12~· aao.1.tt HUNTt NQTON CENT~ .. l DINGl R AND 8!ACH MU"TIWGTON 1£ACH • •' 192•6611 California, the very early season begins in February. The later bloomers are in flower in April. In the garden, plant clusters of five or seven daffodils in front of shrubs or evergreens, in little pockets. They are at· tractive in drifts along a garden path -or landscaped area. Daffodils may b e planted with other spring· flowering bulbs and. annual flower:!, so the colors will complement the d a f f o d i I shades. San Diegans Opposing Insecticide SAN DIEGO (A P) - A citizens' itOUp has protested the aerial sp raying of the insecticide sevin in Balboa Park in a drive to eradicate the Japanese beetle. The pesticide is tQ.Xic and wnt threaten people, animals and gardens in the spraying area, Laura TalJiarm, San Diego coordinator of the ·People's Lobby, said in a let· !er to the state Agricul ture Departin<nt. Deputy , Agriculture C.Om· mi ssioner Ken F r a n k I i n stressed that the chemical was nontQXiC when Florida Canyon in the park was sprayed. 'MlC beetle was considered a threat to the trees and shrub- bery in the canyon, which lies between the 1.oo and Naval Hospital on the west and P..funicipal Golf Course on the east. ' THOSE EFFORTS have met with striking success. An acre of land yields im· pressively more today than it did at the tum of the century or even 15 years ago , says Or. ·n. G. Hanway of the Universi· ty of Nebraska. T h e performance of new crop varieties "surpasses t he dreams of plant breeders at the close of World War II," he says. Because of this. he sees plant breeding as a "brill iant bargain." Few investments, irf fact, pay such l a v,,.i s h dividends. Several experts cite Sweden as an example. The total cost of plant breeding in S'!Yeden amounts to only $3 million over more than 60 years -yet it has increased the value of Swedish crops by an estimated And what 0£ the future? Still greater improvements are comlng, say plant scientists. Improved ability to germinate in cold soils appears just around the oomer. This would add · valuable 1 weeks lo temperate zone g r o w i n g seasons which, climatically, have been shortening. Increas· ed resistance to pests, n o w highly desired because of en~ vironmental pressures against the cavalier use of pesticides, appears ve ry promisi ng . Weekender Gardeners' Cliecklist $20 million a year· Here are some things to be In New York State the extra thinking about this weekend. yield from improved wheat e For winter color, set out varieties returns $200 for every dollar spent 0 n pansies, violas, Iceland Pop- research. In recent times pie!, stocks, snapdragons, and hybrid com has increased the ~catendulas. average United States yield by · e Tuberous b e g o rl i a s , 20 percent a year. The annual fuchsias, aad container·grown value of the increased crop, geraniu\Tis will appreciate a_ alone is more than 30 times feeding this month. the entire yearly cost of • Uft and ·store gladiolus operating everY state when the foliage tops have agricultural experiment sta· faded to yellow or turned tion in the land. brown . IN 1930, CORN averages for • Winter vegetables pro-- the United States stood at 26 duce better if they get an ear· bushels to the acre. That ly start. Broccoli, Brussels average now stands at 90 sprouts, c a b b a g e . and bushels, a better than cauliflower are a few coolj threefold improvement, large· season vegetables to s'el out ly due to more vigorous now. _ strains. In the state of Illinoi s( • Four blulb nowers that however, the averag' yield is reward you for planting them 168 bushel.!! and some farmers early are freesias , sparaxis, actually top the 200 mark. ixias and Dutch Iris -truly a Com, heat, and the so-ealled free-flowering foursome. JC Penney FALL TRUCKLOAD EVENT FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SUNDAY !ST QUALITY ••. HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM ••• BRING YOUR TRUCKS & TRAILERS 1 Gallon ' 2Gallon s Gallon You r Cholco of • , • e CITRUS • e SSUHNRLUOBVSING •;ASS.'T, .·'JUNIPERS e TROPICALS e VINES -:--1" .. ~--.....,-----• SPICIAL 0' THI Wlllt 7" ,:>v ' I I I I 1HANGING BASKETS :ft• 1'71 ':fif $1.9' J~Pe"ney I GARDEN C~NTER I NEWPORT BE ACH • FASHION ISLAND STORE ONLY I Saturday, Stptember 15, 1973 DAILY PILOT Si111ple to IJni·Id WORKBENCH IS CORNERSTONE OF HOME CRAFTSMANSHIP Pattern And Few Tool s All That's Needed For Construction Nurserymen Slate Comity Co11ve11tio11 The 1250-member California gets unde.r 1ray. ~ make Association of Nurserymen poh cy deternunat1on~~r the 1viU meet at the Newport er coming year· Inn starting Tuesday, marking The convention will be the first time in 63 years the lawiched by a tree.planting organization has met in ceremony involving Newport Orange County. Beach Vice ?ifayor Ho"·ard Llo yd Shaver of Cos t a Rogers Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. ?i1esa's Lloyd's Nursery will on the Ne1vporter grounds. serve as chairman of the con· A trade show day will take vention, which has as its place Wednesday and a ban- theme "Environment in !he quet \Vednesday evening. Seventies." The convention Numerous Orange Co.:ist will focus attention on the nurserymen arc invoh·ed in nursery industry's role in preparations !or the con· enhancing the qualit~ of.man's vention. °PlcY include: environment. Al Hollister of Hollister's A number of seminars will NIHISery in Costa M e s a . take place during the three· decoratlons ; .Jim Ely of d3y meeting 'and · delegates WeStem Peat in Newport will hear a talk ·Tuesda y by Beach, trade sho\v co· · Helene von Damm, personal chairman and Randy Albert of secretary to Gov. Ronald Amlin g's Nur sery in Newport Reagan entitled ''A Personal Beach, transportation. Look at the Governor." Grant Sha Ver of Costa f\1esa The association's IS.man is' work conunittee chairman governing OOard will meet of the convention , Larry Ami· Monday at the Newport Beach ing .of Newport Beach is ho tel, before the convention rece_ption chairman. Build Handy Workbench For Storage By STEVE ELLfNGSON If you can sa1v a piece of \i:ood. drill a few holes and use a hammer,' you can build this workbench. There's a roomy wood drawer for storing small tools, nails, screws and o t h e r materials. The large com~ partment below is used for keeping your portable power tools and paints. T h e backboard features a handy tool rack. The bench top is ex· tremely solid . It is made up or two pieces of tlree quarter inch ,plywood. A oomen.of the world to call yOur very own, and il's easy to build with our ste~by~.pattem. ? , To obtain . thiS workbench pattern number 535, send $1.50 (add 25c per pattern for ainnail delivery) by cash, cneck or money order to: Steve Ellingson Orange Coast Daily Pilot Pattern Dept. P.O. Box 2383 Van Nuys, Ca 91409 2640 Harbor Blvd. 546-5527 VIBRANT COLOR . • • BOUGAINVILLEA hcelle11t .at11b1 for 011r ONG e "IARI Al A KARST." vlgorows growth, yoi•t pla11t1 bfoaM ••rlr ••d for 10119 ,.rlod. trl9ht red blooms In Miii, bl-..crllllla• 111 Node. e '"O!IANQ.I KING,"" vltoto•1 .,.. 9fOwril witli blo•IM of bro111y •ro'"il•· Hordf 1 Gol. It ... 2.25 •••• , .•• , , • , •• 1.49 COSTA MESA OPEN DAILY 9 -6 SUNDAYS 9 -5 FROM 'OUR FLOWER· AND GARDEN SHOP • I Talce home a bunch of Pompom, 'MUMS 1.98·.::. SC HEFTI.ERA , ............... , ... lffefy ...... ..... h9 .... ., pet I• pfut. New, • Al lOllCOLA." Sc~. .... I.ti SPICIAL 5.95 • • ·comment 11 age • Just Who Is This Henry KitJsinger~ Austria's Metternich Would Have Liked Him From Wire Servtcea lf Aus trian Crown Prince Klemens Mtttemlch, were alive today, he doubtless ~'ould be proud or Henry A. Klssina:er, one of his most faithful disciples. Kissinger based his doctoral thesis at Harvard on Metternich, one of history's most famous diplomats because of. hi.s ef. fons to urUte Europe peacefully after the Napoleonic Wars. He adopted some of the Austrian's methods at the COngresa or Vienna in 1815 to negotiate a set- tlement of the Indochina \Var. \Vhen he succeed! William P. Rogers as secretary of stale, if Confinned by the Senate, Kissinger istsure to remain true to Metternich's goal of peace through balance or power. And he would be the first secretary ol state in U.S. history who wa.s not a natural born citizen. viser to New York Governor Nelson Rockefel111r ln 1988 when Rockefeller made his unsuccesaful bid for the. Republican presidential nomination. He was named by Nixon as his national security adviser i;hor tly artc.r Nlxon defeated Senator Hubert H. Hwnphrey in the presidential race. There Is no question that Kissinger is close to Nixon. He normally meets with the Pres.Went each morning to discuss things that 'have happened In the past 24 hours that could affect foreign policy. He usually sees Nixon three or four times daily . As national security adviser, Kissinger also headed the National Security Council as well as overseeing the activities of 46 a5sistants. He Is credited with playing a role in the Nlzon administration 's initiation of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks with the Soviet Union as 1vell as \Vith th!! ad· ministration·~ decision to return Ok.lnaY.'<J to Japan. ,.. KJssinger nlso has played a ro!e ln the U.S. decision to renounce chemi cal ::ind biological warfare :ind in the dc~lsio!'l ~o deploy a limited Safegu:i rd ant1balhst1c missile system instead of the full deploy- ment favored by the mllltary. Despite his drafting or much of the ::id- ministration's foreign policy, K.issingc1· was not answerable to Coogress as a presidential aide. He repeatedly declined 10 testifv before con~ressional hearings. citing eXe<:utive privileg e. Kissinger has rema ined relatively un- touched by the \Vatergatc investigation. nlthoogh he and severa l other ad· nlinistration officials currenlly are being sued for allegedly orderi ng the tapping of the telephone of Or. Morton Halperin, ~'l former Kissinger aide. President Nixon, in announcing the ne1v assignment for Kissinger, turned to the man who arranged presidential trips to Chlna and the Soviet Uri.ion last year and who is credited witb designing the Viet- nam cease-fire agreement. Our ltlan i11 Sun Fru11ciscu ------, ACTRESS JILL ST.JOHN ANO OATE AT RECENT WESTERN WHITE HOUSE OUTI NG Bachelor Kissinger's Dates Get Almost as Many Head lines as His World Trips .. l(eeping Mao's Spirit R ev olutionaries Head China Hierarchy By JOHN RODERICK Anocl•ttd Pra1 Wril1r The new line oC succession laid do,,n by the Otinesc Communist party reflects fl1ao Tse-lung's belief. in camaraderie and Chinese national consciousness among the leaders or his party. fl.fany of the top party leaders, as listed at the recent 10th Party Congress in Pl!- king, arc old comrades or rvrao. Their • friendship dates from llvo epic periods in the Chinese revolution , the grueling Long l\tarch across China. starting in 193~. and the subsequent struggle from the caves of Yunnan. , The leaders also seem to agree with Mao's· all-important conVictioo 4hal the Chinese Ounmunist revoluflon, though keyed to international Communist prin· ciples, is decidedly national in character. Federal Fumble Many Trials , Feiv Convictio1is By The Auoclnted Press The Gaine~ville Eight trial v.·as the latest in a series of prosecu tions of an ti· wa r activists on coosp iracy dtarges. The gove rn ment has yet to sus tain a con- viction in a major cw. As in most or the other cases, the bulk or the covern1ncnt's case against the eight Vietnam Veterans Against the War found innocent in GaJnesVille, Fla., was based on testimony from informers. tlcrc is a capsule vi ew of son1e of the major conspiracy trials: CllJ CAGO SEVEN : Eight antiwar ac- tivists 11·cr l' cl1nrgcd 1vith conspiracy to cross sla te lines to incite riots dur ing th e 1968 Dcmocr:itic Na lional Convention. A jury in February 1970 acquitt ed them of conspiracy. but convicted th ('n1 of cross· ing state lines to incit e rioti ng-. Jn 1972. the 7th IJ.S. Circuit Court of Appeal s dismissed !he conv ictions and ordered the case rcnn1ndcd to Chicago. 1'he Justice Depnr 11nent declined to rcne1v, thar~cs agai nst !he seven. All defendun1s and l\10 la\1·yers \\•ill be retried in October on conl<'mpt charges levied against thl'rH by Judge Julius J. Hoffinan. /\ll 1nforrners who testified had been e1nployL'<i by local police agencies. • to counsel, aid and abet young men !o refuse military service. One person, l\'tarcus Raskin, was acqu itt ed. On July 11. 1969, the lst U.S. Circuit Court of ;\p- peals set aside the convictions of Spock and ~fichael Ferber. It ordered new trials for Coffin and Mitchell Good"'·in. The government dropped the cases. SEATTLE SEVEN: The dcfend.'.lnts, men1bcrs of the Seattle Liberation Front , were charged with conspiracy and viola·. lion of the federal antiriot act in con- nection with a demonstration at the U.S. Court}touse, Seattle. Government wit - nesses were FBI undcre<>ver agents and paid informers. A mistrial \vas dcclarert by the judge because of courtroon1 disruptions. The defendants go t six months in jail for C<lnlempt. but 1vcre released later on bail. The origina1 cllarges were dismissed in March 1973 afte r the government failed to push for a new trial. 1'1RO long has maintained that ~I) foreign Corrununists -even those in the Communist "capital" of l\1osC<lw -can kno1v as much about the Chinese political situation as the country 's revolutionaries, OVER TllE YEARS, the contrary tides On the natf<inilist questioo split the Cl\i- nese party. Two men in particular. Pres· ident Liu Shao-clli and Defense Minister Lin Piao, dared to buck the Maoist tide. Llu \•.:as disgraced, and Lin died in a plane crash arter trying a coup d'etat. Now, after seven years of chaos, truce. rebellion and confusion, Mao, chairman of the part y's Politburo, has established a group or five vice chai rmen who gener1\ly reflect his yearning for com- radeship and unity in the party. They in- clude four old men from the era of the Loog March and Ywman and one com· parative yout h. They are Premier Chou En-lal, 75; rormer l\1arshal Yeh Cltien-ying, 74, Chou's old crony: Li Teh-sheng, in his mid-Ms. the army's political commissar; Kt.ng Sheng. weak and sick at 70; and \Vang Hung-wen, 36. \\'ANG IS A fa clory 'vorkcr and is qui te young and inexperienced for the Chinese leadership, But his appointment apparently is a bow to l\1ao's persistent v.·ish lo use new revolutionaries to keep the revolution from going stale. Wang's credentials as a rebel come from the Cultural Revolution that Mao touched off in 1966. The old guerrilla flavor is intensified by three other men, two in their 80s and one in his 50s, \Vho join Mao and the fi ve others in forming the new standing com· 1nittee of the Politburo. Tha t is the organ which directs the day·to-day life or the country. Surprisingly, neither l\lao's wife, Chiang Ching, nor her protege, Yao \Ven- yi.;an, appear in the top ranks or leadership. They maintain their ground as members of the 25-man Politburo, but they have not moved into the front rank. AS NIXON'S top edviser far national security, Kissinger has been one of the most powerful men in the world. The former llarvard professor is a bachelor and hls variou.. datts with movie stars have made almost as many headlines as his world trips. At 50, he is also a devoted father to two sons from a previous marriage. He and his wife divorced in 1964. One Conner associate has de3Cfibed him as "selfish, cUMing, calculating, power-mad and publicity obsessed." Others say Kissinger is hardworking, loyal and intelllgeht. His secret trips have become famous. A ''stomach aUment" in Pakistan covered a visit to Peking which set the stage for Nixon's historic visit to China. Kissinger is known to believe his style of negotiating helped bre.ak the deadlock in Vietnam talks. There was, he said, too much concern with tactics and not "enough feeling for nuance and in- tangibles." At the barg~ining table. Kissinger reportedly trted to cho.nnel the talks to purely military questJons such as tbe cease-fire and troop w i t h d r a w a I s , avoiding the emotional issue of the in· temaJ st ructure of South Vietnam. He left it to commissions to resolve internal Vietnamese problems. llE SEEMED to be following f..tetter· nich's footsteps at the 1815 COogress ol. Vienna, where questions like religion were left to committees and the dJplo-- mats discussed practical and military issues. Born May 27, 1923 , in Furth, near Nuremburg, Gennany, Kissinger was the son of a Jewish professor who was harassed by the Nazis. The family fled lo New York in 1938, when he was 15. He still has a slight German accent and OC· caslonally mlzes his nouns and verbs - then smiles about it. The accent Ls said to be ooe reaS<ln 1-.e shies. away from making statements in public. 11The problem with interviewing me is that the essential sweetness doesn't come through," he quipped recently. Klsslnger became a natw:alized citizen nfler he-was drafted into the Army in 1943. He served in the 84th Infantry Division IJld lhe 9 7 0 t h Coun· terintelllgence Corps and saw action at the Battle ol lbe Bulge. Kissinger enrolled at Harvarii College in 1946 and was elected to Phi Bela Ka?- pa. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1960 and his doctorate in 1954. In 1957, he wrote his best Jmown work, "Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy." That doctrine bec.ame national policy in 1961 when Kissinger served as a con- •ultanl IO President John F. Kennedy. KISSINGER WAS named uocillte dl· rector of Harvard's omter for Interna· Uonai Affairs in 1958 and held that post unUI 1960. He cootlnued teaching at Harvard and was named full professor in the govern· ment department in 1962. He held that position while serving as a coilsullant to Kennedy and IO Pre51dent Lyndon B. Johnson. Kissinger served as foreign policy ad· You Can Pick Out Tourists By Footwear By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO ..!°oavid Hosley, who subscribes to the theory that no true Snn Franciscan so much as owns a pa ir of white shoes, was mightily relieved when the Giants voted to return to black shoes. Oak1and A's, of course, continue to wear whi te, being perennial tourists As f or Bermuda shorts worn with ankle socks and Bass WeejlDlS, I can testify that this peculiar garb ls still to be seen In the better (i.e. San Fnmclsco- orienlcd) parts of Lake Tahoe. Most unseemly ... Other signs o{ the true San Franciscan: giving up riding the cable cal'! between June IS and Labor Day. Referring to 111 Sutter at all times as the Hunter-Dulin Building. Belng old enough to remember (circa ~29--'33) when 1he Russ Building was lhe place to be v.·ary of falling bodies, crashing after the Crash. Knowing which of all the Joe's-restaurants came first, and isn't It ironic that New Joe's, now closed, was older-than Original Jot's, still thriving in the Tenderloin? ... Perhaps it isn't. YOU 1t1AY no longer have to have a Haldeman hai rcut to spend your money in the Clift's Redwood Room. Now that the author of the short-hair policy, Mr. Odell, is dead, the warning against "unconventional haircuts" at the entrance has been eliminated ; the notice now readi "Dining and bar service refused to anyone in eztreme or unconventional dress," an obvious dap at transvestites. UPWARD: Maybe you read about Gateway %006, the f.?.6 billion-or· whatever project planned for Newark, N.J., In which no exi sting buildinjs u·ou ld be torn down. Instead, a new ci- ty "'ould be built on pylons directly over the old areas, "clearly the answe r for San Francisco," enthuses Don Devine, ''for it would satisfy both those who want high rises and those in favor of preserving the Vi,ctorians ... Think of it -the Newark of the We.ti" AND THEN there were none: Sax· man Clyde Doerr, last surviving mem- ber of Art "Rose Room" Hickman's great IS.piece band of the 19201, died recently In Millbrae at 79. "Imagine every member of that unforgettable orchestra being gone now," sighs his widow, \Vlnn. "tt gives me a strange feeling, for J can still hear Art and Clyde's music echoing through the halls of the St. Francis" ... It's also news lo me that Bertha Husing, mother of the late great sportscaster, Ted Huslng, lives here on Franklin St., will be 100 in October and brags playfully that "I still do all my own housework'' ... Ted llusing was class in the B.C. era. That's Before Cosell and after listening to Howie for a few · minutes. I could only r e f I cc t lugubriously that it's going to be a long season. NEW YORK nMES, conjecturing m wby the "talented'' 49ers never quite make it. asks "Is it because the quarterback and the coach have not been on speaking terms for two years?" Well, that was news to me, too. so t quickly phoned John Brodie, who chuckled, "Well. after all this time we really don't have a hclluvalot lo say to e'ach other, y'know. But we speak when we have to" ... As for the Brodie-t~Cinclnnati rumors : "NO way. I'll never leave this beautiful part of the world." OUR VITICULTUR E C<lrrespondent. \Valdo Hunter. fl ashes from Eureka: "We are in the mi dst of our early rhubarb wine-growing season , Phase III. Actually, it should really be al- lowed to age five years but we can't wait that long and whack at the stuff before it has matured properly ind ac· quired a solid shoulder. Drinking it at this stage makes everything one looks at take on a brilliant ora nge hue " ... Put me down for a case unless it's il- legal ... Our other roving elegant, Strange de Jim. was in top form "''hile dining at Le Trianon. After 1he so m- melier had gone through !he un- corking, sniffing and pou ring ritual, Jim sv.•allowed the ob I i g a I.or y mouthful, looked up and declared triumphantly, "Wine, right?'' OVERQUOTE : Millie Howie is back from San Diego. where she noticed that whenever she ment ioned Tijuana . the natives would say stiffl y, ''I nevc>r cross the border." exactly as San Franciscans sometimes say "I never go to Oakland" ... Ten-yr-old Janis Ost, peering into a Sausalito open-door bar where a live band was playing. said excitedly to her father, Arthur: "'Look, homemade mu&ic!" This may be the same chlld overhet1rd by Beth Ashley in Frank Lloyd Wright's Marin Ci\iC Center : ''This is like walking U1r~gh a caterpillar.'' llARRISBUllG SEVEN: The Rev, Ph itl p Berrigan and six other defendants \\'ere accused of l)]Otting 10 kid nap prcsidenli<il adviser ill'nry A. Kissinger. blow up healing tw1ncls in \Vashington and vandali ze drn h boflrds across the count ry. The jury dead locked on !ht• chari::es, :ind the judge decided not to try the dt!h·ndants a~ain . 'l'hc alll·ged plot y.•as supposed to have been halched y.•hile BerriJ!an was an in ma te al Lewisburg, Pa., during the spring and su mmer or 19i0. A major witn ess 11t the 1972 trial w<is " prison m3tc of Berrigan 's who scr\Cd as an FBI inforincr. PENTAGON PAPERS: The gove rn- ment charged Daniel Ellsbe rg and Anthony Russo with conspiracy. es- pionage and thert in connection with copy· ing a secret study of U.S. involvement in the Vie1nan1 war. All ch arges were dismissed in the lengthy trial arter the judge ruled the government had ir- reparably dam aged the defendants ' right to a fai r trial. The decision came after ii was revea led that E 11 s h e r g · s psychiatrist's office \Vas broken into wilh the knowledge or White llouse sta ff members. The govern1nent announced later it would not see k to pursue prosecution in the case. Agnew Wins }Jome Town Support C1\,\ll)EN SEVt.~NTEEN : Seventeen y.•ar protesters charged wllh COMpiracy !>tcmrn1ng rro1n an Aug. 197 1. raid on the draft l)()ard in Camdt':n. 1'he 17. Lncludin~ fourpricsts. 1~C'rC fou nd innocen t in r.1:iy 1973. An FIJI informer tes tified the raid u·ouldn't have t11kc11 pl.tee .. without the F RI and rnc." The participation In the r;iid's planning by the informer caused lhe judge to rule the jury could find the _defendants Innocent because or "over- reaching p11rlicip::irion by government age nts or lnrormers. '' SPOCK·COf'FIN: F'our persons, in· eluding Dr. UcnJt1min Spock and YaJ e Cbaplaln William Sloane Collin, were convict«! In Boston In 1968 of OODBJ!lrlng KANSAS CITY FOUR: Four antiwar activists charged in Jul y 1971 with con~ splracy in the bombing of various sites in the Kansas area. The m~in prosecution witness was an unindictcd coconspirator serving a lG-year prison term for possession of a pipe bomb. His sentence \~·as reduced to fi ve yaal'! for his testimony. Three of the four were found guilty and await sentencing. A fourth hed his cese diamilsl'd !or lack of evidence. EVANSTON FOUR : Four dcfenda n1s were coov!l!tcd Jn 1971 of conspiracy lo destroy draft records. The four admittt'<I Pouring blood over th e records. Their conviction was overturned by the U.S. District Court jury which said that por· tlon of the-selective Service Act under \vhich the defendants were chnrg:ed Is t~!f«>Mtltulional becaUJc It is vngue. The tnree·judg:e panel also said lhe act failed to give adequate guidance to both vtolaton and to law enforcement o(- ficlals . ll y FRED J\1cNEESE county, where Agnew first held elective u"1'" 'r••• '"'•ri111Jt11.i ... office, the news reports have done Ke n Sml th works the chalr closest to nothln& to lessen support for hiin. the door or the Alleghany barber shop in "l don't tbJnk people are really in· Towson, J\1d., cutting hair and crtUciz-terested in this 'Agnew thing light now," ruption and I know they won't be the la.st." Bos Tawney, ~ying a pack of cigar· ettcs at Rau'a liquor store, wasn't as easy on Agnew. ing news coverage of a hametown boy -ClmiDo said. Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. Jn tact, the heat wave, the Orioles' "I TlllNK Agnew is just as bad as the .. Ninety-nine percent of the people that ability lo wtn aftd the C.oll!' Inability to do re1t of them, but not eny worae," sald come In here and in this town reel I.hit 50 arc more promin~t topics ot c::oo-Tawney, a Democrat. "This graft has the press Is cruci..fytng the man," Smllh veraation where people gather. been going on for years so what Is the said. "Even the peopfe that never voted use of trying to 1top it now is what I I •~ hi k ••· h h II INVESTIGATIONS into alleged cor· went to know." or .-ae ...... w t n ul(it t c press ns rea Y ruptlon are b<oomlng a way of Ille m· this been unfair to him y,1ith all the leaks Ptin, Lena Myers, shopping at atk>Ut what he has supposed to have done county. Charges of "carnal brlbery11 Eudowood Plaza, 1ald 1he was concerned and no proof at oil." have been Hied agnlnit tho county pru· about the chartee against Agnew, w~m Sam Cimino, silting on a bench in front ecutor. The Conner speaker of the she suppotted fit 1972. of the Baltimore County c0Urthou6e, Maryland HOU!O of Doltg81es and former "I -Ud havo lo lhlnk aboul and read a~ees that lhe press has not, treated U.S. Sen1tor Dlniel Brewiter are protn-more about It before I'd vote again (or A new fairly during a federal probe Into lne.'nt C()Wlty ncures convicted for past him," atle l&ld. al '!Cd kickbacks to Maryla.nd olficlals m!;;;."1:iest indlctmenl came Au 24 Mra. Myers alto defended the role ol Ir m oonsu!Ung and Ollilne•rmgJ1ruu.-="J-~~1..._,... tf: -'· lbe pme In lhe Aen<w oonlroversy. ~--·---WI~ • 1•1 TIUNK the newspapers should'baye cestor as the oourity'1 •'11 exccull~''TllE PRJl'JIS 11 le!Uq us know what ~·~!led until some facts were presented He 1s chatted with 3t ooubta ol bribery, Js going on," s~ explained. 0 1 don't con-~ore they C!Ul1e out wilh the aJ.11ump-extort.Jon and cc:info.pltacy. demn the press as much u Prelldent t19n that he Is going to be indicted/' he Ray Miller, '!.~J~ while his car went Nixon or Agnew." .,;d. throuah lhe W~ Fast Warh, llld, At llemlc L<t:~ Penn Hole!, '!llomu For most of !hose interviewed in this "Th<"' aro nol lli'lt cbarge1 of COl'· McKtnna oald be belleved the prw Is ' ~ ------- \ ' being used by penons out to gel Agnew. "My opinion ls that wmc people arc trying to destroy the Vice f)rcsident's irr1age because he ls the leading can- didate for the next pre1ldenti al election,·· McKenna said. "The people around here are not buying It. They love him." ---W.. Sa\urday, September 15, 1973 The comment page of the Daily Pilot aeeks lo Inform and stimulate readers by presentin g a variety of com- mentary oh topic• o( Inter· est and lifllllllcance from Wormed obHrvers n n d spokesmen. ltobtrt N. Wood, Publl1hor •• ' Hl boys and girls. Well , how was the first wee k back ln school ? I'll bet It was great for most of you and that all of you are busy making a lot o( new friends. Uncle Len knows that you must be busy for there wasn't too much mail this week from all my little friends who usually send ln contributions. WE DID HAVE son1e re al good ones this week though and Carol and Andy ·were hap- py to hear from you as usual. Those earning HONORABLJ': J\1EN110N this week for drawings are Sonia Carujo or l\tission Viejo, Kelly Pacino or Costa 1'fesa, and Debbie Fritz of Laguna llilts. Uncle Len hopes that you will read all of the stories on your page today for they are all interesting as well as educational. AND THE ONE about the boy ~·ho tOwx:I a wallet with all that money and retumed it to the rightful owner teaches us a very valuable lesson about honesty. I am sure that all or you boys and girls know what "The Golden Rule" is, don't you? .. 'Mlat's when you "Would do unto others as you would have them do unto you." And the boy waa further rewarded as the man gave him $150 for belng so honest. And lln't that a woqderful story about the young girl, eight-years-old, who cllmbed to the very top of Mt. Kiliman- jaro? THAT JUST proves that nothing ls too difficult for us to attain If we make up our minds to do it. - * PRIZE WINNER * Kristin Szabo, 11, of 2947 Pemba Drive, Costa Mell Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all yuu do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5'h inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail It to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 82626. Entries must be received by noon on Tbunday for production on the following Saturday. Wmner will receive Kennedy half dollar. Andy has a story this ''-eek c I' also about how electric eels ~---- generate electricity. Why don 't aro d Corner---~ all or you draw pictures of eels? Or, you may wish to draw pictures of carp being fed from a baby bottle like in the story at the right. And don 't forget to send your questions to Andy and your jokes, riddles and poems to Carol. Until next week, have a very, very happy everything. RIDDLES and JOKES * PRIZE WINNER DOCTOR: Have your eyes ever been checked? PATIENT: No, they've always been blue. ._..,.., ........... W Amdf, •I• Or-.. C.-OlftJ "'9t, lu 1160, c-. ...... c:.lff. THE BUTTERFLY I thought I saw a little gir1 Gliding in the sky . But when I went up on the roof. It was just a butterfly I brought some wings up to the roo! To see if I could fiy. AfldV llM\dl a complete 2().volume nl of ''-M11 ll Stlldffll• Encvclo11tdl1 to i11vt \'1fntr, 111• ID. ol Wl n•low, Arl&O!I•. tor Pll1 ques!lon: How does an electric eel 1euente electricity? The electric eel has a lhick snaky body about nine feet Jong. He is a South American cousin or the catfishes and the goldlishes -and not at all related to the true eels. He livCJ in lazy streams where the muddy water tends to be cloudy. And this remarkable fish has hb OVrTI built-in bat- tery, which is almost six feet long. It generates electricity and when he turns on Its full power, Its electric shocks are strong enough to stun a horse. ELECTRICITY reminds us of the power lines that carry curTent to light, warm and cool our homes, run the TVs and the toasters, electricity created by man -made generators and tamed to do useful chores. But much more electricity la created in the world of nature. Nature creates huge nasties 1 of electricity in every streak of lightning. On a much smaller scale, nature provides every livlng cell with a tiny chemical battery to generate tiny doses of electricity. Your nerves use eleclrlc energy -to send sign.ala to and from your brllln. The electric eel has a super- slzed chemical battery that can shoot electric shocks through· ibe water. Thi a remarkable electric or I a n begins about lhrec feet behind his head and stretches nearly six feet •IOlll his 1noky body, almost to the tip of hi• tall. Il is made of rather quat little cells, crowded together ln layers of fatty tissue. !UEN'TISTS suapect that ages ago lhe ancestors of the electric eel had ordinary Uvlng cells that used electric signals to make the long musclts 1n their tails contract and relax. For some reason, they cbang· ed Into special cells . called electioDlaxes. T h e. 1 e elec-troplrxft work eornewhtt like a mulU111de of mlaJ.Oashlllh\ balterles. They-can Rnd llkJuils from con to cell ind also send electric 1hockl outside hi• body. HJ1 bt1U~ln chemical blttery 11 In three parta. T h e •tn>111ut electric organ rs compoaed of two long layers or tillue that reach almost to the "'4ol1111 tall. Underneath are two pain ol 1hort<( layen. 'l'holl omallor electric organs 11 .. olf rut, ...,... shocks 1n ' l the time. Their electrical im- pulses go through the water and bounce back from stones, fish, and other objects. These echos are detected. by sensitive pits in the electric eel's bead. They show him ob- jects in the murky water I dropp_ed the wings upon the roof, For lfelt thatl might die · I wish I knew how to fly, So I could fly through the sky. A It....., ••W ... Mir ..... lhdfr .......... lftl ll!MI Clrc:I ......... llllOll •Ndl .... Wit willllllllll .. trY II tlte t•r alld """' n11l11t. Mell .,_ ,_ "' ttwr ff Unclt Ltill, ••• I ... , C'518 M .. 1, C.11111. around him. \Yhen a human beinl or a L...--------------------' large animal enters the water. he reels threatened. Then be witches to his main battery and ~s a few mighty powerful electric s ho c ks through the water. These jolts are strong enough to stun or even kill a man. THE ELECTRIC e e I ' s remarkable built-in battery has one serious drawback. Usually he shares his muddy backwater \Vith a group of other electric eels and all of them send out continuous streams of their weak electric hock. The older electric eels are blind or almost blind. Scientists suspect that all the electricity in the water destroys their eyesights. "n<IY n lld1 • s1~1n.YOlumt set of TM CPlronl(\11 of N•ml• 111 Tr•cr t.itl-fOf 10. o1' ifflll M1rl1, C1ll• fotnla, tor Nr quiHlion : Do tnes breathe? Plant respiration involves taking oxygen from the alr and returning waste carbon dioxide, which is what we do by breathing. It also lnvolves the use of oxygen as a fuel by all the living cells In a plant. Plant respiration provides the energy to break down the ba3lc sugar manufacturtd. by photos)'Tllhesl• and to build the vast assortment of aubstances needed tor growth. Oxygen Is the fuel lor these cbemllal operations and carbon dioxide ls the waste by product. A TREE, or course, has M nose and no lungs to lnlmle oxygen and exhale carbon di· oxide. But numerous small surfece pores, mostly on the undersides of the leaves, allow mixed air molecules to seep ln and out. When Inside, these _gas molecule! seep among U'9 cells. The eells take the OJ· ygen they nttd and return carbOn dioxide, which even- tually steps bock outdoors throuah the nme breathinl pore1 ... Gain.s.1legree_ Peggy L. Escovar, 18'141 Busby Lane, Huntington Beach has been awarded a mastm clqroe In educatlon ol exoeptlonal children f r o m P"111 State l]nlvenlly. • • ' • Girl, 8, Youngest Ever To Climb Kilimanja1·0 MADRID (UP!) -An eight· year-old American girl has become the youngest known person to conquer 19,340-foo.t Mt. Kilimanjaro, A f r I c a ' s highest mountain. She hopes the Girl Scouts will give. her a merit badge for the feat. PIG-TAILED Sam an th a Wh.ite, the daughter o[ a security Policeman stationed at Torrejon Air Base, scaled the mounlain with her parents last month. Samantha's father, Sgt. William White, of Steilacoom, Wash., said the trio and their African guide, c a r r y I n g Scout Earns His 118th Merit Badge ~UAMI. Fla. (AP) ~11chael HeNara, 15, bas gone as far as anybody can go in the Boy Scouts. Herrara Just earned hit 118th merit oodge, the total, souvenirs and rolls of film to prove the climb, reached Gillman's Point on the rim or Mt. Kilimanjaro's crater alter a three-day climb. '1 SAMANTHA is the youngest known person to have climbed the big moun- tain," White said. He based his cliam on records kept at Tanzania's Kibo Hotel at the foot of the cone-shaped "H6use of God," where Kllimanjaro expeditions have originated since 1924. "It was a long hike," said Samantha. "[ hope it will earn me a Girl Scouts' merit badge." White and 1111 wife, Michael Jane, said both have been climbing fans for many years. When Samantha was five, her father tooJc her on a hike up Mt. Raln!er in W~shlngton Selections To Acadeniy Being Eyed number of badgea posalble. . The U.S. Coaat o u ar d The more common badgu Academy Ls accepting and came easy, but cotto.n farm:Jng processing applications for ap- took som~ lnltiaJtve. And..anow pointmenl as cadet, class of skiing U'I Mlamt · waa a 1978. · longshot at best. · Applications must be sub- Mlchael went to Pensacola mltted to the academy dlrec- to observe a cotton farm and tor, U.S. Cout o u a rd returned to study lnHc11 and AOodemy, Ne\f Londoo, Conn. pe~Ucldes u~ In the lnduatry. '"Dec. 15 and C.llqe Board Ex· When word got to Eastern amlnatlons (SATI m .. t be Airline executives that taken on or before the Dec. 1 Michael was one badge •boll, admlnlatntlon data. they arranged lor a round-trip Selection la made ba3ed on Ucket ana It day 1 ac-tiiili iC!iOOT rant, SAT ..,,,..,, comodaUons near M o u n t school 1ct1v(Uu and other 110- Hood, Ott. ton. Applli:uta must be W>- Mlchael wanta to take up married and must hive ruch- karate, but his ..,!her hlnta ed lhe 171h birthday bqt not that his school work could the !2nd birthday by July t, stand IOrne attentkm. / 1974. 'I She Feeds Fish From A Bottle CULL.MAN, Ala. (Ar) Joe Welber, operator of a marina on Snl.Jth Lake, has trained a 1chool o! carp to l\lrlace beside the dock and auck food from a baby bottle. She feeds lhe !lsh, ranging In sl:ze 1-rom 3 to 1? pounds, sveral ti mes a day, depen- ding on the number of visitors ~~~ to the marina, located in I remote north-centr a l Alabama. What Is It? Si1tUl"d1y, Stptimbtr l S, 1973 OAIL.V PIL.OT ml': BABY BOTrLE is fill· ed with a mixture of chicken mash and stale bread, and the end of the nipple i.s cut off. Mrs. Welber squirts a little of the mixture on the \vater to lure the carp, thea holds a bot- tle out for them to take more. The carp -a scavenger sucker fish -can empty a bottle with, two or three quick sucks on the nipple in 1 fc\Y seconds. Is it a ca ta pine? Or maybe a porcucat? It's really a cat and a porcupine thal ~ove playing together. The two are house pets belonging to the Joe Dobson fa1n - ily of Riverton, Minn. The seven-month·old porcupine was r aised on a bottle when her mother was killed last March. "I've lost several bottles and I don't know how many nipples," Mrs. Weiher sald in an interview. "They jerk them right out of my hand, they sucked so bard." W etwst Place in World IT ALL BEOAN,she said, when ber huaband Oiarlea put aome capfured flSh in a wire cage to see bow long they· ls On·Hawaiian Island WASlllNGTON (UP!) would live. i "I ooUced when !eeding them stale tnad that other flah would come up close to the cage to try getUng some." she said: 11So 1 decided to try feeding some alongside the marina dock." The wettest place In the world is in the United States. said today it has been measu r- ing rainfall on the peak since 1911, and the record rainfall for any year was 624 inches in 1948. There are only about 15 days a year wben it does not rain on Mt. \Vaialeale. \VOrld's record was 905.12 incil- es that ren 00 Cherrapunji, India, in 1861, but over the !orig haul none or them quite match Mt. Wal a 1 ea I e 's precipitation year after year. It's 5,148-fo:ot h1gh l\·lt. Srune bream came fll'sl and now they swarm in by the hundreds to eat stale bread froffi her hand. The carp soon followed, and 18 different carp have surfaced to feed from the bottle. Walaleale (prooounCed why· ah-lay-ah-lay) on the Hawaiian island of Kauai. It receives an average 451 inches of rain a year. THERE HAVE been other spots in the world with more rainfall in one year. The Geological Survey officials sa id Cherrapunji comes close. however, averaging only one inch less per year than Mt. \Vaialeale. The U.S. Geological Survey Honesty Is Best Policy W.L. Burnham, chief of the survey's Hawaii district, said lhe topography of Mt . Waialeale, the orientation of its sheer mountain walls and its central position on the island "tend to concentrate and wring most of the moisture out of the prevailing MRS. WEI.BER said she decided to try a baby bottle because of the shape of the carps' mouth.! and the way they sucked the bread from her hand. "I thought I'd never stop laughing when the first one took the bottle. It was the fun· nlest thing I'd ever~-'Ibey took it as naturally as a new born baby," she said. F ALI.BROOK (UPI) -A teen·ager in this town near San Diego teamed honesty is a good policy and another man had his faith in humanity restored. golf at Fallbrook Country Club. · Brett Johnson, 14, Fallbrook. found the wallet and he and his father, Gary, an airline pilot took it to the sheriff's substation . trade wind!." · But while the mountain peak is drenched about 350 days a year, other areas of the same island a few miles away receive as little as 20 'iJlches or rain a year, he said. Kent B'ergstron , 39. Bergstrom, who said he \\'as glad ta know "there are a few honest people left in th e world," gave Brett a $150 reward. FaUbrook, lost his wallet con- tainiilg $1 ,031 in cash, a $321 payro)l check and numerous credit cards during a round of world scope (10 pailCI ._ lldt •••••n..,..... .,...,., l President Nixon urged Congress to C:Ut defense spending in order to provide more funds for domestic programs. True or False? 2 Armed soldiers surrounded Chile 's presidential palace. and demanded the resignation of Marxist President .. ? •. 3 The present Self Defense forces of .. ? .. were ruled unc.onstitutional by a district court in that country because its constitu· tion· bans war as a foreign policy instru- ment. a·West Germany b·Japan c-Boli11ia 4 Officials in Kuwait said the Arab guer- rillas who held a group of .Saudi Arabian diplomats hostage for 4 days would be put on trial. Were any of the hostages killed during the ordeal? 5 The Senate confirmed .. ? •. as head of the Enyironmenta1 Protection Agency. a·John Love. b·Rogers Morton c -Russell Train nev1$11C1111e (10 points ff,... ... ldOtlllfJ tlll• -!ft ""' _, As Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. I recently refused a peti- tion filed by 165,000 gasoline stations re· questing ex~mption from Phase 4 price control$. Who am I? match".vords , ........ ___ , 1 ..... precaution . . •·a safeeuard ' 2 ..... enll"ate b·very·heavy, massive 3 ..... Ponderous c·to pull out 4 ..... pursue d·tO weaken 5 ..... extrect •·to follow or chase I• addition to being a family fun feature, 'J!HE QUIZ Is an integral part of the io-clusroom news program pre- aenled in Orange Coast area schools a1 a public 1ervlce by tbe Dally Pilot. · • news picture (ID palnto ff'°"~ Ill~ -ion·colTOCt~) Shown looking over the famed Atlantic City Boardwalk is Rebecca Ann King, Miss America 1974. The blonde farmer's ·daughter, who hopes to become a juvenile court judge, won a $15,000 scholarship, What state d id she represent in the pageant? sporJlight (2 ~ for wh q.-tion an1Wlftd corrtctlJ) 1 After winning the women's singles title, (CHOOSE ONE: Chris Evert, Margaret Court) teamed up . with Virginia W!de to capture the doubles crown in the U.S. Open Tennis Championships. 2 John Newcombe of .. ? .. defeated Ja n Kodes of Czecho· slovakia to win the men's singles tennis championship in the U.S. Open. 3 Last week, in their second fight of the year. Muha111mad Ali deleated (CHOOSE ONE: Keri Norton, Jerry Quarry). 4 Billy Martin, recently fired as · manager of the Detroit Tigers, sia:ned a contract to manage the . 1 a-Cleveland Indians b-T exas Rangets c·San Die10 Padres 5 The senate approved and sent to th e House a b•ll that would bar hometown blackouts of National Football League games if they were sold. out 72 hours in advance. Does this leaislation al~ apply to professlonal baseball, basket· ba11, and hockey? ·rou~able FlmlJ dlcu•lan (M_KOn) What do you think are the strongest aspects of our Consti- tution? Does it ha11e any weaknesses? 10Utl IOOjl£: ti 11100 palolt -TOP SCOllll II 11 IO f!Of!'ll -Eac111oot.,7l 1t IO palnto .-Good.11 ID 70 polftto -Fllr •• 917·7l •VIC. tnc..: Mac11on. WI.a aneln ''J.·t :q·t !110.,0N llt)I•[ l •J1•~111v·z :..,110:;, ••••6''W'I 11H9111ll04§ '''''!•:::> :~•n1:::>14 SMiN ,.. . J, I • 1J OAJL Y PILOT B11plis1 f'if'jt Baptist Cbureh of Laguna llills, 24:i2l J\loulton ParkY.'&y; church school for all ages at 9:30 a.m.: scrviees al 10:45 a.n1 .: sermon "The l\ingdoni Is At llaud" by Dr. Ivan B. Bell. Prayer service 11nd Bible study each \Vednct:.· day at 7 p.n1.: C\lffee hot1!" ro!lows morning \\'orshi1> service. Costa i\fesa PrimiLl\•e Uap. ti.~l Church, 2~76 Ne\vporl Blvd.: service on S;1turday a t II a.n1.: church schoo: at 9:45 a.in.; nursery care providl'd: sermon by the Rev . Orvil ~'1oses ; potluck dinner to follow service. Fountain Vnlley Baptist Church 1neets at !he coin· munity center. 10200 Slater Ave.; service at 10:45 a.m.: sermon "'godliness V e r s u s Ungodliness"' by the Rev. \Villis J. Ca rrico: church school at 9:45 a.m.; youth group at 5:45 p.m.; and even· ing service al 7 p.m. Chrlstia11 Scien('e tbrisllan Science 0,urehes, Flrsl Church of Christ, Scien· tist, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa, services at 11 a.m. and church school at 9:15 a.m.: First Church of Chrii;.l Scientist, 8th and Olive. Hun· tington Beach, -scrvices and church school al 9:30 and ll a.m.: First Church of Christ, Scientist, 3303 Via L i do , Newport Beach. services <1nd church school at 9 and 10 :30 a.m.: Second Chilrch of Christ, S<!lentlst, 3100 Pacific Vie\v Drive. Corona del ~-lar. services and church school at to a.m.; \\lednesday testimony meetings al 8 p.m. at all four churches. Serr11on topic at all churches ''Substance"' Christiau First Olrisllan Church of Laguna Beach, 285 Legion SL: 9:45 a.n1. Dible school; service at 10:45 a.ni.: serrnon '"Goer s Victory Tod oy"" by James It Boulton . 1ninister. llarbor Christian Ctnucb, 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach: church school at 9:30 a.m.; service at 10:45 a.m.: sermon '"Leadership" by Robert Wilkinson , guest speaker. Satvrclay, Stptrmbtt 15, 1973 Pulpit & Pew Co119re9atlo11al I' I ymouth Con1,.rregatlon11l Church of Ne'4·port flarbor. 3262 Broad St .. Newport Beach: services at 9 and 10 a.m.: ser1non "Wanted : Great Gamblers" by Chaplain John A. Lindva!I: evening Bible study at 7:30 with Pastor Benson Frost: J)r . Robert Frost will lead a prayer con· rcrcnce for the Southern California Congregational Churches Tu~ay at 8 p.m. N e 1 ghborhood Congrcga· tionu l Church, Glcnncyrc at St. Ann's Drive, L ag una Bea ch~ Jewi sh Seder from 10 a.nl. to noon for church school by l\1rs. l\tarilyn Clement of i\lission Viejo: regular service ci! 10 a.in.; sermon "l\1an's i-:1ernal Quest" by the Rev. John J\'t. Reynolds. Co1nmunlty C h u r c h iC ongregatlonal), 611 1-lclotrope Ave., Corona del l\lar: service and church S<'hool at IO a .m.: sermon '"The Chrislian Economy of Suffering" by the Rev . Richard B. S1nith; nursery care provided. Je1cisl1 Temple Beth David o f Orange Co1mty, 6100 Heney SL, \\1estminstcr: Se Ii ch o t services on Salurday. Sept. 22, at 11 p.n1.; lligh lloly Day services will be conducted at Los Altos Unit~ f\1ethodist Church. 5950 East \Villow in Long Beach by Rabbi flenri E. Front. in conjunc:tion \\<ilh Cantor Harry Newman. 1'emple Sharon of l b e Harbor Ar ea, 617 W. llamilton St.. Costa t\1esa ; Sclichot services at midnight Sa turday, Sept. 22. to begin the High Ho- ly Days. Temple sisterhood has scheduled a social hour to precede the services to be con- ducted by Rabbi Garson Good- 111an and Cantor Liss. Tc.mple Bal Yahm o I Ne 1vport Beach will conduct Sabbath services on Friday. at 8:15 p.zn. in tr.e lnterf;ii!h Lounge of UC Ii-vine, 4201 Campus (Drive: services by newly-appointed Rabbi Harry Shearer. L11ll1er1111- Lutheran Church of the Cross, 24231 El Toro Road, Laguna Hills; services at 8:30 and JI ·a.m.: church school and Bible classes for all ages at 9::w a.m.: sermon "In His Nun1es and For l·lis Sake" by Dr. \Villiarn R. Eller, pastor. Lutheran Church of the ~la." tu, 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Ma r : church school classes for all <iges at 9: 15 a.m.: adults may choose Lutheran Liturgy, The Book of Isaiah, or Western \Vorld Religions; service at 10:30 a .m.: the Rev. Lawrence D. Furhling. pastor: nursery service and coffee provided. Redeemer Luthernn Church 1635 1 Springdale St., Hun· Un gton Beach; services at 8:15 and 10:45 a.m.; church school at 9:30 a.m.; sermon "A Pattern for ~lfe" by lbe Rev, Eugene Schramm Christ Lutheran Church, 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa; services at 3:15 and 11 a.n1.: scnnon ''Are You Still a Baby?" by the Rev. Lothar V. Tornow ; church school and Bi- ble class at 9:30 a.m.; mid- v.·eek study worship com- munion service \Vcdnesday at 7:30 p.n1. Newpo rt llarbor Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive. Newport Beach: services at 8 and 10:30 a.m.; sermon "As Is a Big Word" by Pastor Roger J. Berg: Christian education hour at 9: 15 a.m. Gloria Dei Lutheran.Church, 33501 Slonehill Drive, Dana Point: special church school and Bible classes at 8:30 and 11 a.m.; 9:45 a.m. classes for all ages in the "Life of Christ" series. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 2987 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa; services at 8 and 11 a.m.; installation of intern Jim Nelson; sermon by the Rev. Andrew Anderson; rall y d"ay in church school at 9:30 a.m.: service at 7 p.m. with visiting Christian renewal team. t~ailh Lutheran C b a r c h , 3 4 3 81 Calle Portola, Capistrano Beach : church school at 9 a.m.: service at 10 :30 a.m.: nursery care pr<t vided ; sermon ''Born of \Vater and Spirit"" by the Rev. Jam.is Knotek; midweek Bible clas:i: on Wednesday, 7:30 to 9 p.m: .cbrlst Lutheran Churelt, 35522 Camino Capistrano, San ClemCDte; service at 10 a.m.; sermon "The Creed or the Kingdom" by Pastor J . Emory Ackerman: church school fall prograrn begins at 11:05 a.m.; junior Luther league meets at 6!30 p.m.; women of the. church l,O n1eet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at lhe home of Mrs. Bet· ly Trent. /Hethotllst Laguna Beach U n I t e d l\1ethodlst Church, 2 l 6 3 2 \Vesley Drive, South Lagw1a ; service at 10 a.m.: sermon by Dr. Gary Herbert.son, forn1Cr pastor of the church, who has recently returned from his post al the United Nations in Geneva and wi ll be deparling shortly for his new post in Nairobi. University United t-.letbodisl Chun:h, 18422 CUiver Road, lrvine; serv~s and church school at 9 and 10:30 a.m.: sermon topic "Ain't G<Jt Time To Die." First United 1\1 e t b o d i s t Church, 18225 Bushard St., Fountain Valley; chur c h school and service at 9:30 a.m.; sermon "The Lord's Prayer As An Example" by Ford R. Miller, minister. Saturday and Sunday will be reclami!lion weekend. ll-1esa Verde United Methodisl Church, 1701 Baker St., Costa Mesa ; service and church school at 9:30 a.m.: sermon "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing" by Or. B. Lothair Green, minister. First United ~fethodl s t Church, 2721 17th St., Hun· tington Beach; services at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m.; sermon '"The Christian ~1inistry" by I.he Rev. Charles E. Dowdell, pastor; assisting \\'ill b e Richard Lyddon who is enroll· ing this fall at tile Southern California School ..of Theology in Claremont; church school at 9: 15 a .m . for all ages; youth groups nleet at 6 p.m. P r eNbyterlan S t. M a r k Presbyterian Cburah, 2100 fl..1ar V is ta , Newporl Beach; service and church school at 9:30 a.m.; sermon "Happy Are .... " by J ohn Boller J r .. whose ordina- tion to the Christian niinistry will be Sept. 23 at 3 p.m . in the First Presbyterian Church o~ Gardena; Sunday is Chrisl inn Education Day with Bibles presented to third graders. Co mman.lty Presbyterlun Church, 32202 Del Obispo Road, San Juan Capistrano: fellowship enrichment f o r ~~-------~-------------~ children at ~ a.m.; church school classe0or all ages at 9:30 a.m.: 10 :30 a.m. regular service; St. Paul's lcller lo the church al Corinth is the subject of sti.idy for the next 11 weeks; nursery care pro- vided. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrew's Road, Ney,•port Be a ch ; services at 8, 9:30 and I l a.m.: sem1on "Keep fl.loving" by the Rev. Charles •1. Oierenfield ; child care and church school . classes for all three services; Monday the music school for children, kindergarten through 12 years. begins its t\vice·wcekly meetings. Fountaia Valley Presbyterian Church, 9 4 2 O Talbert Ave.; service at JO a.m. the Rev. Antonio Ormco. pastor of the Baptist Church of t-.1anila. Philippines, special guest speake r; church school and rellowship hour at 11 a.in.; nursery care provided: young people's volley ball at 6 p.m.: Bible study at 7:30 p.m. Presbyterian l.-1iurch •of lhe Covenant. 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa: services and ehurch school at 8:30 and 11 a.m.: sermon "As Days Ora1v Near" by the l~ev. Bruce A. Kurrie. Rell9io11s Science First Church of Religious &ience of Newport Beach meets at Corona de! Mar High School, 2101 Eastblulf Drive. Newport Beach: service and church school at 10:30 a.m.: sermon ''Prayers to Remember" by Dr. Daniel ll-1or-gan, minister of Guidance Church of Los Ahgeles. guest speaker, NeM·port Harbor Church of Religious Science, meets at 451 Center St;, Costa Mesa: service and ehurch school at 10 a .in.: sermon "The Mental Equivalent" by !he Rev. Eleanor C. Jackson. or Ch~~~f R~:!~~s ~~~:; Laguna Canyon R o a d ; · servi ces at 9 and 11 a.m.: sermon "In Time or Defeat" by the Rev. Dr. Hen ry Gerhard. minister; nursery care provided. (See PULPIT, rage 91 ' First Plaase St. \Vilfrid's Episcopal Cburch of 1-lu ntington Beach has conlpleted the first phase of its building program with the con1pletiou of the church school building. 'fhe new facility contains six classroo1ns, a nursery. lavatories and the parish of· ficc. It is scheduled to be ready for occupancy at lhe beginning of the church school year Sept. 23. It will be open Sunday fo r inspection by parishoners. Melodyland W ill Salute Orange County Teachers In conjunctioll l\"ith J message slanted t o \'I a r d parents and students on hap- piness hang-ups, Pastor Ralph \Vilkerson will present a salute to Orange COW1ty school teachers and administrators at f.1elodyland Christian Cent· er in Anaheim, Sunday at 5:30 p.m. He explained scliool leaders arc to be congratulated ror their efforts o.n h e l p i n g students toward happiness through sound aeademic and Christian COWJseling. "Happiness can't be an end in itself, but ra ther an end result."' said Or. \Vilkerson. "If you purposely seek hap- piness, it becon1es elusive." HE NOTED the "happiness hang up'' treadmill is a tendency among students, and has left most of them on a depression s y n d r om e. Ac· cording to a recent survey he conducted with a \\"ell·krlo'vn college campus speaker. he claims the number ooe dilem- ma trend faced by youth today is depression. "Suicide is frequenlly the result or d eep-seated depression among young peo- ple," Pastor Wilkerson said. "Another survey showed more young people are k i 11 e d through suicide than through all other combined known youth causes or death." Many young people-who have been seeking ht1ppincss depression, rc>lie vcs anxiety, through marijuana <Ire no1v <1nd leads loward greater expcritnenting \Vith '"laced spiritual n1<1turily. pot" which is ··pot" and opiu•11 '!"he public is Invited. n1ixed. said Dr . \\'ilkerson. J r-------.:;;;::;::~ ··This drug combinntion . MISS AMERICA 1973 doesn't produce a new hap- piness but rather a llC\V danger. \Vhich I will clflboratr on during my message." llAPPINESS CAN be lound, said Dr. \\'ilkerson. and nianyl young people in despair ha\·c1 (ound the real source. He \\·ill l glve severlll illustrations of young people '"'ho,. c a 1n e lhrough the l\11elo d y land tlotline Center Program and foWld the real SO;Urce of hap· piness. Youth happiness is not ex· elusive, said Wilkerson. but In person LAKE HILLS COMMU NIT Y CHURC" real happiness belongs to t.~----------' businessmen as \\•ell as LOS ALISOS SCHOOL houscy,·ivCs. He \\'ill explain Muirla"d & Moor• Sts. M 111!°" Viejo how real happiness diminishes ~l t fiiimovrn flemo riol pork . Tht Southland's Most Btailtiful llfemoria/s MAUSOl!UM • COlUMIAtlUM • (£Mflf1Y "'~·~ TREES of the WORLD Between Santa Ana and Orange On Fairview Avenue· 538·1191 ORA N,GE C OAST CH U RCH DIRECTORY HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa OALIN F. HERTWECK Mlnlst.r ol Yolllll Y. L, HEllTWlClt, Pastor S4t-4704 CARL GENTRT Mlnl1'9• 9' Mvlic: -SUNDAY SERVICES - 9:45 A.M.-Sunday School 10:50 A.M.--~r111011 by AllSOCiaN Po1tor Gai.11 F. Hertweck CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd Street at Or1nge, Costa Mesa -548-5303 l'Oltor: loben M ...... to" Y"1tt P•tor -heel Merri• Mort1i1t9 Wol"lhlp-1 0:30 •·"'· -Suitdsy School 9 o.191. Su11doy Eve11i119 Worshlp·7:00 p.m.-Pro.,., Meetleg Wed.07:00 II·"'· lST CHURCH Of RELIGI OUS SCIENCE OF NEWPORT IEACH !Memllitf' Cll\lrcll, Unllfd Cll11rcll el Rtllfllm Sc:ie11<t, LA.) SUHOAY SERVICE 11111 SUNOAT SCHOOL -11::M A.M, ALIE RT IURKI!", RSell' -Mlnl11tr Sept. 1' -"f'RAYEltS TO RIMl!MIER" Or. Do,.Jel Mor9011, Guest SjMoker LITTLE THli'ATltl:-CORONA OEL MAR HIG~ SCHOOL 21h li'ASTILUFF OR., Nli'WPOlllT IEACH FOlt AN INSPlltATIONAL /o\E )5A<iE-01AL ~·lS1' Ml11l1!11"'1 P""" -J.4l-Ull FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ma;n & Adams Streets Huntington Beach Bihl• Scl.ool & Morn in9 Worship 9:00 & tO:JO A.M. Youfh Group1 , , ••• .' 6:00 p.m. 7:00 P.M.-"GOD SPEAKS" Sermo11 by f'osror CHURCH OF GOD 426 11th St., Huntington Beach -S48·8529 Sultdoy School 10 o.m. -Worship 11 :1 S a.191. t======================~ll Ev•n;n9 Wo"hip •••. 7:00 p.m. Nurse.,. c1r1 orovldtd 11 •Ir M""Ylcu Oftoce: "4-~ Ola l Oe\/Q!IOn SJ0.9~ COSTA MESA CHRIST IAN SCHOOL Su11. eve. worship 7 p,m. -hmlly 11/te Wed., 7 p.m. It••· A. C. Stam, Pastor NEWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE l'r•School -Klndt•t•rfln -Eltlh~nlltrY -O.U• C•f'I "SCIENCE OF MINO" 11~==========~11 ~~~~~=::::::::::::::::~~~~lf~~~~~~~:.~~~~:~~~~7::~;] SUNDAY SERVICE & SUN DAT 5Clf00L .... ... . • ........... 11100 A.M. Mlftlltet" .•• It .... lill-r C. JKltWHI ---CHRISTI AN SCIENCE ... c-.... c-M ... -• .. ·••" J'Je111port-1\/lcsa Cliristi~n Center CHURCHE S 148 'J\1·e111y • ~cl.'ond SL, Costa fl1e!'a Be ,Port Of h• IRANCHES Of THE MOTHElt CHUltCH fHf FIRST CHURCH OF CHltlSf, SCllNTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUsms "SUBSTANCE" SEPTEMBER 16, 1973 CHURCH OF. RELIGIOUS SCIENCE el Lag11n1 ll1adl 1*2 Le911n1 C1nyon Rd. ~• El Tor. Rd. Htnry Oerfllrd, 0.0. -Mlnl1t1r Jiii Gtt,..nl, M1hl1n1 Mlnl1ltr SUNDAY SERVICE -t & 11 A.M. Jr, Cll1trcll & Twtti Gr111,.s -t A.M. Only CHURCH Of RILIGIOUS SC:llNCI •••••••••• , , • • • • • •• • •• • • ·, 609 11tti St., H•lltl..,.. .._. -516·5150 EL TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST Mollto..,o lllecreatlo11 C.11ter 25100 MorttollOto Dr. Mluio11 Vlei• 516·4757 516·!781 Phil Arnold, Mini 1ter COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE Worsllip -10 A.M. C._rcll Sdtool-10 A,M. o. Pllll!lll 0. MVJ'l"tv, Minister 644. 7400 "DAY OF BEGINNING" SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 10:00 a.m. Cost1 M~sa-First Church of Christ, Scientist 2110 MMG Verde Dr •• Costa M"41 Seitffy Sdtool -9:1S A..M. Si:l•nte of Mind L..1:+111• • , ••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • 9:JO A.M, ll~~~~~~~~~~~g~~~~~~~~~~ ftrnily Wor1hip Ser•it• •••• • •• , •••••••••• , ••• • • •• 10:60 A.M. R.l:V, GENE TNOMPSON, MINISTER I DEDI CATI ON SERVICE Serma11 By D1. Georq• () Waod. Po,fa1 "GOO 'S WEAL THY CHURCH " 6:00 p .m . Guesf Mlni•to1: E. ELSWORTH KROGSTAD E•o119eli,t.l ible Teockr N•wpod·Mt1• Ch,;-~" Cent,, h lht result of tho 11"itin9 of Fir1t A1u1mblv of God. Co-.1 .. Mo'"· '"d N11wpo•I Chri1IO"n C•n· ter, N•wpotl Be ~(h, All per1 0~1 "'~ w,l~ome !o tl-i1 loc"I church whi&h tmph11 ir•1 th11 lovt oi Gad, !ht iord1h;p al Je1111 Ch1hf, tho mlni1try of the Holy Sµ;,;1. ~"d th e rtlevo1nc11 of the Ward of God for eech indivi du•I. Tl11 c~u t eh buildi~g i1 loc~ted one block off Newport Blvd . •' 22r.d St. ... Pvmouth C 01~1\'lational Church of )\hqhlrf Hnrlior Wor~lp & C!111rch !'ochool 10 A.M. !'oundoy W,ANTID! CiR IAT GAMILllS" Jl61 Ir._. St., Nlf'#,.rt a.och -642·1140 tilUltlaRT CARIE PROVIDID AT AU.. llRlllC:ll CHAPLAIN JOHH A. LHIOVALL-PA.SlOll 8Elrt fllA.$1[R ' T&ltllT LINO\IALL-AUOCIATI PAST011:5 T~ I ...... Dr. 1.-. ffosf I• Prayer Cottfwt-e1tc:e • Chwrdt Senke -11 :00 A.M. leodl"f Roo111, 2150 Mno Verde Dt. Huntington BHch-Flrst Church of Christ, Scie11tlst ltfl £ 011", H111dtJ11tff hacll Suttclsy Schoel -t :JO I 11 iOO A.M. Chwrdl -9:30 & t1 :00 A'.M. Reodlnt •-~ lll Mol11 St. • Newport Beach-First Church of Chrl1t, Scientist llOl Via Lifo, Newport hock Cll•rch & S....., lcltMl-9100.10:20 A,M , R9Cldf ....... JJll Yhi Ud..- Ni;tport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist 3100 Poclflc View Dr .. c.,... det M• Cll1rcli & Sndey Scheel -10!00 A.M. INdi11t R""' -JS00-1 c.-Hwr. fl"'-NcwcfunJ Wed. l!'fftll .. Tfttl_, ~ -I p.a -All Ch..U.. • All ci re cordially i1iviled to attend t~t cl'!urch services mid enjo11 the privilegft of the Readt~g Roonu Chffd c.,. "9~ AT ALL SllYICES -... ---:--- OIAL·A·PttAYliR S»-27J2 SERVICES: 10:00 A.M. & 6:30 P.M. INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL BIBLE TEACHING C~~!~ •• ~J!!.L,~ .• ~,tt,,!!!~H OIL O•IS..O & AVION, SAN 'UAN CAPISTll:AtilO 491·1 949 494·1141 IJD-0407 ~Nt ~US eatWUNITY &!URCU • RANCHO SAN JOA9UIN INTllMIOIATI SCHOOL 4"1 M ....... ,IM• cSen OitlO p,....,, " Cllftr -1o11 •• MleMllMJ ~ 1 ... Rk• s-.-.. •. l'astor ,.. 91JO A.M. Sunday School for atl 0911 ( 11 :00 A.M. MornlOG WonMp JfUlll RY CARI rROVIDID it IOTM NOUll 'tf' hlftrnt•tlt!I C-11'111119 01114r MMll"" ca• ~ THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY 4ffi~ .,..,, "-...... , 0--1 c ....... - LAGUNA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL 340 St. A11•'1 l'toce ot GleMeyre Joh11 M. Rev11oldt-l1ll,.ltt9' kMllr WenMp I Ctnsrdl Sci-eol-10100 ~.lt "MAN'S ETERNAL QUEST" 494.8061 Newport "Unity · LORl!rl 0. 'LIClttNOllt, Mlllllt• O...rie ... Se,.._lO A.M. Sund,.y School for .u •9•• -t iOO 11.rn. 1 Stllt oad l"IM, Newpttrt ...... Office-'"46·5111 DIAW..PbYh '46onl7 CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. WILSON, COSTA MIU I..,.._ H•rttor & hlnfewl Sufi. 1ibi. St•dr -9:45 A.M. Sutt. Mom. Wonlilp -10:10 A.M. he. he. W~ -t:OO PoM;- W9d. I••· Won•l11 -71JO P.M. NUR5111:Y i'ROVIDID WILLIAM IPS.U. MINISTll '41-J1t1 01 1Ct.fl41 • I , • • • F .C B d, G II p K B ,, ~ fi s g 2: N B ,, c g It T I SC DI J, S: S: d d cl p e: •ir It ,. <i • I -- = I I )S• ~ '" - ' • DAILY PILOT 9 El Toro Chri~tian Home Co1nhined To Be Dedicated Sunday . Services Anno11nced Pulpit & Pew Pastor James Knotek ot Faith Lutheran Church. 34381 Calle P Qr to La , Capistrano Beach, announces that fhe dedh1ation ceremony or the Good Shepherd L u t h e r a n Jtome of El Toro \VIII take place Sunday at 3 p.m. Pastor Knotek Is a member of the Board of Directors. This new )l2·bed home and school for the mentally retard· ed iij: located at 23442 El Toro Road. a hair mile east t1f the San Diego Freeway. TllE DEl)JCATION pro- gram wilt include a C(lnccrt at 2:30 p.m . by the El Toro l\.1arine OJrp Air Station \Ving Band and Color Guard. ThP re \viii be sacred music by the Chapel cf the Lambs Choi r, a sroup or retarded peopl e from lhe Good Shepherd llomc of Terra Belht, California. The dedication scn11oncttc 01apel Hill Pre-school To Begi11 Chapel Hill Lutheran pre- school will start its 17th year on Monday. The school. located at the Lutheran Church or 0 u r Saviour, 200 East San J>ablo, San Clemente, will be con- ducted Monday throu1i:h Fri· day from 9 a .m. oolil noon. The school's program in· eludes art. music. creative play periods (indoors and out\, experiments in scienc!', cook· . ing. and sponsors fi eld tri p$ throughout the ycnr. _ 1'"or further information, call l\frs. Leo Walsh, director. at 492-MU, 492·3918 or 492-6164. "'ill be by Pastor Edward Schroeder, First Vice Presi· _dent of the Southern California District of the Lutheran Chu rch·MJssourl Synod . A message will also be given by the fl ono r ab l e Clair Burgerner, Congressman 42nd District, past vice chairman. the President's Committee on ~1ental Retardation, and a Science Oasses Offered The first year class in the science of mind wUI be offered by !he Rev. Leslie S. Harrold, ntiuister of the San Clemente Church of Religious Science, beginning Tuesday. Classes \ViU involve lectures and open discussion. Unit one will meet on Tuesday evenings for 12 weeks, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the ~1asonic Temple, 3011 S. El Camino Real, San Clfmcnte. St. Wilfrid's Schedules Luau St. Wilfred's social cl ub of Huntington Beach will hold its annual luau today at 7:30 p.m. at the Green Valley Adult Clubhouse, 17250 Los Jardines, Fountain Valley. For in· fo rmation, call 962-7512. Tomorrow and next Sunday. "Rally Days'' will be held at St. \Vilfrid's Ch urch, 8236 Ellis St.. Hunt ington Beach. This is the time for parents to regi ster their children for church school. Temple Bat Yahm HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES AT LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar ROSH HASHONAH: Thursday, September 27 Wednesday, September lb Children '5 S&rvice YOM KIPPUR Friday, October 5, Kol Nidre Saturday, October b, .Children 's Service Yi skor (Memorial Service) INH>IMATION: 644·1ftt 10:00 A.M. 8:00 P. M. I :30 P.'M. 8:00 P. M. 10:00 A.M. 1:30 P.M. 3:30 P. M. member or 1the H ome's Parents Group. There wtU be open house and refreshments at the con· cluslon of the ceremonies. Lake Hills CQJIDnunit)' Calendar " ... A dedicat ion service wlll be conduC(cd af HI a.m. Sunday for the Newport-Mesa Chris· tlan Center as members of the First Assembl y of God of Costa. l\fesa and Newport Beach Christian Center join ror a combined worship service. Speaking at the morning service wlll be Dr. George O. \Vood. senior pastor of the ne,vly-created center. Sunday -Two children's LOCATION of the un.ilcd choirs begin ; adult education congregatio~ . will be in .the regl!tration. Al1·family church current faellthes of the First picnic from 3 pm to 8 . Assembly of God , 148 E. 22nd telephone 837.772£1: p.m.' ~':·. C?sta M~a . Th e Wednesday fl.1 e n 's fellowspip breakfast at 6:30 p.m. Di the Skyllner Room , Alrporter Inn, Irvine; speaker, Dr. "Duke" Kim. Thursday -Chapel choir rehearsals begin at 6:45 p.m. for junior and senior high schoolers; tele phone 8.12-0059. Friday -couples club beach party at 10 p.m.; telephoni 5.\7·2581. m1nister1al staff will be com· posed of Dr. WJ)J)d, Edward \V, Phillips, associate p as t or : Wayne R. Tesch, minister 0£ education; and FreQ Pettet. minister to children. Richard Tizzano, l\tillar Buchholz, and Lyn 'Vicks ser\1e part time In areas of youth and music. It is anticipated that the facir or First Assembly ·will ed by the new con· gregali for t o to three years wh w location Is fowld and a anent facility developed the united churct .. SENIOR PASTOR Or. George Wood provides duplicate morning v.·orship Sl'rvices and a n educational progra1n for each ags and interest group. Three children's c h u r c h es for various age groups operate during the v.·orship service hour. A counseling service .is available under the auspices of th e church, ·and directed by Dr. \Villiam Diehm. Sept. 23 will see a return lo lhc regular schedule of duplicate worship services in the morning. and church school and educatio nal workshops in full operation. (ConUnutd t~ro1n Page 81 IJ11l luriun U n i t a· r I a d UniYer~uli"t Cb111·ch, 1259 Victoria • ,St'-1, Costa l\1csa: SCl'Vicc at 10:30 a.m.: Ray Dougan and Ab~ Ohanian or the ser\•icc c:..'Onl· 1niltee \\1ll diSCU&'I the •·J ustice Administration'' PfO- gra1n: pancake breaktast r.t 8:30 a.n1.: church school registration <.il 9 a.m. Un i t a r i .. n Unlver!ialisl Fellowship ·or Laguna Beach meets at 11 :30 a.m .. <it 429 Cy pre ss S t . Mur r ay Threadgill , family councilor . \vi ii present "Potentiality of the Intuitive Seit" Dise:ussion \\'ill follow with coffee avail· able. Ot/1er De110111l11atlo11s First Sin~les Church mrels :it 1310 E. \Valnut i\v(' .. Orange: church school for ,tll ag es at 10:15 a.m.: servfce ;ii l I a.m.: Di·. l~d1\•Jrd T. Du11n of La I la bra, guest speaker. trown Valley C ovenant Church, 24600 La Plata Drive, Laguna Niguel: service at II a.m.: sermon "Lights In the 'Vorld " by the Rev. Rohc1't Honnette; e\'ening mul"ic pro· gran1 at 7 p.m . wi ll fca1ure Bette Ha mmer. soprano i.akt; Ifill$ ( 0 Ill lTI U 0 J I y Church tllC'clS ;it Los Ati~v!) I n t c r n1 e ri 1 :i t c &hool. i tllirla11ds at ~1oor. f\1is:o11on Ylcjo; scrriccs Dl 9,:JO and 11 a'7R1.._; pr:, I larold r . Lcest nii1 relurhS to pulp11. Costa l\lesu Rlblc Chapel I Foursquare l, 173<! Orange Ave. A color fi lnt on .1erusale111 \rill be shcnrn at ';' fl.In. \\'ilb comment s bv the He\'. Hobcrr .Jac:ohs. pas·h,r: con\·alei-l·cnl hospil11l scr,1cc ;it !he Hoy:ilr, Santa Ana. at i p.111 .\Jonday pr:1¥cr clir.lc at the church on \Vcdncsday. al 7:30 p.m. • Newport Unity Church. 15t h 11nd lrvint. Ne1vport Bcat·h: ~ervice :lt 10 a.rn .: the llev. J'atrick llerryhill or Redondo Ht~ach. guest speaker: Sunday observes 12th anni"ersary of the church. St. \\'llfrld's E p Is c op 1 I Church, 8236 Willis Ave., Hun· tington Brach , services at 8. fl :JO ond ll ;1.n1.: evening :.l'r,1i.:1: at 7 p.m.: !he Rev. J;unes L' catey, pa stor Lal(c Hills Pastor Ret111·11s to Pulpit !)r. Harold F. Lecs1111a. .~enior pustor. 1\·itl rctu1·n to rhr pulpit of Lake Hills Con1- 1nunity Church Sunday to present the first of a seven· \vee k series of rncssages around the theme. ' ' 1\1 y Fa I her Cares.·· Lutherans Set Lunch ~fembers of bo th con· gregations are all members of the new united church, and the deacons board.9 of each of the two churches have beeh com- bined into one larger board. The missionary programs of both churches have been com- bined, and all cur re n·t missionary projects have been assumed by the new con· gregation. The existing pre- school staff and program of Newport Christian Center will Series Set By Baptists \~Joist and radio artis1. _ 111ose v.·ho attend either the 9:30 or It a.ni. \vorship services at the church "'ill hear the first sermon of the series. entitled "He Has Big Plaps for tile." ----• - OT llER 1'0PICS v.·ill include The rollo\vi ni;: "He Talks to l\le ." on Sep tember 23; "lie Il ea rs nnd Answers l\.le," on . Septeinbcr 30; "lie Keeps on Loving l\1e,'' on October 7; ··He I-las Done a l<lt for J\1e Lately." on October 14 : "I Got l\1v Inner Calm fro n1 !·Um," on oCtober 21: and the-rinal n1essage.' ''I Of t e n Underestimate Him." on October 28. Lutheran social s e r v i c e volunteen will hold a hmcheon at Mercury Saving1 and Loan Association, 1093 Irvine Blvd., Tustin. Thursday noon. First Baptist Church of C.OSta Mesa has announced a seri~ or six days \Yilh Dr. Hyman Appelman beginr.ing Monday, through S u n d a y , Sept. 23. Dr. Appelman, called lhe "20th Century Apostle Pnul", wi11 speak nightly at 7:30 in the church at 3{11 ~1agnolia Ave .. Costa Mesa . Or. William Bingham, area director for Lutheran social services, will speak . Nursery care will be available at Pe8ce Lutheran Church, I 8 5 4 2 Vanderlip Ave., Tustin, from 11:45 a.m. be located in the currentlr•••••••-iiiiiiiiiij facilities. GOSPEL CONCERT THE CHURCll program How does Christian Science heal? Listen as people tell firsthand how lh ey were healed. Th is week's program: "CAN SPEECH, VISION, OR HEARING REALLY BE LOST?" 7:00 AM. KFl-640 -L.A. 1:45 AM -KMPC-710-L.A. 7:15 AM·KOCM-FM-103.11-N.B. September 16, 1'73 TR.UTH HEALS pritMllR J, D. 11-r &. th SHI.,. ~h11rret Hewi. Llmr & Hie Stotesrne11 fie ft9'1de l•Yl ho1t1 "hpel Sl .. 1.it J11"ilee" S1t1r44JY, S.pt. 22 71JI p.111. LONG BEACH MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM P.er Info. Coll: IZIJI J70·0115 Destiny Deciding Days Sept. 17-23 7:30 p.rn. All Services Sunday HYMAN APPELMAN · White Russian Jewish Born Can Any Gaod Thing Come Out Of Russia? You Owe It To Yourself To Hear This Outstanding WORLD EVANGELIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 301 Magnolia, Costa Mesa 548-1733 Nunery Core Pro•ld~d ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY OF NIWPOIT llACH -(Dhct,t.• 2401 '"'" ., '-'• ... .. Sunday School . . . . . . ........... 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship . . . . . . . . . .. 10 :45 A.M. N-.,...,., I lhldert.,... ho.,14M Phone: 642·2725 Minister: Dr D. W. ~lcElroy THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. ~~~--~~~- ST. JAMii. J2ff VNr Lido, N..,_,. .._. 1:00 A.M.-Holy EMIMlrilt 10100 A.M.--1 .... n, WonJilp Al......,. H.ty l.cMrlst elld M41N1i11t ,...,_, Nwsery howldM TUISDAY-10:00 A.M.-HelJ ........... Lerltll .. 9f ..... 10141 A,M,_,,.,.. hl.._.lp WIDNISDAY-t:OO P.M. Prey ... & p,.i. Tllli l•. JoM P. AMey 11, IM,..._,.._.: 67M211 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 204~ Orange Ave., C.U S11ftd1y1 l iOO"' 9 :J~ Church School -91lO Pr. H•werd Me" Certw1t9lt1, Ylc--rh•111141ofJt6 int Michael And All Angels EplscoparChun:h JIJJ ....... Vtew Drhe, Cero11e 4el M• I 1111t4syt·l :OO A.M. I ~A.M., Ch.n.• S.ftffl/N•,..,,.•91Jt &.M. T11 .. ;.,._1:00 A.M. WM!MMl.,.....t1JO A.M. Tllo llh ............. am.. lMflN' -Phll ,,,......, ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH llJ6 11111 St., H11 ............. IJnt I_, of •tt. ~I 1100 A.M.-Molv Comm111lon •1lO A.M.-F•.tnil'I' ~ervic• I Church Schoel INurt•ryC•r•) It :00 A.M..,..Mor11ln9 Wo,•hlp I N1ir'ort C1r1I 7 :01!).M~-F•111¥•1 E¥1nto11t' I Seu11on - Epltcop•I Yo11n9 Ch11fch111111 )_ J•m•• C. C1ley, P11lor -961 -15 12 Res.1 5)6·40-"I Seveilth·Day Adventist Church 171 Aftr: ... e St., c .. ter M ... ....... ,,.,,....,.., , ...... -...... 141·'•'' NEWPORT HARBOR I, I LUTHERAN CHURCH 7•8 Oovor Or., LI l~lbl I N•wport Beach lt.,.r J, l1r1, '••tor E•rly Worthip 1:00 •·"'· Ch,J1tlen E411c•tlon 9:15 1.ni, F•1t1_.. Wo,1hip I01JO •·'"· Nursery Cara Available WILCOMI W• lnvil1 Yo11 To WorJhip LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 P•ci~ic View Or. Coron• del Mir lt'I. LewNflC• D. fr•hll11t , Puter S1"4I•)' Sd!HI CJ•s__.11 A111 t\U ta lt:IJ A.M. Wort~I, Ht11,....ll1Jrt A.M. N WrMrY I C.tf• MMr ,.,_Vlffll ...... '44°2664 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Mlsto11,1 Sy11H 761 ,,...,.. It, c.... .... Leftler '· ,.,..., ,..., ........ W.""1' hn'k•1 t1IS a U A.M. i_..y !!~ t i• 4.M. Mtilt l llllt Clett1 ,,. A.M. CMltMil 111 •••• , w ... -141-'*'' ST. MATTHEW LUTHIRAN CHURCH 18112 Culvor Drive Unlvtrslty P1rk, Irvine hw. H"'9rt N. Ns.t111 .. • ' f 100 ...... -w ...... , • ....,,k9lffl 101Jt A.M-W .... lp I....., k"-1 1124111 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHIRAN CHURCH MIMI Y ... pn.,. & ... ., "'-'• C.ste ...... Celff. ANOllW C. Af\l(tlll:$0W, ,. • ...,. -JIM HILSON, l11hn1 llMtY k'""" t r» •·m-Mlnl.,,._Wffllll" &1• .,,. 1\:N •.rn. Pr h••• et P11c1 L11th•r111 Scihe•I -Ml11 hfit.r Olton, Pri"ciptl Office '9!•1111 14f·Ol2 I )Ct1oel Pho11•1 549·05ll A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT -CENTER Wonlllp-t:OO A.M, AT 115 A ..... leSH. Id_, 11 :15 A.M. et St. Mlci...t'a 1,-.,.1 C•wdi M•rt11orrt9 ., "811flc YJew Dt CorN•ffl M• n ... : 671·1f50 Coit• M11• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ltth St. l H•rbor llvd, Wonhlp hr1lc•1 9:JO & 11 :00 A.M . Ch11rch Scihool -9:30 A.M. •A,•L W, Ill.LL, O.D. C.,1t• M•1• North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH Mei• V•nl• & l•k•r St. 549-2719 Worihip I Ch11rch School 9:)0 A.M. fo1111t•i11 v.11., FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11225 Bu1h•~d 9•2-1591 Wor1hlp & Church Scheol 9:10 A.M, Mi11!1il•• Ford R. Mill•• Huntington l••ch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. 516-lSl l Servic•li -9:15 I 10:30 N111'•rY C•r1 All Mor11l119 Church !ichool -9: 15 Huntington l••ch -North COMMUNITY B METHODIST CHUR 6662 Hail A"•· 142·4461 Worthip -9 I 10:30 Church School -9100 A.M. Irvin• -E11t Bluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH tJJ.t2l l 11-422 Cul,,..r Ro•d •t U11,....rslty Drive Wer1hip &, Church School 9 I IO:lO A.M. l•t._un• l1•ctl METHODIST CHURCH 116)1 w.lil•v Ori•• 111 South t.;tg1111a Wor1hip .ind Ch urch School -10 A.M. 499-)011 ThoMOI '· WonMt, Mh1l1t1r CHRIST CHURCH BY THE Sl!A N•wport !11th 1400 W. &alba• Blvcl. 613-3105 Re•. ll;okrt I. lh•P•'d Jr. Wor1hi1t-91JO A.M. Churcih ~c:l'lool-·9,JO & 11 A.M. SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL har bor reform temple AA881 BERNARD P • .f1NG meeting at PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Chrl1t Church Presbyterian 20112 Motnolle I Neat AHIMJ H"""'1t111 ..... R••· Do1t•ld e:. Roberti, , • .., S1111ffy Worlhlp: 9:l0 A.M. Chwc• khol1 ttJO A.M. Oflce: 20112 Mopoll1 St. PMflei ffl-4'41 Church of the Covenant 2110 Petrri .. Roff. Cott• M ... lnic• A. lunle, ,_.,. !.wMl•y Won.lllp I Chore• Scllool -l :JO 110:00 A.M, l'tl9H: 557·lJ40 Community Presbyterian Church 415 Fer.st A .. 11ue, L99111M1 lffcfil •••·Arthur J . To"ker1ley R1f. AllMrt 0 . Hf-r1te -lev. Arttt11r I . C••rtter S11"ffr Wenhlfll: •100 & 11 :00 A.M. Cltwc• kltoef 9111 A.M. l'ltMt: 494.7551 St. Mark Presbyterian Church CerMt .,_..,.. & lettbhff Dri••• c.,... .. Mw Dr. C1cll Hoffma11, Actt119 "•''•' Wonhlp & Cti11rcll SofllMI -t 1JO A.M. l'tto•: 644-1J41 This Sunday Worship in S/.}{11drf111's ?)rcsliytrria n Cl1u ff Ii 600 5t. A~d•"'"'> RJaC • Newport Beai:.h Dr. Cheri•• H, 00••••1,.,ltl, P••lor" "Kil!' MOVING.'' Or. Ch•rtn H. Di~r•nfitihl, Pl'ffCr.1nt S.rme11 CasJelMt A•allebl• !"·nro.-:~I~•••••• 811 '1 I o,\l.l .1!1 1 11 ,\'.l Clltld t.irit <1r>d r11110 ... ,.,, S u 11r1 ... ~ Scnool 111 .tll •11o11c:es -FIRST IAl'TIST CHURCH OF NEWjtOR"f IEACH Ull c .... ~ ... ..,.,., llfftt ·~,.., Dr. "· K•lell ...,._,,, ,.ttff CMlllST CHURCM l'f THI SlA 1-ot w. •11-. l hr11 .. N1wporl •11c" Fot lnlorMttion: Call 675-7230 S.B.C. II ~;;;;;;;;:~~~~~:;::::;:~ __ _ II;; ---i1-========= hllffY k"'91 -t i• A.M. wen~•, tt1• A.M.. '*" P,M. W......-y Pn¥ff Stt•ICI ,, .. ,..M. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 11.- 610 W. Ht•lltti11 Strfft, Cost• MeH, CefHou1lo l42·f111 It A.M. • 1 P.M.1 SUNOA,'1' ICHOOL-t14~ A,.M. wo•IH1,. 1•11.v1c1s-111DC1 A.Ni & •=• ,.,M. l'••VI• M•l1'1NO-WI ON ISl>AV I VINING , ,..M, Wl~!!.0-:!!~~.lA!E~~.!lfCH ...... ~·=='·'=~~~""" =-1 ...., ..... k~··1~1 :.::c~~::r.:i;~."--••·'"· ·Try Satitrday's News Qitiz I • .,,....., ..... ,.., -•1• .. Ill. ,TEMPLE SHARON Ttl• COllMt•otl•• IYll .... 11 ... , til!t e11th• H•rbor A,.. ' 611 Wnt Hamlho11, Ce1ro M ... All J ••••hh f•101 li•1 I •• i11vite• 10 iet+~ u1 IR • tr11lv m••"l11,11! SAllATH IYINING Sll YU,:1·;-fltlDAY AT 1:1$ P.Mi. S,JrttHI i.o..1 -l•IM>I Gone• Geot11H11 • )St~t..tt. SMool ••••• , •• ,,,,, •••• ···~····. •••• ••• 9:)0 1,111, ~mint Wo"hlp •••• , , ••• , , , •• , , , • , •••• , •••• ":.,.I liOO •.m. ,, ••• , M1•tln9 Wed"e•d•y , , •• , , • , • , , •• , ••••• , •••• 71JO p.M • --. 4•;:;-;4~11t~;t>::~·--------,.. . .~-we lJa·re OU l. - _ r.:~-·~·~··~51~: -======~!~,.!t~';•~l~h·::•~oo~C;h~o~l,~=-O~o~o~S~h~~ -- • ' ' \ ) ·, • • • ,. d, -S k. IH "Y '$ d ,. f • l ' I :c ' ld 1· " IC Jg . lt lf 1• • 1[ 1 lt y , p ' ., e :o ol ,. IS 'H I. • ~ )· • I· ~ • d y • , /fJ 01\!LV PILOi Satu,day, Sr1>te"1ber 15, 197) ---_________ _:,;_'-'-'---'-- f'11111i/11 C'lrcus 1•11 Bil Kenne -= / ~·/·t-'. / ... .... _ .... 1 ·.:' ••• ,w • , . .: • •'/ .. _.• .,_.~ ...... "··~ --~"1-~. '• '. .· -- .. k ..... -~ -........ . , -. ~ '. ., ,,. . "He doe~n't even hove TRAINING WHEELS!" • : •' .. - • -· Sheph erd of the Hills To Ho st Play Sunda y • • •' Albert Johnson 's prize win- ning play. "Adrift \.'lith A 1'1yth," \viii be givl'n a reading performance at ' La gu n a Niguel's Shepherd of the Hills United Church of Christ, Sun- day at 10 a.n1. The Johnson comedy. a timely treatment of a fan1ous Greek myth and its ap- plication to modern political repres:;ion. is under the direc- tion or Bertha Johnson, wife or the playwright. GUEST SPEAKER Dr. 0 . L. Morgan CURR.+.N Fr•nk M. Curran. Age 66. of 19602 Walerbury Lane. Hlm11nglon Beacll. Oa!e ol <lealh, Seplember 1~, 1913. Survived bY lwo .ems. Ro~rt ano Ralph; eight Rnln<l~hildren; three vreal-griindchlldren, M•motlal i.ervlces, Monday, ):)0 PM, Pee~ famtlv Colonial fun~ral Home. FISHEil Harold e. Fisher, age 11 ot 159 w. w11. son st" Costa Mesa. O&te ol death, Se~•. 13, 1973, Survived bY wlte Gra'e ot !ht home. Son cnarles Fisher ol Reno. Nev. Service and lntermenT !ti ~ lleld in Rel'>O. Ntv11<1a on Se-p t, 19, 1913. Forwar(I. inv Olrecror B"'ll Broadway Mortuary. JONES Naomi Fern Jone,, Beloved molher Of Mr•. Baroara Fern Brown, Dr, Arthur E•rl Jones and Ro~rt How.Jrd Jones. ~l11er 01 Wi!llam Haward Peter:; arn:t M". G•rne1 Marietta C11lver. Al!.<> survived bY •even gran<t<111v11llters. Services, Morn:tav, l?;XI PM, Llltle Church (If Ille Flowers. FcreST Lawn Gtendele. Family su1111e~t• memorial conlrlbution5 be m•de to MarfrtffS Ch11rch LID••ry Fvno, NeWPOrl ae~th, Calif. Forest Lilwn Mort11arv. McKEE VEA \ Belly MtKee~er. 110' VlsM EnTrada, NeWPOrf Bpath. Date of <tea!h, Septemller 1J, 1913. Surv;ved bY !.On, Stanley: <1a119n!er . Be1tr1ct McGuire; son, (.Jpl. Elmer 8. McKeever. U.S. Navy Retired: 51~ grandthlldren • four II re 11 I - gr.sndcl!lldren. Rowry, SvP'ldav, Sep!emt>er 16, 8 PM, flal!r·Beroeron Corona <tel Mar Ctiapel. Requiem Ma>r.. Mondav, Sep. temt>er 11, 10 AM, Our Laov Qv'*n ot Angeh C.Jtholk Cl!urch. lnlermen't, San Fernando Mission Ceniel~ry. Balli· Bergeron Funeral Home, Corona del M.Jr, Directors. ARBUCKLE & SON' \\1ESTCl.1Ff J\10RTUARY 427 E. 17th St., Costa ~lcsa 646-1888 • B LTZ.BERGERO~ FUNERAL HOJ\fE Corona del J\1ar 673-9450 Costa l\fesa 6~6-2424 • BELL BROADWAY MORTUA H\' 110 Broad"'ay, Costa ~lesa LI g.30: • OILOAY BROTHERS MORTUARI ES 17911 Beach Ul\'d. lluntinglon Beach 8.f2.77il Z44 Redondo ;\\'e. bong -Beach --..%13-438-1145 • J\fcCORl\fJCK LA GUNA BEACH MORTUAl\Y 1706 Laguna Ca nyon Rd. 494-9415 • PACIFIC VIEW l\1El\f0RIA1. PJ\ltK Cemtlery J\·lor tu nry Chnpt.I 3~00 Pacific \'le"'' Drh·e Newport Beach, CalJfornl a 641·2'100 • . PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAlr- llOME 7801 8olta A'Ve. \\1e11miaster 893-35!5 • SMITH'S MORTUARY --·=m-~lifil-St: ll •nlinl!IO~ Beac:Ji 13H$31 • "Adrift \\lith A l\Iyth" is in lieu of the usual sermon by the Reverend David Sand.berg \v.ho is on vacation. In the cast are Ro ger Armstrong, playing the rote of Colonel Zeus, Sande Smith playing Athena, Bill Dallavo as Prometheus. Car·ol Green as J\1adan1 11cra, and Don Bjorklund as Harry Heracles. Dave Dittman is stage manager. and C hr isty Bjorklund is handling the sound effects. Dr. Morgcut To Lecture In N etvport Dr. Daniel L. l\1 organ, lninister of Guida nce Church of' Los Angeles. \\'ill be the guest speaker for the First Church of Religious Science of Newport Beach Sunday. His sermon topic, "Prayers to Remember'' \Vi ii be presented at the 10:30 a.m. service in the Little Theater of the Corona del ~tar High School. Dr. l\1organ is currently a member of the Commission on Education and the Director's Advisory Council or t h e Science of l\1.ind School of Religion. He is also. chairman of the admissions committee and a member of the faculty of the Institute of Religious Science. The Rev. Albert Burke. minister of the First Church of Religious Science of Newport Beach is currently hosting a group or rw!mbers and friends through the Holy Land. He is scheduled to return Oct. 7. i ' -~ l "\.P"" •. For tli e Record~ . " Dis solut ions Of Marriage l!'ni.red A11t1111 )I Kelly, ST1>ven Rov and Marie Janet l(~le, Connie M11rle and Eug!nt•Leo Allison, Lt!on B. and Oorothy M. Rov~I•. Sl•~rrle Lvnn and Wil!l11m David Sedlac~. S~ndra L. 11no Joseph Jr. Sud<lu!~, E.H. and V1n!e C. Grasm .. n. Judv ~nd Fri!-(! Cru1e, Debra LYnn and Wiiiiam Robert Tdber. Carol S. and Harold E. Pag,.n, Carol Ann and James Currie, Marijo Ann e and Kelvin R. Johnwn, Cilrol w, and Jerome C. Por!er, Me!an1e Joyce .ind Al!Mard Albl!rl Devgnrerty, 01)1'othv Jean and Rl(haro Gale Bellew, Vern1rd W1yne and Ilene M1rle Nance, Sheila A. arn:t George 0 . Jr., RIYC!I'&, Linda Jane and Al(irdo O. Pearson, Jonn Erwin and Recllrl Clair• Bryan!, Ginger Lell and Hullerl A. Jr, Slmi:>son, EU<,lrne C. and Slel)henv Oe1>r11 Carroll, Wall~ce Lff .1nd Brenda GnYll! Hohlnger, sneHe R111n and G•ltn Wrinn! Harritt. Avbv Jewtll end Ao~rl 01111n Eftllrff sepl..nber $ Livi,.aslon. Jor>n How11,.<1 •nd hellel Dewar , Cbr•i, Su5on K. and J~eph Achlllrs Wlneu, W•vne Alburn 11nd Nam;v Marie We!ermen. Gfor~ Oavld llnd Monlq119 Murl)lly, Marjorie M. •nd John F. A11rn11nok, 11.•ren Jo end Mltll•el Oen-•• Sa"ders, Palrkl• Marie lln4 John L. K.nlgh!, Snlrl1y'J. and W•ll•c• R, P1rker, J•m•s Edward •nd Lorrelt1e Elt!e LerMn. How•rd end Fral\ces Batson, 00\ltl~s A.A. and Lynda A . Monroe, Karleen Oee end ROber1 N. Jr, JohnJon, E,.,1, Collen and RobGrl A~ymono WllU1rn1, Marv Ind Aonatd Oran P•r1ons, R111son L. end H•len k. 011n•o11n. J11dlth •nd P111I Mun•eY II. H.i1, Mnry Olive nnd Aon11d Edw•r<t Pf111noer. Cl•e<iorv W•vnt •l'ld P•m•I• ·~ . cn11rth. Linda a>!d 1'h1ry lltvln L&e, Belly Frorw;11 11nd J. sreoht>n Myen, LI•• B. and OtYid JO~tph S!tuntnbfrg, Fron~ II:. •r>d 8MMr1 Jo Blaylock, Cllrhllne E. Ind Cral11 H • MonteU1no. Julla C. and BenJ~ • ) 1 DAY OILY . SUNDAY, SEPT. 16th NEW LOCATION AT 2722 NORTH MAIN SANTA ANA ' in Fashion lane next to fas~ion Square SKI PACKAGE SPECIAL Knt issl MC Skis, pol e1 Gtze Bindings Reg. $193.95 ....... Spt<itl $149.95 ON E DAY SUPER SPICIAL ••...••• $129.95 SKI PARKAS dacron poly fill 10 AM-5 PM WAREHOUSE t SALE HERE ,SKIS l o11l9nol GLM·2 • , • ICneissl 1200 ... , •• , •••• A & T Olympic , ...• , , , (rb1ch1r Gl111 rtll:EG. 135.00 99.50 59 .95 99.50 69.95 Tomk ODDS AND ENDS 'SKIS SAil ff.SO 6-4.95 fl.95 39.95 44.95 50-700/o OFF MANY AT DOWN FILL PARKA SAVE 400/o JUNIOR PARKAS SAVE 500/o WINDSHIRTS SAVE 500/o · \ 50% OFF SKI BOOTS • HOCHLAND-SAVE 50% Reg. 110.00 .. . . . ... , . Reg .. 95 .00 ... . Reg. 82.50 ... . .... now ••• ·l'.IOW . ... now • LANGE-SAVE 40% • 55.oo 47.50 41.25 Swinger, Reg . 120.00 ...•. now 71.95 Pro, Reg . 150.00 .....•.. now 89.95 Com petition, Reg. 185.00 now 111.50 WARM-UPS SKI POLES ALL DACROH 20% POLYESTER FILLED .•.... Off .TOMIC DUAL TAPfll 1 095 reg. 17.95 .,, .•• , .now t---DOO ............. R ..... B..,U..,S..,T..,E'"R'"s_,-i :~9~1~ c~:'i~.~4 .•••.. now 995 aoots from our rental dept. $6 KNllSSL SPICIAL 9ts Super Special .••••••... pr. reg. 14.95 -. -: .. , •• now i .... 5M·~1 ... •iM••·•sMwM••···1··M1 ..... , ••• E ......... 5 ... ~•M••·~········.'1 :!~g~~l:AKI~ .. SAVI 20% SUPER .SPECIAL ,·t;GRO~ $9'' \._-7 . .SWEATERS Fam ous Make s Miester Lido-Sporti ff ' . SKI .GLOVES 2 MODElS CONROY GLOVES :.i;-,6.50. "" ...... '... 1295 #2 DOWN Fl\LED Reg. 22.SO ............... , '-ANIS All In the boot penn to 52.00 ••.•.•..•••. ·~ .• flrtloui me~• 1tj'1tch rtt. ff l9,SO ..... -.• -, Heuser Pinstripe Super Stretch Pents . ) rtf. 41.SO .• -••• , •••••• MW All Ski Sui n ............... .. r 17'5 l-9~ 20% • P,UBIJC NOTICE • PUBUC NOTICE CHAN•• 0,. ION• ,.,CTtTIOUS •usn•••• fllCTITIOUS •USlfllll$ NOTIC• Ofl ""''"'' Ml411111. TO •• NAMI STATIMIHT Not.Me nATl!;MINT NILO l 'f' THI! CITY COUNCii. 0 ' Tiie follOWll\ll Wtor! h dolllll l>ufl/lttt Tiii lollOWlllQ 1>41rl.Qn !t Going twln111 THI CITY 0,. taYINI 01111 l'a0f"0$1D 1': ••: LANO USI OISTIUCT CHAMOll IRC: ltlAL'TY ANO INVESTMENT INTERNATIONAL DATA COMPANY. NOTIC~ HEREI Y 15 GIVEN .... I co., *2 HttDOI' ll'Olnt Clrde. H\111< AIOI w-.1.,.·11 f'lll(f, NtwpOrt •••C"l'I Publtc HNtlllll wlM ti. Mid b1 ,,. Clrv tlnotM ltecll. Ce. ,,.... t2Ull Councll of lhto City OI ltvlne on "T....,day, Fr•nt Vlnc;tnt Hiit, J r,. "'2 H1rw Norm1n AlltU. tit lrl•r.Wle Ave ., StOlt'l'llW "· IJ7'. ,, l ::ID p.fl'I .. Of" II l'olnl ClrcM. HunllMOIOfl IHCh. Cal. or·~· c •. t2005 .-111er .. tter •• poulblt', ln lfle Clly ~~ ~ Tllla 1>utln1u 11 ton<:lvcl!ld Dr u1 hl- (ouncll q..mW1, lrvlne Town Ctnt1r. Tllla bullneai Is conductld by 1n Ii>-cllvl<tll•I 4201 C•fl'IPl,l9 Drive, S1t1tl• 100. lrvtne. dlvklu1I. . • Norrn111 Allell C1lltornl1, on e .... n Pf'opoalng IO t"-nge 1"r1n~ Vln-c:enl H1l1, Jr. Thlt i1•1emenl wl' flied with the CCl\/n• 1rom !ht A•l (Sill "Gtl'lel'•I Atrklll111r11 Thi• •t•ltmtnt w•• fUt<t with 1111 Coun· ty C1t•k ot Or•nO• County on S101tmt1er (Slpft RHlrldlond" Dl•lrlcl 10 !I'll PC 'l Cltfk 01 Or1not County on AllG11't 22, l3. 1913 csal "Plall!lld Comnu111l!y-(Sl1111-Rulrlc-· I 1' '·hlM t1on1J" Ohtrlcl ot the Cl1y ot Irvin. Zon· , .... , "" ...... C 1 0 11 '~rf,' Publl51\ed Or•1• Coeit O•llv Pllo• • lno Code, •• 1mended. ""'1 ..,,•1111• Oii 9 Y 0 ' 5M>lemller 15 lf, 111d OC!ober t S.ld Pl1n 11 O.slon•ted ::o-Chl"'91 A11111111 25 I/Id S9Piemotr 1, I . 15, 1913 ' 'li,7.7:i Ca51 No. 13·ZC-4 Smokltr" Pt1n!Wod 1tl'3 1,s.t-13 Commvnlty, IS1ct1onal Ohlrkt MIP IRS PUBLIC NOTICE lOJ. •nd 11 ~!Id 11 tht' M1Uthw1itet1y PVBUC NOTICE corner Df JtffnlY Rad Ind IM 511111 F•l------~~~~~----1 ·--------------RallrOld ttllCkJ In It'll North lri-lnt 1re•. HOTIC• OP SALi F ICTITIOUS •USINISS REQl.JESTED 8Y; W•rmlnGIOI\ Dev•lotl-Nollet 11 111rtbY 111...., pUn.u•nl to 11'C· NAMI! STATEMINT • rnent Corpor1Uon. t!on1 3051 ind :llMJ ot Ille Clvll Codi or tnt MARY JO'S ALTERATION ALLEY, Ir 11 r9Qlltat1d tl'lll 1ny wrt~n r .. s11!• 01 c1111orn!1 th• Ulld11r1lgl'\Od, 22' Qvle St .. Co5t11 Mt3• '2627 .SOOllM to tl'll Wbllc nol'lc1 bl aubmittM FREDERICK'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY. Willard E. Sl1ub, 120G Wts.ICll!f Dr., to llW Clry Countll prior 10 I~ titerlng 1&31 Newport Blvd., Cos!• Mt511. NewpMT B1•cn, C•lll. t266CI d.lle. C1111ornl• fl627, will 1111 11 pUl)tlC lllK· Mdry J o Sli!Ub, HOO WlllCl!tf Or .• r;or f11rltler del•ll• r911ardln1 ••Id pl1n t!on. 11 1131 NIWl'Ort Blvd., CO$ta Mnit, N..,.,POl'I Btacll. Ctlll. 92660 a!I lnterHteO Oe<IQnl ••e Invited 11 call C1Ufornl1, •t 10 1.m. on T1Jt1<11y, 111e 25111 TnL• b\l~lnt3l Ls ton<IU(;l&d l>V •n I"• •I !he OlllCll of llW CJty ol lrvlne PLa11· dav ol Sep11mber, 1913, lhl loltowl"l,I cllvld~al nl119 OeP•rlmtnt, GOI C1mpu1 Ori_.., de~tribed property, to-wit: M~rv Jo St.suo Room m, lrYIM, C•ILtorn11, Wll••e 1old OJ Maol11 rocklf ;.no onoman Tnls 5tatemenl wa• lllfll with the Covn· plan Is on Ill• and 11v1llebl1 tor p11bllc In· Siild 1•1e 11 for th• purpot• of aatlstvLnQ tv Clerk ot O•anv• COtlnty oo Stprember ll"'cllon. !lfl! of the urn1er)lgnoo lor upl'KllJterlng l), 19/J, /s/C11rol J. Flynn, 11!'>0 s1or•oe toVelher wlt\cottt ot ad· F·ffll4 Cllv Clt1'k Ill 1i.. City of li;vl~ vtrllslflll and t lPlllfll ot al•. P~bllshe<I Oranot c.,._,, Dll11Y P!tor. Published· Or•roai Coa11 DlllY Piiot O.lld thl5 141n day of 51phtmber, 1913 $cpt11mDer IS, ?2, 29, •nd OctObtr •· Seplembtt' 15, 1911 , 2SU·13 FrlOerlck WILU•ms )913 21•S.ll P11bll•lled Or•no• Co•1I 01Uy Piiot, PUBLlC NOTICE seotember 15• 1'73 2111·73 PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTtTtous auso1 1s1 PUBLIC N011CE FICTtT1ous 1us1HESS "AMR STATl:MEHT NAME STATl!MENT Thi lofl()Wlng ~rtonl 11r• doing ,ICTITIOUS I USINl!S5 The followlno p.,wni ere. dctng b11slnen as: N.+.MI STATl:MIHT business as: PATRICIAN APARTMENTS, :1345 Tiie loflow!llQ ~rsons •re do/no CHR IS·L VNN PROP E RT V & Ntwport Boul11verd, Newport 811cl!, bu1lnen 111: DEVELOPME NT CO. 16361 M~qe!!•n Callfornl• ~ KARL'S APPLIANCE SERVICE, 4,7 Lane, Hunt!nolon Be11ch, C•t. 92647 Norm111 Stanley, 11244 Arches j!'.ovrt, cosi. Mes11 st .. Cosla Mes•, Call!. 92~17 Tl\ome5 A\ldect, 16361 Magelltn Lent, 1'0t1n11ln Valle~. C1Utornl1 Karl 011111, '47 Co.ta Me" st .. CMI• Huntlng!on Be1c11. Cal. 9'21><17 Bennie L. Mav1, 5027 RlltSt11 Ori~. Mesa, CtlU. '2'27 Luelle Arlene Avdeel, 16361 Mogellan Pat11d!3e, Calltotnla 9S,6t Marolt Glegl. 447 Co.l• Mei• St , Ln., Hvntlnoion Be~ch. Cal. 9'1641 M. C. Horning, Jr., 416·8 VI• Lido Co.ta Mei•, Call!. t'l:627 Tiil• bu1lneu ls eanoucled ov e 11ener•I Nord, Ntwport Staci!, C•lllornl• 926110 Tllh 1:1vslntt$ Is conducllJd bV • o•neral 01rtn1rshlp. Thi• twslne,1 Is condue!e<I bY a limited P"r1ntrshlp. Tt1om11 Avde-el oar1ners11!p, Karl Glegt Tnls sl.stemenl wfs !lied wl!ll the Coun· PATRICIAN APARTME NTS, Thll slltitmenl wes filed wltll l flt Coun· tv Clerk or 011nge COllnlY on Sep!tmber A Limn.a P1r1na,.hlp ly Clerk ol Of1ng1 County on Septtmbe1 JJ, 1973. NORMAN STANLEY, 13, 1913. P_.U1 ~neral P1rtner f;211l2 P11blls11e0 Oranot Cg.ail Da!lv Piiot, Thlt 1tilernenl w•s llle<I with ttle Coun· Put>!lshed OrenGI COl•I Oall\f PllOI, Se!)lemt>er 15, 11, :19, •nd Oclober 6, Iv Clwk of Ofano• Counly on S1pt1rnbtr seii11mbtr u. n, 21, end Octobet' 6, 191l 2•t2·7l lJ, 1t73. 1973 2M0·7ll-'-'------------~ •ttlH'l------~~'CCC"'~~---PUBLIC NOTICE P111>fl5hed Orange Sep!. JS, 21, 29, and Coa•I Oal1y PHct, PUBLIC NOTICE Ott. 6, 191J. 1-------------1 ---~==,,.-===c----2862-73 'l.CT ITIOUS BUStNl!SS FICTITIOUS IUSINESI 1---------------1 HAM• STATl:MENT NAME STATEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE The following )lflton Ls Oolng bll$lneS$ Tiit lollowlnv Pf"ons 1r1 do!nlJ ts: 00tlnet$ 111: CHANOI Of ZONE W. E. TRAVEL, ".lD6 M.lrlni Ave., HOLIDAY AECREATIO!o' CENTER, NOTICa 01' "UBI.IC HEAIUNG TO I I! '8alb0a II. Calli. 92'62 1115 "0" llil~er, CO'lle Meta, C•lll. Nl!LO IY THE CITY COUNCIL Of Compa1U1 S.rvlcts, tnc., a Ctllfornle 91~~pn Scott Vold &. CM.lrlotte Vold, Tttl! CITY O' llltVtNE ON PlltOll'OSEO Corporation, P.O. 80l 82, 8tlb0f IS· 3112 Grlla!, Sanlt Ana. Ctlll, t21(M LANO USI! DIST•ICT CHA"Ol!S land, Crllll. 92U2 I NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN 11\111 1 Tnl' builr'M!" I• Con<IU(;IM by • cor· This blislneu 11 conducled bY •n n- Publlc H"•rlr.g will ~ lleld bY the City por•llon. dlvldual. Covncll of Ille Cltv of \n1lne on T11nd•~· COMPOSITE SJ:.RV ICES, INC Cnnrlol!t Vold S1p11mber 2s, 1913, •• 1:30 p.m .. or ai Elsl F. $•uhtr · Tiiis 1t•!ement wa5 rnea wnh thf Coun· soon 111ere1fter 15 omslblt, 111 tl'le City Stcretarr Tre1,vrer •Y Clerk ol Or11ng1 Coun1v on Seotitmtier Council Ch1mbtt'$. 4201 Cam1>111 Drive, Thi• 1t1Jemtr1! w11 !!ltd with Ille Coun-ll, 1973. ..,. > SOJlt1 20G, lrvlnr Town Cenltr, Irvine, tv Clerk of Ortnot Co11nty on Stpltmt>er ,. 1 0 C , 0 1 ... ~11 1 1 CaUtornla, on 11 plan prOC>OSlr.g th1 Cam-13. \tll. rubl sMd 1ange Ols 'Y o' pu! V1Uev Plann~ Ccm/ll\lnlty, Ftrtt '·ttU! September 15, 21, :19, •nd Oc!Ober ': A.men<tmenl, and oro;ioslno 10 ch•""e Pvbl!Jhtd Or•ng• Coiut Cally Piiot, 1913 2Ul·1J from tt>P A·I 1·0-rel A<Jrlc11U11r1I" Sepl~ber \~, 21, tt, and ~let.er 1. Dl•lrlCI to Ille PC "Pl~nntd Comm11nilY" 1913 2Bd·1l Ol5trlcl ol lhr Clty ot Irvine Zonln9 Code, PUBUC NOTICE es ameMeo. PUBLIC NOTICE Said Plan 11 o.,5Jgnale0 11 tent Cl'l.lni;ie FICTITIOUS BUS1N•SS C~se No. 1i·ZC·B Campus V•lley Pl1nfled N,t.Mli STATIMENT Comm1nlty, First Amandm1nr. (5ecilonal FICTITIOUS I USINISS The following ptr$0!!1 1r1 doing NI.Ml!' STATSMINT busln1ss as: Olsirlct Mip IRS 90) aNI 1' l&c1ltd on Tiie The following perionJ •rt doing CUSTOM COAST VANS, 71ll Fenwick, northwest (l)l'Mr ot CampUs Drive and business ai: Wtstm!ntler, c .. 1. 9'613 Ze! Street In tne vicinity ol 1111 Irvine PRESSURE SWITCH tNTERNATtON-ROOnt"f E. ll1lnbf1dgoe. 1'21' Stn Tov1n Center. -ALI 2"51 Ma•lno or., Ntwport Beach, J•cln!o, Founl•ln Valley, Calif. 92108 INITIATEO 8'1': City ot lrv!M Pl11tlftlng C•I f. nN0 Sttvl C. H•a5, 10361 Slater Ave., Apt. Comml1'1on. Allan LewlL 2451 M1rlno Or .. Nawporl :iotl, 1-lunllnglon Beecn, Calli. .-:16-47 11 11 r1qoestM Iha! 11n1 wr!t!en lleacl!, cant. r.1660 Tl!!• Mints' 11 cond11et.O bY a 01ner11 resp.onse to tnlt P\lb!lc notice be suP. PeTw Behrrn-11n, 114 Hollow•v or., Loi partnar,hlp. ' milled to 1111 City Coontlt prl« lo Int Anoeles, C•llf. !'0046 Rodney E. llal~bfldGe hearing date. Tiiis b\lilnns 11 conducted l)y Allen This 5l&lenMnl w1s 1111-d with lt>e Coun-FQ<" lurtn1r delalls 1t11af'dlno 51ld pt1n L•wls ly Cler~ ot Or1n11e Counly on .r.1111un tt. Mll lnlete5led "''°"' art Invited IO <:all Thi• 5tet.mtnl w.s' llled wltll !he Coun· 1911 •I tl'le Oftlc1 ol !ht Cltv of Irvine Pl•n-I'll Clt<k ol Or1rog1 County on Sephmber ,.i,.Jt n!r111 Departm1nt, '101 Campv1 Drive. 13 1913 Publl1lled Or•r.ot Co.•I Dilly Piiot, A<>Olll )32, lrvlne, C•lilorni1 wlle-r! said ' -• "'"" AU!l\111 25. •lld Sepleml)tr I, I. 1~ pt1n la on file 1nd av1ll1bl1 IOI' public ln-Publlsnl'd Oren.ge Cot1t oaur PU01. 19n l65S-r.. spectlon. Septamblf 15, 22, lt, and 0c1ooer ,,1--------------- Cerol J. Flynn, 1t1l u~1.13 PUBLIC NOTICE CllY Cleril: ot 111e Chy ol lrvlnt j --~;;;;;;;-;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;:o---11 ---'..'.'.::'.'.:'..:.:.:'.'.:.:.::__ __ P11bll$1>1!<1 Or11nae CO<i51 0.Uy PllM PUBLIC NOTICE Swtembef' 1$, l91l ' ?831·7l f'ICTITIOUS aUSINISI NAM• ITAT«MI NT PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS I UllNl!SS l~t followlnt parwn ls dOltlll bvlllne• NAMI!' STATliMENT 1': TM following Pl'"°" ft dOllWll bu51nts5 GRIN 'N llEER IT . COSTA MESA. "OTIC! OP P U al.IC H I AR I "0 •s: 0. E. 17111 St~ Co•Ja MtWI al!FORI! THI!' ,U.HHING COM· OWL LIQUOR. 1US W. Vlcll)l'te, Coslt Allred O. St1trrY, 10«> W•lf St., P.O. MISSIOH 01' THI!' CITY CW POUN-~.Calif. r.1"21 Bo• 1311. TutiUn Call!, 9*0 TAll'f VAl.1..EY W. E..,._ Musto., 17115 BrookhUr51, Thl1 busln.n Li conducted l)y an ln- NOTICE IS HERE8Y C.IVEM !hat en r;ounltln V1Uey, Clllf, WOii dlvlcluel WtdMld11y, SICl1tmblf 26, ltT.I •I 1:)0 Tnl1 bulllntss h (onduCtM 1W tn In· Allied O. SP41rl'I' IJ.m. In !hi Councll ( .... mt19<1, Cl!Y Htll, 1llvldu1I. This 11 .. tmtnl wll filed wltll IM Co....- 10700 Slalt1' A....,,119, 'fll.Hltal11 Vt lle'I, Evoene M111tot tv Clerk or Or1ng1 County on A11111111 1', C1!11otnlt, ll'lt Pl•nnt119 Cort1mb1lon will '''llJ 19n. hol'd public hffrlnlJ on !hi lollowlroo: Publl1hed Or•r.o• Coa1t O•llv Pllo•. 'Uut CONDITIONAL U$E PEllMIT FO!t LI-Se-ptemblr Ii, %1, 29, and OC!Oblr ,, P11bll5hed Ora119e Ca.11 Delly Pilot, QUOR STORES 1913 11-1•·73 Seotem!Jef 1, •• IS, 22, 1911 2107·7l Propot.tl lo errwnd 1111 City Cod• lo re-·l---------------,l-'-----'---------- 011lr11 , conc1111ona1 "''' t1trm111or tiw iele PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ot lllCOllOllC btVeragn. PRECISE PLAN 2lol; PAR I( 1 N Gl---"°'°""'""""=cc==---1---:_:_:=:.::_:_:_:.::_:::: __ _ VARIANCE 100 HOTICS TO C•IDITOlltS P:ICTITIOUI •UltNlll Petll!on flied by f , V. Medici\ O.vtlor:i· SU,lilltlCMt COURT or; THI!: "AMI STATIMENT ment Co. 10 c;on1!r1KI medlctl olllc• STATI OI' CAl.IFOll:NIA ,OR Tiit follow\"11 ptrllOM are doflllll bu!ldlng ti 11100 Wtrntr Av....ue. Perkl"ll THI COUNTY OF OlltAHGE bu•lnt ss 11> v1rl11nca llled 1" conjun(llon wl!ll lhe He. A -7"'1 SEW-KNITS, 2t7S Ftlrvl~ ll:d .• Cm!t precise plan. Esl1'9 ol FRAat!K J , WOLANSHEK, •lto M•sl. C1Ut . .-:la26 P~EC ISE PLAN 2~1 k..-n a1 fll:Mit~ WOL\NSHEK, also Rotiert M. Aolld. 2171 Ballow Lal"M!, Appllcatlon fllld by Or. M-R1;11I011 to knal!ln •• FRANK WOLAUSHEK, Ol'CllS· C~lt M•1a, C•lll. \11"26 condn.ic:I mMfc•I proln,lonal alllc• & Ju•n!11 M. Apted. 2112 l1ll()W Ltll(!, b\itldlng 1!on11 lllt ntl sldt ot Euctld NOTICE t5 HEAEllY GIVEN to tht COlll Me ... C•UI. '1626 sll'eel, 660' lOUlft of w11rn~r Aven11e crtOl!ors ot tile 1bcll1! n•rn+d dec~l Tiii• M!neu Is condu<:lt<I by an ln- THESE MATTERS 111 blllno Pfo«"Ued Ill.II •II ~rtons 1!1Ylnfl cl1lmi 1oalnst lllt dlvl01111 , pursuanl to !ht Pl•nnll'ICI La~ of lht sa1d decedent 1r1 nqVlred lo tile lhfm, Jv1111!1 M. Apted St1!1 of C1Utornl•, Government COO• with lhl ntees"rv "ouclWrs, In 1111 ofllct Tiiis tll ltmtnl was !lied wl!h 1111 COtln· 65.0CO el 11q. a rld TM FVMC, Tlll1 21. of !ht clerk of tN •bov• tnlltlld CO\lrt, 00' IV Clerk ~I °''""" CO!Jnty en Avg11•t 21. THOSE OESIRING to tnttty In l•vcr °" 111 pres1nt ttwm, wilt• tl'le necnsary lt13 In oPP<>Slll011-10 lhl5e m1tl•ri wUI bl vovdle•s, lo the' 1111dt1'llOMd et tlW otnct P-1r•n 01'11n(le Co.e~t D11!1y PUol, arid Seotemwr I, I. U, 2639·11 Qlven an OPpOr't\lnltv lo do so. If tvrtnw of 1111 AtlorrttY Robtrl N. llroxon. Sulit P11bU.t>ed lnform1tlon Is desired YOtl m1y contacl Numbt'r ,S,, 18151 MacArthvr 8oulev11rd. A1111uit 25. llW Pt1nnl'"'G Oeoarlmenr •' "2·1~4 1nd lrv!ne, CaUloml1 \11701, Wl'llcl'I 1, the pl11c1 lt1J reler lo the 11bove Item. of butlllftl of llM 11n<ter'$19"ed In •U m1t·l--------------- THE PLANNING C0MMIS510H win IMS pttlllnlnt to the Hll!te of said dK e-PUBUC NOTICE consider rnvl1onmenlal IU\19• Ln (on-dent, within lour montlls 1lttr Ille l\r1tl---------------j11m;llon with Ille pUbUc lle1r11111, 10-p1.1bllc•Hon of 11111 notice. 1111.0 Jn this public nollct. COPll$ of tM Oated Seplemt>er 7, 1911 tnvlronme~ltt lmo•ct fltOOl'H or n19et!ve CLARENCE ILLtNGWOltTH Thi f;ICTITIOUS IUSINISS HAMli STATEMENT 1o11ow11111 per'on Is <tofng busl11e'' <tecilr•llons are on 1111 In 1111 Pt1nnlno Execl!IO<" of Ille Wiii I s: De-i:i111mtnl 11 wtll as 11 1111 ofll(I ol ol IM abov11 n.smeO O.Cedanl THE GUITAR REPAIR SHOP, ~lJ Counly Cltrk and may bol tk•mlned by 11to•e11tT H. l lltOXOH, ' tny lnlere11t0 ~rll...s. Svlle H~lllllef 4u, Cenler $1., Cmta Meu. Calif. 92627 PLANNING COMMl~SIDN 11SJ2 MKAl'ttlvr I Wltvarf, D"vld A. Sanlo. 21nVJ MIM• St .. OF THE Cl Co11a MeMI, Callt. 9'1'11 TV OF lrvr,.,., Cellfetlll• mor T1111 1>us1n111 11 condu<:teO by a n In-FOUNTAI N VA LLEY Tll: ln4J tn-tUI dlYldval. CUntOll Slltrrod, Pl•nnlf19 OlrldOI' A.,.,...,. fol' l•tcllfll' 0 ld A 5 t P111>l!shld Orano• Cot1I 01UY Piiot, Pvbtl1htd Or•not COISI Ollly Pllol This st1't~meni :.~ 0111eo wltll Ille CCIII\> Seotl!-m~ 15. 1m 211i.n Seote-mbtr 1, 1s, 22, lt, ltn 27911-73 tr c11rk o1 Or•llfilt Coun1y on Avg...st 30, l'·V ... '"' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Publl5hld 0..al'IOe CM;I 01!1y Pllol, sep111mlltrr 1, •· is, l1, im ln1.n PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINl!SS NAME 5TATl!Ml!NT lollowln11 i;ierson It dol"l! b\11lnt\1 N••• sports •4ufpm•nt 't ~' I I • I I I I I t ' l I -t ' i • For ClllsllieCl M Af.'RONI---1--1 CllL--- A DAILY PILOT AP.VISOll M Z05'71 ' l • t ' l .• -I I • ' I ' ' I ! ! I i I I i . I • S<1turday, _Stpttm~r 15, 1 q73 DA.IL Y PILOT / ---------' Trojans Tackle Arkansas Tonight • Ill Opener LOS ANGELES tAP) -Pistrusting. the odds nnd guarding agalMt overcon- idence, coach. JoM ~1cKay sends his Southent California Trojans out fo r the first defense of their national <.'flllegc football title tonlg~t against Arkansas. 'lbe over,vhelmlng favorite, by at lea~t three touchdo\vns, the Trojans try to ex· tend the nation's longest major college • unbeaten streak to 18 games against a young Arkansas team loaded with ques· lion marks. Kickoff is 7:l0 °"'llb a crowd ot more tho.n 65,000 expected In ?i-1emorlal ,Collscu1n. Although the lo~re.nked Trojans v.•hip- ~ 12 opponeots lu:it seaoon by on average of 27--;7 points , ~1cKay noted that Nebraska. Ca \'ored by nine, blasted UCl.A by 'J:1 last Saturday. "They v.•ere wrong wast week," he said, and he disputed the premise thut Arkansas should be so llghlly re8;arded becaw;e It has IO many unte$ted e&aYera. ··1 don't "Io\ow tbut ;,,uch abQui Arkansas, but F'rank Broyles b: a good recruiter so he must bave·recrulted good ployer,. It depends on Pow good they are and ho~' \\'C.ll they 'play as a tee.m," Mc.Kay aid. • , Arkansas iS 85 percent. freshmen and Bophomores v.'ith only seven seniors on the "!U~d. A year qo; when Southern Cal heal Atkanas Sl~tO •ln 0.-'seuon opener at Uttle Rock, ttie RaiOrbacka . w~re favored over • young, sophomore-studded 'tro.lans team. ' 'But-those sophomores inc 1 u d' d,. lineba~r Richard Wood, who was to·~ an All·Anle.rlcan; .q1¥"1rterback Pa t .Haden, understud)' to then senior Mike Rae; spli t end Jack McKay, the coach's i son, and tailback Anthony Davis, a· re.Mtr\le against Arknnsas. but 1he scorer "rl9 touchd0\-1.'ll~ find gainer or l,191 yards for the se<t!Kln. J\1cKay S3id he expects !he sophorriores to perforn1 better .as junior:; on a team \Vith at least as nwch tnlcnt as last yea r. .!4J'hey've been through it before and tleY ~ow 'vbat to expect." said McKay, Who 'Silid hcl shows films of last ye ar's Arkansas game to convin<:c players it was a "hotly <.'Ontcstt'Ct'' ga1ne. "'T here's a fine hne belY.een cooOd~ and overconfidence." tilt! co~ch said, ··rind that ·o\'er' "'ets yo u bea t." Coach Broyles. \\hO~e tca1n Wetlt g.s last season, has a tulcntt.'<.i tailback, Dickey J\lorton, but he lost his starting quarterback. ~ou Bull, to k.r\ee !iurgcry l\'tO ,.,.eeks ngo. J\·llkc Kirla.nd, Bllll 's replacemc11I. is only the s e con d sophon1orc tu sta1·t ;:it the posilion al.nee l~roylcs took ovt•r at Ark!lnsas In 1958 . • Segura Survived Rlcket~, Emo Gains Still Is an Able Competitor Semifinals; Two-fisted Shot Makes Pancho Tough to Beat By HOWARD L. 11-Aj NOY Of Ille D•llY l"llot SI 11 Bronzed, lean and tun and boasting a two-handed forehand shot that once \vas the scourge of world tennis, Pancho Segura can still play with the younger set despite his 52 years of age. Segura, the head prolessronal tennis in- structor at plush La Costa Spa and Coun- try Club. lived up to advance billing in the Junior Veterans dJvision of the Pacific Southwest Seniors tennis tourna- ment at the Nev.'JX)rt Beach TeMis Clul.J this week. Pancho adv[lnced al!ta1nst men young enough to be hiS soo in several instances after being seeded No. 4 before the tourn- ament. He was finaUy ousted from the tourney Friday. Perhaps showing his age, he had a slight grumble about no ba ll boys for his match Thursday with Sven Davidson but came back strong In doubles with partner Alex Olmedo. As a youngster in Ecuador, Pancho was stricken ~th rickets disease and lost much of his strength. "l couldn't hold the racquet vdth one hand so I learned to hit the ball \vith a t\\'O-fist.ed shot." Segura says. "! believe I u•as the originator o( the two-hand sho(" he recalls. "Under the circumstances as a youngs ter. ii u·as the only thing to do." Opponenll fowid the shot devastating as well a5 bard lo fathom. At one time he had the hardest forehand in tennis. yet with the sa me st.rote he could Wld a dJ;i>p shot just over the net lo his f()('S' deSpair. "His drop shot was rated among the best in the go me," host pro Tony Prodan recalls. .. ln fact , I have 10 rate him as one or the four best lob shot artists of all time . He cauld get the ball back to the net and it \\-·ould drop almost straight down .~ you were playing him in the backcourt you had no chant.-e of getting it." Segura has no thoughts ol quitting and reels the money involved m the Junior Veterans division at Newport Beach TC is one of the best things that has hair pened to tennis in quite av.·hlle. Known as Squeaky to his tennis compotriots, the colorful Ecuadoran poor boy won the U.S . intercollegiate cbam· pionship lhree straight years as a member of the USC Trojans. Alter his widergraduate days, he wns ranked No. 4 ln 1942 and was No. 3 for the next three seasons before turning pro in lh7 In the heyday of Jack Kramer. •low does he feel about the two-fisted shot? "I have far more control over the rac- quet using both hands and I can place the ball where l want It to go," he says. "You see quite a few players using two hands for a backhand but I am the only one that does ii on the forehand ." PANCHO SEGURA STILL · NIMBLE AT 52. ' Angels to Honor Ryan . After 3-2 Win Over KC Nolan Ryan will be hoooted tonight at Anaheim Stadium by the Angels. Then 20 minutes later the fire-balling right· hander will bid for bis third no--hitter of 100.season. Ryan will throw the opening pnch against Kansas iity's Royals at 7. The tall Texan needs just 44 strikeouts to match Sandy K9Ufax' single season strikeout record of 382. He neeck 11 to tie Rube Waddell'.s American League mark of 349. That Is also the major league marklfor a right-hander. ~teanwhile; ·Frank Tanana, a 20-year· old rookie making only his second major league appearance, fired a six-hitter Fri· day night, leading tile AngelB to a 3-! vic- tory over the Royals. Tanana, a left·hander, was nicked for :m unearned run in tbe fourth inning, the Attfeb Slate "" 9-• KMf'C mtl S.pl, 15 K,11nsH Clly "'' (,111Lfornla S•pt. 16 Kansai Clry •I C,11Uform,11 '9PI. 17'C,11llfoml• ,111 0.kland 6:ll p.m. .S:ll p.m. 1:5S p.m. result of a !Wo-ba.<e fielding en'or by California ieft fielder Vada ~son, and Ital t.IcRae's horner in the ninth. , ,.'"t Segura Falls By RON EVANS Of 11141 0.ll"t' Plltl Staff Roy Emet'SOO, ~arry MacKay and Alex Olmedo advanced to today's semifinals but aging Pancho Segura fell victim of a younger man Friday when Don Kicrbcl\.- or Pleasanton defeated the wiley pro from La Costa Spa and ('.ountry Club in straight sets at the Newport Beach Ten- nis Club. ~cKay and Olmedo meet at noon to- day wilb Emerson and Kierbow fallowing tbcm .to_cen!er court at I :30 in semifinal ~ctloa ~ tbe $10,000 Tennis World Junior Veterans divi.skin of the Pacific Sol!tl'wtsl !lenlors tournament. Segura'i defeat waa..a mild upset by the flftb;eeeded Kieroow;, Segura had _. been·plaeed fourth in tqe eOrty seedings. Elllel1Ql1 was extend"ed·toit tie-breaker i)l the fii-st set by the dOgg¢ play of Stewart, a former UCLA team member · when' the Bruins won the NCAA tennis championship in 1958 and 1959. Emerson won, .U , 6-1. , • In. tbe early going, Stewart moved in front,.-3-1, after breaking Emerson's service in the third game. Roy returned the favor in the sixth and edged a game in froot on each of. his next three serves but Stewart won the 12th game on service to bring on the 12·point tie- breaker. .. , .. ,. ~fll1 ·' ' 1-'.' ·' l 1 .... ' ,. ·711€· PoU5 HA.v il6 e 1r1 Tl-1£ No.1 51'b.,-f)l£N BalJR< rHe OPE:NING KICK-OFF T1-/r5 F,;fll ... Emerson woo the Jirst two points on strvice and Stewart came right back-to eVen the count. After moving in front again, 4-2 on his own serve, Emenon ' then won the next two points and after a perfect backha6d. placement g a v e Stewatt'his,third Point, he put it away Messers1nlth Breezes 1 wi~:U ace .to wiD the tie-breakw. 7-3. LA Belts Astros, 13-1; . . • • ' ~t. ,• . • t'.O .j,..-.,.,... · \ • f!il!N'S SINSL.l!S l3S>o ~ ~ • ;': ~· l'f U 1' • CW•tftrllMll "' ' ./, t• :f; I., '/ ~def. fOl'rMf $lew1rl, 74. j.J; Oo1> t ::-'11111c1M SIDura, j.J, Ml 81rry MllclC1r . .Aotitrf.-fttry, .-1 . M ; Al•Jt Olmedo d~. ~~let\, j.J, ~I. •tN .. _....,,.... M•N'S SIN9Ll!S ('SI Reds Rally f or:~Yictory . '-"'\~· Ckl•f"WAMlll '!.V Jh, dlf. Al Rud• •• 1·.5iW..'l ' i ,. ·' .. -ii: ~HOUSTON (AP) -do bl b .Ji M•N'I fllll•LSl '(111 • r ,... • -I \VO·run u es y • r" OVM1trllMll St G d A d M . lo'llm•nf vnu1111 Ott" wirrm L.ow. '"° , .. 7·l. eve arvey an n Y essersn1llh •. M ., , •• · •-clfl"•" , , ;, ' · highlighted a pair of big innings for Los '' 1" 11 '"· OOff' nsn•. .. .... · Ang I d led he """" . M•N'S SIN•l•S US) e es an I '""""'Ocrs to a 13-1 8111 tmit1t Ifft. J•dl;~~~':-2• 6-3; Ch•rtes L.*'l v~ctory over the Houston A!tros-Friday dtf. l ob Hiit, 6-.4 6-7, f-4. , l rughl. M•N':.:!.~:!':' ''°' But Cincinnati malntalned its 41h·game tn• Lurl• det. Mike cr-.ostn. '-'· 1-si Nie~ Lavarw:rr lead over the Dodgers by scorina three di!. Dot! Muf'dY, .. ,. 6-3. . h I r h . h 0 MIN~ stNGLIS 1u1 runs 1n t e ast o t e runt to defeat the Al Mttler dlf. l• l~1~. ~ w1 JJon Bel,,,., Atlanta _Braves, 7.0. doll def. Jam. f:!tn"'"'· ..... r. '-'· .. ~. < .... , The wm reduced the Reds' magic nwn-WOM•Ns'.!.n"'.J::~"' I•> . ~ -·--------------- Ev-elY" Houtt"""" dt~ C,1111Mrll1e Ovke. •·1, 6·1; Mery lttd•bl1111h dtl. Etu•btth H,11rpt1", 7-4. 7 .... MIN'l DOUIL.eS l:UI -·-OllMIM lfMf S..un def. SctlurNd'lel' and P119h, .. Dodgers Sl1tte All 0-M KP: 1..0) Sti:ol. 15 Los Al!O•ltt 11 HOl..ISIOl'I !.epl. 16 L.os All!l!IU .r Hou~tOfl 5-epf. 17 !i,11n Frori<IKO ti Los Ar1gelH 10;10 ··'"· 11:~ a.m. 7:.U p.m. 4, 7-41 Yaclllv •rid Llvlll0$fon llli. Fr•riks ,111'1d Sttw1r1, 7 .... W 1 Ried ~ klerbow deof. MoVl.U ,111'1d \O,'lc:htt"Y f.l, M\ Ptnlta all4 Jt!tl~ def. Btcon ,1111,f l',QllJ, i.f, 6-l .. ; Sprtl'IQet'" 1nd RllUt!t def. Mallot,11 11111 Mc:Ctnnlck ll"t' dff,11utt; ov~· •rid SOOJck ber for clinching the National League dtf R191"' ai'ICI Sry1nt, M , U , M ; Ntl5<Jtl ,11fld Oer· . rv d.f. L.•mlltrt• 1111 Ouel:ltr, w, 6-7 6'11 EmeBOl'I 'Vest l.it\e to 11. •nd O•vtdlon Ifft. 1cr1°';:'.:=,.:t!""~ '"°' ~ 1 ·(· P.hil Gagllano's two-out, 't'A'O·rup single <Nermt't"f" ind .:':. def. s.il-1..:0H" •not. R111 ". tied t~ score and BObbf TOian .Jolki\\'ed .. 2, 7-41 ErntnOl'I and OavldSOl'I de-I. Ni!llOl'I Ind p..,.. "th . I t t h . . c· ,..,, ...,. M i 1tHc1 ind 1e .... b6.r. o.i. P«•I!• "'nf w1 ~ singe to pa e t e winning 1n· J1nt111, •'· "'· clnnati run. MIN:U~u.=~: cui h-1eanwhile, I.he Dodgers pelted ~ou!ton Mf'91r •lld 11101t•m def. Ptrm111 arid co0n1n b" starter Jerry lteuss for five hits i:tnd four dtf1111ti Malllles1n 1/ld H1roer dtf. Hod9t1 alld . . . . e~. '-2. .. ,, Mc:C,1111 ind s1r1t10t1 oer.HK1llQll11 arid runs in the first inning. Joe Ferguson ~=o."~ 3t;.."'1 Shta •nd '"" dtf •• lllm•n •nd .drove fn. one run with a sacrifice fly and MIN'S oou1L.e1 1soJ Tom Alciorek singled home another Qua'1trl1Mtl • • , M•'11n •!'Id Hlp11e1111111 di!. 1ee11og1 .,,.. l!'-tl~ ~ before Garvey's two-run double. , A,, .. , Prodan ol'ld D1vl1 011. B11r<lfl'U and RiAPll,.. R h Id h d l"I th · h 0, .,.11 ceun• •nd Grav11111 o~. Pltcnl• 1111c1 M•ver, euss e t e Do gers un 1 e s1xt 14. '-4. '-1' Ml!l•r ind Cftalnboro def. Hemley "'nd when LA chased him · with four straight ,_,, '"°· 1)-Q. • _, lemlflNll hits, three doµbles and a sini1e to produce three more runs. ~ •' Ron Ccy led off with a double (ollo~d ..-by Garvey's single and Bill Russell's rvn· scoring double to finish Reuss. Reliever Cecil Upshaw servect up a two-run double to LA starter Messersmith before get@g the next three bat~rs out. • The Astro.s. already eliminated ftOm the National League West race, scor~ their only run in the four th when Gary Sutherland led off with a double and scored on Lee Ma y·s single through {Itjt base. -• Anti-hlacl\.out _, .:~ -' Bill Now Law;~~ ~· . . WASHINGTON (UPll -Pre~t Nixon Friday guaranteed thousancfit~f ·rootbaH. fans an armchair seat for:~· day's home team games by s.igningiilto • Jaw a ban on local televison blackouts-or • sold~t games. Nixon, often ca lled the nation's No, l Irwin Bags Golf Lead; In posting his first major lea!P.Je vie· tory, it"anana ·struck out six a'nd Walked but one, bluntini KC's last-ditch effort to overhaul ·lbeqOakland A's in baseball's American League West. KANSAS CITY CAL.IPOllHtA •. Mrl'll'M M F.wtilt1 u i 0 o 0 Rlvtt• cl ' r h fM ••• 2 I .0 Mllll!f alld Clleeseboro d ... Cfi'f\& ,11nd Gr1btll, .. ~. '-ll"M•tfl" and Hl,Hn•t.11 dei. Rodin Ind Oavls, .. 3, 6-7, 1-.5, • I MEN'S DOU•LIS 1$1) Finl l'.IUllf L•sa Ind P~ltt_ def, Chal'rlberll" •1'111 LI01'101f, .. I, t.O. LOS •NGIELES HOUSTON football fan , signed the bill witbdut ceremony in the White House shortly before he left for a weekend al Camp L.0Pt1"211 MOii U W.Crawtord II W.Oavls ~· .lolhlol• II• Ferguson c P1clorelr. rl c~ " GarYe"f 111 AuMl!I u Mes.slr1mltll p s 2 , 1 Ge~1 11 ·~ ; 11 0 '°! David in the Maryland mountains, where. ' , 1 o s 11111trl•nd 211 ' 1 1 a prcsunu:ibly, he will watch t"he ! l ! : f.~ 1~1 ! : ~ ~ \Vashington Redskios play the San Diego . . Rtkh11"dl Ph 1 0 0 0 Pll'IMll'I If J Glllr1.n'IMll Player, Palmer Fall Back l.Mlr11N? c t 0 t 0 Epsft!n lb o 1tola1 711 ., 4 1' I 0 Sdlell'lbhrm dh ' Olli dh • 0 t 1 CINllk pr 0 ~ti.fry lb 4 D 1 0 R.Oltv...-lb J Mc:RH r1 w 1 1 1 MCCr1w lb J Pll'lltOa IF l 0 0 0 L.leNs pf! 1 khNt lb 4 0 1 0 Betry It t ••• 0 I fl · o o ·o ••• • 1 1 ••• ••• .. ' G•IJOW•"t' I~ Whlloe dtf. MOSl'mlr trlod Hert1., 6-3, 6-'ti LtU ll'ld Peeblt1 dlf. Holl!IOl'I ,11nd Ll'l'ICl'I, f-4, 4- 6, .. i. Stlwlflull A.'lc:Cl ll Ind 51!'11111 dtf. H~ ,11nd Put1>1m, f4, 6-1, ... M•N'S DOU•Ll!S CM) -·· 1 o o o DeRMler lb 3 o o o Chargers in Washington. . 3212Galt.autierrl 30 0D - • 2 2 1 Ju111 c 3 o 1 o Congress rushed through the anti~ ~ ~ : ~ ~:'r1" ~s ~ g g : blackout bill Friday, with the House ' 1 1 1 euue 11 o o o o passing the final version 236 to 37. The IDLTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) - Hale Irwin surged through Intermittent showers with a five-under-par 66 and established a three-stroke lead Friday in the second rmmd "ol lhe lt50,000 Heritage Golf t1asslc. Irwin, who scored the only victory of his six·year pro career tn this touma· · ment two seasons ago, had a 36-'hole total of 135, seven-under-par on the 6,6$5--yard Harbour ToWn Golf links. ' .- GriC!r Jonea, a two-time winner last Sports n TV It: t5 a.m. 14) -BASEBALL - The PittsburRh Pirates meet the Cardin.al!! In St. Louis. 12:45 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The Penn State Nlt- tan9 Lions • meet the Stanford Cardizlpls at Stanford. I p.m. (2) -HORSE RACE - Secretariat l\Cadb the field in thl!: !250.000 Marlboro CUP from Bel- ! Park, NY. .m. (7) -WIDE .WORLD OF RTS -Scheduled: The Mon- day night heovywelght b o u t between Muhummad Ali and Ken Nott.on from the Forum I n Inglewood. • HHl\I pr • 0 0 t I Stanton rf J season but a "slrU~ler thl9 year, was Horrr1tv ~c1 ' , .. • .t. 1.Parkef a • Watllfonl !JI! 1 o 0 0 51111'11.illl c 1 alone in second wi a 68-131. P01111ett• ,, o o o o Ml!oll ss :1 South African Gary Player, a wtnner of r.'.,.e:!'°, llll ~ : : g T•"""' P • the Southern Open last week ·and the pre-a.Mu• pf! 1 o o o tourney favorite here, slipped to a 12 and ::::, ~· : :· :·: '' \Vas six strokes back al 141; H09l""11tr ' o o o o 1 ' • . ' . • 1 ' ••• • llrd' ltOO Arnold R,almer dropped ba'ck to 143 111111 s.i 1 •; 2 r o1,111s " J 1 J alter a 13, while first-round leader ~!'1':'111~1"' : 1'10: :,:::g Homel'9' Blancas blew 12 strokes higher· E--'F. w+i11-. PllllO!t. 1. M1rflne1. OP-1<a111u going from 66 to 78 and 144. c11v ). LO&-Ka111ai c11y " c1111llml1 1. ,,_ Meoll. HR-McltH (9). S8-IUvf1'1 S-Slltlmauli:, The. 28-year-old Irwin, t1te national coJ. " " Ml " .a. legjate golf champion and an all-Big ~:::,~ fL., ,.,,,, ~ ~ ? : ! ! Eight Conference football selectk>n ln his 11,,. t > \;. o o • 1 1 1 llnd~uate days . at Colorado, bam't Ttv;~eu w.• ,r~'...:L;),11,._.,,,,',,.' ~'-'--'--'--~' L11rl1 •nd $1Mtlon _, ll"t' dtfa111f; Hunter ,1111d H• Ml cltf. Elkll'll •nd Ralehktll"lllll, .......... MIN'l DOUlllS (6SJ flmlflNll , 51'1d.t and l'lood dtf. 2*11t and L.loht, 1..s. "2' Wlllff Ind M,lllOl'e't dtf. •lrllldOl'I 61!d MIHfl', i-0, • ' 0 1 2 ~:':aw" P ~ : : : Senate. which held up adjournment:lor 01erker 11 o o o o several hours awaiting l-louse act1.on. Cosgr°""P 0000 e111.,.. •" , o o o quickly passed the House bill by voice .... 1. J.Cr•Wford 0 0 0 0 0 VOte. -~ WOMIM'S OOUllES (40) Tol1l1 •1 U 11 11 T0'16l1 l 1 • I • litl'llflMll L.01 Ar19eleti .ao 003 ,,,_13 The bill provides that if any nationally te~1,~ 1~~ .~1t:~~~~::,;.~e11,~J<1tWin~':: ~:t H11111•0fl tT.O 100 000-1 tele\'ised foot.ball. basketball . btfsebaD or ' ••• " • " E-L.. M•Y. OP-Los •nolllH 1. H11111t0fl 2.. L.0 8-MlllllJWI 100 R..•d•llllO ............... .., hockey game ,., sold out at least 72 bou-Mixio DOUSLll llU L.01 Al'l\llle.S 11. HllU!IOl'I ). 28-G•rY!'f. S11t11erl1nd, ·~ J, M1111111r1 "'rid t,""'J~~i=ri ~. ~e11er1 ,11nd ~z:.,..,~11ts111. Mt11er1mllh, SF-F•rou_,, Loo>ei. before game thne. ll cannot be blacked Adl•r ..... '"· Stll'llflft•b , 1P' H " Elt •• so out in the area It is played . L.•mbt•t and Ut1I011 llet. Goldtitro 81\d er1d9l'wlw. ,. "'""'"mhh 1w. 1l-10I ' ' 1 1 . 1 5 Until nO\V . It has been the practice ol 6 f-0. 6-4 R..1111' IL, 15·11 S 10 7 1 2 1 ' s11111011t Mtx•o u11show 1 1 o o o l the National Football Let1gue to ban the h•rl..-flMlll Olttktr I • ' • l 1 . I . r I h" .. 11: ·1 di v1rc11wJ11..i lUlott cMt. H. s1r11tOt1 and 111. ~.,,,,,. co.orov• 1 0 0 o 1 o a ring o games w t 1n a ,.,..nu e ta us IOl'I, «!, II~ tiill1 Shtlt!rl'I alld SIM!t!Ol'I Olf. Prouht ll'ld J. Cr1wton1 1 2 1 f l 2 or the town where the game. IS being _Upton, ~1, W. 7-41 0. H••PI• and E. H•!"Jllr 1191. WP-Dlffkff". CoM1r0"¥f, J. Crawlori:I, T-2:22. A-HJH •l!d khwt(tL '-4. 6-01 HOl/lfrnill'I tnc1 MllMf" plaj•ed. . er_•, .... -•nd 'liait.nber • ~_ ... -_, __ .................. ___ • won on be pro Gil' 81Jioe laking Uii1 mi.--.. . jft JJ71, I ,• J • ,.. f£~:~"--""~i Stanford~ PeilJt-.Siaie Lo~k ~~ ---·------~.c_: ___ ,, ______ _ Horns ..,.,, HNtd .. .n-1.i) ~ t t="'~ ::.:_:;: STANFO~ >(AP) -Tbe Pean State Bolyl) the fonner protessional b:.Uet:· team . Thelr ofrc ·ve line is experienced <Ind teve Smea r." And senlor Ea O'Neil, Jim wt1ct1tr1 ~~·t-?~ Nlttany Uon(". wltb"'·a No. 7 national ball yer whose Iona set shots wete and ext:ellen1," s.1 St anford roach Jack defensive cocaptain with Crowder, ii lhe "', ~ "",'""'''" "" 11 call 'Bo I "-mt..-1r-~ea-ann hues! in Pen n Slltte:.S long line ol HO::i1 o=: n.a=1 !1 ranking, ~w a relatlvetY green , • ry 1 °" 113 w' '•" · i>•· Christl&~n. outstanding \incbackl:!rs. r~ ~i:r:. ;::~:~ defensive Mlt up agalmt Stanford and Its COaCh Joe Pa'temo's Penn State of~ Five of the I.ions' o(fensi ve lineme:n St:inford, after l\-1'0 Paclfic-8 cha.or And.,. Hort!'! n .. 11-1u "8oGY1*Bomht" ·today. • ara rctumlng starters, including co-c=tp-plonships and ltose DQ.v:l tllles, slipped lo ~.w'ri'i ~=: ~itl~ Both 1 UI be • 1,. .. tbt1r hT1' Todat1 taln Mark Markovleh at one guard. 6-5 111st year. bur the c ardlnlll! gave na- oon BIA n-11-1a • e~ w 11 opett.... . c•-11•17 -· 1•,4•, Paterno ~as seven starters back on tlonal champion Southem California Us B•rt GrtlM 1t.n~1u -Se890ft ID \<ll'C" nation& Y. Jelevtsed college .,. .. 6 .,_ ff ( "-l hi hf" I hed 10-2 , .. eott WYnn ...__ -'"'~l.<!.>--football opener;~IO.clraw 1· ~ -:-_;.,. ___ ,...,_=="'<"===c='-lf ense ron1 uK: eam w c ins touchest game, I06ing 30-21. 1:" ~~i ~rt:l~ Tord Stadium ctowil of 50,000. ' • reneei feature•-the running \I John Ca~ast-yea . ' . • Rlinn\ffg t)i1ck ol\n Wfife'&tit I ~:'r."7.~::rnff' ~l:: Mike .'!'fioryla, Stanford'• 1 en I 0 r 'J)elletU wbO tushed 'for 111v·yrtd~"UlSt ··-But-on~Creronly~four .. starttn··are • Sttood potenUaJ su~r,tar or the Stanford lob 0ot11w n.n-1a qiiarterback, lS .likely to come out thr<lw-leUOft' 81 a junJor. Ne~ quartcrb3ck back. ' . • . offcn'se . .suffered a !!~rained ankle eorl)' ~;;;:' ::_mw ;::~: ing Jong. HJs bombs helped him total Tom ban threw only 21 "passes lruit Qn(l•or then1 Is delensi 9e''tack\¢ RMd!I , in lhc 5cason but still gained 5!19 ya rds cm ..,, YlftC.'IY .... , ... ,.., 2.284 yards P.AMlng Inst .eason. . Ye,!' u beckup tnan to Jobn Hufna&le. Crowder. a 13S-PQUJtdtn whom Pal~ ) m carries. ~lc's h allhy £10W, except. J r I:: : !!:'~:! The quarttn..ck la the iOn d. Vliioo '"nley're bilalc1Uy a poW<r runl1ini ~•t•s '"in the 101ne eluS-.u Mll<o lleld· , ·o lrulsed left hand. , -..,.---. -~ ::. .. • • • , ., " . .. ' • i2 0 ILY P1LOT Saturday, StPtffnbfr 15, 197) . it. ~ .. ' { ' . ,. , • • .. , . • .'?" ' ., '. ... . D•llV Piiot '!lltfl Phofo By CRAIG SOEFF Of ~ DlllY ,llot S'lflff De fenses 11rc expected to hog the spotlight ~hen Golden \Vest and Orange Coast colleges clash tonight in tfie 1973 football opener 1:1t CXX:. The lirst kickoff is 7:30. • Both long-time rivals cOme into tonight's game highly-touted as con- tenders in !heir conferences. Orange C.Oasl, 6-3 last ·season , bas· abbndoned its emphasis on th~ passing game and \Viii pre sen t a vastly improved running attack. Sophomore fullback Jolu1 Dixon and fresbJnen speedsters Dan Princeotto and tlilike Nanko. give OCC's Pirates three cf the better JC ru1U1ing backs. 'xon gained 'over 600 yards ror the B s last season whil e PrinceoUo ( stanciaj and Nanko (Temple City l ve both been over the 1,000-yard mark Sea l\.i11gs Coacl1 Still Has Zest By ROGER ,CARµlON " oi lht OlilY !'!lot Sllff. !l-1any hi gh school football coach<:s la st about four yea rs before they hang up their clipboards. Pressures from every angle are tc1ctors- jn an early t:etirement. whether from the school,• <llumni, family or w i t h i n themselves. Too, prospe rity sometimes numbs the desire for future success~ C.Orona de! Mar High 's Dave Holland enters his seventh year as coaCh of the Sea Kings and he's still going strong. He fldmits, ho1vevCr.,that' same of his ideas have been reshaped. · the p.ut two years. Both gleamed A11-Cif honors last season. Dues quarterback Reed J ohnson, a sophomore who saw Jillie playing time iu '72, is not the passer in the Alvin White and Gary Valbuena tradltion, but ho ls a better runner and will be leading coac:h Dick Tucker's option attack. Golden West, 7-3 in '72, will also present a fine rUIUling attack, led by freshm811 quarterback Dan Accomando, .. an All-CIF honoree from \Vestminster High. Coach Ray Shackleford ~·ill miss All· American Rick Rice (r-\O\V at Wash!rgion State). but has plenty Qf talent available in sophoinores Pat Thorpe and Bob Ii'er- raro and ll'eshman Rick Curry. liowever, the defenses probably \1·ill decide the outc"mc. Jirn Potter, "B 220-pound tackle, anchors the Rustlers defensive line. He's an All- ' " • " , • fl • . , " ;f ' Southern California Confertmce returnee 'll'ho figures to give the Dues' runniDg game all it can handle. Tackle Gary Jennings along with ends Lew Chumich and Bob Bonnett complete the front four. All are fr~shmen. • Orange Coast could have a slight edge defensively \Yith most of its line ex- perienced. Ends Jon Marchiorlatti and Gary Balch and linebacker Bob deLancellotti \\'ere starters last yea r. But the best of the defensive cre1v could be tackle Grant Gelker, a transfer from the University of Colorado who prepped at NewJX>rt Harbor. · Both cooct)es have praise for their op- ponent and it's no psychological ploy. ··it's the best Golden West defensive team we've raced ln several years. And they have a good offense, loo," Tucker slates. ' " And Shackleford adds, "Orange O>aat has bet ter overall balance than It dtd la.st year, and Jt Is strong defensively," Ooldtll W••I ros. PllYtr SE Brl)Wn RT AdUnJ I RG Loll1n C Carrouo LG Ytrtltr LT Oom.t~ TE Hirt FL Hoover or M1!klo• QB Accom,inda TB Tharpa FB Curry Or11191 CN$1 l"ft. ,ltytr SI! Wt!htrbe1 RT 81rt1'1 RO ICDlln c Rav LG M, Balcll LT Coll!n! TE Clartlll FL JOYCO QB John~Otl "TB Prlnceotlo or Nan•~· FB DllCon Ot1111H ••• ·~ '~ '" "' "' "' ... '" "" '" ,. "' 0111n11 ••• '" "' ,00 "' "' ,~ .. "' "' ·~ ·~ '" , Otlcltll Wffl DlftllM WI. ll'ltytr hi. 16$ c11um!clt E :10 P11tt.r T lli Je11nir19• T lllO &onMll E lfO IC.,.nl LB 190 Youn; LIS 115 Wllll61n• or 200 Gr1dy Lii 16.1 van Anwr,wt ca 115 R1111'1r Cll llG ;<urctll S 17! Plerct s 0•11111 w• . "' "' "' ,. "' "' '"' ·~ ,. ,,, ·~ Co.ti DtltMe , .. .,., .... Marclllar11111 E Otlktr T Slrolch NG BKCI T C. lltlth E 'Nha" LB dtL1nctno111 LB Ml'l'~h•ll CB s""r ce 1Cal1m1 s L•~1 $ OCC RECEIVERS LEE JOYCE (LEFT), MARK Yi ETHERBEE. "rm hanging a little looser," says ·Holland, "T think I've been able to put rootball in the right part,of my life . . " ..... ·peep Gaucl1os Favored "I'm not as punishing to m~elf after a loss .and I'm able to rebound a lit,le quicker." But Holland is still just as ambitious for grid success at Corona de! Mar after building the Sea Kkings into a league champion in 1971. . . . , ~111 1973 Foot all Ope11er "' "l'rn still hungry." says Holland, ''I felt terrible after that loss to the North in the All-star game." His team dropped a 20.10 decision at Orange Coast College in Al!.~~t. l 0.11, ,Hot Stiff P'f10111 "·' Saddleback College had a ~nner yea . in.~ football in 1972 -coinPlJing a 9-2-1 ,r-OCQrd whil!! sharing the Mission Con- 'ference ti tle :::nd gaining the semifinals of 'the stale JC playoffs. ',:.And there arc n1any that think 1973 li:OU!d be even better. '.· ~;nuchos coach George 1-1 a r t m a n ·Wures to get an indicatlon of just ho\\' •gi)od his club is tonifhl \Vhen it tangles wjlh vastly improve< Cypress at l3ucna ·...Park High in the sc<1son opener. ll begins iif.J ,30. .. \Vith tJ1e exception of quarterback and ~:µle receiver. Saddlcback has n1ost of its Offensive stars back from a year ago. Tailback Aundre Holmes and fullback Joe Jones, both of v.·hom gained over 600 yards in 1972, are the Gauc;hos' big run- ning threats. Afld th&y'r~ ijackcd up by frel;hn1an Sam Peck of Foothill 1vho can play eit her spot. , . Although qua rterback Bot> Dulich has ,graduated, Hartman figures he 11•i!I be ~roproved at lhat posi!ion 11· i t h, ~homore John Springman a n d BACK TO SCHOO.L SPECIALS! 1964 VOL.VO 122 CPE. 4 ·cyt, ·• sll'Md, r1dlo, hei11r '!J"' rtd ,.iRI black •lllllght. < .. ' ' $877 1968 TOYOTA ) ·••· Au1om1Uc 1r1n•miulon. rtcr10, .,.,, IWl,.Olll . '· ..... eslunan Mai:ty h.'likkelscn of Facllica . The line has experience 1v i t h ~opbomorcs· ·manning · most of I~ of- fensive' rind defensive spots. Meanwhile.. Cypress figu res to give Saddleback all it can handle. 1'he Chargers 1lave a ne1v coach in ~lov.'ard Black, who served as Fullerton College's chief recruiter for seven years: He's cnl!arcd S[}me top talent, the best being All-CIF linenwn Paul Charlton fron1 \Vestem. ' • Hunning back Bobb~· D<:ipper . a sophomore, gained nearly 800 yards for Cypress last year whi le versatile quar- terback Brad Hillman is also highly regarded. $•ddltb•'k PO$. Pl~y~r SE Ch1,1rl..o~ T Oimml~k G Ma<ld~n C Ol"CIOI, G MC N~l1y T Pavl~gn TE Cru FL ~1ac~c ri Q~ SPf'int:m~ FB Jone1 1 TB Holmes Offen~ ••• m rn m 19.~ "" ~2S ,00 "" "' loo '" SldOfeb.t(k Deftn$t WI. Pt1ver P01. 215 Wig hl T 200 Rober!1 ~ 210 Roy G 27S Kno• T 2\0 'N~nrJ LB ns Madden LB 1?0 J~cobs LO 11<1 PGet111en OB UO Gold1tona DB 17S 1-11.1!er r,s t10 J~rretl OB .,His Corona del Mar team finished 4-4-1 in 1972 after a disastrous start that sa1v on~·v~ctory in~ first five decisions. fnc luded in. 'the comeback Was a 17-7 ''ictory over 'Edison and Hollarid cites th at as an. example or Coron~ del 1'.1ar football . "The altitudes at C.Orona del J\.1ar have changed," says Holland. "We feel we're a football school ... that never used to be ·, the case before.· "And we'd heard all about the hard nose football schools but we lhought Bob ~ones was t11e toughest kid in the All-star game. It was a proof in the puddiilg for us. And Tom Pole did a good job, too." High points for Holland in his seven years at Corona del Mar are numerous . The victories over Edison in CdM 's title year of '71 antt'the up'set•Mnmph tn 1972 are high on the list. And the last t'll'O conquests of Newport l-larbor in the opening game of the season have been major p!usses tor l-lolland an~ his .crew. · Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE/' East Division NATIONAL LEAGUE Ea5t Division FRESHMAN DAN ACCOMANDO OPENS AT QUARTERBACK FOR GOLOEN WEST TONIGHT. ·Breedlove Wants 250-mph In Run Tonight at OCIR By HOWARD b. HANDY 01 t~t Dtily Pllol Sl1U A one-time Costa Mesa fireman will return to Orange County in quest of a land speed record tonight at the $150.000 Western United States Grand American Nationals drag races on the Orange County Iri te mational Race\vay strip. Craig Breedlove. a resident and fireman in C.Osta J\fesa in 1960-61 , is devoting his full attention to setting a la11d speed retord as a professional driver these days Wt admits it may not be tonight. · "The car is till bent from our accident at Bonneville Salt Flats," Breedlove says. "But we definitely \\ill run at Orange 11i1rogene tetraoxide. "Thi s is the same fuel they used in the command modules on ascent and descent except that ours is a little milder. We are operating at a race track where safety is a most important factor. "We have about a five percent " perfonnance loss." What part or parts or the car were damaged in the sensational mid-air flip? ·•we lost !he whole rear section ln- cludJng the electrically deployed chutes. And the re is still a slight misalignment in the chassis." Cl1ecking Area Schedules ' For 1973 Football Season County Raceway tonight." Corona del Mar How fast will he attempt to run at Fri. Seo!. 21 At Na~rt Hi•bO• , , , Laguna Beach OCIR' S -.... r. e111. 11 C'fl>rni . at. Sepl. '1'I Sanla Ana al N1wport Fri. Seot. '8 S•n Clemtnlt w L Pct. GB .593 w L Pct. Fd. Oct. 5 r01 11 Mes11 ~I NewDOrl Fri. 0.:1. l At 8re1 Ge ~'We'll probably run· a three or 31.6-se-Fri. 0<:1. 11 EJ!ancla •I Newport Fri. ocr. u v111enc111 d bu lh · h. h S~!. Ocl. 1'0 Los Al~ml!M ai Newoor! FrL Oct. 19 S11n Clemente con rn on e engine w IC means s111. Oct. 11 SA va11ev 11 SA Bowl tn Fri. ocr. 26 El DoradO 11 vale.i<I• Baltimore 86 59 Boston 81 G; J)clroit 70 60 NC\\' York 73 74 f\filwau~ec 70 78 Cleveland G4 85 West Division Oa kland 85 61 Kans'as. City 80 67 Chicago 72 75 l\tinncsota 71 74 Ang:els ps 76 Texas 51 94 ., '$1fllrd1,•1 llt1111l1' Nt W Y11•1111t ~11+"1ore, P011POnl'd Bolton 6, Clevt1&n<1 ~ De1rorr 2. MllwaokM! 1 i~jnnetol~ 6. Chlc&oo 0 O&kl6fld J, "Texa.\ 1 A1t1tlt 3, l(;an$4'1 GJlf.J .547 t)I., .531 9 .497 14 .473 17~~ .430 24 .583 .;41 51' .490 13\> .490 IJ.113 . ,j73 16 .350 33'· ' Pittsburgh g 71 f\-lontrea\ 73 St. Louis 72 74 New York 7J is \:hicago 69 76 Philadelphia 85 82 West Division Cincinnati 90 Dodger1 86 -San Francisco 81 Hou sf Oil 74 Atlanta' 72 San Dieg9 54 FriOIY'I '1:15Ulh MOMre~ l. Plllladet11hlt l Ch!Ctllll at ·New York, P01!1><!ned Clnclnn11/ 7. At16nll 6 Pl!l$bur11n 3, St. LoMll 1 Oodt11rt. l'l, Hc~•ton l S•n D!eoe (, sin Fr•ncl'1co J 57 62 85 75 77 92 .507 .497 .493 .486 .476 .442 .612 .581 .555 .497 .483 .370 I ,. ,, 2 3 .about 2~milcs per hour," Breedlove ad-~I: ~:;: i ~:~~1~1 v~:r;: Hunt1noton Bttell ~~I: ~~: : =:•1'Y mils Thur. Nov. 1J Ml{lrtet!a &I Wnltrn fl::;JOJ Fri, No~. 16 D1n1 Hiils 11 S&n Clffntnlt Th~Torrance resident es c a p ed Costa ~tesa Marina · unscalhi!d '~a mid-air flip at 400 mph ,•:,'·. ,s~,'.· Z.1 A·,~~h,,111..!!,'H~.,11~. Fri. Sept. n At Gl~ndai. "-• _,. ., ,. ··~· ...... Fri. $~pt, 28 fstanc!• 111 Wn!mlnlltr on the Bonne . le Salt Flat.s in August in Fri. Ocl. J (dM •1 Newporl Har r Sit. Oct. ' Anlll'>eirn •I LI P&lrn1 SteOIUl'll Sil. Ocl. 13 SA V1111r ti SA &cw Fri. Ocl. 12 lcllr11 "' W~!mlnlltf his rocket-po cd English Leather F1i, Oct, 19 Edison 1 Hvn1 lno1 Be1c11 Fri. Oct. lt Al N-porl 111rl»!' I Fri. Oct. 26 M~noll1 &I N• Fri. Oct. 26 Hon!l1111lon l'ltaell 1t W•IMlruler Specia . Sii. Nov. l E1f11'1!:l1t II He:WJ)Ort Fri. Nov. 2 Al Wnlfrn H d.d !he '"k th sh? Fri. Nov. t Lot At1mll111 11 OCC Fd. Nov. t Sinl• An• &I SA Bowl OW I car 141 e e Cra · Fri. N<!v. 16 Foonl1t!11 Valley &I Newport Fri. Nov. 16 Al Wntmlr>sler "We were unable; to get the damage Dana Hills Mater Del 4 ~~ repaired. in time to make another run at Fri. S'!'•. ,, Mon•~merr 11 Sin c11mente Thurs. sep1, 20 $1n11 Aflll •t SA hwl lhe World record in Utah and after we ~I:~~:· 11 ~r:'alh:.~°l1~,:.:n~:n ciern.nta s11. s.,,1. :it Ch•ff•y 11 wes1,.,1ns11r I ' ·d f d·.( had be Fri. Oct. 12 El Oor•do 11 v11inc:lt Tllor. Oct. 4 Ltkewood 11 IA &owl go 1ns1 e, we oun 1 en more ex-F•l. Oct. 19 Unlv•r•I"" "' Tuslll'I Fri, Oct. n A1 L111'1!1 BM<h Wiison •• Prl. ()(I. lt Al $!. P1vl tcnsively damaged than we thought," Fri. Oct.16 Vtlencta et San c11men11 Tllur. Oct." l'llJllOP Amit ti IA &owl Fr i. Nov. 2 Al San Cltmtni. Prt, Nov. 2 Al St. AMl\ony Breedlove says. Fri. Nov. ' 't !tll• "Tll11r1. Nov. 1 Pltit x 11 SA 90'..t "We are going to hold it dO\vtl because FTI. Nov .. I• Lt9une Edee-;~_011 Sin ClemMhl' Fri. Nov. 16 Strvlte &t SA Bowl .... • J r· -Milslon Viejo it isn t complete y IX'cd yet, To run over Fri. Sf'flt. 21 Al Fu1i.r1on F•J. 5lp1. 11 s111 Cltmtnlt JOO.mpJi. it has 16 run perfectJu. Fri. S1p1. 7@ Or~nite at ace Fri. s1111. 21 Vnlvtr•ltv J Fri. Ocl. ~ M&11not11 &I e;c fllur. OCI .• 4 Ktlell1 ti Lt P1lm1 ,1:301 "We'll 'ppssibly go for the record later ~~l: ~f: ;: t~~,~~.~~~,~~~11~fon ••1tll ~~\: ~i: ;i ~!~1::,r~k this year St OCIR," era.lg admits. That So!. 0.C1. 27 Etlft~I· •I .NtWllOfl P'rt, Ocl. 26 FOOIPllU Fri. lilov. · 2 C'dM 91 Ntwoort s t N l o ' El ••·• record is somewhere in the neighborhood s.1. Nov. 10 SA V•lltv •f Wptmln1!1r F~i: N::: , A:'~'tku.ni muu•n• ' 1· • ~;' ' :''1 ... "'1 • • Tod1Y'1 Olntft • ' •'ilodl~·O•m•t ' Phl!ed•IPk11 (Rulllven 6'99) 111 M<lnlrfl! CTorr11 9· Clwela,_, {tldrO'f' lJ.1-0• tt 8Q110!1 IPMt111 11·14):• 11). of .15().m~ 00 a closed../ryick. Fri. Nev, 1' Los AllE1'T~;0wes11rn Fri. Nov.16 Tu.Un 'At Bonneville, he ran 377.194 mph with !''· Stpt. n At Armv·N•'t'f Fri. S•P'· ;1 • c~!~l!:~M~arbor '-\flWftu Jo!,. !Slthln f11·llJ ,u ~!roll CC:ultm.n 1~· Plll1bU '11h (A:ooktr 8·~! t~ $1. Loub (Nllll't' 1).1), ~ -'I'--'"-,;· • ~---Cl'llt!IO&rt'Hoofon-r"1,...end -Je1ttdm lt-l•l •t Ntw r: Te-•A\ <Brobero s-tJ·., o,~1a'1d l&IW 11·9)~ ~ 'l;o111 (S&cl«kl •·3 an.cl Slunt t!J.l.l an E!'lapsed time for the quarter-mile at. S•pl. 29 S~n C11n11nl• JV tl Mlu1on Vltlo a· S•pl. 21 Cosl1 Mii& ' Fr!. Oc'I. 5 C1nyon II MIMIOfl VlllO r Oc'I J S•nl• ....,,. •I SA eowt dislance-of-4:1&r il.'l!h&tl1t-Ule-run-1t.crash---s.t •• ou.. »-..... 00r.ac1o. . ..i.W~1u.w..i-.11•iat• ~---;..oe.;...l>--Wetlfl'>!Mt41!'~ ·------------ ed " Cr · N edl •· '( S.11, OCI. 20 Oln1 Hiiis JV 11 MIPIM Vll(O Fri. CCI. lf M~rlfll • tf67 VOLVO '4 DR 144 4. cyl., 111111. trlnl.. •~d•O. hf.lier UNl'11, Wl'l!lt t.d .. Dlk tnl, 1f70 TOYOTA COit.ONA _. DR t cyt., 1"'9, tr11t1,I •~It. ltMttr. ,, ' ~ IW'li .,o:f., ~lk. .... • . ' -· • New Yor~ !Ptltrson t·.14 or . M~Dow.iri ,a.71, •11 _, .. • ,Ooaten !klt!Ofl lt·~l &t HOV$10n (Wiison , Jj)o\S). Dt1tlmQr1 (MCNtllY ,16'.-r~1., · • -:f S•n _1=r,.nc1sco lllr•dltY , 11·11 ) 11 San Dl~o • Ml1m"6111 (81ytwth 11·1~) •I O'l1clltt'!(Wood ,; •. (Tr°'°'°n\6-1), on, rug says. e ess "" say, I S•i· Oct. 21 t>Ye Thu•. Oct. u An111111m 11 Lt P11rn1 s11d1vm 't d •·• lhe Fr . Nov. 1 Palos Vff'O~ JV Ill Mlt•lon Vltlo Tlloa. Nov. l Lotrl won go as a recor um:a use re was sat. Nov. 10 Arlington !Jtlvl 11 M1111'" v1t10 s~1. Nov. 10 Wntlfl\ · no -r blckllp nm required under T~urs. No. tJ CPY'" 11 El Moc1tn1 11i.>01 Fri. No.,,. '' At Hunllfli.'°" aeacti lO\. -" > Allan!•''" Nltkro J3-ll 11 Clnc)l'ln•ll 1Nor!f141n 11· ICitn•ls City (O trtlc'r 9·1) 11 Atl9el1 !RYii\ .f1•1'J. pl. -. , ' tntematlonal rules: · Estancia -San t.;lemente ......... ._ ..... , \ I Frt. Se11t. 11 Al Vlst1 j1:'5) Fri. Sept, '1 Al Ml11!on Vl1!0 l The .engine on the car (a three-wheeler Fri. Stpt. 11 Marin• t Wt111rn Frt. s.p1. " At L•11vn1 BMCh n Sil, O~I. 6 Los Al•mlto. I! Wttttrll Fri. 0(1, S El OOrtOO \\'Jll~h ,ll~. QU8JifieS ,it intema!iO!la ~ as Fri, ()(!. 12 CdM 11 N•wllOrt HlfOOI' Fri. ~I. 12 Bru · t •;~clc) is °W¥#' cooled. and 1s. a f:/: ~i: ;; ~:~:1~1\:!i.:.;: ~~l>ol' ~;/; tkl: ~: ~1yi~L~':tt11br• 'i'~ v..__. ' of ~e luntn-~·· .· .-t· engine usCd s11. Nov. 3 Cotto M•t• 111 New.,.,,1 Fri. No.,,. 2 O•n• H1t!1 . 1111J 'T!. . F•I, Nov. ' Ma11nell& ., New~! Fri. Nov. ' Al V•!lndl l1 on ·~po Io ml!l:f~.' ,pto sl>ac~ ThYr. NOV. 15 $,4 V&!lay II SA BOWi {1:)0) ftJut, Hov. lj Un1Vtt11!y (1:)0) . /:.it is fl'JCCtaculat to.:see it run," Craig FoW1taln Valley Unlvenlty r Soys With pride. 0Whether il goe., 250 Or ~~'. ~:=:: ~ ~r·t-11:1~~~ ~t,!~~llntton lu.:ll ~~1~rSt~~;,20 A,1~/!:1'!: ~~!~on Vltlo 111 300, it is a devastating sight to watch.the ~~!; ~oct: 1g i~1~·~r &c'411n'1"'ton BtKll ~~I: ~l: 1/ ~~1t1•1c1~1 Hf~• '•ngm· e run ." FrJ, 1. it E111ncla 1u Occ Fri. oct. lf C>11'11 H is 11 Tvslln ... Stl. I. 27 ),.OJ Alafl'1llOJ ti W"ltTlll'llltr $al. Od. 27 8rt• II MIUlofl Vl•lo I HOW about the noise? !11. Nov. J M•nl'Of'·I, •I ' & l'\I,... ~ltcllut'f! ,r,, Nov. ) Al L19Ul'lt llKll Fr . Nov. t CdM ., Hvntlntfon 9Mdl Ff . Nov. , El OO!'ldo ,, Ml•1l'll Vltjo ~-"It's· loud. bouder-lhan anything you Fl'I. Nov. it-'-• ,. ,,. Harbor -T11ur ... Nov. 11_ Al s.n..c1tmen111 1i>0J hov~ ever heard." -IlonllngtOn Beach Wettmlater How expenslve-Js such a run? ~~; t:g:; ~~ ~;;;~/.;:, 0~:;~lrdtn o..-~:/: l:fi: ?~ kfl::l11c11w111on11::101 "It costs us '""" per run for fuel alone Fri. oc1. ' Lo.r• ti L• fl'~"'' 51td1vm Fri. ~'· s At wn1111n · ~ Fri, Oct. 12 San111 Ant $11. t, ll Al Newporl H1rtior to say nothing of our other cost1.'' l~l: ~.:: n ~1.;r::'!i11wttlmln1ter ~~1: I:;: t::.r:1 :; Lt P1!m1 Stldllll'! The fuel he is talking about Is "'I· fllo.,,, 1 Anail&!m ,'!,.· •. ,~,.. •' "s~.n,',!.!.'.,' ,, ••• I I ~ lb lhydr . d ~r , Nov. t Al wes1m1,,.1.. · " ~ '"'' ....,, unsymmetr C8 \ oyme y 8Zllle an "''' Nov, 11 HtwPOrl Htrl!Or f'rl. Nov. 16 Mtrlni .. \ Salurday, Stptembtr l~, lq73 DAILY PILOT .l;i THUJ ~ETHOD Capsule View ,of Coast Area Polo UPRJGHT SWING A MUST To get n1aximum power .and acc uracy in your shots, it's important to use a relatively vertJcal backswing. If your backswing is too Oat (illustration I), you won't get the pro per coiling of your shoulder mus~les, and when you brina the clu~ around .you'll hav e a hard time making it move straigl)t alona the target line during impact. To get a good~ upright backswing (illustration 2), keep your back relatively straight and 'bend from the ·waist. When addressing the ball, the club's sole should be fl at on the gro und , and your hands should be about four in ches from your body' (a little less on ·short irons). During the takeaway make certain that your hands pass over the top of your right foot. J I SI, 2 EVERYTHING YOU N.EED TO KNOW ABOUT GOLF can be found in Arnie's new book, "'495 Golf ~s.10ns By A mold Palmer." Whether· you're a low-handicap p(ayer or a duffer. this book can help your ga1ne. To get 1 copy, send your A11une, address and S4.9S to Arnold Palmer. c/o thiJ news • Sports Briefs Rosenllloom Not Expecth1g Sellouts LOS ANGE LES -Owner Davis Friday night at Sant.a Carroll Rosenbloom of the Los Ana Bowl. Angeles Rams says lifting of Fullerton tOok an early lead the television blackout for Na· on a 23-yard touchdown pass tional Football League games ,from Tom Madigan to tight will have little effect on his end Grady Richardson in lhe lea1!1 but is ne,ii:aUve for pro-first quarter. f esSJOnalrf ootball . President Nixon signed a bill e Evert Defattlts Friday preventing I o c a I l:ilackouts of telecasts of NFL CitARLOTI'E. N.C. -Top- gan1es sold out 72 hours in ad· seeded Chris Evert was forced vance. to default her match Friday "I think !he Ran1S have had afternoon in the $ 4 0, 0 0 O <Joly one sellout in recent 'A'Omen's tennis tournament history 72: hours before a and a spokesman said she left game," Rosenbloom s a i d . tor her home ip F o r t "And I can't see the Coliseum Lauderdale, Fla . in Jta J!feSCilt state selling out The spokemnan said ti.1iss very oJten. Evert was sufCering from a "About the only efrect it \viii virus brought on by ex· have on us is that sonie of our haustion. fans may sit lwck and hope Her departure moved her for a sell<Jut and not buy opponent , Ye ug eniya tickets." Biryukova of the Soviet Union, e Par1111 Jl'h•• APTOS, CRlif. Onny Parun of New Zealand and Dick Bohmsledt of Redlands. "oo straight-set quarterfinal matches Friday in the $37,500 Na tional Hard Court tennis championships and \Viii be <Jtr ponent.s in today's semifinals. to the semifinals. Evonne Go o lag o n g of Australia defeated Marina Kroschina d the Soviet Union 6-7, 6--0, 6-2 in one of the other three quarterfinals. Orange Coast are3 prep water polo for the 1973 ~a.son bcgln<t Tuesday "i th a pair of non-league.,.tests, highligh ted by tut early season con· front atlon, bct\veen Su n s e t Lc3gue po"'er N e w po r t ltarbor nnd the.· Ir v I n e League's visiting Costa Mesa A'iusia:.gs. Perennial Irvine L e a g u e cha mpion r.orona del h.1ar, Nti wpo11 and Costa Mesa are again tabt'led to dominate the Or11n~e C.oast area and tl1eir lt>Agues. Westminster is rated the most serious threat to J\!ewport's dominance of the Sunset League. Here's a rundo\vn on each <JI the area teams·: CorollCl rlel /Jlar George Budria and Sre\•e Curr housing the Irvine Leaa\1e. u-e'U have tbe players to nlngham are back ln the fold. And ~ltbOugh coach Ray rtplace atarters." Hlmmclbergcr, CUnninghaf'l'l 81'.ay'a Barons are not con~ and s o Ph o m o r e Pettr ceiled a soU.d shot at the /Jlarltut Muhlhauser figure to rotate at I t'U "'· •·· the . l\\~meter ma rk in eague ' e u~ year, t1~e·s Coach T<Jm Lloyd feels Edison's offense. little doUbt tbts crew could put ~farina's Vikings "i ll be im· dents in the c:o.rona de! hfar· proved this season after a sub-Blllcd to tend goal for ~-1a ..... I ~ -. ei press. par l'Vlrfonnan"""' In 1972 which Edison i8 De Newman, a r -'""' senior with junior varlsity e~· No retwnin&: v a r s i t y sa w them finish filth in th e perlence. :!itarters <lot the roster, but Sunset League. Others who figure p~ Bray has four players who Seven lettermen. four of minently In first tine duty ure talTled varsity letters in lm. them starters, return from seniors Da\'e Pickford and Leading the ·u·ay is S-JJ , 181J.. last year's team. including Scott Palomar. along with pound Dan Luttrell. Luttrell's leadlnl{ scorer DQug Fabian. jwtlor Mat VanG<>rdro. a sep1or, along \\'ith mates an all·league select ion. Fa- Others that could prove a Dana Hunter and C or y Wan. a senior this season, factor in ~&in's suc-;ess are Creasey. soored .37 goals to lead the juniors Bill Irvine and Jeff Alan Hogue, a junicr, ls also Vikings last year and will be a Watland, along with seniors a, monogram winner p-om '72. ke:v In the attack. Du ane Petersen and Mom-Fountain Valley showed Its Senior forw ar d Jeff ingside High transfer Dale ~·ares in summer league co.rn· Edwards. who ·~:as the team's VanWig. petition. gaining nods O\'er second leading scorer last Corona del 1'1ar Hi gh's Sea "I think 1ve ha\'e good team respected Long Beach powers i::eason (15 goats) and guards Kings have never tost an speed," says Allen. "bUt we WllsoO and Millikan. Sean Buckner and D ave Ir vine League water palo mat,.. have a ways to go in our ball Up from the junior varsity Wenger are the o t her ch and if the oUtlook ror the handling." are Peter Wechsler ·and goalie returnees Lloyd Is building annual loop cbampionS is any Allen replaces Eric Emery Nathan AfcAdams. , around. indication, there won't be any as coach. Allen spent five Sophomores Jim Davidson, Se veral players off last change for: 1973. years as an assistant at Sierra Scott Nelson and Andy Miller, year's juni<J.r varsity team Coaeh Cliff Hooper has six •Hgh before one year under along with juniors Terry Rice which finished second in the returning varsity starters and Emery in 1g72_ and Todd Leeds, give FQUntain league are vving for starting the No. 1 backup to Bruce He's a graduate of Hunting· Valley additional.strength. spots. They include Jon Far· Krumpholz in the fold. If t.on Park High and USC. Bray's early season starting rell, Rod Henne!, St eve anything, the Sea Kings ap.-El Toro unit consists or h.fcAdams at Wenger and Steve \Vil ger. pear to be stronger than ever. goalie, aloni with Luttrell, Senior Jim Rock, who lettered Krumpholt is oU to bigger Sixteen players are out f<Jr Creasey, Leeds, Hogue, Rice as a sophomore at Afarina and better things at UCLA, the water polo teams ·at fir st· and Wechsler. before moving av;ay last but back to tormeo~ Irvine year El Toro Hi¥h, and while season, returns and is also in League foes are seniors Kurk he's not expecting miracles Huntington Beach the running. p layo ff s before being ellrninaled by eventu al cham- pion Dowliey. But two Items must be con· sidered for Mission Viejo. First, the Diabloa ha ve only one returning starter. .Secondly they must contend with the speed of Foothill High in the Crestview Le ague. This Is the first year of Crest view competition with new scbo$>1s Orange. E I Modena an d Villa Park joining the water polo circles. Foothill , Tustin and Sad· dleback are co n si dered Mission Viejo's s t r o ng e s t challengers. Cary Ok azaki , a junior, is 11.11ssion Vieto's onl y returning starter. Other returniJig let- terme~ are seniors Jim Lyle, Hugh Hudson and Bo b Nibecker. Up from the frosh·soph team are jw1iors Tom r.tiller. Terry Murphy and Ke,rin Whitelaw, Whlt,.law is coontecl on to fill the ga p left by third team All-C IF goalie Dave Dia· mond. "He's not as big as Oia- n1ond," says Burt. "But he's quick and working hard." Others who could figure in Burt's plans are junior Mike "Bush, senior Emmet Ri xford and s ophom o re Brian McDougte . l\'emport Harbor Del Valle, John Crimp and coach Steve Farris feels the . Jn the go.al, Chris Erickson SinlOn Boughey. Del Valle and Chargers have a good basis 1 Third-year coach Du a 0 e will be tested after playing Cfimp started for tbe Sea for establishing a successful Getty has a full squad of junior Varsity level I a s t Coach Bin Barnett will be Kings last year and Baughey program . players who haye come up season. Ron Easier, a 6-7 trying to mold another SUnset wa s Krumpholz's replace-.Juniors Craig SlraJV:, a 6-0, u_nder his tutor~ng at Hun· goalie who played varsity last League champion from a ment. 18S-pounder; and Skjp Neville hngton Beach· this season and season ooted not to play this water polo squad that consists Jack Lorenz, Mark Wat:sQn will be the team leaders. Both feels the _group ma~-make year, leaving va r s tt y of only one returning varsity and Dan Pennington are gained varsity eiprienC:e last st.rides ~oward asserting the ·'responsibility to Erickson. letterman -but it's one juniors who have slarted for season at ?i.Iission Viejo and 0,1lers . µito. Sunse~ League Lloyd feels the team's que s-heckuva Way to start. CdM since they wer.e would Ukely ha\re been top u ater polo contention. lion marks are it s ·in· All·American goalie Jeff fr eshman. players there had the school With." ~nly two. s .e.n i or s experinece a\ goalie and the Duyndam anchors the The ott.er returning starter not been divided. re~rung .from a 1~. team abilt~y of the\ group to come Newport squad and ils around is sopho1nore Fr3l'\k Browne. Bob Hao;~1ley, another junior, "'hich fi!ilshed aevent~ 1n the tol!ether as a team . Stron g hint that Barnett ~-ill build. Others who could help in the played junior varsity at league, the Oltere Will· fielrt point~ ate balan·ce ind senior Duyndam (6-1 , 170) led his CdM attae~ are seniors Jay MissiOn Vie)(> last season and one of the youngest squads in lead~hip. mates to th1 Sunset Leagu ti· Stahlman and Bob Haa g. U a \viU be a steady perfonner for the loop. , But speed and "There's not much dif· · tie in 1972 (the si xth strah!ht 10th player is needed It'll be the Olargers. go'.11 tendihg will be strohg ference through the first 10 Sunset crown for . Newpor~) sophomore Michael Palmer. Sophomor~s ?i.fike StraW and pornts. \ pla~s. they've aU got good and ·~hen Barnet~ dtcusses hi s "l feel a lot more J)OSitive Tim creamer are good swim· Ji?' V?eir, n!Mentp In the ibilily, so it wo.n't make much ~~m s stre~~!h it .cc:~s out about the season at this point mers and are expected to league Jn tile 50 and 100.yard \ difference who starts,'' Lloyd-moneword . Goahe. than I did last year," says develop .qu.ickly. freshmen fre~styles 'd\Jflng the ··swlm says. "U We work tl\lJether B~~tt has always been a Hooper. ''.And my only real Scott Anderson .. · a strong. · "h re t sort and seld oes concern is our relatively small shooting left-hander, and Tom sea~ •. atjd. Barry DoOd are we'll be a challenger behind ~. a 5 ic , OfTl: g_ size." Ray are also tabbed to see the only senicn on the tee1n Newport in the leasrue." -out ~ the limb pred1ct~g I and the retµrning l!ltteimcn. \ , g,;,: what\hls. Newport athletes will Hi s biggest asset i~ at goalie pleJnurut~0ofr· vallor.ub'ty aLoect ""sc1t' and Weir, 1 6-5 ba'sketball starid· ~ftsfon Viejo ace,,o phsh. . where Del Valle returns. "Del \V I a to h d t freshman Dave Sim. on are the out was the· Oilers' third lead-. , . . ·.L~ . e re aw ys going ave Vall e is the best \\'e've ha a . . • · 1 t d ~ M1SS10n V1eJO Hii;u's ·Diablos a: g team," a 11 0 w s goalie in several years," says two goalie. hoP,efuls f<Jr the mg scorer as ~n an t 5 will be seekil'tg a secopd Barnett1 ' "but I don't think Hooper. "He's consistent and Charg.:!rs, but lp.e many ~f im~ved his sbootmg grea.ly. straight league water polo the Jea e chamDion will go very dependable." Del Valle Is their, tea.mmate$ tbey are Jwuor ~ohn Wj!sko, should championship, but the going u n def e ted. Westminster. also Corona's biggest player, shQn on experienCe. be a!'lOng the lea.~e ~ best · could be a little tougher thi.s Anaheim. estern and Marina checking in at 6-2, 2QS. "Our theme tftls year is goalies and Getty 1s high on-year. figure to Mye good teams and Co.ta Me.a ~1" i'arris· Sf.YI. "We're ~j~nior_ Keith Je~~n for fr~nt Coach Doug Burt's Diablos we have to 'play at ,. \'estntin+ jlht ·emphasiZihg. the basics of line dqty:,. Juniors Er 1 r;: capt\ll'ed the Orange League· -ster'a cesspoOI." I . t r Id tbe pme, we'll ~ defeosive. C\Jshrnan, Mark Mooney, Ron title in 1972 and advanced to n\:1 .. -i.... l.'uru'or vars'itv t.:~~~s~~:e !.at~ polo lili.nde(i)andI'.IJll;iqpingto~t Re~ .. 8;"d Wally And~lin ~re the second round-oft~ CIF• pla~,;.;·Mik "oo~roit, Grt~ ; our kids s m~h,'playing lime t-innin·tr to sbo,. w varsity Horman-Mark u -••rlan and championship - is again m. . -~~~~-"P: "°"" real,~,·c reach or the Costa as pos~--1. . caliber abilities.' John \ bickev all seniors 1.:)• "H the come, then G 'd p' ks 1 ·' ' Mesa High Mustangs. . that's r~." Sopho~s Scott Weir and rI I~ figure to play t'Jge part In Coach Terry Bowen's C.oS\8 Gary Yeo will also.See varsity Ne~'s sueee , along with Mesa contingent ls considered E•t• da actio,n. · 1 1 sophOmores !~e Newland • solid prospert at galnihg .. ·:Ariytime you have. young For Cash and Fra~k And n. another CIF playoff spot but , Two Newport bor lli_gh team ttls . an unknown · qUan+ With the biggest prize ~g in ·Newland is t son of Ed again must assume the rol e of transfers, five re u·r n I n C tl$,f, but the· kids have sho:wn a Newland.' (onn Corona del underdog to perennial loop starten 8!1~ new coach Ste~e gOod attitude ·and have worked Mar aquatics coach and cur- titlist Corona del Mar. Farmer give Estanci11 Hi~ s hard this Sununer," Getty its .history, the Pilot Pigskin ren~ly the bead' coach at UC Chief among tbe Mesa Eagles a new look In Irvme saYB. "We'll play a moving of.. Pickeroo goes into its .fifth Irvine. I arsenal • is returning third League water polo ~~-• reiise where we don't rely 00 season Sonday as a special Others who figure in varsity team AlI.CJF player ~vid · Steve· and Ron Smith .started any· one man .. . _ reader rrt1ci~tion feature of ·plans include senlor Peter Lind. for Newport Harbor 1!1' 1972 · the Daily Pilot's football Harris and junior Eric Elder.' "Lind is one <Jf the best I've and their presence tn \the ~IUll~ ~ae•ek season sports pages. Barnett's main concern is ever seen," says his coach . E~cia lineup.~d ·tum\the_ Co 11 ta Mesa's Harbor inexperience with only Duyn· "He's got tremendous speed, Eagles into CIF playoff coo-, Fonner Westminster High Boulevard of Cars Associati<Jn dilm possession vanity ex- endurance and mobility." tenders. Steve is a senior ~ coach. }\falter Otto assumes Will be putting up' $100 a week perienee. t Davis and Bill Gaultier wm provide the leadership, aDd r.1orris feels they'll be am~· the best in the Orange U!a . Davia will be playing for firat tlme after sitUn1 out lat season after transren-lng;~ the school. and Gaultier ~s the team's leading acortr wfth 40 goals last s~a!50n. ~ The rest of the team will ')le undercla ssmen', and thol:IP quickness is a strong ~· u~ 'J.'roja~ don't boast ... press1ve size. ·" Juni<Jr goalie Ron Swor fs. 11, 175 ) has m<Jved up to ~ varsity off a frosh-soph tcim u•hich finished second in t!i.e league, as are fellow juniors Pat Lyons and L a r i. y Campbell. • Junior Ste\'e ~tcConniCt . Cameron Cosgrove, a starter on last year's varsity and sophomore Jeff Hassett will also see plenty of action. "I'm very happy with this group so far. they don't hav'- the size. but ""e have eight men to rotate, are prettv quick and we could contend this yea r," h-forris says. ll'est111h1ster Westminster's Lions are hungry for an upset win over Ne\vport Harbor and a Sunset League 'A'ater polo title, but even coach Gerald Mannion admi ts it's an outside chance. "We have a lot of speed from the team that won jhe Sunset Leagues w im m i n g champonship and reasonable experience, but realistiealfy I'd rank us along with Mariha and Anaheim right behlod Ne\vport," MaM.ion says. !' Your starters re.tum frqm last year's \Vestminster team wltich finished second in _the Sunset League and quallHecl for the CJF playoffs for. Ifie i first time in the schl:Xs'I·~ his tory . :· All-league goalie Tom Spicer Che shared honors w i th Newport's Jeff Duyndam) is back for his senior season and fellow seniors Jon Hunt!;;. Mike lliullady and D a '(e . Juedes are r e t u r n t'i'-g front liners. :- Huntley \Vas the tealfl's Jeadtng scorer and wis fW! enough to \vin the league's lfr yard freestyle champkmslfp. Huntley and'Mullady wilt:~ worked a lt e rnateJy ··as holemen. Senior lefthander Jeff TJ-.. ingham should see plenty: QJ action and seniors Tom B\h- rows, Steve Pace and Kfn Blakeley are all closely buridl· ed in ability. · J Juniors Dave Kent, Mdrk Hurwitz and 1ifark Puleo .are ·all strong contenders. for pOsi· tions. Senior Bill O'Toole ,aod juniors Bill Burke and Mii£ Lewis ,may. also see action. :· Junkir goalies, who will be used when possible are Raody Saul and 6-7 Mark Eaton.· Bast Tops , 'Cycle Field .:, Parun, co-ranked \Vit h Brian Fairley as Ne\V Zealand's top player, beat John Lloyd, 19- year-old member of England's Davis Cup team, easily, 6-1, 6- 4. In the others, Martin'a Navratilova of Cr.ec.hoslovakia defeated Olga ?lforozova of the Soviet Union, 4-6, 7-5. 7-6, and Yeugeniya Biryukova of the Soviet Ynion downed Veroni ca Burton or Great Britain, 7-6, 6- 2. Also returning from last Ron is an 11th grader. ' the coaching job at Laguna . ln cash ·prizes for winners of year's varsity is Chip Senior returning starters Ir\·\ Beach with eight' return'ing let· the 10-.week competition. Top Mike Bast do min at i'd a.tcAneney. elude Tony Sawaya (6-2), Jlrrl. \ tennen, ftve of them starters pri2le each week will be ,so. For the first time in the motorcycle racing at CoSfa l!nlvenltv Bohmstedt beal his for1ner Soulhem Cal teammate. :\tlkc Machette of Belvedere, Calif., 7.5, &-0. In the other !fmifinal , l,\l."O former UCLA players and close friends. Haroon Rah hn <Jf Pakistan and Jeff Austin of Rolling Hills m~t. e Titans Roll • Tailback Dwayne S i m s romped' 70 yards for a fourth quarter touchdown tD cap a 205-yard pei'formance which ,) led Cal State (Fullerton) to a 17·JO football victory over UC Jensen Ne'v ' Edison AD e Nicoll Fut The rest of the squad inust Callaghan, Randy DeRu~a off last year's Orange League Seco)ld place winner ·will get h 1' b · f h · t Mesa's Orange co u n"t y ' Jim Nicoll ofi D?Jlas crui~e be molded from returnees and f.tike SweD;BOn (6-2). Bill nhiner.up to build around. $20 and third, fourth and fifth ~ni~~ty "~gh~ll~ r 6 ~ Fairgrounds Friday night: ' 10 a 213_77 mile per hour from the jltttior varsity and Lee, a second team.all-league Oit~'s two. :Prize retu"1ff! place winners will earn $10 fielding· 8 group of players 'The Van Nuys cycl ist won clocking in his Chevrolet·Vee;a frosh-soph teams. Junior s player a~ a sophomore, roWJ;ds are Senior goalie Bob Malone, each for their skil1 in 1>icklng witb ~a full year's experience b<>tb the fi ve-lap handi~p fun ny car Friday night for the John Epperson and Bob Rice out the hst of monografl\ wm-one of the-better netm1nders game winners. this season. main event and the jj' n· led the frosh-sopb to a 20-1 ners · th I nd r d Chee"· r h k' · ' fast.est speed as tim e trials record in 1972_ Sanya, also a second teapt . m e e.ague, a orwar ..., or eac wee s win· The Trojans had a pool of troversia1 fpur·lap s c r a· :ch opened for Sunday's AHRA And up from the junior all-league selection as· 8 \Doug ~ohnSon, ~, quick senior ners will be prepared by a dlf· their own to work with for the main. :=.: Western United States Gran d . junior, tends the · net fo.r who , 0 wil 0 l, be reh,ed,, on as the ferent one of the Harbor fLrSt tJme last season , and A collisJon i n v ol v~-g A · d · ha varsity ar~seniors Greg Kane, teams hole.man Bo i·levard of Car s d h Ch k Monrov1'a•s Dubb ~mell''·~d menC3n rag racing c m· Tom Greule and Chuck Bragg. Fanner, who played his water · . u un er coac uc Morris r •u plonships. Bragg was second to Jack polo at Newport Harbor High Senior trete l\{orton. a e.-1, Assdclatloo's· 10 dealers. First won one of 12 games. Tbe tm-Co,sta Mesa's Rick Wo&l:s Nicoll posted an elapsed Babashoff in the I r v ine and~C IJ'Vine. 119$-pQunde)" and Dave Devore, week's checks -will await win-provement Morris expects is marred the start of :·the time of 8.8.'J seconds for the League lOO freestyle fin als and J tors Vernon s q,u t re , one -of ule t~m·s . fastest ners at Athis Chrysler-such that the team could be a scratch main with qffic'iala'fx- standing start quarter mile Is considered the team's Ket r Penrod, Steve Wyatt swin:uners11 are·set tor duty at Plymouth. Check the SUnday contender this sea's on , eluding Woods from .i:b e over a damp track at Orange fii:stest swimmer. ahd Jim C.opeland, along with forwards, 1 and .seniors Mike spor!t~ pages for llst of games however. restart of the race for blOck- C.OOnty International Race-Seo1or Steve Marksbury and eei!' Jay Sigler, provide Beuon· and, Cotl\eY Ware will and e~ blank. Retumlng seniors Wi tt ing the track. · ·~ way. junior Benny Zeldin \ are . the dep bt the tagles" roster. 1 also tee plenty of action. 1~;;~;;;;;;:;;:::;;::::;:::::;::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;:~ Quickest clocking \\•as a 8.27 leading candidates at gOalie. . cia won-~ix of. its lalt Junior &z;zie Simmons, tbell set by James Warren of Others who could help the seven games m ~972 and top scor~ on the frosh-sopb Bakersneld , in qualifyin~ for vsrsity output are junlors Phil amoog its defeats were s11 by team of ! last · sea5<J1r wiJJ top fu el. Warren also hnd the Wulff, Scott Swenson. and one goal. Qolster , the attack as , wiJI best speed among the top l\i el Corky Ward, along with Joel The Eagles wtll be operalll\g fellow j\Jniors Dan Penny, R<>b drives at 209!'19. Monroe, a p r o m\i s i n g under a Jt,andard two-me~ Potter, CHU Armden and Rob sophomore: .. rotating off~ ~ f'.armer Newton. P~lter will alS:O serve e Gor111a11 . Wl~s Costa Mesa, although second says bl!· leam s best uset1 88 8 backup gqalle -' ,. to Corona <lei Mar !or the lllth are speed and ' head! up l. · Ed' · Schoo SEAm..E -\John Alex:-straight year, iMt by a ~sinrrte playing ' Simmons, ~ewtan; 1 n d ison 1J1gh 1 baseball ti nder of Austral~· and Seat. goal to eventual crF runne:Ui> "I w~t an int e tI I gen t~I Afructen ~,,..;.11 be counted on as coach Harvey. J~sen has been tie's Tom Gorman dvanced In team .. says Farmer. "We ttfe team's guards and na~ed~!blehc d1~tor at ~ the ·'37,500 Seat ~-tntema.. SUnny· Hilts in _last ycar~s dOD't' wMf,tO depeM On s\ii>U-taymakers. 11-'..._.1 '.I Chargers campus, replacmg tional tennis to u r a me, n t playoffs. , physical or speed." Otto safs the A r t I s t s • Ii.<· John Myers. Frld~v night with arterllnal E1Hso1t . otren"'h will I>o.111 'bench, n ' .· Myers has nssumed the role victories: • Fo11tttaln 1' •ljV r.ct ~hat wtll alao dictate of dean or boys after serving Alexander do tol>-$ffd Fil'!t year varsity w a t e r \ for two years as athletic eel Arthur Ashe id ~a 6-t, e.i polo ~acb Mi~ Allen bas ..Fountain Valley. Hi h ' .s Laguna's sty,le of play. --dlrector-anch-four -yeera-at-rottt:--and--Oonnan.-JMlt&led..~ thrtt ret1imiD1 ·sartnt .,et &,f911S have_i 29mbra1,'il; ~·we ha_ve 1! ptlyers. I feel physical education dcpartmont Mark.Cox, +e, 6-1, &!4. Edison Hi&h School and he11 ye.,;·\\:ater po o reco ' . .~-m'lll)\""ltsmir.-IQ''lft'tt chairman . Second·see®d ToPl Okker I tie trytng to mold ~ con\endtr _ -bul "!hat's not gOod etlougb ,be a~le to pl'y .'.1 t1gbt all the Basketball coacb Dave Mol)s and Cliff R!Ch~. the No. 4 aroWld that Irio lf1 Irvine to gal~, as much as a tiF "'I' on def<llS!'. Otto says. takes over as departm!ntal seed. also won. Ok).~ disposed League warfare. playoff Q>Ot. Not w:hen ~'rt "We'll be ajj\e to gamble _(ID , chairman. or Torbln IJltll:h ·s.2, 1-2 ai!d Set)loro JOhn ljlmmel~er, In~ 'I\ In the .deep \faier1 gl'!!Jtl up aome loula, because Jensen will al110 con tlnuc as Richey got' by 1•1 stubborn · · -' ' · • ====' :::::::±-~c~~~~~.;,•r~'.Y ~~~:f, Btrlan Gottfried ~~ U , 1-2. ,AHNOUMCIMlllT~\ •\vE1Y[ G YEN OUR EXPERIENCE A NEW PLACE TO LIVE witfi two daughters and a Hun· I ~ TONY 101'~. "'OJC, ' • r - ungtOJ1 Beach' resident, came ross C~un1 't trv g:.·~;i.,~~ 'New ~ v, ice departm, ent facilities \..--"' ~ ~ to Edison from Beloit, Wis. ~1 -ti "' ~ : .. 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Toy,fglat At 4, Hes a St~r Sm1aetlai1ag's Cool~i••!I Betty White (leftJ guests as the hostess of a televisi on cooking shO\V who 's after the husband of Cloris Leachman (right) on the season pre1niere episode of the Mary Tyler Moore Show tonight at 9 o'clock on CBS (2). rr-----------.1 I ~· ,,, . .,.,., ~:·.!~,~~~:··· KCE1' ED 6:00 -Young People's Filn1 f'esti· '>;1 val. Charle s Cha1nplin hosts this third annual !es-J ti val of you ng California movie 1nakers. ABC O 8:30 -"lrn1a La Douce." The "straight" movie version of a Broadway n1u sical with Shirley MpcLaine as a Parisian lady of the evening and Jack Lemmon as the police1nan \Vho falls for her. NOW Jo~s Cob11rn "HARRY IN YOUR POCKET" (PGI 7:00 PM & 10:16 PM Also Woodv Alie!! "EVERYTHING YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTEO TO KNOW ABOUT SEX" (RI 8:118 PM TOP SINGLES I. LET'S G~T IT O~ ,\1<irvin Caye, I l\1oto1vn I .2. WE'RE AN AMERI CAN BAND -Grand Fun k , rCa pit ol 1 3. DEl .. TA DA\VN -Helen Heddy fCap itoJ 1 4. LOVES J\.1E LlKE A ROCK -Paul Sinwn. 1 Colu1n- bia) 5. SAY, HAS ANYBOOY SE EN ~I V SWEET GVPSV ltOSE -Dawn. (8el1 1 6. BROTHER LOUIS - Stories 1 Burldah I 7. tiALF-BREED - Cher, (MCAl 8. HIGHE!l GROUN D - Stevie Wo11der. ! Motown ) 9. TOUCH l\1E I~ 1'HE l\fORNI~G -Diana Ross. !Motown\ 10. Tl-IAT LAD'{ Bro1hers. (Colu1nbi3J TOP LPS -Jsly t. ALL~1t\N BROTH EHS B,\ND -Brothers &:. ~isters, THIS FAR -Conway TwiUy , By JAY SHAltUUTT (i\1CA 1 , , 2. BLOOD BEU & GOl~G NEW YOHK (APl DO\VN Tanya Tucker, 'felevJsion's newest sta r lay on (Coluntbia\ '-"bed in his hotel room here, 3. YOU'HE TllE BEST \Vatch in g "Huckleberry TH ING T~IAT'S HAPI!&NED Hound." His chin rested inlhis 11'0 ME -Hay Price. (Colu1n-hands. He was deep in bia J thought. t KID STUFF -Barb3ra "Rick y, come here 3 Fairchild, /Columbia ) -minute.'' the star was told. 5. THE COJlNER OF MY "\Vc've got someone we'd like LIFE -Bill Anderson, (MCA l you to m~ct." 6. YO U HEALLY' HAVEN'T CHANGED_ J ohnny Carver, \Vhereupon Ricky Segall, (DW1hill l age 4 ~~. got up, clicked ofr the 7. IF TEARDROPS WERE TV set and made as grand an PENNIES -Porter Wagoner entrance as one can make & Dolly Parton. (RC A) when he's only 3 feet 3 and fl. DARL ING YOU AL\VAYS weighs in at 40 pounds. C0!'\.1E BACK -Jody Miller, The tyke is the latest ad- (Columbial dit ion to ABC's "Partridge 9. RIDING f.TY THUMB Tll ·<Family" -he actually plays !\I E x 1 co Johnn y the son or the Partridge's Rodriguez. (l\1crcury ) neighbors -and n1akes his 10. JUST \VHAT I HAD IN national debut in the series io.·IND -Faron Young , tonight. (i\·tcrcu ryl llE AND lllS songwriting (\Varn er Bros.\ EASY LISTENING and singing parents, Barbara aitd Rick Segall , were in town to promote the show. Both father and sons had guitars, although Ricky's was the size of a ukclclc. 2. GRA ND FUNK -\\'e·rc I. MY MARIA _ B. \V. An An1erican Band. !C<ioltoll Stevenson. (RCA) 3. ROBERT A FLACK -2. LOVES f\IE LIKE A Killing Me Softly, \Atlanticl ROCK -Paul Si1non, {Colum- 4. STEV IE WONDER -In-bial ner visions. ( Moto\vn l 5. ClilCAGO VI -1Colu1n-3. r~1 CO~IING }IQ~ - bia' Johnn.v f\1ath1s, (Columbia\ 6. CHEECH & CHO:\fG -4. HALF·BREED -Cher, Los Cochinos, (A&1\'I ! 1 -(MCAI 7. DIANA ROSS -Touch 5. SAY HAS ANYBODY Me in the Morning, ti\oloto1vnJ SEEN l\1Y S\V EE1' GYPSY 8. HELEN REDDY -Long ROSE -Dawn . tBell) lfard Climb, (Capitol l 6. IN THE MIDN IGHT 9. \VAR -Deliver the HOUR Cross Country, \\'orld. (United Artists) (Atco\ 10. PINK FLOYD -The 7. DELTA DA\VN -Helen Dark Side of the J\·Ioon. Reddy. (Capitol) All-fen1ale Day for BBC LONDON (UPl l -The British Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) has announced plans to turn one of its radio channels O\'er to v.·omen for an entire day. · ; CBS 6 11:30 -"Jled River." One of the all-MATINEE ~l'NDAY C1:1U TheoTre for !•11nday ~c::eclt:le (Capitol ! 8. ASl-lES TO ASHES-The Fifth Dimension. {Bell l Only one male voice -that of the n1oderator of a panel program -\\'ill be heard on BBC 3. !he highbrow music channel, during the entire 17- hour bro:idcasti.ng day on Sept. 30, the BBC said. time c}assic \vesterns. this.1novie stars John Wayne, ~ l\1ontgomery Clift and John Ireland. ,, COUNTHY SING Lf:S \. YOU'VE NEVE!l BEEN ' TV DAl 'L Y LOG Saturday Evening SEPTEM BER 15 8 Superst1r5 of Rock {j7; l_:!l Ci?) NEW SWON Tht P2rtridit f•mity O Millien $ Mo~ie: (C) (21/ihr) "(en Thuus•nd Bedrooms" (com) ·;1--0ean Martin. l I Do NlWPOlfV BEACH · ENTIANCI TO llDO ISLE 673-83SO - B:!"-T PICTUR E OF Tl-IE YEA.ii. BAC¥. BY PO PULAR REQUEST Q llt'lie: (2h'1 "The £rr1nd loy" ·~=CBS Children's fi lm O"tstNal ("°m) '61--Jerll Lewis. 3 Qt' (JJ 11111 Week tn tht NFL ~Championship Wrestlin1 , ~ (i) lfg) ffi Democratic NI· Ucenario tioa•I Coinmillet Telethon Mo~:e (i) Outer limit\ -·Em I $'w:1•l-I final A1biter (R) A 0 ffi '-cli<1n '73 loo~ ai Supreme Court decision$ t17J (})American Band:;Und for tho past lerm. ~. Bwck Owens Show ~ P1em:er I ···· I I Man Builds, Man Destroys eD F.Wvie: (2hl) 'jtlin i nd Mable" ra1~ f.I,, ~ 1 .. 11,,11' I n.-•• .i IL.i.,,. .. ~ .. Onmi (com) '36 -Clark Gable. .el-lilJllJIUJIC'i~ KAi fllflUIJlll~rlL:lll~ !'"!.._~] · P1nor1m1 l ating 1:10 0 ~ J) NEW SEASON M•A"S"H .../ Voice of Ajriculturt Arthur Holland guesls ~s 1 psychia-'?' -A:::!-I ~:301Hl&h Chipaml trist brought in to observe the ''Harold••• Maude'' C!~~-"·i: .. :? P.1,;. Wilburn Brothers Sllow MASH unit. 7 P.llt. -'1,Yee~.da\'S Nnt Bl!lion Years 0 PREMIERE. The Jimmy Dean l'•·~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~;ii:i~f Ceroni No'lf Show C~arlie McCoy guests. ---- S:OO I Animil Woflll 00 Nrt footbl11 Hlrflli1ht1 r;,,, • .., O @ ffi C!l"• • .,;, '"';''' NOW -AT REGU LAR PRICES • Stymour Presents (I.:) (~l/illr) "Irma l• Douce'' (com) [?:@ (£1 ABC's Wide World '63-Shirley Maclaine, Jack lem- ot Sports mon. Herschel Bernardi. 0 Nashville Musit 9:0:1 £) [29 ® N['.~ SEASON Mary Ty-m Movie: "The Errand Boy" (r.om) lcr M'oore Sl1ow '61-Jerry Lewis. 0 DEMOCRATIC TELETHON I The Persuaders * Andy Williams, Lome Roller Game1 G o· k V D k Nashville Music reene, 1c an y e @ Nfl Game of the Week 5th Dimension & more! Ximh 0 ilJ @ (@) m Oemocratic Na· 5:30 I) NEW SEASON JohnllJ' Minn's t!nnal Comrmnte Telethon Cont'd. Stand U_!__ 1nd Cbt1r 0 Morie: (90) '1he Bliek Cat" @9 (IJ N!WS (h()() '41 -·Hugh Herbert. O Untamed World i El Tnrnillo ~ c.11ntry l"la.:t Pllyho11se New Yorlt "The 40s" Acdon Chicano 9:30 Qt 00 NEW S£ASON Bob New· Speed Racer hart Show W All1td Hikhcotk Presents 1:00 6 0 f8J ®.I News Minority Community 0 All-NEW REE HAW '74 10:00 129 (Jl N£W SEASON C1rol 1 * LAUGH EVEN MORE!!! B1111\~ Show HH H1w 0 ~_} (Jl ®f m Demtcr1lic NI· • Tht Real Oon Steele Show tioft1I Comminte Telttllo" Cont'd. Nicht 61lle11 § "'" C2 (6) €D News Vid1s en Conllido Count C.n1nl l;2 700 Club Festini · • ClliMse V•ritty Hour LatJlt 10:30 The Pe"Pper Rottaers Slrow I(]) Amrriun Horst Show Lou C:ordon Show te1tro llel Sabacle · (i)@) News Thrte ston1es 10:45 Jap1 neu l•nguage Pro111• , Twil!1ht Zon( • UCLA football Prtwie!" CeletJnty Bnwlin1 6 M1nhal Dillon CINEMALANO & SOUTHCOAST #2 WEEK DAYS 7 & 9: 15 SIT-SUN·MON J.15-4135-HO I 9115 NO RESERVED SEATS ORl!GE #2 sllow starts dusk AlSO -"LEGEND OF FRENCHIE KING" ,,301~~ .. ;.-i.... "'"I. ~'/iii@'~·;·· Bobby Gentry Speci;il , Friglll Ni,?ht b' DEBUT It P1ys to Be lporant Movie: "Ci1nt from tht Un-1,.;;_;;:::_;;:::;.:;;_;-1 _______ _._ __ -"-----' 00 Movie· (C) "Sands al the known" (sci·fi) '58-Buddy Baey. Kalahari" (odv) '65--Stuarl Wll1I· GJ Rew. Leroy Jenkins , ·--------------------------man !23 (i) Mow1e: "The Jok1t1" (com) ' !l:f@D111nt1 '7;7-Mithael Cr1l'!ford. Oliver Reed. I 126 Porter W•1oner Show ~ @ Movie: ''Stop f.le Before I I tapvh111 11111" (dra) '6J-Cla11de Dauphin. Littlt Rascals ~ 11 h Wntten l 7:00 PR EMl£R£ Dlhe1 People, Olhtr ll:lS fJ (fi)[j )Ntws I "ace' 11:30 B f11>11lous 52! ~Rrd River" tdra) 0 !2J @(fol m Dtm1K11tic 1'• '4&-John Wayne. Mont8omery CUii. tlonlf-Committte Ttlelhon ~90 Tonlflll Cleavnn Utlle host,. Bowtint lor Dall11s Movie: "flee in the Rain" (dra) • Celebrlty Bowlln1 ' Rory Calhoun. News ()) 5tlr Trtk Dick Van ~t Sha• ®l Movie: CC) ''the Binny Good· 'II\ 129 ([J lawrenu Willi Show man Story" (mus) '56--Stevt Allen, 9. FREEDOM FOR THE STALLION -Hues Corpora- tion. (RCA 1 10 . RliA~">SQO'r-IN BLUE - Deodato. 1CTL ) McQlJl:Efll/ IVlac(;RAW Ttll: (;FJAVllA'f -TOGETHER AGAIN, FOR THE FIRST TIME • NOW-AT BOTH EDWARDS, CINEMAS 1·1tm···~·-N • • • • • •••• • • w • • •• '• ( 1\111 \( f\1 1 K 1t.'»tUll: AT ADAV'.; '-_:','A '-.lf'.>A • 979~1 4 1 RATED PG :1 • " ,· I ENTERTAINMENT As it turn'~~ he could play on only the bass E string, but wh3t do you want? Segovia? Papa Segall, a s t. arr songwriter '"1th Sc reen Gems. which m a k es "Partridge Family," gave a quick brief· ing on how l}is-1nop-halred, brown-eyed offspring got a part on the show. "It was a combination of freak luck and the sho\v's desire to add a new element this season," he said. SEGAU... who with his wife and Ricky got it. The entire ramily moved to Hollywood and began a new Life with \ Screen Gems. End of 'story. Start of interview. with star. THE ONLY problem:"'.what do you ask a 4 1/~·year-old'~t~r·~ Perhaps an easy que~t1on,, like. "Do all those canieras , scare you?'' : "Naw," said Ric,k y.I .munching on a hamburgE!r. "How do you like pe~orm ing?" "Yes, it's fun ." "Is there anything , else you'd rather do?"' "NaW. Maybe be a baseball player." '-- "\Vhy?" "Because ." he insisted. A PROMOTION photo'. put oul by a Holly\vood pub!iclty firn1 showed young Rick~ in boxing gloves. The caJ>tion said he ''promises to detiver a knockout blow to Ai-chi<! Bunker this fall ." It referred to I~ fact ·that CBS' "All in the Family'.' is the Saturday night opponent or the "Partridge Family.''. · "Are you going to knoclt out Archie Bunker?" we asked. "\\1ho?" Ricky asked. ·- \l'as born and raised in the ·----------- Ncw York area, moved to Nashville, Tenn.. ~arly lhio *********** year tn hopes of interesting record companies in the Segall P'ACl,.IC TM&&TlltS · d l Dftev&-IN , songs an ac . SUPER SWAP MEETS· While there, he said. a MAl:IOl ILVll. OIM.aN · Screen Gems official gave Sot. & s ...... 1 A.M.,. 4 '· · . · OIANGI DllVl-tN 11 & #!l them a listen and hked their Sot. a. 5..,... 1 A.M. to•~·~ songs. He also. liked Ricky, a '''' PAt11wo SUJ;IDAf . I f •· b h. Al A••ll•i• St11f .. 111I • natura per ormcr \\'uv Y I ~s omllr ,,.11 & .. ,..1., O.lo. lime had bccon1c part of their singing act. There 1vus ri nev• part open- ing on "Partridge Fnmily" , , . E'fff' cornlffred p11lll119 off • ,,...,. K•m1 Befo,. 'f'•• do, .... "HOLDING" "A:i •lc.•ll••t, horrowln9 doc.•· lnltflt•fY of yo••t A!Mric.0•11 I ab,ood." !(•wl11 fhomcs, L.A. TlniH ""' "OIL SPOIL" ... "EXPRESSION II" COMr LEll ~HnW~ 7:30 & ~:JO Each E'fellllog THE SURF THEATRE l"Kllk Coait tt'wrt crt Sttt St. H•Mi•"9• 1.-ch -5l6·9l96 m MANN THEATRES All fMIAftfS C:OOllD IY ll•tMHIAftON MAJOll STIJOIO PREVIEW TOllllG}!T a1:1t -ll•teo l•I "LE SEX SHCP (X) ll:i, ~'l!L 'J>B11s lfGUlil 'llCIS Ri .. •Ji<ffo • fr•••i~ . ' a!Lemo" S1. S2!-3sM· · ' STIVlMctUlllll e AU MM•• GETAWAY . ~· nus• PAIL •rwMA• JUDGE ROY'IEAN tr•1 a.,cJ! blvd. , s~. of G-"~•~ G<OV9 rieu~·•v ~--5212 _, ....... "4AIRY IN YOUR POCKET !"°l 'lfT1~e1 1 lhitf I!) Mowit: ''the Overlandtrs" (~11) 1------'I l 146--Clllp&-R<'!Jfefly.-------t--;»J ~~-•w__ €!)Cln1m1 l4 ' " l:IBmI] Cry Sorrow, Cry ffi Movlt 11:45 0 Movlt: (C) "High Wind in Ja· malca" (ellv) '6~nthl)fty Quinn. 12:30 Ci) Movie: "Oorlan Cuy" (dra) '71 -Helmul l!eri er, Herbert Lom. 0 MD'l'le ~ "ArMOtell Attack'' (dra) '~3--0&na Andrews, W11t,r Huston. ID Mo'lie: "Cry !ht ltlned Co11n· I by" (dra) '52-Sidney P"oilitr. 1:00 0 Movlt: "l•dy W'rtll 1 limp" (dr1) '50--Ann1 May Wonc. Q) Movie: ·1~e M1flc •low" (dr1) '46-Slewar1 lfranrer. l :ZS E) Mawie: '1he GlorJ ltifade" (dr&) '53-Victor Mature. 2:30 m All-NJ1ht Show: "Thi f1111i" -Siert\., '1'h'1 Stri ilfe Oat" 2:40 II Morie: ''fk1 Molt hople" (sd· fi)'57-.lohn Allf, C)ntl'tii Peltlcl ·fry S.ahrrday's News Quiz • I Ca111 GIOr9t 51911 C"07.• I OIH!d• J•tltlOll p11 Ofl CLASS" "ii. TOUCH (ft~C. vn, • -··~ , • & HOI,) 11 tU !O ,.1trltr1 Nt1I ' .. Scoll J1toby ; o.rn. "ISAXTll!" $1 .00 ) aotn In c:olor! !PGr ( Tim C:an1ldln1 "THE OAA IHO OOSll!AMAN•' W•rrt11 Galt• "OILLINGlll" "BLOODY MAMA" 8o!fl~lfl.C_•_lf_rl IJO ------Mlcll1el SHiii "Sl.AU~HTl•HOUSl•S" "H•rr.O •~-•mt11t" •0111 tn co .. rl (Ill) I PLUS THIS SECOND HIT ~E,·crtrhing Y0u..Alw1yt W1ntcd To know ..\buuc • \ SOlith Coast Plaza I. ll••~~"•T.ll lllt\11'1 St6.771 I w1c MTS 1 • f 115 Mf""*2t1M1U r -.., -'"'' (X)' J!. ' . B . ·I IV• on ···~ CO' I ·pi: hi' di~ 10 r h; Sil to Sil' st lo .... in~ gr1 :vo1 IY< mi I he1 ac ool COi ed COi mi '50 an• 1ru . to .~r :pl• :1°' :tiv :!n~ I :es1 :If< . • ttii ;:"A ·deJ .• ·'.be; . : "''e ,.~ ·' shj . r ·~ I I L :~ '. ' .· '. · •. co ,• " ._, . ·- •' -· ' . ' .. ~; . ' ' ·.· :: . >, '. '. ... " ... .~ .,... ·~ :, ·:· I ' I . I DAIL v PILOT I )Satur$y, Stpttmbtr 15, 1~73 WoUm~n:-Howli~g Sue~ess 'Hawaii Five-4V · I . Show lJ~ggled .hy Logistics .. ... 'Get Naked, Squeeze Radio's Knobs, Feel Vibrations' By. MALCOLM N. CARTER . -NEW YORK (AP) \V-0llman Jack rnomps hls fee t on the floor and slaps his palms on the desk before hlm, · · 'riding the music like a ··'cowboy. Comes ''Rockin' ' 'Pneumonia" vibrating from his studio speaker, Wolfman, disc spinning superstar, rises to the sound and sways rhythnllcally past carousel stacks d. cartridge tapes. The big shaggy head dipping to a heavy beat. Eit?(trified doubling to 37 states from the radio studi o in Manhattan. "All right, everybody, get do\m oo your knees. Get nak- t.>d, and squeeze your radiQ's knobs. Feel the vibrations, hug your radio • . . and boogie," goe., the voice, worth hundreds of thousands ol. dollars a year -$600,IXXJ, by Wolfman's rount. Illa salary al WNBC alone exceeds $100,000 by an undisclOf:l!d swn. He has already earned and lost a fortune, and at 34 , he's trying agaln. strings pulsing through the A HIGH SCHOOL dropout studio. The body throbbing lo named Robert S rp it h , rock music. Turntable twirl· \Volfman 1nigrated SQUth 'and ing. Tape cartridge whirling. began his purplish pat~r 17 . ,'"The next record 's gonna years ago on rhythm.and-blues grease your shoes, baby, 1nake stations. Then he became the .vou slide all over the room." Jekyle and Hyde business \Yolfman grO\\•ls into a m a n a g e r -nighttime disc microphone. jockey of XERF in Mexico. From a studio in \VNBC The megawatt appeal or . •here, the voice drift.s halfway broadcasting without federal across the nation. ft is a restrictions intrigued hin'i. a nd bellow, a grunt, a snort. a he soon moved to a second caress, ~ howling laugh chok-station near Tijuana. There. .. ed by the limits of his vocal he a1nasSt'd his first fortune cords. The dialect is un-bv shilling everything from mistakably black, learned as a \Volfman roach clips -.to hold '50s radio freak'. in Bropklfp .marijuana cigarette ends -to and promoted bJ..to·'a ,.;.While burial ·insurance.' Aod· o~ man's golden gimnilck. \ '· COW"Se, himself. .' '· •• Hi11 '6cam stretched far up LURED , FROM Los Angeles the West Coast aDa deep into. lo tnnnle \V ABC's "Cousin the count ...:..'n.g h · • . DruC1eo;r· 1t1orrow from first ry. ,..-...... 1 .~ ~ reputation on a,....bedtock or : place in audience rating, .. 1 K •-_.~ :1og, Wolfman Jack broadcasts n c uenesque IUWll' t"""'" .... .7, '.live hours a night !lix even-whistles, sirens anQ )low\I. said recently B! three long· haired musician triends smil· ingly fed him lines, the 90llnd enginetr rocked contentedly to the music and white-thatched ei:ecutlvea paused outside lo do a little dance. "I mWlt be penetrating through I ho s e steel walls people put up to try to prott'ct themselves." On a recent e v ening , \Volfman arrived at the studio carrying a kid-leather attache case and wearing nared ~Jue jeans. chin whiskers, an orchid and mauve-print shirt, canvas boat shoes, twQ Indian turquoise rings and a tur· qoise bracelet. He .spread before him piles of rile cards -a Oexible script" gleaned 1 over the years -8 haJf-dozen books o[ Jo.Ye poetry, three packs of clga· rettes and the paid commr r· cials he would later verbally demolish. At his elbow sa t li11chael flO\'fard . a song\vriter and musician \vhosc first albu1n Wolfman u1ill prod u c e . Howard scribbles furiou sly as the program begins al 7 p.m. and virtually never stops until it entis at midnight. "SPENDING ~ evening with him is like getting nush- ed out." HOward said. "You come out drained." For 1)1s part, Wollman takes the offerings and alters them llpOll!aneously while. bellowing or . pur ring into the mlcropllone. records from which he will im- provi.se a show. "(want everyone. I want the blacks, I want the whites. I want ·lh-e yellows. -1 want the gays. I want everyone!" he. in- sists. And asked whether he's getting that wide--ranging au- dience, Wolfman replies: "Oh ENTERTAINMENT By JERRY BVCIC you don1 whip H, ll'U whip 1T WASN'T unt il the !how's you." • seoood year -and Sl.5 mDllon LOS ANGE~ (A.P) Bcsldts Freeman. nob later -that a studlo was built Imagine trying to make a Sweeney Js supttvlsing ~ in Honolulu.. Thirty le> 40 weekly televtsion show for ducer betfl and BUI Finnegan families -the nuc~us of :j which every major pnrform&.r. is the imi, nrOduct} tn Hawaii. product\on crew -bad to be every script, even the slmples~ They are llnked ·bf Telex and moved lo Hawaii. man, yeah. I'm getting more , _________ , prop or costume must be pro-direct-wire telephone. When A one-hour show Ii k e cured here and then shipped "Hawaii Flve-0" went into "Ha"'aii Fivc-0" calls for 25 2,500 miles to lbe filming site. production in 1969 Lhe.re was to 30 speaking roles. "But I And every night the film no studio, no pool of ("()l1ld afford the luxury ot mail than anyone ever got at this station." mE RECORD ends. and \Vollman is on the ai r: "I want you to call and tell me v.·hat love lines are on your mind." In seconds, four but· tons on his telephone· are flashing. "Love is kis sing y o u r boyfriend when you know he has poison ivy," \\1olfman relates from a Q u e e n s listener, then breaks into a sat,in ic chortle and slaps Hofrard's palm. Conceding his f:itigue after an afterooon 's taping and the subsequent live broadcast, he added. "Tired as T am. it's craty to me . . . 11 hours of trying to be creative ... It gets tough . That 's why I have so many people helping." But why does he endure that strain? "Radio 16 me is a very, very, \'cry intimate n1edium. And because it's live , it's im- medi ate." he explains. "I want people to have fun ." Then he dons the earphones again and signals his engineer. "Turn me on ." he says, launching into yel another bit. from that day's shooting has performers to dra\Y on and th e sending only five to six people to be rushed to the airport and altitude of most of th e to HaW'flii. So the rest ol th.: flown to Los Angeles for .pro-islanders was cool. peopl e bad to be local," Free· cessing and viewing. "Our fi rst studio was a man said. That's the case w i l h Worl d \\'ar II storage depot "~fGSt ot lhe Limes we were "Hawaii Five-0." Jt's filmed the other side or Pearl City," "·orking "·ith actors who'd enUrely in Hawall, but the Jo"reeman said. "Those little never Sttn a movie camera production office is here. animals on the islands that before, let a}Onc v.•orked with After four years on CBS the look like chipmw1ks would run a star li ke Jack. L 0 r d . bigges\ problems have been across the sound stage and Sometimes it \\"as overwhein1• ironed out. But with that lqog ._sq_u_ca_· k_·_an_d_ru_i_n_th_e_s_h_o_.,_:_· ___ ins_r_o_r_•_he_m_ ... __ a lifeline something c a n --- always go u•rong. Like the film ending up in Ne'v York or Chicago or llangoon, as has happened . "A PRODUCTION line that Jong is a constant battle," said Leonard Freen1an. the creator and ei:ecutiVc producer. "If . .. "MYRA IRECKINRIDGE" IXI "SOUND OF MUSIC" "I will never reach my peak as long as I'm still on the air," he says later. ';The people \vho fade out arc the people who \vill not accept the newness of thin gs. You don 't ever peak if1fo;::;:::::::::::::::;---;:;:;7,;;;;::;;::--, you 're not tapped out creative-II NOW SHOWIN'i ly." ~HE LUXURIOUS "A Separate P .. co" "SLAUGHTER HOUSES" IRI .... , "J• ~, 'J ' """' CORPOG<>.T •l.lfll "PAPll MOON" IP.I .. M "MAN WNO lOVEO µT DANCUIG" !Peil Bll•Jliillik.I "tt*V2"· NEW ._ "0•• Of Th< ..,, fltm• THEATRE \ Abottt Yowth Evfl' MMe" =' . lei Rffd .,M AMOTlON ~ETIW m.£BILm:S THC TMD.US IDY Of DalGl'ritlt\L NllQ(lN[E. ' ~P'ICIUIU ... _ ~, ...... tt•ltOZ&fdetJ.J HIS flR5l flM !>KE '11().V.0 & µ11: T" _, -,·r-. $140/UM ? : · ' ... "" ••.1. •.: .. Ill!.' • _,.. -.. SIAD/UM ·J .;:: ................ OJ...JJ.o.=.m "Tlit-Horrad b,...hnfllf" IRI "LIVE AND LET DIE" ...... "TH E• MECHANIC" lf'GI "PAPER MOON" IPGI ... "HAROLD & MAUDI" "HAllllllY IN YOUlll POCKlil" !POI .... "l'VElllYTHING YOU EVI!• WANTEO JO KNOW ABOUT SIX" (Ill} :inis a week. Perhaps because o~ till 0pr&-6!rarruning, perhaps beci'useof : : He brought with h i m his fin~cial succesi, says ·established prominence on the Wolfman. the ,.,lexican govem-;~st Coast, a reaturcd-rolc in1 ment yanked his lease on the -'.·ttle boz Office-jammin~ fihn station and C-OSI him his >''American Grafflfi." his in-fortune . •1t'm just a machine," be .. ~SI.In said. "They wind me up, and I SISTer MOOll" 11----------------------- deliver the merchandise ... I "DILLINGER" ·dependenlly syndiCatcd sho\v Tt was then he moved to ,.·'.beard on 1,453 :;tations and a KDAY in Los Angeles. already : · : Y.'eekJy ap~ance on NBC-a personality ,vho would brin~ · 'fV's "Midnight Special" ro.ck the likes of Johnn.v Rivers and :' shpw. John · Lennon to his home in don't like to think. They keep & ~~-~ l·A.I feed ing me words until the in· "DOLLARS" IRJ · PN'ViVJSO.." ~--··'-''-·' tro comes." 1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;~======~~-~'~JI What if the \vord s run out? "Then I do my own creating." Mostly he sits before the "A mosterP 0 l11ce, iovagety funny, It is 1otlre wi1h o point of view, Now his ent.endres are Beverly Hills. desk, his beer belly pushing over his belt. his vqice welling from a 42-inch chest. But ·sometimes he stands, rro"'fl· ing at the stack of tapes and (People /Quotes) rl\akes Sunday HERE AGAIN. \Volfman wedges into sL't days his six )&how& a si.x-~r marathon taplqg ~ voite ,.only for his s~ phiram and a weekly ~~la;!! night to Los A(lieJes' '"'°' .. ~Af id night • Si)eriaV.' ~ Fllt19AY in tt-k l1J.jjijijll1ll .Al'RMICOVICH ~ ., ~s "' : '-lllhwn : Killy -· -Al~ l BarntJ . '-llllltlll<OO IPGI ••• · · ~·~'i:;uu-::a H.r· 1 I PM. 1'1".M, ·• . c:.t. set. a '""· w .... u..,. . .. " ,_ .. .. . . . .. ~: . " .. . : . ,• . . . : .. :. . . . '. . Also Woody Allen's : "Everythlnt You Always Wonted T• Know Altout Sex. •• " "I can iusl look around . and jJ kno"' I'm doing right ," he '~ •.• easily the best ••t9Vie so far this vear:'' -Stel)h"" F1•b<t• 6 • NEWYOAKTIMES.-r, RYAN O'NEAL' I W--.youin'lii!? ~~ . . ' EXCLUSIVE ORlllGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT ' Exclu1lv1 AREA Showing EOWARllS Cl NEf,,A VIC::JO , ... I• '• 0 0 0 ' ... 'I . ' .. : and it maket for fuuh, "turprising relevant entertoinm•nt. AJ011 : Price ho1 con1ribu111d brilliont music lntefiude1. lind1oy And•r· . . ,. •••. :• son's direction is o mojestic ochiever{lent. The most slgnificoritly • CQAIT lfWT. At •M:AATllU• tLYD. • • · k t I h I I I . I " .._., BMtll ,.. tM-Gltll 1mponont motion p vre avt !een n o ong, ong t me. -••• ~H<l.lhw'f-"Doof1rrl(-. " '0 Lucky Mani' has a cta1tlen power of in"Vention and surprise." ' -Chatle;0>omp11~. Lo•Angtl-~ • EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGIMENT • M~Cdtw. Mt DMe'.\ L~s"j Aw>..,.,.,, (5> L.uc.x.y MAN f ' W-.. M ,...,.. ., /VtN 'PllllLa • Ralph Richardson · Rachel Aober1s ·Arthur Lowe ·Helen ti,.!1rren ·Dandy Nichols · Mona Washbourne ~flf Md1ael Medwin .vi:1 UndsayAndersorl-~~ David Sherwin•Olectedo,UndsayAnderSOfl A!-.~moriJl/Si1h1 P:oduc;,ors Film• Original Soond!rac\< on WamerBros.Recon:ls, c1'RJ-.. .=;:'.--! __ .,.,..,,..__w1 C1•-C• ·-~ -"'-..,. *ALSO This 2nd HIT ST AIRING :::~, ::::1l:uNo in "STllLYllD BLUES" * "JESUS CHRISf SUPERSTAR" Pluo Roben Mite in "THE FRIEND OF EDDIE COY E" ·R· I .. I IMLll IOUT!!J Of 1#1 ... _,..,. ·NOW SHOWINI • l .. DiiY'oF·" !!~~I S D HIT l And now the 111 ov ie ... " ... perhaps then1ost rern arkable filn1 to emerge since Cecil B.DeMille founded Holly\vood./-vERNON sco rT, UPI Uni~rsal Pictures • ..i Roben St~ld ........ A NORMAN JEWISQl'IJ film • ,."JESUS CHRISf .Sl)pERSfAR" -·· TED NEllEY·CARLAi"DER5CX'I · Y\VNNE EWMAN ~DENNEN ·§<...,....-~ Brog.-rbmanh·i.m , .... •MWlll • UTIDG • : ••• HaAT" •• ••••• 1148•3102 I ••00;: HAlfll•cut AT At>AM •• cot.r• Mtl• M ............. I .. ll IO OI .._. MGO fSl ALSO e THIS HIT e ALSO BURT REYNOLDS RAQUR wncH IN ''FUZ '' .p This Week I 'GEORGE C, SCOTr FAYE DUNAWAY JOHNMIU.S JACK PALANCE (PGJ--t--- 111\~ HOMA ~; "'GRUOE " Also Omor Sharif and Oy_on Cormortin "THE BURGLERS"· #1 '#2 lo . "lift ewd Tl••• tf JllllttR•r lttn" • PG · ' • ' \ f \ lB DAILY PILOT S~turday, Stpl,mbtr 15, 1973 . . '¥9u don't stay No 1 in Orange County . Lincc?l!'l·Mercury sales for eight con· secutive years unle.ss you sta°}~'No 1 in c~stomer . savings and service. It will payyoutocheckourvolumeclearance 'discounts before you buy anywhere! Ov.er 200 New '73's 'to choose from. . . , . EVERY NEW 197~. " '. EXECUTIVE" CAR CLEARANCE MERCURY, MONTEGO AN:D.· Tremen~ous selection of styles COUGAR NOW SLASHED TO & colors. These low mileage autos · i · 1970 MERC Marq, 4 Dr. V-8, auto. trans., fadoryai(con(f.., tioniog, pawer sieering, power !disc) brakes, radio, healer. whilewall tires. tinted glass, Wheel covers. ;t.821AUl '71 OLDS TORO 1·688 ' • ' ov·1a ACTUAL ' FACTORY INVOICE 1971 M'ERC Mllrq. Bro. -4' Dr. ~~~i~i~~i~~~~~e~~;~;:ri~. $· 3 '18'8 pewer (disc) brakes, radio, . _' -. heater, wtiiteWal! tires, t inted' , ' .: : · '. glass, wheel covers, #Jl7CTt-{ , ~:·· ·' ' . . . ' ' . 1970 MARK Ill · · ·:;:,;:i:;..':·~~,~·~::,,~'. $42 8 8 . ~~~!i~:~~la~;:;::~:~~~~ $40 8 8. wi ndows, .pow , · , heater, Whit iltJ firl'S, Vinyl ' ' . roof, tinted gl ss, whtel covers,.i9L1 tJ 1968 LINC 2 Dr. H. T. (DEALER COST INCLUDES FREIGHT, PREPARATION AND FACfORY HOLDBACK5} power {disc) brakes, power windows, power seat~. radio. .heater. whitewall tires, vinyl roof, linled glass. wheel covers, .~764BR r: 1967 LI C 4 DR auto. lrans., factory air conditioning, power !,1eering, power {disc) brakes, Power windows. power .~ea!s, radio. heil· $J088 !er, whitewall tires, • , _ • '-.., . ::..vinyf roof,..t1nted 1as1,•usPai« • . 1971 PONT. BONN 2 DR V-8. auto. 1rans .• faclory <air condilioning, power steering, $2 5 8 8 power (discl brakes, power windows. power seats, radio. "'""· wh;1'w.ll i;c,., vf0>[ . roof, tinted glass, K652CPM 1970 BUICK RIV ~ V-B, auto. lrans., factory ciir col'lditioning-, power steering. $3 0 8 8 pQWer {disc) brakes, ~r windows, radio, healer,· - whfl""'" 1;,.;, v•oyr roof, · · · . tinfed' 'gta"si. wheel covers, "ZDX872 line car for the sports minded driver!! y.&, auto. trans., factory .air $] l conditioning, power steenng, power (disc) brakes, power windows, power seats, radio, · heater, whitewall tires, vinyl roo1, tinled glass. wheel covers.-,,VZZJ97 1973 CHRYSLER N.Y. 4 DR V-8, auto. trans., factory <iir conditioning, power o;teerifl9, power (disc) brakes, PoWf!( windQws, oower seats. radio, hea· ter, whitewall ti~es, vinyl -roof, tinted glass,#86~HQ 1969 LINC 2 '(>r.H.T. 88 V-8, av!o , trans .. f.Ctory air conditioning, power ~ring, $] power. (disc) brakes, power . \'1indows, poWer seats, heater, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinletl glass. wheel cover~.,1'81iiCPH-788 1971 COUGAR V-S, <iuto, trans .. factory Clir $2 3 8 8 <0odflfoofog, pow" """'"'• • . _ . , • power {disc) brakes, radio, healer, whitewall tires, viny l roof, tinted glass, wheel covers, i#SJ28SX 1971 LINC 2 Dr. v.a, factory air col'\difioning, $44 8 8 oower seteering, power (disc I_ brakes, power windows, power "'''• ,.,;,, ""'"· wh;l,w•ll , tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass, wheel cove<s, .;'5J6CPG NO BETTER FINANCING ANYWHERE BRAND NEW '73 ..• CAPRI "Th' Sexy ont .from Eur0pe" lOOO ·<c •nglne, 4:.S,;e.cl ;fnlns., po"'WM' clisc ' . brbk.es, fully factory ,quJ.,+ea. ~ry"to~.thi1 price. · · • · ~ ~ ' - I TRULY UNIQUE LUXURY CAR SAVINGS! ALMOST 60 NEW 1973 ' CONTINENTALS AND OYER · 100;.tO · tMOOSEFROM NO HOLDBA~KS,'-NO EXCEPTIONS. 'PICK OUT YOURS;TODAY WHllE SELECTIONS ARE FULL!' MARK IV's MUST GO BEFORE '74 MODELS '· ARRIVE! ' ' .. ' ; t j ., • ·i\,. COMPANY CAR SAVINGS!· 1973 LINC. CONTINENTAL FOUR DOOR SED. WITH LESS THAN 2000 ACTUAL MILES ' ... . . . ... . . ACT TODAY FOR SUPER SAVINGS · · · · . . . · I ON EVERY EXEC., STAFF, AND ~7099 Alrcorn1 .• •uto.1,.ns .. powers1eedng.w;,,..:,,., DEMO CAR IN SERVICE! " . • . -b<akes ...... antenna, trunk lock ''"'·· ...... ALL LOW Ml, NEVER 11EGISTEREDf ' ' ~~~:~~11,1~:_; ~:~· .,:;:·i:,. ~~<. :0~~ I LEASING? ORDER YO:Q·R " .1974 TODAY!. ' .. ELIMINATE THE MIDDLE MA~ FO~ GREATEST SAVINGS, EARLIEST DELIVERY WE LEASE ALL ·POPULAR MAKES AND ~ODIL,$~ .. . . . ' . \ ' ' , I I I I " l ' I I ' ' I i / • ' Ntf.Vi( '73 lmp "ea Ssiort C:ou e! va,,· o~·r 1t•erin9 •nd br•kes , auto. trans .. vinyl roo , W.hi~es, radio, etc. • O!!!i ly ' New '73 No. 192901 /2667 e ,,,.., ,. -Auto. lr•n1., t•.:lio, whil•1, tint•d 91•11, 11nd•r1••I, '''· Ollll ly ,,. .. "' .. VS, auto. trans., power ~tearing a nd brakes, a ir cond., console, sport mirrors, rally sport, decor group, etc. S•O"!O•O Popular! " , '[ - "' (:: .-... '} • .. $.25 .15 No. 421147/2536 For 1972 Model with •ir eond .. •ulo. tran1., vinyl lop, pwr. ~l11rin9 •nd brtk11, whit1s, tie. No. 337ETY. •••••d•G o ~~!'2'<; ·-. :: .. . "' . e The 51111 Manager speaks to • • • • •' . MR. CAR BUYER: . \' You're in the best spot ever! You _know,,#i:e · 1 '74s are '89"~;~q'i{i~-;?3s ar~~g T''; cleared ~,~~asf\if;sa.vi.n9s,.;litu ~~~t!.~ · ,-., ' that there 1s l1tif8~han9e 1n c"ars from~• ear I~~'-J to the next '~"~· / . . ,_, u • . ,. . ,. ·'9'1 i ,. r ~,.,"I .,.. Disposal of:entire.1·973 inventory of new Che 'fi¥s and executive cars now in full swing c:i:t HOWARD C:~e•1rolet! ' '/ .. ' Air cond., ¥8, a uto. trans., power steering and brcikes, radio, Whites, tinted glass, etc. No, 450749/238 4. -.... ,. • ... I ·~. ... ,.,.!',.,. ....... -·· ,. ' .. Air cond., V8, euto. trans., power steerin9" end brakes, redio, wh ites, tinted gless, etc . ' •• . ' . . '·.~ l~o. l<t<tfilt61 2fi 1 0 • • • • • • • • • With that knowledge you should · .'riow . \ "fj7."~ .... on a new '73 Chevy while selection is sti ';~i . Econ9111icC!ll, Four•Spe~d "St ick Trcsnsmlssion" I f New '73 Chevy Van . ... . ,.. ' . (Mcii~C!IJ) Hard-Ve-Find Moc!!els! ' , •• Hoivard R. Lttcas New Car and Truck Sales Manager , N!EW 73s! .; " " Ea ch with 350 CID VS en g i he, power steering and brekes, instrumentation, radi-o, heater/defr~e r , mirrors, BU lights, door edge special guards, "Surfer Sin Bin" ' ' ~VS, auto. trans., rad•o, power steertng". aux. seat, ti1·1<1d • • •• •••Oe0990 <ii •(}IJ,~t<{I., New '7"i "' •,.." _,. ••"'\ ; I J " --~-.. ' O n~v 1$ . . ' ........ , • I '· '71 Pi 11~0 U _,_.r ............ -: r.w,.•-,..,. ... '.j ' ... ·~ .... Four·1 p•ed trans., radio, he1 t er/defroster, Prem. tires, etc. 17,800 miles! No. 880DFE. -. Only NEW '73 IMPAtA SPORT SEDAN! Loaded With Extras! $ '71 . . . h FEDERA.L PRICE LABEL Ne , 121475/208<t ' .. • -1 I ong ox, 3:-spee rtn1., r1C:Jro;--ntil;;tr•.•·r.:--:.:.:-~ Good mil•s 1nd cl111nl No,12j4573H. l~gune Hardtop Coupe No. <t21532 /1704 . , .. l ·~. • • • ' Federal Price Label ior ~ . , . ' . '•' New '73 Caprice CICissii C"upi!! Loaded With Extras! Aulo. tren1., 1ix cyl1 ., power 1teerin9, etc, Cl11n! Cle•n! low mil11. No. SMG 581. Auto."'"'" power 1l1erin9, 1!• cond., 1tc. Ellc'1l1 nt! $<t00 b1low 1v1r1ge re· t1ill No. ZWK 968 . s;1rr1 Pkg"., eir cond., a uto. tr1n1., pwr. steering ind b<eke1, etc. Sh1rp. No . 15617K • " \ I, • ' . _, , • t . • - • .. ( Chevelle Melibu Coupe No. <t<t6386 /2262 ' No. l !ISfi,2474 Exceptionally clean used Slide-in Camper and '68 Chevy Pickup Truck! lie. No. FB ElOB NOW . . ,, T~n paisen119r, aujo. tra~1., power st1111rin9 and brak9s, 111r co~d., b1991ge rack, etc. Only 27,000 miles. No.-7b8FWA. , J~'--' ,- "·: ·,1, '·. t .. , • · gla~s, m;rrors. gauge~. appearance opticns, "the wc-r~"" I otc. No I Sb384 2J8~ Only $4795 -. i (" • •• ' - ~ither f Qf .St~t~o",7.---wa.gon!., ~:: ,.. l972.1Pl .. J.~ S(j)UIRE! ·. W;fh Aiuto. tren1., r1dio, healer, d1fr o1tef, 1lc. · No.' 907EOA . 1972 vw. ' .. OR FOUR·ELEVE~~ \ With auto. tr1n1., •ir cend., !ug9191 rec•, 1tc. No. I BfiGHB BOTH IMMACULATE! I <tO 1ngin1, fou .. 1peed iran1., wkite well1, red;o, 11ncler1ea l, tinted 9!•11, 1-ieiler e11d de- fro1 ter, filfer1 mirrors, ete. No. 454 122 ·2se1 ' ' ·-.. , ' ~.--.:-~ -· .. ' ... .. 0 " • ~ I ~- ' ')' .1.1 ~!JI: \• I l J:-... " rcrr ....... ~ . • - :-'J ' ., ·~ ' .; • , . .:fjl OPEN SUNDAY . .. ~ 1 .. l Bou!Mhls Mac Arthur: and Jamboree ' ' ' · 'Enter from . Mac Artlnr Phone 833-0555 1 . ' Servke, '"'"· kdy •ltd ''''" h,n. fr•• 7:JO •·"'· w ..... ,. I , %9 OAIL Y PILOT AMILIR As "'°"""' OttS'Tl.l'~ --./ SMAl.L AUllCRlllFT, WITH ......... -L~TS 5-™-V ....,_ AIR ,_ TUMBLEWEEDS YOU!\ f'eT F!IOG'S MISSING, EH? PIN LOOKIN' HIN!: J.J)W ... KNOT P. SI NG-LE: ctOO. • •·If"" ·'· : . ' MUTT AND JEFF FIGMENTS .. SAY WHEf.4 ! NANCY ./ : .. ' i OH, I HE'Afl iHE CHIEF HA~ FF«J<;r L!OGS FOR DINNER LAS f N IGH~ ?. ' ,,,.,. I THAT 8 URN5 MEUP ·~· """'"' ~,-.,.n~ -•-•·•·••" .. .. by Doug Wildey by Tom K. Ryan NEV!'R ~!O~D LJ'/ HI.~ by Al Smith by Dale Hale by Ernie Bushmiller SHE ALWAYS SCOLDS ME WHEN I DO THINGS LIKE THAT, B UT IF A KID DOES-.THEM ON TV SHE THINKS IT'S FUNNY TODAY'S CBDSSWDID PUZZLE ACROSS 50 $pl•YIOI loQUid I Dlslort.s $2 lc• l\odl.et 6 T•Mfinv c.-.ler .stat111ic.s 10 !(~loops ,,. ._,_ tf()!,11, e g, Metho.sef<Wl · 1~ Pre•er>t 57 Gr1!u1ty 15 Cor.tarltly sa Feeling of 0111 16 Dlvt"I tolO 60 NFL leam 17 Pio-c>n t'i3 Torrenl•ll lhcllle<I downoour 2 11!1 Radio Parls "'°'els 20 a1 ... e 65 Concise 21 Stt•e ol ~·~ wrl1<"0 £6 faoled gtan1 ~i Odlicult 67 l o bo ~•IW'tn ,,._ 68 "-C!rtS~-- lnlorm•I Mir• 23 £..i-' M For '''' lf'lllt 2$ 8 I01og1e11I 70 Venl!on -·--" '11 Homt or trM 7 1 S1rong PO"'! ..... 3'.I F-~ DOWN 3 1 Frt9ftd; Frerdl 32 Record ol • 1 City or Tex• ... 2 Engl••ll v1lley 3' Cfl!X>S..S J Going b•ck ,. ... ~ • An'lfl9ed .CO Hell1!'19 belor~ Y-11 5 TllO•O!Jgt'll..-H •2 MallciCMJS """ "~ 43 Wra!fl 6 Sl'IOO k"9f'"S •5 Cef"l•in 11vck1. 7 Sti tt 1"10!'mll 8 Sll•cone. 'or •1 Stne!01~r OM loll Chrlali#I 9 MNt d•thll~ ltet1vlll: Svllx 10 Obt'!lly 11 l lter111y llyl1 12 MIPI•-•w. 1J U1genc1 """"' do-•rO 21 ......... 2• Cock1too 26 Deride 21 _H.n;WW ' ... 28 Porl..-.1 29 N1rl'QW p1uages 33 S11;r111 35 R11lroed emolciye I •Ords J 36 ~odern11t fl&1n!l r J7 P11m 111i1de• ,. _,,li.51 •1 Mll!Ol'I - ,t,c1or •• Grth"Q 46 Low in 1Ptr•1S •9 LOOll.ed Intensely 5 1 Maruw mo11usi. 52 Musacl'lllMll• commui!ty " Long penod of •1111981 s• Sll•P 1lrui:l11•11s !15 Oecrar• ~Iii Put Or> IN! payroll i; 1 Sod1 !ouri11"' crell•on i;:i Gr1! '°" - hi. former GI 65 UK defense for ce. -'bbr. JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH .DICK TRACY I M UST TELL VOU """" "RIGMTS~ DOOLEY'S WORLD SALLY BANANAS RUNOOT FoR a l 01\J e:. oNe. LaMdf?. J by Roger Bradfield BUll'T" BACAARAC'U MUST MAVC 11.'NfUJ.'f LCNtJ 1.,(:6 ! By Charles Barsotti DUM B OLD l af'1a~. ~ ~ l•l'l .... ~ -... 1 ... ~ ..... , _ ... , ------' ~' '------------------'"-'---"=--' GORDO 11it CEFl/IJtTELY 1HE. ONLY ONS ON 11-115 P!-A}JET .. •• MOON MULLINS Phooel{! WHAT k 1ND OF COFFE'E IS THAT? •• ANIMAL CRACKERS rr 's A BLEND @ .~ '. -~;· ;; .. ,. . ·.: .~ by Harold Lt; Doux ) . YSS ..• BUT l"E ISN'T 11'-1 1-<\S APARTMENT.' A FFU!:ND · PICKCD J.llM. UP JU5T A FEW M iNUTES AGO! ,I -r bY, Mell . DAY BEFORE YESTERDA Y 1s 1 YESTERDP,Y's> ,AND TOD,AY1S <1 " -11( 11//!i /,'i!i \.1[ / __./ A-80MPITC( a.MPIT!J Bl)MPIT!J SUMP/ ! .. by Gus Arriola by Ferd Johnson --Eiy Roger Bollen I OJ.l'T vu.IT (.)IJllL 11M TOO OLD FOl'1 r141 5 ! ~ ((< w ~ - THE GIRLS . "·"* ,,. • I f ltt~1"! ~G i:-,e 'A /·l'f.? q ·15 "I c:a n tell you where the summer'!li gone -thaf1 whe re lhe summer's !(One." DENNIS THE MENACE • . . :{ • • f ~ \' ;ti. s • llfHRv. MUD lQJ PllT 111& OtSIES JN lHE ... .' 'ALICE, LET ME WHMR. l ~ING IN '10011 EAA.~.' • • •. S1turda7, Sfpt.tmbff 15, 1973 DAIL y PILOT II Announcf:mc.'nb • • • • • • ~ -524 . ~ Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast ' •. lll ·149 ........................ "50 ·990 l oot. & Marine-fqutpment WO -9t4 r,,.,po,,.nent . • • • • • •• 100 • 799 DAILY PILOT CLASSl-FIED ADS ' l'lncwds.. • ••• , , . • • SlS ·).419 ,.., and Si.pplitt • • • • ·' • ~ • '" a.al bto .. ~ • • • , ISO • J99 Financial • • • • • • , • , 200 . 199 Housn for ~ • • • • • • 100 • l'lA Lost & Found . • • • , , , 550 • 57• Mc:rchandiwi, .•...• , 800 . 149' You Can Sell It , Find It., Trade It With a Want Ao [642-5678] One Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval a..tol • • • • • • ~ • . . • 300 • 499 Sthooh and lnllrvc'*' • • . s1s -m Service• ond lllpcM, ••• 600• 699 lramflO!tcrllon. • • • , • • • 91S • 949 I~( ........... . I~ l -··~·.. I~ [ _,,,... J~[ -.. , .... ----------~-~-~-~ ..... ".'::===== ERRORS. Ad;;rtb.r;-,J;u1d checkth.1r ( ]~ [ Ji-1 f a.di d•ily & report e rrors lmmedlately. The l, Houaes lor S11e 11!' Hou1111IOfSlle ~ HoulelforU. DAI LY Pl LOT usumes li1 blll ty f<w tho first ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~· ~i;;;~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;i · incorrect insertion only. I uenaral General General -----=---------I -.. ...... · 1 1 ~1 l -.. , ..... General General oflnJa, !J!J£ PRES TI GE WATER FRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Linda Isle Waterfront Custom 4-bdrm., 4lh bath home on lagoon. Fullr. equipped island kitchen,, waterfront family room, billlard room ...... $245,000 Linda Isle Waterfron t ~vely 4 bdrm., 4lh ba. home with SYfim~ rn~g pool, pier & slip, panoramic view of J'!la ~n channel. Lge. family rm. w/space for billiards & family dining. Waterfront formal dining & living rm. $275,000. Linda Isle Waterfront Custom 4 bdrm., 5 bath home with \'iew of !11ain channel. SofL colors, rich woOd paq.el.' 1ng & 3 frplcit, give a \varm intimate feel~ ing. \Vaterfront mstr. suite has dbl. bath, ~itting. area, vie w decks, swiming pool with JaCUZZ I .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. $295,000. For Complete lntorrtlation On All Homes & Lot1, Please Call: • BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 B1yoide Dr., Suite I, N.B. 67~161 Gonor,ef General 4 Ui'lijlCJUI: tiCJMI: IN NEWPORT. RIVIERA -Condominium with vaulted ceiling, top location, 3 bed· rooms, family room and pool privileges. Excellent buy at ~.500. A listing of Janet Lehman. UNIQUE HOMES Realtors, 645-65111 1649 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach General General SHOWS LIKE A MODEL Hurry before it's gone! 2 BR., den, custom patio & landscaping; arbor. floodli ghts & sprinklers. 1947 PT. CARDIFF, Harbor View Homes. OPEN SUN. 2-5. $65,950. Russ Flynn. BLUFFS-FIRST TIME OPEN Let me show you this charming couple home, professionally decorated. Don't 'voit! See today! 426 VISTA SUERTE, OPEN SUN. 1·5. $55,927. Muriel Barr. SPACE FOR REAL LIVING If you need· a good 8 room, 2ic. balh Broad· moor I home, drop Jn at 2722 WINDOVER (Off Goldenrod) CdM, SUN. 1·5. $97,500. Mary Lou Mar16n. • EASTBLUFF Sharp Lu sk 3 bdrm., ideal park loc. We recommend this highly! Come by SUN. 1-5 . & see for yourself. 2626 BASSWOOD. $69,000. Jim Mull er . BACK BAY VIEW 3,900 Stf.i't, in this fun family home featnr- ing sepa rate master suite & living rm. & , den-dining rm., 4 BR. & 4 baths. $125,000. . WATERFRONT BARGAIN Bayfront 5 BR., pier & float ; 2 R-2 lots. Spec. financing. Write your terms-seller wants offer or trade. Choice opportunity. $317,000. Paul Quick. OCEAN F,RONT-VIEW CONDOMINIUM On a priVilte Laguna beach; with terinis. 2 •pools, beautiful grounds; 2 bdrms., 2 ba ths; Jots of parking. Spotless condition. Hurry! $58,950. . BEST BUY IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS 4 BR., pretty home, courtyard entrance! Large poolsize oorner lot for family ffin. 3 Car garage. Close to best schools. 1 Gall Har· riett Davies. $89,500. 1'"' , SPECTIICUJ:AR-a<IYPRON'I'" • -- Million dollar view . Original Balboan on -60' sandy beach & dock; lots or BR's & maid's qtrs. i off-Street parking. Use now- bull4 Inter. '225,000. . SPECTACULAR OC EAN VI EW 4--Plex, high on a hill In Dena Point. Still an infant at 112 years. Call Dean Kring. ,105,000 --Collltril.B ... ~ 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR,. N.B. I H yot(re i:Ung a ~~~- H alf gone in half a year and the rest will not ]ast long. Hurry to see this distincti"'.e Newport Beach development of condominium homes, built·in clusters around handsome courtyards. · Eight superb mcx:lels, each a masterpiece of luxur!,4 comfort, convenience and quality construction. Sundecks, fireplace, wet-bar,. :-. elegant Master Suite, Sun-LiteQ kitchen, private enclosed double garage. Recreational facilities include heated swimming pool. lighted tennis courts, sauna, therapy pool. All exterior building and grounds maintenance proviCled. Satisfy your curiosity-see Newport Crest today! Two, Three. and f oLU' Bedroom Condomlldbbi Homes from $62 995 ~..'?..low. . ~ Financing Available at 7lJ4 °/o * t rom Pacific Coast Highwa1 zinc! Superior Avenue (8albo<1 Blv(I.), drive up Superior lo 'f1conderoga, and directly to Newport Crest Information Center. Telephone: (714) 645·6141 Sales Ollic.e open daily JO 4.rn.10 sunset * Typicnl c0nvt•nllonul l'inancing oC 30 year loan: Cash JJl'icl' of Plan 1 ~995J dov.·n payment $12,695: .160 n1onthly payn1£>nts or s.361.00 (prin· ci1ia l & interest) at si,;•;, ANNUAL PERCENT- AGE RATE. ~ cnte i. • pniilet .. PKlflcM.C.. lno;. @ --~H.Gn.i:C..pcw1t1Go&,~C-actG& -....:=· ,,,..,.._,....,._..._....i. ..... ___ .,, .... i.,.,...,."""..31oo_-4- .....-......_... ...... _ .......... ___ W~T ........... ~ ....... rc.c.1r1... ,,_ ... ,,. .. ____ .......... ,i-___ ~-- Gt!neral LIDO 'valerfront. 3 Bdrm. & lge. family rm., or 5 bdrms., with 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec~ tacular view! \Vaterfront living rm. wilh step-down wet bar. Pie~ & float. $275,000. * * * * LOVELY custom 5 bdrm., 3 ba., Lido Nord. on spacious 40 fl.' lot. Pier & ·slip. Adjacent lot also avail. !or sale. $295,000 BILL· GRU~DY, ·REALTOR 341 Bayside Dr., Suite I, N.B. 67~161 General ROMANTIC COURTYARD * 4-PLEX * General 12 APARTMENTS r.Iany al1crnalivcs lo Unan· cini:i: <ind 01111crship, • ~lay !rade do1\'n for smalle r units • f.fa,y Trad<' tor Land suilable for 3 to 5 units. • f\,1ay carry 2nd Trust Deed. All units furnished. Good Rent Schedul.e. llcllled and IUtered .. pool. Call anytime. COLWELL . 6'&--0.;55 ****** * TAYLOR CO. * BE THE "COUNT" OF OLD CORONA • Regal appointments in 2 BR., 2 ba . mini cas- tle. Private Spanish courtyard, marble fire- place in lg. master suite, library, massive \Vel bar in entertainment center. J aCUzzi tub. An d surprise! It's a duplex w/2 BR., 1 ba. unit to help with the tab .............. $149,500. 608 MARGUERITE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB' A beautiful approach to a beautiful Palos Verdes stone & Stucco 4 BR. home on cul-de· sac st. in a choice location. View of area & goll course. Purchase price includes decora- tor perfect furniture & furni shings thruout. Brand new & most tastefully furnished. Won 't last! Complete for ........ $1591500. I CHERRY HILLS LN. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5:30 SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW -$119,500 Breathtaking! One-story residence on Spy- glass Hill. Consists of 4 generous size bed· rooms, family rm, formal dining rm. & 2Vz baths. Lovely carpeting, tile roof & a.cat garage. Fabulous area of all ne'v homes. 15 POINT SUR DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 :30 WATERFRONT RESIDENCE -$140,000 Includes the land! View of channel, ocean -& sunsets. 4 Bdrms., formal DR., large. living rm. with fireplace & lge. wet bar. Sj>acious master BR. suite. Great patio on water side, private boat dock. Ample priv. pkng. 6 BALBOA COVES ' OPEN SUN. 1·5:30 I LINDA ISLE -$265,000 Waterfront! One of the most charming & friendly homes on the island. 5 Bdrms., FR.1 formal DR. & W. baths. Like NEW. Beauti· ful kitchen, great storage, wet bar. Fine loca· tion on lagoon. Pier & slip. 58 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 ASSUME 6¥• % LOANI TURTLEROCK Near\Jlew, most popular model ~ome. Large master suite. Beaut. panelled family room, choice decor, lovely patios, feature this 4 BR., 21h ba. home. New on market. Won't last, With great financing & value. $57,000. " BAY AND OCEAN VIEWI $189,500 Delightful cov. terrace w/great panoramic view. Beautiful sunsets 'frorp this spacious 4 bdrm. home in Irvine Terrace. FR/dining & den, Ige. pool & 412 baths. 3-Car garage. Approx. 4200 sq. It. QI living area. HIGH ON A HILL! $125,000 Brand new! Spacious & beautiful. See this lovely 4 BR. home in Spyglass today! Lge. FR. formal DR. & huge rumpus rm. Circular stair· way, 3-car gar. La nd incl. Comer site. Stone trim & fully landscp. 7 TWIN L~CIR SAT/SUN 1·5:30 DOVER SHORES -$225,000 Fabulous 5 bedrm. home on Galaxy Drive & includes the land! Lge. fam. rm., formal DR., 4lh baths & 3-car garage. Fully air-cond. Miniature pool w/jacuzzi off mstr. bath. 1337 GALAXY DR. SAT/SUN 1·5:30 PROBATE SALE -$69,500 Custom Baycrest 3 BR., 2.lh ba. luxury home with 2 bonus rooms in sep. bldg. B/I range/ oven, d'washer, refrig./freerer. Call now. Office Open Saturday & Sunday ''Our 'Z8th Year'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtars 2111 San Joaquin Hiii• Road ''Overlooking Bia Canyon Country Club'' NEWPORT CENTEf!, N.B. 644-4910 General General BIGGEST BLUFFS 2500 SQUARE FEET 4 BR., FAMILY KITCHEN, BONUS ROOM !COULD BE 6. BEDROOMS> Choice end unit, greenbelt frontage, fami~ ly home in family area. Smartly decorated, barely used -spotless! Listed to sell at $n,OOO. ,(No comparabies at this pri~ or size.) - OPEN TODAY 1-5 435 VISTA TRUCHA EASTBLUFF REALTY 644-1133 2414 Vista Del Ora, Newport Beach Genera l General '1 BR. 21,~ be.. O\VllCr's Apt. .. wJ.f1>lr 1,6.'iO~Mq--U.,--W;r .yd, I pulki ! 11\rce 2-lxlt·tn. units. ss;i.000. -EA-STSIDE.$25.250. ,,t,-1},~,s!~~~~E!,,,, Good 11lllJ't('r hOme for lhc has everything. 5 BR + nt'WlyY.·ed11 or p I ea s an I den, din nn. &: 4 BA. rettrci;ncnl home for the lkautlful to look at inside Ir. olderweds. WA ik to 11hop11ing out. Enjoy your Jorge hlf & bus line. Ownct mny hl"lp pool, surrounded by low 11.Mncc. 64~ml -o~n main!. prof. lndscpd. VIU'd rvc11, z.13 WcstcHfl Dr. wifh tln1(XI 8prlnklers. Thls --GE1111Mi--- ~r Tu11Un A\•C., N.B. REALTOR &t2-1623 goTgl'OUi'I, WCll·bUlll e~cc. hotn£> Jlllll ll11ted & won't last at $141.000. • ' General LIVE IN THE BLUFFS CONDO CO ~·JPLF...l'ELY upgraded CONDO. Twe ~lOl"y, 4 Bedrocnns, 3 baths, brick fireplace, large co unt r y kitchen. Close to f'verything -pool, tennis, \·lub, shop- ping & schooli;;. $54.9-:ill. 644-7270 CONDO WITH A BOAT SLIP General Gen•r•I HARBOR VIEW HOMES WE'RE STILL OPEN FOR BUSIN ESS I But ... we're down to our last few Harbor Vie'v Hoines in lhe final unit on the hill ... and son1e of our beautiful model homes! So hurry if you'd like to live in one of these ex· citing 3 to 5 bedroom Donald L. Bren Corrr pany r~~idences priced from $61,190 ! 1829 PORT SHEFFIELD PLACE IN NEW· PORT BEACH, JUST OFF FORD RD. &. MACARTHUR BLVD. (71411~780. BLDR. This 1011,ely 2-story end unit ~ [Vill.tges by . has . everything -even a ------~ I BOA7· SiaP. Ultra 1nodern in ... inc~• kitchen wilh all n e w ~..,.,,;;;;,,,,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:,..,..,~1 bulltins. Attractive stone ~ rireplacc, 2 BN!roon1s, 2\~ General General Batlis. SUNDE(]{ ov!rlook· ;;.;.;;.o;.:c _____ _ ing the water. All th s can . ''NESTLED be yours for $86,500. ! . 644-7270 Gl:N~o~:ES" RUSTIC ,~RM IN CdM 1>1/PLEX Just remodnled front unit with thil.f ]\USTIC FEEL- ING. P.anele(I living room, brick fire~. 3 Bedrooms, upgraded ·t ifr p el 11 & wallpaper. New rear upper unit \\'/tree-top view, open bean1 ceilings 2 bedrooins including oversized mastc>r suite. One of Corona clel titar's most charming prop- erlies located next 10' the city park. $1Z1,500. 644-7270 ANOTHER BLUFFS CONDO Live !n the presti gio us BLUFFS. Nf!tv Spanish tile entry, nC'W carpets & drapes, pleasant fireplace, large homey kitchen, 3 bedrooms; 21,;. baths. right on the love- ly Greenbelt. One or the best! $62,500. 644-7270 DELUXE DUPLEX -CdM - Beauti.ful rustic 2 'bedroom. open bC>am ceilings wHh . chamUog brick fireplace, "bulltin kitchen m this front unit. JUST BEING COM· -PLETED, so you can pick )'tlUl' ov.'Tl colors a n d carpcui. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, c.-ozy fireplaC"e, b u 11 t i n kitchen. Best k>catkrl in Old Corona de! Mar. $95.500. 644-1270 OWNER FINANCED DELIGHTFUL 2 bedroom house plus 1 bdrm apt. Nice corner lot SOUTII OF HIGHWAY, CdM. Asking $79,500. 8% interest rate and no points. 644-7270 -OP EN HOUSES- DUPLEX . 3 BR & 2 BR - 400 Jasmine, Cd?i,l. S127,00J. Silt & Sun 1-5. DUPLEX-2BR&3BR· <123 Narcissus, CdM. $95,500. Sun 1-5. DUPLEX • 2 BR & l BR. 621 & 62l'h Acaci!I, Cdtif. $79,500. Sat & Sun . .1 -5. . When you list with us, YOU ~ HOM E 11 advertlHCI In Home for Llvlftf m•v•- ziM In mort th•'!,· ,J .... M·ACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES HARBOR VIEW-4BR. Old f;lsbioned tjlarm +. up,lo:<late con- venience .. G!>~ patio, jlsed, bflck enlcy1 FR. $74,500. Joyce Edlun d 1142-8235. P21) BIG CANYON BROADMOOR Sunken coovei'sation area in LR. 3BR's, FR, ,DR. Pool. $169,500. Jane I Frazee 8f2P. (J22) • -«• • .,, .. · · · f<JUST MOVE ·IN'' 4BR/.FR-lovely neighborhood. Shows like a model. $74,500. Barbara Aune 642-8235 • (J23) DOVER SHORES DELIGHT Comer lot --: prestigious neighborhood ,- view & beautifully landscaped. 4 lg. BR's, 3ic. baths. $125:000 fee. Bob Owens 642-8235, (J24) PERFECT STARTER! Cozy 3BR family home near schools & shopping. 2 fireplaces, new carpet &: cop- per plumbing. $48,750. Martha MacJll!b 642-8235. @PEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m. 458 Ogle, Costa Mesa. (J25) BLUFFS-INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY OPEN DAILY 1·5 p.m. 2646 Vista del Oro . Lowest priced :J.BR in Bluffs! Excellent tax sheller. Jack Howell 64W200. (J26) LINDA ISLI! Channel view. Lg. master suite w/fire.. · place & dressing room. 2 family size BR's, hobby room. Pier & slip. ,255,00!>. Evelyn Gray 642-8235. (J27) "UNIVERSITY PARK" Landscaped-close to pool. Vaulted cell· Ing ! Plush shag carpels I P•tio-atrium. 3BR's. $42,500 fee. J ohn Granath 64U235. (J28) CAMEO HIGHLANDS Secluded 4BR, immac. condition. Partial ocean view. Beautifull)' _ landscaped. .$73,950~.J.llJ:k....~ .~(Jlll -•+-- OCEAN VIEW-PRIVATE BEACH Beautiful hom&-like new 4BR + melds. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m. 186 Shore- clif!s. (J30) SUPER BIG CANYON LOT 160' on 17th fairway. Private coinmun!ty. $80,000 .Laszlo Sharkany 644.QOO. (J31) ------.--vr· 900 areas--and cu,.. 1 rvl \ 1 I tom•r• ...... nt to ~ I ne ....... .,.......,c , ... yo u •• rtferr•I• . . • from our over 770 afflllatos of NML S. I It --'42-llUI ""'~ Mt•Ull (' 2121 E. Coo1t.,Miw1y • Col'ONI del) Mar I ~~~~;;~'-; ...;c.c1t.ma. tua Want ad results ••.•. &0-$18 _ I l • 22 DAILY PILOT • SJturday, Stpttmber' 15, 1973 * HOMES Of'EN * FOR YOUR INSf'ECTION 2612 LIGHTHOUSE -SAT/SUN. 1-5 Broadmoor, Harbor View Hills. The owner of this lovely 4 bdrm. home has already pur· chased out of this area, & is most reasonable. Price has just been reduced $5,000. The home is absolutely beautiful, with a Jge. family rm., lge. formal dining rm., & profess. lndscpd. Now $89,500. Low down. 2912 ALTA VISTA -SAT/SUN. 1-5 Eastbluff. Immed. occupancy may be bad In this lge. 4 bdrm., family rm. home. Absen- tee ow ner will recarpet to your own color selection. Price lo"·est in Eastbluff at $59,500. ) 4721 DORCHESTER · SAT/SUN. 1-5 ameo Hi ghlands. Lovely 4 BR. & family rm. ome · wide ocean view & private beache . "must see". $82,500 1821 TAHUNA -SUNDAY 1-S Irvine Terrace #2. Bay & ocean view. Very lovely 3 BR. & maid's suite, with lge .. formal dining rm.; bdrms. are extra lge., \vith great closet space. Now reduced $10,000 to $127,000. 316 ALVARADO PL. -SUNDAY 1-S Balboa Peninsula. One of the cutest small homes, close to bay & ocean. $52,i)50 ******************* CORONA DEL MAR -SO. OF HWY. Exceptional 3 bdrm. home with considerable ocean view. This has to be one of the better buys in this area. Shown by app't. $89,500 COMMERCIAL Well located. Stone's throw to 17th & New· port Blvd. 1.42 Acres, zoned commercial. Xlnt investment & tax shelter & potential ap- preciation. $150,000 FOR RENT 3 Bdrm. condo -furnished. $395 Month 3 BR. & fam. rm. Largest E-plan condo. $600 2 BR., So. Corona del Mar. $275 PLEASE CALL 675-3000 ~~ CE Colesworthy & Co.-Rea llol'!I DISTINCTIVE HOMES BEGINNER'S LUCK For the family starting out that needs space, but not the big down payn1ent. Quiet Santa Ana neighborhood, close to schools & shop- ping. 4 Bedrooms, built-in kitchen, 134 baths, ~ood burnjng fireplace & large fenced yard. -$29,000-And try just 10% down. BLUFFS VIEW CONDO Front row center · bright & spacious. Up- graded carpets, shutters & decorator drapes thruout. Forever view. 3 Bedrooms, 21h baths, large built-in kitchen & formal dining room. Vacant & ready for immediate occu· pancy. $72,500 · And owner will consider a lease with an option to purchase next year. NEWPORT BEACH ADDRESS CUSTOM BUILT Built by the owner/builder to his own high standards. 3 Large bedrooms & family room. formal dining area. Tastefully decorated thru-out. Heavy shake roof. Low maintenance landscaping & completely fenced 20 x 40 heated pool. Covered patio & built-in gas BBQ. Priced for the market. $52 ,900 IN THE BLUF'FS FOR LEASE ' Brand new, large 4 bedroom (Z·Plan), fea- turing family room, formal dining room & special finished bonus room. Beautifully carpeted & draped. Pool & tennis courts near- by. Owner may accept children & pets. $565 Per month. C. F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 WE HAVE RENTALS /Jarrell Jea/t'J pre&enb CHARMING BAYSHORE COTTAGE LIGHT AND BRIGHT -Open beam ceUln!{s and cozy fireplace. View of enclosed patio thru Dutch doors and picture windows. Loads of closets. Custom construction -beauUfuJ- ly maintained. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,65,000 BEACON BAY PRIVATE COMMUNITY BEACH & PllR - Just a few yards away from this lovely 3 bed- room, den and dining room home. Nice patio for entertaining and privacy. Only $69,500. AU YEAR AT THE BEACH WEST NEWPORT R-2 -Existing 2 bedroom beach house brings excellent Summer/Win- ter income. Ocean side of Balboa Bl\'d Call for details. VACANT· IMMEDIATE POSSESSION PLUS NEW CARPETING -an attached workshop, 4 bedrooms, den, formal dinlng room -all this on best street in Westcliff. 1506 Lincoln L•n•, Ntwport BHch Open Sun 1-5 MORE CHARM THAN DOLLARS CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX -South of highway -just finished. Cheery and sunny spacious new 2 bedroom unit up and quiet' private 1 bedroom plus den unit and 21h° car garage down. Cozy patio, laundry and storage room. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $85,000. 703 Carnation, CdM Open Sat & Sun 1-5 Office Open Sahmlay1 & Sundays PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Wostcliff Dr., N.B. 642~5200 G 1 General SPECTACULAR VIEW 11~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~/i~o~no~raiii;i~~~::::::~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Right over the harbor entrance! Lots of boat· General General , ing activity plus beautiful lights at night. A classic Olde English style home with 4~00 BAYSHORES-$11.2,000 EXECUTIVES!! square feet of luxury, including 3 large bed- m -- over 3,000 sq. ft. of comfort and luxury available in this 5 bedroom, 5 bath sea- rside mansion \vith priva te beach provided. One of the favorite residential a reas of screen star s and entertainers. You might like it too! 646-7711 . I • PANORAMIC. VIEW from this 1800 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 2 bath custom home on large lot with formal dining room , double garage, beautiful carpets & drapes, hardwood floors, shake roof and less than 2 yrs. old! $74,950. Appl. only. 646-7711 WATERFRONT-$220,000 Ne\V on the market. this spacious custom family home offers the epitome of gracious living. Beautiful view o[ the Bay. Our ex· elusive. Appl. only. 646-7711. * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * lT'S REAL FUN • • • ... to Jive in the Bluffs. No yard to care for, but lots of green area plus pool. Near Village market & schools. 3 BR., 2 ba., sunny patio; all for $50,000. • OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 2428 VISTA HOGAR DON'T WAIT TO MOVE ••• ... to Newport Beach & miss this fine air, a community alive with growth, the best in re- creational opportunities. Buy this beaut. 4 BR., 2 ba. in the heart of everything, for only $76,500. . OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-S, 1014 SEA LANE A RARE OPPORTUNITY Owner \Viii lease/option this fine 3 BR., 2 ba. Harbor View home. So, don't wait, call us to preview! 1 * 675-5930 * 3629 E. Coast Hwy. - Coron• del Mar I l Last of th• Outstanding La Cuesta By the Sea from 552, 900 Homes Conventional Financing including land cost Minimum Mov•ln $9000 24 Custom built homes in a separate walled neighborhood. Boat and recreational vehicle sized lots. % Mile to Pacific Ocean and Huntington State Beach. Prestige ex- teriors \Vith shake and Mission tile roofs. Superb amenities include auto garage door openers, continuou s cleaning ovens, trash compactors and many other extras. 1h. Mile to 20 Mile Bike Trail. Models Located at Brookhurat & Atl anta, Huntington Beach For Further Information Call 968-2929 or 962-1371 Gentral 1 rooms, a get-away, book·lined den, a family room "pub'' with wet bar & adjoining wine cellar, and a large gourmet kitchen. OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1-5. See 2501 Ocean Blvd. in Corona del Mar. .. . _ . __ .. .. .. .. . $296,500 BAYSHORES Spacious family home on prime corner l'oca· tion. 3 Large bedrooms plus large recreation room; beautifully landscaped patio. A great buy at ...... .-__ ................ $83,750. ADD INCOME Well located, small home, on R-2 lot, with room to add on. Good starter or retirement home. Only .................... $20,950.' HARBOR Why Not a ''Ntw'' Homt? NEW range & oven . NE\V hot water heater . N E W carpeting, NEW clean paint, NEW dishwasher, 3 NE\V bedrooms, family room, liv. ing room and 2 bath•. Wlth a NEW detached 2 car gar. age, NEW landscaping and sprinklers, NEW fences and oJl fur • $30,490. You own ..,... and land SN La Cu11t• Villa \) VERMONT HAllOR HIGH SCHQOL lAvtly cu.tOn'I built famlly hon1e near ~ Area. Oo1e lo all scho0l1, 4 Bf!drooni.s with I a.r re l"I06't1, 3 Baths, ?itu:ter Suite hu buUt--ln JeWin1 center and!' fd.Jotn.lna den. Uvlng Room has comtr f\~plAce, large family room with dining area p I u t bre11kfarrt bar. Oranae trH• and trult trffl thrive tn the pa.tio and yard. Ottered tor S5\l.900. Call COLWELL 64<HJSM. BALBOA TRIPLEX Best fln.anclnr available. Ov.'Mr may CaJT)' bt. T.D. Below current rates, may accept prep a Id lnterel1. lBR, 2BR, 3BR. All furnish- ed, excellent condition, Call COLwl:LL. -· tASTSIDE COSTA MESA CUtt and roomy 1 Bedroom Houte. VaJuable corn e r parcel. Cla&e to 11 Street shopping. FUii price $21,900. HURRY! Call COL\VELL. 646--0055 DANCE THE FLAMENCO! You may when you ~hold OUR FINEST S Bedroom, Fam.Uy &. Dining Roorns. :\ Bath home. Beautiful Flam· ingo Drive. MESA VERDE. Your feathered friends ma)' coo in admiration? Ne.,.,1 paint In and out , wallpaper and new landscaplna. 400 sq. 'ft. FINISHED GARAGE -BONUS ROOM. HO\V ABOUT YOU! Call COL\VELL 646-055S --HONiE-oN INVESTMENT LAND 1 ACRE WITH VIEW Charming 2 bedroom, 1 bath rottage on one acre of view land zoned for apertmenls. On1y $61,500 byys both. Phone now ~ Red Carpet, ReaJtors ~ (open evenings) NEWLY LISTED BEAUTY TIIIS SUPER SHARP 1.tESA VERDE HOl\tE is our newe1t . and best! Huge, spaciOUll rooma, high cril· ingg and rustic open beama ·produce a feeling ol vast open space. Big kitchen, fam i l y room with "ISLAND" e-a~ng tier. An enormous master bedroom Jooka out ta a prden atrium and i1 complete w t t h walk-in closet and the big· gest bathroom you'll find ln- cludin& a sunken tub. Ex· terlor specials are too numerous to menUon. PriCf $44.9ro You'll be glad )'OU called. co: Ts ' WALLACE REALTORS --1514141"44141- (0pon Evtnl"l•l 4 BEDROOMS· $25,500 All electric but l t-t n 1 . Carpeted and draped, Ex· ~Jlent E-Z care floorplan. Some paint and love "1ll convert this cottage to a castle. Hurry -call 963-6167 ** ** ** Heritage Collection FAST MOVI IN NOW VACANT -Charming S bedroom and family room, shag carpets, buUUns and fire- place. Excellent locallon on quiet cul-de-sac. Low Interest FHA loan may be assumed. See today, CALL 546-5UO. . HIDDEN WESTCUFF 4 lllDROOM 3 BATH on large lot with de- tached garage. You haven't seen this before! Offered at ,67,500. CALL 540-1151 . OLD FARM HOUSE IN COSTA MESA YET; -Unusual property, -141' frontage x 107' depth with 3 car garage Two detached multi-p!!!'pose buildings and old fashioned farm style 3 bedroom, 1700 sq. Ct. home. Don't mi ss the wine cellu! A steal at $35,000-may be only 10% down. CALL .146-SUO. WALK TO SCHOOL AND THE MARKET -4 Bedroom with fam- ily room and bird aviary. Gate for trailer or do~ run. See this today. $33,500. CALL 54().1151. ITS BIG . IN TURTLE ROCK -Private yard, spaclous cul-de-sac home .. 4 Bedrooms, 21h baths, for- mal dinlng and family room. Massive fire- place, kitchen is a culinary's dellghL Eatate size 3 car garage. Offered at $61,250. Vacant and ready for your ln spec t ion . CALL 546-5880. HEAVY SHAKE 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH -flreplace, all new carpets and paint. Terrific decor. Big, big tot, room for-.bo.at or trailer. Owner must have fast sale. Ask Ing $32,600. CALL 54().1151. MESA VERDE RANCH STYLE llEAUT. RAMBLING 4 llR., 2 BA. onHtmJ home. Heavy shake roof, picturesque ·atrium, lrg. mod. kitch., family rm., beauL carpeUng and paneling. Spacious lot on quiet cul-de- sac close to new regional park. Offemi at only '49,950. CALL 546-SllO. MESA VERDE DOLLHOUSE -S Bedroom, 2 bath, flreplace, big country kitchen. A real pleuure to show. Only 3'h years young.Asking $39,900. CALL 54().1151 . ITAGE Gonor•I Gone••• . "MONARCH BAY TliRRACE" CreaUve elegance overlooking the Pacific. Redwood & glass. Post & beam cO!lltrucllon. Mexican tiled gallery. Wet bar. DecoraUve grills. Unexpected interior gardens. 2 lulge master suites. Second level for extra bed· rooJ118 or recreation. Gounnet kitchen in-- eludes walk-in pantry, huller's pantry, Is- land cooking surface, double ovens, break- fast area. Panoramic views from every room. '310,000. "DOWN TO THE SEA ••• " BEST VIEW EVER! Rustle S bedroom, 2 bath overlooking the Dana Polnt Marina. Large tree shaded lot, cathedral beams fire- place, mezzanine library, secluded guest cottage. Owner will finance! A must see property. at $198,500. Suhmlt your trade! "BEACH LOVER'S SPECIAL" Imagine! You can assume existing 7% VA loan on thls enormous 4 bedroc!ms, 3 batb- just steps_ to surf or bay. Own'r must liquid- ate at '19,900. Submit your offer or trade! Surfs up!!! "LIDO ISLE'S FINEST" 6 bedroom, 5 bath, dramatic design Includes unbellevajlle storage. Large family room, dining room overlooks brick courtyard. Uv- ing room with cathedral ceilln&s, wetbar, fountain, parquet floors. Large double street to street lot. Very llrivate & secluded. Out- standing value! 4000 sq ft, $179,500, GRUBB & El.US CO. General • • " '' DIRECTORY ...,.w.-..,4 ....... , ..... .,.. ...... 11t1nll •rent• ...... 1111nd ... All M. l.c.tiw 1"'9cl Ml•w-.-. ::'l"r In.,..._ -.u.,., -4•WIW ......... In te49y'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. r.tr•1111kwf ... ,.. k ... r •• • •r t• N4lt .. .,..., t• ~ 1.U .. t.rtHtloli In tlail cohn111t ..clll Pridey, S.,,.r4cr1 ud S•lfl•r· HOUSES FOR SALE 1 BEDROOM 316 Alvarado (Balboa Penin) NB 675-3000 $52,950 (Sun 1-5) 2 BEDROOMS 20368 Sun Valley Dr. (Laguna Canyon) ., Laguna 6442430 $72,500 (Sat & Sun 2;,5) 436 Dahlia, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $87 ,500 (Sun 1-5) 213 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 645-6500 $108,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2582 Arbor (Bayshores) NB 645-6500 $62,000 4581 Havenhurst, Irvine 833-9293 $33,490 (Sun 1-5) (Sun 1-5) 2 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 426 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) Newport Beach 6442430 $55,927 (Sun 1-5) 1947 Port Cardiff (HVuHomes) NB 644.2430 $65,950 (Sun 2-5) 338 Holmwood (Newport Heigbts)NB 675-5930 (Sun 1-5) 259 Oceanvlew (Newport Heights) NB 642-8235 $64,900 (Sun 1·5) 1715 Port Abbey (Harbor View Homes) 673-8500 $65 ,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 503 Playa (The Bluffs) NB 6441072 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 1836 Port Wheeler Pl (H. V. Homes) NB 6447067 $63,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 659 Bolsana. Laguna Portofino 675-1225 $115,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4262 Vale St (Greentree) Irvine 833-9293 $35,500 (Sat & SWl 1-5) 3 BEDROOMS 21612 Ocean Vista Dr., South LagWla 494-8681 (Sat & SWl 1-4) 2428 Vista Hogar (The Bluffs) NB 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2030 Holiday Rd (Baycrest) NB 645-7062 · (Sat & Sun) 10686 LaRosa Lane, FoWltain Valley 963-4567 $30,500 (Sat & Sun noon-4 :30 ) 6 Rue Verte (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $149,000 (Sun 1-5) 216 Via Loree (Lido Isle) NB . 64U235 $89,000 (Sat 1-5) 258 20th St, Costa Mesa 645-7755 $34,500 (Sun 12-5) 685 Vista Bonita (BluHs) NB 642-8235 '67 ,500 (Sun 1-5) 416 Prosp,ect-(Newp0rt Shores) NB 64U235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2001 Seadriit (Irvine Terrace) CdM 642-8235 $7i,500 (Sun 1·51 2646 Vista del Oro (Bluffs) NB 6446200 $52,500 (Daily 1·5) 663 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB 644-6200 $68,500 (Sat & SWl 15) **2233 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach 642-4353 $175,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4831 Bruce Crescent (Lido Sands) NB 673-6210 $48,750 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1821 TahWla (Irvine Terrace) CdM 675-3000 $127,000 (Sun 1-5) 543 Santa Ana Ave, Newport Beach · 646-0555 $44,500 (Sat 1-5) l 73U Opel, Huntington Beach 96:!'-6767 $45,900 (Sun 1-61 20121 Marina Lane, HWltington Beach 963-6767 $29,9~0 (Sun 1·5) **4423 Wes t Coast Highway, NB 675-7225 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 338 E vening Canyon (Shoreclill) CdM 645-6500 $99,500 (Sun 1-5) 428 Vista Parada (Bluffs) NB 645-6500 $81,500 (Sat & SWl 1-5) 2231 Miner, Costa Mesa 540-1151 (Sat & Sun 1·51 418 Hazel, Corona del Mar 675-6900 (Sat & SWl 1-5) 20081 Bayview, Santa Ana Heights 646-7171 (Sat 2-5) 3671 Fenn St (Culverdale) Irvine 833-3380 $39,300 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 17442 Mayor Ln, Huntington · Beach 842-5983 $40,500 (Sat & SWl) 20651 Goshawk, Huntington Beach 546-2313 $33,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3309 California St (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1151 _ (SWl 1-5) 518 Fernlcaf, Corona del Mar 645-6500 $125,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 223 Rochester, Costa Mesa 675-7225 $44,950 (Sat 1-5) 639 Bolsana, Laguna Portofino 675-7225 $120,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4 BEDROOM 958 Junipero (Mesa del Mar) CM 540-3000 $38,500 (Sat 1-5) 30032 Bello Pl, Laguna Niguel 499·2839; 495-1640 (Sun 1-5) 1014 Sea Lane (H.V. Hills) CdM 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •1023 Dolphin Terrace (Irvine Terr) CdM 642-8235 (SWl 1·5) ••6 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 6444910 $140,000 (Sun 1-5:30) 9331 Portsmouth, Hlmtington Beach 963-6767 $38,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1740 Plaza del Norte (Pcnin Pt) NB 646-7767 ; 673-9060 (S un 1·5) 22092 Surfrider, Huntington Beach 963-6767 $39,500 (Sun 1-5) 2087 Westminsler, Costa Mesa 646-3928 (Betw 21st & Sherw'd) (Sun 1-5) 4 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 19392 Bethany Dr (Turtle Rock) Irvine 546-5880 ~61,250 (S at & Sun 1-5) 1939 Sanderling (Mesa Verde) CM · 546-5880 $49,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 111691 Portofino (TurUe Rock) Irvine 6442430 $89,950 (Sun 1'51 2722 Windover (Broadmoor 1-HVHills) CdM 6442430 $97,500 (Sun 1-5) 1938 Port Trinity (H.V. Homes) NB 6446200 $87,200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 42 Mission Bay Drive (Spyglass Hill) NB 640-8684 (Dally 1-5) 1236 Polaris (Dover Shores) NB 64U235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4545 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM 642-6235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 20461 Upper Bay, S. A. Heights 642-8235 $59,950 (Sun 1-5) 882 Sandcastle. Harbor View Hills 673-8550 $97,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1874 Parkcrest Dr (Ocean View) CM 645-ll826 $48,500 (Sat & SWl 1-5) 20942 Hunter Lane (Seawind) Ht. Bch. 962-0550 ·$42,900 (Sun 12-7) 23 Hall Moon Bay (Spyglass Hill) CdM 644-6926: IWl-1152 (Sat & SWl 1-5) , 2015 Commodore Rd (Baycrest) NB 645·7500 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 6462 Larkspur Circle, Huntington Beach 897-4375 $32.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 697 Sonora (Mesa de l Mar) CM 1)42-5200 $35,500 (Sat 2-6) 1209 Santiago Dr (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $96.500 (Sat 1-51 7 Twin Lakes Cir (Spyglass Hill) NB 6444910 $125,000 (Sun 1-5:30) 15 Point Sur Dr (Spyglass Hill) NB 644-4910 $119,500 (Daily 1-5:30) 1 Cherry Hills Ln (Big Canyon CC I NB 644-4910 $159,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 2319 Heathe'l' Lane, Newport Beach 646-7414 (Sat & SWl 1-5) 427 East 16th Pl, !Npt Hts area) CM 642-5200 $51,500 (Sun 1-5) ***30 Linda Isle Dr (Linda Isle) NB ' 675-6161 (Sunday) 1300 Santanella (Irvine Ter r) CdM 673-6210 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2916 J ava Rd, Costa Mesa 962-4456 $58,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 309 Cedar St (Npt Shores) NB 646-7767 ; 673-9060 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •••119 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 646-7767; 673-9060 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2612 Lighthouse Ln (H.V. Hills) CdM 675:SOOO $89,500 (Sat & SWl 1-5) 2912 Alta Vista (Eastbluff) NB 675-3000 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 4721 Dorchester (Cameo Hlds) CdM 1709 Oahu Place (Mesa Verde) CM 675-3000 $62,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 646-7417 $44.750 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1964 Port Provence, Har)>or Vu Hms) NB 612 St. James Pince (Clilfhaven) ·NB 675-7225 $73,000' (Sat 1-5) 548-6310 $68,500 (Sun 1-51 •3816 Key Bay (Lusk H.V. Hills) CdM •1110 Kings Rd (Clilfhaven) NB 675-7225 $98,500 (Sun 1-51 642-5200 $73,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 17 Tiburon Bay (Spyglass Hill ) t dM ••41 Roya l St. George (Big Canyon) 675-7225 $139,500 (Sat & SWl 1-5) 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 1933 Santiago Dr (Baycrest) NB 458 Ogle, Costa Mesa 675-4630 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 642-8235 $48,750 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1800 N'port Hills Dr. E (H.V. Homes) NB •••65 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 552-7500 $97,500 (Sat & Sun 1-51 642-8~ (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2701 Canary (Mesa Verde) CM ll!ll S.s;oyga!l Lane Wllingjon Beach 546-2313 $67,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 536-0414 -~,751>~ ----(Sit&<Siiii)-241~¥1st,.,Hagor.-(.Bllll!&>-NB--·-- 5Zll Santa Ana Ave (Newport ~ts) NB 675-6000 $54,950 (Sun 1-5) 642-7491 . '47,300 (Sat -& Sun 1-5) 915 Tiller (Harbor View Hills) CdM 675-6000 $98,500 (Sun 1-5) • 1412 Seacrest (Harbor View Hills) CdM 675-6000 $94,500 (Sat & SWl 1-5) •1120 Goldenrod (Harll'>r V. Hills) CdM 675-6000 $79,500 (Sun 1-5) •2761 Albatross (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 $56,300 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 19431 Sierra Santo (Turtle Rock) Irvine 833-3380 $57,500 (Sat & SWl 1-5) 5 BR & PAMIL Y RM OR DEN 1953 Flamingo Dr (Mesa Verde) CM 646-0655 $59,950 (Sat & Sun 1:30-5:30) •4515 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM 613-2222 $124 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4521 Dorchester (Cameo Highlands) CdM 642-8235 $87,000 (Sun 1·5) •l Hermitage Ln (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 186 Shoreclilf Rd (Shorecllffs) CdM 64U235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •1368 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-51 3728 Ocean Blvd, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $197,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1337 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) .NB · 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :301 ••58 Lin4a Isle (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $264,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30) •3061 CoWltry Club Dr, Costa Mesa 556-0500 $125,000 (Sat & Sun 12-5 ) *1315 Santiago Dr (Baycrest) NB 645-7221 $141,000 (Sat & Sun 2·5) 1623 Pt. Taggart (H.V. Homes) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 6 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 32 Mission Bay (Spyglass Hill) CdM 675-7225 $134,995 (Sun 1-51 1607 Bayclil! Circle (Spyglass •!) CdM 675-7225 $129,000 (Sat & SWl 1-5) 7 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 3449 Quiet Cove, Corona del Mar 673-2222 $147,500 (Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 31384 W. Nine, Laguna Niguel 497-1761 $37,900 (Sun 1-5) 327 Dahlia, Corona del Mar 673-7769 , $62,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BEDROOM 2639 Vista Ornada (North Bluffs) NB 6441133 $75,000 (Sun 1-5) 344_0tero (The Bluffs) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) -3 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 318 Vista Trueba (North Bluffs) NB 644-1133 '66,000 (Sun 1-5) 4 BR & FAMILY ROOM 435 Vista Trueba (North Bluffs) NB 6441133 (Sat 1·5) • DUPLEX FOR SALE (2 BR & 1 BR) 621-62112 Acacia, Corona de! Mar 6447270 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (2. 2 BDRM) 521 Acacia, Corona del Mar 673-6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) 106 Pearl St (Balboa Island) NB " 675-0144 $129,500 (Sun 1-5) 703 Carnation (S of Hwy ) Corona de! Mar 642-5:100 $65,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 608 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 644-4910 ' ,149,300 (Sat & SWl 1-5 :30) (2 • 1 BR & DEN) .511 Poppy, Corona del Mar 675-5726 (Sat & SWl 1-5) (2 BR & FAM RM & l BRl 605 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 673-6642 ; 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) (2 • 3 BDRM) 1906 Court (Balboa Penin) NB 646-7767; 673-9060 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 & 2 BR 118 Garnet, Balboa Island 673-6918 $140,000 (Sat & Sun 12-6) -3706 Park Lape, Newport Beach 673-6210 • (Sat & SWl 1·5) 400 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 6447270 $127,000 (Sat & SWl 1-5) 423 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 644-7270 $95,500 (Sun 1·5) (2 -2 BR & 1 BR) 394 Rochester, Costa Mesa 646-()555 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (2. 4 BDRMI 4900 NeptWle, West Newport Beach 646-7767; 673-9060 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (4 BDRM & 2 BDRM) 4704 Seashore, Newport Beach 546-2313 $88,000 (Sat & SWl 1-5) HOUSE FOR LEASE I BDRM & DEN *612 Heliotrope Ave, Corona de! Mar 675-7225 $395 mo. (Sat & Sun 1-5) (2 BDRM) 2622 Cove, China Cove, CdM 675-7225 3 BR & DEN (Sat 10-21 3030 Carob (Eastbluff) Newport Beach 6445510 $1000 month (Dally) * ,..i * * W•tertr.nt * * * Wtt.rftont & PMI Satutday, Stpltmbtr lS, 2q73 DAIL V PI LOT 23 , -t«Uo I~ r -·,.. 1~1 HM•f0tlale The R.11 Estate Fair -.XHl ~IT>- Shad .. of 0 1' Vlrelnla Nt1r 811ch Out of tne page11 ot the dC't'p 5'.iuth emerges rhls South· en\ Colonial \Vi,h towering lrt.'CS &: "'l't.'Ping \VUlo\\·•· l:.:!ltate lriic gro..inds "'Ith room for pool & fcnnill t'()Ur!, .i l11rgc bc<lrms, gou1'Jlll'l kl tch + fonnl dln, gracious lfv rn1 "'\lh WOO<t butning !ircpl. A ra.re find! Don't v.tair, caU now .•• , 839-6133 or ·536·z:5l. Vermont Farmhoun Tu·o ll'•Ol'y rouno..1·y it•)lll' 4 bdnn an1id stat('ly tl'C('s and ivy rovered &-rounds, fa1-in style cat·ill kL1.Ch, l!ltRil'CilSl' lead11 to rumpull nn Jargi' enough to hold pooltable ,'( ping.pong 1al>(C'. ,., mU.'lt t<1 S&.!. Call JlO\V ••• 536-25.51. Continental Flavor ~r1yaro eni.ry hints of opcn- a1r dining and rc!u .. "c1tion an1id fiol'n & Juana £11·u- n1atii.: s1t1i1'f...-as<' to '.1 lrg Gener•I * OPIN SAT/SUN. 1-S * 119 VIA LIDO SOUD, LIDIJ ISLE Pier & ~lip. Contemporary Higson bit. 4 & n den, dm . rm., poof. ~195,000. 4900 NEPTUNE, WEST NEWPORT 4,000 Sq. ft. duplex: 4 BR .. 3 ~ ba., frplc. each unit. Many extras. $11 5,000 1906 COURT, BALBOA PEN INSULA 2 Year new duplex. 3 BR.+ 2 BR. Fully furn. Xlnt rental record. $89,500 1740 PLAZA DEL NORT E, PENIN. PT. Ol'EN SUNDt\Y only 1-5. Spanish 4 BR. plus dining rm. Across fronl park. $97,500 309 CEDAR, NEWPORT SHORES I\.' P riv. con1munity ltr. beach. tenn is, pools. l"reshly decorated. incl. ne'v carpets thru· ouL. 4 & 1•~am. rn1., din. r1n. $541000. DAVIDSON REALTt 5801 W Coo>! Hwy., N. 8. 646 -7767 l.ledrn1s Inc spacious 111astcr1~=~==== sul!e wit1.1 n1assive open General bean1 cclling and Jog hurn-1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:; ! lng firepl. Gourmet kitch + 1 • 1:11/.. N-..nnrl Rlvrl N.B. 67J ~9Q6Q tomil din for caiidleli~-ht * CUSTOM DELUXE BAYFRONT HOME '"'"•taining. Hugo lamlly • * 1wn1 \\ith it·s 01vn fh~pl. Priine location? Call for dc- talls , , • S'J9-613.1 The Real Estate Fair 4000 Sq. Ft. Corono del Mar F'?r U10SC' 11·hu <ipp1-eciate hne cus1u1n rons1ru ction anil excellent h:1·n1.~. 5 bcdroon1s, fan1ily roon1, forinnl dining room, large game roon1 and a gloriOIJs 'panoran1lc ocean view. PLUS Ren101'al of one non·structur· al pa11-ition expands the game l'oom to a full 24x26 run1pus roon1. ,\NO 80~~ financJn,t:' CUITCntly available at approx. 8~2o/r.. Top value at $155,000. CALL 644-7211 ~NIGEi.· ·• GAILEY & A55lJCIATES ---i ROOM FOR-B-OBT CAROL t TED+ AL CE 4 bedrooms iJ1 all, 2 of then1 ovtYrsized w i t h be <l - t'OOm-s'ized-closel!I. JY: baths in this cape ood cor- ner hon1e 1vith roo1n for a pool out fl'ont. Call Red Carpet, Realtors 645-8080 (open evenings/ You've seen the rest, 110\V see the best! 3 I3drn1s, plus lge. guest roon1, 1na id's room or playroom. over full J car garage. Parking fo~· 6 cars. Lot 50x l68. Large, private float w1U1 shared pier, \Vhich is in xlnt cond., 'vith steel pilings. Honie con1pletely rebuilt \\1ith everything modern~~ the best! !lot & cold, I large custom made bar \vith ice-maker in-1: eluded in sale, is made of solid Oak' by I master 'cabinet maker. Kitchen has all ac-i cessories avail. incl. kitchen compactor & / radar range & everything else to delight the homemaker! A vie\v that cannot be sur- passed. Only $250,000. Open House Sat. & Sun ., 12 to 5 p.m. 202.1 Baysid• Or., Corona del Mar SALISBURY REALTY, 673-6900 315 MARINE AVE., BALBOA ISLAND .Gene1:.1J General * OPEN HOUSES * SAT. & SUN. 12:30 TO 4:30 1982. PORT ALBANS PL. Harbor View Homes. 3 Plus !am. $72,500 1706 TRADEWINDS Baycrest, N.B . 4 Plus !am. $67,500 408 DAHLIA Corona del Mar. 2 Houses -$89,500 CORBIN-MARTIN $29,500. RE~LTORS. call Anytime 644·7~62 ll 4 Bedroom + famlly room + l•G~"""~1"""""",.;,,..,...,.~..,...,.~..,...,...,. ......... / 16' x 38' Blue Dolphin HIF'·1jjiojin~ar~a!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiG~on~e~r~o~I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\ pool, located No. Costa Mesa on quiet ck>ad end street. n Bi i Submit your tenns -5~ % f / (7' /) 1 _ =s.a~o~ cash to 1oan ewpo1• each eLJuplex I Newport 1t Fairview 646-8811 't1nytlmo) SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 3 .br & 2 br. l blk from. beach. 1 blk from shop- ping. Open bean1 ce1l1ngs, freshly painted in· side & out. New carpet & drapes. Ready for show. $76,500 DALE WULLNER 55&•8181 Agent or ----·- 642-i 771 BIST BUY IN HARB OR VIEW I -o.;;;";;;"r;;;a;;;l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;;a";;";;;' •;;;I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; HOMIS I' A '"°""' one owner 2 * ATTENTION!! * bedroom and convertible den home. Sincerely the mo" immaoulnte . Monaco: INVESTORS WITH IMAGINATION in Harbor Vie1v Hon1es plus an oversized lot (1/4 acre) beautifully landscaped v.ith a lal'ge rovered patio. Carpets, drapes, and \vall- paper all top quality. On1y $65,95Q and you O\l'n the land. See it, you'U love it. Call now. 673-8550 Retire-develop-or hold for the future I Riverfront acreage 3 Hrs. North of San Francisco. Serene setting. Perfect for camp- ground or?????? SALISBURY REALTY OPtN TIL 9 • H'S FU/II TO Bl NICE! 673-6900 ~ ~ •• 1 ,.~!:!:;II . 31,1 MARINE AVE., BALBOA ISLAND l! ' Ii, -~fil!!,~J Gener•I ~· 1G --""-•c.r_a_I ----- D.ON'T \l!P IN I Spanish Charm SPECTACULAR THE PAINT ' . 313 ·22nd St .. C.M. SL~ mf1nthfl new -County This home has beL•n con1· BUCKET I Co11·irlor in Back Bicy area. pletely redecorated, located . , ~ onei;ided bdrrns 2 baths on quiet cul-de-sac lot en-because l111s lovely hon1~~ . ., t r . · 1 · jo 3 \t("I' room bcdr00 just been finished. It's a!l ~p~ia c . 1v1ng 1001n. pus Y2 b · Yk ti Y1 . 1 ms. Th!iv & sparkling NC<w ~'J·een du11ng aica, detached -~ rep ~ccs-argc shag ca1·pcting i;1 all roon1.~. ~nragc, heavy~Sl\ake root ~ presl'tge a.J."C.a. 3 h~ bcdl'l:Joms \Vlth Hoon1 for boot and trailer . ~cl~~ sell 110'1'· See it. matching baths "'bile bl'lck ! \'./t't.aight'(}l'On t" 1 n1 ·. Ap-. = Carpet, Realtors flroplace Larg~ back yard I Mlntincnt onlv. $54.500 ~ Anyone ~an ftssun1c this vf.. 1 e CALL ANYTIME e PRIVATE ISLAND loan with total payment ol 646.3928 OR 646 4543 , NEWPORT BE •CH S230 pcl'/n10. ~lie!' will . , .., help flnai1cl'. Prit'{'d H1 ' .. BY OWNER S2S.500. Call 541>-9491 I • , Leaving are11,, in1n1cdi11tc Ot:· ' . cupancy, 4 BR. 5 BA IUXUl'Y I 1 year otd horne. ~lany c1e. luxe, custom r~·<i!Ut'eS hllV(' Walker & lee . been built into lhis outstand· R••~ 11 ,.,,1 ____ :1 * jf * '-ing waterfront ho111(' . (·us· ... tom turnttu1·e & t007 Cruisoc Newport Hei" ahts 1· MESA YERDE inciudcd, Eiccc>l lrnl tl·1111s. ll F $Zi9,000. AlltD avttllable un-OPEN SAT & SUN l-3 IVE BR. furnished. Fot• info . l'Ull I~ Rt>tllnnch:i. c.~I. I Ort Four 8'-dh'n + den 673·m2. I Bdr1n 2 hA.th ho1ne 1v!:h ft11111ly rn1. 1,lush two stui'v hllfte-~ulo('le-41.W·-Y.n.rd. -R-2, hon1e Ill-1>1·imeo-~Foto1~ ._ _ __. 3 + POOL + VA c•!oi;e to tf..:hools &. ~hopping. dining, interior 11. tr u l in ()<,\.·flt'r will Pf'Y iioln!.~ ror Ne11· ~rpt~. fresh P\Hfl1_. 01\ll· 1v/~·oterftlll, huge r.1tt3tf'I' ne-w VA loan 011 rhl~ rutc e1' will help th1. $12,500, bc..'<lrnl w/fiIYpl, modl'nl 3 Bd 2 Br\ (toll h•>Ut:I' \\'/ e ANYTIME e tonvenlent kltch, and a 3 ear II 1.:.' P pool 111 Nt'11·110rt 646-3928 or Eve 545-3483 garngr, Only SG-1.~. F'or ..,.....,._ Helght11. \\'ant!' fast. iitlc! nppL Call $Jl.}-8~2~ SouU1Co n11l prlct $19,500. 0 11 (' n Hi'1\llOl'S -1 t6tfPCFl't/$1H 'SOl\ ~. rm * * * AILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ORANGE ~:~;;·:;;;;:t:'· -----1 -~tcti;J~i-• 3 htr t>edroon1~. 2 baths. SPACIOUS MANSION I O';'fr1ooit111~ t5lh 1:,1e-, strik· separate roomy f (1 m \I y $45,000 11.rg'\y dt'C'Ol'llf\'f!, " Bl., (Ml --etM-SrFS--BEST SALE£~ room. quiet ll'{'C H~cl You \\'Ill l'.lJo/ 1.1e ~t1lcn1!01· nn, fornut.I <tin m1. pool. · -~ · ---1tree1.-l~-br)J;(ht oountcy _12LJh1!1 Ul:l.!.. ~ Qedroon1 0 \"M' ~ sq, ft, f~r 1UXUJ'· ldtchcn, mai1td\•1' u"ed brk·': country c'tale, 4 bal!1s OffC'r l i':'t;s T\\•!f\t, OPEN SAT .i ~ fireplace, 11l·cch1 n1 in 0 r i<'rt:t' fl'ln1\ly l'Oll\'r nlm:·t. \ , .. ,:-. 12-.1, 306t Count1•y Club clcan~up S40,000 11 r c I\ . Owner is cxtron1ely nniclous Drive, Cos.il Ml'llU. l>tACIL Ov.•ner must sell-brini:t orrcr to $()11. !'i11b1riit on your I C0~1PANY llE.ALTORS. CaU Rt!d Carpel, H.cutqrs lt'tn111. R~d Car()l•I , 1tca!tor1 CnM 5'56-0300. ~~.........-........... ~ ---------------------546-8640 5'1&....~t -,-""-,.-,,,-'N~t ~A"'o,-, -. ~.,.~,~.~-, I -~---~--~ ~ _, \ 1 ,\ ' - 4 DAILY PILOT Saturday, Stpttmbtr 15. }q73 -.. ...... I~! -........ l~ [ _........ I ~ I _,,,.. I~ r -...... I~! _,,,.. I~ I -...... I~ .[ _,,,_ l~f _, .. ... ' GonoYll General NEW TRIPLEXEs "&'"oUPLEXES IN COSTA MESA S.lbH Penln1ulli Cotto Mfto Gotto Moso H ti ~ a .• -Hunt1-1an llMCll * OCEANFRONT * ;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;.I _un_n...:..•'__...;:""~.;;.;;.;..;....-_1 ... 3/J,990 --PUENTE st. 0~~~1 10~.u~~r ~~~·~., THE RAM BLING 5 IEDjtOOM OPEN -SUN. l·S Vi\ buycl'S bring: y our area, " Bl' & 2 Ha ur1.staJr11, ROSE POO'IEACH 916 E. OCEANFRONT chec·kbook lor quick OC· \iv nn .. din. rn1., kitchen, ... single sioty 4 bedrootn, ..- Shtlrp ncv: dur)lcx! o~'l'lcr rupalK'Y In this sh1u•p 3RJl J-"'an1., den & Ba do\\'lllitaini. 1% bath, fonnul dinloa. \Vlndine staircue leads to niost anxious for offer~ 2HA, huge p11nc!ed furn 1·n1 f.J:Jl11 of CIQl!Ct SPtlce. Lrg family rocttn, y,·ilh 2000 S{! Penthouse, niuter suite BALBOA BAY PR "'/tilof)(l fpl. Radio in· dblc cur g ill'., 2 pntlo ft und a /l uge !JOOL (h,ner with dteutna & coll- IL·1'C01n sy!ltcn1, 1'fllsed Joun· oover.s. CH.11.1s tr c (• ~, Vl'l)' an.xlous; ls lnirtaUing venatkln area. Copper ket· * 67>7060 d:olion 1v/onk noors, i;hake \\loodhHltl &'hi d Is 1 1. i ct. 1\C1v l'iH'f>t'ls thruou!, This lie gourrnel k11chen \ll'ilh Corona del Mar roof, dbl gar, Jots of treei>. ~7,SO(J O\\'llCI' 5'l/l.-4732 or hon\1• \1~1ll l:H:· ln niove·ln 1..'0n· unU1ue bland cook «nter & OPEN SAT/SUN . I · 4515 TREMONT CH111co Shores hon1c; I~<'. lil'in~ & dining rn1.; :i bdrn1s., de>n : 3 cu r garage. Poul & \•lev.·! $124,500. OPEN SUN. 1.5 3449 QUIET COVE s lnt ldscap. Open !louse 531~. dl!lon , t•ountnin Valley area. lmr adjacent to family ~~'.ir1~5.tiIESA DEL MAR Da na Point S.l:>,995· CALL. $·IS·J.177. ~~;1t~l~li~r::la:i: Vai·anl :'I BR, 2 BA, spotless. LIVE IT UP PLUS A SP ARK LI NG A ' ,,,, I .,-, TRANSFERRED, forc('d ""·"" · · POO' Ube!' bl I ssu1ne :: "' oan. ""'' sale JBr 2 Ba fani 1,111 ~J.JV sq nor living area. T\\'O ..., n 1eva e ow fl.1{lnt<'rey. S-ll,OOO. View. 993-2184 · story plus extra large pool. p1·\ce $'13,750. includes hun-$3!1.~"00 ME'SA VERDE . 5 &>thwn1s. 3 bat!"ts, ta inUy dreds of dollars of decorator 4BR 2BA, fiN'pl, 1800 sq 11 on Fountain Valley roon1. runllal dining and aJI features. BKR. 962-5511. cul--OL'-sac slli'et. Unusual -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I the electric builtins. Profes-NO DOWN VETS blending of red t:lt1y tile • sionalJy la:nds1..'11i>ed front · & rloor \\'/black \llt'Ought-iron OPEN HOUSE !'ear 1vith i;pi•inklei• systern. Ra.rnllling ranch style ho1n\' Hunll~ Beach ' - HOUY CENTER Just !mag.inc a se parate area convenient to tbe h'.ome for painting, ceramics, potters ivheel, hothouse plu s immaculate 3 bedroom home with the ultin1ate in privacy. New car- peting, new kitchen floor. A cream puff. OPEN. SUNDAY 12 to 5 20242 Deervcile, H.B. ( S. of Adams/W. of Bushard) KASABIAN 962-6644 Real Estate 962-6644 80/0 INTEREST AVA ILABLE ON CONTRACTS 7 BB.., on approx, 11 ncl"e. 2 fan1ily 1oon1s. Parking for lols ur cars. I"otentlal tennis ct., putting green. pool area. Sc-(• it 10 belie\•e it! $.147,500. VAR IOUS DUPLEXES Liu·gl' \'1u·iety -Call to see! dividers creating a fabulous 10686 Lu llosa L.111e Prestige area. $4.7,500, CALL located cut quiet street. 4 kilch !ant/din urea. ICrccn Valley Condo.) 96J.562J. I~ bedJ.'OOn1s, 2 baths, Lagune Beech Lagune BeaCh O rl e-o f-a -kind. 6',;.. SAT & SUN, NOON · 4:30 fireplace. Great area close ":';';~:;,~=:;::;===:=:==::::==::::::;:=: Open Daily Pla ce ntia Ave. a t Wilson ORANGE COUNTY APARTMENT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS, 547-6791 J\ssun1able loa11 or HY'? dn. Supcr sharp 3 bd1·n1., 2!~ SPANISH VILLA to schools and shopping a nd - lG.::.; Pahn1. Do not disturb ba111s.·Only $30,51'.XJ. Five .)'('&r oltl hoin c in beauli-only 2 nitles to the ocean. NOTHING will .ever obstruct the swee ping t .. ·nant. call for anpt. ~ tut l>eat·h ai'f'a. ii·iih a SP1.tn· See it today! $35,000. vista enjoyed from this ocean fro nt lot oa 1 'G~e"n"e","•~I ""'""'O:\i!'!!""'""'""'1"G"e"n"e","a"1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' \ Costa Mesa Realty · ish flair. 4 Betlroonis, 1-)~ lovely cove in South Laguna ...... $180,000 * 548-7711 * b..1th, 1vit11 f11n1ily art'a Qff • COATS BEAUTY AND THE BEST of construction I;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;; 1 LOW INTEREST -IJ•liliii ... 1"- * BAYFRONT * ASSUMABLE 'D'on~Vi~~~~{ /\flcl' 6 P~T. Call J57-461i ==~=-=:':7M~"'3:::....,::;:;:[ the ki tchen. Wv~'ly neighbor. & a11d focation , new duplex , ocean view . 3 bd--__ ~ ~ -hood, cul·dC·S<.1L' sr reeL 11·iU1 WALLACE rm, 3 bath & 2 bdrm, 2 bath apts, each with HEAR THE IMMED. POSSESS. an excellent assu1n11.blc loon. . REAL TORS f ' I I t f d k' $142 000 6' f' VA, SI95 JX'r 1110 Pffl. 1rep ace , o s o ec mg ·· . . . . . . . . SCHOOL BELLS :~ BR, 2 h11 . Comp. 1·edeeor .. ~fove in L'Ond. $36.9!fi'. CALL 962-4454 180 DEGREE \Yhite water view in lovely 3 BA y s H 0 ll Es. &•f111I., LOANS »SellMIC-IHlt spacious cus h.Jlll ho111 e \\'i1h .....,. .. -.,c.li_ outstandin~ VIE\f duwn ,\re you n1oving to th<.' Costa rir-111·12aa nt'!111 carµt.'ts . Fireplace. 8-:17-~. ::=::::::::: Arch Bay. Large family hon1e, 4 bdrm, 3 T~-~~:re11~~st s~flC'~~s~ia~;·a~ Sh~r_7~1·.t1.10,: DO\VN bath, fireplace & patio ............ $79,500 cha11nel, 63 ft. i\·a1crfi'<tnl : hlc!ia Al'ca? 1\volrl the high l---'------'=-- Qayside liviilg rnl., l:!X lra inlci·cst i·alC'S hy la.king Jge. fanilly rni .. rtb1. frple.. Ol'f'r £1n existing 1''HA or VA 1rcl bar; al! elec. kit ch .. ·1 loan. To s"IL•ct the hon1 e bdrrii~. & 5 bnlhs _ Ci\LL that \vill fill yotu· family's TO SEF:. n<'Cdll , CALL COL\VELL. Welton®C01n par1y hdm1 home with lot• uf BALBOA BAY PROP. $27•000. MARION MILNE REAL ESTATE rooni for the kids. }luge * SS6-8IOO * Real sharp 4 BR 2 fl BA's " ' ' ' ., " •, pool and gainc room also. on an extra lrg lot, 67' x 618 South "Coast Highway Nice car1wts & (!rapes PICTURE PRETTY lJO', ,1•/IJoat gat• entrance Laguna Beach, California 92651 503 HAZEL, CdM Open Sat I Sun 1-S Ot'ean Vie1v, brand nC\\·: 5 HR, custom built. l\lany uni- que features. thruout. Dh!. gnragc delA C'h· (rom alley. The kitl·h is Phone 494-1558 ed. Gri-ut ki\1•hc11 arca Tori urea of newer ho1nes. huge and the bed1·n1s l::"OOd * BAYFRONT * OPEN SAT /SUN. 1·5 16 BALBOA COVES J\.rchiteclurnlly designed & c.:ust. bit .. 3 txlrn1., 2 bu: <':<· tensive use or 1'0se l'f'throod: bcan1 c..-eil's., raised lil·ing J'n\. \\·{roncealed closets: dbl. lrplc., all bit-in kitchen. This home is truly One of a kind & n1ust be seen to ap- precia!c. 011•r1er \\;JJ finance a! \011·cr than pri'lnc rate - PIER & .FLOAT · only $139.500. HUNTINGTON BEACH 3 Behm., 2 bn., fantily rm.: elec. bltins; carp .• ~ <lrnpcs; lge. palio. $24,500. 2 Bdrms., Ia1nily r1n., e\c(:, bltns.; extra lge. dbl. garage \V/pass-thru door for boat · ONLY $23.000. "C" THOMAS Realtor 22-1 \\'. Coast H1vy. S.18-:>:")27 Newport ·Beach 545-5643 Eves. G·tG-tl.1:-J."1 418 HAZEL, CdM Open Sat/Sun 1·5 Ne\\'ly complctcd .1 BP.., overlooking ocean in old Corona del Mar. 444 !\!on1! P1·h·rrl 1o i':Cll tn 1'wo·story ebau!y has FR size. AU crpts & drps. C<l.~ta :'-1r~a for $26,500 _ :ill 111/11·ct bttr, builtins, crpts, \\·/$1400. dn .. :i;eller 1vill pny \trn1s. Cu l! drps, 2 ca r gar. Vacant! 1' buyers loan fcc/1110 paymts \Valk to big park. $47 ,0C(l. ubt $245. don't n1iss it! RED CARPET, Realtors I' 536-8836. ' -MUST SELL-SJl LUXURY LIVING lnle~ity of style, setting and ·5110 ( ,.,. .. J 5JJ·510Q design greet you here! 4 B1,.'{J., :'.1;t bath, fp, GREEN Spaciousness is the ki>ynote! ll !O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!P VALLEY CONDO, at 17755 370 sq. ft. family roon1. 400 4 Br, 2 ba hOme POOL I...1 Rosa Ln. VA or Fl-IA. sq. ft. n1aster bedi'OOnl suite $25,000. 19432 fllauna l.Jl Only S3-l.900. OPEN HO USE plus parents retttat. Let us 548-3163 GAME ROOM Sat 1·5 p.m. Call anytime. fiho1v you the re1>t ! Call Irvine DARK ROOM SCO'IT REALTY e 53&-7'13 546-2313. I;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;=;;; OPf.N T!L IJ • IT'S FUN TO Bf NICE! I • 545-9491 -Open eves. 1llage Real Esta te Walker&Lee R(Al l5TA1l Lovelv <"ul-rle·stH' s rt'Ct'I 11 i1h Morning Canyon LJ.iart::.: of "California Life VETS-NO DOWN -=> ''DO THE TURTLE hU!;(; sh'1.rlc t1't'Cs. Quick * $56 ,500 * S1yle" c:.:1ras. Slate entry to Super Sharp Green Valley ~,.-," · J ROCK'' PRIME FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD $31,950 st:llOOl , shoppiug, free11·ay t'heer•' livin" l'OOrn 1\,·1rmcd Condo. 3 Bdrn1., 2'.'' b,t],•. I o J .. 7~ ., I ' I n11ce lo the IWlC or this aci:css. ~·an1ily oricn!cd \Valk 10 a pl'iva1e Beach hy c-rackling 11·Q()(lburning Only S.10,500. •) l' ~ · popular plan 2 Bronthtti)()r home f0aru1'Cs shag car1X't-fron1 1his Brii;:ht, Light and fil'eplacc. All purpose fan1i-Call 00\I' for details. !~~~~~=;"'~~~~ /paluring the 4 bedroom and ing, c11slo1\1 dt'ilJlCS, <le('(I· Charming 2 Bcdroorn llon1e ly J'OOlll ad.\acent to eat-in ~ WE BUY t-IOMES alJ the goodies, inc. for111al rn,tor 11·at11;aper .all both dW" in Co 0 rona Highlands. kitchen and ~anlcn patio. 4 1. Cash for your equity dining, family rn1, and the J ac''' laf n 84 11 7 >e 60 ou 1 11ful. pen Sat & Sun. 1.l,Jcdroo1ns, large n1aster 2. \Vill pick up back payrnts patios. All for $57,500. a • 0 to see 1 to 5 bcdroon1 suite. Con1pal'e "-1'114)963"'4567 3. No charge for appr. OPEN TIL 9. IT'S f'UN TO Bf l'l/Cfl Call 644-Tlll this Ne1vport Riviera for .............. ,.. ........... ! CALL us ~-=]· ~ -features, style and valut"! -1'"'0R AN ESTil\IATE .... ,, r ~::.L !~··::."!;~~3 BENCE' Hunting! Beach Ng,~~'\JJ\'vG ~~~r.-[& ~ CASH-C SH -CASH '42 • 9371 NEW LISTING OPEBNRASNADT/NSUENW. 1.5 ~ ~ ~Jic~ui'ER~?c~5c~~r.: . EASTSIDE C.M. FOR INFO. MR. DIRK, OPEN S1\1'1SUN 1-:J 511 POPPY FANTASTIC BUY I ,\GENT. S Leadership e 842-4466 25.J.'j \.V!--:ST:\llN STEH. Up<'r deluxe duplex. IXJlh Gnl'gcous niodel-Jike ;;: BR. IRYINE- NR 40S FRWY 3 Bedroom 2 bttth, in1 - niaculate hon1c. tastefullv decorated, romniunity pcxit -$39.500. Try VA IP.rms. CALL 133-3380 Laguna Beach 802 S. P acific Coast Hv.·)'. Laguna Bep.ch HILL TOP BEAUTY l\lol'e into this hlll!op UC'uu!y ll'ilh 01.>ca11 vk·111. 011·nrr packed. a osc 10 schoois ::1.nd al:l t'Onvenien~. '$55,0ln. SPANISH CONDO COUNTRY Ch\•ner !Ul.d to leave this love. \y lake-golf COUl"SC' view. \Vc!l n1ain1ained pl'ivatc 2 bedroon1. Try leas" onl ion . CANDY SEASONS COMING Be the profiteer during thc years best season, to ov.·n a going candy business. Fully equipped, fully inl'cnlol'y. best recipts. o\\Tiel' \\·ill IC'ac h. Only SJJ,000. CALL 497-1761 BEACH COTTAGE 1 BLOCK TO OCEAN L.·u"~e 11Jll1Jlll!• roon1. boa I u11its have 2 b<l rn1s., den, 3 fl lCM'l Verde h-Omc. --------- •"H1l• to lru·"(' ya1·d, f11tit ha.. \Ve! bar w/r(>frig .. ,., o Ju.~t rcd11eerl: S·\.l ,T.iO ---------• trees, 3 BR .1 1 ~ BA, livini; frplf'., Bl kill'h .. dish\1·shr., OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-j REPOSSESSIONS REDUCED! Co7.y dollhouse is s1one's nn, l;u·gt• Fainily kllch, tndry, palio. Plush carp, & 170') OAHU PLACE Hunt1'ngton Harbour 11u·o1~· to blue PacifiL'. OJdc1· tr<-s/lly pointed. insidc-S: drapes. l\Iui;t st·c! Sl·I0,000 JOHN P. CAREY :-'<Jt' inform:i.tion and location Mcditerranenn Vilh.1, A l\tust hon1e in in1n1acu.!ate n\ovc-out. See this hC'fore you buy. Scenic Properties or ll1esc 1''1 11\ & VA homes sec. Cuthedral c e i Ii n g , in condition. rornpletcly cru·-e ANYTIME· e * 67s..5726. * .REALTO.RS 64~71114 co··: a.pt· ' Realty 4225 Campus Drive, l.ibrary/&lcony overlook- pe!cd: n1odernizcd. \vith 646-3928 o r Eve 548-9416 * BARGAIN* ~ESA VERDE--KASABIAN Irvine lng Li"i>tng nn. full d1n nn butll-1ns. You 11'011 t rtnd, GOLF COURSE I [:::::::::= + 3 Bdrms, 2 bus. with cx-nicer ~ $33.:JOO. Beach prop-1-IERE's one of the best buys Sh<>rp 1 Bdi·o,., '"· ~" 1,.,,1.0,. R "?a Estate 9'2_ -6644 Expan.dsOff·Shore •pansion possi bilill<'s. Clo~ r1 d · 1 T k d i cl 1 'l BR & I ,,,__. , ... ,,.. " CHARM f "· H -in, \\•lite -.·ater views. No1v e y oesn t ast. a ·c a • 11 a up ex; • · · bl'-r n\ \\'/fz·pl. dining. ~amc & . 1 o i..<t~uua In un-T11'0 ~sale offices opening BE $!!' 000 vantage no\\' . , fan1ily I'll\. frplc.: carp & music rni IV/\l'Ct bar & frpl. l111glon. Lush pile crpts, ~lnt now! Ground Door opportun· AT THE HIGH _,","'" 847-6010 'I drripcs plus 1-BR .. partly l.nvt'ly pulios & koi pool. 3 Br, 2 Ba •. fan1 1111, ily for ambitious salC'S pro-INTEREST RATES If!' OPEN TIL g, IT 'S ~UN TO B£ NICE! furn. A good f)lace al a ter· .. ~i .. ~·u 01. 11.,,,1" 10,. 0111-1•• Belln\eadov•. \\ialk to the 1 1 d' •· · Open Sot & Sun I 5 2 BEDROOMS S ·r · .,"!! ~"" #<> "' " "' l~k·· · be· 1.1 1 1.,. Pe. n1n1e 1atl' ,.,111r lune • • • I 2 BATH n ic JH'IC(' • ....;. ,.........,, Call ~>·l!l-2GSS. Ov•ncr. ." .. s. enJO.y au 1 u l\lng available. Immediate earn· 'l'ry this one for size. Chvner ®~ : $21,000 MORGAN REAL TY · m exclusive No. H,B. ings possible \Ve have solid has to vacate. \Vj\l lease, l Luxury 101vnhousc-, !lclux 1.6;;;7;;J.;;6;;64;;2;;;;;;;;;;;;~6;;7;;5-64;;;;;-59 MOVE MOM IN, TOO ~·~: Assuniable 7'/.. loa.n. rek•1Tals fr~n\ new home lcase-<>ption or ·sell I.his • ~ ~ ;;h;1g' caq-.ct. built-in kit.1, 2 HOUSES, l lot, :J BR. S4:l-;i,()1>.l sub-divisions or the Christi· lovely lO\\nhouse. Feature11 ~========= cheJ~, waR.~t.'r-dryer + POPPY AVE. DUPLEX house 11·/pl't. palio & shady ASSUME 6'• loan, 5,000 feet ana Coinpanies. 3 bdrms., 2~• baths plus . I rch·1i;;l•r111ur 1n1:ludrd. 1..011 1 hdrm uni! \\'ffrplc & pvt Sycon1ore lrt'c. Big fain. beach, 1500 s<1 ft 2 story, CALL BILL COMSIOCI( large bonus room. ,, LAST CHANCE clo11n pr\yn1t'nt excellent brick pHl ios + 2 bdJm & rn1. O~n Sunday 12·~ prof. lnclscaping, $13,500 fTI41 846-1361 & (21JI 592-t161 V1's1"on- T . k lIB . ]"k 1. l0rn1~ -Horry Call Red hath guest quarters 2 C<ll' 2:J8 ~th Street chrn. P & l. $150.74. Movc·l---------- o p!c up a rga1n i et 11s Carpet, Realtors ~6-S()-10 . , , G ' h Lynch Real Estate in ~0<lay. $36.500. Ph . HOUSE OF in BayC'l-CSI. -1. Bcdl'Jl\S + g'.uagt. ara~e apt . as 64S-2S72 or &15-7TJ.l 968-3563 Sl.'p<J.race oUice and forn1al vie\\', of OCl'an. Must sell tm---GLASS d h·11 dinh1g. '10.000. '""'" Back Bay -med • EASTSIDE VIEW HOME re I prit'Cd! Needs decorating. H p 1 1.",.,'~·,.21,.n..,,..,,01,.· ..,,',.",.",.7865!!!!!!"B""kr COSTA MESA 3 Br 1314 Ba, Spanish home six blocks CalJ r>(IU• f"r ll l'Jf'W"lil1{"1enl. orse roperty o j'. • $31500 fl'Qm beach, high cathedral DREAM HOUSE 3 BR fixer house un 1,~ acre BE Ul n1ountalns ·yet 2 blks 2 Brand Ne1~· Custom Hotncs. 968-'3965 ceilings, inassive 8 d 0 be Custom 3 Bednn, bea.ill ccil-R·I (\j) unit slh•. As.<>uniablc front bch, beaut nc1v dlx. 4 BR, 2 Bf\. elose lo Back !----""-"""'----fireplace in Fiellla room, it~. fan1i!y· 1oon1. Bark 6': 'nan. {)1vn<'r \\"ill caIT,\' rondo, 2 BR, 2 Br\, S6~~ Bay. Cpts, drps, landscap-BY 01~11er -5 Br, 212 ba, fonital dining roon1, patio B-;;:;_ S~'1.95CI 2nd "'rD. ··,ii ,900. Ca 1 1 or lease w/opllon. fi7.1-1169. ing, sprink lers. lene(.'S a 11 shag thruout. Unique Ii\'. kitchen v.·ith all the latest in<'luded: S.14.950. 01;ve bv nn, sepr din. \Valk to all r b" . BEACH ORI ENT ED &fi.t\400. SPYGLASS 4 BR & f~am. 246 ,i:r 2t'! E. 2'lnd St. 645.6177 schls. 1 n1i. bch. S~!l,500. app ianccs. ig n1ass1ve \ralk 111 rn·arh or use pool in Rn1 , 962-4541. n1aster suite w/va nity bath, REALTY A Company \\'ith Vision Univ. Park Center, I.rvine Call Anytime, 552-7500 Office hours 8 AM to 8 Pl'tf Lido :-iands. \Voodsy palio, :i YISleH H~ard & Co. Sale or lease option. SEE ' ' Swim po o I ' · ASSUME 7,; e r 1 0 a 11 , plush carpets and designer betlrni hnme . beilnled c:eil-R-.1 r-.......,,.. 23 !-lalf l\foon Bay \\'/privacy ,.\d u n de r payinnts $2a2 pt·r mo. 3Bll, drapes, adult occupied a nd PACKAGE DEAL ing~. nt'I\' t'Ul1Je!S & paint. *6-14-6!'26 or &14-1152 * ''General" for l\'lesa del 2BA. Immac home, b!tins, looks better than a new La Turtle Rock home, a view Sec this for $~9.900. I OCEAN vie\\' 3 BR, 2~ Ba, Afar bargain, Pri P rty s,16-3785 Cuesta al S39,T:JO. BKR ' and the low price of $56,500. OPEN SAT/SUN. 2-5 20368 Sun Valley Dr. Laguna Canyon 3.3 Acres . 001'SC!lt pemrltted. Otarrnbig 2 BR., 2 bath home v.•fhuge rock fireplace. MUST SELL! $7'2,500. 644-2430 133-0700 _...... ColdWell,Banker ~ FOR .LL i Balboa Isla nd !11111 nn. din rtn, 2 patios, S.I~. S 21, 5 0 0. CONTINENTAL,_".'.-55_11_______ Call uvs, ~e'l! "wrap it up". 1----------1 1oom for pool. By 011111er. TAKE over old VA loan on 3 1· ISIOD AREAS 64-1-2951. BR, 2 BA. SlOC(l in new ~~~~. ~;cb~~h~· ~ Don't Miss The Boat - o"u"'r°'LE""x"-b-y-ow-o-,-,-. _3_B_c_1 shag. s29.!)(I(). Oivnr/agt. Durha1n Dr .. BKR. 548-7711. or you'll be up the river 3 Bdrm With Privacy Ba. + Bach apt, rm to build 1 ,.,""'6-:,.,-77~'1!~ .. ~~~-~-'th A ''T'b ' d h II Beautiful home on large over-::·salisbury " DRAW A BIG CIRCLE 111ill caITy conl. $69,500, MESA de! ~Iar. i\ssu1ne E ASY, LO ON. 3 BR, 2 BA. W1 out I uron, re • sized lot. Lovely rolling 673-482l 6:y.,1;, loan, 4 Br, 1~ Ba. 4 yr ne .... •. Nr bch. schls & Buy a hrand new 2 bedroom I hills & valley scenery. BALBOA ISLAND* covt>re<l patlo. $ 3 8 , 5 0 0 . shops. Vac-quick escro1\·. 2 bath condo. Outstanding Screened faniily rm. Patio * OCEAN Vi~\11 3BR, 2~!:.00. 540-3000 536--0414. clubhouse facilities, prime REALTY Brick BBQ. J.landyme.n"s fam rm. din rm, 2 patios, 1 ~~--------location. 20'/;, dn -8~~ Ve , icsho & I C~od 2 bdrni. honie ivith ~'293~or pool, by owner, BEAUTIFUL fl1esa \Vood:ii 3 rx!1~ c~j~~~~u~: A~~e 107a dn -8-'!4 '.k , 5'1;, dn-9t/r. UA . Company With Vision ~. J.!-ge :rd of i~°:!~ single car gara~c. Open ;.:.:.;,,::;:;,.-----~ home _3 BR, 2 ba, atrium, 7'/0 r,HA, low d 0 w n . $500. hon1e in1pro\·en\enl niv. Park Center, Irvine pletely sprinklered. $45,000. bean1 ct>il., frpl.: a llr. DUPLEX, corner, charming, fouut~un. 979-8380 r.vcs. ~1486 bonus .. Choics·',. 90001 Cc"'1""1 I. o5f.!!, houAn~,lm8 eA.M55t2.-o 78500P', ! brk. 494-8000. ·,__ patio; \V/w carp.: nice Joe. by 01\'ncr. 500 Poinsettia, 2 STORY, 4 Br, 3 Ba, fan1 ~~=-------1 Brlrgains at · · a ; ~., " TARBELL 11cur bay. 'O(X'n 1·5 daily. rm. $4~.500. tlpen Sat & Sun s9:300 ASSUMES 5Y.. % Loan. larwin realty inc. Realty Laguna Beact1 THE BIG STEAL ~.A. No Down Pymt. Nestlrd in the hills, ON 3 L 0 TS 0 V ERLOOKING THE OCEAN BELOW. Deta iled rustic architecture, v.r/l'xtcriol' of 11,•ood, stucco, \venthel'cd redar shingle rooflines. LG!::. SUN DECK F.NCLOSED W I TH \VQODEN RAILS. THAT AFFORDS A SCENIC OCEA N VJE\V. \Veil designed 3 BDRJi.f. & DEN & DINING AREA Door plan, serviced by 2 bath.<>. Spacious lorn1al Uv. nn. \\•ith pitched ceiling & exlern.;ve use or glass. The den is a COZY RETREAT, HAS AIJ. \VOOD PANEL. ED \VALL.<;, VAULTED OPEN BEAl\f CEILINGS, fl.I,\SSJVE & ll\IPOSING STONE FIREPLACE, from floor to ceiling. Stepsavcr kltchC'n has AU. BUILT IN RANGE & OVEN, DISH\VASllER, G . DISP.. ETC., ttll blended togt~1her in matehillf,: color tones. SP1.tcious, level rear g-rounds, lOEAL F 0 R S\Vll\lflllNG POOL. 'The prope11» is VACANT & IN A·l c 0 N 0 IT I 0 N, w/w carpcting & custom drapes thruout. Oftcred for onlf. $52,500 FULL PRICE· NO DOWN PYMT: TO ELIGIBLE VETERANS. Entire loan balance payabk $406 {X'r n10., !ucl. int. at 8% '.~ annual 'ih rate for 29111 yrs. MISSION REAL TY 985 So. Coast lf.,.,'Y .• Lagl;lna Phone (714) 494-0731 OPEN SA TURDAY 1-4 1305 SKYLINE DR. A stunning contemp. of 3 BR., 3~ baths, billiard rm., all wood & glaaa . lntert'sting angles & tex· tures, n1iles of ocean & mt. views. $150,000. SOUTH LAGUNA A Lflguna Charmer in top shape. 2 BR., 2 baths; brick terraces; fantastic coastal & \11hite ~·ater viev.·s. With $Zi,OOO do'-.vn, ov.-·ner wUI carry 1st T.D. at 8'At%. $67,500. OCEANFRONT 3 BR.. 3 baths, l'es ting on deep pilings, directly on the sand. Brand new, using tile, stained glass & v.'OOd. $187.500. VIEW LOT In tree studded area above Victoria Beach. Great ocean \.-lews & lhe owtl<'r will ac- cept ll'rms. $18.000. around this afl, because you \1•on't \.\'ant lo miss seeing this shrtl'JJ ,1 hdrn1 hon1e in Costa ~fesa for just S24,5()0. Close to s•·houl s, r.lso fenced back ya rd. ne11· Gov't pro- gram 1hal ~" e 1· y Q. n c qualifies for -11·ith $1200 / d0\\'11 payn1c11t. CaJl fol' ap· FULL PHI Ru~IC ~ I 1-5, 1874 Park"""SI O•. S:l2,(l(X) Full Pnce. 3 Br, rlln. equal housmg· onot" OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S J\lODERN OCEAN VIE\V CE ~ I BR, w,.,p_ c. "" ' rm lcpk bit 2 b I ... "' 3 BR 2 ba ... on R-2 Lot. $45,000. Prine. Tarhcl! Realty, 6.t;..&S26 & ,:~. DGS~798,8 ' a, poo 968-4405 (24 hrs) 4212 VALE ST. area· Cl · hOme -quie&t * OPEN HOUSE * .., only. 011 .. ner 673·4169. BY Ov.'11e1', 3 BR 2 BA, ipl, Greentree, ch armin g 2 · ose to 10"'fl Sit. & Sun. (or ca(I)) point1ne1i_t. 1 4 Walker &Lee AfAl llTA Tl . :>l;)..U491 (J1Jt.·1l i:l'CS, ASSUME 51;4 °/o V.A. LOAN POOL $58 500 dbl gar. Assume 5!4 VA 4 BR + bedrn1 & dl'fice area LOCATIQ-N bdnn., spacious farm kitch. beach. Needs new cpl & ' 1~~~n~s 1:t~z~a~e: ~~~I J~1fy loan. S28.995. Ph: 548-0289 ~a~:"as1:;pr:ea!re:~e s~eo/7 )f~~:1.~~~is1f:i5·cei~~ ~~~ls I~~ r 0te~~;,~~11 Arch ':!a!~~:S~~~. Ex'CLUSI\,..,,. \\'ITll • Pilot Classified. 642-5678. CT.ASSTFI ED will sell it! FllA loan. 897-1375 Loe · 1 }' h ... ed bt•t'ck ft•pl. Fully $1500 ·down, $-IOO. per .mo'. 2-my,, Spanish' motif, sunken . " '°"'=========-:.===::;;;;=~"'==.'...==~~~S~~== Location! at1on. rcs 1-d ped S35 ,,.11 pn'ee $50,500. 11 . 1' d · · t b' bl k ao M 500 u ving rm.; ,..,,ilc.; mstr. st ty air JUS one 1g oc ...... a · . · M k G bl bd "' to beach .. , 4. year old OPEN SUNDAY t~5 ar um ner & Assoc nn. suite, spaciooa llUn· Cl~"() £\"'-. ,( _ f)""C ~Q. 9 dollhouse w/loads or squ1ured 4511 HA~NHURST La~MSBe~~t4~1421 =s~nt;:;,ipb~rn:~~w!thble \:)\!::> J.'Q'CJ ~ J.. (,,!;) }j(/" V footage. Gourmet 1,1 e Assume 7% FHA loan. Clean, 8 Th I W cf G h Ch '/ kitchen withe very latest sharp 2 'brhill,. on quiet cul EAUTIFUL location • "(°ramie viev.· of the Pa- .. :n5 .".lARl.NE AVE. af nfriguing or ame wit a UC#\ e bteakfru:t room. big master de sac Sh•• c•~. lull SOUTIJ LAGUNA. t block c!!:: t'O.'.ts:t. Otht>r homes B.\l.B(),\ ISLAND ------1411•4 by ClAY 1. POLLAN. suite w/prlvatc van-ity bath. ' ...,. ·-•··· Y to beach. Newly rel'TIQdelt!d Uuuer construction. CALL 673--6900 Roaring fireplace in living lndscpd. $33,490. 2 &Inn. family rm, l\lrgc lo"rom $52,IXX) O R g Jen. f the room. Manicured land.~ap-DAVID D. CARLSON· deck 'v/occan vlew. Gl1e11t Soulhcoast Pacific Corp. lfEDUCE D-$10,oOo-,:;~:ro~bllld !o:ds be-ing, rambling reaT lots. plus REALTOR ~3 apt $62,500 rirm. By Ol\'ll('r. Quality Builders Of l..aguna 90 ~·T. lu hcAch. Co111plcll'I,\' low to form four slmp!. words. Iv,_,<~ a fantastic budget price! OWNER agrees to PllrQUin. CnJl 213-721-5ll5 d a Y S, * 494-0.1nl * rt•novatcd & 1 n.,d 8 e I> rl . BKR. 962-55ll. tard Realty 4% fee to sell Zl3464-4686 eves. Summer WAmNG 01 1 iple:.: 1\flh gk~iesl facil. Ex. M 0 F R LA liiiiiOioiiiiiiiiMEiiiiiiiii11iiiiiO I this 4BR, 2BA, $44,SOO, rentats ronsidered. 1 In • t. • L'C lent par mg, 01vncrs ASSU S 114 ltfake oU.er. A corner in • $42,500 * · · · or your 11pecUon; J on.-:ious! I I' I jZ I Colony Park. Open today. Sharp 2 BR. So. Laguna bdm1., 2:-sty. home In grow- $129,j()(} loci. n100ring l YA LOAN (Take Culver to Wa1nut & home. Walk to beach. ing, prCmgious area of Salisb~ry ·. Re111ty 67:;.-0lll 67'"r4524 Agt. Beaut. cor. Jot w/plenty er tum West to Mall &: right to * $54,950 • Laguna Beach. Everylh~s ?· A.\Y\'JEW UlJPLEX I W Y Y B, A 1-i'-1-;....; rm for boal or trlr. Good 14201 Ave Mendocino. Pool, 4 BR. hon1e, North Le.guna brand new. BuJlt with Yol1r -... ~ .._ i:Jl'£NTrrtttr<"'9-RJNW-6E ~' · 2"Rft·-?'ffl\:"o11t' year-old ---•. • ·-Cf1ll~--"' drps......_and lnt tennis courts etc. 642-2991. _ PLACE REALT\' desires In mind. MWJt be I ~ ~ i Dbl~ ga~ages . , I I I r I ldSCJ)g, Wnlk to gd shopplnl IRVINE: Townhouse, by ·9i'!I' acenl~$6i,SOO-~-.;.. _.__ ! NEW ,~~;~;x5<~:12~< hy 1 1.nd, catholic sehoOL ~~.2~n~A.Pd% rm.~ue. •PB:U~· ;aJ~ ho!1~1~ .,JS/en, Ch\•ncr \1 ii I e111Ty :!nd, Wca1· JleY,' contlitlon. -I llcd1·01"1ms. .farnUy roon1. Living room, tlreptace, pool ond hc1lrlh equipment. On't la.~. Rul!h. . Diol 963-6767 , . . nwnn $140.000. I T E L 0 X I ! mt., bltM, Xlot cood. quiet Area, Iota of prl,.cy. REAL ESt'"':fE i 673-691S ll'I' M2-1146 • . 11'1 oil right for a hu,bond t6l-44JI ( :;&) MMllJ ·159=.,,000~·::...._P_r1_""_· __ •_n_1_y. Fantaslle white water view, "' f SW™ POOL Bilbol Ponin..ula 1 I I I I to be a breadwinner, but haw _552-0270. qulek P91M'~ PrinClpa11 1190 Glt:nneyre St. • \'~ PRI VACY' -· --"~AL SERVICE Ool)I-• • "91-S413 r '"''11 come so ma ny wi ves exp..... •u:.u• 1,-_..iiiiiiiiiiiimm 1'IU PT\~ SACftll-'tCr. L b ? , ,GIJ·FHA-c-o u t t e ou t. r.tcw11ional BY Owner..-Betnned & cozy 1 • Us) ~B I I I n im fo ea-"f -t~ ___ _, (Jeavirtr . . r I> us BAYVIEW L J K R E L M:rV1CE! ll v a I ll b I e to Jlvln .. , conversation pit & "Overlook!na the Pacific" _,. R h • · 1 I I I I BUYERS WANTED ·~ ·~ I h<• 1 • 1 1• Al~l •- 1 1 1 00 Tnf Y On the J)f•nlns\lla --· · · · · A Comp lete the chucltle quoted lf!~JW &~c~IJ, BKR. frplc, -4 BR, i111.1~ BA, din. MaanlNcent Monal'(':h Ba.y ' poo n n r· rce, S1inc;lous 5 l)('(lroon1:ii Y.-ith V b I I h I d We win-ftnd you the home -~,,.,.=-~·'='='"m~=<''"'""'·-=~ rm, l•m. rm,, Iv. rm., all Terrace 4 Br, 3~• Ba home. wallfd-ln yard, In l.ll'au Y fil Ing " t • miu llllJ' worCALIFO =nt.JT"A'.lllt:,.:;.me lNI • xtru:. '~i.9ll0• 2JZ: 300-<lfiOl ,All rttlWOOd & £ I a s a , 1 F.aJUlde Mesa de! ~l1:1r dining 1oom, Jouds or stvr· vov dwelop from s1tp No. 3 ,btlow. }'011 ho.ve been looking ror. Br 3 ba~'" 1•':.,500 ~8 or 96~ cu 1 t 0 in e I 1!1 g an c e Qualfbl ho / anc. built-ins, (lre plricl'. l~t a spedalist heJp )'QU. • · • poo • -· • Y ,;~~""'·...,..~=~~ lh ughou Of ~ --fm~~~i:,~: ~,\:!K'r ."',",,mo,""',· i\1U~ I.le A PRl,NT!S~USMOBERERD!SLETTERS JN V*LLAG9E6'2R:.:4LSEST6 A*TE. ACanppo~~~ v°"A ly. 551·3834 M3UBRST .. 211,BAcl.e~. bo2000n ... rmft. $3~.ooo. t. le.red at 11"" It AnYwhere. '" ooly -"cV ,. •trn IUI< goes. '1:7 H • .UA . . . •• -···" . cul. • Tll "' • GRUBB & ELLrs- C•ll 545-50SO I C'on!t1dt>r nny trade or s ub, Laguna Beech -ue-sac, trn er 11cce1~. $oH.950. • 1 ' · n1!1 at $73,00J. Good financ· I) UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS I I I I I I I WALK to the bch. $6000 dn. 4 ~o..;.,;.:;,..:;.;;:;;;;;...___ nr. heh. By owner, $42,900. Realton t"a.I Profit ls aflainL>dl \(·hen Ing, TO GET ANSWElt . • • • • Br fcrml din rm, 2 11ty LOVELY vh!\Vlf, 4 BR, 3 bas, _·84;;::>-c;,ll;:!OO':,,,----,,--;-2863 E. C!lt. Hwy., CdM )"OU 5CU lhroogh rHU 1"11'.et-J'1\CIFJC PHOP!'.:ftTfES prcsllgl.' home Take over 3 blks to ocenn. $59,700, BEAtn'JF'UL ocean vlitw 101 67S.7• , tlnil D•llY Puot Oassilied 6Th-ti712 o« 518-'796 SCRA~·LETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A·LINE 7% GI IOAn. 1133-U03, "" ARSUlll<! looo 7\1%, $11.000 O~LV $12,llOO l'!''!!""!l!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-1 Ads. ~78 .. ..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,,....,,..,,,._1 ___ _:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----l~839-~:!7~14~5-------~_..!!;dn!!;·J°"""~~'·J•~h~one~~494-!t!Jl!!!9ll Oceanvlew Realty 673-8000 5 llneit, r1 dn.ys for 5 buck..,, \ •• • J I I ]~ [ ...... , ..... I~! I l.;;L;:;t:l;;;":;:n1;;·:;:N;l;g;;uo;l:;;.;;:;;.;;;;;:;:L;•;D;":n:;•;:N:i9;u;1;l;;;;;;;;;;;IN ".;.•.;.w.:;po.;....rt.;....B.;.•.;.•.;.cll;_ ___ 1 Newport BHch FAMILY APPEAL CONDOS THE BLUFFS Lo .. .,, prtcod In Bluff• for BAY VIEW Over 2,000 set. ft. of beautiful living space . lhts Delores m6dcl. new Vie\v lot, 4 bdrms. plus tge. fatriily room & eurpet11, choice ictctnbt'H GW.nt 2 story 011 Private enclosed su B t I locatk:>n with Jiu .. •e pine cuJ·de·sac Street. Be-a~ $48,000.', n room . et er t 1an ne\\'. Only tnieM . $59,950 .. North Bulffs Area. 1 Bu<lroonw. Pl'lvate Ma11ttr FINANCIAL APPEAL Like '1CW w•tedront 3 SuiJC with bc"m ceiling m>d ~roon1 tiomo, with private 36' b11lcony overlooking the Beauty, inside & out. 4 Bdrt'ns .. 2 ba. XJnt g.Jifi and cxcl.'llent N~wport Bay. Dov.•nstaira Bedroom cond . Good tertns. OPEN SUN. 1·5. 300J2 addre11s .. underprlced at 1nakt•t1 gr~at gue81 roo111 HELLO PLACE. $71,500 -or lease or wlU1 3rd bath. \Vorkshop for leaee/opUon. Dad. Elegru1t Jiving room. LORENE HUMPHRIES, BROKER CDM '• ooly h;g,,,;,. "coo· ~~~~~·l~~rn""' Ht~~~ 499-2839 495-1640 do" unit. Fnbulous views, Call 66--0303 right on me ba.v. poot And 1 _L_•~s~u~n~•~B~·~•~c~h-~~-l ~L-id_o_l•_I• ______ , IN WOODS COVE SUPERB ;i Bl'. & Fani. rn1. :i J ust step,11 . ro h\U scclu~ed Ba, {•;<lenslvely remo1lele.d 1 <..'OVC'!i, I Ju~ t:•JUSl' is c1~11· ycur Lign, $69,000 t'Xist ing pleti:ly re-built 1,•it h pi~). Lonn ut 7J:1% ,\skin g fcss1ontt l planning. Red"·ood $105.000 G75·'12til shlni.:le exlt'l'lo1· wllh hc11 vy M esa Verde i;hakc root T\\'O OCCi\11 \'It'\\' rrivatu IJ!Jps. Lowest price on the mfll'ket. $95,000. CnU 675-7'l25 vc1'ftnfla~. \Voort il<"f'kl'll ASSU'f\IF.; 71~·,o CJ loan un 3 i;11:in1 pool ineludcs cabana RR, 111,i BA, M<'sa V(•J'd1: for hUL'sls, Liv rn1, Fainilv l'ool Hnnl•'· Uy 011·111!r. & din rn1s hlll'e Redwoofl S'.~.!KK). r,.[f,...JAAl:i 1-~=~~~~~~ii ;~~i~t!~~ic!!\:~· 1~~~lc~,C'~.{~~ G'; Fl-11\ assurnuhlc lqii11. . l ln1n1llCUIUtt·~ $.l:J,!JOO. 11·1th the i('Sl !lppl\ancl'S, * 5-16-fi022 • Approx ~500 sq ft incl 3 Bdl'ms plus d~'n. 01vncr k"1ission Vlel6 1n1Ly curry for shul'l 1~·i·iod. $159,000. OPEN llOUSE 1-4 pn1 Sat & OCEAN VU DUPLEX Sun. 2li;)92 L.1~ Tunas. r-.1.v. J Bil, 2 BA, cen1r11I 11ir con· Shol'I walk to he11ch, town, ditioning. big fenc,·d back schoo l s.C h arn1ing, yaixl. Tuke Avery Parkway sei·luded. Each unit 2 nn. 1u Cot'O!llHIO, frph:, Rin for !':otpansion , DON CONRAD REALTOR Xlnt invcstmf'TI! S74,500. ~02 S. El Can1ino i{f'al LOTS San Clf'n1ente, 492-9511) 1. Victorin Bca<'h -Last ~'--...C'--,:C.""'-"'-"-"-avail. Xlnt Ocf•;.111 Vu , _N.;•;.w,.:poc.;..'.;t_.::,Be,o•:;.c;.;h;.... __ 011·11er 11·ill cnrry $2·1,!X)O BAYCREST NEWPORT · BEACH BLUFFS 681 VISTA BONITA OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5 PloHe Call: 644-1150 CHARLOTTE LONG Realtor Since 1950 BEACH DUPLEX I OHi \ I L Ol \O\ N f I I {•,. 1.199 HARBOR BLVD. GRANO OPENING Newport Bay Towers 1 & 2 BEDROOM CONOOMINlUM HOMES Bayfront Homes Boat Slips Full Security llighrise Steel &. ooncrete construction Prlv1tle Balconies 2 garnge spaces per unit. Roof top sundcck Unusual Opportunity to Pur· 1 chase Baytront Ptoperty in N~.,,:port Bectch. 31D Fernando Rd,. N.B. 6754551 Newport Height• A KING SIZE HO?ltE. 12 rooms: 4 BR., 2 Ba ., huge ri>Crention rn1., ul.ility & laundry rms., & of- fice or d£'n. Lge. living rm \1•/chnrming irplc. Lge. kitchen 11•/pll bltns. /\II custo1n built w/many many extras, Asking $68,500 or 2. Upper Rocklcdg!! -Grl'nt OC{'a Vu or enlire t'Oa~!. \Valk to 2 beautiful c·•)Vt'R. Lot No. 1, S2·1,900. Lot No. 2, $34,900. r-.take oUer on both, Will tradt• for incotnc. 497-1711 Lagun• Beach Exterior ne1vly painted, 3 BR 11·ill lease--0ption. Greut faJnily hon1c - 4 & 2 BR, units, JlrcpJ, dbl lx.-<lr111:1n1 -'.!~ baths -v•~ry gr:i.r. In process of comp In· CAL9l G) •••·1414 1tu1cli<u1al floorplan -n1L1 n.V terior decol'ating. Best buy •A~4Mll Jov1•ly l'cnlul'es 011 c1uict on the beach. .... .......... •• IS, 1973 ,D~LV PIU>T JliJ[ '--_"'O:.!._·~·~__,J ~ ~I ]~[:.. __ ._ .. -.:;1~;m;ie1 lncom• Property lt61ncome P"'P'lrty 1'6 Mountain, Desert Resort HouSff Furnlshecl 174 300 _H_o_UHt __ F_u_rn_i_ohed ___ 300..-. , Lindo hie Eastslde 4-P!ex ....:. $57,500 Bread and Buller uhits! Eastside Mesa loca- tion . Fresh paint. Low vacancy !actor. High return. Pride of ownership abounds. Call to· day. Medical-Dental • 26 Suites 26 pride ol ownership suites. Large center. Maior cross streets. Over 27 ,000 sq. It. HJ re- turn. Low maintenance. Seasoned leases. $200,000 down. Call for pro!it anal ysis. Shopping Center 14-acre site . Major bank has 40,000 sq. fl. on site. A 90,000 sq. fl. K-MART site adjacent. Tral!ic count 27,000. Suitable for R3 or R4. $35,000 acre. Fixer Trl-l'lex -$55,500 Bring paint & tools. All t\vo bedroom units 6 patios! Great location. Minimum down. Bargain investment. Call nO\V. 546-16000 Investment Division THE REAL ESTATERS General ULTRA i;ccludcd 1nou1naln .:.;:;;:::.;:;..._ _____ _ 4 Hit., :\~ Ba., !hru Juue $450. sr.:.,. 7fi67 Lido Isle ('llh!n. $17,200. i>U)'I t:rpl!I, 1 BR hOUlf', H.B. $ll5. Alan dt'P!!, sto\•e & rofr i)il'. &. all $1"5 lcldl, Ptffi!, LAgu.nH Bch, otht;or tur11lture, bbQ pit & Is utIUi, pd, Va<:ant. 8.11.ch. on ~ fanta•tlc acre11. Carey Newport , S90 utll , pd. ReaJtor11, 8 3:: · 0 I 21 or Ai\-. f'oo. f!.16-7·111 a101cr:; \VATERFRONT with flnr11t view. Pler, dbl 4 BR house avaU now for 9 1Up, 3BR, 3 BA, mn1ter t:Al\'lPGflOU~D on P: e I Ba lbpe It nd Rh·t>r. 3 i-lri;. Norlh ot San "~rancisco. 67.'i-J>16 Agt. Out of State Prop. 178 !IA\VAll Lot. 12,(0.) MJ. ft. $2700. 2 joinl11~ $5,oo:). ·rermit l()'J., di,. 646-563:.1. Reil E s ta!e Exchange 182 BIG Canyon Cond(l - 2 Br, 2 Bil , $30,000 eqty tor vacant 1lr ln1provc'<l Income prop- erty. Owner, 642.:u&J. -llil Business ~Etunlty _2,00 PACIFIC BUSINESS SALES 1 Lo t l>llite \\'/lrg vu d<:ek. Newly rnn. t>ltllP.. ts 0 l'OOITI. cnrpr.led & d e c o r a te d • ST UOENTS WELCO~fE. Comp!. rurnlsll1 ng~. Y.'lntcr Call (2131 259-8.166. If no anll\\·er leave 111 es1 age i> ~r ye11;1y !CA.!K'. No ~Is. 12131 51!2-5219 d~: 6/.-.,..-0520 or 2 13 : 271-115.'>. LOVEL )' ucar new 4 Br, 3 -""'-':=:'-----~ Bn hon1c, 1 i blk Jroni \-VINTER lea~•i, l'waut. So. 11·a!er, g11.ragc, \VSSht•r/ •IJ)· buyfront hn1nl·; 4 RR .. 5 ha. er, lli~!11vshr. sr~iO nto. \\'iu-&1udy bca('h. Pier & flo1.\t tcr &pt. l.i-Ju11c 15. r·runily Sl.650 r.tonth l 73 .,..,, Bill Grundy !Utr. 6i5-616l 011y, ti -l.>.!'t. --------- BEAUT corol'r Bnyfront. LIVE ON LIDO :;nn. 2BA. sli p avail, $300 12 BR, 2 BA. brit•k fpr!~~ dbl pt'I' 1110 &>p1. 15-J une 1:1. gar.. 1\'shr/dt'}'I'. \\inter 673-li6G duyi> or 673-3259 I rt·ntal. $3.10. 67::.:n'!i. 1.•vt·:> 1 Newport Beach - -I Bit. 3 B1\, 2 lrplcl', ;.cp din -=---=---...:...-_____ _ 1•111, $~;;--,, or 3 llR, 2 HA. ~------ ch a r ln I n g: ho1~11~ &. T \V 0 DED- furnishings. $38.i. Y r I y R001\1, Win· lea.~c. Call 1113-:192·1 af1 ti. t e r rental. ., UR. \1•i111er, n c 11· l) 1 D o u b I e ga. ,i,.,_,1r1.1t<••I, ·I lH•Usl's 10 rage N e a r lx•ach. S:l:!O incl. u ills. ocean . BAR· 675-2·1·1:) • 8'.)3·11~1 * * \\'INTER or ycurly. ChE1rn1· RETT REAL- TY. 642-5200 Liq11ot· S!0\'1' -$~.000 in~ :1 BR , hf)\IRC, pntio, Commercial I Income Property 166 + i;luck, Old issu.:! licenses [q)lc. 117 Pearl, Bnlboa lS8 * * lslan(:cL_______ 2 BR, "·inter, n c \\'I y ';P;;;;ro;;pe;;;;r;;ly;:;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;; JUST REDUCED $7000 Coffl't' Shop SOOOO n10 gr. :\lODERN 2 Dr, 2 Ba hoUM'. decorated, •I houses to • I *NEWPORT BEACH* Seals 100. He11eh iin,·a. prlv patio, gar, "'frl 11r So. heach. S230 incl. utlls. SUPER LOCATION DUPLEX _ 300 feet tron1 • * BHy, $32!'1. 1213) 93a-9698 or ,6',o·7°':;.-o'24-C4°'5==,-,,--="""7 On Bristol near South Coast oceon. 2 bcrlroo1n, one bath Coif;: S~ip · ~111all! 1n41 675-56.17. OCEANfRl)~'T ~ BR ti; Plaza. 3 yr. old -quality 1 (!o\vnstairs rents $225. per scat,; ,'..J • S6000 roll 1>r1t·P 1 Br:., 2 BA, frplc, 111'\\'l.V BA. No studcn1~. 2 rar gar. built -600 +sq ft. bldg.on n1onth/\V1nter, ~225. f11'1'1 • • dec..'01·at cd, paHo, la1utrlL)', \\'in!er $32~1 n10. &12-9809, paved 31.000 + aq, ft. lot (45 \\•eek/Summer. Upstairs \~ ~unut S.hnp, J.:1't1~~ _S.WOO 1110. gar. $.175, 121:11 9:JS--6501 or ,::,,'1c:l·,.:lc;71H"' '-' --~--- car spot.sl. Fronting on 2 lurgel' unit -one bedroon1 . Nets Sl3GO 1110· Askin~ $10,000 (7141 675-56.17. 2en, \\·ln1cr rental. steps to stre~ts1. Engineeredk f o&r one hath but can sleep nine: dn. *For the Execnti\·c, never heach. $27:> n10 inclds utils. apccia ly meats, bu cry · rents for $300. per n1on· . * . * , . 5-IG-1622 coffee shop. All equip. lh/\Vin ter, $ 3 0 0. per Cocktails -Gross SliOOO ]lq. rented before, '.i' BR yearly available. C-2 zoned. Ask ing \\'eek:/Suminer. "pr I cc d $2000 food. $20,000 ri11. ;r:itl plu!! util, 67~7lR CUTE 2 BR -steps to ocean $225,000, submit offers. Bob undei· market at $S2,500. for * * $65l), fu111. Bayir'Onl & l''ier -winter 1't'ntal $225 Incl. Owens 642-8235. (J42l fast sale. PACIFIC BUSINESS SALES 4BR. 4BA, garage, ~u°'WOO'oc·~6~75~-Ul~5-._.,,-_,_7 (714) &7M500 2052 Ne11'Jl()~ ~Costa l\-1esa 675-1909 or 673~900 3 BR house, nr. the beach J . Leroy Bates \VINTER, ave.ii now -June. $300 per mo. No r,ts. Macnab-Irvine s.tref't -i;1•ller 11·ill . help $76,500 Ntar Ne!p~:.L:0"1, orrlce hnanrC' -S7;i.OOO. SulJ11111 ('x· Realty-company 1·hAn~cs. li4!h~18J. 17!!7 Orange, C.M. G42-t:i-7t Doll Houst-$47,sOo-642-8235 644-6200 27232-B Pasoe Burledero 2BR, 2BA , frplc, gar, $260 ~--'*'-"67:.:3-4tlcc:::::3 :..::*-- s J C :.;m~oc!•"'!",;'c:"~':;":.· ':::':o":e'c.71'.!'S_~ South Laguna an uan aplstrano :: ronson oPE.vr1L9 ·1''S FUNroSEN1CE1 ~~21 a BR .. lovely lge. !iv rm.l z:=:=::=c:==:==:=:: * CHARM H0~1E * 1vfdin. area. Bltn. kltch. On R·2 lot, roon1 lo nd(I Lge, backyard. Dbl. gar. * 59'x29' LOT * another unit. North t>nd. :.! Decorator's dream! C-1 ZONE ?.~r000m. &. den, 2 frp!cs. BALBOA BAY PROP. S.12,500. E-Z TER?vlS -· . * 642-7491 * • rN)uLOus. · · · • Duplex Dandy!_!! Assumable -Mt. vic11·s'fron1 this 4 bdrm., • NE\VPORT llelghts View 3 ba ., inlmac. hoine ivit h J...ol.l·cs! pl'iec on Peninsula! 0 fr ti home, Just reduced to cozy fa1uUy rin. Near 2 BR house + 3 RH, 2 BA CeGn Oft • 875,500 A nlust tC> see. Open achoola. 2 Pal1011 for relax· l'C'11t1ll. Be-ants, fpl<", J>ancl· S':"r F'inl.Uk.--lng OWC 2nd TD. house Sal/Sun, 1·5, 409 Ing in the sun plus a lng. :'it1 per s.harpt!! J<:xcet. Spanish Ville duplrx on {21 Catalina Dr. 540-1720 Agent. gardener's dell11:ht I at h ll'nt hx:ntion. Cn11 no\\' R·2 lots. 3 BR owner's + HILLSIDE / BR FR ,, .. , ~·oo "• 000 w vu. J , . . house rilled '''Hh poller! ,,...,.,.. · ""'" · 2 BR, ct!n rm rental. An · $68,500. Open Sun 1-5. 612 planti. A n1ust sec nl ----------1 xious o\\'ner. SubnUt on eX· st. James Pl.. 548-6310 $$9,:JOO. VIS1eN lbtanl & Co. ·~~~nS400go.. $I&9.oo:i. Ca 11 San Clemente * A HOl\TE ... , * Kr.I,._,...._..,. ,.,..., that is n1ore lhan R OPEN HOUSE house: huge Ii\'. n11·· ehOll.\' 1 CARMVEILEWMO. DEL I v.~ _ _!lo-_ud &.Co.I Sun Sept. -16th. 1-fi PM pegged oak Ors., J HR., 2 - -1717 Calle A!cal.ar ba .. office <U'l'li. Oci:an & hillside .,.Jews. $69,500. Ou1s1.1111li11i.: H.V. llon1i-•s; '.l $42,900. ·1 :l BR 1% BA I bdi·nis.. ram1 Y 1'111., lush BLUFFS BrAutiCully decorated SHIELDS ~old carp•~ling, 1ll't'Qra101· rl V II . . Close to eve,prlhlng REAL ESTATE l'!tPl'S. 11 l'Y ''lC\I': FirFI FEE ''E'' Plus ocean vie\\·. 1in1l' uffen:><f. S7'1,5(X). 1'1.>c Continental Realty <F'omterly Eniilund R.E.I ~you O\\'n lhc ho.nd t. Elegance in the Bluff~!! The 1114 S. El Camino Real 318 Thalia 4!!4-ro93 CORBIN~MA.RTIN p.rofel>.'>iunal louch is ob· 492•892(1 * $37,500 * Realtors 644-7662 vious. A spacious ~150 sq. ft. "'!'iil'""'"""i"lliOjiiiiiiiiiiil 4 bedroom. Jnnuly roon1 S•n Juan C•pistr•no Charming storylJook house~ .• ~ w" ATER' FRONT hon1e on fee land bn-llthtuldng VI('\\'. I-BR.. Only $87,500 ~lission Glen open house by con're*rt. ~;:,1000. 0 n>*I . _ REDUCED .,000 M.mCALL 644 7211 o~Tier. Sat & Sun 12-4, 4 Br .-~ home. Imn1ed occupancy, Unden>riced for quit·k 9'al~. 2 toA}; ,\\'AIL • BROKErt $38.500. 31221 Calle Vllln, Frpl. ftu1''"" or this'. ·~~ 83a.1780 I South Laguna * 4 BEDROOM, 2 baths. double garage. Best of terms. $29,500. * 2 BR, two story older Mme, corner lot. $24 ,500. Roy Mccardle Realtor 1810 Newpnr' r ••·rl,, C.M. 548-7729 . .. C-1 Lot $17,500 50' x 140' Near 19th ,!;: Pomonn .'\.vc., C.M. Priced ln111 at $2.50 p<>r Sq. Ft. Wesley N. Taylor Co. REALTORS ,Zlll San. Joaquln Hills Rd. Newport Center r 644-4910 NEWPORT BEACH Prime bayfront 1ite for· boot repairs & sale!'. Bill Grundy, Rltr. 6~161 DOWNTOWN c.~1.. R·2 w/3 rentals, over 11,000 aq. ti, $45,000. Call 546--0025 • AL Duplexes/Units ••le 162 Rn, 1 1~ ba. Gn-at ''IP.11·.1 ' ' 1 , Clara San Juan Cl'lplstrano * $57,500 * -. =.::;_=='---- Delightful 3 BR .. 2 ba. 11ul(e ----------1 * LIDO <•NOS * BY owner channlng 2 Br, CdM -Lovely duplex on tree JI f I di · LIDO ISL -frplc, ocean view, patio lined st., S. ol hwy. Back v .. cozy .rp.. n1ug rni.; E .... 1 · _, 3 B ' unit has view or ocean & view. i~e\\· Y paint""', R, 2 Ba. v.'/W shag, 499-1486 * $79•500 * BY OWNER Priv. comn1u11ity. Walking ~~~~~~~~~I hilll. $76,500. Call H~ E>:tra l...a rP.1· rorner lo!. Un· distance to beach. Leased ~ c54""'0-,.:lccnl::!.' ;::;;:;7-i05,,:;:":;7..:Bl<r=.:.· _ Xlnf duplex w/vif!'\\·, 2 BR.. usual nL~lic c:1""''''· 01•·" land •AG~ l~l DUPLEX .,, 1= l · '· ba. each. f"'ti>l . \\'ood & ..., "" · .,...,,,.....,. RealE1tate, ....,, vu, gooc 1n· 'la••, frplc-. J + t'Ollvert1UI<! rlcn. General come & lots of patential for -betl1u.m1. 675-1079. ~ES ;, .. ,,,o-c·-y ~-aJto-Peg All~n. Realtor 49-1-7578 1 ... ___ ..,. ____ ,. u.. '"· ..... n.c.: '"• LTY INC. 646-7414 or 833-0ln Laguna Hiiis SALES & RENTALS Estl'M6 Acreage for sale 150 DUPLEX. Sharp Santa Ana 2 &chl·lors .••....... $52,500 1-Heights. Principals only. SPAClOUS 3 br. 2 ha, condn, 2 + l·Brd1~101n ••·•·• $71,500 (714) &73·6210 VIEW * VIEW Terms. $37.500. 642-3729. Crp1 'd. patio, d sh w h 1' . 2 + -1 AH. -i \·ae. lot. $91,500 2001 w.t.lbcM ll>'d. Exchange $161\1 equity lt1 2+ disn<>sal, l'IUl"t', 'A'O.Shl'I'. 4 l·P.tdinoni Sl25.noo Ntw-8"'1!.·Ci1Uomla9i&eo I v · RI ' Income Property •-• BALBOA BAY PROP. ,.,.. actes, vew, ista . ·'tJ, dryer. drps, 2 car gnr, -*-ELEGANCE-* ac1'e. Trade for int:on1e ----~~----166 $27,00J. F11A, assume 79'1.. *-673-7420 * G prnpeiiy. ~9·1623. 2 EASTSIDE houses on R·2 By O ... ,~,. •0 "-J607 1 .......... _ ...... _..0;... .. 1 n.•c·inn style 4 Bit, 2~1 ba.; N C .. lots $39,750. Income •A25, .. "" ..>0<r 3 OOtl f I 1 et_>{] tu islian salesn1en 1or .,.. -ASSUME-711:.01,-v -:A-:-l!A.RBOR VIEW'MONACO ' sq. t.; ush ne11r carp. ne11i cffice. per mo. Never vacant. ~'j 11 & lovely pool. Comp. Ch Carey Realtors, 646-7414 or Sh •... 3 BR. ho111e, 2 ba. t privacy. '" p 0 p u I a' •rle$ Street, Realtor O'I~ n•n1 1'111· ~ll• nr 1~·n1 o.N""V'-" Ycnr old. $36,500 Ba.v(·rest. $110,000. &·~3021 Occonvlew Really 673-8500 HARBOR VIEW OPEN SAT /SUN. 1·5 S<l.000 EQUITY \'ista Vie"' HOMES REAL TY 193i SANTIAGO DR. lot Apple Valley, sacrifice L1gun1 Niguel 833-0780 • Broker Century 21 _ L)'rul Rothell for cash or trade Leaving Balboa Peninsula 6 Units, 5, 1 br & 2 br owners. Bem: area, $152,000. Agent. 645-4203. WANTED ** NIGUEL SHORES ** l ~~"""'"""' .... ""'""'"'"'"'IButr White Rltr. 675-4630 l :c''~'~"~·~-~'°2406=---= 3 BR \\'ll h convertible den 11ARBOR Vir"' · 3 BR + Newport Condo M'UiilT Business Property 154 vaulted ceilings, in lh'ing rant. rn!. Ct~nticl. .under Low Dn GREAT LOAN AT Large units, Newport Beach rm & dining i·m, with con~1ruchon. Grca1 vir ...... I 7'-'r' TWO WTS TOTAL 104'x299' area. SI·S million range. Call Spanil'h Ille floors. Custom 11'11111 oui ! $66,500. 6·1~-9090. Brand ne1v _ic you select CHOICE LOCATION, Hun· Norm Ron, ZJ.3; 644-ll n . drapes, upgTaded carpeting, HAflBOR VI EW HOi\1ES carpeting! Owner/agt mmt tlngton Beach Z 0 NED "'aler softener. 2 cat' r-.tonaCfl, fee land. U111,..,·adcd. sell! TcJTilic location v"/3 FBEUSSISOINNALE SOSR, OFFPICER OS-. 11 UNITS. Room for 3 more. You are the IV•""•' "f RUS'f!C -2 br roltage. Nl'. . "" " N'o b p "v 1· y I CO'ITAGE l BR. 1 ~~ ba, Realty & Investments TWO FREE TICKETS · ay. 11 • pa 10· r Y· !!05 S. EUCLID to the $2'50. 67:r-0:J72 ocean vu, atllts onl y. No 1''ULLERTON RECREATION CHARl\11NG rht'l'I)-' C11oc pets. 4D9-1696 BUILO~R TH ((Kl Nit'ely fu111. 2 BR frplc, ~ WI VEHICLE SHOW 11·inter, 21~1 Anit'thy11t. Houses Unfurn. 305 IMAGINATION SEPT. 19TH-23RD Bilboa Penlnoul-.--1--------- S\\•im Pool & 2 Rental Units. At the General Room foe 2 more. Uousual ANAHEIM STADIUM WINTER LEASE- investnten.t opportunity for 2000 State College 81.,.d., PEN POINT fast capital appreciation. Anaheiin Owner Jl~xible & ~·111 Please call 6'12-5678 ext 339 Furn. 2 sty, 3 Br + 3 Ba. finance at 8%. Ask1J1g• to claim your tickets. Cent. ht, F.P., 2 car gar., $60,500 • Make Offer. <Noith County Toll free \V. & DJ'Y'r. Avail. (mm. number ts 540-12201 .. __ $375/nio. Call collect; (213) --=·~·=!>-6""-17~J=·~~~~~-MOBIL OIL CORP OC".ANF'RO. N'T -2 Bil fuc". H hi I t "' · • 433 W.111h COSTA MISA as g l vo ume service sin· garage, (la!!o, $200 1110. tion with good btH'k roo111 \Vinlcr. 675--1632 1 BR. Furn Apt. All utll pd. 8ll.lcs potential in t h e $115. 1 adult. No pets. Anaheim area. p 11 j d 2 Bil hous1., 11:i111cr, IJlil 1 BH.. Untum. Hnlg Beach. ~ training lo start iin· i11cludt><I, nt•iv kit.1.•hen. $120. Small Pet ok. Sparling Investment . n1edlatcly. Phone n 0 n S:;?31J nt'1. fi75-Z008 -1 BR. Unrurn. C.M. All util Carp 133-3544. de ors cnn!'.~ l"""ry.4-521-138 1 BH-con ·Bay· 2rd8f.o ~~. $135. Infant -~~-:-~;,·=,_.. --8.Y'!;-"' .,,...._,. <»3 t>VCS k '::;:::::.:;'-':,:;::._ ___ _ 24 U, BY OWNER 1-iiwciieiik'iii""iii'i;· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-I" ok. 16-JBR & 8-2BR. fam units.I• · FREE R,ENTAL BOOK Costa Mesa. Rent sched. at e Mfgr Leisure Items ~Bdrm, 3 bath. •t..afir enclos· DROP IN & BROWSE $55,500 gross, Ten. pay util. e Beer Bar -S5000 mo. ed patio, Private beaches, Fo1· ex ample: 3 bdrm home, $50,000 dwn on price ol e Butcher Shop try $12,500 docks and tennig court. $.125 2 llaths, Costa M e s a , $420,000, w/S2'm6/mo. pay. • Interior Decorator Serv. per month yearly. UNIQUE College Prk., garage, fenced n1ents. At 2511~ exp. sho\vs Holland Buslnesi HOMES, Realtors 675.6000 yard, bu i 11-l n s. $27S 17% speNdable. Write Box 645-4170 SALES 540-0608 per/mo. Walker & Lee, 2790 2454 C.M. 9'2626 Corona del M•r Hirbor Blvd., at Adams * B UNITS * CAMPGROUND in Northern .:.:;c.;.;.:.:;..=:..;.c;:; ___ -=-=~Ec;.S~T'°A"'TE"'===-o--I c.111om;a HARBOR View Hm,, 3 BR, 2 LANDLORDS.• 2 BR each unit Salisbury R.E. 673-6000 B~..:.... tam m!. childrt'n's · $1 176 M I Yw:u &. equip. Be au t \Ve Specialize 1n Newport , o. ncome Monty to Lo•n 240 decorated, gardener incld. Beach e Corona del Mru· • $110,000 $550. 644-4895 ,. & Laguna. Our Rental Ser· RIVIERA REALTY 1st TD Loans 2 BR deluxe cottage, fircl)L vice Is FREE to You! Try 149 Broadway, C.M. 'ti! June 15tl1. $285/mo. 3210 Nu.View! 642-7007 645-5609 Evts. UP TO 90% S.aviow, CdM. 642-2222. NU-VIEW RENTALS • DUPLEX • 2 d TD L Costa ~ 673-4030 or 494·3248 • n oa ns BEAUT. now 4BR homo oo ldoof Huntington S.aoh loca-SMALL howte Partly f Balboa '" nd Uon. Three to choose fro 1u. L 0 c Old c .. , l . ··-c""'11· a . 3 ba. \V/W for inf 0 rm at 1 0 n call owest rates range o. uu c ean. -'-""· mo. e crptlng, wet bar &: frplc &. VILLAGE REAL ESrATE Sattler Mtg. Co. 64&-7342, 261 Mesa Dr. fain rm, bltins In kltch, * 962.2456 * 642-2171 545-0611 '.·L::•;::V•::n.:;:•:..;B:.;•:.:•.:.:ch.:__ d•h/w,h. Evocything brand . 1.· new. It's a beaiity & a ____ _ __ Serving Harbor area 24 yrs, SUNSJ{JNE bright winter · bargain at $550 n10. call 20 NEW UNITS -00N''r-BOfiR-0-W-rental, 2 BR. 2 bas, 2 S.18-2473 aft 5pm or be't. Sam Costa ~esa. Accelerated 'TIL YOU CALL USJ frplcs, 1undeck, patio, Rec· Sn1all Haven $115 Now. Ufll de prec1ation opportunity. r or 3rd BR J t I pd s I f Ad I Sched. income $511,0CIO. Price Borrow on your home equily m · comp e e Y . tv re . u t. S3S5,000 l5"/c do,vn. Over. !or any good purpose. Serv· furn, $345, mo. Phone El Tom-3 Br 2~1 ba $325 5Qo/r. rented. For details cal! mg Los Angeles County for 04"&HM24~='-· -~--~~ brand nu. All appl. ,t; gar. CJS REAL ESTATE over 20 years and NOW in 2 BR, upstain, furn, lge ls.land 4 Br, 2 Ba $425 now. 548-1168 or eve 557~244 Orange County! ·tund~, Nr. Pot~cy Shack. ft:plc, e.ppl, • furnlunf. o RANG E COUNT y SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. vlalk to beach, prkg for 6 ALA -Rent•ls 642-1313 • (n4) 556.()11:6 , fj:lll'S.1 }..ease at $ 3 5 0. 2 BR c M "40 H n-h 2 TRAILER PARK has 4i1 4500 Campus Driv N B 497-lOOlror Zll-475-Ql64 • · · ... ~ · unt .<.>\; rental trlrs on 58 spaces + 2 e, 1 • · BR $150. Balboa vacant apts. Gross $73,000, NEVER S500 to $100,(1()) tor OCEANFRONT S800 mo. 4 ocean vlev.'. Npt. Bch. 2 BR, a vacancy. A ssumable Business or personal needs ·BR., 4 ba., turnished. sngls or 1amU\es OK ~. loans, somt> trade con· No collateral required OCEANFRONT furn. Sl'iO Fee. 979·8430, sldered. WALLY McCOY Upon proof of ttbiUty to pay mo. 1 BR & loft & deck. NR. So. Coast Plaza. ne\\· 67~116 124 hr~. l Agt, 494-9704 <l!»-9729· townhouse 3 BR, l ~fi BA, lndu1trial Prop•rty 168 ll 'ilfiam Fox, INC The Action Broker Collect (11 213/3SS.743.l OCEANSIDE of 1-lighway; epts, drps, bllns, db gar., Lovely furn 3 BR vie1v pvt yrd, pool, $115 lllO. home. $4$5. Wlnter rental or !i5Z..03.l7. rl ' 1~··-' tw:M . • E/slde C.M. 1 & 2 Bl'. garage, p va e enc~ S5"1"'~'· P1·1nc1pnls unly. BR, 2 BA, t;IUdy, 1vet bar, Sl7,500 ea. TERMS write: Gross $1875/mo. ca 1 l landscaped yarrl. One yr 6.t>l-0-IOS. din area. tennis court! Sub-I{ANPAK. 1ll93 Kllhel Rd., 64,.. o~"" 10,500 SQ. FT.-new. ~fint rondltion. Accesl'i mil t-d & TD" A kl ownel', ..-o;uv, NEW MI 2ND T t D d 107' DN. Ot', teasc1option, ... e · ·· 5 ng Kihei Maui, Hawaii. ~=~~~-----• rul et I lease. 497-1081 "N'CE:CW.;::::B.;:lu~f~t.-oo-o~do-.-,~B-r-+ UNU&JAL 3 BdMTI hOl'lle on bonus roo1n , 2 bath. Immed. cul-de-f!ac, xlnt vlev:. lge occupancy. 644.3;()7. to swtmminK pool, tennis Prirne buy view Bluffs ('fin. 569,000. 493-2849 or 557-4645 COSfA ?<.1ESA 4-plex $62,500 Cool to,r ~at mfgr, or any! PRIVAtt. FU,NOS AVAIL. courts & secludl'rl bcarh i!o. 3 HR, 2 BA on Vista SUPER SHORES' SALES-EXOIANGES.MGMT $640 income pays prln. Int. Cool\\. side c.~1. L«e rear Any A 0 t area. $64,900. Bl·o ker , CnudolS7!1,95001.16T.J-3.1:!5. • K.V. DIU.S CO. tax. ins & utll. 10% dn . no Ienced yard. Carpeted ol· mun lot. $400. mo 497-26?t,i or 494-1235 Also unfum. Balboa Island 49.1-3611. . AYCR ~ 1, Professionally decorated 4 776-76!12 pts. 673-7178 or 1·728-1749. fices. \\•ill divide. Lease or *Cell 675-4494 BKR. -EXCITING I B ,F.ST F.xec. 3 BR-, 2 9 BR 21". BA spilt level Ce m,tary CREATE your own income sale. ED RIDDLE REALTY I"'""'""'""""!!!!""""""'"' c::;,~N~~· B~. i 2 ~'. CUSfOM, deluxe 4 BR. home BR 2 bu p f d t d bA, Fonn. Din Rni, A/C, Vet1.,ml'i fplc ' Spanish til: L t /C 156 on riverfront acreage, No. 646-8.~ll Mo . pll 35(J · I cood So bay 1tWed. · p;;;'i~!i. ~~e~'. !t· ro6!'.;~ 1 700°'·2 2030 Holiday, nool\S,' cJose' to pool 1tn;I 0 s rypts Calif. 6~16 Agt. rtga,.,, ~;.' ;r ..... ~e;iat=~~ ~ ~~c~rner ·lot.· Good eond. Priv club vivn, ~,,_ . COUrt!!, $51,500. Call 645·8400. PACIFIC View MerTtorlsl SALES.EXCHA.~GES.MGMT Lots for S•I• 170 Trust DMds 260 '""" bP.ilL"h. $1,000 per. month on I. CH.<\NNEL Rt..-ef on the ?ark. Choice plots in ocean K.V. DILLS co. Panorimlc View . 1 BblR. lW J1L~~h. All !1U2i13+ yearly Jenae. to reliable WRtC'r. 2 br. 2: ba luxury. , ;. I vlow ectl .~5 S38-5l 9 ca. e. ·..........,.,,~ or : 1 ·i VIS..,N Howanl & Co 5 on, ..,.«>. · 4 ~7652 to Jrvine Parle area . Lemon WELL SECURED 244-6386 anii y. Slip, security, pool, jncuzzl. . • Ask tor Otct Sall1bury Q,\·111•r. $125,000. 61."l-3.°).~) . t1...1 r-......... . [ ~· Heights .6 a<."l'E! liecludcd Jot. $8400, 2nd 'rrust Deed 9-1-OCEAN Vu -walk to bch, J Broker 673-6900 Lu"Ull'' l BR 2 1 · Horses OK. $23.000. 'l'rad!'· in1cr<>sl due 3 )1'S, \Vil! di!!+ br, $295. Util pd. Incld COZ" 2 B h /fr ,_ ., ·' ' ~~ OO <.'Qll--* JUST LISTED_*_ M b'I H cm:li Income considE't'C'd. 642·5166. count $840, to yield J3'"r , cable. 494-5572/213-244-6386 1. r ome w pn;. ~o~ IV ~l;iail'B~ast~~\'lll~~~~: CUSTOM~ 4 BR., ftun. rm. 0 I e omes ,...... Net.>tl c:;rislian Sfllt>S?nen for SICNAL(nMORTGAGE co. WINTER. N!~tal; 3 BR., ~~ ~~.hee~t, po~ .. ~-~ararr-1'6 Gw.-0166. home; quiet cul de Hae, . nt"'W 0 ce. 4) 551Hll1Xi blk to V1ctoru1 bench, View, or w~ 1"73·2'758 BLU""S " Pl $60 OOtl 3 country 1t!1uospherc. Hurry! Cherle5 Street, Realtor 4500 Can1pus Dr1 N.B. h'fllc, gnr, 194--5973 __ · ",·. ·' e.n, · • $87,600. Open Slit/Sun. 1-5: Mobile H ma M b'I "" 30?1 B DY OWNER -NlgUel Sea Bfl, 2 z Ba. l yr old. ?.OJ 2319 HEA'l'H1'-:R LANE o . 1 o I e Homes ..,...,. South Laguna 1 __ •y~c_r_e_tt _____ _ TeJTtce townhouse. Pr\v. Vlstri Trucha. Own e 1 JOHN p. CAREY For Salt 125 For Sale 125 NE\'l"PORT BEACH VIE\V'i•••••••••• • area. 2 BR. l 'r.I BA, tennis, 64(}-1090. R.EALTOR.5 646-7,14 --LOT Over looks Bay ocean 1 ~ 2 BEDROOM & Oen. Ocean 4~1~· ~: t~Ul ~~ ~: j&cuzzl. hand ball, beach, 'BIG c 1 Cond 2 n ' GREENLEAF · DON'T buy before seeing & Lido Isle, Sac. $.'\9,500 -f0<Ront J ...a. View. Llirge deck, t block to 37 etc. $42,500. 496-7361 (U' Ba l~~l?;~ ntod~i. ss5.1iixi. HARBOR VU HOMES . Ibis! 21'x60' In all Adult £rnr.3194 n::r beach. All remodeled and S 5· 40 or ~1454 644.8250 o .. vncr, 642~3964 ''MONACO'' A private 5 star adult com· park, ah· cond., ~ BA, Moblla Home/ l ~iiiiiiiiiiii~~iiij~j;ji;i l'('decoratcd. Oelu.xe. $3.iO Salshores -DTSTRESSl t1e:-S3'3;SOO:--->I Js'Jl-=fiOUs'e ncarci&nn;-ow -t~ BR · ~----tt'ln~lbl ~; muni~_,._lWO~Whlttiet_AJl.c.., .. ~i~C!i CJ?ls_,,,&,_~ \\!£1., !fr•iler Parks ' 1721! ~· · UJtlUlll. .SCpt.J:llh_ th111 1 -,_,,-,,,""',.._--~• ---~- BR, 21,\ ba. t.ga. lot, cul de down payment J\il 11 0 1 upJtrad('(l, mmt coiKtuon. C.M. Parwnount Cassie b\lr. move In tOO(ly. mime · Houns furnl1hed 300 June Jjlh. South Lagunll, CORNER 1101,. lrg l BR. sac at. Clote to schools. Laraon Realtor.' Gi."1-S563. Be1tutifully land!&Caped. Xlnt 24X60. Lancer 20X53. Both alance approx. $11,000. Pay 5l0 ACRE mobilt hoine & 213: •11)4.-4686 evc11. 213': frplc. Pfl.tio, cptt, appl., Place Realty location. You own the land. bcautitul & . priced rl;ht. egulty to owner. 646-97~2 or R.V. parktcatllo rnnch. No. General 72t-5U5 days. gardener $385 )'1'\y lse. 494-9104 49H729 3 BR, dt'n, 2U. Bo.th, steps 10 $63,900. 6'9&-79tli 9am to 6 pin, 5.)8..274.1. San Diego Counly. Xlnt • Lido Isle (l'l&-6(Jll. Lido Isle occrui. $75.000. \VIII con~lder Open t~5 &14--7061 LtOO PENINSULA lernuJ or rxch1ui,ltt'. Prrfer Zoran V1danovlc . 1.:.:.:;;....;.:.;:e,______ Co.rona del Mar ~clJaot~r~~~lty~1S,12_;·J?4: s · Charmine Capo· Cod . T.RAVEL Season Ovrr? It'i 2 BR, custon1 bnlh, dlnlna lndu~t/romm~reial 1 and , 2613 Victoria Dr. ~ALE:. LE1\SE r.~i!O:UH. hon1e ----------1 ONE OF A KIND .... Jutt started for the older r111, Franklin trplc. pntlo, on Ot·n~ ~..ounty. but will Laguna Beach 5 13r, 37' Iv. rm. p11tlo & filQ LARKSPUR. 1 BR. &; Lldo.11 lost corner lot, etreet RY o"·nf!r, Duplex, ocean vu. l3he11..lboh" &Penbln, ata11s 1 fdro~ cltb:en who lovts to travel, pvt he1tch nr. Lido ahops. ronslder improved properly You ''"'' 1:1,, winner flf pool. 7'0' lot $1»> mo. htd . pool. !..<'Ase $.t'iCI ~fo, s trps, io h ~a eh , $85.000 nc ny, Pflne e "' trere'tt a maintenance frl>e, Sll 500 67J-.176~ The frwln Co TWO R T 67a4i35.Q BOYD Realtors 675--3930 to atreet 3.1x88, acro11 OOach tirlnc. only. 546-1622 bfnl.mOO llv rnl, 28R, Im, complelely oontaJned 21' , , R~tillor~ 's.t,1-(1111 F EE ICKETS COi\-tF'ORTABLE 3 Br. 2 Ra le. tennis ct. $65,000. brick courtyard, $19,500, mobile home In tltis°£ cond, 20 x 40 VISAILIA 3 BR. fncd ll tO Ne\\·port Cl.'ntl'r or m the "'-Cl-lAR~JING 3 Br. 2 Ba. VIA LIDO NORD Bl.UFF'S, '.l Br, 214 bl1, 1 yr opc:n hOWJC Sun 1"'5, or appt. Price rt>ducod to . JuRt yd, in Family Park. Good s' t •••• N' n , h. RECREATION hOU~f! open Sun 10-5, 107 V!a crptt, rtrp!I, frplc. g11.r. $.'\00. 4 Btinns. It 5 Baths: old. U11M:r<1dcd. By ow11e>.r. 2 t no s e v l 11 0 Av c hook up nnd )'l)U'm on )'(lut eond. Rca5ent1bl~. Ca I I M u te ,""' 0 pt. °"11c VEHICLE SHOW )~1111 Lido or call '213f 718 PolnsctUa. 644-6170 maamncent custom homo. $64,900, 640-0926 714-673-7'J08 • way. 3'79 Thurln.lort Ba,y) 493.-3624, aft 5 PM. ounte1n, enrt SEPT 19TH·23RO "7'1:;;.5-::,;;:>'!tltl;;::.,=~~~~-l'"aR spacious & cltan, patio $164,500. HARBOR Vu tlomll Montego NORTH BLUFr:-Costa Meaa N EWPORT BAY Resort 174 .Al thll CONTEMPO 4 BR, 3 aA, &_garage. $423 mo. on yrly. -l;fDO=-ftE·AL...!f~Y-l lcv•'I, 4 br, n,lct" vk-w. By O\\'ne:r, mm11,C\&te 2 BR SJNGLE, wfcabana, n r Nmv 2 BR, t BA livln1t nn. . SUNNV 'PAl.M SPftfisa ANAHE IM STADIUM frpi,_bltJJL.r--~~mJ>n~h. lca11f.', fiil:OOU, 673-lTro. 3377 VIA Llrlo, N'pl .Beach 7,!)7,.. In, nu unit 644-48ll7 + d e,n, prcitntlonaUy Bch., lo rent. 842--0485 days Adult park wJprlvttte bench Blltmore (.'Qndoll, 1,3 Br, 2000 Stale Collegl! Blvd., ~~~11~~~[o9. 1 / ~i9:..3, 3Sft. 2BA -+ fam rm, 6M * 673-7300 * TRADE Nc,,qport. n r " c h decorated"' cu1tom aarden or 536--7743 eve1., $4.1.50 01• $16,rioo S.·10·3672 beaut. furn. Pool, J acuzzi, Ani(hl•lni i\tJuil!Old. $375mo. 1.:S e.11 • ARCHITECTURAJ..LY lpet-P rop. £or Out--01-'f'o\\'J\ pritlo. f\idy &Ir con d . make oiler. WESTERNER 24x60. 2 BR, tennb;, gas bbqt. Wknds, Plen&r tttll 642-661S ext 33!! LIDO 2 Br. 2 Ba homf'. ftpl., jl'::\-1010, C!\'l.S 644-731J " tocular! ! Br & Fem, 2lV l-...Op. Bkr. 7 1'1'S73-:.l0~. fre-you own lllnd. 644--0172 12x40 MOBILE home w/8x20 fam nn, Wf't bflr, Son JuM \\'kly, 11')() 9'I' J11e. (Tffl lo clah'li )'Oui· tickets. tlbl gar. \Vinter $3'10. aft. Nit Ocean 3 ht. 3 Im, den. Ba, 126 Via Orvleto $112,000 Like to Trndc? Our Trndor's Fru!I rcault3 ll!'f_just a vnone 11:la!11ene roo1n, C.M. Adi! Capo, S Star Adult Pk, 327-6274. \Vrllc L. Fo\\·)cr, !North County 1'ol\ h-ee. I _;1:.::30::::,.: ::.6"':.:;.:18::.19:.::.· -·-~= din rn1, blUns. beam cell .. "f15..7262 Paradise column Is for )'Olli cnll l\WlY ~. prk, pet11 ok, $5500, 544-<1251. Eve11, wlmdt, 493--0061. 1~16 s. C8mlno Real, P.S. numbtr it J.l(J-llall. ClttssUlcd ,\a~ •. , t>-l2·5G78 "'rr!C'. $1.':(I. Ur.. 673-M77 \ 1 • ' -•• • • . . • I~ I ---l~I -·-I~ I ,_ __ _ sos Unfvm. 305 Houses UnfUf'n. 305 Ho;;.,..;;;;;;,;ur;n.;;;or;;;;::;;;:!~a...-~-'ii.;..ii-.ii.;;ii;:;ii_ii.;;llii;.:;-ii:.;;;;.:;;;.1;_~_~-'44;.:.;:~5 1 A • ..,P_ls._F_u_r;..n. ___ .;:MO= Apts. Fum. _,., .... ll!J I ... -··-lltl ' -"'- i::::=:=...::::.:::::;:::__.::;: c .. 1. Mete Unfurn. 310 N-rt •---llolbN POftlhlUI• Coron•dt l Mer ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j ~L~lnd~o~ls~l•!.,.. _____ ~==::::'::;"''----~:.:::1~~-:'!!!-~~~~~~---1 ---'-'---"""-"~'----Newpoe't a..ctL 0C EAN VIEW J PRIVATE 1 OR 2 \'r, lc!L.5e. Pier & alip. IG ·;;';"";;';;•;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,!OCEAN view 4 bedroom, 2 \~~::te1:mt~w:. 8j:C:i 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; i . lmmac 3 BR. 2 R.\, !tun. rrn. E:'\l'ER1"AIN'.\IEN I' POOL 6:,rBTt, 41:i bo. .. •Ir cond. ]• btlh. Only ~leps to ocean. decorated duplex. 2 Br 2 Ba. VISTA DEL L)DO In Can\ro Jli,1thl:1ndi<, fncd. 110 '.\rE. li1>rier 13:1)' . 11t!11ly Sq, h . $3,000 ~lo. 2 BR 2 ba rum, ~tl'.r $275 Dishwuhu, bulltlns, i!ell rrplc., Jrg pat'6. $300 per Spacious & bright -l BR )'I'd, !ipectn.cular 0 c e a 11 Jmintcrl • 3 Bil/YR • $350 ll Grundy Rllr. 67~161 Nc'A-port ~ach. 3 Bit 2 ba. cleMlng oven, 111utg carpet. O\O. 644-1517 npt . 1''\tlly secured bldir. \•ic11·s, c1ltS., t1rps. like ne"'· l.lo. Loiir .\lillt:1· G42~'2'!.;; J18J a.a_ Unfurn. Yriy. $325. 2 patios. Lois of cloaet •:.! BR; fun1. winter. Utll .. fool It u.oderground pani· Lots of st0l'll$.<e. Access to 3 m.1• Verde space. Parking for 2 cars. i I I'd $225/ 3 br 2 ba Ing. Yrly. lewie, fully tum. p\1. beacht's. A\·:ell. Oct, Winter or yearly. Call Etic nfu; ' $_5,mo. Both' • $530/Mo. Loia E It an 15th s 6 5 OJ mo . incl. • • LARGE Ext'c. -1 BR. 3 ~fueller {2}3). 724-5880 or \\' er. "1 mo, near 644--0200 (Jl9) ·i:nrde11cr/11alt'1". 6'fl..31TI Ri>atty Q:impanv B1\, vtry clean, vacant, ,S:,95 ITI4) GT'a-5491 eves. & "'knds. ocean. 675-5366 Nen t 2 Br S2J0 "'/i;:ar. Nice 1 642-8235 644-6200 niv. ,>.;&-502'2. \\'INTER rental. Upper 3 Br PENlNSULA Point 1 BR yrd !or chilrl ur JJCL ! Newport Beach Steps to oc~an. $250. 67'"a4060 ~~~Jys21r~o. u~3-7~ Realty Company Ba,·sidc-3 Hr. 2 Ba. S.~75. Yr·• BRAND NEW OCEM'"FRONT _ 3 BR or {213J 9fl6.775I (collC<'t). c•7v'°"°''==~~~~~" ~~2~.12:35:..!!!!!!!!!!...:6=4=4~1:200: ty. Frpl. fu('(\ for ch~lcl/pel. I L1.::e 2 Bil., 2 B,\, fJ\',·, ~pt ~. Ne"•ly furn & decor. Prlv: 4016 Seashore, NB. = Sunny ·I Br 1 Bu $39a. yrl~·· 1 dt'fJ.ll, ideal JO('. f.a.s1,.id<'. BEAUTIFUL stepa to beach. terr. Vu. 3 BR. Bii-ins, crpts, drps. BAYt'ltONT 1 B:r. ulil incl'd, Gardnr•r . .\l1.11iu·e sll11>'!<'!1 ok. Gar. oH alley, pr!<g fvr trlr Big Canyon Rent11I \\linter JOO(). Yrly $700. Sundeck. View. 2 doors to $21-0. Slip Avail. Ca 11 Sh•rp--Reclecor.ted ALA Rental5 642-8312 ca1n('.lf.'r, gardene1· iun1~ ;; BR/1'1l. seif.clcanlnl( ovens ?<.IODERN 3 BR Unturn. Nr ocean. 112~3 36th N B 6464147 or 613-792:3. 4 BR, 2 BA. Frplc, front j BR, 2i~ !..;,\, I'nrlia!Jy furn.) Ach.Jlttl' ou!y, no ~ts. ~2$J l~ent 3-6 mos. Untum. -school. Sm: 0C1?an vu. very ~673-:.::::=25~710,_ _______ 2 &. 3 BR. Winter. $245 & porch & lrg rear terrace. Nr Pritio, (;n.~ RBQ. G;.1r .. iu~, !·~t & lru.1 + SiJ clean~. $1,000/~lo. Lois ?ii i 11 er clean, llC\vly paintecJ. $375. Duplex•• Unfurn 350 $295/t.10· u 4 E. Balboa.. ocean & bay, beaches. \\'asher. <h;.cr, Published in j 642-1.34. &ii.8?35 (J20J REEF Realty. 497-lnl ' 879·5991 or 879-1776. Adults only. Rent $350/ano. Honie :\la~nzhit>. Ca l I 1; OF hon1e, lBR, hi tchcn, Coron1 del Mir New tum baylront bachelor. Winter. Annually $380. &10-Sti9l "1' Gl4-6-li}t ! crpts, drps, patio. yard. 240 1;:B;:•:.:lboa::;:c.:;l•::l•:;ncl:;:.____ $250 per mo. Slip avail. ·646-8211. 3 BOR:\I -2 full BA . huiltins I F'lo~·<'r, re;i r, g.3 Sat/Sun. SPECTACULAR View ot 613:-2162 PENINSULA. \Vlnter -attr. • fircpl -open t)Cani.~ -crpt!I nfl ~ \veckdays. Re:ilty C.Ompany DELUX SpacioUJ, 3BR, ahag Bay. Modern de\ux 2BR, BAYFRONT .• 1 BR apt 2 BR. 2 ba. $225 Mo. Steps & d111s. In SA · ne\\· conrl. '.6ana Point 642-8235 ~200 crpts. "''1k in closets. $335 ?BA, So. of Hwy, deadend overlooklng~ay. patio, gar. to Ocean, Bay, Tennia. s-mo 1110. on yrly lca~e. ----------nlO. 130 Pearl, 675--0158 sln'ct. Lrg rooms, lrplc. ulils pd. $300 mo. 57J,.g790 Select rentals & sales, 6+1-&.67. 3 BR, 2 BA, JKJine, large fam ON the water, upper Balbo. Penlnsul1 Adlts, $350 yrly, 40G Dahlia, UX Balboa Real Estate Co. 700 OPEN HOUSE •a PM rn1, Ii\' rm w/{rplc. dbl <:ar Newport Bay, f an ta st I c 67l-6004 Lsiui<.lec!, B{~1.3.rt,Ba~ x ~~ E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, ~ <>ar. 1-~ncd >'d, •·300, pl"'· \'ie\v, 3 Br, 3V, Ba, spacio"~ BAYFRONT-Yrly or Winter. 3 + Den $425 lease ne\v & ,..... 673-4140, 673-3596 Eve 4ll f "n'ic f \ " "' """ -BR b' · F • • clean. $330 '-""ly. 673-2285. · ~· ' a ' ,.e. Call 496-2865. master Br, Fain r n1 , => • spac ig patio. rplc, So. of Hwy, 1700 sq, ft. ol ~· TEACHER \VI n t er , 3 BR. 2 Eli. & 2 BR. 1 B.-\ Ea$t Bluft 1\·/frplc & bar, b !! au t ne1v crpts, dslnvhr. priv, elegance, 6734.760 eves. -0r Corona del Mir Oivner's 1 Br, modern bltns, -~-~C~a~ll~G.ll=·~OO~:m::__~-I dtcarated No11• avail for beach & pier. Respon. sngl see at 5101,I Avocado. .. . du! ok N LOWWEEKLY RATES pat ... , sundeck, carport. .a Bft, 2 Ba, blk to l>ch, elect EAST Bluff Vic"' home, lease. For appt Call 64-l--088-I }1'~. 6aT,i'....~•:· or. 6 .. ,./! .. £r!:18· LARGE 3 Br, 2 Ba, carpet, Sngl adult, no pets, See Sat , kil~hen, patio, l gar. yearly i custom 3 Br. 2 Bn.. year lsc, days evC11 64-Hn96 ===:..:::-=.::..::.:·~::.::::::_1 drapes, frplc, year lease E\ecutlve Suites & sun 1132 w. Balboa, Apt $39.:i . adulls no pets. 3120 I &-gardener $;>19. Ill 0 . LGE Bach ~150. CIP. un pd. Laguna Beach $325 + c . & B. 644--7661. 2080 Newport '}Ivel. B Seav1e1v 67'.,.{)2(6 644--0687 Sml pet ok. Avail aft. Oct. 1st Cost• .Mesa CORON,\ Highlands -3 BR 2 F I V n OPEN Beam 2 Br $250 yrly. l BEDROOM h-Ouse, no OCEAN vi 2 BR 2 BA 642 .. 2611 Olxe &.'(front Be.ch. BA, fpl. $375/mo int CID. ounta n I •Y !!uncleek, appl, Mat. n1ales children, pets. $100. mo. . e1v ' ' STUDIOS & 1 BR's. & ~ u · 0 k & . ., Cklse to beach, 1own, quiet pnvate yard, garage, cpts, $385 yrly, JBR, 2ba, CUst. stove reu ,g, 111quc NE\\'L\. decorated • Iminac ec paho-s Br, 2 Ba. area. 497_2237 drps, ut:l.ls. $3ffi mo. 644-5630 e FREE Linerm bltlns. Y.'/W cpts, drpe, '1 Homes. Jlealto1's 67f>.-6000 3 pr, 2 ba, fam rm, bltns, $300, tpl, all aopl & e:ar, • FREE Utilities car gar, frplc, enc:ld pat,. JM ti.I Ac u LATE 2 BR ri·plc, fncd yrd. Crpts & ALA Rentals '42-1383 Newport Beech Huntington le1ch e Full Kitchen 673-3883 \\'/garage. No children or drps. Conv. loc, 1J n1i. S.D. N.B .. CHERRY LAKE e J-leated Pool O\\'NERS' own spacious con-'pets. $275. 612 Poinse ttia. Fl"'')" Ph: 673-0062. i\lt. resort at 111 0 ,. 0 her, 3 BR, den, 2~; Bath. Steps 10 ,.N,:::•W::i:JO~rl.:.clle:::~•c~h:;_ ___ • Lau--•·.,. Fac•1,·1,·c~ do. Luxuriously furn. All 644-&616 oce an. $ 4 2 51 turn or1. ......, • .. 3 BR. 2 BA, 2 car i;ar., all \v/bonting & S\1·immin\'{. S 3 151 un 1 ur 11 • ~fcNash DELUXE duplex near beach • PIKJne service l"Onveniences. Only qualified PERFECT 3 Br, 3 Ba for bltns, swin1 pool, kids Oh:, Great 3 BR. I-furry! $5:!5 Ilealty, 6<12-1334. & Lido shops. 3 BR. 2 Ba, $30 WEEk & UP & resp. adults considered. adults. Ideal lo c flt i o u . like nc\\·, only $249 n10. No J\to. $450 mo. 646-1974. Lease. 417 Narc i 5 8 us. fee. Agent 842-4421 JOHN P. CARE\" S BR, 2 ba, t1vnh.se, ocean Irplc, bltns, dshwhr, shag • Studio & l BR Apts. NEWLY re-d Co S44-0924 o REALTORS 646-7414 front, Elect kit, $358. 213: crptg. Yrly/mo. S 3 2 5. • TV & ~laid Service Avail. · ecor. ttage- pen. Huntington Buch · 446-1710/67S-1145 ' 54a-3405 or 673·~. e Phone Setvice -Htd. Pool type, Spac. 1 Br. Patio, HARBOR View H: i 11 s. B:\Y + mountain vu. Prime d 3 BR 2 BA brand e ~n & PetJ;ection Gar., crpts, drps. $180. Nr. Spacious 5 Br/dcn/fam 3000 SQ, FT. Greenbelt location. Jmmed Con ominiums per• 't •D/\V ne\\', ut 23'm Nf!\vport B!Vd., CM Bc.h. (213) 283-6092 or rm, pool, spectacular \'iev.'. * VACANT, NEW, huge 3 occpy. Brand nu lg. tri-level Furn. 315 uni 1• 500• range · 548-9755 or~? 28&2173. $850/r.tO. 644-2359. BR, 2 BA. all bltn•, f•n• rm "R" plan. Bluffs condo. 3 oven, frp c. 1• Jll<I.. ft. $395 (Ad L 0 • b 2" b ,_1 l b H tlngt 11 h mo. on yrly lse. 646-6077 good for $5 on rent) DE UXE 1 BR apt, a I so 3 BR 2 BA bch \1'/frplc on quiet <.'Ul·de-sac, r, ,:1 a, u"' c, v.·e ar, n;u~n~~~o~n~~·~·~·~--15ii:~~fjijf'fji<~i;;;;;; I house for 2, steps to oct'aJl ' cpt/d~, nr. schis "I· shp'g'. 400 ycls lo State Beach. S390. pool. Lease $650 n1 o . -DELUXE 3 BR, 2 BA, closed 1'~URN. apt. % blk to ocean. wMe,v, $100 mo. + util, $425. Bef. lOAM or btwn 2 & rno., lea~e. O"Tier/Brkr 644·4133 164(}.!lSOO. lBR. pool, Sl80 mo. 8151 garage. Yearly. Ca 11 Utlls. pd. $lS5 mo. 673-2677 (\vinter rentals) 5 Plot 675-4034 547-5459 or 838-2931 1 Pa\\1Ucket (nr Beach & 642-3188 or 642-7914. 2500 Seaview, Cdr.1 HARBOR Vie"' Hills 3 BR, VERY plush 2 Br. 2 Ba, full Eestbluff, 58R, 38.4_ 1 Atlanta) 213: 355--0378 LARGE 2BR, IBA duplex, CHARMING birds nest 1 br Ol~w~: ~~t.-2\V~~~~f~: fnm. rn1; lg!'. co111er lot. appli club & pool adult Jiv. Executive ho111e. N e\\' oa1nt C do -frplc, new cpl &. drps. $250 bath apt. Drps, crptg, all util pd $300 mo a il Occ:'ln vu. $5;-iO l\to yrly lse iug, ~Int loc, 1 ~ii to bch. in & out. \Val k to CJ~l llit!h, on m1ntvms Yearly, 675-7409 aft 5, closets. Quiet adlts. 642-1276 now thru J~tne l.'&i~va o . f'l'ankliu Rltr. 673-2222 $2'>...a lease, 536-{)092 or F.lf'nl schl & shpprw. 1·r lse Unfurn. 320 SO. of H,vy, Ut\•ely 2 BR., 53:1-3896. 1,·1opt to rene'"· ~57;, nio. Duplexes, fpl, 2 patios. $275 ri.1o. NE\V Luxurious 0 c ea n , Costa Meu COJ\lFY 2 sn, +guest rooni Incl "'atcr &-gardener. BE THE FIRST Furn. or Unfurn. 255 675--6497 or 673-W95 FrontJ\'le"' 3 & 4 Br, from .,. 1 pd "-&f.l· 1000. BP..AND new unfurn 2 BR CHARMING bachelor a ....... _ S300 "isit 2004 \\' · Ocean , Sml Hsc -..,., wk ut i . & U<I., crpts, drps, yrd, \Vlk Condo in Hu,, t in g t 0 n C .u-..,...... Front dally or call 64EN114 Stv/rel, nu paint. Now. to beach & town. No pets. TI.iE BL!JFFS ! osta ....,.... ment with loft. il.80 month N B h Gardens, drps, stove, own ;;.;:.:.:.;;.:.:;.:;"'------Call 6 eves. Nu Paint 2 br $160. Nu c/d, $275 mo. 536-3507 e"'POrt eac sn\art ne\v, 3 ~=..c=c..on.-07540:...=.:...--BR I & · t Cu & . DW incld. 16687 View-DUPLEX. 2 Br, den, new =: OCEANFRONT + ~.... vu . lge patio & ynl, pet ok, LEASE/BUY 7" '" , poo mam . s! t Drl 1235 SPAC 1 •· lor qu>·ot -·· ~ . • B 2 n-"'"40 . Bl , a.ssume ,~ '"· crpts & drps, $525 n10 . ]st & porn e ve, mo. carp, new drps, stove, . v• uoa..o•· New 2 BR, 2 BA Condo. ·' r, D<l .,_ In. tns, Near beach, patl!J:. upgrad· last. $200 dep. S33-8635 or v.•/years lease. 2 BJcks N. carport. Small pet, adults. Walk to bch & stores. $200 Frplc, run security. Let .. 'Ah'pLAJ, 2 Rca•'n"t"a'i·,sun~~2•,;..3 ~.; i""BR, fam/drn, owner 557_7883. of \Varner, 1 Bick W. of 646--6429 yrly. util pd. 673-6071 $450 (213) 272-n'lG (n41 -... _ .:>00-1........ Beach. 847-9914 6T':rl505 $135 AJO. Deluxe mobile 6'13-4t31 • "' 3 BDR."IS 2 baths, Firepla,ce 1 3 BR, \\'ater paid, carpets, ELEGANT vie'v honle, avail. CONDO. J Br, 2 Ba, built Newport a..ctt home, tum. Htd, pool. l BR furn Patio Util -l...urge yard. built-Ins. At-lrg kitchen, $200 cleaning to qual. tenan!, .3 BR, de~. 2 ins, carpeting, drapes, rec. Mature adlts. No pets. 4 \\•a.sher ,; dryer.' ~f~. Npt tracth·e hon1e in good area. fee 002-9805 BA, sep. dining, p~tios, rm, lac. & pool. Contact Mr. $250. 1.!onth, 2 BR, 2 BA, l<XX> Seasons, 2359 New P ort Heights, Adults. $fls mo. A1·ailahle i1nn1ed, $275 l\Iu. ·> ~ ~ . gardens & f 0 u n 1 9 1 n s · Queen at 549-2132 ft. from ocean & bay. Blvd., C.M. s..18--6332. 645-4465 • - 8 ·ks 6.a').Q:/OO I _bH. JBA, 1Jltu1s, dhl g1u·, Eastb!uff area. SHJOO mo. y 1 / t G46-6-19l , eves fti't"V'"° 1 • -• fe nL'E't'I yard. S21:J/mo. Ask 61:>-1530. 644--5510 Huntington Beach _ear Y mo 0 n\-0. 1 BR, crpt, drp.s, stove, $." & NE\\' 3 Br, to1vnhsl'~ near So. fol' Dale. 962--4·171 2 BR-$225 f-0r 3 people. $250 rel1ig, balcony. S 1 5 0. ;J_ UP. 1 BR., 2 BR & Coast plaza $275. Pool or tot 1 • 5d BR 1 • 3 bath, 3 car gar, LIVE L I K E A it with util. IO mo. 119 34th 962-&l3G, 717 \V. 18th St., B3chelors. Color TV, maid I ' dbl ·" "ll6 rv1ne e u Xe c r D t g, n car "lll.LIONAIRE Ov ,., SI NB 61"' """'" Ap> D C Nt scrv, pool The l\Iesa, 415 N. Macnab-Irvine 0 • gal'. ;i-,_., · · _ c,lubhouse and pool. 1860 " · er ..,,,, · ~4'"' CC''=""'_:::·':..::.·-~-~-N'e1\-port Bl., N.B. 64&9681. '1----------~ Port Carlo,v, N.B. $.j75/mo. Con1e join us at. Ne.w BACHELOR, util pd, no ... 11 3 BR., 2 ba ............ $-&00 642_2222. Landmark condos. Play ten-[ cooking lac, over 35, no l BR. Close tO beaCh, ••inter 3 BR., 2~;, ba .••.••.•••. $450 ,= •0~G~EO::Cl'---~.-----nis, blllards, swim, gym & ApwtmentslorRant students, no pets, S65 mo, I~. l or couple. No pets CLASSIFIED 2 BR, 2 ba, den, A/C ••• $275 ... ., .... n uxury uume -ne\\' choose your hobby. Planned . &12-3108 $145. V.'ater paid, 120 36th St. HOURS 2 BR. 2 baths tam rm. $.350 ca~t. 3 Br, 2 Ba. Lrg activities, expd social direc---~-------NB ' " " I' '' I ~ •I 1. H ' 1' I' I Ir !. Advertisers may place their ads by telephone 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. l\londay thru Friday 8 to noon Satlll'day COSTA l\1ESA .. OFFICE 330 w. Bay 642·5678 NEWP0RT BEACH 3333 Newport Blvd. 642-5678 HUNTINGTON BEACH 17875 Beach Blvd. ~().1220 r..AO)JNA BEACH 222 Forest Ave. 494·9466 SAN CLE?>.tENTE 305 N. El Camino Real . 492-4420 NORTH COUNTY dial tree 54Q..1220 CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Deadline for copy & kill• is 5:30 p.m. the day be- fore publication, except for Sunday & Monday Editions when deadline is Saturday, 12 noon. CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS ERRORS: Advertisers should cheek their ads daily &: repOrt errors Immediately. THE DAILY PILOT assumes liability tor the first in- correct. inaertion only. CANCELLATIONS: When killing an. ad be sure to make a record of t he KILL NUMBER given you by your ad ta ker u recelpl ot your cancellation. This kill number must be pre- sented by tht advertiser in case of a dispute. CANCELLATION OR CORRECt!ON or NEW AD BEFORl1!UNNING: EverY effort is made to kill -0r correct a nC\v ad that hns been ordered, but we cannot guaran- tee to do so until the ad has appcattd Jn. th e paper. 011\iE·A·UNE ADS: These ads are strictly ea..'ih in advance by mall or nt any one or our of- fices. NO phone orders. Dea~Une: 3 p.m. Friday, Costa Mes& office 12 noon -all branch of· llc<f: :rtJE D1\ILY PILOT servt>s the right to clu· Mb'. ·edJt, cen.sor or re- fuse any advertllftntnt. and to change Jta ntn A regulations without prior aoUce. CLMSll'llO MAILING ADDRESS p, o. -1!!60. Costa ?\(Ha 92626 t BR bo. ' $42S family roon\, frplc. Adults tory. Cute lBR w/dsh/wsh, ATI'RAC. Furn. 2 Br. SlSO. COZY 2 Ont · " 3 · ' .. ·• ··· ·" · <lnly $475 642-6889 avail pri laund, encld gar, all Apts. Furn. 360 Bltns, w/w pool. Adults, no Wint/$-"' .,,,,•pt.ual. yXnt~ -I BR. 2 baths ... , •••• , • $475 l m ' . II -t• "'"9520 ~ • • m ne\v, next to million do ar G 1 .~ · .,.._ · 2 b ~~~~;:ha~.::~:.:: l~l-H~ARBOo:::~·-R--v;~,-,w--l-t_o_m_•_•_. ~1.~b0~se-Lease $235. mo. ener• • STUNNING 1 ER gal'den ~f:rn~/$275 a:nua~,~~ V• • customized Monaco model, ~ C I p apt. pool, rec. ni·ea. $165. 3 BR 11 blk be ls.on-ne. ~s responsible couple to CONDOMINIUM-POOL •ro eterson 710 \V. 18th St .. Costa ~resa. · ,~ to dach, TLC l I 1"•2 Mocon Dir S garage, new crpts:, rpts, give on annua ease. NEW 2 bdr. l~~ 6a:.;·with _.,.W 1 I 1 US CASITAS $300 yearly or $250 winter. red hill &n-7127. shag/drps., priv. patio , •1 m n1 er fu111 J br & bachelors. 2110 675-5926 HARBOR Vu Homes. assume 7~~%. Huntington 'You are the winner of Ne..1·port Blvd., Ci\!. o c EA NF Ro NT , \V. Palermo mod~t. 4 BR. 2% H·a.t'bour area, walk to bch. TWO FREE TICKETS 1 BR LRG. twin beds. Sl65. Neo,i.-port. 9.'lnter Rental. 2 J':..:rnwe~:f~· =. ~~: ~Iad~l~,850.-4Mti REC:E~TION 1Cdhouralch t2;09633bachelor. 1993 Lrg & 2 Small BDRMS .• .,.,,... laundry. $300. 642-3837. 1, $550, &14-5669. BRAND ne:w Huntington VEHICLE SHOW LARGE Bachelor, $125 mo. BEACHFRONT 40' liv rm. 3 REALTY A Con1pany \\11th Vision Univ. Park Center, Irvine Cali Anytime, 552-7500 Office hours 8 AM to 8 PM BIG CAATYON Condo. New 3 Landmark Exec. Condo. SEPT. 19TH-23R0 lleated pool. Adults, no lrg. BR, 2 BA. tbnJ June BR, 2800 sq. ft. Choice of comp! recreation facilities, At tfle <> pets. Call 645-8965. 31st. $360. 548-4757/833-8350 crpts & drps. $900/mo .. Oc-tnclding arts & cratt!. ANAHEIM STADIUM cupancy approx ] o / 1 O. beau t ifully landscaped, :llOO State CoUege Blvd., CL~ 2 BP. APT. furn., LRG. delux i BR, bl tins, 963-2ll6. wJ 1 gua 1 t;ied en~!~;g Adlts Anaheim R:~~t:. pct~ inquil'e 179~~ i~~· ~~~.~~~~,~~'. YES, WE HAVE RENTALS 2 BR, \\'/W crpts, drps, on y, -.i mo. w.ro.?t Please call 642-5':78 ext :139 l\lay \ve be or scr\rice frplc., refrig, range. Enclos· VERY plmb 2 Br~ 2 Ba full to claim your tickets. 1 BR trailer, $95 mo in· Oelu.'(e 2 Br, Super area. in solving ed gar. $200. Adults. See appli., club & pool, adult (North County Toll free eluding utilities, adlts only, pets . ok. Yrly $285. Call Your housing needs? °"ner at 437 Princeton Or.. living, Xlnt loc. 1 mi. to number ts 540-12'201. no pets. 646-1809 r.nke 548--3869 or 9'7S-10'l0. Front $315-$450 J:.lot. (Nr. Harbor Blvd.) bcti. $225 leue. 53&-0092 or Bllbol Island -* 2 BR apt, no children, no 2 BR, 2 BA. all blt-tns, near YEARLY -3 BDRM., 2 BA 534-3896. pets. $165. 645--6730, 2'lil bay & beach. Avail. Sept 15. ('• I I · 1 ' i 1111 l'iltl . BUILTNS. 2 YR OLD lBR condo, crpts, drps, DELUXE, beautiful & Maple SL, C.M. ms. 673--0473. HOME. STEPS TO BEACH. WJl.SheT, dryer, 1 mm e d spacious apt. 3' BR. 2 BA, TRAILER for rent, 1 BR - --l \1'11\i1w $350/MO. AGT 673-2058 OR avail, $175 mo. deposit, frplc, close to North Bay. Dana Po1nT turn. Adult park. N r . 963-2669 EVES. 962-2936 1st Door, corner bldg. 300 Hughes, Hoag. $100. 646-9838 I <t'J'Jt>/ 673-4702 LIVE in the all ne\v Dana * SHARP 4 BR. 3 BA, BEAUT. 3 BR. Pool, dbl gar. Apo ena. ~mo. j Point Harbor at the BACHELOR. yearly $150 "SINCE 1946" T-0wnhouse Back Bay. Pool. \Vasher/dry. Club privL1...:°'~'~":-'~'~· -----~-beautiful MARINA INN 1818 \V. Ocean Front, adults 1st \Vestern Bank Bldg. Frplc, self clean oven; dbl $250. 536-3771 or 968-5485 WINTER or YEARLY. 121~!? ?t1otel . 34902 Del Obispo St. only 494-4029 University Park, Irv1.ne gar, S37J/mo. 833-8974 or Newport l:Mch Garnet, faces Park Ave. (496-2353). Kitchen. Ef-2BR. ~-blk to beach. new Deys 552-7000 Nights 833--1~ Split level 2 Br, den, 2 Ba. ficlencies & Apartments. crpts, drps, garage; $250 ...,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!.,;;..~1"-"' BR. Harbor View home.s, BRAND NEW Lrg Liv Rm w/bar. Gar. Heated pool, direct dial yearly. $200 winter. 675-5926 = ,., 673-:!U;. UN IVERS IT\" Park water & gardrner inc. Rent Lease with option to pUl'·I~~=:'.:--~,-,=--::--=· phones, television. sauna $185--14 1 br. waterfront, towntmuse. 3 BR. t~~ Ba, or lease option $ 5 4 5 . chase! Top quality! \VINTER. new 3 Br. 2 Ba, bath •. I au n d r Y facilitieSa' s, patio, small dock , yrly, bltns, D/\V, trplc, cpts, 644-5441 • 2 & 3 Bed.l'OOITI& lrplc, deluxe bltins. $375 per meeting room, close to n newly redef;, GT;r-6467 drps, -uo. Across from HARBOR '"•-• Homes • • 2 Car Garages mo. Util paid. 212 Diamond. Clemente &. Laguna Beach. .,.. v '"' 2099 Come play in o u r LRG 3 Br, 2 Ba. Blt·iM, Up-1,enn~s~urts i:~ poo96261. be! t,,-9. "Montego" 4 Br. 2 Ba. ""EWP0$450. n~T$4CRE75. sr 1 ..::6:-75-:,,:.:C::..--~--= sportfishlng, shopping & per. 2 blks bch, Bay. se . ..,J,, mo . .,...,-. Lease $425/mo. Ca 11 ·~ "' INTERIOR Designers 2 BR $60 k u Winter. $275. <n4> 846-3073 AM-1 PM. 644-1077 PHONE 6454141 living/dining area, kit.: t:ri~~~:~d & W::OO~e f5 FURN. 1 BR apt, Newport l RV I N E Co n&>Walnut BEACON °~·· \\inter-pvt 3 BR, now, Eastblufl C.ondo, $225 winter, $275 yrly. oU on ••-t week's rent. "-land "« A all S 3BR 2 BA ~ 6-• .,. 6-M•o u.11• ui • VJ>J per mo. v . quarc. • , crpts, beach & tennis. 2 Br, 2 Ba. lease, lease/option, aale, '~ or ,.,..,,.LI immediately, 6'J3..8241 drps & extras. $275 mo. trplc, bltns, patio. Avail 644-8765, 562--8236, 644-8779 DELUXE 2 Br. 2 Ba, Huntington Beech OCEANFRONT Lease. NO PETS. 552-9:>49 now. $350. 541·9534. Condo. Furn. or dshwshr, Ice_ maker, patio. 11~$165 Winter or yearly a ft 3 pni. 3 BR, den, dlnh1g, plus: Jg Unfurn 325 ~n711ec73 $2&5. avl yrly. BACHELCJlt & 1 BR., patios, 1'1od 3 BR. 2 BA, 64Z-6793 UNIV. Park 3 Br, 2 Ba, tam rm w/fplc. bltns, nr • v•;,o--"' •-!e's prlv. gara<N's -tri N I 6' t ·s .,._ _ uv .,.-MODERN 2 BR, 2 BA on the a um. r poo . enn1 . beach, $350. 673-0852 Coron• del M•r NEW 2 Br, uec;;. tum apt. Divided bath &: lots of b 1-Wint Newly painted. Avail Sept. Pri yt1y $325. Wtnter $265, Avail closets. Rte. hall, pool Ir: R'I· ~ per mo. er 15th. 552-7777 alter 3:30. BAY Vu Bluffs condo. ine BRAND NEW, 1 btclc to Sept, 8. G'rr>-Ml.2 or 673..()'llO pool tables. sauna baths. rental. Prlv. patio. lmr-2706. LOVELY 3BR, '2BA & ~r~: ~~~dal. 3 Beach, 2 BR. 2 BA, ow, CUTE 1 Br. crpts, patio, nr ~lso~r Ln~c~lk J~i 1~~:. ~~1·J:r.arly· util atr:lunt..hOme, crpted, drped, BA'CH 2 h ! 1 bath lplc, W/D, dble gar., $425. new atove & refrlg. Yrly -=-= 1~ frplc, nr schls. Pools & ~en-uge rma r P 675-2763 .,a:;: Utll pd 6-7118 Beach, 1 blk N. of Slater). 673--U'U nls prtvil. $375. 552-78$ 64J>O!'C.!1.:....gar. $175 avallabl~. ~· . ,.,... . 842-7848 OCEANFRONT 2 BR. 1 BA, ~7-~:c"-.~~~-1 ":!~::O:~'°'"'==~'--TownhouH Unfum. 335 4BR, 2BA, frplc, patio, 9 mo. .....,.,_._ ho 1 -1 • !lo Winter 9,.,., L~ 8'.-•dt -BIG CANYON C -lease.at $.150 moothly. Year· ~·ms~ ;;\;I~ . .:~ i.::•:..:::{6/,s.;:.•_,~=::·:;'.-~~-·--I vtiw-Bach $165 furn Now 4 BR, :-;· BA • .tam rm., $780 ott• ly leale at"$400 mo. ~ $9& per month. 5.15-'Ttti6 2 BR. Furn. $1.65. Slnale TV pd, l"e closet, utri pd ' L .. 493-5197 or 542-6735. NEW 3 BR Townhouse. l~ NE\V. 2 BEDROOM., Adults 1tory. &11.m celliJll. Couple QUAINT 2· Br only $275. Lge Bl'YSHORES. few doors lo DA, S. Santa Ana nr. So. S225,,.1 1inclu67ci;!"U t l I i ti e•· ~e9una Beach ~ 646-9243, ~ alcove It frplc-pet ok. ~riv beach. 2 BR, 2 BA. ~T· Coast Plaza Shopg Cntr, '" n er. .,...~ 'irJET Fum or Unfurn DELUXE QCEA)ff'R.()NT ALA Rent .. , 642-8381 y. $425. 548-fl5l, S5Z-7112 or 644-7819 $3p;~s. UP 38 PRER2BA, B a Y f ront, achelor $95 lndudtnf util. 3 fir, 2 Ba, bltns, frplC, yr\)' EMERALD BAY avail. inid !~arbor' View l~omts CAPE Cod.quiet adltr, 2 br. er, • •no garap, \Valk to beach A ttores. $45G. 838-1491; 6~2893 Sept. thru June. $850 nlo. 2 B"'sut, Decor. 4 BR, Fam 1% ba, prden. Lndry. $178. ~1909 or Gn.-6900 -M'.aturt lady prefd, Call LRG 1 Br, ) Ba apt. 1 blk to BR Ptiv. beach , area & Rm. & Form Din. 644-0398. 642-1276. 60'l S. Be.ytront -2 BR. 714/~ Wlmds 0 r Bay oee n Yearly facils. 114-G82-70:i0. ---SEVERAL 2 A 3 BR. beach' Huntlftl'M a.ach Winier. Fabulooe Bay View. ;2U~/~~~l...~wkd~•~YL~,,,,..,..f-S11'1:,~.--. _: $350 i\10. 3 BR. plu11 den, homes, yrly. least, from Call f373..8325, 838-3210. OCEAN beach fron(, 2 BR, 2 2-flty. view hom~. S275 1110. Aa:ent 54-1290 NEW Townhotl.9e. close to FOR. the discreet lndlvtdu.al Ba, $350 mo. 741 Oot&n-1 !S..~n~C~le~m!?'"'!!"!!'!•----494-9704. 494-9729 AgL 4 BR. Year round ~al. 1~2 Huntington Harbour 3 Br. 2 Xtra nice tum. lBR $250 Yf+ i .:lro:.:::•~•·~•:::94:..·.:;'601:::;,•-':.:;94-.::.:1279""°.'--I; STUDIO. sinal .. on!J. 1 blk to heh & lhopptns. Clean. $120. Ind utO, lit A lut. 2 BR. cpt. drps. atove, rcctnt h1k! to heh. Avail lmmd. Ba, Mag crpt, dif.'• dshwhr, ly S200 Wlnter. 6M718 Al7I'S; $150. ·Up _~ote1 nns. J"e(tec. no pell, So. Laguna. 673--8323. f; =~/poo • $265. mo 38R, garage, Wlnter, Avntl $100 up, cable TV, UWs ·pd., $300. 494-1496 4 BR. Fl\m. rm, frplc, brand · Now-.June. $225 p I u 1 htd paol. 494-3537. L•puM N!W'" nu luxury cond. nr Ot"eM Dupl•••• Fum. 345 utilltle1. 6'1Hn8 BEAOl FRONT rum apt, 3 "'/tennis, pool, 645-1658. 8 Ibo ,.. 1 ut VF.ARLY $275. mo. 2 Br'. 2 roontll, tot male lludent NJGU'EL Shore1, 33681 Wind· I I n nl 8 Ba, bhl\I. 875--2794 or only. $150. mo. 833-1355. J11..mmcr, UOO aq. ft .. 4 BR, Newport Shores NEW 2 Br, Ill: deiuxe,l,;:;67'"3-4-"'766~-~~---STUDIO Apt, cloR In. Adults prl. g11..te, beach, po o I . 'ntcr or -·'" .,_ 10 Bo1•·· ~~1neule only, no pets, $150. Utth1 pd. $430/mo. 8!1-JA53. CUSTOM 3 Br. Fam nn. wi y ..... OJ, ~.--1;;;;.:.:;-;:;..;':.;;:~.;.:.;;';;.;.;.:;.__ 4M-7413 · LEASE/opt. 3 BR .. 2 Ba. palto. ;,11 built In•. nu ~tyd:;. i;:~~ $11 WEIK & UP Lido ltlo w/pool !actl~l330 Mo. ~~ f,J~~·~~; OCEANFRONT, ex Ip 3 13< •. ~R-•••keepRoomlni !=·-4~ 4114-9729 ~· ·pM stH146 or ( 213) & den, 2 Ba, !rplc, pr,•~ Vie A"';"g T1i::1r~ =r.1'/:'·i:i.::d: 3 BR, 3 BA -$285. 790-$12 !'lr~~l Utll pd $400 . ,. BALic)A fNN Summer rtntal or leue. Firl'I. ll'lst le clt"aning O'flrOW Ph: 543.7834 or 646-4750. 1«' • • • ~ You don't need a gun tO Newport lklch lCJS !f.!':!t;ttreet r a c Profit is allained v.•htn "Draw Fist" when you """o'"" FURN 1 BR. lncld utD1 1ar., you "JI through rtsull·Rtt-pince an ad In the Daily 3 BR. 2 ea. lrg yard on 81\YFRONT. J BR apt 1 •dutt, no pett. SDI mo., Una-0aur PIJot Clacsitied Pilot \\o"ant Ads! cau· "°'" channel 2 blk tn:im surf, ovt:rlooklng bay, pntlo, anr, yearly. 673-(18.11 J\th1. Si2-56i8 .. &t!--l678. ~ \Ylnter 646--6282 uUI pd, $2?5/mo. 68l-6190. 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Aug\111 U. 1fld ~bor '· .. "· lt1J ,....,, PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS •USINISS NAMll ST4TaMIHT TM followtno Pl"-'' dol111 bullll'IHS 11 ; CAM P I ELL • S AllANOONMfiHT SEltVl(E, "" .. _ Or Ive. ..... l'l"l'Oft ll11c11. C•llf. niw7 Jt m" 0, C1m~I, 117? AlblOfl Or., H\ll'ltlngton tMctvCa. mq TlllJ buflntQ II CG'ICM:l«S by &II I"" dlvlduel. , ~ J1,.....o.~· Tlll1 ftl'-I ~-11'1 INC-ty Clerk ol Or11"1M ~-AUl!illf 1'~ 1911. ' .-• ~ .._ P11bU1titd Or1"'" Cotti .... ,UOI, $9ptember 1. a. lS, tt. 1913 J71 .. ,, PUBLIC NarICE ILP·ll4 tUPlltl08 COUllT OP' TH• fTATI 011" CALIPORJUA l'Oll TH• COUwn' 0' ott4N•• .... ""'""' NOTIC0I OP' MEA1t1N9 Oii' li'ITITION • Pott .. lllOIAT• 0.. WILL UD f'OI L.a1'TaltS TISTAMIMTA•Y • E1toi. .. ELEAHOlt ... Cl:ISP. 0.C.•Md. NOTICE lS HIElllEIY GIVEN ..... t:LEANOJl MAltGU£JllTI!. SAYE ri.., flt. .0 tltrllri 1 Plllllon fer ,,_.,. o1 Wiii Ind tor 111\lall(;O of Utttf"I 'Ttsllmllll1ry to ttll Petitioner, relffln(t to whkll 11 maclt tor tl.1111\er 111rtlcul1r1. •fld ttiat the nmo •fld p11eo of tlMrlno tllo .. ~ hit """ Mt fl)I' Oct. J, lfn. •• •:• •.m. .... !!Im courtroom orr OoNrt~t No. ) of ••Id C&o.1rl, 11 100 Cl\lle Center Orh ... W11!, 111 , ... Clly of S..1110 Afll, Cllffotnl1. 01tod s..,. 12, ,,,, WIU.IAM I! . .ST J()HN, =Cit" Al.IC• a GI Mtilll ........ 1·• C-... MM, c•. tHU T•" m•J ~ A""'71ty WI '"""*" P'ubll1htd 0rllltl' CMtt .... Pilot, ~bit 1'-IS, 21, ltn -n PUBUC NarICE PICTlTIOUS IVllNDI NAMI STATIM•ttt 'Th• IOl1-1,.. perl(IN l't dol11111 bull'- "" \I CALIFOlllNIA AVTOM0!1l.E l.IQ. IDATOllS, INC, )34S N9wJlott 11ov1t- Yard. NIWPOl't ... di. CaUfornlt ""'1 Cf'OHOl'I .. 0....,, lllC., I C1lllon'll1 """""°''"°"· 3345 Nl'WPOl1 9oult¥1N'111 N-' llalch, ~ltorfll• "16'0. Thl1 blnintM II eOllldllclod by I COf' por1llon. Cro.IOll & Oewty, Ille. T. C. CrohM. Pl'llldenl I .1 Thll 11oi.m.111 ..... ftltd Wiit! 11111 (11111'1-. I'( Clerk of Or1no-Couilty on S1pt1mblr •tm ........ ........... Or•"ll• Co.11 01l1Y Piiot, ._.. ... '" "' " ''"' Octobtt .. un '2Ul•1i PUBLIC NOTICE NOTlCI 011" INTaNTll$N TO INOAOI IN TMI IALI OP' AL.COMOUC 1•VlllAOIS ttPttm1:1ar 1i. 1m To Whom 11 M•• concern: Sub\l(f to IHIMM• ol Ihm lkln11 .... pllfd ff.Ir. nollc• 11 MrWy glW11 ttiat IN ~ pt... -lltl l kollolk ""'"" .... at ltle ........ '"""'*' -folrcr.....: • v.4 ...,.... llYd' •• COii• Ma.a ~ -,. web lnttrotlon. .... Ult- d«llOl*I 11 •PP..,1111 lo "" °'lllrtlMl!t .... _ -...::·"'·"' '::= Of .,. •kilolk JkiliNe tar ,,.,., ......... : • ' t ON SAL• .. NEAAI. (1;!11\1 l"ldt "'*k llllMI Plecet I otr.ird M. H.W. • ... ""llal'n A. ...,,_ °' .::.:::~~-Cot• Dilly , P'll , -~ . ... PUBLIC N<mCE ·t , t ·SUN•tolf."'cm'26fi°TMli f1'Aff OP' CAIM'OltNIA POii! • T•I cou:X:t:a OMNM f NdTtc• -~=··· CW P'fflTIOM... Ta ff W1~ A•O lllOR LllTTljtS TU'f'AMllfT.ut . f tl1'9 of CARI. J, W!STEJI, O~tH. NOTICE IS ~!R!l'f GIVl:N ttw11 ~· (IC1LIA Wl!rTEllt h•• flied lllnlll I Pt1!1hm for PtoMff of Wiii aM for It- IUt!'ltl • of l.n.rt ffftllmOl'!l1ry .. '!1' """'OflW ttoi.nnct Jo Wllldl It l'Mdt:::; ~ ~.,.. .... tl\111-pftd' l'lttrl,...._flla tlllnll flM ....,. V llw ...,,.,,.., u. ,.,,. ., •:• 1.m.. !fl tM coum-llf 0111•nmtnt N.. a· ,.or Ml4 covrt, ~ 1llO Cl-Ac C11t1v = w;./. l!f t11t City fA Slftfe """ C -.• •• • ,O&Ti.t~~ -WIU.1 •. :mKN. '; ....,.i::"~ AND DVNDAt • =::r:.. . . ~ ... , .. ... -fllli;«mJ ...... , ...... ' ........,.. .............. 0.lfy~ ---Slclfttl'IW I. .. U. 'f7I ' ·-~ - " • ,, • llST 1111!' c L A 5 5 I F I .. 1 ·D .6 4 2 - • . ' 5 , 6 7 S~t urday, Stp1tmbtr lS, 1973 DAILY PILOT 27 ._ .... _ ...... _t;; ........ ~l l!l;: I .,.., ..... ~ I~ I .............. ~ l~" .... l _-_ ..... _ ... _-_J·![tJ /~.~-~-~ ... ~-~ .... ~JftJ~ 11 ~( ~ .... ~ .... ~ .... ~,,,~ .... ~l~ltJ~I~ ~:~~.~:~~-~.a~, ·~i~::r1~ .. ~ .... ~ .... ~~i!f • I ti ~~~~ Apt. Unfurn. , 365 Apt. Unlum. 365 Aioi. Unlvm. • 3'.S Apt. Unfurn. • 365 Apt. Unfum, 36S l'PI•.. Aptt., G uHI Homo ' 41 -0~--1--~---. FUrft, or Unhlrn. 110 .Furn. r>r Unfu,.n. 370~ 1n1raC c.;;•.;.•l.;;•...;..M;;'"';.'°;;....----I C ·.;;•.o•l;;:•:...;.;M;;'°.;;';;.•-----N!:P°" ,~ N•wport Bhch PRIV .t Semi Ava ~ ~ Senta An• park: Llbtaa; ic Sllpijn lf:i~ .. 2 p~~o~ptt::ti:~,!~~~: * * * TI RBD OF NOI SE? PARK 1NIWPORT' I o;~~~:.~':~.· ~~uio: Br, 2 -'"'--------10.0.c.;.;;,.;.;;.;.;. __ -"--• Bu.lanct' •I•. ~%'i62.j area, S32.i. Call Agent, \V!Jsun Garden Apt.s. 2 Br. APARTMENTS tMMACUl.ATE 2 Hr, $145. R•ntals to S'h•r• 4 675-6900 Anothe r R ing B rothers 141 Ba, crpis, drps. Pool Alr. fl•tl('Ni PoOL 1 t'hllct ok . .c.:.;..;;;.;_;c.;.;;..c:c.;;:;..:_....;;o; ~Iature adults, no pet&. AL-ba 'No. Slutta Ana. Ph ; F8.\t,\L~; roon1matt>, 24-si Ba lboa l1land Development ONLY $"162,50/MO. Oft "'9 J ~::tl77. yrx Lo :'!hare IK'~nt, 4 !!Ji MEDITERRANEAN 2'283 1-·ountain \\'I.)' East loUJCUJ')I a;part1nflflt l lvlns ~ l U;\, apt Nl!'\\·pcirt OC(•ari-STEPS l-'R0!\-1 BEACH 2 Bil upper; garage, frplc. \'early. Bt'Oker 67:1-6700 Jalboa Penln•Uia LIVE I ~ block from the ocean in new 3 BR. 2 BA, laundry, dupl~x. Designed for fa111ily llYlng $375 to $-100 n10. Call 979-31,65 wkdy1. • OCEANFRONT new 3 BR, 2 BA, frllc, trpls. drps. Yearly le&Je. ~1336. CHARMING l·•Br, l Ba. Bt>nm celling. Roman tub. $185. Si ngle only. 6#-0997 Capistrano Beach OCEAN \'l"1v. Brand nu J Br, 2 Ba.. Sundeck. Gar, dS\IT. .$285. 6TJ'-2374, bTa-3760 Corona del Mar ~-re~~!"~~ TOWNHOUSE 2 Br, fireplace, pool, prlva!e patio1, continental break· last. Spacious ~unds, near shopping: & finp-beach. Fur- nish('(:\ or unfurnished. fl'Olll SD}. Cot'Ona , dcl ~tar, &l-1-2611. f\V. Ol Harbo" on Wil.,n) overlookt111 the WAier. En-~ h'Ont wlth 2. (lrhr., r 11'k. v~ · VILLA GI Call 646-2846 joy f™),OllO hnlth •PR. 1 ~ 1 •• --"~ , • I & yrly 1168. ti~. , I~IMAC 2BR 2BA awimMlng pools, 1 lighted ... ~ ,. I An address of dlstlnc-· · • (1200 sq, tennis courts, plus mile!! ol 1 ·~----· iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~;"~ "BR. 2 BA home in S.IC wl tlbn in Costa Mes a fl.) Bltins, dshwshr. F'/air, bicycle trails, put1lng, shul-I fll "! n1a ll· .u1Ul1 1' \\'/s1n1!1!1t d' N rt w/w cpts, drJJs, lndry, fleboard, croquel. Junior l's REALLY LIV E I 11r" :s!)k'. S!.)U. 1)(•r ino. ror a JaCe nt to ewpo garage & storage plus park· frun Sl9'1.50 nionUily; also I 1Room s 400 I I. Sl:!:i fnr .!. l~~.}.11. Beach, Balboa a nd the Ing. Lg. baloony. Adults/No AT P IN ECR EEK pets. Vacant. J\fust See! and 2-bedroom plans and J ack Weber T\\"O 11111•ki11l!" ~iris to l>h1:1f1! Southland's finest com-548.1098. 2-story town IK>uses. Et1·c· 111•"t' ;1111. 1n NB 11·/thlrt munlties. tric kitchens, prlvate patios F<l!lov.• rhe"gHJ"den PH1hl" thru 24661 La Hermosa 1'H'l. :!2 h• :.?"": $~l Viii lnq. 'UNFUl!NISHID 1 Bedroom. Fr. $ISO 1 BR. & Den. Fl $190 2 Bedroom. FR. '210 2 BR Twnhouses Fr $250 WANT TRANQUILITY? or balconies, carpeting. di·a· f_nbulous tn.·c~, ~.t i·~nning Laguna Nl9uel :,t:-\-llllt7 , Hc1'C's th(' apt. fO!' you. 2 BR, "'"rie1. Stlblerranean ..,.i,_ sireama &. "ateif:i.lli; 10 " Yo 1 At\~ t 1e 1vinner •l[ l'L'• I I I I • I I .. -" t>ea.ulilul 2 BR. 2 1 ~,\ upl. TWO FREE TIC KETS '"'-'''tu s 111 re :: ; t, rf' rL.,.e111 enc . 1ar. w sto,..ae I: laun-ing with elevators. n.-..t!onaJ. I ""· t h • ·-""" En)O)' your sauna, pin) pool , I .ag:una '"'f!lll' o 111 1. dry facilities. Adhs only. No maid 1ervlce. Just :>ar th of ~lax your ll('rveti & bod.i• to the \V/1an1l', no t·l1ildren. Hf'f, pets. $165 n10. 646-f»tl' or Fas!Uon IalliilJ at Jamboree" in thC' jacu1.1.l or sii 1111 111 RECREATION -'~'~"-~'~,..;-· ~-----646.lllOO. and S8.n Joaquin 11111~ Road. VEHICLE SHOW $130 La 1 BR Telephone (TI4 j '644-1900 cit.hr-I" ol OU/' 2 pools. Ju~! ~·i:~L\l.l:: itt·.~111·~ .,11lll'. • me ·~'1':r 11lesC'll u·a 1·hi.1i1·r a1>« SEPT. 19TH -23RD :!!-:!: •. ·':II for rcn!al information • t' r· Please Call For Carpets, drapes, sto\'e, retrig. -=-'-'="-"="-""-'-an, ;1vllWtbli: unf111"n at $:J;:SO ,,1 111.. :l BH. 2 B.\, $Ht;; 1110. iN'l Avail abilities lf1.'fited pool. THE NEW 1><.·r 1no. <1.r 11 11•l1•r 1·•11.1rd111-ANAHEIM STADIUM _ 11til. 111,,111•, li l0-:;176 !~-·11 The Ch.rm Or Old Call Bkr. 675-5800 BAY\VOOD APARTl\LENTS ·<tl~I lunuture !01· S:l7U l)t'J' 2000 Stall' t"'nll•'1.!t' llhd., .\1 Al.~: tu ~h;u"· 1 .. ·.1uf. b...·nc~ I ,nio. ,..1 ,\nahl'in1 h·~HH'. SllO. all in~·I. ro World Spain awaits you L..,...lJR SEASON" APl'S in Newport Beach. arc 2.!00 l"airvi~"'.. ~,.;,.. Losla ~IC'sa [ Pl~·•ts•• <";.ill &12-:.ti78 f'xt 339 I d1u.i.;s. Sn LaK tu1a 499-1.~2',._ · C M t R" rv "' • ready, 'I1ie &a!es off1c'C' LS ...,a-.,.>VIJ tn osta, esa a . mg Spac. 2 sly 2 Bn, l~ BA. open dally fl'Orn 10 Al\l 10 to 1·lu1n! your 11ckc!s. \\'ANTED t s1i-a1gh1 n1a 1;i, Brothers M e d It e r -blt~s. c1·pts, drps, priv G:30 PM. MacArthur Blvd 0 P 1 t INu1·1h t:ount_., Toll frt'f' shai-P ne\v hnrne 111 L.:1guni r an e a n Village. The patio, pool, conv. Joe;. No &: San Joaquin llil!s Road. ana an uu111h<'1' i"I ;,10-1~201. Beao·h R.33-~lli~7 .. l!Y.1-1290 ' country is the setting ."",_.,,."'!."~fo!.:r.<:O"'c~t.:..."'ls~1:!l!c!'65~. _1as_1----'•:.:•.:.4-5555="----I Mares, just south Sau BRAN!) ne11· deluxe Bachelor SLr;~P l ~G l'ooni, abo\'e I Sl\11\l.l. lwus~ in Ne11·1X11"i. \Vhere quaint cobble-_Joann St. C.l\'l. 64&-}450 C:~'!1cen~sl~:t:::r~{f.l1?:1~{pi Apl. in 4·Pll'X. Encl. gnr., ~~1111a Cove, Corun>t lll'l no•n1· l"l('u!·h, S-16-1:>32 ct stone courtyards and SPOTLESS 2, BR. !1ew .cpts, New Custom Bayfront Phone 492-IO'll, 492-8700 gc.rxt 101:. ~7!"1-IS1l~~. l ar. lii."·-2li~l:\ t ·'ccn_.:,-':,_.:11":'~-~~-~~1 new tlrps, new 11a.int, b ltns, w/P RIV HCH & Pil:~R ·• H I B G• f R t 4 3> pathways wind over small child 0.1\, nO pets. BR, 2 BA. Frplc ~Bi'iQ~ NEW 2 BR, 1%. BA. Ocean ;.;.:":.:":.:1;;".:;9'-Ct;:;•:.:•..::.::•:.•<::h;__ HOOi\JS $20 \vk np 1r/k\1 :s:;u -;;;";;';;";;'";;';;;;;;;0';;;;;;;";;";;;;;;;;;;;;1jp streams and Pon~s ta $160. 786" Shal1111ar No. 1. $4S5/mo. Yearly. View. 1225 sq, f1. + \1·ork· DELUXI:: Adult Pooh;idc 11·k up apt.~. c11ilch·Pn s, pl'I • 1 the dOor of your vlll• &12-8907 979-0631 or-644-4510 shop. AUi deJu~:.: f~atures. Carden 1~un<•11lo\r. N r . :-;('('lion. 2.i7G Nr-11'puL·t Ulvd.. St G 1· t t SPAC 1 & 2 Bil •-l \Valk top er « shop'g, 31'1-A .. Cl\!. 5·18-97J5, (i l~i-39Gi. o r a ge a rage apar men . . · : a p..,., crp s, LUXURY Ba lro t d ,1 •25()/M A oel'nn. F01·r1lc', Ji·g 1~1tlu. ti ,., -Fir~places, wet bars, ~~· ~!~~r1'.·a~~1~ld~nov~~: ?th floor. sl>t'!t. v~ of ~1~ ~ ~~~~,1~· ., o.. dulls .. ri~Z'i9.st1u1n1, t (' l1 n i s. I;~.~,,1w~1:u~~1i·n~~~11; l'~;~'.~~~ 1 11~~\~~!f'~i,. '~~~1~~~~~~ca'. beamed ceil irlgs, wood Close to shops & beach 830 oi.'t!an. 2 BH, 2 BA, all elect. Apts T Bfl1·111. ~-ro1n $1 3.l. Please cnll 1nr :1!t lip111. :1 •• r..-i.1~l i paneling. Center St. ~8--7000 _·_I cc;::ic.'1'-'~=~·c.._"°_'_· _"'_"_"_o_"_"_"_st" Furn. or Unfur n . 370 :-l.1~7311 1,,...,,....,..,,.....,,..,..*I -Fashio ned des igned 8E1 astsid1• lr9r ~ BR'~ BALBOA, Pen. Orl'an rront, 3 Laguna Beach r.·1AS1"EH. bllnn. 011 n hi Hh. 1 Silll!le J.:urngr SZi n111. ins \I' 1•• rl' rig ""l!O 8alboa Peninsula cnlrunet'. t:ond location, IS:\ Del 1\tur. c.,,t,a :l\lrsu * * * * * * color-coordinated iD• ' ' '. ,~ ' RR, 3 Bn, De11, dsh/wsh, 1-------'----SPACIOUS s!ltdio. t blk to * NEAR VIEB.WEACH *,. ter1·ors w1'th carpet! ll211~ Arl21l/b110 pel'ts ... 642~9520 dlisposal, frplc, 2 porches, 1 BR, $185; 2 BR. 2 ba. $250: main bl.'neh. $17~1. 6 1-1-g.178 ~~J~,,.· yc.t, lite kil lil·h·. $~IX. ~11.~-0!ll!l • ' J, -r, '.! , ., 1;ar v ew of ocean & Bay. $550 or 4n• .. 191 . .,...,.., • Oversized Double Ga rag , and drapes d unfurn. 3 BR ., 2 ba. $350. ~ Qc>tuxe 3 BR. 2% BA. Huge P . I ·ti d ge.r, crpl, rps, dshwshr, mo. yearly. 67l-5729. Call: 673-9591 SINGLE roon1. SGO 1110. nrnr Dflilr P ilot, Co.s'fl uv.·ner's unit in nC'>'' custoni -r1va e pa os an patio, 67:Hi46? CLEAN atit·ac. dee lower C It& Newport Beach Singte adult pnly. Call mu i\lcsa, $35. a \5-7361. " f dupll'x, hean1 c e 111 n g . balconies. Dana Point duplex, 3 br. 2 ba, f.rplc, osta ~ ~"tanley Between s.9• · CORONA del .l\lar. stora patios. tplc, nr shopping, no -Community Center dshwshr, bltins, close to TilE EXCI'!ING • 548-37lO. only. Secure. $30. mo. Lo pets, ~25 nio. · with spacious lounges, 34122 La Serena, 2 BR, 2 BA, bch. Yrly, $300. 207B-4lst PALM MESA APTS. , B bi-B:rJURN. $215. SLEEPING Roo1n for ierm. 6?3-62tl6. 67l-lJ960 b'Jl' d d . g g \1r/large enclosed patio. St, 675-7508 MINUTES ·TO NPT. BCfI. A I R FURN. $195. employed older man. Priv STORAGE only, 9 x 2()' S • • * *"' * * ! 1ar an pm pon Ot.her~ Ap~s also avail. YEARLY -3 BR, 2 BA. F URN. OR. UNFURN. 2 BR. UNFURN. $235. bath. $18 "'·eek, H.B . central Costa l\lesa, C PLUSH EXEC. APT. !OO~S. . l 493-2456· 49 .. ·07Gt .carport, patio, deck, no Unl>elievably / la."'ee a pls, ~:~ V~:i. x~~l~~ o~i~· 642-5678 alter 4 pm. 642-5013 or 4!14-1763 r~or Lea!!e. NU VIE\V AP'l'. 4 _,,, swimming p 0 0 s H.lLLTOP·ViclY. Privacy 2 pets. Ref's, Avail 1011. See hUge pool, Ja<;UFI. elect blt· LAS BR I SAS APTS. "BEDROO?Yt with k i l c h e II br, 3 Ba, t.am n:n . All elect. outdoor whirlpool, 4 hr w/rmlio & gar. $195. Av! Sat & Sun 1132 \V. Balboa lns, shai: crpJs, drps, aauna -5515 River Ave .. NB " pri\P I 11r. Brookhurst & Office Rental bltns, crpt/drp1. ST;J() IK'r night lighted tennis 1t>/1. 49:HM99. &i4-ii863. Apt B. ' etc. Adults, no pets. CALL 642_2566 Adams, H.B. 962-7 52 0 ..:..c=o......;. _____ ,.l n10. Too 111any extf'as to courts. NEAR Hoag 2 Br, }lfi Ba SINGLES ...... From $150 !!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ="cc''O''c-k~d""Y=''~"~'~' ~"-~~-SPACE-Ofrl«t', (_•Jub !JIU~ 1nentlon!! Call 673-6992 H Ith 'th Huntington Beach studio all builtlns, $200 1110, 1 BEDRM. .From $165 ·IV'O"I:"'" ... , FURN Roon1, priv hon1e. group, ·ett-. SU~ 1110. lse. Cf' BEACH -ea spa W! gym-t I ,.... 2 BEDRM. From $185 VO...i:.IU'< vlew, nc1y' 3 BR, 2 E I d Bt'Oa{hvay. 111". N c \Y p 0 r'il NEAR nasium and sep· arate Umltcd Income? =~pepet•'.· ~;:~51·3 .. year · . · Unfum Ap•-Avail ~n •10 ba., unf. Balboa. $.mD. mp oye gentleman. Nenr Blvd., C.i\I. 67j,..87t)L ·i'. 2 BR 1 b -frl '' e "--!al ..-_ '"' VSV"".J't • '""' /: n.u ., \VI t I lro 2 OCC. & .!!hopping. 979-3924. _ • a, '" g, v · men's a nd women's 'l<A: .x:curity? to $15 LESS. n er. u1iy .. ocean n!s, v.•ash/dry, gar .. &16-1731, d Adults Only-No Pets BAYFRONT yrly .lease .2. You're right, t~y're under· & 3 BR,$~ mo. ca. _ R0014 \l'ilb kitche"n and 4 DEl.U>.."E ofr!ce11 18c 1 675--T:JG?. facilities, in c l U ~ Close to Shopping & bus BR, 2 BA, trplc, 2 ,yrs old. priced! l56l l.lesa Dr. Agt. 6D-19?:Z 6?5'-4073 boll.90 privileges. Adults. ·123 PLUS 400' \V;u-ehouse spaqe: NEAR Oc.-ea n 2 Br, bllns, ing s auna baths. Jines. Unfurn, stove, refrig ~ll~h°Ev~9'1~~ Days (5 blks from Newport Blvd.) DELUXE .' Lowe1· D p lX, Victoria SI. CM 64&--9946 64~~ l..ogen Costa ~t.~$ frplc. Newly decor. patios, -A security system to lncld, · · . !)46..9.1161) ., Be.,9frnt, b<:h. 2 Br, 2 t:\a. Vf . . pool, prlvl. l 2 3 5 I mo. . insure your privacy. All Util's Paid LA~GE 3BR. 2BA. Drepl, . PREVIEW OPEMJNG · $330 yrly. 227 19Ui St. Inq. Roo.m & Board ,,405 Coast H""'Y· q. !:'lt"1'1.l0rl Blv • 6-14--0310 --A special section for 2 Br, l ba, 2nd floor, $144. 2 blttnS, d~swshr. Nr 11oag-A. w-~ w'mnlng 1 ... '!_ 3. br 233 19th St., 675-0236.. 116'1 Sq. Ft.. 30c Sq. FL ·1 Br 2ba&den ground floor H08p. $250/nio. Ad ul l-&.I · cu1.1 /Jamil , • ~ YE•"!iY-'· S300 3 Bo FEl\f ALE co J.1 cgc JlcaklillOtilit·s. Rkl·::o. 61i-ii7 2 BR, 2 Ba, lrp c, built Ins, those with small pets. • A oA,,9622· Sa 64.2-4387 . apts w y rms. No -1'n rcase , • ..., student-live \\"/family in fantastic vie11·, ll'alk to bch, -Conveniently locat~ $184. 71.....,-u-. l\1.on--t. lease. Sorry, m pelt . l"nlm ' 1% Ila. new lower" duple~ CdM area. Room & board in • Blt)'Iront office llP!lce I ad67~l • .!~.,...1.:> pet&, $·1:5 mo. eel t o all of Southern Boardw1lk P1rkpl1ce WALK to Westelitf • l & 2 br •. just $175. Qt.JR TOWN blk to bCh, 675-8839 alt 4 exchan~c for child cnre ~~i.~7~h,Lldo Bldg. S~ ' =• L Adlt Beach Apts pool, adults. Furn & untum. Fa.inily Apt.s 1250 Adam! 2 BR. a~, avail the 15th see ...1r1 l·I, boy 12 fr'On1 Callfo""'a i·ust ...... 1.... ux • Call Doroti. •. for a pp< to see . • . . 11' OLX 2 Hi ... Best de.Lt 3 BR, 2 BA hOtJ.se. SO. of •u.o ' uu.u-l 2 & 3 BR diSh\\'8$hen ,,.,,7171 ~~ ,,,.,,.-· Ave, (Adams at 'Fall'VleW), at 211 h St. or call !213) 3';30-GP!\1 J\.1on-Fri. So111c · rni. 0 c... Ill' . H 1v y, f p I c , patio . utes from the Pacific · · · ' ""'"" • """'""""';), ' Costa Mesa P.hlme 556-0100 111-2636 flexihlc houschold h c I p . in O.C. Airport area, 21~ i\·Asher/d~l'r~. U..?5. Ocean and Ne~rt fireplaces, .gold shag, tUe PENIN. Water Front Spac,>3 · . · · ' • \Vkntls. & eves. fJ-ec. 011·n DuPonl No. S. 833-3223 t 6 H1K>we1'8, pnvate balrony or B 28, boat _,. at' I $32S/ * CASA VICI'ORIA * San Clemente rrv Call Agent, Beach, overloo ing patio. Encl. gar. From $115. ~-... 1p av . ' l 2 & 3 BR, Furn & Un!. , room \\' . Non-~n1okc-r. • Corona del Mar, sm ; 2 BR, newlf d r, bllns; the Costa Mesa CouD-m 13ttl St. 960-1079. '>''lnter._ S350 yr, ~.w:. !1!_4lt Carpets, drape!, ri/W, TV ,ONE =!.ngle furn, utU ·pd. l\lusl ha1·e car . 64(to-(12"Xi aft * Floor, A~C. util, ample pool. Adults '$22>-Mo. try CJ. Ub." · . SPACIOUS ~ -~~m ··:m ,1 ·ant. Pool, e.tc. 121 Victoria .~~ 'IM?·-Unfum l BR~ 2. JiP}.t _ * 11rkg. $14a mo',6~ • Yrly leue 644-?Qi2 Agent 2 .BR duplex. $M0 =+--utU ~ , St. at Ha.rbdr, ,CM, &42~?0 'BA. $210. mo. Close to slloJ> .Like to trade? Our Trader'~ .. 'Fftc•iut-'.d.raw,aa th9 W • ' ',.'IR, close to beach. Seclud· OP EN EVERY DAY 3 Br, 2 Ba, Clllt~. drps, fte'>''ly an 919--1659 'aft 3'-« :Pa)tl: . A&k abolit1M.swe..fn . J -ptftg,·:-eehofli.11 & beach. . Paradise column is for you! ... a Daily Pilot Cius ' dC'C. Pool. Ould ok. $199. (213) 338-S4lA.. : Allowance ; 493-3835 . ~ 5 lines, 5 day.s for 5 bucks. Ail. &.b-M1!. \ ' · ,. adults only. Recentl)l1 Hours: Fri-Tues 10-6 17421 Keelson Ln, nr Beach .., • ., 1 •4 '· 'Ii j+ ,. -;: t±; : !'eflec. $2()0. 64().-0851, , ·.· Wed:. &·Tburs .1~7 &. Slater. SoU-3546 or ' ·-· .-' · ~ .z BR, clean, f~c, gar. South 841-77Bti .. , ~ ·;,. - of HWY, Call . Oli'ectlonl to t.1editerraMan 3 Blocks to Beach * (2131431:..\J.95 * VUlQf: From the San DlegO 3 t.rg BR"s, 2 car gar. W/W FrMWa,y: Ha rbor Blvd., <..Tpts. Blt·in&. Drpa. Dshwhr . South 2 mOes, Or from New· No pc'!:11. rio singie3. $251/ port Blvd., turn North "011 per n10, Call 536-171 1. Coste Meu IMMAC. triplex'. on quiet st. 2 Bf. builtlns. 'raBe, laun· dry. 6'13-8364 sePARATE 3 bl!J 2 ba hse, dbl iar, prl. 1yd, $265. mo, &<>-<203 DUPLEX 3 BR, 2 BA, delu.xe, priv. patio, cpts, drpe:. $2SO. 616-!908 2 BR, crpts, prag1'. nr. \Villon tchool, $145/mo. 546 tqt. 2 BDRM garden duple.'<. Quiet northaldc rear Bay St. Adults. $19-5. 548-1425. l ' &: 2 BR SL~~ $155. Stove, re f., crpt/dQllll, htd pool. Adul!J, no peta. 645-8985. QUICK .CASH THROUGH A DAIL f .. ·PILOT WANT AD Just Say 'Charge It' Harbor Blvd. ·w~ALK--TO--su-RF--to-.-.-, -, MEDITERRANEAN BR. bltn" lre•h paint. VILLAoli patio, gar., adults, no pets. $160. 418 15th St. 89'1-'1967 2400 Hub6r Blvd., WALK TO BEACH Cotti Me11, C•llf. '262• Brand new 1 & 2 BR, (714 1 5574020 ""'""" drnpeg & bulltin• \Ve believe ln l:qual 221 • 16th St. 847-3957 Howlna: OppottunJUes 1 BR, nr. beach, shaa cpt, trplc, gas & \\·ater paid. $165 * * * ~1661 or 536-»12 ·----''-"-----'-'N -~EW~~b~ull-dln-g~2-b,~ap_t._l_blk PRIMA CASA APTS trom heh. 1"' mo. c.u 5.1&<613. l S38 Placentla Ave.CM SPACIOUS l Br. $1 49 . Open RoWM? 1-5 Dally CPRTS, -· pool. Child ALL UTILITIES PAID Family Unit• -Children OK. 842-3549 or Sfl.7786 Welcome. Larae 2 BR, l 2 BR, ncar·ncw. \Vnter, gns BA. Refrlg, d.!!h\Vhn, bltns, paid. Child ok. no pe-ts. $160. patio1, ~·a!k-ln closets, gar, ,.:.842-=.c1:::6S::2::.. ~---- C!'Plll, .drp1 & P 0 0 L · Lanuna Beach 1~230/MO. _ _,,•-------1 Call C.J.S. Real E91ate SPACIOUS 1 BR. Pauoran1ic 54S-l168 or 833--0584 ocean vle\1·, cpl, clrpi;, supERJiiLUXE A<lulls, UU!s pd, $200. NEw'UNITS 213-925-8295. 3 DR, 2 BA, bcwned celling, L•oun,.. N •gu•I fplc, D\V, patio, $275; 2 BR, 2 BA, beamed"ceiling, DW, patio, $210; 1 BP... lo'ol·er. PW, park>. $160: Nr EJitaneia HI le KQ!f course. \\"atcr pd. 540-9256. NEW ADULT LIVING!! SAotELOR Un it!! & 1 BR's wll..otta. Frplc"s. beam cell., paUo &. pool bl!in11, & refrlg avail. $160 to $225. UIU pd. No pels. 393 Hamilton C.l\t. &6-4411 or 642-852" SEA TERRACE APARTMENTS i• Clllflrlli.111 llWISt ctalttn • 8 -........ WHEN PLACING A WANT AD IN TME LARGE 2 811, 2 Ba Studio + "Patio. Ne\\' crpts, drps, paint. 2 childr~n & sml pct ok. Immed. octup1u1cy. $100. 1036 l\tisslon. Mgr 979-8719 LG 2 BR, l~S BA, sl111g cp1s, bltn!, fplc, prlv patio, encld gar. 63•1 Hnmilton. 831-8105 eves. or 836--0900 nsk fol" Tool days, or 64s..G345 cv<!a. 3 ROOMS. $85. mo . Furn. 'SOO. n10. Over 35 yr111, r10 Llsun1 Niluef's ideal ocan localt. Hllf beach with ocean or perk views. Carpet, beam c.ellinp. panel livin& rtK11'1S, pstlo/b1lcony, GE kitchen, self t~1n oven, dlshw1sl'll1, Ree. 6ld1 .. pOOf, Jacuzzi, fireside loun1e. ChO!te I & 2 bedrms. 1 • .1 'IJ, 2 baths. Fr<lfl $205 to $325 per mo. Phone 493-0501. OIRECTl(lNSi NifUel Rd., I mi. south of Crown Valley P\wy., st hclflc Coast Hwy. ' SAYE £ASH1 ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT lagllna Niguel• the choice community pets, 2007 Westn1inster Ave, ---Io4ulre at 240 Slerlu;, 2BR condo, on .gnlt courst>. NE\~ 2 b · 2 ba "'". 1 Id <l<'lux shag~ bltms. washer, r. . ., ... a. nc s ~ dcye,c_ $2& Pttt-1.ease. __ a'lfs~a1!1". rvmtutc mmnr. GTh-0038 831-1298 no pets, 114 E. 3Jth St. .=:::..::=·c.=:o..==--- 5-18--0137/646-4005 Mesa Veres. 3 BR, 2 ba, !Ute new. Shag Dl.."'< 2 & 3 BR, 2 Ba, f!nt'I cpt, drps1 bltn1. Mature W:lll'_· $170 up. Rental Ofc.:., adlta:, no peta. $225 mo. 2T7 ~Mace Ave. 54fi-103t )61h Plac<, 64&-:lll.4 qt. . $160. 2 BR: l!h Bl.. Pat1o.1M=l•;.;1-.lon"'-_V_lo-"j'-'o----I • Prefer 001.ij)le. amall child NEW 3Bll To\vnhouM!, \\•Ith OK. No pets 128 Joan tr 1 •= d MllbllO l• :, ., .. _ a COnt , ....,., n10. ay::o ~-:;;;;::;:;.,..'-..,----"°"' 547·9300, nltcs 586-$529. l. Bit. unrum, lower, no P'.t." N~rt Beach IA' cldl<I. boated~· - + llO. • J.JlR, beach 2 blks for girl, ' LAROE 2 Br, bltns, dshwh . shag, 'nu appll. adults no odultt no--· 1100. .. .... yea,.lr 11'15 675-:1124 Shalimar. 64)...5168 * * 2BR, 1,~ blk to bench. $140. UP. 2 Br; 3 Br, 2 Ba.. new &hag crp1 11, pa1lo 2 car Pool, Blt·lns, plft.Y yard. prkh;1g. $~ yrly. 675--5926 1996 ?tlaple Ave, 642--3813 1110 f1u11e11t draw in th1: Weal. .. JUST DlAL 642-5678 ~========::!INcl."d t ''P d'"l Pl•.ce a n ad! .. a Dally Pilot Oa,sslficd At 75 mph, ii takes about eight minutes to travel 10 miles. At 50 mph, ir takes 12 minu1es 1to cover the same•distance. _ Imaglnei y,o1uireaiuh~all'..muldil4'-¥Uw:.. chances of an accident, run a good risk of killing yourself (as '"'ll as a few innocent bystanders) ... and the best you can do iS save fo ur nlinute5. While you're tryi ng to sa ve those precious minutes, you're al~ ""sting fuel. And today - fu el is precious, too. Jt', a.problem that may be here lo stay. But one you can do something about. Slowdo'm from 75 to 50 mpl\and, you11 save three gallons of gas out of every JO. Think Your ne\vcar dealer can tell you o ther \v.t.ys to save fuel. Mo ney and cats, too. Cut o ut those jack-ra bbit stans. Drive at steady speeds. Use .):O..U..u.ir nditiQ.Qer less. Ke •our en ine in 1t1nc. 0 1oosc tl1e grade of gasoline that's meant fo r yo ur ca r. And cbeck yo ur tire pressure n1ore often . Us a fact. Speed \\astes our natural rcsource•. lbings. like fuel . And lives. . Deolefs wtio dlsplcv tN$ seal Slbcrlbe to tt"9 NAM Code of Bulinll& Pl'ocflo-. of it. You'll also save 30%on yo ur cost of fuel. Nollonol Automobil e Dealers Association A?d gain 30 nilles for cvci'y 100 You traVc l. ciit:1a1QlgOlll1oflOf!01~mtcn:N..c:i,_.cocrod1Nc11,,...,#:HNlqor..D.c. One in a series presented by N.A.O.A., this ne,,,;papcr, and the new car d06lers of our confuiunity. •• • I - • -' • ' .. . . . • ' , ' ' .. . '" ' _,. . . . •• Why ~Y extfa for -'zines~ to <over Orange Coast with a Classified ~d? 1 . ":· . ' ,, . ' . ' ·, the The Dail.Y Pilot covers ·· it all with ,.8 Editions YOU GET ALL· ~IGHT FOR JUST ONE RATE , .. Huntington Beach Daily ·Pilot gassified 'Want Ads' run in these eight different Daily Pilot editions Newport Beach • \ 0 Huntington Beach•Fountain Valley 0 Costa Mesa 0 Newport Beach 0 Irvine 8 Laguna Beach 0 Saddlehack 0 San Clem~nte·Capistrano 0 Stt-eet eilldon (for area newsraeks) • --,,,,. __ .... Dial· Classified Direct -642-5678 You Can Even Use Your· Credit· Card · " , " "l . ---- ' - i • ' , • ' ... , .. .. • •• ,, . I I \ • . ' I .. l • • I • ' ' I j • ... ' ' I I • • l f I $ ' ~ ~ a i I • ·' ' • ' ~ ~ I ' '· ; 'J ji • ' ' -~· ' . • • 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 2. Gulter 4'' 3. Boby Crt 4. Electric S1w 5. C1mer1 6. W11he1 ' 7. Outboord•-Molor 8. Storeo S.t' 9. Couch 10. Clarinet ,1 1. Refrlger1tor 12. Pickup Truck 13. Sewing Mach ine 14. Surf board 1 S. M1ch in• Tools l 6. Dishw1sher 17. Puppy 18. Cabin Cruiser 19, Golf Cert 20. a1rometer 2 l. St1mp Collection 22. Dinitto S.t 23. Ploy Pon 24. Bowling Boll 25. Wolor Ski• 26. FrHDr 27. Sultc1se 21, Clock . ' 29. ,Blcyclo ' ' 57. ~IOctrlc Troin ·l1l 5t't Kftten , · • · ~-Clo11lc Auto 30. ~writer 31. Bor 'stoeli 32. Encyclopodio 33. V1cuum Cle1ner 34. Tropic1I Fish 35. Hot Rod Equlpm't 36., fno Cobine! 37, Golf Clubs 38. t Sterling Silver 39. Vlctorl1n Mirror 40. Bedroom S.t 41 . Slldo Projoctor 42. L1wn Mower 43 •. Pool :roblo 44. Tlro1 45. Plo no 46. 'fur Coot 47. Crepes 48. Llnom 49. Horse ~· Alrpl1ne 51 . Or9on 52. Exercycle 53. Rore Books 54. Ski lloi>tt 55. High Choir 56-Coln• 60. CoffH Toblo 61 . Motorcyclo 62. Accordion 63, Skit 64. TV Sot 65, Work Bol)Ch 66. Dl•mond Witch 67. G .. Kort 68. Ironer 69. Comping Troller 70. Antique Furniture 71. Topo Roc....r0< 72. Sollboot 73, Sports Cor 74. Mottron Box Spp .. 75. Inboard Spffdboot 76. Shotgun 77. Saddle 78. Dort Go,... 79. Punching . Bog 10. Boby Corrloge 11 . brumt 12. Rlflo 83. Dotk 14. SCUllA GNr TheH or any othr extra tfilngs arolind · the house can be turned into cash wltti a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD . S1turday, Stpt1mbtr 15, 1'17l DAI LY PILOT JI )~I ..... I~(-~--18J1r ·r .. _,,;. laJ 1 1---I~ ~~~1;;;;;;~~1~;;;;;;;;~ Offlco Rontol 440 lndu1trt ol R-T 450 Found I!!?! eels) 550 Lott 555 Corpol S...ln 1.;;;;;;;;;;P;;;;;llt•.::;n;:,;;:;0 ;;1 ;;;;;;=. 4001 B111cH.,NB FND: """· .:;... .... .,. -.,...-.. et-EROU--5-.-x:oo. 2000, :Mm sq_, ft. or com· w/brolo\·n. Dldlihund &: • JOHN'S Carpel I< Upholatf!!')" Ori Shampoo frtt $1,;otCh· ganl, !SOU Retardants). Degreaser! .l· nll color bl'ightc11Cl'~ & 10 n1lnute bleach for 1,1,•hlte carput11. OF1'1CIS lJO. theroot. Avail~ 10/l/TJ. Bea&iu mix' W11t on chesi. Fountt'llh Vlltley, Beauu. Mr. BAunia4l·i1ntr, 5-U·!ilm. \'le, Sanla Jubela A So.nta e REWARD e rw nt\Y bulldln&. gtuutld R I w ~· 460 J\na, c.~I. •--• 000 1 tnt1 s en,-.rif &12-7796 uuur, ;;, 11(11,1.1lre eel, 1\1Jl tUvlde IJ110 an1al ler u c I u n !1 1! r 1 r a duatei fo'ND : Cat -UitJ.t Bl'O\\'n wllh oUlcet. 50c per tqUare gl1idu.ate1 .l facul~ \11ill d~t'k ~brown ·'ftl'I & etail loot. lncludet carpeb1, nted houiing beginnldg mid Sl.llmest type.• ,Whlte 1nark· drt.pea, all utWtiee, Jw>.1-Sctpt. If you have a room tngg. Frnl w~ht nea col- tor service. Call !faril.yn house or apt. to rent ne.a; lar. Vic Pomona &: Joann Sto~ (n4) 832-5440. the can1pus please contact CM 645-3523 Kathy at UCI Houslna Of. SCH\=~,~.,~N~N~S~t~ln-gray-~B~l-oy-c~le- fice, 833-68ll. Free I.Jilin& 0\.\-1'\er pleue identity -aiv- Setvi{.-.e. ing serial oumber, color I.:. DESPERATEI We. Huntln&ton Beach Student 25 )TS. old need' Police Department. bachelor or l BR apt In , • , Costa ~leS!l., preferably nr. FN D: Blk ltnt·puodle w/pur· 0Cc. $100-$115. -per n10 + pl~ {.°OUar k flea. collar long utll. Pleue Call 963-3i05 or tail Vic. llell &. Gothard oFFICE·gpace -top .door,096:AcZ-4:U""m·-s~.-:~n;c-;l~"-.s. __ 84~7-~1525~-__ _ w/ocean viC\\'. 900 sq. tt.ILAGUNA Bt?ach -2 Br, 2 _ For relw'll 01· any ln!onrn· Sa\•e )"our n\Oney bY 118.vlna lion lett.d\11g to return ot fl OX' extra. I.rips. W111 <:le'1n Cold ~· leaf clo'M' pln, llv1ng rm. dining rm., & .&pproX. 2 inches in dlameler, hall JU, Any rm. $7.50, with je\l·eled horseshoe In couctr $10. OWr SS. 15 yn:. center; aJso, gold loeket exp. 11 \\'hat counts, nol ("·as on chain), approx. the 111ethod. I do \vork n1yaelt. liize ol a ni ckel, inscribed · Good ref. 531--0ICII. in i>er~pt, F'LA. These are DON'T hike chance1 "ith deeply treasured family your 1:arpet, I et pl"()o me111ent~ J.c U1e loss Is ir-fessional!I 1\'ho know "·ha1 replaceRble. PL F. ,\ SE , lhey an• doing help you . PLEASE help if you ha\'e :J.~7~j any inforn1at!on -64:.!.J5S9 HOUSE or t.1..F.1\N Eve11. Ir \\'eekends. EAS'l'BLUrF. altered rnale, Lilac Polnl Si/\mese {\\'hht' \\'/grey n1arkings). I I I , needs claily medication. ~~or Re1\'E1rd return to Ne\\'!l(l11 Centt>l' A11in1al Hospitnl or 1·all G-l·l-8.%3 day 01· nitc. C1 rpet Cleaning Floor Care & Windows l>utl"h :.\IM.inl. Sen ·. 537·1508 Cement, Concrete 444 Ne"'POrt Blvd. 3 blks N. Ba. Oceanfront pref'd. Up FOUND: Vic. of Laguna of Coast Hwy. Close to lloog to $300 1110. Pi.'rtn. ?.1lddle Bea.ch City Hall, Green hospital. Bit-in m o d u I e age . ?OUlJlc. Send _ Info, n1ale Parakeitt. banl,l~cl. desks. 3 pi'Oduction rm, Clas.s1f1ed a<l no. 935 c/o Cull J ackie \Va s h bu,,_ n recept. & confereru.'<! rn1s. D,µJy Pilot, P.O. Box, 1560 00&-2'201 aft 8 pm. !Jlil pd. 1k sq, ft. S48-S300 Costa ?ifesa, Calif. ~. 1'"'ND: Puppy. PT-German I••••• .. •••• alt 5,Pi:n. · I:;XPERT pt-lime child ciu·e S!~epherd? Very~iendly Blk' ~-----~ CUSTOJ\I ContTele \\'ork. Rc1nove Asphalt clrivc\vyS. Rcph1r.t> \.\'/L"Oncrt'le 6.)c, rt. No delays. FJ'Ct' es!. \Valks, slab'!. patio&. No job too sn1all. 638-332:>. *COSTA MESA* in exchange for 2 ~r. priv. \\,lbl'O\\TI m~r~1n~11 l'dale. I Ill·•) • • • • • , • 11pt. "'/vie\\", Retir~ Univ. Vic. . !tea &hOOI on kt1truction , New ,oitlce bull~tng · _Tlu ee 1 E . 'd health' tabl llanulton C.M. ~S-1151 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii·~~ room suite available, 100 sq. cp.c._ xp ' y, s e, ----I tt. ALSO 2,000 sq. it .. al l qult't. G.i-1-2791. GE;_Ri\IAi'l Shepherd pui;:ipy. PATIOS, '\"alks, drives. Saw, hre3k, l'en1ovc & ri'place coucrelc. ;).1$-8668 for est. Driveways or pa.11. All utili lte11, jani-\VANTED: Unturn. single. ~ 1110s old. Vic of Spr1n;::· 1 School s & tor servJc\'. 2100 II:.i.rbor Util. pd. Prkg. Nr. litores. dale & Edlngtr Bunk instructions 575 B_Jvd.,..RoQett I\'tt;tress, ithl·. l\la.x $11Cl. i\lrs. QultW\\' 8~ I "~µhall·Re1novcrl & replaced ~ 979-65n:, &16-9-177 · GOLDEN Reu·iver/n\lx f~1n. TOM NEWMANN \\ ilh 1:11sto111 1.:oncrete, 65c ft . NEW OFP:IC~ \\'ANTED, 2 BR house zoned apptW:. 6 n1os. okl.:. Vi,l'. VoicC' lnst11.1t~tion l'rf'e est. 638-33'25 Ariu>oRT for business or sml s!ote Nt:\\'J>Ort Blvd. bet. 11th St. Begiluiei-s ur .\d\"ant•Cl.I. I Electrical No lease req•Q, tun sel'vlce, \\"/living quarters. 63J-6003. & Rochester, 642-3-187 All styles. a1ore th<in W y1~ ----------! ~. , cptt, n1usic. air oonU., NEED s1ora,.... gaca."e 1h·11 FOUND Brl_tt_any Span_iel , 7 expei·. \\'ith or 1\:it.hout rol. f.Ll:.'CTRICIAN·i..icense No. •-11 1 1 & lege credit ... ,'.\urh!1ons f1·ce "'3'I08. Sn,aJI io· ...... n,•·•nt & utU. Single o[fiCP.s rron1 locks. East or N.:11·i)ul'l,, 111011 is, v1cu1 ty r.111e · b 83~ 20 "' ..,.. $125. mo. 612-71G:i. : I->aH!:l:Jdes Road, C. l\1 . Y nppr, · --J · rcpail's. 548-5203. PALISADES CENTER , fijS.J::.:j7, ask for \\'enlly K/\Hi\TE classc~ 11011· Olll!n. Contractor a:J82 S. E. Bristol F.m-1\Iqlt:! Ion~ hai red cat 6 pn1 to 9 prn. Srech1\ rate --------- Newport. Beach 557-7010 ~ i;"/o!t-ii·hite fur & grey to fan1!1ics. N('I rontrat·t. ::tj G E N ER A L Contracting, (Campus·~.Inter&eclion) I ~ I ad !lb·ipcd tai.l ."lo~l~a Colar. \"le Xo. Neii·poi·t, ::=ui!e .i. t'e111odellng, 1'00n1 additlorui, * DELUXE * . . .•. , Nli-~..!_G7:::-21;19-j Ne\\l>Cll1 Beach, G-12.:.8387 house ¥1.ab&. Free plans & Alr-Condittoned . Tt\EBY Cnt, red & \\"hite PIA.i~O U>sson~. c11ild/aclu\t . cs1i1nates. 72G-5375 &>O To 2,00:> sq, r-. offices 500 tiger striped. Vic. Coust beginners only. Univ Park L.B.J. Assoc .. room addition, CAMPUS DR1VE Annourtceme"'' 1-l\':)' IBaJbo;). Bay C.1uh) Irvine. l\1y ho1uc. 5:i:H074 Patio & l'enlodeling, con· Across trom·O.C, Airnort 5-!8-3~ PIA.i~O lessons, ntnsk schOOI c re t'e \\'o r k . , TRJ.(0 .. .REAL TY L. A. My.rs S:\IALL iul"cd breeot! do:< • grad. nett1· Bu~hard ·& E-12-8638/847-5051. * '45-0621 * 11820 Violet Circle IJl'Vl\'n/L\ucli, mull'. Vic: ~dan111. Reaso~le ~ro::; JACK TaulMc; rep a 1 r, Fountain Valley , Gru't'C'.'11 G\'O\·e & Giibert. l 1·e1n•K.l, add. Llc B -1 BUSIEST in tersection i u y,,,1 ,. • 1 · · 1...-inil(?J.' rof · I f;:;s..{)d:;:-1 259072. l\Iy \Vay Co. 5-17-00.~ .','1•,~~tt,.n I-larbor. Second TWO FREE TICKETS ;.·o UND feinuJ .. ~ .. Mphn·~' I lt~' Gardonln• . ., Lini<JUe Ho1nc.s ... "'"-... " •--·~ ,--·-·,, I • "-"'-'-"''-'-""-----Build'· soo I :n t:le '· • llli'\ dafl:. i\ll t'\l1, Vic. of ;x-r..-....,.. '"' 1 · uti:. " sq. t. ut RECREATION \ uow & EDGE .$350/mo;~·GOO sq. ft. at ·, .l~~a 1\ooC::ii, Co.>ta !\Iesa. ,~ -$300/mo.-Both "ith vie"·s. VEHICLE SHOW C:JI =-0'-i~l2 ,, E;XPERT & 675-roOO. SEPT. 19T~23RD SE'.ALJ>OIN'r male cal -Babysitting DEPENDABLE NEWPORT BEACH · A1 1ne1 'nlten:.'CI ·an .. 1 de'.:hn\·ecJ jvery Call For Prompt, 45c u . airport area. Full ANAHEIM STADJUM darkt vie. H.B. are a Ja"'es E. HOok Free E·stimate. service. Su1(e11 overlooking 2000 State College Blvd., 4s:ror.s4 · 1800 .LH,w•rd Une 534-7117 futw·e •JOlf COU1"9t'. :l\tulien Anaheim vrn.1· lrj t.naie Gernwn Newport 8'ech Realty; ·~2960. 3'400 Please call M2-56i8 ext 339 ShepherU. Black & tan·Tail You are t~e.,1iro r 11r Irvine, NB to clahn your tiCICe\s. CUl'ts up · V)e Slater & TWO FREE TICKETS SUB-lfl ne"' ll5ol sq. Ft. Of· C_No11h, County ToJl ~ SpJingdiile, ij.B. s-t2·6478.. J fli- fice sulle, t e'n ant ilu· numbei \g 540-1.220 ), FOUND: r·urt1~ Rock. bl.al'I< RECREATION p1'0\'enrent11. Koll Buslnesa 1nale dog Ub-sh!!_n t}'PC, VEHICL'E SHOW (.'on1plc.x Bitch.St. \\"alk to 1 ]~ frlcnJly, rou1\&. S33-S:.127 SEPT. 19TH-2lRD Air Port. Attractive le1tse ~ ' ... SMAJ:L !ende triSilSellcr, At llW? arrangemen(s S675 per 1no. t1 -,. No1111 Mtssio11 vie j o, ANAHEIM STADIUM DESK spttt.'e a\'ft.ilfible $50 ~!plG.7-1 or !1£2-1311 2000 S!u1e Coltt>gt' Blvd., PROFESSIONAL gardener, tree WOl"k, pruning, sprinkle.rs, cleanup jobs, I a n cl s cap i ng. George, t;.JS-j89J, GARDENF.R of 23 years e:-i:· perlence seeks .J-5 addllional aTaint. jobs. George Han1pton * 519-201:> * mo.· .\Viii provide furniture P I 530 \\'lJO lost bh\C:"poi.11 1Tu1y or at $5 ~· Answering service erson1 s . .. Alitust cc:~r;o Anaheini MOW & EDGE available. 118?5 Be'ch Blvd. . . G7:N.321 Please 1o;1ll 642-56i8 ext !19 CLEAN UPS Huntl"21on Beach. MJ-4!21 ~ tPUNG . ~-(;-1.-,~\\~'h~lt-lo clain1 your tickt'ls. e 55.1-()657 e <No11h County Toll fl~ LEX=-p~rn="". J.,Ca"'pano'"°",."'-=cC-ard-,-e-ne-r. 11un1ber Is 5~0--1220). Yard serv. C1t'anups. Rella. }:~~ERT •11-:h11c child ,~111-e & nent. E'rce cs!. &12-4389. in exc;ho.i~:·· ic>\' 2 Lil'. 1>1iv. ~IGE N:'B, J4Clltlon -ATIENTIG>NI •cleft ne~a c<>llilr;. vie hvh~ pct 1no. Y~r!Y. -\ea~e. A 81. ~ ~... . s""'"'" •••• '&Jp)s.,....: n"' -""LL--BQ . ..,"''1\-c. ~ ~Stii11u i~r,·•~o-iot3. Neo.Vport. p~ · lt f.t.y; 8 le Boatu;g ~u · F1 · :~-'l)ll'fbi!I.: \\'/chlp1>ed 67Jl..:.3600 -· ·f ., as ln -i;:r;ie she"U •. al t.lnd &·Tustin Ci\·I. :q11. 11'/\·icv:. H"lit'l'tl Univ. General Servlc_•_• __ _ i6ttWl!SfCLIFI'~ "'am•oshlp & boat "'"""""1-":-..... --11---,---- 2300. 1200, 1.:6 & 540 Sq. 11't. by . · 1 Lost 555 Ami>ie parking. UUl,_&um-HL Beach Power Squ:uh;on 1....; _______ ..:.;:.: gai-dnor, 541-5032. , ' •1&1&-• LOST -SHAGGY DOG NEWroR.T Center, Desi.gn :septemben. ~th at 7 put ''DAISY'' TYPE DOG Plaut, pt'iv oUJce &: recep-l\larlnR High School 1:. Tall 11,'8.vy hair med. Eize. tion rm. $178/mo. 6-14-1150 Ft, VaJley I-figh School Ov."Uer leaiiui. 545-09G4, Coast Hwy. &. Nev.'PQrt Blvd. 1114..MOA ttr 645-2S77 1160 Sq. ft., 30e Sq. n.. Aal ""'oo.a~~~po~itr for REWARD -$50. Realonom_ m_I cs, Bkrs. 6/a-6700 l ... "& en1-1Ns.ia11ts LOST silver dollar nioncy -• I1donnatlon (714) 968--049·-I. clip. holding approic. $600. Builnea Rental 445 Fri. nlte, 9/7. Vic. of Royal -~======--t Hawaiian or Ben Browns NEWPORT SHORES OVER WEIGHT R"taw-ant" Laguna Beoih. 700 Sq, n., $175; 1500 sq. ft. \Van1ed 50 women &: 50 men Re1'llI'd. P lease Ca-I I i.;~•\(.', Ex;>'J. hL·:Jthy, :;tahle , ql'ict. 64 l·2i91. E .\EYSIT'flNG by !or1ner teacher, tnY honil.'. Exp. l•\1ll-pa1·1 tin1e~ '.IAf.1--{JPfl.f. ?.lesa Verde: 5«>-170:> BABYSITTER, three or four nltes a week 2:30p1rr-l2a. Please call before 2:30 pin. &il-3033 nl ttq. BABYSIT'l1NG, 1 niy home. Xlnt cond. Loving care. Ne\vport Beach, 645--0668. 11&i.G f.~JO~ ~~ ?t.fESA l!OME. &l&-9~ $400;· 1paces avail. Oct. 1st. at lealrt ~ lbs but not over 493-2'l88 6,_ St • p lfi Co I H • '"'"""""'=--.,..~-~--BABYSmING -ln Ill)' ""l . ac c as wy. 100 lbs, over 1vcight to par. REWARD lost male cat ~.. d . · ht 1 vi · • · -i.1.. -'le I • '""'se,. ay.or n1g , o ng ., ' , Jy superv1sed 40 .day crash collar Vic. Victoria & ~· l'i" ' 6J5-60JO ~) Uclpalc maw .. ~ ni".:"" a· brown tiger, \\"earing nee 1 . UI~ yd. 642-5299 - •••Bl A & weight reduclion program American. · Please ca 11 ·C ' 1 F '' \\1th daily supervision. Pt1ust anyt1m •-•o o •= c•;.r_,p.,o_n_•_r _____ _ ' e,~. -601 Dover Or., Suite 3 be able to pay for medlca. · I 1 l\~ItT BEACH lions-& physical exam. Med· .LOST l pr. of readl~g CARPENTER-pa.inter, n lcal iru.'Ul'IU1ce \Velcome. glas~es in b.au1vn cast?. Vic, ho1ne repairs, reasonabl~ OFFICE on Ne\vport Blvd. 046-lG33 ask for i\llsll Jones Tustin Ave CBhvn 2'lnd &. rates, 25 )'I'S. exp. ph. Avail on lease. Partially Betv.·een 9 & ~ pm. Hollday) or around the Boys c"8-3906~'=°='=-~~-,- furn, carpe1ed, air/cond, OMEGA CLINIC club. Reward, 64~ l\"OOD\\'ORK. cabin e t 1. pe.rklng. ~pprox. 1000 sq. ft. MALE Sirune'M kitty 6 11,o paneling, gen'repaln;, Duke $250/mo. \\'arehouse also A'ITR. fortylsh ba ch~ Io r Newport ShOtes, kink I~ Da Durka, G46-la98, 84&-949j avail. Idea). for contractor. seeks attr. yng lady help tail. \\"earlni clear ~lastlC 5-lB-2616 f'?Whd home, Write Cl.assi. flea col. Generous Revnird. SPACE available for lease in fied Ad No. 681, D a 11 Y 64&--&165 aft 5. 471 62nd Sl., Boe.ni\\'alk Shopping Center Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, Costa N.B. at HUJ;ltlngtotuHarbour. Call ?itesa, 9'2626 "w"°sr"'"'b~,~~,~k-oa-,t.-v~,~-,-0~,~C~d~M SJ&-1361; F1JLLY 1.J.CENSED high school. Flea collar, ~ CUTE ADOBE HOUSE, 1000 * SPIRITUALI~ * . pears to be balding bhv. ea. sq. ft., adj. busy comer, for Spiritual readings 10 am·lO eye & ea. ear. Please rall business or oUlce use. C.M. pm. Advice on · all matters ~7776. ' ALL types \\'tlrk. -f'ew, remod, add, alter, frame, thilsh, repairs. Llc. 00"..-1961 \VOOm\'ORK. c·a b i n e I 11 , paneUng, gen repairs. Ouke &16-7S98, Jack 84&-9-195 PORTABLE \YELDING SERVlCE \Vill come to you evenings, .,reekends. No job too Small. 5'1!F82ti. 61&-11124 HANDYMAN -all kind11 of \\"Ork, small jobs a specially. 979-46.16, 546-9723. Houllng GET 'l<m OF' uNSIGHTLY TRASH & DEBRIS. $12 LOAD. COLLEGE STU· DENT. S·l,8·6428. ~ LOCAL rnovlJ?g -1:-l}aullng by student. Large truck. Reas. Bar1-y. 534-1346 01· 673-0647. 32 FT. FUl}NITURE Van for local furn .hauls & ge.n'I hauling~ :>48-1862. 557-2736. SKlPLO~DER & dump truck "'01·k. Concrele, asphalt, sa,\\'i11g, 'b1·eaking. 841~711(1 Housec:le1nlng HOUSE OF CLEAN e DOES EVF:RYTHING e Homes. Of.flees. G.i2-6824 Dedlcotod cr...ning * \VE DO EVERYTHING * Refs. Free est. 646-2.839 Don't rtve up the 11hlpl "List" It in classtrled, Sl\lp to Shore Results! 642-5671. 645-20201~-312 N. E1 Camino Real, San REWARD Gold & G "THE Factory" hall a lrg Clemente. -t9Z-91.36 4!n-9034 enamel iink bracelet. ~~ shop avail. $185/mo. ln PROBLE?t.f Preinancy. O>n· Festival grounda, Fri night Cnilncry Village 425 30th St., fident, s )' m p a th e t l c Very 11enttm'1tal, PLEASE: Trader's Paradise NB. 67:J.-9600 oi; 642-8520. pregnancy ~unsellng. Abor· -494-2037 1.QRAND nu 1torer/0Ulces, lion & adoptions rel. ''•°'IA"TU~RE==--,-,,~.-~b~t-a-c~k $125. up. Elevator. 17301 APCARE 642-4~ wfWhlte at throat. 11payed Beach, Huntington Beach. ~ ~u 111Ilgle A: alone, ti-ferh, notch mtssing ear, 842-2834 55? \\iant a Date? Want to white flea collar, H.B. area. 1600 aq ft. INDUST. ah op ge_t married! Man;)' people 536-9780 $2'Q, Also 300 IQ ft ottlce :: ~ ig:'S~n ~r:v:1°·1 'w"· ;;sr=°'1"n"co=.~r.-on~Frt~~ .. -.-,~,, $95. C.M. 646-2130. ' · Bluepoint Siamese a ltered 1995 HARBOR. C.M. PREGNANT? Th Inki ng male, 1 yr old, vie: Broad· l44o aq. tt. each be.y. 8;bo~? Know all the facts moor I, Harbour Vu HUis, Automotive use. ~iS-9892. fll'llt. Call LIFE LINE -U 644-8177 hrs 541~ 3tJBl\11T trade (motorhomc SAN Juan Capo new prime ' · FE1.f grv w/blk irtripe tJaer or ?l for 1 or all. Stephen• loc 657 sq' cptd/a\r cond. AlL'OHOlJCS Anonymous. cllt \\•caring col \\'/bell & 40' TSFB Cruiser, 2 Al'TO'\\·- Le&&e 493-uiM, l6-'3pm Phone 542-7217 or write P.O. blu Dea col. Vic: College hd Inc. prop. l'U can.., 4 note. Box 122l. Costa J\.lesa. Prlc Reward 540-3912 "' Industrial lftWltll 450 Soci1I Clubs 535 LO~ male • Med. Blonde :516 Vista tlel Oro, N .. Have 4 br, 5 ba, pool honu•. 500 SQ. FT. M·I * 1...__.DA'JA * Coclrer/lerrler mil<. fold). '"San Marloo. $177,500 w/ Jo'ully Sprlnklenxl n1~ M Vic Finley, NB. Ans 10 over $100,000 eqUilJ'. \\'ant 3 Pbaae PQ\\'er QUALITY ntatches Feathers. 673-lOlS ho1ne In Cameo Shore1, lndudes WmfOTO REWARD Boat.on Bull Ter-Shore CJIU& or ? Bkr. lines times dollars ~IOBl~e'"IOt in Palm ~llG~ns. Joe.' on golf c'OUr'SC, Incl. mbship, payoff Sil.SOD. F.q. $7,700. Jor very good au10. 640-1000. 500 Sq. fl. ottil::e "Lata:est in Calif." r1er9 mo., tan roller, vie. of 675-7225. ~-------------e....--. ------------------.. 1-~Tui..1A...cMo""'"'''"-~·y~' 9ill NO for mg; ...... Garfield & Yo:kto~~'.·~~ 1 -_-_~_.-=-__ ..,.,....=-_---~V e e 'R • RIAlT e pro e on progpecffile ean-8-4858 ·s140 ooo · bt~~t iie"ed. - \VlU. trade ..i.5 acres or n10l-e out t~·&rd O:Jlo. Riv- e.r. Clel:lt'. For home equity. power boat, or late ntodel car. 979-9165 Prime oceanfront deluxe dUple.x. pr-eearn. -var Sl 75,CKKI; trade up for lq- er unit1. &lboa Bay Prop. ;;;;..1000 * ~21 * ~ ntatch. 7~ hrs.) _ l..OSJ'. or stolen, 0 nnre Wilt' trade for SO' to 00' -~~'!'!"!"!""!~~ilii~j;•.!:14',;;:,-~633-59'l0~~U/..;LA~~658.QJ~~ Van11J' 10 apeed. Vic. Udo yacht or ? 'NOW LIASING LADIES -Summer Special .t Isle. Re"·~rd. Call collect 499·4588 Hunt1"9ton S.Kh yr membersWp $5., ~I (21.3) 419-™6 TR.\DE CVSI'OM OIA· NllW M-1 ~PARTNER' S36.-l27l ~ (iINaTURE Poodle, Sat., a.roNti RINC, SSOO·VALUE, &48-1J79. 1 1 r •"'bite ~ Aea <.'Ollar, FOR STATION \VA.CON H:fu~~ ~ N~w~~ I I e. Or.nae· and ~mt!lla. THAT RUNS. '46,°"7 or ea5lt ![SJ La., CM. Reward. 1791 , . >16-0089 •~o F _LOI srC 'I ll ~-nd· 20.:._ Cabin Crul!!er depend. Ml• _ ~ ox n ·" ·. , •v"' 'Cl"&¥ lnbd, Nmtii 11.'0tk. NISION VIEJO , . coli 549.219.l '"" 5 pm AIM> ""mpor "•P vsn xtnu ' ~1900 £:MOO SQ. Fr. Found (1..0 .. j UlSI' rnale _.Engµ,h P111t, lrltdo_ for '"'" ,.,.ba, dune AVAll:ABLE NOW • . C.M.' Santa 'Clara Co. dog bua<Y or ! 842-7527_. _Ol'f SAN DIEOO FRWY. FNDM : WtLaf<dlh tt ~~ ,_.. . I M7-1612. 2T992 Camino Ct.plstnno esit. _n . .x:pt. .u>. toST' ten 1peect blft red Le , 831-l«JO Pleiu;e Identify M5-4649' Mll.n!I Ccwi owner desper. • Don't. Just .Sit Tb~re!1i " ' ' ' DIAL JDIHCT \VALK-IN Cll@per for 6' pick-up, all bltns. tr'llde for ~'Ork."hCIP '9"''1'. tools, st~. r-s B-8-Q., 'maple tum or 1 • 642-3fil • 'J'R.,\DE Palm Sprinp hme, S35.000. Choice South end SpMtsh, 3BR,' lBA, Ira lo!, OeAr, tor home Nrwport or Cd~! ~. Ownr. $51-n~. Uke to tradt~ Our Tnder'1 Paradise column Is for )'OU! 5 lines 5 days for 5 bucks. SMALL "1. nu I a c 1 u r fl T FND Vt'hlte Samol·td Vk ate, ffi\•atd, 962-GSSS, dttke1 1pace to thare lilaa;nolla • Y 0 r k t 0 w n LOST: Old black Labrador in w/'tlthtn. Atrport a re a 963-53ll · the Bluffa 1rt11.. Rewfll'd. ·--------------------------------!illl6!11H:!:?:T)!!l[.:01'~6~'J3.$11~~7--Need a "Pad"T !'loco u ad! !:Pl!!eue~~col!!lt:.: ,?-~1933~--.' ·----------------· -' • I ' I I I i l I j J I t ' ' I I l ' . i I ! • ' • • • • • . . . ' DAILY PILOT 511.Urd.iy, Sept.tmber 15. 1973 ~~~~~~~ I -"·-I~ L--1 _ .... _1 _fill!...._ _-_ .. ,.--",l[ll) I • lronlnv ltELlAllLt: honie irunlng qul<'k ~r rvl ce 11n1f reMOnable, 847-8352 ~h••n. ,9 & Ii. Patlo1 PATIO rovers, !Jpaccd l8t• llCf'. Unique \.•oeJI plannt'd. Job W1nted, "'•mile 702 N U RS E COfl1'*'1lon/alrlr, n1ature, reliable with xlnt rt>(er .. av11.H. tor s/t(!rt or IOfltt term t'flS(t!I, any 11hlf1, cnl I 5.16--0'AJ Help Wanted, M I. F 710 Block ¥:alls, rtlttlnlng wallf;, ACCOUNTING roncretc etc. Qualify o•Jy. St, Lie no. lll0060. Re•. CLERK 642-1770, KE>n. Experll'l\C~ l"Osl & h1\•cntory Painting & clerk. Adding machint Paperhanging tourh 5)'8\cm, typinw: & apti- tude w/figures required. No PHOF. l(·allcuver1ng state Sur. call:.1 11l('ngc, He. no. 219'514, insur., nll GULTON typPs or paper. 7 14 : "'2-4380 . INDUSTRIES No \Vasti!_l(_ 1641 \\1iittier Ave., Cl\1 * WALLPAPER * W>JOO When )'Ou call "?\lac" An Equal Oppor. Employer M.i-1444 eves. p ,\JNT!NG & repalr, " '" ACCOUNTANT/ \\'Orknianship guar, T11kr. BKPR advan1age of my exp. 536-7006. Oh't'T'Sifying Christian corp. offers ground noor chal- PAINTING: Inr, r.xt. Res: lcnge to cxpcr. accountant. Comn1, Clean & Rel. Rrf's. Gl"OI\' to ron11"nller. Can con- Lic. & insured. Paul; (213'1 sider 34 days p('r ,vk. Con- 59Z-2578 Sunset Bch. ' t ct E<l\1 xi B ti Pro- HI-QUALITY, LO\V $ n~t'Ctia I~~ 6-15-~~· State Lie. No. 23004'1 AIHCRAFT Parts man, • . . 5-12-1701 . . . l'.'Xp'd. Tnllmantz Aviation, l[fi}j_!;I -··-1• iiiiiiii" • ;;fi1l;;JI(;. iiiiiiib"'iiiiiii'"*';;.;· ~· l[fl}~JI~ l;;EA;;"";;".'';;;l•rttJ~i _ ... _ ....... _.. ~l[Il)~-I Help Wo.otod, MI. F 710 Help Wonted, MI. F 710 Help w:lmocl, M·& F 711 Holp WMtod. Ml F 710 Help Wonted, MI. P 710 Hofe Wonted, MI. F 710Holp Wonted, M & F 710 l[Il] [ I BOUTIQUE • s 8 I e 11 & 1 r I d1s'HWASHER •rou5&££PER -to wo:.i. L~ Nune. 3. t 1 N;;......,:::,--_..;...;,_..;,__;__;.1 =;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;========;;;1 wanted, pennanent JKllllUon, tun fimo etlll .a.JWW In ~tttu.C~\'11 convale!lcent ~lft. JI. a C<lnvale!fl"t!nt RN-LYN-AIDE TRAINEES exp'd nnly .-pply, 21 yr11 or lSHW • ~ =p1tal. l<l=e hours for 1-Iosp, t88U Florida, H.B. 11-7 & other shift11 Top P''t NOW HIRING over &>ach area. Reply Box D ASHER.-~ It nite l<ln or~ employee•. 847~l5. duty p,<ty. frrtmcd'. pny tor ~ G. 8 : INDUSTRIES no 91~. rfo Ori.Uy r•llof, PO 3Jj,)~V~ti't rf'n vac~~r in;P~nd·a~ ':a~ LIVE-In compa*"1 for floor duty. Cou n ty wid«! FVLL TIME PART TIMI Box 1560, Co;sta !\lc"1t, Calif * • 646-020l W)'* · • Superior' Ave. New P 0 r l ttnlor lady. Shn.~ Ute hou11e Intrvws. l\lon--Fri 9 -5. $451-~ Mo. • $3QG.$410 Mo 92626 •· h it'., .... _ .. H 0 ' duUea. Cood bome.·Call aft l£seoulle Nunes Regtsu-y, L d -• I • I oiiiii;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• I DOMESTIC Help George .....,.c ' or ca Q'IF".6"1-l • 5:30, ~7484. 351 llospttal Rd., NB tt.ob t• m1"""UplrY sorl BUFFUMS Alleti B)'land Agency, 106-B HOUSEKEEPER • live-in. 2 by Park Lklo BI d g 1 $820 & Up E . 16th s1. S.A. "41--039; c h Pd re n . M"'t haff MAC""°N'E 612-9955, ~.J!>t • • ' · DONUT '<ak. , ;,. .. r,..nce•. Spaolrb o,,..i.. · ' "' · · Second shift work. No oxpertence necessary. pay. Ap~Jy g;u;xge1;)o~1, Ing OK, 61~1. OPERATORS Na~!'.5,,:1d!i117•3t:'~t~" ,~;;; Training provided , if accepted. 19148 Brookhurst, 1-1 . B. HOUSEKEEPER • F/ti!M. ' ,'. r. 1 pet'lklnnel. Xlnt l)C'nellts Call Saturday to make ep%;intment With Full lhue poellion now 1 ;lle~•·;·•;•;;•;l;O;:&:;;ll;;;;a;m;;.;;;;;;;;;;;; G~ .ins. Va.c. T Pakl ho!. Coater mal:hb!f,''"' W1D train which tnctudt! Inc o n1 ~ ah A\'ailahle In 1hts chs.llengtng 1, 'Park Lido Health Care, 466 on our rnidimt1, Hut me-nplactrMDt &: 2 wkll \'aCa· personnel director -in ~im, area, Chino & Fino Gifts rle J)t. 1.Iature e.xper. per&<J/1 Dr's Ass1"stant Flagship Rd, N.8 . 642-80f4. cllanical apftttde ~-tlon after 1 yr. Apply at 1445 776-8551, 10AM-5PM. prelen'Cd. HOUSEKEEPER -babysit-Paid lnsu~" excellt!n1 S\.ipt>rior Ave., New po r tl'"'""""'"";,,,""""""""""''""""'""''"'""""""''"'""'"J Apply Pe1·sonnel Ofc Young lady (1$-28) to assist tf'r. ll'lt!'-ln, 5 days, Dad&: 2 benefits. AJW 9'.._n.A.M. or Beach, or call 642-2410. ~o. 1 J.'ashion Island b1 bcaHh spa. \Vill train, no ~Boys - 5 & 8. San Jua.n 2-4 P.M. WUl &llo"~ew NURSF.S-RN or L v N. Help 'fV1ntld, M & F 710 Help W•nteCI, M & F 710 Newport Beach exp. nee. Apply ln penon Ca.po, ail 6, 49&-U44. evenings and ~-Increasing statr tor ce1111usj;;;;;;;;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1.;;;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;=;;;;;j Equal Oppoc. Employer •ny all or eve, 2930 W. HOUSEKEEPERS/SITl'ERS AVERY climb. Need :J.llo30 clwge RECEPTIONIST 1° Coast H\\')'., N.B. Ottnae Co. Domestic Agcy &: staft nurses &: U-7:30 Serreta.ry BUSBOYS 1046 N. Tustin, Org, !197--0500 PRODUCTS: relief. Park Udo Health Day or night, 00 exp. nl!C., F/C Bkkpr, Con111a Ex-pm'. lX or over. Big Can· DRAPERY MFG Insurance Agcnc:y Girl Care, 466 Flagship Rd., t>asy, fun job, Will train, no 'fltle exper, )'o n Countl)' Club. #1 Blg needs exprr. or trainees cut-Self 'starter, penonal lines, Consum~r Division N.B. 642-8044. typing or shorthand, etc. l\led Frnt Ote (.'aiiyon Dr., NB. N() phone ting, tabling & inach. underwriting& ratings. Exp. ~ S. ~ NURSES Akles & Orderlies, Apply in pet"$0n any aft or Trainee calls plr as('. Apply !\.Jr. llof-OJ>"ratol'll. Good pa Y. M B d?ey '494-l0S7 Santa Ana, Calil_~ will trllin, all shifts. P/Uml' eve. at 2930 \\'est Cst l-11\'y, (3.0-3.5 College GPA/ st.•tter. 9-5 P.\f. Holidayi> & v a cat i 0 n 8 _ nee. 1'-ra ' · an equal oppor eml"V_,..,r m/f 9-1 pm & 5-9 pm, Park N.B. ' Sec'y Reeeptionisr Beach Drapery Serv. 900 \V. INSURANCE l'll[S ~EL & Lldo Health Care, 466;1"""'""'""""""'""'""'""'"" Perso1me! Qerk 11th s1 .. C.M. . ,)II MAC.HINE OPERATOR F1agshlp Rd, N.B. 642-8<>14. RECEP1'!0l<lST I 'l'ypi'1, ~="'oOpo· ELECTRONIC Test Tech. ftfaehmt! operators startina NURSE'S Aides; ~p'd pref., part tin1c. r.tust be 1 ,,.,..1 Sec' ~RE 1700 S5ro f425 $·1fltl fGG5 to $700 BUS Driver -for pre.-school approx. 20 hrs "'k, 3 Split shills. Over 21 only. Clean driving :rec. S.IS-2550, Mon. BUSBOYS wtdin. rn1 exper. Over 18 yrs ol age. Jmnied . openings, Apply in person, Laguna Hills llilton Inn, 25205 La Paz Rd., Lag Hills. Growing Orange Co. Mfg No exp nee., earn \\ilile you $3.10 ~-Challenging growth Shilts 7 to 3:30 &: 11to1:30. personable, & able to y,•ork T:;;t•Ted~ci~i 1 firm located in ne\Y fully learn, part time, eves Ir po_tenhal in the .exciting Beverly J\.Ianor, Ufj2 Via Sundays & bl' availttble. El tro ,1 h . I 25 wknds, full time when quali-re1nforc~ plnsllcs nxlustcy Estrada, Laguna Hills. Cl\11 f\.1'rs. Russell, 962---0SO'l, ec "'· t.'C aiuc<ll 4. hr !ft~tec:~csdeslr~~ 1~1~~ fied. wta l~ad111g 25 yr old co. *NURSERYMAN . rk 1 pleaae leave Jtante & phone NEWPORT &I Fanuers 1nsUrance Group Apply tn person to l\O a number. Personnel Anencl or exper. Xln't oppor. \\'hittaker Corp tree farn1. Operale 1nlsc .. 1:;""=:"===~~--,-833 D D • N * PAINTING & STAINING Orange Co. Airport f~5-1193 JNT/E:l\'T, TRIM, ACCOUS ALL a1'0und bakl'.'r or ex. FREE EST. J i111, 979-8186 pC'rlenced bench man. Ask for Mr 0 t" •·h· 0 & * * CAKE decorator, full CUSTOM papcr1'1an--'ng n · u "-'n .,.,.,,·een •• 2 Rlcha~1 · M k 1 time, Xlnt working con- Salary & benefits. Disc i~;E;u:Lan;:;' ;*;5"J.;ij~l834::::;:i 6000 Victoria C ~!esa equiP!Uent. Prefer 1 year RECEPTIONISf for beauty OY•r r ., • Inslruments, 10'2 E. Baker, t Equal Oppor • Em' ployer expeifence. 842~. &alon. 3 ~s ,.,..k. Nice 642-3170 CM ....... ~......... .,...... .. .. , ··-.. •• _,,c=:=,,:ooc;::;,.· .,,;:~~"""· kl Good I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'""''"''"'I ~.:;~"'""'~=::.· -----w 'W -w ~ NURSES A'd II I 'f wor ng C'On s. oc. iMPLO MACHINISTS -PRECISION . 1 es a s 11 ts, Apply 1120 Irvine Ave., NB S EC RE 'f AR yrs. in HarOOr area. State · •' s a r e , &14-8660 ditlons. Newport Be a c h J.Jc. No. 183281. 642-?356. · arf'a. 6-10-0322 YMENT OFFERED Skilled machin'ist to build !<Int fringe bnfts. Beverly (At Westcllrt Pla2a1 ~ y 1O 1 fttt Male, small lite mfg C'O tooling, jigs & short run f>.f an 0 r c 0 n v H 0 s P, , . l\Innager. ChaJlenging resp. INTERfExter. acC<lus. ceil-AMBITIOUS people 1vanted 1,,:::,:0::,,:.::_::::;:.,.-___ _ · d Li · 1 to earn $100. to $HXXJ. per CASHIER. Delaney's Rest., lJlgS spraye . c, ins, oc. mo. part time, out of your Org, Co. airport terminal. needs reliable t I time prod'n Ior small CM Co. Capistrano Beach, 496-5786. RECEPTION!ST , 1v/typ1n~ position \\'/fast b'l'Owing employee. Oppor. to grow Exp'd in dle repair & punch MOTHERS Helper or sitter. .l .lt. hkkp g. neetl:-CI fo1 young co. Brigbt, efflcleni, refs. Free est. 645-0809. home. G:m--6123. Apply in person 9-11 a.m. PROF. p~inter, honest work, ANIMAL CONTROL t.laily, \vfco. J\.lin. exper. req"<I. press set·up. 642-8080. Middle flied. In H.B. Nr 1833-rvi~e6221aw tlnn. Strut $400. fr.,nt olc appearance. Vruie-979-2290, Jim CI Inc , ,, ty of ofe duties includlne 1~·eekdays. !'1-IAIDS & Laundrv help. Ex-Hamilton &-Brookhurst, 2 ·:;:;~=,------typing &. bookkeeping. Sh re11s. lntfe!<t, tree est. CAR WASH JOBS Refs. 548-'2759, 612-3913. OFFICER EXECUTIVES INT. 'Painting & Carpet Days for animal shelter. Clellning. Free Est. 543-357'1 Good oppor. tor mature or 642-7059 man. Perm pos. Must have good driving J'(!CQrd & valid HOUSE painting; Exp'd, low Cali(. drivers lie. Apply at rates, high quallty, Free 20012 Laguna Canyon Rd., estimates, 494-4201 Lag. Bch. Pla1ioter. P1teh, R•p•ir ANSWERING Serv. w i 11 train pftimc eve & graveyd * PATCH PLASTERING * relil'f shift. ~73. All types. Frei.' estimates I -'="-'='-"'=.c=e---Call 540-6825, APT !\tgr. Couple over 40 for .JO Units, Costa Mesa. Call PlumD1ng &12-1121. COJ\.I PLETE H O!\-I E REPAIR SERVICE. P lumb- ing . Electrical . Carpentry 4 Appliances -Refrigeration • Air Conditioning. Used air pliances For Sale, &15--1457 aft 6 pm. L.R. OTIS PLUMBING Remodel11 &: Repaln. Water heatel'li, disposals. furnaces, dsh":ashrs. 642-e263 li!/C & BJ A. Complete Plumbing Se!vice. Lie. ~- ASSEMBLER Lile Mfv. Fast growi.112 CHRJSJ1A..~ plant otters good future to h-an:I working individuals. Day or night shift. No exper. req'd. PIKS&llt conditions. Broad line of audio cusette products. Contact Mr, John Sty!!, 64,S. 7lQ, ALL KINDS * fULL Tl?ltE 2950 1-lartpr, °"""fa 1'-lesa CHEMICAL OPERATORS $12,000 to $75,000 Send resume or call TODAY tor confidential NO COST executive Interview. EXECUTIVE SERVICES, lNC. 888 N. Main, Santa Ana (TI4) 547-9625. For expanding metal t'etlnery in Santa Fe Springs-. Cl1em· istry background In school or: past exper. nee. Good co. benefits. 213/921-i-1&1.. EXPERIENCED outside TV Cl!EF -$l!XXI per 1no. The repaitinan. Send resume to Blue Beet. Call -bef. 10: 30 Rodney Hopkin, 25502 Pur- a.n1, 612--5511. pie Sage Lllne, &'\n Juan CHILD care, moving to N.B, Capistrano 92675 Need reliable I e n1 a I e FEMALE, warehouse girl, wfrelerenct!s to care for 18 good driver, full time, n10 old boy. Min. 32 hrs permanent, no studcnl!'i, week. Own transp, pref'd. non-smoker. 5 days, \Vrlte Class_Wed ad no. 936 6:30AM-3:30PM. $1.75/hr. c/o Daily Pilot, P.O. Box start. Interview 3. 5 P 1\.1. 1560, Costa ?Ylesa, CalU. Window Designs 3737 Birch 92626. -St., NB ~~-------CHILDCARE ' needed, for teachers child. 3 hn, Tuea &-Thurs rnom. 1.1ust hAve own transpoHatlon. Cdf>.l area 641-2386 FOO O Service Worker, exper pref'd. Rotating schedule. Good employee benefits. Apply Costa ~fesa Memorial Hospital, 301 Victoria. C.M. Equal Oppor. Employer. *GARDENER* per unneces.<t. Permanent. sml children, ?nee n week. RESTAURANT de!iirablc, 001 not mllll· Apply . at 1'1oteJ 6, 6266 Own transr. 5:'1&-4721 SANDWICH MAKER datory. Sul open \Vestm1nster, Westminster. NURSES Aides. Con-SHORT ORDERS Spectra Sy~t('tns. DI l\.1AIDS -No exper. nee. A~ valescent home, all shJfts. 9'19-3.JOO ply in person, The Rodeway Pteas(" call 642-0598. \Vomrtn "'anted to 'vot•k 111 SECRET"'A_R_Y ___ , Inn, 1400 S.E. Bristol, Costa 2 OFFIC~ GIRLS lunch l'OUnter pre['lflring: Fee Rt"imllw·Sl>d. Reputable ~lesa. 557-SiOO. NEEDED sand"•iches & lihoJ1 orde1'11. co. 11.:-cks personable in· SEE OUR MAIDS NEEDED, apply 211 Radio telephone dllpetch 40 hr v.·k. No Sat nitc or Sun divldual '"fg-ood t y p in 1 SUNDAY LISTING N. Coast H1l'y., . Mu•t be 25, able to drive \\.'Ork. No split shifts. Clean skills & Lit" sh tor thll CALL TRISH HOPKINS Laguna Beach 494--1135 Appgwtn Person mod lw1ch cowiter. Med. & diversified div. Start $525. JERRI \VllmEMORE MAID \"ANTED YELL CAB CD hosp benefits. A P P 1 Y 1\lso f'c>t> Positions. Cail ;y • Lindllerg Nutrition, in reAr Sully llt1rt, ~-O>oStal 488 E. 17th St. (at Irvine) CM Steady \\'ork. LAGUNA 186 E. 16th, Costa Mtosa of the Toy World StOl't'. p I 2 9 '19.i--S.158 l'rson1ll' Ag<'ncy , 7 0 Suite 224 642 .. 1470 ORDERLY, exper, 7-3. San lo"·er level. S. Cout Pln•ta Harbor Blvd, OM --n ___.._. •-r.IA.ID \Vanted • SeacW.t Clemente General Hosp. Shopping Center. Co' I u JI ""iiiiiioiiioiiii;iiiiO..iii;;;;iil .JL -.,., """* • JI.tote!, 1661 S. Coast l-Iv.-y., 714-4!J6-.1122 ext 214 Mesa. Ai:k for Al Cnsbarn I SECREJ&R·Y Laguna Beach, 49-1-1892. P AINTER wan 1 ed . Ex· RN full linie nights 11 ·7:3iJ. . . "' Janitorial perleneed. Res. \York. Xlnt hinge bnfts. Beverly \\c an Jooking ,for a top MAINTENANCE uo -• or •••.3913 1tl an or Con v ll o s p . notch tec:TCqu'y lO learn the Prefer Age 20-25 6 Days A WHk Apply ln peNOll FAR WEST SERVICES ":'""'~ ~ Cap~''""' Beach. 490-5186. ad bl•. n )'OU t ••• MECHANIC PBX I rec e pt . 9-5:30 ~ shorthand. type fast & ac-Mon-Frl.-Ute clerical. incl. ROtITE man needt!d .for LA curatel.y & 11.·ouJd like a Swing Shift typlng. Phone 97~ for Times. ,\uto l"Ollfe. in H.B. challenge, send u.\ yoor appt. area. Pref. adult '~t/e<.'()00-resume today. P.O. Box Must have experience in the my car. S200 + per n10. 2~, 1691 · Newport Beach CaW n1ainll'l'lance of production P /tlmt Employment hrs. per AM. 8'17-8979, 92fit ' ' machines and ,.,!ant equip. __._._ I .,,,,._..,..,...,;,,,...,..,..,I menl. """have m~hanical """rod By * SALESMEN * SE·C-R.ETARi.ES I. aptitu<le. \Vili intervie\\· Do you take "Salesint"11 el'enings and \\C't'kends. Ap-Irvine Unified wruited'' ads \vith a grain ol BOOKKEEPERS ply in ''""'°' Sc:!iool District •all? Can't say I blame )'Qu. FREE FREE FREI TJf>.!'S PLU1.1BING SEil.VICE A.~D TtEI;>AIB LO\VEST RATES 673-6578 PLlTh1BING REPAIR No job too small ASSISTANT l\1M8:~r Trainees, Cowiter Girls, Fry COOks. Days -Nltes • Graveyard shl!es open. FI time & P !time. Xlnt tor n1othrrs 1v/chHdren in S<..'hool. Apply, Jack-Jn-'J'he- Box, 385 E. 17rh St., CM. CHILD care, my honte alter· noons & oreuional morn- ings~ ?,Jrd & Balboa . 673-6696 eves. CHILD care for 3 girls. Walking dist. of Agnes L. Smith School, H.B. 536--0942. AVERY l tollO'.\'ed up a fe\\.' inyselt In the pa!rt. The job st'ldotil Full or p/tiJne in your PR TS • Food Asslst•nt livl'd up to the elain1 In the 1 own area. Iligh incotne. ODUC L•vel I nd. Be your own Boss 1672 Reynolds Ave Senta An• JJz R1'ln1lrr':-; A::;:eQcy -1121 \Vcsterly Place Suit~ 11 :> NB 83.l-8191 * * 642~3128 * * AUTO Guarantetd Custom•rt Equat _OpP,Or. Employl'r Consum•r Division :!~~-4 hrs daily, $2.5i per hr. D.> 'yourself a favor .I!: cx- No Ce1h Down I ,.~~!!'.i~~~-........ ~ S. Suian e Food Assistant plore lhis onr. If you'd like SECRETARIES .. Sewing/ Alter.ti~n• Bookkeeper, payron, quarter. EXPERIENCED , ltest;fling ly reports, journals & sched- COCKTAIL Waitress 8:36-2. Tues-Sat. - CASHIER · 12pm-2pm, Mon- Fri. 64Z-827\ Earn Now, Pay Later JUNIOR SALESMAN: Santa Ana, CaJ1r. 927n-t Lev•I 11 to makt! S~ a week im- 534-7187 Earn $20-$40 per week work-llll eqUal oppor en1pioyt"r m/f 2\.9:-4 hra daily, $2.77 pct' hr. mediately, n·1th an eye to KEYPUNCH OPRS & Altttatlons.' Y&a!lonllbl.e. ules. Must be able to oper- • 96l-6806 e ate NCR bkkpg machine. Alteritlon.-642·5145 Prefer automotive exp., but will train qualified person. Neat, aceurate. 20 years exp. Call l\1rs. Brant, Johnson T•ltvision Repair & Son Lincoln-?.-terCW')', 1"54<J..:0,:5630::::;:~·~----COLOR TV Repair, e!<pert, BABYSI'M'ER for worklnt' readlable, rDO!lt in h,me. he c ~-~ 1 H 8 Nn & mot r. .M. lll'etl. \\'oman .-.~ e .... ma e, · · ·<>· • w/car daily Mon-Fri, 3:30-~irs3~ Ga I le m ore' 6:30 pm. Other hrs if avail. Good pay. (213) 437-oo.37. Til• BABYS I TTER, lilt! CERAMIC TILE NE\V & holl8ework, 3-6 PM 1vkdys, l som~ eves & wlmds, Foun-remode . Free ~st. Sm. jobs taln Valley, Green Vlly •1 weloon1e. 536-2426, 536--8589 • hr. 968--3432. Top Soll BABYSIT'rER w a n t e d , * QUALITY * reliable. my home, nitt's, * lifULCH & "tQP SOIL * ~:f'1t le Adams, HB 58&-69.10 CONTROLLER G,\S Pump Attend ant, f/thne, exper . Costa 1.1esa Clir \Vash; 20;)9 Harbor Blvd., C.l\1. Small but fast gtO\vlng non- defense manufacturer loca- tion in Irvine, &eek5 young aggressive shirt-sleeved con- troller. CPA degree prefer- red but accounting degree & .. professional abllltY;essential, 1'1us't have heavy industrial experiel'IC't! tn an phru>es ol gener al accounting, cost ac- OOWiting, & tax return Prt"P-. ararton. Should be thorough- ly conversant 'vlth EDP. In- teresting & r('Wa.rdlng fu . ture, Send resu1ne to CIB.!!si- tied Ad No. 008. Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa l\tcsa, Calif. 9ai26, GENERAL LABORERS (15 Needed No1v) 8 I-lour Day Temporary Assignn1ent VOLT Instant P•rsonnel Te1npo1·ary Service 3S48 Campus Dr., Suite 105 Nev.·port Beach 546-4741 Equal Oppor. Employer GENERAL CLERK T S I BABYSIITER needed for 2 COOK/Housekeeper, hrs 2-8. Ex ; k rff lr'Y ca girls, 6 &. 9 yrs. f"rom 5 days, ov.11 car. Good per. \V wor mans comp 2 .. pm in CdM area. Good lary pref'd, Wt will train sharp TREE Trimming including Palm trees. and t re e removal. Gen, clean up, Reas. & Insured. 847-1791. Tu!orlnt 675--8076 sa . Send resume to Box person w/good typing & pay. No. 4083, Irvine, Ca. ability to grow j~}()wledge BABYSITI'ER, my homl', COOK \VANTED. Must be &. responsibility. Call 842-7751 Costa Mesa.. Tues. & ThuJ'I., exp'd. steady \\'Ork, Ln.1.'Una, for appt_ noon to 6; Sat. all day. 0-.yn 494--9458. ing alter school and Satur-e Food Aislrtant I much more In the future. days selllng new subscrlp-MALE/Fl'male G 1!11f'ra1 Subltltvte I'd llke to. !alk. to yuu. lf Irvine · ~ tl lo th DAILY Electronics A~~mbly \Vork. . • yaur qualil1ca110ns . mateh n!f: lsr no~ a pape;~~ $1.Ga per hr Start. EXSAR Avail. on call, $2.;,7 per hr. our requirements, t~ts could 11802 Sky Park NEVER A FEE AT TE~IPO Tempo Ten1porary llelp and does not include de--Corp. 645-1021 . Apply to ~k~ ;eer yoU ve ·been liveries or col!ecttnir. Open-l\1AN to \\'Ork rttime in ren-1-IOOO Sand Canyon Interview Appointment 10--4 s E c RETA Ry . S 1 0 c • ings in Costa Mesa, Fountain ta! yard. \'ery neat ap-East Irvine. 9'£50 P~f •. ~·eekdays. 586-3J,82. b k " Valley and South Huntington pearanc<? & handwriting. ro crage exi>('r-prttered, Beach. Apply now by calling Can tt'flin. Apply moms, Equal Oppor. En1ployer Salu"u . . b NB area. salary open. 548-3013. 1930 Neivport Blvd cr.t: Fu me positions availa le 1 ~-=,.,l""=·,...,~~----I Equal Oppor. Employer "· · P/tlme Service Station At· klr exper. salespeople in SERVICE Station Attendant J\l:'N: traln for window tin-tl'ndant. Niles !: wknds. sporting goods & hard\\.·a.re. F/tlmt! day shilt. Must do tin~ uu;;taller. Sta~ $2.25 hr. 1'-luat be e!<per. Hrly -,vage A 1 so f u 11 t l mt' lite mech. \York. Prefer Raises to $4.50 \\.1tltln 1 yr. + comm. Don 's Gulf warehOuseman needed. Call 8ltl0i Uc. Sa l + conun. KEY TAPE OPERATOR \Ve .need s.n experienced KeytaPt> operator to work first shift on our ~lohawk/NCR Com puters. Excellent benefits packagt!, Call tor appolntment. Per90Mel Department (n4) 540--4020 AVERY PRODUCTS Consumer Division Over 25~ tan, neat. Son-y, no Service, 590 S. Coast Hv.-y, tor an ~~pt. Don's Gulf Service, 590 s. long hair1. 644-«91. Lag Bch. WHITEFRONT Coast Hwy, Lag Bch. MANAGE 38 units Newport PART time messengtt girl COSTA MESA SEnVICE Sta. Attend·-Heights, older lx>ndable cnu-18 to 22 ~. 'lust ha·-own ~" 13) .,.~ " ... 540-3635 p/llme nltes .~ v.·lmds. MUlt pit!, handy 646-1664 or (2 car. hflleage allowance. Call be exper. Hourly \vage + 871-1606 (2131 762--9873 Linda, &n-1390. SALF.SMAN -"No Age comm. Don's Gulf Service MANAGER TRAINEE PART time oUit'e gtrl over Limit", -~1111 or p/tlme. ~ s. Coast f{\ly, Lag. Bcb'. Outstanding opportunl!}' tG 18, \\111 train. ' PtfALTBY INTERNATION. 2 SERVICE Sta. Attendarrts, advance to managerial posl· * M8-i479 * AL CHEMICAL will help )'OU 1 Full & 1 pttlme. U tt! tlon in 30-60 days, Our cur-build your O\\-'n busines~. h rent m a na ge r s earn P/TIME eves & Sat. Ideal Sell r·henUcal products to mec · expcr. Apply Laguna $1000-$1500 mo. Must have for students. Guarn "'age "" industrial users. Pmler-lerl Chevron, 001 S. Coost HW,., door to door canvassing ex-bonus. 894-3l32 terr, Ubernl conln1, gas La(una Beach. , perlence. PARl<ING 1\Uendants n"--cd· allow. For appt c1tll all 6 SERVICE Sta . Attendant.: 1 Call Ulr. Newman 979-5222 ed Part Un1e eves & pm, 495-4300.~~=~-Full 12-9 pm & I p/ttroe. i;ii ... o.iiiiiiiiiiii;;;i;i;iioiiiiil weekends $2._hr start, must SALIS-CLERK Neat In appear. Can tr&in FORMER husineM teacher ',}·ill tutor Short Hand. typ- ing, & allied buslne~a nulr jects. My bomt>, days only. Vic: Fashion I s I a n d . &JG.-01:>7 trana: ~· 56-1335. COUNTER girl Mndwiches, UNIGARD INSURA.'ICE BABYSITI'ER. hou!ICkeeper, Pf!rt timt! da)'S & nites. A~ Glrl Friday $600 262G S. Susan live ln, prt nn, ba. 5 or 6 ply In person at Station LI· Fee Pa!d. A dream spot w / Santa Ana. Callklnila MATERIAL HANDLER ~ ,.llable 557 ~i1 '""'" man. Apply ono-·. c~::..:c::::="·,::;:..-::~=·---IF e rn a I e. PI ti m I!· 2590 Newport Blvd .. CM:';"" Personal Secretary S at/Sun/Mon/Tue.. Ap- day1, S12 day. CD M , quor, fiOlO \Varner Blvd.. great developc-r! If you Uke (Near Harhor i Warner) 664-4150 ll.B. challenge & people this is Equal opportunity empl<Jyer prox 12 noon--7:30pm. Some SERVICE Station Help, F)Jl1 heavy lifting req'd. Start or pfllme. 990 E. Cout Utu~1 hnve forklift e!<peT· To Vice President lmmed. Apply In person, Hwy, Nev.·port Bch. • B A'B YSITTER, 'A'EastbluU COUNTER girl p /ti rn e . yow· career. Also Fee Jobs. mlt &JU: 3 to 6 PM( Mon. thru )0:30-1 :30pm. Apply 1087 \V. Call Ann (11ristie, 556-8505, 1 ..... _..,,,,.,._.,; _ _,..,_,...,=I!!!' lence. I-leavy lilting. Excel-Golt Shop, SEW IN G l\I AC HI , E lent benefits. S\\1ng and 81lboa Bay Club OPERATORS, single n • Fri:' 9'·Yr. old alrl.·644--0987. 'Baker, Costa Mesa. Control Cat'e€r Empl<Jyment KEYPUNCH OPR Babyaltter-3-6pm, "6 yr old COUNTER he.Ip Dry cleaner. Agency, 3400 Irvine Blvd., Operate IBivf 029, Keypunch GraVl'yard shifts available. Shorthand pre!1•rre1d bu1 I 00 1 1 1221 \V, Coasl H"'l" N.B. die, overlock. top rates, ekp boy.~Mesa Verde-erill. Call 9-3 p.m. N.B. & IBM 056 Verifier. Master alt. 6 :eves 5.1i-2<9> Call 51S-6485 GIRL FRIDAY Specialities Co. 16 4 0 ... App3y 9-l l A.M. or 2-4 P .M. _necessary, "us ie a · Snles only 863 l)roduction A .. \\'ill <il~ intt-rview eveni11gt :~~. 2~eat~ ~"yrs a~ TOY &: Gll-'"T PARTrES N.B. 646--0308. ! and 1\-ct-lct'nds. agl', Interested in learning Hou~v"s rlen1onstrator11, *SE\VJNG MACH I Ni E St .. 1 liilonrovia, C.M. Equal Op- BAB\'SITIEfl N e.W:p or i COUNTER girl, full time lor eauy re .lable w I R 0 m e por. Eniployer. Apply in per$)n: re1taul'l\nt buslnes!!'., unen· earn to $2,000 by Dec. 1. No OPERATORS. swim we4r. E ementary area.. flo S: :JO. dry cl('aning shop, exp pref. bkkpng, typ\og !: ability to ,<,=o=c"==""'~--~ Job Wanted, Mi le 700 _2'-"mo= . .c°"ccl>""~'cc7'.l-3lc.;:;:,:12:____ 644--0893 handle dctnll \\'Ork. Excel-KE.YPUNCJ I. 5496 or 0010 AVERY cumbered & able to travel. delivery -no collecllon. 3760 Campus Dr., NII.' Apply In person The F!"ff Hostess gifi". need I ~-""'""'ll;;·~=,-,~-c+ Y lent advancement. (':Xj>Cr. Perin .. p/t. ').1nt co. K . K BAB ~IT'fER. for 5 yr old COUPLE to manage ne\\.·er Call ~!rs. Da\'is All bcnefUa. ft.16--0331. PRODUCTS Calitomla.n RestaurVit. 1400 car, 523-5484 Gifts 'n STATION attendant. o So. Harbor Blvd, La Habra. Gad1et11 shlft, 40 hr. t11k, ·a..,.;;i~ 1rmit ay gll'.lt •. l-11 d11.ys, 5 days 11·k, 10 unit apt, San Clemente. 838-05()5 1649-0 Iowa St. C.M. &45-0089 Good con11>ensation. Large 1 I-----"'-"'"---- Costa M ts• BA RM A ID, niie$ & BR apt w/beautilul ocean GIRL Friday -1vlll train, ~3 \'()u 11 re rhi~ winT~r of ii·cekends. Top s n I a r >'. view. Some exper, over 30. daily, niust be dependable. TWO FREE TICKETS Queen Bee, _l562 Ne\l'JMJrt Write, Classified ad No. 942, i -'-'"~· _c_om-="p'-, 6'-7~~=29col __ , ro the Blvd., Ci'l'l 646-99.15 Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. HAIRSTYLISTS RECREATION BARMAID wanted .. Apply at Costa M~. Calif. 92626 Asidma.nt wanted. Must be VEHICLE SHOW 1.-not1y Keg, 21Zi Harbor DECK hand w/yacht exper. lie. & Aharp. 673-1166." SEPT 19TH 23RD Blvd .• c.~I . 6-16-!1.llO. Ooo<lG I me.,,,ah11nlc & palnter. l iiiiiiiiiiii~-~~-i • • en' m t. v.-·ork rttinie. At the BEAUTY OPR. tnp stylii::t, y a c h t • ' Sun downer." ANAHEIM STADIUM ~:ion.~~~is,·,.So. Laguna 064&-«lc;::,,;::,:''C'''-o-----m> State Colle~e Blvd., DENTAL Sec. e.~per ortice An11hcln1 n1anRgement, bookkt!eplng, • Please call 6-12-J678 ext 3.19 BOAT CARPENTER & insur, plcaiiant estab. or. to <'lnin1 ynul' llc;kr.t~. Do Hni11hln-.c Y.\U1t on 37' rice, i:fl Joe, &16-2481. <North Cnunly Toll free Ti-a11·!er l~'f)!· yachl~. U1ust number is 540-122!Jl . hnv1• ~xperlcnce to do hia:h· Dental R•ceptionlst• BARTENDER, exp. ilhtlUI'!'. est qunllty \\'OOd\l'Orklnft. Exp'd, MS-SS.W wishes steady e111plyn1·1. Pacific ~f~r Corp. D1si9n1r Graphics HELP! Volt Instant . Personne1 NEEDS KITCHEN HELPER l\Iature lady w/Cooking ex· per. !\lu~I be clean & nl'at. i>ependable. Consumer Division PUBLIC RELATIONS SALES . , Statton, 3000 Fairvic\f . 262A:l S. Susan Ne«I 4 attractive women tor f>.tanager tor Medical Reduc· C08ta Mella. 1 ' Santa Ana, Calif. 927()1 up fl> 6 wks project to In-Ing CUnJc. Must tx; slim & an equal' oppor employer m/f troduce new bank service ha''.e had re(.'l!nt sales ex-TELLER · ro San Jurui residents. Sal-r.!1e1~~r· fi>hone J 0 Y c e' J>art-"'lme ' Import Mochonlc ~ ~ ' I obi! hani ary. no 11e1llng. Work 9 ro1 c:.:;:,.:~~~~-~,...., Downe)' Savlnv1 & L01n Clenn, neat, dependablt! mport !'uto-m e m« c 3:30, Call i\1nt. Carlson, S 1\-L ESL A D'{ v.·anled: H!\11 opening in Huntinatbn Al!PIY In person spec-\~1.bst, We ?ffer the beS't 493-0001. n1at\U'e & exp'd for part BE'ach for a p/tlme tel~r DISHWASHER .SURF I SIRLOIN "·orlnng condl~ons with lop fiURCHASINO CLERK time \\.'Ofk ln Lagun1t dres1 w/11avlngs I: loan (lr banlt· 5930 \V. Coast Hwy. pay and henef1ts. sl'lop. 494-2394. Ing exper. Xln't Pl\Y fl: Newport Beach Dick Miiier Motors Experlenctd In the 11.ctlvllles SALF':X working .,eonds. Call lfr l ~!!!!!'!~~!'\'!~~~!!I!! l20 \V, Warner, S.A. ?f buying, purcha!le o~en, TRO .. PICAL FISH MAN Head, 962-2407. ,iii. 1 • _, 557-Z\32 inventory contro. I! t c. Eq 1 0 .. KITCHl!N HELPER M $ 375 Technology Marketing Inc., Ex-per. or hobbyist. Steady, ua ppor. Emplo \"oung man to aJd chtof 8 am-1as1ng1r 979-1100 f/!ime. &.12-5:>2'.l. ~ 3 pm, Mon.irt. Over '" WESTCLIFF REAL ESTA1-i; SALES SALESMAN !MIU• exp pre! T"'LER S2.50 hr. Apply at 0C Race-~rsoMel AgehCy succ::sa CARl;ER In ml'UIOnry h u t·I d Ing ~ v.·ay, 838-ll03. 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. New or expertenoed. Join tbe materlala. Immed openlng. lmperl•I l LANDSCAPING HELP ~Mark U Center) World'• largest and futest 1_::si&-=l:om::'.:,,. -== Savings A Loin r l Takala Nursery 546-0W 54Z-88.li growing reaale orge.ntzallon SCHOOL BUILDING-Xln 't oppor. & world~ Rome o\1'Tlel' th!' a1'<':l!··~"J"'""ii'!;;'i;:;5;:;;;~"':' IE1tab. inter desl.R'n finn in Write Clas.'>ilicd ~.,No. N.B. area seek."! designer , fil1Y'P'O-Ol~-P]')~-x ·B-oat-Rwp·1trmen----~. •tnwd tm~ n-..1o-na1 1500, Coslll ~lesa, Ca 92627. \\'atertront eXfJer. pref'd. graphics: rendtrlng & LISTING !e~cenlionlst MILL & Luthe Optre.tor. with a network ot over 300 ~p CTOR conds. 111 Ne1vpot1 lle1tch. "'for···'""'7'a::tt"'-w:.:::: e-'if.!.-•~.,,. .n.>q...---11312.~Al'mSU"OJISf. -e<.,-,..,..,;-+-..C.11-M..,..:Srifmtad~-f--" i\:n~ unJ • ...,,,.. Lnw... Ave lrvlfle Mt!mber of-our-MUllonnltt \Vork-w a r e n i_ e c . For Appolntm he accurate typl1t & ablt! to ·MILLWRIGHT, Oub. MultJ-mttllon dollar engineer &.. DI & tr I c I -6'73-3 30 en -Secretaries-- AE'I'lRED bu!'lnesi;man, neai Perm. 1-'ull t\Jne. li-·lust hl\Ve archllectural inter. 540-2860. pJeuant pi?r&Onality, pa.rl short hoir & clean l'e<:ord. 250 Fischer, C.M. ,1 Ucf fi75-:i67" i'-'o rlrlfl l'f'3 plel.l.8C. Blnckie·.~ DI hon T llio t.,me or~ · · · " &Mtt Yurd, N1.-wpor1 Beach. ctap • r•nscr r • Typists e Keypunch e PBX Oprs Ab Wont..i, Fomolo 702 BOAT CARPENTERS N££D htllL a.t home? \\'e 1-~xpr.rlcnccd, 556-8920 tiave alaes. nu r ~ l' :s, J\l(J\l'I? A:oi!is l. E:otr>'a to ho u a~. C(l1npnnll'ln~. hn rldle j o ur n a I J & llomemakcr1 UP Jo Ii n . ~ubsidlruy ledge"" for gift MT-6811. !!hop at Lion Country S&fart. rot.LEGE &f.rl deAln!:I pAJ't Sa lary 10 J.L3S. wk. Call for Ume work alter 3:30 pm. appl, '®-SOOO M:n:··M&rtin. Mo°""11 Ind any t I n1 e 800h.1<EEPER E 'd alto -~~~. -•1 J e a n n • ' ~XP · · ..::~ 11A1 General otc Y.'Orkcr WUh 119-a2J sales abilily. Call M Is a BACHELOR'1 -'Caffll:r Gals Ntely 499-2713 tor Inter- • Your premtpea . Expenl)' vlPW. nl11111abltd. Rf>.tt. 518--7197 0on·1 p;lm up tM Ahlp! LQce to tndlT OUr Trndt!r'1 "Ll11t" It In classltled, ShJp ,,:.Pandlla;::=::.:coiUmD=="· '4:.;.:for"-'l"'.::;U::I. 1 _1o::;.:Shore=.::..:;"'°=u::l1S::1..:64;::H:.;16711:::::::..· , • ro ""p.m. typing & good a~IUMll ttq'd. E~ Pf'l'f'd. Liberal co. bonef'Us. CQU 842-7751 for a.ppt. UNIGAl<.D INSURANCE T empor111y Service . 3848 campus Dr •• Suite 100 Newport tk-11.ch 516-1741 Equal Oppor. Employer -----~~-DIETARY Aid • to work In • t t r active O>nval•K<nl HICKORY ""'p11a1. n exlbl• hours 1or • FAR·u•s tull or ·pprt dme em I te. m! Benetifs ffiCIOOe Pili vaca· If you:;; a mature pc:non ,~ Uons. & Income repla~ y,·ouJd like p/tlme selling in ment plan. Apply 1445 r,ieuant surroundings dur· Superior, Newport Beach or ng daytlmt. contact Mr. call 642-2410. ThomPH<Jn At So. Coast Fast mulst:.,.. )USC a poone Pl~. Lo\\•er Lt.eve! for In· call awl.)' 842-5611. ;":o"".:':::ow::.:._• ------- I I take pre.ISUl'CI. Sa I a r y . adverll!tng program. Free pet'S()rmel. OAC LlcenM! r e· E 1 o 1. E dependll· on 11.blllty. Call 1 ):r rce1mt exJll(>r. tn \\'OOd guarantffd Jlceridl'IB school. quired. Apply Captstmno qua . ppor. nlplo_Yt Mrs. Nlckch1, 673-5252 m1Uing machinery & a.ucm-Excellent ialet tralnlnr Unified ScMol Olstrfct 261~ e TOOL & Ole J\'laker. LIVE In happy housekeeper bly. 646-74.14. What 1$ lour license wort1~ Vtalol1& Blvd, C.plitrano pcrlence In trnn$Jcr , for 2 women, own nn &. ha., l•l•nder' YIChts to you? Check our monthly Bepdt. 49&-1215 . pm'jp'e38ivc tool w<0 Jc I !f,fOry, 2 da,yl oU, $60 v.•k, 771 W. 17th St., a.t bOl'IUS program 'vh1ch attans S!X:TY PART 'l'Th'F. helpful. 5 9 2 • 2 5 <t 6 Huntington l\fODELS _ htdOELS ~ "' $$$ to you! Plca11e' call s hrii day. Sceretary for • Set-Up ~Ian. e:oipelie t tarbour l\fODELS Virginia Jones 8~. , Presbyterian church l n rc_QJ11rcd in transfer f LVN·Dar . , sbift. Aides A Women, Men, Chtldrcn • R E SALllMAN Ne"'POf1. Beach. ?.1ust be ~sidve 8t't 11p Ot'derllt• , all sbltU, wtU r.Jodels wllnted lor Fall and Jnveatiaa'te the new approach · 11kllled . typl1t Ir be.> . able to ntt1.lntcnnt1ce. train. Me.a Verde Conv. \Vlntcr Ftuthlons Ir innoya,!lvt; m~ take dlctat1011. Call l\tr. • Operator tor tr an 1 fe 1 JTQlp. !;Bl 'Center St., CM.· A.MERlCAN BEAtmES fectmiquifs of THE ~ ·Johntcm; 644-3101 dur1ng proll8C1 & ProgrM:1\ve 548-6585. MODU.ING ACADEMY LERY OF HOMES. You day ot ~1:Jll-!1lff ~ set up. VN-WI or rtllef. Xlnt 675--3442 * 3700 NptBIY4-"W •bt ct•JOU-dkh-cin SICRl1ARY s~;I~ ~118.!,~al~ b benefltl Pflckuf'. 2 Wk• pd N'.B. 183--5111 fOr ~pJiolfttmdlt. T:rPe to. lb or dtcta •· to a new facility. We· vnc. Pltase caD ~l--2410, or f>.10TEt. MAID WANTED tJcented or unllc.,.._. '" Gen'l olc OJll!J'· 8:30-$, & near State College A ~t apply, 144$ Superior Ave., will train, &.ppl)' In penon will train. dtt.YI wk. 833-821li. RivilnNde Frttwa,y \ n N.tl. Collta. Me~ ll'Vl. RECEPTIONIST • Law ofc. SECT'Y/Bkpr, for Al'i'.h. Anahtlm. PleaM: '°"I / A gooa w1nt ad 11 a eood fn. l'"'or that hem onder $00, uy Ntnt oppeamnce, typlnQ:. firm exper., nee. trvlne Call tun.her delalla 71+-li~!Oii~I vestment. Uie Penny PJ,arhel'. Call &tO-OSOO. 833=-2'088/497•W . cH~. _____ _,i..;..r • ' • • FREE PASSfS You Could Be One of Toaay's Winners 1 0 l'alrs of $2 Tickeh Giwen Dally FOR THE llG RECREATION VEHICLE SHOW OAIL'i PILOT ._, .. Find Your Name If your n.ame 11 listed in .a 1peci•I .ad -it ONld •ppe•r under any cl1ssttlcatlon, '°look et them .all-phone 642·5671, Extenslon 314, be--1 tw"n t .a.m. and I p.m. to m.ake arrangements to pick up your 2 free Mow tickets .at 1ny convenient DAILY PILOT offic:e. Be The Guest of the DAILY PILOT ,.__[ ___ , .... ~J[lt ~I ----1~~ l -- H•lp Wonted, M&F 710 ;A;;;";;;";:";;;u";;;;;;;;;;:-;;;;;;;;;;IOO;; I Furniture -J~I -• 826 TV, R•dio, Hifi, Stereo TRAINEES \VIJl lnlin dependable women to become tnjectton n10lding operatora. J.fust have 01\·n carlt be able to stand entire shl & ~ able to \l'Ql'k 1\-eekencb ft nf!Cessary. Openings on Dayshlh ($1 .95 to atartl, $\\•ing shift 1$2.08 to start) k. eraveyard shift {$2.23 to start). Raise in 30 days. Apply 1 ani-4 pm * Orana:e Coast Plutica * 850 West 181h St. Costa Mesa, Calif. *CONTAINER SA Sale Fri/Si t/Sun DECORATOR pieces: 2 LE* STOCK TO THE CEILING t'Ollche1>, chairs, desk, '.: sgl 5At 10-6 * Sun 12-6 \V/8.ETTER FURNITURE! beds, 1 canopy: drapes, J us t ilrrlved f:ron1 St.'Otlnnd Full or twin box sprgs & spteadi, paUo furn .. 2 ladies 300 pieces Oid \\'orld An· niattress both S30. Sofas bikes, some anUqucs. OUice liques. Pri111e condition $59. Chain; $29. Bdrm. aetJI, size relrig., period style i1cn111 lnt:luded: Ch!(fonier, complete \vtth box springs It golden n11:1.ple splndle top tables, armoire. oak call-niatmss $79. Sofa & Love exec. desk v.· I b I t -in in<'ls, mart.le pirtes, mir-Seat $139. King 5ize bdrm. bookcase, n1atchlng 81i fl. rnr.s, pictui·es, "'ash stands, set $139. Dinette table &: 4 credcn:ta, 11 Greenbrier SC\\i ng machine, coal boxes, chairs S39. Sofa, chair, 3 Ln .. Big Canyon, NB. lG-3 brai..s ple<."t's, d c $ks, tables 2 lan1ps, all $149. Sal. & Sun. &W-8070 tapestry, cash rei:.risters, Sofa and love11e11.t, 3 tables:,1:~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;1 llC'ales, oak cettlc. £1280 2 lamps, $199. Special sav- Piect' Colleclables Loll. ini:s on housefuJ.11! ! ! Cash Ir: .f'ioe f'urniture Antiq uH of tho Wor ld Flna"clng availabl" I -1 ~ I 11~ 11-< 11 ~ I & •\ppHonceo *AUCTION* * llAMll.f01'D ORGAN • Like IM'\I.', Besl off1·1·. 492--i874, Mortiings .~ £1·e:>. Sewing Machines 828 1 36 RCs\, Z('nith, Sy I van I a ; L;u·cl'SI ¥!iecl1un c o I o r , bl <u·k & \I hite 1'V & stereos 111 &I. Calif. 1-'rit.'ed 1t:>5!1 * 3 DA\' SPEC'I.\L * , lhnn lht:> diSt.."01111tcrs \\'/3 yr $3.98 Tunrup .~ adjust any pic;lurc IUD('. 1 yr parts ,f... f a mi I y nt itch i11 e • 1 ~r.,.ice. ~lost '7•1 1nodels In /''ri/Sat/t'>lon. 1'.l'l'C pil.:kup stt>ek. '13 mvdel s -priced to & (!t>livl'r. !'\o Cin1n1il·ks~ ! t:lt:>ar. C!lsh 00 11lan or IC'mls Sint <'1't' Sl'\\•ln~ l\lach & lo 36 n10. :\BC Color TV. \rac, 1871! H<irhor, C:\1 9021 Atl11nl:'t, 01' 190 4 6 61!1-97•12 Bro o khursl. Hu ntington Sf-S . Bcarh, ~.'l.t.19 or 002-55.5!1. .AllS e"'llt~ n1a!'hine, has .. , . . . "vc1y thing, 1\kc new Conrl. 7. f !VE 111t·•'" stcn'f•. t'Qn1- Lovely cabiticl tnodcl. $100 ' po111>nt sys!C'!ll ongl~al cash. 968-8481 I Plil'knglng:, $110. Call l\I1kf' • uftrr 5 p.111. 96...~2211 .. 22 Rooms of Antiques REPOSSESSION CENTERl.YJ 1 .~-------~~v···· ~~-----· iiiiiiiiii;;;;"";';;1 'i~~is""T'E'R"1sd•AY.u'c'30TIPO"N'" * F'l'on1 22 Countries 619 E. 4th St., Santa Ana . . _ . ...,."" TRAINEE-Young nian (or , 19:i7 Newport Ave. Daily 10 to 7 *Sunday 11-5 lfo1'merly \Vindy'sl drape1y inatnllallon. Apply """C"o•s•ta-M•'·"-548--0033"'"""~ I CHERRY \l.'OOCI Bullet, One Furniture 810 Jewelry 81SJewelr y 815 20i51 :: NC\\·port, C~'I &IG-86S6 Sporting Goods 830 I LARGE scrren l\lai;:navox 6 & \\I TV, henutiful consolt'. 1618 Ohms \\ray, Costa l\tesa ,, Behind To111•'s Bldg. r..tnt'l. TYPIST -Rec. Tu-tltt•o 21ST ANTIQUE-Quttn Aotn booffet, Oooe QUALITY furn 2 Castlewood •••••··············· ------ CUSTO'.\I pool table, regultt· l scldon1 usrrt, $3-t 6<16-1993 lion iilzt', like nu , I · ~0 ' SHOW & SALE Queen Ann ~ble, Original Chai.rs, 10' pillow back sofa, ,. 200/o OFF Sat. s-5 Front office ap-$l . antique splnrung w he rtl · coffee table & lamp tables. INDIAN JEWELRY W ith Th1'1 Ad .. :">18-7!~7 * TV, R.ad io, Hifi, Free to You II S pearance 549-0377 I Mil Dlspl.ay Seven rattan chairs, an 64.>-7?54 Unique S•lesperson 100 Exhibitors good condition. Knit king, ""'"='-=------THURS/FRI/SAT/SUN. All furnl1ure, 11 p111iunces, A Fl M I Bo L<mg Beach A''"" uutomatlc knitter, very &ood 9 PC. Corner group, compl: TV's, lan1ps, toyi>. clothes, Ste reo 836 i ~------ ne en y'11 Store in condition. ,,.,, '""". 2 o 2 7 green naugh \V I f Io r a 1 ,i:,_ inlsc. Ends 9/lS. USE D Ne-rt n .ach Id t Ocean & Long Beach Blvd. vu-~ She 11 AM t 9 P M. ··"" DI." 1\·ou coun Orruige Ave, c.?i.f. CO\~rs, p casters. Xlnt, • • O • USABL ES, 2j60 Ne11·porl GIANT --'-'-'------'-;.,; 3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 It a privilege to en1ploy a Sept. 13, 14, 15 & 16 $100 m-2948 Bl cl cr-.1 T ti Sa --An '"ho has l••d ••.. Thurs, Fri. Sat, 1 PITI·lO poot RlVJERA 50[a .. _ .. , blk/wht . . Wh I I o· I f t' B -v .. . ucs. JUI' . \, SIDEWALK SALE COLDEN R I . ~ .. ~·"" .. ... .• ...,... .7 COUCH Id o esa e -1rec rom reserva ion. e1ng ~ e r1c\'cr 10 6,,,.,.., ...,.rlence & erL.)'ll retail Sun 12 noon 6 pn1 TV, dinette set rocker · go & bro1vt1, Id b R · B home Jo'en1 21 Y" •payed ;;i"' lo join ~ slalf ,,1 -couch, dressers,. Simmon~ hveed. Xlnt cond, $7.5. T11·ln 50 Y t1nn1ng ear, at FORD Picku11, side boxes, 8' e Black & 11·hitc portable shots: xlnt '11,/~ids.· 5-1&-fillii u V I C T ORIA.i'J 1eetangular k Be ty mattre~s bo" J;';nng• & 8' unrinishcd steel can1rvor TV's • '"". Un I q U. SI 0 'ek---. "·bl ,-I 6 ng gz au Rest J.fatt. · ' " ., . NAVAJO TRADING ~ ~ bl "'"'...-•;> ... e \\' ;J eave! + 1,_ u hd f,.,.n1c 120 968-h'3Jne & part:> to finish. Ll'g PLAY1'~UL & "'ht kittens, QUALlFICATIONS' ~,u· -,ha,·-, appra'·~ ll~50. •·JI w u .. me ..... ng sz brd ,_ · · I e Con1ponent stereos · $59.SS 7 ... .. .. 1 k I ff """ "' '" """"" '" ~ M' h •·-•-' 2•3 a.•-stee storage box, Upright, • "9" 1 TV' $"~" 1v ... s, use l n, sonie tu y k. Willlngnei! to ser\'e $975. 55~83 1sc ouse u11111.&h1ng11. G.U.IE set 4 upholstered tub ~ 2 Ne wport Blvd., Costa ITI91a " C:OOl' s -L.>t> '"' """" othe P id 548-3184 .. h,_ 2 1 Pickup tool boxes, 30" i;:as e 25" 1..'0n50lc col•t·TV'• . ~ ~~ n . r e in Job · c ......... , eaves, modem 642-7151 rang•. "'isc. Sat & •to·. .. .. -, • J Abl k ·"-t " " ....., GOLD & \\'hHe male killen, pe •• ormance. e to \\'Qr Appll.ance t 902 Lil\tED Oa.k din. rm set $500, nev.a.-mar w ...... ut o P • 1672'.S Placentia, Cos t a from 9:30 to 2:30 l\londay oolorTV.$50,matchlngsota Reas., gd. cond. 960-1322 t••·················M -~•~sa~------All new, fullv J!'lWl'l<nteed. healthy, lovable, shots. thru Friday. Age 18 to 30. COLDSPOT Retrlgeraton & 10\'e seat $450., slide p~ DREXEL Bedroom llf!t, good -GRANT C ITY ~lature home, 5·19-18"6 lAoking foN·ard to your Kenmore washers & dryers jector, stereo, cpt. $2 yrd, A ccn:I. inclds twin beds box G.ar-. Sale 812 Miscellaneous 111 CURTIS ?<.lthes Ste r e 0 • Brookhurst & Adan\S, HB 4 BEAUTlFUL female kit- reply. Unique Salesperson. Dlic:onllnued Floor l'-1odels misc treuurts. 681 Vista springs. matt res~ es , Thomasville bedl'OOm set, Friday, Saturday & Sunday tcn.'1. Free to good hon1('. 1028 Irvine Ave., Newport R('(luclions to $100 Bonita NB. 644-1150 or dresser, nite stand. 552--8969 ANTIQUES FRO:\ot . INTERIOR designer selUng triple dresse,r & t~\·o night General Elecbic 40\\•alt Call 847--0786 Beach Ca 92660 Sears, Roebuck & Co. 6#-1048 ?i.fID-WEST O\l'n Sylvanla FM stereo & stands & patio furnt~ur~. All ' BES!' Offer -Takes Holl-Sq. oak tbl, Viet. loveseat, phono w/Garrard changer, In ex1..'t'llcnl c 0 nd 1 t 1 0 11 • stereo record playe1·. 5 ADORABLE k it t e 11 s . Adanu; a~lia, H.B. PIANO, Wulitzer Spinet $250. rnan stereo, 18' Fr ?rov. pine trunk, oak l\'3\L phone, antique green 1 drawer 966-1124 I ~~~~64=2;!..::::138::...___ BurrnC8C I ll itnalayan. 6 URGEllTLY NEEDED *TRAINEE , ASSEMBLERS VOLT I nit •nt P.reonnel Temporary Sen•lce 38-18 Can1pus Dr .. Sujle IOG Ne\\'port Beach ~74.l Equal Oppor. Employer \\tM'TED: Boys or gtrla 10-13 ~ars old for Daily Pilot paper routes In South· Santa An a . Between •fain & Falrvlew, Warner S San Diego Fv.')'. Call &U-4321 Lynn Coogon 015trlct l\1ana.ger Equa.1 Opportunity Employer Wai!l'eu P/t1me e BLUE DOLPHIN e 3355 \rin Lido, N.B. \VAITRESS or Cook helper, \\'ill train, 9-5. full lime. Prefer O\'e.r 21. Tino's Pizza, 30242 Crown V a I 1 e: y Parkway, Laguna Niguel. WAITRESS wllntlXl, full or part time. must be over 21 . apply in person a t Portollno, 259'l'..I hlulrlands Blvd., Safe1.1·1.)1 C e n t e r , Jl.!luion Viejo. l\1AITRESS-Blue Bctt. Ap- ply in person. alt 4pm 107 21st Place. N.B. \VANTED, Exp Sales Clerks Full I: part t1me, must be 18, hn 9-6, apply managt.r, GUbe:rt.& Store, 257 East 17th St., Chrta Mesa. WHO WANTS TO WORK1 DRIVE A CAB! CHOOSE your hours, IVOrk for youneU, be your own bola. l\fen or women. Can be llil:htly handlcaPJled. N ta t-Oean Appearance. Vta. retlnd. Aie 25 to 70. SUp~mut your income". Drtve a cab 6 hn <>r more a day. AJ>Ply in pe:rmn, Yellow C8bieo., l8G E . 16th St., Olsta Mesa. WOMAN to care for boy, 2 yn. 3--4 days wkly. Prefer home w/otller children. CM-NB. 645--6313, 567-2223 YACHT SALESMAN tul.J time, exp'cL Salesman to .ell top quallt.,y line of new Allboa.ts and brokerqe list· lngs: 642-1722. ...... I~ 1 Conn Student Alto Sa:c sota & uphol chair. &6-1254. milk cans, ·depress. glass. lingerie chest, 2 off-white AUTOJl.tATIC G AR AGE TAPE 10 stereo L . P . \\'ks. Call 6-IHlGG REF'fUGEP.ATOR, Fr ig i -\\'/case $75. Sturdy n1elal A 1 s 0 air c 0 nd . , ~1·aror shades, & vru. a~e DOOR OPENER. 1'"'tnest Records for $3.95. Join LOVABLE 11r111 Persian kil· c!aire., runs 'veil, small iT! ~~:!';·ere, ~1~9cril G1r1!e Sate 812 dehumidifier, girl's 3 spd to fit sta.n~lard 6 ~ 4 ,~1n. kno,vn brand. !leg. $200. \VeS'tE'rn ROOOl"(llng 530-3.13J tens, 8 weeks. trained, 2 frtezer, sell cheap, make a, · urn. bike, good qua!. clothing. clo\V, red . linen cha~~ 1v/drk Special $ 13 9 . 9 5 installed J OHNSON Viking CB. !:I c'~'=h'"''=· °''~•c-"~'-· c."'='-'"""'='~-1 o!fer. 673-tl;6 momin&:s or DUNCAN Phyfe dining suit(', 10 SPEED Schwinn Varsity I Sat & Sun 10-4. 2U02 Green-blue welting. 640-0255 alt. 6 w/5 yr guar. 893-3571 or ch111u1cls, used very little 9 BABY Bunnie~. 6 11·eeks, evening!. 4 chairs, Westinghouse eye men's bike $50. \Vetsuit, like boro Ln, H.B. Pi\-1. 530-ltl5, $75 53&-9659 Fr<'C to good honics FREIGHT o Sale level oven range electric new $15. Never used be.by · -"'"-"""------e 646-3573 e 11·ashers, dry~ retrigs'. other items. s.56-TI.99, 2000ll ha.ck pack $W. Corvair 'SKIS, .boots, refrigerator. ~ HOUSE SOLD, entire con-AMPEX U50 tape recorder, ' ne\v l\·arranty. Re b 1 t SW Birch, S.A. Hgtg. engine. w/VW adapter . re~ er~an~~ln~al:nu~ WATER SOFTNER ~ents must iO in two \vks, xlnt cond.~~ COCK-~-POO pups w a .11her11 /dryen: trom MOVING-&c. 6 mo. old GE ~2153 and many other great Never BHn Used I 1~· custom bar, tools, ap-* 8~· * $39.95, Beach City Ap-retrtg, 18 cu. ft. green, cost GARAGE Sale Sat & Sun. 9--5 items! El Thro Rd to 2nd, I Llfetin1e factory guarantee. ~h~ga~2J7mi7,:1m~~ SgoodEARS co~7i~~ toJ~0~ 'TVl50. pliance, 3523 W. \Varner, $375, Rll $225. New full size pm. ~om et h in g for left to Aliso Aliso to Regularly sells for $695. Will 1 q be\• FV ' 675-7ffi0 (hello Debbie! ~ ~~~YI~ M~.a phone S.A. (1 Bick E. of Harbor) Sear's box spring, mattress everybody. \Vil! accept Trabuca. Traoo'ca lo Alicia, 1 sell cheap! 642-0978. 1-''"==· "-'-'-' -----KEN~tORE \\'asher , GE $1fi0,.e11 $75.M6-8810 almost any.offer. Anything left on Montebello to 2&512 ~FALL clothes,g lft,va re, \Vasher, "lli1·lpool e I e c BEAUT velvet 6'9" loveseat & . everything goes. 396 Avienda Veronica, l'iftssion * * ATLAS 10" I at he house\\·are, fur~ It u r c . dryer, all late models. xlnt \\·/O\•erstuffed IUo & Pnnceton Dr .. Costa J.1esa Viejo. SatfSun. w tchmak , • ., 1 1te' ~frtshmcnts. Daily dra1v· I P wa SUP R . a er s a at • 1ngs for prizes IO an1 to 4 cond. i5_ Free delivery, Pecan \\food, multi color, E Bargams, furn, bltn SAT & SUN -BJrch Bdrm Hybco tap grinder. 4' x 6' New Thrilt Sho 145 E guar. 546-&6i2 84i --811a J UST TAKE OVER ~· 2 ovens, hQod, tables, set w/spring & mattress. metal utility trailer, manual f~ St c hf p, · M 1ANA freezer, upright payments. aft 6:30, ~ chairs, beds, .c I o the s. Sngl bed. captain's chair, cash register. Make oUer. ·• .' · $100. Coldspot. 2 dr refrig. l\fUSf Sell, French Pro\1n-pm.es, a o t l q s . 1801 sm. tables, kitchen "'are, 842--4035 MAPL~ dining roon1 tbl, <I S75, Both good eon d. cia! Bedroom t doubl Glenwood, N.B. (o[f San-dishes pi c t..u res \VASHi;-n El ..i-. 8 captalla ehairs, hutch. $150. 64" ""'""' se' e tiago Dr) bookshel ' ch . ' ...... ~ ec .... ,.er. pc. Couch $25 StauHer Ex· v-;AXJJ bed nite atnds dreuer . ves. mu nmre. Rattan set ' -e --a rug . . & be, 1 $50 ~ ' ' ' 1·16 E Oce Blvd Balboa ' '-'6 ... " • erClSer t ea c-uuy * * REFR I GERATOR desk w/chalr, fonnica top. FRENCH Prov. sectional, i>z a · an ·• sm. area rug, Maple che11t saddle &-bridle $25 'A1l ln Frigidaire, good 'condition, Atake> oft. 56-1180 aft 5:00. 5 child'• -dresses,i.Rousehold 673-7988 of drawers. 7081 &.lrfside, xlnt cond 55>-0:391 &tt 6 $50. ZENITH Hu,, items, surlboerda. ladle! GARAGE Sale I 11.B. 536-1515 . "" •o~51 • Cher r 'I clothu SaUSUn ll6 Pe I : canip ng , INFINITY surf board. 6'5" .............,. \l.'OOd ColUIOle, xlnt oond, Balbo«.'lslancl ' ar, @qlllp'mt, ~a.nopy bed & ~r IN. Dr. Inger sol L, Ul"W Affiof ltbt SACRTFICE B perfect for bar or llU\·er ' 673--8408 dresser, white, Antq. vanity Rand impact wrench $40 . . urn. poo ' l\lagic (lief r.1i:~ W!~ $Xi0 or bl!lt ottr, Sat & Sun S!EREO Speakers, hand & stool, typrewrlter, desk, Univ. tow bar safety chai~ sofa & m lSC. 962-9894 Oven, Won on TV Show. 644--4639 tools, wrenches, sockets, & glass"'·are. bicycles, many I U·Haul 2nd hand $60 6700 M' II CO&! over 1350. hlake oUc. KING 1 ho all kinds of stuff. Al l clay Items under $1. Fri le Sat. warner Apt. 22A ' · K• 1neous s ze n\attress, x Fri, Sat & St.Ill. 3001 Ro ce 1.0 to 6. 2854 Chateau \Vay, . W1nted 820 CUSTO~I Inipei'inl Frlgida~ 11Prln&'11 Ir: frame Ln c M 54~1 Y Laguna 497-1359 10 SP boys bike , brand nu .. 1--------- Fla.ir Elect stove w/dbl w/ahepherd casters, like ., , . :>. ' $55; Elect. fam $12; 3 WANTED USED ovens stainless !tee! con-nel\'. $150. 586--«167 YARD saJe, Thur., Fri., Sat. SAT & SUN 9 to 6 .. stereo, Olenllle twin bed spreads, BRICKS &lructlon. 1150, S42-l02-I KING b: 8 -dlahes, pana, turn., antique Farber w .are rotisserie, new. S2 ea; Odds & ends. -CALL 1 e •1 au t Y tt0 st rocker, antique clocks & mens suede )acket, 2 B & W 552--0129 870-4564 LADY Kenmore \\"asher and supreme ma tress. n e sman ant1ques. 112 8'lh' 81 TV's, d r a ft In g tbl. .=::.:=-------1---=.::._:=.:c:_ __ dryer, excellent condition month old $.250. New. ?ttus:t Hunt Bch ·• bedspreads clothing Host DISHWASHER, lite fixtures, WANTED, used spray booth, $300. Phone m-7499. After 5 sell. J.fake offer. 532.--0136 · · carpet clea'ner, toys. 'games door, trade for twin bed or appro.". sizes: 7' high, 6' pm moving can't take 'em. BEAUTIFtn. living room EVERYTIUNG must go -& lot1 more. 776 Sherwood dining set !l&S-9668 eves. or opening. 6' deep. $7-5990 or KEN1'10RE auto ma 11 c set, xlnt cood, m Is c ~ ~tstx:!sT· IBac: St., C.M. &iS.8812. wkends. 548-1980. \1-a..shcr & dryer. Good v.'Ork· furniture, best o l fer. :be: 37l Avocado~~ 3, HIDE-A-BED couch, table & \VATER Softner 2 yrs. ex, CHILDRENS play ho u 11 e ing cond. $125 for both, _833-Zil!2~f;~;;OiM,tiv:--;o;;;:"d;;;l~eo.~ta~M~e!!sa~548-3~~184~·-~ chairs, lamps. baby & tod-c:ond, plbg incl. New $700. "·anted. please phone, 968-3000. MED. Complete llv. rm. din REFRIG book 1 dler c-1othes, sports coats. sell $375. l\lission Viejo 544-8874. _ ------ C 0 Los POT 2 -d r . l"!fl It.~ rm. turn. See at green ~P =hoJd g~ girls dresses l!rl~ Po\\l!r &: 5$-STW -O RI ENTAL RUG S retrigerator/frttzer. Very 9527 Starling Ave., Fountain . · push mo"'en, need repair. MOVING! Heater. I 00 · s Prh•ate party needs several ~ d · · $50 Valley 9114-9/li· 10-4 pm. petlo, Sat/Sun 1 O-5 · misc ...-itemi.'·'l;'.~t/Sun 9-6, books, much misc. 2009 u•ed rugs. "'~53~ ~•2700 •"""" c o n 1 t 1 on . . • · 3621-2nd Ave., Corona de! 1 v-'" u:J °"°"" 540-1459. g· GOLD leatherette 90la, Mar, '(car. Poinsettia) 790 West WI son, CM Glenneyre, Laguna, 10 A.1\t WANT to buy, girl's be.ton NORGE GAS DRYER \l.·alnut trl.m, reclining ehair GARAGE SALE· Sat;-j: S THRIFT HOUND SUn only outfit, size 14 reu. 546-2390 l-lea\'y Duty $100. lrg. ottoman. 2 yrs. old. C ' · un SALE ROCKWELL Della 9 .. Table Call 552-ooH Cl::lst $600, sell SU). &r.HlOOj, a:i"::;~chr:Ti-'::: ;e!e~~: turn. clothing, ski eqUipt, Saw, like new, U39. J.llsc. Mus ic.al Instruments 822 W -L QUALITY early amerlcan ot~r item!, some tools. baby furn & access, gifts, Tools &. Fishing gear. 2348 REYNO Rent aaners/Oryer1 sofa, burnt or g I b r \\' n • Zl62 Columbia Dr. C.M. tires &: "'heels, lliOl Corn-Colgate Or, Costa l\lesa LOS fiute ll'ith $2, :·~1~21!int. Herculon, 1 ~~ years, xlnt GARAGE Sale, glass top "'Ml Ln., r-.'B. 548-0572. f211973 SUZl!l(I TS -1 25, 531!~~17 APT Size Refrig, xlnt cond. $6.1. Apt sz gas stove ~. Rattan furn. 675-li:iS WASHER * DRYER PQrtable IMl!lwasher Si) each * 646-5848 REIBIG 18 Cubic Ft, Hot· point $40 \l.'Ol'kl good. * ~7285 * oond., $95. 847-7170 table, c"·'-lamps, good GARAGE Sal X" t bab under 600 m1. ea. Xlnt cond. , ...... ..., t:>. ,,n Y $975 both, or $500 ea. 2 STRING l\1artln hard case 48" CU ST 0 l\f madt! toys, &. junk. Sat/Sun , articles, ne\v ping pong 673-li27 DeAmond plck-up $ 3 7 5. Frult\\'ood Hutch. Glass 10:0>-3:00, 121.S Highland table, Jllml appliances, nice firm 675-7444 doors. Uke new, cost $875. Dr, N.B. toys, rugs, n1ovle projector l\<tAGNUS Elect Organ $15 · · Sell $250. 552-9.tSJ GARA.GE Sale Sat / Sun. & many, maryy mott items $200 Las Vegas ·trip pnckag~ MARTIN 001.8 Guitar. Aged in top cond. SA.t lo-4, Sun 9-will sell 1or $100 or bst offr. 11iood. Great cond. Make of· FINE 9 ~t Cry at a I Jtefrlg., $20, dishes, 11.n'a fe.r S48--68ll aft 4PM Chandelier. 29" '1tide, 36" rug, room divider & misc. 12. 1J56 \\latson Ave., C.?<.!. 842-7939 lc'::.:..· ""'...::7'-=..::..:::,.._~ high, ooet $ 8 0 0-$ 2 5 0 . 282 Villa Nova Rd., Costa SUPER Garage Sale. An· 19" TELEDYNE portable ~ SZ. Student Ce 11 o 673-1591 Mesa. tiquc Iron bed m. Rocker B&\V TV, tie\v $79; 22 mag w/tuncrs & new bow. Xlnt PR DistrH5ed $15. Oak d 1airs $6420. Brass Rifle, exc cond $ 1 5 . . cond. $250. 546-S!l67 end tables. GARAGE sale: Baby & bed $125. Oak table $25. 492-7847 Office Furn iture/ REFRIQ. 11 cu. ft. copper. 2 Early American Lamps, chi 1 d re n • s c I 0U1ing, door l'ro!t free, New. $85. pol~ lamp, coffee table, furniture, many ml!c ttenlll. JI.fore. 1740 Newport Blvd. DBLE box sprg/mattress Equip . ·· 824 644-6432. 837--0422 Sat & Sun, ~1 Hopetown all \\'eek. $al. Rio.nan furn. 2 Day beds --'--'------= GEN. Elec, \\'II.sher 12 lbs HJDEABED. wtng chair, Lil., HB.. GARAGE Sale Sal & Sun. $2'5 & $ti Fire sc.reen & EXEC swvl chrs $15/25 Sec \1'&sh. good condition, white recliner, tables, twln Ir: dble MOVING! Turtlerock, l92G1 Household furnishings. Baby tools $10. 675-3758 pctu."S ~"w ~sks $.ro/90 finish s;;D. 847-9842 beds, en.hes. Relaxad%:or Sierra Gerooa, last unit. Items; crib, swing, e1c:. V\V GOLF playing. class A faml· ierce (I'll• CM &42--:.1408 For 1n 11d in Wow1.an•1 World C•ll M•!Y Both 642-5678, ed. 330 Seamed-To-Slim! Two-Way Fashion O'KEEFE & hfeITitt <>ven. etc. :ll8% 39th SL Nwpt Bch Furn, toys, clothes, rniAc. parts It. American mags, ly memt ~rship. Irvine Cst TYPEWRITER.. 1BM Electric: Sat g.3 to Tu 8J3..9240 swing set, much more! 1115 Cntry Club, p1iced to sell. Xlnt cond. $125. Top or! your f'Ut!ils \\·ith broUer Ir: range top. $25. DREXEL hutch &. drop leaf es. ' Orange, H.B. 536-015. 4M-5.574 548-2846 or 61>-23.57 SIZES lOY2-l 8 Yz this. vibro.nl. OC\v vest. 545--0203 or 586-6196 diu. aet. O:lffee tbl, tier tbl YARD sale, V\V, Chevy Q ES 100 =' i.., 1lf. Tum·llround is l' \ e v !.': r KEN'IORr •-··-, 2 ~. old, & drop lea1 desk .. IOI.Id parta, turn, guitar, water ANTI U iii. ·s of old &. MONTEREY PINE P i•no1/01'91n1 826 ,.~ • -1aT -c. 1 good"--~.":,'.'.'.. sd"t," only maple. 644-4.199. ski, 548--8Si4,~LlJ.S 11.lariners, lnteres2082t1ngMltem1. Sal-Sw1. Beaut speciman tree. 9• tall, ...... "'" 1114i\a.-. (flshion pay and lols of fun! -~~ "~· 9AM aclon l"ay CM J "'" t b 1125 ~0 3 f Q l Crochct surplice vest quickly $1S(). Call 962--87~. CHINESE liquor cab, an-N.B. . ov ' • n ,11;1 u ' . ;iuo-118 ree rgan 8$$DIJ$ of knitting worstt:'d In two or Bulkli~ Metwri•lt • tlque desk, braided rur. FURN. kitchenware., Ampex HouMhold Goods 114 23" COLOR TV, xlnt cond. SEAMED-TO-SLIM ir i o three rolors. Palli!rn n:w: _ _ J.2x15 Maple tble1 le misc, 1150 ta .. re-ec. 802 s. Double bed 1ised bed r..1isc A L A y L lk I stai:li lhe new Io n g er •. sizes 8-l ·I included. -PATIO chalee & pad $20. 24" !tents. ••8-8301' • I ong I OU e rpnn .._,....,....,, ' ' round plate •lass table top NGn·players & players \\"el· fl I F ' "' r . r • E> .....,,. .. ""' • Su •·-~ 979-4303. n ... .-.-t Balboa ls Sat & .,.. sleeveless jacket thnt covers .~v~.NTY·-\'... .......- 1000, N HAVE beaut 1~ •-r Sun lll-4 POWER -"er -f ·o I r;.,..,re aws clever Y· tne for e•c•lt pattern -add 25 MATERIAL • '• Of • ,,_ Ul""!lle • $12. 613-lm. '""" • p • .., ess1 na con1e lo attend Tue!lday ..... ~ Antlewu11 IOO ITEMS! Doors, lumber, ply-W/\\'Ood carving around GAR. sate: Sabot, 1V. reel type. Front catcher. nl""-t at 7:3(f PM. \Ve ivanl for knits. cents for each pattern for I~""'--"'-"'-.._____ d lrror good cond t600 or ' 't ,_ h 4 SOUD Maple bar stool a, N motor $9. 557 14~7 &" Printed Patient 9Z4i : lla lf Air Mall and Special l{andl- ll .. ••1111 PMllln wood, alum llh'eetinc, mot . mbe to~ ••• ~· ai' t 5· '1oY.'?.~ "'!:1 er,. buvn-wrig2231, yello\v vinyl 30·•. 2 ndrrors. ew , :>. -. evwyone to lcnm to play Sites 10~~. 12•,~. 141 ~. lfJ~l. l;:1·· otherwise third-•...,, ·4£ 11.j, t'1ndowa .tC. ! u·. ~ -c Ulll'S .. muc morel WORLD Book Ency!. '73 & the ....... 11! All materlnJs 1811 s· ,,. ' (b t 371· ~ """ 11L..t---M1 ;i p I A Bal h 24x36, 21x70. 962-2804 --e~ · Ill' 1:.1 us de Ivery will take thtee ... ,_, rw..-.,.e a fLDER~ SURPLUS Hlcle--a-beds. Illce new, ear ~. · Britannica unused Great furnished. bloui;e 1% yards 45-lnch: \\·eeks or more. Send to (.,.,. ~ .. Mir 2408 So. 1o1alo St., $.A. Herculon $75 .l $8S. GARAGE Sale; Furnlture,J __ o_we_lry~-----•-1_5 Books & Jr. Sac. 838-3&13. Toni Dieterich • in e.h11111:e. jacket l ~it.: pru1l! 2~. y111'ds. Allee Brooks, the DAILY You aro the'-wll\l'K!:r of l\1on thnJ Sat 10-5 * 6t2-81.n * appliances, baby st u fr . GENEROUS .,, WATER ro:rrENER * Phone 642-2851 St:\'Y.N'r\ ·t' 1\•r; CENTS Pl.LOT, 1~. Needlecraft TWO PHI TICKETS 'Jl4: 546-1032 * COFFEE table. wRlnu1 clothe!, stereo. 18653 San e • SCECO. Good aind itlon $75. COAST MUS IC for each pa1tcm • add 25 Dept., Box 163. Old Chelsea tD the JET Glau 30 gaJ~tr $.15. w/i!UI cover $49. Arm Antonk>, Fountltln Valley Call 633-9264 art.er 5. Newport Blvd. o.t i111.1·bor cents for each po.llct'n Cot> Station, Naw York, N.Y. ~~C1l1A1~" S ~ ....... ~1 . sl.~ ~TOJ"!!!:...,_ . ~bARA-.-1!±~ Furniture Sale.. • l 1-11'--l~sML,-m"""', ~~'-ps. 111· ,q_.co,'"·,~·l'J!'!1!1....-to:l .. ':la;iiii...i°'iiii~ii"oi'ii"iii"i.--,f-JA~lr ~~~::11~!i: ll'llll~:.NN:t!.ddnM. V~-.1.:; .. ....-,ivw .w1-uce~ -·KUU.. l" u~& •--------~--n" ,,. .. ,. de Ivery will tllke three EEOL ~r••rr · •721 -SEPT. JfTH.URD' ComerH It m.ue tUI s. toan>-'pm, S.pt. 16th 483 xlnt, " ~ 115. rn..u69 PIANOS -ORGANS week• 0, more. Send In ~-· Al ... _ E 1 ment -• After 6, t96--C'185 Momlne CAllfOJ\ CDM For return or any m-New a. Uaed G 1 1 r . llA! Crochet, knit. ete. Free u~ au p -f-·tlon lead(, to return r...111..... l\lark 8, aqua . rea sc ec ion. l\tarllln J.illrtill. the d'~'-·t• ~ ANAHllM ITADIUM I..... *COUCH&: LOVF.$l!AT * w•uT-USED ..... _ -1--";;:;;. \\'ater sOftner. Competetlw prices. Open PILOT. 442, Pattern De .• 1 .. tauusnl 'M:~ra.me Book. Qi,,,... 8 zoo • ne-t both ,_ 1M "'" .. ., of a sold U>ur eaf OUVll:I MN!.. 0-......... Evet. ' SU~. The best 232 w t 18th St ew i m Slate CoUeae Blvd., GJ\ll' """l"t". . in. cue, never......,..., ~ul t . BRICKS -CALL pin, approx. 2 tndin In _.... O'W"V•~• detda al t et y ., Prt BuJc, fancy knots:. pat-Anahelm Vermn Mltor. $100., Usually tlome. ~7910 diameter, wtUi j 11 w II!! I e tJ SURFBOARD Corrltn &: 1~rt ways ~ ; • York, N. · 100U. nt ttl'!i~. $1.00. Pkae call 60-6678 ext 33& •••~t••• E'IJfAN .AU...EN antique WHi 870-4564 honelboe In canter; aim, Smith 7' Woterskate Dia-W •1ni:hs Music City NA.Mt:!. ADl>Rr..&! with lt1!lt.nt Cmc•t Boot • to cl~m 'YOW" Uckets. Fl1..M IOUnd 8 .super 8 movja tn:wet tat>te k ~· * c An. A G.E s a 1 c • aold locket twu on chain), rnond T'all, ~'1285. South CoQt Pilla Si)-2830 ZIP, SIZE and STYLI.: Vllm b& plct\.U'Pt! Plt- 14North Counl.Y Toll free camera, never used. tmmcd Xlnt cond, Call 64().8408. • Thmi"·-0 '1C Sat 1:· Sun. approJr:. tbl! afze of A nk:ke1, souo Teak Din rm tbl, •AA. NSUE~"!-RM. ORE Q u I .. ltmS. St. · be •-•~·-i •~•16 \"' • · i-.--i~.i I ... .. -.~. c" C'on1plfJffJ ln,tant Gift 9'olt num .r .. _,...-_,,,_, · a le. Movie screen.~ * DOUBLE bed, compl, x!nt 9412 Molokai Dr.. H B """"'~ n acript, l'.Lol\.. Schwinn Cont. Bike. $7d. OVING n1ust tte lt Spinet Fashklns nnd choose one _ mol"f! than 100 iifts • ntEO. Haviland, cut glass, Furniture 110 cond $20, BcautJful aoUque cll0-4397=.='-------= ~~Y ~n'!:~ &~ Relrlg; $50. ~3. Elect Orpn, $800. or ~IJt pattern rree fl'Om our $1 .00. j mhc. drNer SU. $4>-'1361 GARAGE Sale: Rt:flig $3.S. ii tm:placetble. PLEASE, NEW deluxe Bicycle Ell:· ofter, need travel trtr, Sr:irlnst-Summt'l' C&taJoa. All CnruptcH! Af.W ... II: ... ! Call 842:3993 MED. din. aet S' lla:hte:d TRUNDLE bed, makts 2 MWd Btlce: 1~. S~t! PLEASE ht!lp)I ...,, have ercl.M'J'' new broiler oven. =4::::~;..;i.:~~--~~-sbfl! Only !IOc. $1.00. I attar 5.30 hutch, lablt! A cap. type &ds .l mat~ Xlnt Dlmt-A~fne 2$M L.etilgh any lnformatlon _"'"'gb.:.3589 Reaaonat>le 531~34 BAU>WTN Acro90nlc Spir~t INSTANT SF:\VlNG_B<)()K If J iffy R11i Boob • !IOc. I OiAfC Double Sleigh be<l, chal.n,. p&dl. $700, 982--16S9 condtUon. $4.5. 6n.-4'1li an s. 545-3627. Eves. A w~kend1. ____ 1 ANTIQUE je\\'Clry, Be:wu plnno. $750. Call llfl('r 5:3() ~w tcwfl\)', wcnr tomorrow. Book ol IJ Prhto At&...._ 1 )WHioy-A. dret11er w/mll'--LRG;-round-9pe.nlth-tbl. wit * 8' BLACK NAUGMIYDE ~ SAT E>Nl.Y-1&-oi -IN01AN'""J8\il!l:RY--bottlet,-ett>. Pfll, 644-3853. INf'n''\NT v AS ll l 0 N ~;Ill Boalt 1 -lR pattm.. )'On, foot •tool, xlnt oond. antique chn. refT~ w/ice eouch lJJte new $15. T~, books. dishes, ete. Quality, hand:-et11rted , ~ash 551-3683 \VURLITZER, ta> electric fl' w If' H·ifllll'Olls n r 50c' • • MH1912 maker, Armolre 67 1708 • * 4934432 * 1 E. 16th P~. 01 bl0&8()!n necklaces, bnt~. You dfiit't need a gun to ~no $200. or best ofle.r. f11!1hlol'I farts. St . ~llltt'Cuni QuUt llllo*: 1 • • fat ~talnedul;!':tn ..... Sofa & Chair MET. end ,t cott. lbl.a, Tbl, Credenu Walnut lets, etc. w,~ below rttall. ''Draw Fast" when you --21-93 a(.!._t:>r ~llm· -F'ut nttruUt ~just ll ()bone 50c. I ~--iiu,. Pilat ~lled X1nt cond. $15. 51~ Lo.mp hanaina ·~~ ttCI, llk:e MW $100 Oranic Cou11ty. pillct an ad tn the t.Jl.y P IANO WANTE D call 'twa.y -&f2....&678. , QlllH11 '°"Toby'~ Uvlnc . ~ aa.ulned M s •..••• &n-5678. platform rocttr IH",,...,,12 67" ..... 2328 12131 <f]()....363) t>llot Want Ada1 Call now t7\4) 99'l-0259 . ' • \ 1 1 ,, '; . --' ' . " • . . ' . 8% DAILY PILOT Saw.i.r. StPttmbtt 15, 1973 · Her•'s How You Can Us• "-Our Fa mous Dim•· A • Lin•• • lrlftg tham or mall them with correct cash to one of our4 convenient office1. • No llve1tock1 produce or plant5. e No commercial ods allowed . e Each item must be priced w ith no ite m over $25. ' ' . ~ -. ·----·- • our -famous DIME-A-LINES ' • -. - - . . -. . - I ---" ---- FIVE CONVENllNT OFFICES TO SIRYI YOU .... •Du .... , .... ''":i "' YI-.., ........ . 115" n10. 11 •••• .t. tiirw• ~ e NEWPORT BEACH .. 3)32 Newport Blvtl. e LAGUNA l l ACH ...... 212 ForH I A.._ e COSTA MISA ... : ........ 330 Wo1t lay e HUNTINGTON IEACH 17175 Bueh llv4. e SAN CLIMINTI '°5 No. II C•MI .. ltNI DIME·A·LINES !SCRAM-LETS ~lAPLE t1·in1 S'll'l\'el n>1:kt'r, ,VASHER F'rtiida1n' aturd.y AU. Channtl TV. Walnut erctzor bike ,,. 5 antique HEAV'Y duly 01'11 tied tr11.ilar ROUND 11tlllnles11 st P. c I 2'12·1 Lanc;Ji..Surfboard $25. nt'kls u_pho!i terilli, 842·3Cl67 model, 4 i;:etilnaii. working =';;a;obin,:;' ;;;et:....:12S=·_:fl33=.·=26lt!:::::·__ P.O. boxet $10. A.o~ with removable 1ideboard1 can1per link, and hand water Double bee.I. trame and ELECTRIC Range, good ~'°'-="'°'"='"""'12"':..· s;=~=:::;..· ~ 1WrN mattress $15. Frame china !i()c.42. Drum practtce $15. Standard UndeJ"A'OOd. pu1np SS. Rebuilt pu1n but· headboard $25. Red\1100d Are For' P rivate Parties ONLY l1 FM~~~!~~~~ _ eond $25. <19'1·8178 NUTO!'i'E attachments:, Ice is. wtg-no. 64&-MSS. pad & 1Heks $2. A.sl011ed Ion& carrlo.ae type\\Tltc>r $5. ton radio, tits ·~ Chrvy p1nlded rurfllture $25. Web ~·~ "· ~ •laple ~-··1 r:•° K93.1 $.10. l<'ord plckur,wtnd5hleld, rocker $1.00, LnY:n mower c r u Ii he r SlO. ~e ROCKER reellner $25. Studio ""3 ~·· w.iii ,,,_...., · KENMORE uprlte '1ACU\lm, attachments $11. Ji; Sth\' Shopmruiter SlO. 20" Lawn spreader $7. Flat columns tor patio 91!/'x9', $5 ea, 2'J) Volt mo!or $5. 49;,.5410. cou · balls 10 tor $1. 3 11pe:cd bike $8. s.12· 7237 .1. .. -...ner 13.50. !'.Iixeio 1-..,; •• I -uch 125, TV 125, TV ... _..., char $5. Alaorted c othea FORD V 0 n d . tlta 53-55 Sl.0. 20 Hotpolnt and cn.lo·her $7. ilalf n1c.Y:er '!4UI'"" uvw ..... ....... alJ kinda SOl.-$2. Brt.nd new -.. athea engine, electric stow $15. Heavy ed2er s:;, LuWldcy tub $2. f\i!Jcr -B,\KEHY I It's ;ill rktht f!)r a husbllnd to he a Ut·e adwinnc.r, but 1101~· coine oo ma11y \\1vcs f''i- l>t"'f h\111 10 be n BAJ\:ERY? $3.50. Fod etinder $15. One $4. 1Blke1 SlO and $20. Chain false eyeleahff 'lSc. New later type $25. !M().-3727. duty flywheel and elute.I\ sel N I g h l st a 11 d s l , 5 o . pair ariUque a:reen satin Jin-$25'.. pi ........ n, net S 5, ,..,...i_, __ i...n-irn.... a ~". up ~ la! od I Ch I Pho-ph 17. Child -ker • ed dr 8. 14' 125 0 ........... .... ...... UIUIA ""WA --........ ELECJ'RIC stove sa. Old "11 c QI '-ii")'& rr '"'P.'" .,,,._ heavy ap1:00d.;~ de00ra: "50_2-8999_,,,_. ------Chri11tma1 ll&'ht• 50c a box. tetrlierator $5. N 0 r Ii e produce V-8 $15. Chevy $1. Bike S7. Bike perts window shade, gold-brown OFTIC'E cho.ira SlT-$25. Copy 2 teta -.Vtte1 lntttcoma $25. \\'aaher, runs SS. Pair tnack tn.J11Jn1saio11, I I ls X-x'-$1. Mele.I Ice che1t $1. 36 .. xS4" S20. One pair beige nlachlne Thenno-Fac S2i Auto photo Uebt meter $10. bedralls S2. Bia Teddy Bear '49--'54 S15. Chevy truck Camper potty SS. Pole lllmp Ads Fram Busint•• Addresses Not Accepted ~lETAL kilichcn eabinets $15. loose WOVPn drape1 with 00x34 desk $Zi. Standlttg uh f342...10M. $2. Sear'& Super 8 projector parts, ftt '47 $5-$25. Rebuilt $7. Picture $5, Lamp11 50c Cuint•a pig CB.iCii SS. Anti-l!ncr 8'x20' ;25. M2-9S74. tray S7. Seucape S 5 . WATER •kl $12 each. Mut, $20. Farmer's gee and Say altem;tor fw Gt.1 C0.1'1 $~. each. Bedding 1 0 c - 5 0 c , • t1ue blrd ca(l:e and stand $25. LADIES 3 speed bike, good S52-8999. Sall, Guppy $25. Guitar $5. $1.50. Green clothes t11unpcr ;5::";.,,,:1S;:;!2:;. _____ ~ Boys' bedspread and drapet ~1,,131 l\'ardrobf' Sl5. Anti· condition $15. S.J.6-9103 CONCORD reel to reel tape =sro=o==ENT"=,.-.,,~11,..e .. --.,-boo-.,--ks: Shutters $2. vacuum $12. $2. I.Amp 52. Ladles shoes SPORT jackets, slzt> 40-42, 2 $10. Boy's clothes, size 10, Advertise r s violating t h • s • regulations may be In v iolation of Stete F ranchise Board & local busi· nes1 license regula· tion1. I k SI-1\ · · APARTMEr..'T 1·eh·i"erator recorder with AM radio $20. l term~ t A'-' 17 Slat bencbea $8 Chaln $3 --M n 8 JO Cl lid' t 11 -d h ·• ff · 251:-$2. Clolheit lOc-$1. 10 ft. q11c . run J. \'tn antique "' Girl's Stingray bike 120. n .....,a e ,. .. .,ra . .......ck 1•--110, IV . ht 1' ~-""""· thru , l s a o." auu-\\'Oven o.ms slcp l"dder •o. •, and JO he;idhot11·n $10. Jn 1 a\ d $25. 847-1757. PsycbolOl)I: The Hybrid 11"" u">:!I · eig •e piano $2, Picturt 25<:. 4 l\veed \\1th leather buttons, ... "" " n1osaic toffee table $20. AJL\tCHAlR gJ'i"'!'1l. $15. Dan· MZ--01.38. Science $7. Enflilh: Heft Sl5 and more. 515 Marinen dra\vC:r che11t $5. Ne\v Slip & light gTcen or li ght bt'O\\'ll ¥ullon aqullrium, stand SS. I\ e r -0 se n f' lamp $15. lsh chair $12. End table $.5. \VARDROBE chest 3' wide, and Now $2. Hlrtory, The =Dr::O:'"N;;·;;B;,.. ~-----Slide $2:. Skittle pool $2.50. herrlnt-bone .SU.50 each. Slln1 & Trim exerciser S10. Portnhl~ ste re o $10. each. Blue ceramic lrunps 2' deep S' hlgh S 2 2 · United Statet Part Two 2 DANISH modern couchea Copymate SlO, excellent. Llghl tan British cashnlCl'f' 38" ivllaivuy bed $5, Stroller j3&-71:'.6. $8 each. Swivel rocker SS. Contplete set of manuals ()Jl HL!.'torical ViewP01n1s $2.50. $15 a pleC(!. Typewriter $10. Sewing ch~st $1.~. Flo\\'er leather buttons Sl5. Sen! buggy s5. High chair $7. CLEAK orchid f!rupe!l 16 feet \Val11ut coflee table $18. ~~~~~r: sf~ad::~. a3~ Soeech, Lel'a Talk $1. All Art items and materlal1, $1. Bier.ell sweepmaate:r and bl'O'l\'fl Brit:lllh mohair $15. ~~~~;~:, la~\k~ llkcn~!'v si~: "·id«, 8 feet long S2S. Rervini; cart $4 . P!c.ture E 19ttt St like new. &&-1028. some very rare SS to S25. baga: $2.50. 2450 College Dr. SUits, size: 40-42, n-g. :iti-38 Forn\als $7-$IO. Set Of Portab!f' stereo $10. Blue frames $2-$12. 536-24~). · " CM 2 T\VIN bed.a, excellent mat· 675--266S. Ci.'I 54S-3350. \Vaist, light grey Wall SL knivE>S $2.50. Toaster SL 1 " T di •-• COPPERTO"E 1 · 1 PHOTO equlpn1en1 : 35mm ........ ,,, spn:.'lf·n o, ~-. ~ 4?.'' ..... ,,.,. gt••• gl-"·, was p!aid SS. Dark 0 bluc Paln1 DRA~!NG 1 ble 1• Clioi·<I 11\Vag amp .,.,, run e ucu, • .~ re r1gel'a or, j 1 .th 112 50. u-.: ulau•" """' -..... -.,,_ PACKARD Bell Con110le: \\1th Be h 13 50 ~-Id N th 1 Coals $ 5 -$1 0 . Unlrorn1s, r 1 1 11 ;i. • fran1e only $10. S 4 O 2 \i'Orks fine $25. Wooden pro ec or \Vl · case · each. Sm lamp $2. 2 $89 now S25. HaVf! 2 includes ac · ' \,.1\,1 or coo \vhite and yellow $1.50 each. organ! 1\lai!!us SIO: Bowhr:g "'-'<>slood D•. H.B. 8-12 i t bl l'nl h d •~" Screen $6. 5 !>-3 5-1 2 0 &...ld'ng cl . •• Tel--1 • .-.-llhades. \Valnut dinin"' table, doors, black e.nd white TV, Troplcal $.l Dark gl'('y Pur""s ~ e·~. Ha--~., h e Jn 1 ll "2 r "" ' ' .~;X>O a e. i s e '"" develop;"" tank $3. CUI film iu l lat.rs .r.. ., ... ..,."' ... 21" $10, Twin box 11prlng Botany garba~ine $7.50. ""' .,.,,..:; (LU• ...,.,,..,. • mac 111 • 11 g c suH e "' a. noon cJiaineter $25. 968-6643. -... table $2.50. Storage trunk formica $22. TV stand $1. 1" S5 Brl f $2 W1 S2 Hack sflw, niotor rlr!\'Pn $25. -===·---~~-= -"'""'""'~"'-""-.:0:."'--hangers 25c-60c. Developing 12. t.letal cabinet $4.SO. Oak dining table S25 Bl and rubber roam mattress Beige gabardine $5. Tnn · erase . ii . Picture tran1es !2-SlO. Bar TV,. pl11ys sood $25. 646-1525. EIGHT near ne1v 454 Chevy trays 50c-$1. 16" paper cut-Electric roaster and cabinet chip booki 52.25, 675-0922 ~~ S18. Sear's deluxe youth l gabardine $5. Black Eagle ~~!~·~· ~~~~63·~.wh~!~'.: ~~~-~· s~'. Uea~~c'Ju1~i~i: ... ~fo~at'n$~ $~~c~. P~~~~cl;;n~ _::g36-6";,-'10::.:~~::;· :..· -"~"th __ •_'"~'-1_2~5. ~r !~h~'<~gi)u~me:f:~ $$157-50. Newt""' plWhlstic111"' s°""'' ~11=9"B~34=th'-"St"'."'N"'.B"'.---M:!v~tssl'rl~1~~g lit~~ns ho::~ ~~caitt:!n 't~~ $~~ beige SIO. :JJ'x93" avocado 1 " 100 lens $9.50. Chenu'cal ·•ale · · _.. e:r, pace CUSTOM "\Jloode:n I" blue $3. Boy's Md girl's clothes, Tal'--• w h 11 e 11·n·n -~l_u_•_v•_l_on_ce~~-'~·----e11S1on t'ilr~, approx. . table 11.1111 lainp $5. \Vooden ONJo: \\'heel trailer \\•ith "'" 36 CM Nn:u " ~~" 10c ft. \\oodrn storaw iloor $5. 2 large foam hl!ch, tits vw S2S. 536-63JS. $2.50. Tinter $3.50, &44-1139. =''c' =;..-------velvet chalr $20. 613-7737. size 3-4, 4-8 suits, pant!, dolibl:ebreatied $7.!SO Beige cabinet , 5~1'x26"x12" !HI. cushion heds s:; earh. l.at'ge r.t A p LE SINGER vacuum, near ne\I.· SlOS & tx>ots. $25. Pott~?;' dresses, shoes SOc-$3. Lite gabardine: top coat $3.~J(). ANTIQUE lron beds, '' an(! Black & white Packard &>11 sturdy dog house $.1. Sabre ,TV 23" black & whlte console cu s bi one-d S?>. Twin beds ,vith frame under $25. Surf rack $.l. Air Brite $1.50. Game11 25c42. Slacka S:Z each. Shoes, si ze full size $15 each, 2 old TV, 2l", ncl'ds -repair ~5. st1\V SS. Drill motor SS. 4 $25. Spanish gallon picture rocker/easy chair $10. 2 $20. \Vooden kitchen table cooler S2i Sealy t"in me.I· ,::.548-:::..;1:::364=. -----~ 8'~.C Nunn Bush hl'O\vn rockel'S $15 and $20. Oak, , Saw horses, 2. $1.50 each. chalrs S2 each. 646-.'l,843. SlO. Artificial palm fem 6 f:b~~n~O.~~~~ dre:~~ with 3 matching chairs $20. tress & box · springs $25. CLARINET, good condition pigskin S2. Bro\l.·n buck red ix'ntwood ice cream chairs Deep 'freeze, need repair $5. BABY be 1 d 1__ 11 ~ ft, $5. 968-T898. SlO. Coaco mesh p'·-n 17, Step end table $2.50. Stereo D1'e59E'r Si>. King bed~d $25. 6~3405. rubber W>les $1.50. C.etinaJt $&-$10. Onk bar room style Books lGc each. Di~·an, 6 Cl : f, < an fi1~u\~~ lk ...,, SOLID Y.'OOd frame rsofa $2:i Scar's walker/ju~J:; S5. cabinet $3. Room dlvidl'r $10. Hockey aame SS. End A!PT. size stove, white 525. black and while nlQC'casin bt'nh\'oods SlO ench. Pine: 1 while naugahydc S25. 3024 Sl iatr8 or. ca:-·$]. sh er Woven fabric cushions $2.l. PoUy chair $l. Dresses, size bookcase S5. 2 occaal<lnal table S15. Turntable with Bathroom sink with faucets .sport $5. Florsheim bro\1'n bar roomstylc 4 for $2). Onk ' F 111 nt ore Way, near ~· assine _1e_ , oes Purchased originally at \'ik· 12 & 14, SOc. Wood 1 drawer chairs SS each. Pole lamp Ill.mp SlO. Boys Jr. ~f clube go h ·n1 1 and white buck sport $.;. dining 1ahe $25. l'ofany ))l'e$5· : Fai-'e•" an"' Baker CM 2x-50c. L:uilcs dresses $1. in" ~..,,. "338 $4. Table lamp $5. Hand • ba ~• Lad' nd bo ' $5. B "' \vit sttu ess stff Ba•• Ian If h 11-baek oak chairs $&-$20. ••• • " ' C $2 T bl dchal -"·"'-~·::.~==:..·---~ "--holede•k l'". 0 -'ght « g .,w. iesa Y& hood"' C ktailtble Ith go soos ;,. I "' •705 oats . e. e an rs ""''"-,,,-.w _.,y·ou knitted No-·-an \Vo o I 1 t••--1'16 5 o $1 ...,. oc a w Black n .1 Arm $3 N &1uan> oak fold'"" table ......,.... · $15. TV $15. 3 piece divan, STURDYoldhard\lo'OOdrock. chnir $1. Cake serving &et ~"""&' $25 couu.,;. r • c-· amallroundtop&11ipover atte& Y · ew .. ~ I 2 GOOD \\'Orkrns: 1 9.' $12,50 each. \Viii s e 11 ...::'":.g_,c"hal""-r!.$1::5:..· 5:::3&-<.1:'..-':::38o:::_· -dishes, 1 cake plate and c:at~r~r:ws m~~~m with "le .. .t•u,it jac~e_!_, med. ,no. squa~ top, heavy base $25. Chwhltfe 'tue~~" shoes S_l. Royal $20. Pair old Sleigh back portable TV's $2Q each. separately. Sin ... le bed l\fld 111SCEU.ANEOUS antiques server, 6 serving plates $1. Fi ~us y&11.1age: S 2 · Kitchen cabinet, 4 drawers. e ,-..,ey roasting pan tl\'!n beds, lfl'tt" velvet, 25 S'IJ5. llo-eies• carr'•ge AtTowhead wale• bottle• tapes $20. Lang ski boots, ~. with cover and rack SJ. 10 very nice $10. Mch. Small \Vard'ii air conditioner, good springs $ . Double bed $25. ,,... .,, -• aize 9 $25. 317-A. Cabrillo, ..:c:::..:='-------2 doon, formica top, great tnch M' ro al I I scale \\'Ith brfl.S8 pan $18. condition $25, Small 12" GE Coffee table $3.50. Head· gazettes Sl each. Boston SOc. Old heavy iron youth CM ~1028. XI' COTI'O N red star salla tor a:are.ae $10. Double food aketr umlnJum8a~gch Unusual oak coat rack $20. TV, all channel $25. 17" board $5. 267 Shel'\\·ood St, rocker $15. 'Vonder hobby bed s Pr 1 n gs S 15 · _::::_:~.:.:;;"'--=~~~ sz 543-5044 dtron1e kitchen faucet $2. 3 c pen · tn e Philco TV SlO. 542-(1372. C'CM'='-------horse Uke new $12.50. I..al'Re Old-fashioned lron double STUDIO couch S17.50. 6x3' ~-·~-~~· -----pair colorful kitchen cur-aJumlnwn salad mold 50c. 7 All and evenings through :-bed frame $5. Hand-made divider screen $15. Large 14" CHEVY wide rims & in 75c palr B hroo inch French try basket 50c. \reek till sold. G~ FORD 289 h d SJ-'66 LIKE ne-.v some V.'Orn once swing set \\'ith slide s7.50. Jd ·'-ped J ooll bl fonnlca, extends to 6', table tires with V\V adaptor ta s · at m 6~ ft new •amefish trolling behind Economy aelt..en 'l'! ea s ;i, , • • Yard equipment $ 2-$ 2 5. o """' arie ee ta e toolh brush and glass rod 11· 0 548-8533 r 1740 N Chevy 11 radio $5. '66 Chevy \\'Ome:n I clothe!!, size 5-9 Tools 25c-$15". Cam Ping top $2. Auto steering wheels $5. Travel iron $2. Scrub-plates, SM for pair. Ask for holder, aJso chronle: soap . . ga1•dSIRCMton at ewport pow e.rglidc transmission $~-f111 .. ~~dre:n'11 ,.clot1.1es, equinnlcnt $2. Toys & OOoks 50c. Bird cage, con1plete ber--pollsber $.S.50. \Vll'll? John 673-M«I. dish "'alt mounted 51lc. LARGE dog hOuse $15. Hrad· -8='-"'"-""'-----~ with L'Onvcrter $10. '68 gir s, size • 1Dc-S:-Tr1cy· Sc-$2. Unused VF\V buttons \\'ith bird bath $2. Stroller back chairs $S. Pair end \VHITE canopy bed SZ). Mp.I· CheV. trailtt h1tcti. 3,00J board $15. Davenport $2,), CLARINET, good condlii()n , RoadRurmer radio $10. cle1,S4. D~r:.~s 15c-Sb~· F1an1c6y SI. ea c h . l'oiiln'l1aneoos $2. &16-0TJ. n7,c.E. Bay, tables S2.50 each. CUstom tres.~ and box springs $25. lbs,-ball included $25. 3 pairi ,::64&-"'-'331'.!::C::.· ------S25. 646-3405, -Back seats for 64--07 V\V $5. go m ... -...1c1ne ca inc . . CM made bedstead $15. ?.lat-962-5683. 1· GE clock radio $2. 557-3765. Green loveseat $3. \Vhite household items :; c -$ 5 ·I~"°'""'==-----ching ftls _and Hen chest ot '°'"='O"'--~~~--and 3 fl'ing\e v.'Ood crank out I framed mirror $5. Framed Large pictures $2. Kid!; & $70 VOBUE single water ski, dra\1.-ers S20. Black thro\v 300 SQ. ft . used red oak par· "'lrtdows S3-SS. Scrttns to DON'T REDWOOD siding and odcl picture $2. 10xl2 ~ige rug adulis c!O"lh'ingJ.Oc-$2. Beer fiberglass, new $20. 64+Zll9. pillows, J' square 7Sc each. quet ftoorlni i;ultii: coffee m·atch each &42-2994. length!! lumber 50c-$1. T1\·in $20. Slim Gym $12.50. Iron stgll'.S $2-$7.SO~ Iiandmade BAIT tank $22. r.limeograph Electric crock pot ss. Table table: tops etc. S:Z.i CdM GIRL'S doth1ng, wry good I and double n1nttresses and $2. Sat-Sun. 129 Center St., large picnic tabi e &: benches, $2;). Artist case Sl.50. Elec· lamps $4 pr. Pa.peor haniing .-~_1377 __ . ------condltlon: Coats $8. Dretaes springs $11}-.Ul each. Elec-Cli1 6-12-8850. $25. 9:E Buttercup Aw .. FV.. tric hot plate: $8. Rudder set $1. U double rolls lm· BRONZE ship port hole win· SJ, Shirts $2. Slack1 Sl.50 PINCH YOURSELF ' + tri~ nµurtle clock \ri!h c'AST:::O,::.C::iro'-=n"'ia"un-,-,.,,-b-. .,-1-15. near l\tagnolia & Heil of! and tiller tor Sabot $8. Brief ported wall paper ss. Gold dow rlass Is 1:r· wide and Complete G!rl Scout rtumes $20. Extra full Small upright freezer $2S. San Diego F'v.')', case $1.50. Po r t ab I e veined 12x12 mirrors 50c ~" thick no. 613-15'73. unitonns $6. 23U Santa Ana Cbrl~tmas Ire<', c;ost S:JJ~ Electric oven Si5. Dining REFINISHED school desks typewrlter $25. Intercom set each. C()lorful tropical pie.--REFRl~-~G-ERA=-ro=R"s~25~_-cro..--Ave., Ct.I. Sat-Sun. now $7. Copper hov.ls, tray. table $25. 6 chairs $3 each. $20. Child's wardrobe closet $15. Gun rack, holds .f guns ture $3. 545-3103. top freezer $Z. Apartment CRESJ'LINE room cooler, and !azy susan~~. good for Small electric heater $4. $20. 8 ft, couch $25. 21331 $2. Doctor'• stalnles• case =WE=DGo-=E\=ov°'oo'==o= .. -,-.\"'m.-·-e, size stoves SlS & $20. never Ulled $20. Slab front mosaic work ~$10. Elec· 548-7602 Pinetrt>e Ln., Jl.B .. Sat. &: with needles and steel cat sl.ainless steel top -.1th ....Id-Private party. 61:>-212l door '\\'Ith metal mail 1!01, tric healer $5. Ea r 1 y _::..:c,,:.~·------sun gut for stitches $7. Bicycle ••• .,.. American brass and male :-.1,;\NY assorted !ealher tooJs, · ' seat $3. 2 boxes shotgun =d~lc:e-C$"20"."5.'"17"-!J.1=92'c.,.--.---,,.-VW bus front se:ats, like ne'"' no otht"t' han:f'\\·are $5. table la1np \\'ilh 2 green dye~ .2X-S;;. N~ver us_ed T\VO '""heel 16'' sidewalk shel:ls $1.60 each, 12 gauge. FOLLO\VING cut g I a 11 !I : $15. 2 Danish woo de n Sllm-N-Trim exerciter $6. glass shndes $10. Large Tif-Chr1st1a n Dior !IUJtcase wtth bike. coaster brake, basket Parts bin, stands up with Octagon footed bon1 $15, rJ" rockers $10. \Vooden toys ~ss"-7~-'-3044"'-,----- fany-type hanging fixture, comblnaUon lock $ 2 O. training \i•hPels, perfect $10. removable bins S25. Girl's vasr. $25. Compote $6. Sugar $.>-$!!. Laura 548-5695, Den. ZENITH blnck e.nd "'hlle TV ! amber and 11·hitc, wired $20. Magnavox portable stcre() 2 Wil500 T 200) metnl tennis captis, dresses and shirts bo\vl $7.50. 2 \vater glas5ts ni,11; 548-1~. ' $25, AAf radio, Zenith SS\ 2 , Pure linen, Danish blue $20. Fondl!_e $3. Clairol racke:ts ••both m18e ~Li~~ 25c43-2 matching l'OWld $12 each. Very old wblte SEI' of & oak chairs SlO each". tires. E78-14, $3.50. eitch . .' June~ cloth and napkins del,lke conditioner st~ weight, '*'11 grip S · .f ,, ,,...... marble lamp tables, both saUn glass vaSe $20. Lidder Beautiful walll'Ut' tahle S20. ChUdren'a pool $3. Stereo $3. ftuge ne\I.' American nag hair aetter $15. CUrUng µyn 847-6383. for $20. 2 nle.tching gold back chair, hand "wen jute Dolls $2 and $3. Jewelry and 1'eCOrd player, children's : SlO. 67:r2763. $3. Style setter $5. Sat-&in. MEN'S & Womans 3 speeds swe.g lamps, both for $18. seat $10. Disneyland COi· ilauware 25c-UO. 20 82 $15. Clock radio, Pa~ 1 \VALNt;T coffee tables SlO. ?.-9PM 6·1fr7499. $25 each. Boyt Schwinn Small Maple whe.lnot sbeU lparcctor&9,,doidor 111100 .• V..,.e:_ry .~~ Marlon Way, CM, off 21st. Beil $6. Picnic table $7. l Cosco crih Sl~. Sewing PLUMBING nlpples, valves "':::':::•n,.gr:,:a:,:Y,,:!20::::;·-S-1&4=_:::93::.7:_. ~ $5. Salad maker $1.50. 3 _, ..-o ;546-:::::983l:::=:::· _______ 1 ntachine S20. Rugs, Gx9 $15. 15cd~~g .. ~~crJ:~e ~ts. 1~· COMPLETE twin bed s ~\;~i$1oe~.~~tall i~ :.~~~a'!uh~~. ~_g.i,ni!:n~ ~~ m~~~t!'tnt~~ VW tront hood $10. Child's Rugs, llx27, beige $25. an • , eac . S9--$19. V\V rear bumper SS. !or $2S. Electric clock, like painted plates, all S5. Del Paint~ children's bedroom bike aeat SJ. Girl Scout 546-8810. Toilet sellt $1.50. Datsun \Valnut sport car steering pocket watch with chain fob Re:y ilJ\tar SlO. Garage fUmiture $)), Children'• .un~lf~orm="ll'-.=50=·~641<-"'-3680=:_· __ 1 ARGUS 35 r l . radio tor P.U. $25. Near \\'heel s.:;, Train set \\'ilh ex· s· p t E 11 h oi 25 l th bocks ac-50c, Headboard CASH nl T tmaster t • mn1 s I{ e pr0Je1:tor n C\I' tire, TISxJ•I SlO. Delu.xe tras s;;. Toys 2Jc, 50c-$1. J. e er ens aw 11hel\! lli, feet W ..., 50 Fl h ank O >'· OU 00 · \\'ith trays $25, ·Photo pr.inl bird cage $l5. Roto Bl'Oil 968-1579. sea!Cllpe print $20. M5 E. bracket!f S15. 540-3178. •"· · 11 t s $1-$7.::.0. tee make:r. ll.1odel M 514, clryer $25. Photo print .. 400.. $7.50_ Ladles ice -"':0.::0:.:'-~-~~~ 19th St., CM \VASHER $25. Dryer S2S. \Vine botUea 5Clc. 20391 never used S20. 2 aluminum \\"asher $7.50. Ornate va11i\y k 9A S2 50 4 cl ! 11EN'S J speed $17. V.'onl3.n's KENl\tORE au t 0 mat i c Bayview, S.A. He:Ja'hU. canister &el.ii, 1 tat 1qua.tt I.able $25. Tra.~h ran doily s ates,2 .4 .. • • ste co -:l speed $23. Antique bike washer S2S. 540--0289. ~~~r s.;,:w~ !~~$:N --!NE~~30~a".u"o"n=a"'qu"ari::...um_s bro\\'ll, never used $6. 1 set $150 Exeroycle S5 King umns .g • 2-'7'6" SS and $25. 842-7917. "°"""7--77.;;;...==-~~ $10 h 2-10 11 round avocado $4, Double si~e bed v.·ilh frame $10. 12' S6 each, 54.8-70l1. COLONIAL ceiling lamps EACH bed of corner set $20. Electric motor $3. Luuage aquarl~ S6 e:a~h~ .~ buln kitclie:n aink, oom· ~~i4. b'ftve1·s~ rocJ s2. c5~~F~:k ~r1$~5.B~'::~ ~\i~ce~r:~l a~ ~:;i:~!'. Rc-;~c~:leJ~~:s:k-,;;~,,~::.k::s":::,::,,;::~::';...,,.8-·_769='-:.l:;:W:c. ~e~~· ~~~~~~ =IJi5~ ~:i.o~~I;. BABY items : Clothes 5c-Sl . Pony 135 $10. Ansco Speetlex King size vfnyl quilted ing chair $5. Mangle S5. 162 8Q. ft . clean used shng hoods SOc-nSO. p 181 t1 c including faucets, baslcetA Cosco pott)' 52_ Car seat S;). SIO. Argus Argoflex $10. headboard, custom nirtdc Round end tables $1 each. carpet-amber/while w Ith aquarium plants, Anacharls, S25. Set of 12 tumbler Vaporizer Sl. _Diaper pail Revere 8 mn:i with 3 len~es, eost $200, now , S25. Elec· ="641<-'=1=861=. ---~-= under felt. $Zi. 641>--1377. FoxtaH, Homwort 25c euh. glasses, amber b am bo () 50c, Step s!ool SOc. 5,52-9369. :~inallJd $250, now .... s~. trolu.x tank vacuum $20. WHITE carpet, 14xlli, $25. BRASS chandelier, 5 lights 1Ybeam~-h 1-f I ex 210 ~~!! $1CP. 8'5' s~aker,.,.! ohm. · cameras ~ a. New knit tops $4. New boys 64(;-9708. S15. F1uted S\1i'ag lamp S15. 1 rg._. aids $25. Solomon .;u-.., ..,. ITT: ex· G LADDER chail'I Sl2 each. Flash guns, tilters, cases pants $2.50. New caplei;s ='="'="''-~~~~~~ Plate glass ntim:ir $!.SO. .ski blndlnp $2(1. 934 Darrell tingul!iher, ref l 11 a b I e , Birch drop lent $25. Mini 50c-S3, Heath EK-2A basic wig, never worn, cost $28, TABLE saw $25. Stand $10. Flrelace tools $5. 4 folding St., CM after 9 A~f, 1 blk chrome, 2~1 aal. water S5. bike $25. Slim Gym $2:J. radio kit SU. Leica ITOOY sell for $14 . Styled hair Bow cover for 3 6 ' cbalrs, be I g e $1.95 each. no. ot WlllOD and 2 blks 12 raure thotrun, Har- \\'hife dresser $25. 993-21~4.. lens hood $7. Computer pro-pieces $3.50. 536-8.w.l. ChrisCra!t $2:). 646-5632. 673-4769 Cd~1. "·est ot Placentia. rlngton I: R I c h a rd • o n , FORD 1nur bbl. minifold and carb u retor Sl5 .. Econoline front end, com· plel e $10. Steering box $5. • 14>:7-4 lug aluminum mngs. Forfl Sl!"> each. 835-3074 or graming books s 3 -s 8 .T ·"'n"..,:=::S!l:.1::1,.::50:,1.;:0::N==1-~1• 3 MAN raft, toot PllDlP, oars. -L"'u"o"'iv"'i"G-"c1ru=m'---.1-.. -z~,.~1d~,,-. MAGNUS ,~ ~an, single shot with cue $2.5. .22 Mi·c-meters $10-$12. n.i•. 'cooer J. U-"liltland ' -'I t -'~" ""• Se' di bolt '" A' d'ti . harg s'"" e in ex~ en lll Hat cymbal• 14" $25 bench mu11le 125 2 ,,......., gauge ar s e uxe Pickett slide rule $8. Zeph"'' ir con 1 oning rec er -nditl •on °"" NtN> ' • -·~ "th .. -·• nl I lettering instrument sro. klt $3. Corwtte knockoff :'"~"""on~~~~-'~°"'~~~ eac-h, lti Hat stand SlO. 18" naugahyde chairs with oon 1~, caae125• -, o Y 'uiew h •Is $25 842-79J7 TURQUOISE stone 15. Ztu>t' Zyn cymbal IJO. Sh"-ner tab!(' 125. Man's -J;..... imes · new ce nr Lietz dratting instru1ncnts _w--'-e'-'c"-'='-"-'"-'-=·---c "'• t 1 s-h 'lh ring $12.50. Nav .. v. bracelet il-·m, , .. -stand, practice ball ~-~ I'" 6'L' moon amps J eac w1 $7. Box of dratting i;upplies SILVER candy dl11:h $5. ll5 .,..,, 5448 ...,_ •u ...... -. ' ..,..., "'""'• "'· n bulbs 586-1438 S7. \Veeken<l Cli' weckdnys Sn1all ceranlie incense 70°'·~~~o:cc·""'~-~~ pad; sticks $25, 1 :Z'' Ouistmu tree $5. LJ,ght1 ='0000::.'-"'o...:;;:::::·---= 673--0734. burner Sl. Large glass vase AUTOHARP, 12 chord, like Ton1-Tom S15. Bass drum and trimminp $5, 2 table REAL hair blond wig SlO. Sl!'IGLE shot .22 rine $20.1 ,0"===-~~--~-s3. Small ceramic wine keg new S25. Sear's child 's "ith new heads and pedal ·lamps$6eidl.~~ble 'Blond potltche Sl. Mac- Old \Vicker baby crib $15. T\VIN size l!ol!ywoocl bed , \\"ilh stand and glass $.I. typewriter '"·ith case, like $25. Ask for John 673-9440. Sl O. Clock rad!O lilf."" £lee, Gregor tennis racket, 54~759. Kayak, 2 man with pflddlcs cofl11Jlete $15. 548-4305. N•w eh-m• and ••alnut ba'" new $8. Globe ccil'"" tixlure 20 all be 1 trlc gulte.r SlS, Amplifier needs re:rtringlng $8, Beige " •v "' " • ">& TWO fr on water a erll $15. Regina floor HCrubbe Sarnaonite hat bo" 15. Beige $!), Large tool box tor trurk GIRL'S or ladies ZI" English utensils $1. ?.fonkey pod $5. 546-TI78. used only 2 months S15 $lS. Nesco roaster $1Sr Samson t t e "' woman's $15. Old AJ\f·FM table radio -thin line 3 speed bike, has bowl $2. Goold throw pillows GIIT apron11, Cobbler $2.75. each. 6~1573. Typewriter table $3. .f' levei wardrobe, la.rge SU. Bel.~ $8. 5.16---0307. Iron! han~ b~akes and {iar $1 each. 6 Y.'lllnut and cork Bib $2.75. Wastellne $2.50. 2 DISHWASHERS S18, $20. $5. Dratting aet SS. Electric Samaonlh?· ladles coametl.e COFFE·E table $6. Baby bed t•oa~1~f ;~·ci27 e\~ce ~~~ coaRters In stand 50c, Large 543-1913. G.E. tank vacuum $10. 219.. vibrator $4. 2 snack sets, ca6e $8, Brass mapzlne S!I. Bookca5e $5. Liltle bicy· r-on on " ~ · · book on the United Rtat~ CAMPING grub box $10. TV portable $5 each. Rem· 7'".>e each. Games 75c each. rack S2. Bathroom scale $3. cle $15. Foot stool $3. Guitar St., CM &12-54R7. ::~~di~ne,~~11~~v ::: An~lquac~ 552-9369. lngton typewriter $20. Swan-Deluxe Scrabble $4. Paint Fu\ I 5 1 z e q u ! J t e d $20. Kitchen chairs S6 ee.ch. SLIDE projcc!or, take s "' "" '!EN'S de.rel toilet tank $10. 3 bnahes 25c-7Sc. Records n•"-n/~ld silk comforter ecli k $1• El ythl 1 35 iron headboard for twin bed iv garntcnt bai 13. --... R ner roe er a. • l'C-an ng rom mnl to r.·,_.,,9 shOv.-er heads n .50, S3. Car 25c-SL Reader's 01-st con-15, =• =•L · lock $5 °· · 3" "' $25 Le 11· 2 tt. 21" blnck and ll'hlle con· ,"""'~~;:::;,· ~---~~ •• ~~ tn c c . .JO:ascnpc pu:· , Jll x .. ,.. . ns J. car-"' ve.cuum $5. 3910% Channel densed books $1 each. Pole ~~~='-----tun? ss. Handmade Persian riers SS each. 1 carrier $10. sole, \\·orks '"·ell $20. 4'x6' CANISTER vacuum $1 O. Pl N B 673-1603 lamp SJ, 2507 Lehiib Pl., BODY part!: 66 Impale., 62 vases $20. La.nips $:J) caich. Case $5, hai·tlly u sed wooden table \1ith form.lea 552-9369. =""°""'=='' "'""'-"''='·~-== CM 545--2810. lmpala., 66 GTO, 59 El S.13 \V. Stevens r\o. 5. =541J.=.,c723=='4._..,..._____ top $10. Itardwood OC· i.0:::::='--~~~-BEAUTIFUL BR Al DE D ~---------Camino, 63 Quy1ler, '51 (You're Not Dreaming) I But You Can PINCH YOUR PENt41ES with a 1="'=5-8o...:;;56cc4.c·..,_....,..-.,..,.--,--STEREO iecl to reel m~c ~==~na~n'r11:c~r, fiZ~~ ';;Ye c!dd~0i ffo~~!J~~; =~e carpet $2 yanl. A;~tr cans,etleAC/~P S ~25. J1~~d:·~~ml~s~~ GE standard l"etrig-l'ratnr, tape recorder S25. Speakers hardwoorl dinette chairs, $10. Sewing rrui.chine $10. "w"ALLc;.;:=hccea'-te-r-, ~lik-e-n-..,-wl"'t"h track stereo $15. Craflex $25. '55 Old1 tranamluion A~! OT ~ood condition S2J. 642-1197. SIO each. J\11crophoncs $10 xlnt condition $6 each. Elec--Electric roaster $10. Photo wall control $20. 673-1S7l SChool M a 1 le r film $25. •s.; Scout housing S25. C1\FJAN. black crepe or ench, hardly u~ecl 5'1.~72:W. tric trying pan, looks ugly lamps $3. Spotllte $10. Ph1g -""".;:;;;""'"'-"""'=c..:::"'--strlp/sllde projeetor SXI. New Ford flatbed pistons •·lack crcrv• yarda"'C, 4 4-600x12 tires $16 each. \\Vrks beautiful $3. Electric pong table $5. 484 E. 16th 1 PENN No. 155 heavy duty, OllvetU manµal ad d 1 n I and "'""" 115 G st Uo Cl • ... ...~ .. St .• CM" star-drag ocean reel &: rod, machine' $20. 14" portable ... a ' u a n ass f" d ,.d I yard Iii $ 5. Rec 0 r ~ \\'heel_s $8. Hub CflP!! $4 , fits popcom popper $2. Large 30 lb. test llne: no. Garcia Zenith TV $15 Et 625 t be belt and-holle '$6. 81'nc14 tire• I 1e ,.... ' ~~~h~~k~n:J~5o~ ~1:~~ ;:;: ~;~~~n c~~td ~~l~~~s, T~i:~~ ~~~~ sc;;'!g 1:%rt \\~r 'E~.~~iear;•lys~~~1tht5e. :m::i ~J.NUG.K~~: ~J:r $10.~i:er I c~o~ ~56.Chev. rims $10. A~~WY A~'M~~~, · .. I 540-4479. wrench S9. 548-72.";4, \Valnut stand for beer keg .....,l"V'C A t tic ---•-~-· BUNK bed -8""" t 1 S3. Childs boston rocker. dual point distributor $12. GARRARD auto turntable a o ma tr4l.n•n11M1UO ........ ""'"' ma · • 1 ROLLA\\'AY bed and mnt· 35 J\1M aulotMtlc electric brand new $l5. Cosco hlgh 979-9596. $10. Jr. player piano A rolls cooler $10. 4 pf~ el«.'tric tresses S10 ~llch. Desk $20. tess $25. Decorators he.Ad· eye camera $25. Light ch . 1 $~ C 1 bri CHAMBERS gao st-·e •~. s5. ~ st. Lorem student touter $& One burner 3 Sink, 0eeP¥-'ell $20. Mower board bed $'25. Pl'ojector. metrr $15, llOlh stlll in ov~~~. ~\vn~!.th!~ Swimmlna pool he~t~r ii5. violin $25. Aatro telelCOpe temper&ture hot f)kte SS. JS, 50' 220 cord $10. 3 1peed 3 N 1 =·e~~~fe~.s.!I~ if~ ,;;r\~;· :~;:.i~s~!72~. ~ 8W.utl,~~~d~t.~eib.~: ~ ~ ~\~:~ T~~ i~~Sot!~· he>:::"ef'tbqtru$7~ ~~b:rt :.pe~o:i:rel=~ :~~ 1:tm:O~~~=-~~ LI 'ES Mahogany dining chairs $7 l{URJ'iUltecd perfect. 545.7234'. S48-9S83. edger $15. ~2174. 1951 Ml\grl(Wox B A w tv $25. ra:r.or $3. Stereo head•t $5. 545-5989. 20271 Bayview, ench. 548-6435. . . UN IROYAL !Ire• 4 ply Panon1, CM Canadian brand ne:w Ice Portable GE A M I F M S.A. 1-(&'ta. ' • k $20 P 3 TIRES .fr: rims, 6 lug GM -'-te• ~ •• 1 •10. Unicycle 1lereo $25. Portable TV SPEAR gull new $ 5 . VOIT \\·ater .s 1 • IHI' fihef'l:'.lass b e I t e d 7/10 I with Gem-ral J ho SOFA 12 5 Refri :'o>UI ;i,'""' " •---' •·3 I water ski's no blnd!ngs ~· tubeless, Dot 151 V-l, $2:i r nis um · gcrator $5. 2 boy1 blket, cobra $4. sw.uu "'· E ectrfc undwl~ Bleacher' 1~•t1, 2, $10. ' Farmer John wet 111u1t men !t cReh, S,000 miles o I cl. ~60.73 ~:6ir5S08 hpply Sll~ en.ch. $17.l~lll 15.td Clngarpeth oweep.9 $3voy $2. FUm edJtor $10. w••annerh TrSl. ~~lnJdfoool11151 Lantern, manUe $1 Jerry ~JIME5 , 1 irmall ~10. Slot car set $10. ~·A 0022. 115_'""';'.;'.i.".,...,,. eng e runs cr · a 1 c est& S Movie postera SOc. 75c. Ex· . u.!'..1· ... tut11t1~1~1 ..'! El · Cf.fl, s aal. 'vater $3. ------jhJ,,.,ill"'"ltl11 1• ll'f'l-00 .,....,..JOOV each. Lunage $1-$7. one a>• uA ns ~· e:c J 1 1 u.rae ~~houS: ELEG~NT (lress ' v.· I t 11· '"""-"CH=""E°"v~2"c1r-wl~lh~oo-o1"", ~61-wtifll!l·muer ns~ extra ttte.· ~~;~-~i:;=b=~~ 1i· n~_jfy~~J!r-fi~ --· ! $'5 Chev 343-400 headers mritch1ng coat, \\'001 arKl cyl, 3 apeed. Complete, runs 556--0777. Callee table $$. Lamp $.5. 1 Peed b 1 k tr, n e , d, Ironlna boa.rd $4. 548-1&22. 1 00~ man rubber r&ft sto. 11i!k c:ombinaUon champagne but smokes. Pa.t11 tt..SZi or TY~. portable:, Pol\ Sl5. s r b IND Motorcycle tire!! K-70 size color, size 12. v.'C1rn once. ~II eomplete. Eledrlc like new, lo case S20. Boy's "er aaw c u PIU'U/work JIG. MS--1796. IAN jewelry: R 1 n I• , 400xlS 6 400x19 near ne\\' CQ.lit ,S250. Bullo c k 's stoveS25.549-1690-54J.3691. Adldq IWlbt'T aoc'ee r f:."'~ra=~~Ja":~ KENMORE wather, 125. 4 ~~~~piie~: $2 00 u:> c.ach. Gas m,odel car S22. \Vilshirc, 110"' $25. 644-8822· n E CREATtONAL vehicle ~15•15!izoG 41! fantlonnlca6, •d•rnk $13. Tires $5. Batter Y f!eetf• lt=~twl~ "'"w111kl,.nal11 dlllon $15. Meib Dlaypen, l G• • modtl; A1rplane S · OAK C11ptains chai r from battery, 95 amp, 90 pl11.te. ce • ray e:11 cbargtt (6 vnlt) $6. Voltage "'""'• very good condltlon $7. rJ;lblmouth r9ar end~ 3.91 18Afl'11 lAloon, tooled leather ona nmnlh old $25. flfcdiwn with . ?ne drawer and two Inverter $15. Gu pipe $5. teparatel)'. 2• Bird• ln Fllaht metlll wllll • .oilena ~ $25. M1n'.hell chair very old, anUttoo apool ~izt truck mhTort $5. ft.f.l\ple mAtChing book shelv~1 $:.S. Screen door SS. Bl•ln ~. LARGE tnckle bOx $3. PeM tculeture $11. 552-7178. ""'-~air condition $2$". ~ turned foldJng chnlr $2.1 pole lnmpa, 3 lites 110. AfleHld boott, child' 11~1 llBQ mottr Ir tPit $3 Camp 350 used once 112 6/0 ~ ;;t;; man pup ten( $5. each. Snmkestnnd humidor Headboard and fl'&lne $10. 3 & 4, $3.50. Two Danl11h stove $7. Steel btlm $5. Se~ator reel with lln~ $25. 2 mJOENTS deik $8 each. Any Item Pr"1ced ' ' l I ' I ' I \Valnut coffee table SS. $]!!. WO ft. ~pool IA In nylon 1973 vnn mlmln $8. Roof lounge ch&ln with r uah Tratler wheelt $4. Chevy ·New ~fltchtll 622 m . Heavy duty punah bal,I, DNm pump $10. ~rd rope SlO. Fh;hlng rods & vont ss. 321 Chevy block S25. 11ea11, one excellent con· 1tarter $5. Car cooler ST. Ctutom trowllne rod Sib attadte• to \\"ll!I tlO. Girl• albums OOc each. Glrl'fl reel $l·SIO, GI a •• w a T c Crank I0:.10 $25. Cam, new dltk>h, ~ netda rtplllr $1&, vw Pllrtl $5.. Sc1aor jack Hooks le. 4 pickup whffli white •hoe •kate•i •ln 3• S58 or L-· I Pink A: white formal aize 7 $1-$5. Old and f\(IW books bearings $23.. Plstom rod1 and tT.00. 1SOO-J21d5 clear $6. Electric motor $), and dNJ, 14 Inch .II.ltd 15 like "u:.fui W&r pme•, • ~ l JU. CUh-oob' ~"25. ~Q!tl h11.ll .J1tr 11-01 $2. $25. 40 hp . VW exhau11 plastic bap wtth '111ap Typtrwriter P> C.mMr Inch S5 each 'Electric drUl1 &ftll ult $I~ C.OOl· •If more ttt. I b • .. ~EIVOOD OVV\/bro!ler Campaign butrons !Ge 4!aeh, header $l5. -vw braffi, ftiW bandlet-k-tach. 641 8'31. -IC?reena-St. e-~t-~I and $'1:50~142-ton hol1"' bl.JI•, ~· ne.w: n,w. Cbild'1 _ n ~~ tern, the CCN'l1J lnHI tetet "'~•AJ Ith .-...1 22901 Loumvnt, El Toro, d r u m s $15 • Ro t a r y LIKE llf!\\' roTlaway bed $20. tual pomp $5. Soldfti.l\C jack• SS each. Tool• 2fio..$10. t~e :J l~b ... lc .etn!: cinnot ~UMd ~.) , • Avocado tin • • ........ con· Lake Fo~!lt area, 10 UI 4 lawnmower. e:Xct'IUe:nt S25. Sat ()r Sun' AA1. -2233 lron (-'. TV $10. Ch&1n $2. Sat-Sun, 1-4. 334 Alv• Lane. 11 ~ Blrd Cqt w1ih ac-64.2. S6ir ' dlUon $2.'i. 96S-79l8. u Jd set & Sun. ......_ Nl'v.' mu cetcher SJO. 2 f"airview Rd. 0 1 Ed¢ is. 64&-3250. CM ott Santa Ana Ave .• CM ,,,· •• .:....._ ,~ ..... ,-..... .-..1 . ' 1 1300 cc h\'O barrel manuo ~ th -·• l10 6,.~ .. -.-·in ...,. ~ .,... .... ..,..,,., ' and holly bUI 1 pr a r '1!YCLE EngU!h 3 11peed ~57~~lo~wen a.uu parts · DOUBLE bed SU. 2 bunk bed AR.\£ OfAJRS tor p.me ~.~ type ,tablu $25. Ban with • l ct.rburttor m. CentlnciJ '*5· And Monnrk 11~1te1· frames SlO. Pl~n $1896 table.have a>at$1T.$0each. CL.A· , IOOif•·condltion te&ln tbtlsh top S25 . ·, d:tltribUtOr $10. MJ.:1258. l'Jb, both xlnt 96M600. T\\'IN saf11. bed $10. ~!l3G!l. Caf1ltal St., Of. 642-5193. sr,,...1so.. $25 ... ~3405. ~ $49-1827. ~· I . - i Saturday, Septembtr 15, 11173 DAILY PILOT 33 ,Cl-_-.. -::--::::-,,.._lrl I ,,.. • -llB I ~ J~ [ llil I llil I ]~I 1~1 -1 _ ..... _,,. .... iiiiiiillil§J .. ·1 I L-. 2 Tlm.s, $2.llG Ho--:""'-'= -:._ ____ l::;S6~ Boots, S.ll 909 Cycles, Bikes t.JTn.E •lny kfttHI needll horne, 5 wkt:. b'.lg halt'tK'I black I: while, M. Box trained, 546-lo.'192. 1'fUS'r 5\!IJ oow! Barrel NEW 2-l' 191'3 :~ta 11 k e e Scooters 925 Motor Homos S.lo/Ront 940 910 970 l\utos, tmpon.a MASERAn T ~;.."';..;•c;kt;:.... ____ .;.9.;;.62:, Autos, Imported ' 970 ~ Imported- FREE Sofa 8' I o n g , naugahyde, ~lue green COi· O'-* 9fli..9626 • Ib:1c~r. gre11.t interm1..'d kidll Dolphin aaJlb1& •loop. In _;;.;;;;.;;..;.;.;.;;...... ___ = horse, mw;t be cxp'd •water only 4 mo. Lolli of op-SCHWINN, heavy duty blke 673-4().i2 ' tlonru equip. Lge lll11t.'Out1t lo Vl'ry good condlHon, Jtleal CHESTNUT Colt, 1~~ yr old, off list price. By owner, for new1puper boys. Cost Reg., ~I Arabian. Trained. fTlf) 496-9390 f\C\Y $87.95 .,.,ithout rack, Beil offer. 963-IDT 2;1' SCHOCK. main, jib, th!s one $4:i \Vllh ruck. Cenoa, & spinnaker. Tillt'r 893-6460 alt 6Pt\f or Sut·Sun. * 9. yr. bay gelding, girl's & whl strng, seagull outbl"d. • BICYCLE SPECIALS * 3 BABY Kittens, 1 'veeks, rldtng horse. $350 w/tack. P.lu,_1 sell·going to Tahiti, New 10 sp from ....... $59.95 from beautifUI C a l i c o --,,,.,-.,.--""':.:'-988-"'"':.._-= s ·~ "7"' u nlother. , ac . .>.>.l-.i ...:;, 675--3801 ask sed 10 sp from •.••••• $25,00 • 646-35'13 e Livestock 851 for Greg. Bike cleaning ....•••••. $4.50 NEW 20' Motorhome 413 engine, ruck -& lt1ddcr lully s. <:. $7495 SCOTT'S CAMPERS 1001 S, lllil'bor, S.A. 83""33n 14 ntiles N.·San Diego F\vy. l Trallen, l ravel . 945 -----FOR Sale Kite No 910 Beach Bicycle 806 E. Balboa FLUFFY ?i.fruuc, black &. YOUNG &nta1n hem .some ;yellow &. .;.,hite, very 'tast &. Blvd., Balboa. 675-T282 1vbite, 6 wks. old. ao!t & laying, others re'ady . 1n gd cond. Winner of Kite 1973 TRIUMPH 750 Borr cule. Handsome l?linkgg pro-Nationals (Silver K. on Ket· neville, $1350. or trade !or NEW 24' *640--0'720* duccl's fsnmlf caters too) ten Hoffen racing sail) 2 van or pickup. 49Z-1145 Ull ~fALE, Beagle ml"<, apx 3 · St & $2., 496-4123, '{Capo sets sails, Cali 494.Sll6. 6. AJter 6. 496-4785. fully self oontalned, It I Beach.). $3150 y r t1, q u e, I en t e. ~~~~~~~~~ FOUR SAIL 2 BICYCLES for sale, both 1 Housebroken. needs good r Beautiful 13' Sa I I boat. yr. old. Stingrays, 1 orange, SCOTT'S CAMPERS home. 83.l-2149 l -l~ llarbor Fun tor four. End of 1 blue, fastback L'QSl $120. 1051 S. liarbor, S.A. 5 K 1 t tens, Siamese ~ Fqi .. ment ttf sun1mcr, dlscount pr Ice ea, sell $65. &10-0777 839.3371 mother, father ?" 10 Wks, . ~750. Ti)l·~P trailer in-10 SPD, like nu Jacques An· ~4 nlil~ N.·San Diego F\\1Y.l box d~~.; .. 9 sonle long 1,:luded. 551-3497 qUetil $300 Racing Can1· IDEAL '63 17~2', S.C .. excep. halre • .,.~ Boats, General 900 9' GLASPAR Dinghy, $100 pagnola, full equip, sell cond., ne\V lg. refrig, apt LOV ASLE I )'l' o I d , H-28 Cruising Ketch, Nice $200. 6.:JG-6129 stove, many exb-as, $1.500. b!k/\vht female, "people" Try $12,500. Islander 30 HONDA CL 350 1969 Good 847-7642 cat, shots, box trnd, "'ill ALL BOATERS ~1a1:k II, Good ge~r. Avery cond. $300 or ~st -0ffer call EASY towing tent trailer· spay, 644--0139 A & Coti\pany, 67":>-8990 Gary, bcf lOan1 or aft 5pm, sleeps 6 Nimrod $400. 1671 5 Kitl•n•, 8 """"' old. Box TIENTION! 21 ' VICTORY l,:C54:::!l-::;23"'2'-'1 -co==--==-= Gi,tec. ~781l. trained. Basic BoaUng Course Excellent cond, 2 muini;, (2) 1973 SUZUKI TS.125. 16" ZENITH, older, S.C. Box trained. in jib, 180';~ Gen00, outboard under 600 mi . ea.. Xlnt Toilet, good insul. nu tires, Call 673-ZW2 seamanship & boat handling and trlr. Dir. 642·7722 cond. $975 boU1, or $500 ea. a\vning, $595, 642-4335. * SHORT HATRED St. lit Be h Phy ALLJONE Racing Sabots.1~673-"'-1"1;:.21:..,..~~~-~-NEW 18' Bernard, papers, 1ree to · ac O\ver Squadron Summer Close Out, fully 10 speed Sc1:1v.:inn Supel' good home. ?>f o vi n g. Septembe~a1~1~1 at 7 pm rigged front $299 up . Sport, 19~1", ladies 1ran1e , Fully self contained. 6'1-5177 •l 67;..<;U xlnl oond. ru.king $lli. I $2445 FEMALE Belgian Sheep Marina High School & * * 14' FIBERGL A SS .~646-=8308~,.:';:""::;'::.· -..,.,,,...-,..,-----, SCOTT'S CAMPERS Dog, 4 yn, A.KC, good obe-1-"t. Valley High School sailboat. Good condition. HODAKA 90 w IC er i an i 10•1 s 11 bor S \ • dlence & family dog. W/trailer. $275. 833-8roJ forks, ;, · ar • ·1 • 968-2940 A great opportunity for eveniilgs. Akron front rim, $250. 14 miles N~~~iego F\vy.\ FREE to good ho n1 c' all boating enthtlSia.sls BEAUT, Mint cond. 26' Ex· Call 548-3120 BeautUul long haired cat. lnfornlation (714) """ "•'" ca.Hbal", ~1ps 4 radio, head;6 1969 TRIUMPH 500 corn-15' SC01 TTSMAd N, sips 6, Laguna, 494-7013 ~ ITP 0/B, Spin gear . pletely chopped, good L'Ond. very c ean. ual gas tanks, SJ8-t~ 548-3874 900 f 2 new carpeting, $580 firm, GOLDEN Retriever to good N Mill · · $ or best of er. 54S-10 5 962-5l50. honie. Fem. 21; yrs. spayed. ancy er 26' GAF Rig Cutter, Classic. '72 HONDA. fJJO. 4c'yl, ex· I will store your srriall travel shots, xlnt ,v/klds. :.41Hi767 743 Main St. One design, teak decks, sips tended forks, Good cond. ·trailer for the winter. Will KITTENS, 4 all \Yhite, I Huntington Beach ~n~5-~~i,' xlnt cond. Nice. $1000. 960-1443 not be towed, lite use. blk/white, 6 wks, old. You ... are the winner of · · •ny. AJS 250. Xlnt cond, 536-9529. 53S-9005 TWO FREE TICKETS UDO 14 -No. 630. New rig· many xtras. Must see! $575. -=~"""==~c=-- HOUSEBRh.'N, \\'ell behavE"d 10 lhe ging, rudder & tiller. Gel· (TI4) 673-3M8. NEW 26' 1 yr old dog. Very s\1'ect. RECREATION coat & ~t cover, inclds. '72 BMW Silver R60/5 5000 Fully self contained, double needs good family. 552--0751 VEHICLE SHOW good trailer, Sl,OOO, 61;,-7751 ml, Full dress, $1 950 . bed. PLAYFUL bl & \\'hl killcns, SEPT. 19TH-23RD LIDO 14, Hiway Trlr, newl-",64:;::H919..;:.,oc·c.,.,.~~~~-$3195 7 ~·ks. hsebla1, son1e fluffy At the cover, .+ extras, ~ ''12 YAMAHA 350, lo miles, SCOTT'S CAMPERS IM-t--0903 ANAHEIM STADIUM 6~~<6 lmes. Clean. $850. like new,,:..} ,?~r. $575 :IOJ""Ull~ 1051 s.8~J3~· s.A. 2000 Sta~1~~i~e Blvd., RHOD~S ~lassie ra.cin~ 'TI YAMAHA 90, only 800 mi. 14 niiles N.·San Diego F\\'}'.) Please call 6-12-5678 ext ns c:hamp\Oll . HAN_AHULI. Like new. Call l{en, 4~2 lo clai.111 your tickets. T6~ .~nd. lt1on. $6500. Ph: or eves, 497-1832. '67 TENT Trailer Nimrod, . ...-u.u good oond. All xtras. elee (North County Toll free , . 1971 HONDA 450 CL. $450. 1·1 Hard t 1125 ••g..•022 nun1ber il'i 54()..12201. KORALLE 12 fiberglass v:ith 2 helm•!•. ca 1 J 1 t. op · i1'i .LO • Pets, General ISO ~~~~=-==-= 1 1 d " -~-------\VANTED; 18-25 hp. Out soop, a.um. spars, a~n 642-2661 evenings Auto Seni1ce, P1rts 949 salls + extras, trlr lncl. ~ 27 GAL. fish I an k, board engine working or Like new. Bst/ofr. ~3076. 1972 HONDA TRAIL 90, $295. Cust-o-matic Auto Air w/Heihein1 filter s)•stem & nol Call 1972 Honda T-" 70 $185 · "°"3410 12' KORALLE sail no 6146 4 64• "l20 ~-tu.1 ' • conditioner $35. stand. Like new. $100. Eves. J.:J7' ..,.....,, * •.• 7939 * 644-6834 mos -Old. Car roof top car-1 '"'"=7''=~~~-~~ - CANOE for sale. 17ft double rier \y/easy loader. $600. LATE '72 . Bultaco 12 5 •••••••••• TALKING l>fy!Ulh bird hull fiberglass, paddles too, 962-S082. Pursang, M11runi ~ aft 5 llB --- '71 Chevy >/4 Ton Van Auto 1'rana, Po1v('l' Steering, Air Cood, A-fag \Vhcels, 29,850 1ulles, A~l/1'"M SU!t\'O and Tape lkck, \Vhitc '' ilh gold striping. $3295 NEWPORT IMPORTS ' 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 642-9405 ----Saturday Special 70 FORD 'I• P.U. Service brd, auto 111 at Ir trans n1ission, po1\cr stl't.·r· ing, po11·er b1·akes, ;iir con· <litioning, lO\\I n1ilt"'s. und \l'Cil kepi. Elect. or plunill. Dreani (272;oG 1 $2842 lllan]l'E; tlluhuo Ol\!11 & ~ 'ii.I.I\ ' IUl\IU .. , ... ~, ..... ' • .,. .... ~ < ~ ~· '73 CJ-IEV ~ 'lon can1per special, 4 spd, pi;. split rims. lili:' Eldorado Cabover camper,· !'ilps 6. Divot"Ce .forces sale! 5J2-!l483 '73 INTERNATIONAL 10-10. Travelall. Loaded-Custon1, 5,fXM) mi. Driven by L'Ql11· pany exec. Avail 1\0\I'. 642-9TI2. '60 CHEVY ~~ T(ln PU ALFA ROMEO ALFA ROMEO \\"h~ buy tln 11lsn r1111~ BUY a Winner 1 The nr-w '1'J Alfi1·lto111l'O, 'i2 Berlina den10. $3795.00 NOW AT . . . illrarh Jhupurt~i ff \J!XI 'h '"~' H<j1 .... '> N• •L• •I '" • ! M~ t>4'-'b . ., -·-· A.LFA RO~l"EO ·SAAR TOP $$$ Beach !111po\'ts 11ill buy your Alfa Ttu1nco, p::ild ror or not. F'o1· top dollar. St~t· Bud Or Boll at Bl'a•·h ln1 por1s toduy. . ilh-.1d1 Jh11i11111~i li 1.uo w c"" .. ""P<""'Y 1"T "''""~·· fll-)(.h 64'> tAOt> . -.. '66 Alfa GTA Blue 11·irh ron1ras1ing inter· ior, 5 spd, 4 \1•het'I disc l>l'akes radial 1 il'es Extl'a shal'p, ·Sec & Drivt.' (TNE· 4361. $1588 . . . - ilh-.1rh Jh11p1111!i f<!' l:'<.X• 'II ,, I •«,..,..il'j i'l•.,.v•' I~"'-' 1:>4• MO.:. -. --·-.. w/shell. V·S, 3 spd, ne1v =======,,,,,,,,,= trans & battery, $550. 673-7354. '68 RANCHERO, V·S, f[l cl air, auto, ps/pb, raclio, cargo cov., blue. 833--0070 days. AUDI AUDI l!l73, lOOLS. Xlnt co11d, aulo, air cond., am/fin stereo, call aft 6 pn1. 62.3-1108. AUSTIN HEALEY '70 DODGE ~.-T. P.U. Can1per Special \V{n1ed. size campcl'. $2395. &16-6925 a.ft 9/16. '66 AUSTIN Healey. In good conditio11. $2200. or best O{· 1973 F-250 FORD Ranger, fer. 537-8491 4x4 pickup. All exlras, ~~=~~---= under \Varrty, 536-6388, alt 4 '67 MK·3000. 1 01\·11e1', 50,(XX) pm. orig. nlilcs. Nc1v <'lutch. ('le. XI cond. S3000. 548-5363. '54 ~~ Ton P.U. Red-223 cu. in. Campe r ' shell. BMW Runs/needs \\'Ork $ 4 O O • Cash/otter, 646-9269. ORANGE COUNTY'S LEASE A NE\V TRUCK OLDEST All makes • types • sizes & Pur ch/option 64:>-7030. '73 DODGE Van, V-8, stick, $3800 cash or take over payments. 5~1:<.W. Vans 963 Excellent selection or pre. ~~~~ ~& stand. $200. ~592-~pe, che a p. 5£6 SAILBOAT. Xlnt cond. PM. * 646-~777 * Built in 19n. Brand new HONDI< 90, Just overhauled. Autos for Siie II~ I '73 CHEVY Van, Sky Blue \V· D()!:ls 854 Boats/Marine sails. 2 rudders. 673-<Jl.39. Lots of spare parts, 2 xtra stripe , V - 8 , stick. e PUPPY WORLD e Equip. 904 CORONADO 25, 6 hp eng, 3 tires, ~~st ofr.' 645-1~ ~iiiiijiiiiijiiiiijiiiiijiiiiijiiiiij~iiiiij~ ~~~~~~111u~~t .~el~ ;3~~~ price re-evaluation models. DEMO $ALE SALES-SERVICE· LEAS ING OVERSEAS DELIVERY Chihuahuas, Tinv Poodles, CHRYSLER Ace marine sails, $4400. 645-4508 or 'TI HA Davidson 125 Gener1I 950 494-8187. Atnericon Eskiilio tSpitzl, l'ngine, 6 cyl. 110 HP com· 83CHM46. CC, $IOO. Good transporta-----------' -~~------- ROY CARVER, Inc. 234 E. 17th SL. Pit Bulb;, Bull TelTier, plete, LIDO 14 No. 2662 Trailer tion. 5.SG-5210 4 PP.I. e FLEET SALE e CLEAN '68 Ford, V·8, bed, Cho1\', Cockapoo, Kee!'ihond $195 * 6T:>-0914 plus dolly, xJnt. * Bultaco 250 PUrsang • refrig, porta-potti. drps, Cos!a Mesa 5464444 • CREVIER. BMW and Engllab Bull Dogs. 100 OU1'B01\RD motor, 5 HP 673-5371 1969 FU~ ~EB~~must Sell or Lease f;i.ts~iio2 spkrs $1750/of- MIXED PUPS!! Stutl Seagull. World 's greatest 1 7' 1970 RA I NBOW. see , . . Sales • Service • Leasing '65 FORD Window Van. 170 .al8 W. l!I: St., S.A. 853.Jtn Service Most Breeds. outboard motor. Only $150. Catamaran, all fiberglass. '70 DKW 125 MX . .''12 engine. Open Eves: 531.5027 496-ll.5fi or 496-ti(XX) Xlnt cond. 64&-0051, George. Runs xln't. Mm>nts, Iota of COLLIE Pups, 10 wks old. OUTBRD 50hp ES modern SOLING xtras. $425. 548-JS91. AKC, h'Q/TI. $50. 20281 Sirch S250, Flat trailer to haul car all sail.a & trailer. $2.500. ''12 YAM 100MX, xlnt cond. St. Santa Ana J1eights, or cat, new· $195. Boat Call ~75 Runs perl. Never raced. lo 545-2.j36 trailer 18', $125. 645-2898. 28' \VOODEN !loop. Inboard. miles, must sell. 494-9309 DOBIE, 2 maJe, 1 red, l hlk. 12 VOLT Bait & Bilge $TJOO. '70 YAMAHA Enduro Gr. Pyrt>nees, 2 Sll011·, 2 pet, I>uinps. Close out, s14,9~ ea. 558-0736 Many extras. Xlnt cond. $550. Love Prlet'd. li1:irtinc1"est * 548-0~ * 646--0430 Kenne.ls. 5-i&--0989 -~=~'"='="'='-"'-~~ 118' CAT, xln't cond. Sail11,,l ,,::7.;;;===-o~~~- Mus-T s•C-RIFICE P.!ONO~lATIC n10del A-JZV trailer. P..lust sell $700. '70 HUSKY 360 .. Looks&. runs ~ toilet. Cost $195/niake of· 645--025.S perfectly. Priced to sell Stunning Silky Terrier pup. fer. 642-4780 Fri eve or Sat. CAL 25. Spinnaker & Gear, $650. 646-85l5. . AKC & ~tex. ch. sired 1nale + 3 Sails. 6 HP OB new ·n BSA 44tl Victor Spec1a1 Show & Bl'ffding 557-4672 Botts, Power 906 int. $5500. 551--0441 • Needs·assembling, buy as i! SA VE A HO~tELESS PET $WO. 642-M58, 6Tr3712 Poodles. Cockapoo. Springer MAY-DAV MAY .. OAY Boats, Sllps/IJOCkt 910 "l'l HONDA J50 CB immac Spaniel, Dnhnatian, P I t New 23' Bellboy f'G E.'<press condition, make o f f e r , Bull. 494-4Sa3 Cruiser. Sips 4, fully equip RELOCATED Ea.stern ex· 642-Qm call after 51Jrn. SILh-Y Terriers·S fen1ales. No w/bait tank, compass, gaJ· ecutive \•;o~d like to rent .a POWEI..L Trail Bike, perfect reas. offer refused. Call ley, ste1~. dbl. baltei:ies, 2'.5 spot on private beach m condition. Spare parts. $120 832.9422 or &44-6lTI!. 01\fC, 110. Price seeking lo Newport area tor sml (It' best ofier. 557""'372• SSTJ(I, (lnclds trail€r). Rea· sailboat, p I ease call ""70"""""'-'""'0:::::"'-~ \VEU.tARANER Pups, AKC, son for selling, too many 644-4444. RALEIGll Super ·Course 10 7 "'ks, !ho\I.' quality. Redhill h·icnds, need bigger boot. BALBOA Slip for 40, boat !~3•75Mens 24", xlnt cond. Line. 646-&M Private Party •. 49'J.2-116 or For Sut>-lease. Oct-June 15,,1 .,:~,:.:...=:::·-----~ AKC Silk;y Terriers. 10 "·eeks 496·9081. '74. Ample parking. Full Peugeot 10 speed Mens 20" old. Champ. background. l970 l6' TAHITI Torino facilities. 673-7950 3 months old '73 PONTIAC Granville 4 cir h.l loaded, like new. $132.50 mo. 'TI FORD L11> Brhm 2 dr, loaded, like new $8'9. mo, 'TO CHEVY ImpaJa 2 dr h.t. lo 1niles, $79. n10. '70 FORD Galx 500 4 dr, xlnl cond $69. mo. '70 FORD $69. mo. '69 FORD $59. mo. Torino 2 dr h.t. Torino 2 dr b.t. All cars above are fully equipped including air. '00 COMET 4 dr, orig. 2},00J mi. $250. Sooth Coast Car Lea.sing ~ W1..'Sl Coo.st Hwy., N.B. &l;>-2182, arter 5, 67J.8269 WANTED USED BRICKS -CALL 870-4564 Good w/children. GTh--l.195 wllm 135hp P..ferc. Power NEWPORT Canal section 644-4375 m.JSH Setters 6wk11 & up, tilt. Mercathode 2 props, dock suitable for power SUZUKI TSZ"iO, dirt bike Antlques/~slcs 953 Xlnt quality. Various pr\ces cover. P..Iust sell going to boat' to 34 ft. $55 per mo. xtras, X1nt cond, lo mi. __ ,_..-. _____ _ & terms. 897·8844 Tahiti. No reas. offer refus· 675-0120. Must sell $350. 644-4TI3. TOP'' $$$ ?.1AL.E Irish Seller pup, AKC ed. 53l-i>725, 675-3801, ask 30• SLIP for rent Hwitlngton '73 YAMAHA 360 P.lX. used $100 or ? 1'1ust se.11. for Greg. Harbour Area. ' twice-, never dumped $950. Beach Import will buy your 548-19fi6 aft 4:00 2·1' SEA Ray ·n. Cuddy ____ 2:114<H1694~~!_ ___ 1 ,;646-6925;;::,;:o:;:;.,::aft::;:. . .::9;cll"6'-. -,cc--antique ClasJic, paid for or -b· I '0 ~~ OMC not. For top dollar, see Bl.id AKC Silky Terrier, males, ...... 111• ,. · ...,.,.,p, • PRIV. slip up to 32', wat•• & CB 175 Hand. a, 2 mos old, on-Covers trailer CG equip-~ 1 =-""' or Bob at Beach Imports $100. 6 wk!, darling!~! ' • ~-· EJect. Huntington Harbour Y ~ nu. -roOO. or oiler, today. 56-(169() ped, VHF nluw, $6600, Days Price negotiable, 846-0508. 499-1423. BLACK. lJaJO Apso, ma.le, 586-t5lO, eves & wkend! 1m BM\V R75, equipped for papen reg. $150 or best of-5'J4.J.')74· Boats, Speed ... & Ski 911 touring, 7,00J miles, $1495. fer. Call 714/897-2652 SELL or l t ad e 24' i..:.979-~1:::"'1=. ------ TOY n~i Stud ._. __ .. Sportfisher, Chrysler V·8, WOOD Patlerson -S.K. 52, .-uuue .-,,;iv•ce. clean, off·sbore moorina. 18'. 4 )'I'S old, placed 3rd at Electric Cars AKO. Reg. Day or. Night, 615-8549. '73 Divlsional1, $8,000 comp. call 962-0395 '73 SEA Camper OMC motor, $5.500 less 400" Dest.roked ELECT. shopper car, 2 seat, ST. BERNARD pup, male, out drive, 8 ave Chevy. $3500. Dismantled top & side curtains, gd. wilh papers & ah o ls . -;<"ltW\ Pl 968-2673 Flying bare hull & trier. n4: cond. $250. 552-9367 eves. Beautiful & lovmg· . 586-7426 ~ xine =" """° ""'" ""'" """"' ...,,1 ~B"rl.::d:;«:;,,,,=~----~"'0• .. w: ..v.>-'Q......, "" • Motor Hom•• GERMAN Shepherd, male. Z' O\VENS Sedan. c.,.., lect. r-lo/Rent n•ft Beige tan & blk. Shotlll 4 1 11 · ~ Sa ·n 14 FT. Boat with trailer, 25 . ...:-="-'-='----"~.;;; "-$50 847-........,., • u Y e<lll~Pl""U· en ce l<P/··"board N paint -.... ~nse. . '"""'· $3900. Priv prty. Dana ""' . ew . e SALl:S • REG AKC Saaa!ra• Poodl• bland G-47. 644-2134 $285. Call 58&-l632 • SERVICE • PapplH. Al"" Mynah Blro • 16. WHALER cy.., !hgt.. l!Ht1, Storap 912 RENTALS that talks. 531-7446 _ hull, late 20 hp Mere. }_Ont * GARAGE SALE * • • 1 SAMOYED PUPS fsh'g layout, cust. trlr. $600 374 Flower St., Costa Mesa 930 Tlh\1d1 ]ltnpnrl!i +, . ·. . ' . . . . 1948 PACKARD Club Sedan. 8 cyl., overdrive, radio, newly painted, orig. maroon finish. Car In extra nice condition. Must seU! $1095. 64>-5112. '66 Continental Convertible. Antique gold w/leather int. New tih!s. Mint condlti-0n. Best oiler over $2(0). -Recrutlonal Vohlclo1 956 YEMALES.-·AKC 56-UU... J"=:_ . .::8!'3--0500=::· ::·-----Saturday only cttu.peake Retriever SKIPJACK 20' Open Cruiser All terrain vehicl~ with e33-tl9S • 210HP OMC $5400/oUer. tUt-traller. Just completely EXPLORER , HUNllNGIO~ BlACH ' ' 673-l370 private party II•) tuned and serviced. $550 Hor... 156 '38' CHRIS ROAMER , ------•-tioft _ _J value S('ll or trade for good 'j~I I [ ,\( .. I'> t :, (), tH ~JI i';( .l '• l'.lfll'I =· ~.tlt 536-3<10 USED BMW'S • 1>.ulos Wanted 961 '73 BAVARIA COEMO) -------= '72 2002 Ill TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS WE ARE IN DESPERATE NEED OF GOOD, CLEAN FOREIGN CARS TOP DOLLAR-PAIO FOR OR NOTI '70 2002 '69 2002 '61 1600 '67 2000CS CPE '68 2002 Bob McLaren, BMW Inc. Salt:<s . Service • Leasing 850 North Beach Blvd., La Habra m1) 87\!·5624 CAPRI ~ NOW OWN THE FABULOUS 1973 CAPRI 3l<X' W. Coast Hwy., N.B. Sport coupe decor, body side 642-9405 mouldings, reclining front seats, contour rear seats, 4 \VE troY speed transn1ission, power IMPORTED AlITOS front disc brakes, style stecl BEST PRICES PAID! wheels, bucket seats, radial Dean Lewis Imparts ply tires. 2000cc eng. 1966 Harbor, C.Nl. (GAECNB42801). 646-9303 OVERSTOCKEOI IMPORTS WANTED IMMEDIATE Orange County's DELIVERY eILL ~f.J:.i"'rii~oTA GUSTAFSON 18881 8'ach Blv :. Llncoln-Mercu,Y H. Beach Ph. 847~ 16800 Beach at Warner TOP CASH Haolington °'"" for dean late. model CBl'I 842-1844 * (213) 592.5544 and trucks! ~'Home of the Viking'' Howard Chevralet DATSUN MacArthur and Jamboree ---------N•w~~ach 1973 DATSUNS \VE PAY TOP OCLLAR ALL MODELS FOR TOP USED CAllS 1N5Tb?'1r--._ If your car is extra clean, aee us first. BAUER BUlCK 2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa !J79.2500 Autos, lmport9d 970 BARWICK IMPORTS 33.175 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capiatrano 493-3375 or 831-1375 r~==-_,.....,_..._=, t Pts loaded. $25,000. eau -,.;;;;;;;;;jj;im;;;r===GIM'l:"==~ I 'bay boat. cau 552·8046 REG. Bay Arabian Ge:ldlng, 830-9137, GMC .a:::1cc"°''"'7='P"·m:::·---=- very genU" .. n broken, 16" NORWEGIAN Lapmk• Campers, Sal/iRont '20 Motorhomos DUNE Baggy, Bum>, 1500 ce ALFA ROMEO aood hone for entire faml· Bayboat '60. CompletelY 23, & 216, VW eng, Vinyl top, Xtras, 1---------- '68 Dahun Wagon Auto Trans., fVZUfl91J $1099 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA ~ Dnn, aft. 6pm, reblt. Mint. $500. 5.36-3647. LET us sell your camper or IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ~~nd. Street legal. '69 AHa Spider 25' FIBEROUS.S Lyman '73. g:iler :i Y~ it ci! a Orange C.O.'s '"""""'"='-=-~-.,,-...,.--, Fuel injcctiQn, 5 imd. Atl REGISTERED quarter FWC, V·8, Joadtod. $t1,&IO. mper es, ar r. Exclusive Dealer 140 HP. Corvair Sandrail original, liken~ (t;OOAfR) DATSUN '73 240Z 19tl3 AIASERATI, ne w 1•ngl11e, llC\V nu:lng n1:.1i;s, ne\v tires. new Kon! shocks1 new air cond .. clcc win· S:npt•r 1i:•tl, <I E<"IX'l'<f, nir c'On-llO\\~, •ne\v Jmlnt Jo b . 1lltlunlni;, 11111~~. Vt•ry IOI\' ·IS.1·7."'i71. m.iU!:i;~ !NO. 2J00i ~~~co-~=~--- Priced To Sell MAZDA '72 240Z * Mu de '73 Rotary * $66 MONTH Yt•llo1v 11'(bl11r~ !nlt·1·!11r, ~6 i\IONTI JS OPEN LEASE i\(11.J::s, i\1r Corid . ,\ulo \Viii accept trade-ins T~.1~11fEJ ~~ l-0\11\ct· beau1;. CALL i\ll t. Jo'R'l 8'12..6666 SALE Hunt. Beach . . -. -- illr<1r11 Jh11µ11115 .1.Jo 1,/00 N ('-""1 H>J_,., T':' N"''ll''"' ll.!>""' <A<; 6'l.06 . . .. , ---,, WE'RE HERE 'Stt US a l ?i1uc-,\R1'11 Ull ,e.z. J,\:\fBOREE BIG S.\Vlr\(;s o~ '73 Dl'rnos ~il!l"s Pu·kups Ill O's MAZDA 171"11 Ueuc:1 Ill. 8·12-66'.1i -BOB LONGP RE- MAZ DA -SERVICE FIRST- EXCLUSIVE MAZDALEASE D1.•n1011::1r11t\l1' &ii,• ~tc••Jr..ll~r Nt)\\ In ,)l"Ogl"t'SS lVt;" V'Utt "' ·"· .. '"" '·"· ,.,,,y. DATSUN 20fl{J E. 1st SL, S'.,\ 5:).'-:.j'~\ '" o<wc '71 Mazda RX2 Nc11V(ot'I Heh .J S l S.":3-I:~oo C.IJ)l'n Sundny pee<, SiJ\·er. mo.gs. '71 240-Z radials. 10,000 a~al n1i!es , Exceplio11al car. (008-EJLl $2595 4 s jl('('<l .. air l'Onrlitioning. HARBOUR VW 111a1' \l"hl.'t'I.\:, and A.?.·I l'i\l ,_ , . radio (lH3F.'BZI l~(l·\ BEACH BLVD. M2-443J . $35 95 'HUNTINGTON BEACH '72 l\1AZDA 11 ~ Ton. .12,000 n1i. Cleun! $1795 * 5'15-0TI3 Dick Miller Motors 'L2o \Y. Warne!', S.A. 557·2132 TOP $$$ Bea('h ln1pol'I 11•ill bu.y )'()\ti' Datsun, paid for or not For top tlollru·, set"' Bud 01· Bob a l Beach Imports tocluy, --· --. MERCEDES BENZ 50 USED MERCEDES ON DISPLAY illr.irh Jh11p1111!i f it 1;>uo w r,.,..,, >l•'"' '' Sharp New Car Trade-ins Coming In Every Day Ask About Our Unique '70 Datsun 510 Usod Mercedos Loaso ·~ ..... , •• , !l< ,. " 1,4, •'>4•16 • . .. -'-"~· . --· 2 door, auto, air. a little Plant creain purr. 1818B11\1 House of Imports $1395 6862 hlanches!er, Buena Park HARBOUR VW un lh• Sanla Ana Frny 187ll BEACl-1 BLVD. 842-443.'J,l -~~,....:523:::o-·7o:250:::..~-~-I HUNTINGTON BEACH JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS ~--Fl_A_T __ 1 MERCEDES BENZ TOP $$$ AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE Beach Jn1porL 11·i11 buy your Jr"m Slemons 1'~ia1. paid (or or not. For lop rloll11r, .s('\'.' Burl or &b Imports at Beach Imports today. (We're top buyer for any ----used Mercedes Bera.) -l.101 <l!>aJ! Newport Beach 833-9300 =="'·1='o==f1~A~T;:::=1ENTER FROM MacARTHUR 124 SPIDER 73 MERCEDES ilh\1rh Jh11p1111!i t il' " ."! I""' HKJl'"'l••Y ' '"~•·•• f!~•n t>-l">!A..'" -.. ----~- 5 speed. AM t 1'°"M radio. lug. 450 SLC gage rat·k ~ #Pt201 COUPE $2195 D ick Miller Motors 120 \V, Warnt'r, S.A, 557-2132 '71 FIAT 124 SPICER convert., red w/blk interior, 5 spd, Excellent eotx.I. (839· DFAJ. $2395 ~1l1l~r~}~~~~~.!1ll11t111, .. . . ., .,, .,. . .. .. 'TI FIAT. 128, Blue 2 dr, 19.00J mi, Olig owner, Ex· eel cond, sh-Orter than VW A u lo ni a 1 i c transrnisilion, radio, hl.'ater, po11'l'r steer- ing, facto1-y air conditioning, and oniy 5,000 actual miles, \ #6873) SAVE Jim Slemons Imports 1301 Quail N"c\vpo11 Beach 833·9300 ENTER FRO,\t JliincARTHUR '72 Mercedes 350 SL • bug but n1ore inside room Coupe R~str., Radio, heater. than n1ediun1 A n1 er i ca 11 auton1ut1c trans., power , cal's. Front wheel ~drive, steering, . power \\lindows, radial tires, disc brk.s. factol'Y 1ur, beautiful bur· overhead can1 cng., 35 1ni gundy wilh beige interior. gal. $1200. 494-5668 Only 13,00J miles. 634ETJ. 1971 It IAT 124 Sport Spyder Jim Slemons 1600 5spd, burgnndy I \'ll heie;e in1 , a1n/'fn1 stereo. mports :U.OOOrni orig 01\·ner, $2800, 1301 Quail alt 4, 1vkdays 71.\-979-7483 Newport Beach 8.13-9300 JAGUAR ENTER FROr-.t ~IacARTHUR '65 Mercedes Benz TOP $$$ Beach Import.$ will buy 'YWI' Jaguar. paid fo1· or not. F01· 220 4-DOOR top dollar. see Bud or Bob Aut o nl at i c transn1ission, a l Beach ln1po1·ts today. po1\·ei· slecring, p o 1v e r . --- ilh\1rh Jhnp1111~;, +~ . "' 1. • •• ,,..., .. ~ •• ' '' •,1, ·~""' brakes, Bir rondilioning, and ,\i\l /F!\l rudio. {PIV555 J. $995 • Dick Miller Motors '69 XKE Co $30 000 · 120 W. \Vru.'llcr, S.A. upe , , nu., '°"'1 m32 X1nt cond., maroon. \Vr. <N ""1 whf>. 13400, Ask for AU. 72 MERCEDES 642-00:AG E':_ C ,64 Good 280 SEL 4-0R. .,,........ oupe A I I . . . tue $850. Call "~"" 7122 r u . o n1 11 1 li 1 r11.n$m1ss1on, ' .,.,.. 0 radio, heater, llQ\l't'r sleer. RMANN GHIA 69 KARMANN c;HIA COUPE Orange ~;th rndlo :tn•I hl'<I!· er. {99SADXL $AVE ing, fac101·y air t'OtKfitioning. (452FUr.ll. $8900 Jim Slemons Imports 1301 Quail Nl."Wport 8('uch 1533.9300 ENTER FROM Muc;\flTllUR hone. Good conformatton. Cost -Make offer. 646-6344. Costa Mesa, ti4&-400~ Biii Barry Pontlec ;;wn:/"sailndii='i&iiiiitl;;of;;a:=Uo';n;;:::U...+;s;;;;&,.J ___ $A1VE Show or pleuUtt. ~· . u.&UQYANY dis"la"' WE rent campers for your GMC R~ CENTER trailer Dave 5-Ur3697. U----~hull~. •A ~-~ truclt:-Mna~per salet,. --E-..=---.. ;:-:.--~ 'Tl OB~ s bega1 SACR.JF1~ Rqtaltr-1 A.P. ment 646=:14s8 ubor, Costa l>fesa, .1AAN .... ~llxKi.,.,_11ta IUll'L • fiberg\a~ top, 'good cond: BILL MAXEY l!ITT--u;\'rSUN p I ck II p . -TOYOTA 11111/fnl, Tonncitu, nu~gs, 18881 BEAOI BL. 841-8555 HUNTINGTON BEACH TOP $$$ "Bt>ach T1nport, \v111-o~.,,~l,,.,~ :\lt-l'l1.'<le!I 0C11;1, paid for or • not. for lop dollnr, ke Bud or Bob at Bcadt Jmporu today. ro-Marc, In lllol. $300. llo •• 11 "909 S700. NB. 518-4161. t ·year old Filly, leopard ata, -'66 FORD 8' Cabover, VS, NEW "T'"ruc~k-,~-----:9"'62 ' lipOtl $200 633-8196 LIDO 14 wttraller & cover. '\uto r·6 l~z..~i3 stove, 20' MfnJ..Home BAOC Bay. Hol"lll!t-maJ-... $000 111 eeps or · · F'ully londed lncludlng air '6S CHEVY ~I T. P.U. Ex. i ---~---=-- Boo.rded. Eiercl&e area. . 644-2823 CAMPER, slee111 2, Icebox, condlHoning. !!hape. New t.irc!I & ball ALFA ROMEO ::."n:" Blr<h. s.A. ~. l'llppor vory good cond ~~. •· high. n75 .. , $7495 lli~tt. & cyr. 1'500· SM& ~==~~~':'it.'. •tm·~~tr~~u70 J>&int &. C'S!:tt~ku · 925 sc1~T~~sH:~Ps~~s 1:.~~~ ~~n~:t.i'OO~ s.,tes~u~.:ice ~·t!!~ing. "\i Morpn. $5TS. Incl tac. varnllh, &l8ssed hull, $395. 839.XJn 5.16-3446 Rentals *-8089 • 494--2696 or GT~. e ,73 YAMAHA '150 CC * (4 nl11~ N.-San Diego Fv;iy,) -.-MU-ST--.,-11-1 -.52~-0od=ge ilh\1rh Jh11p1111!i +' '•. '. ' '. OLDER Gentle Ge 1 d in I COL. 2'l '69. Head. galley, 6 Roll birs. lAu than t.ooo 11ouse on whffl11, convtttOO pl<:k...(.lp. Need11 m I n o r Mor a an /Oydelldale in· hp, OB, ttc. $3400..·$3200-. ml. Ptlv. part?'. 96&-tn4. '56 Chevy School ·Bui, rus· en~ work. $25(). 545--1840 till'elted in ~-hom.._in. w1th0Ut os. ~2-8880. .. , .cz......L&te-t.12-.a-CG.--Llke -S· t>caut~equippc.~.-•tps 6, .. 66 ·CIIEV.Y %T ptcku:p. 321 c:ountry c1l1 46-3569. NEED P-28 Sloop, Alhtra 35, new. Akron rlm11. Askloa: l*>Cl. 642-0034 aft 6. ' ttlck, rood cond. ?X> firrn. ALFA ROME<> · SAAB AQHA 2 yr ~ AU, M1rtner 35, Avery & Com· $700. CdM6'13J.'i016 e oale'sf\.fotorllomcRentals 6e6634 • ~-..:•:;,n.:..N"'EWPO=.;:.::R"T~~ brolce. Set at 'Fatrpoun<fi pany 6~ '70 HONDA !SO. Excellent '73 23-Z' M.H. &. Mini!! '70, 1 ton Chevy 'I'ruc:k. ·ca.b Like to Ttade! OUr Tnlder's Of Clll .m. 14' Hobie Cat $585 shape. Barpin $300 or bat f're.e milts 9 tU 9, 83$.-0900 le chuaia:, duah1, p/b, p/1-Po.radbe column ia for )'OU! u t '4 l'lllllta ••• ~~ 347.J.822 or c.a3) $92-5133 oUtr. t..quna 494-47'10. Need a "Pad"? Ylal!0 111 ad! $'1550. 179 E. 17th st., CM. 511.nCa, 5 d,.ya for 5 bucks. ,• ,. • - wide ovals, cust. bumpe.r, 1&\81 Bl'.:ACJ I BL. ~M7·$$:'5 3,00> mi. Take. over pymnts. 1-1.UNTINGTON BEACll 832-2576, Ken l!lil K;\RMJ\i.~NL Ghia t"On· 1973 DATSUN 2407., Orange, vcrUblt>, x In 1~ condition. Competition mags, Semperll ,s,,l.::100::::.,· ""'C'S--08!l=:::~'~· ,,-,c=:-- tlre&, Mc. 6>Hm MASERATI '69 DATSUN, 4 door st-'<111n1 ---------- T!h\trh Jlt11p11rt~; . +• r/h, MUST si-:u., l'JOO. '72 CITROEN ·===,..,.,,--..,.._,.I * 645-181{1 All 4 1»n • 1972•2SOSE 4.S fully rqu:ipped, . .. . TIME FOR . SPORTS t'.'r.~dy ~"oc'~·~ ·(jlUICK CASH MASERA Tl ~!t'.~ccy. :a,ooo m 1. THROUGH A dltfi<'Ull IO n~~' prt'Slilt• nuto. '68~COC~cn' J1lf fully equ1~ C3000n~}. ,~ ""' ~11· DAILY PILOT ;'11-16~ .• . WANT AD '56 MERCEDES l!IO SL, body, 642•S678 lnt. & •ng ho Xlnt tond. 1"127 Pnrk St., H.B. ~. Tl11\1d1 Jh11p11r1;; f \t .,, .,.. . . ; ' '·. I . • . . , ..... ~ . ....-·-. ' • MGr r----------1 * * '69 OPt::L Kiirk•tt. lo'~ up •o 24 miles per gallOn '69 MGC • GT niilc~. good C.'Oll(ilHvn. I11·1v • RARE 6 CYL. roriy. $9.)(). 5'1S-3.113 ·73 9UT coupe, b 1 a ck Dick Miller Motor1 • I I \V/l.ilal'k leather inler, nit· 120 \V, y~·llmer, S.A. 'Eh·arh Jh11p1111!; I f it •J •• '• ,,.,.,.,, • '" ' • •' • • r ' ' ' >•• . . VOLKSWAGEN '67 vw VOLKSWAGEN '67 VW Panel Van Cu,.'il01n ln!t'rior, root mck, rchu.l.lt t.•ngiuc & lt1i1\S, by our ,;bop. A nu·e car. (TYR-996l HARBOUR VW J8711 BEACH BLVD. 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH '71 VW VAN Dual ir.~ats, ·1 speed, radio, healer. $2595 GROTH CHEVROLET SPECIALS OF THE WEEK CA MARO '70 CAMARO V8, 3 ~l>ee<f, beautiful gold in l'Olor, onJ.y 32,000 1nil~. 8'21CPB. 990 1966 CHRYSLER Ne \V Yorker Fu11 power, Michelin Ure11. Xlnt cond. S39S. 5.57-2L55 or 547..g239, CONTINENTAL . $2295 Jim Slemons '72 Continental I TOWN SEDAN mports White wUti blue vlf\VI top 1301 Quall and blue leather interior. NL..,vix>rl Bcucl1 1-~ull powcr. Rolls-Ro)'ct 833-9300 trade-in. (228EBE), ENTER fROM MacARTHUR $4995 Bcaut.Y • O\\'n so1nt'IJ11n;:: PORSCHE I 557·2L12 sp...--cuil. I {"Ond, koni"l!. ull C.\tt'it!l.1 ___ ~-~c-~-- 1 ---------i\i-;kirlii $10.(0l 6!J-{i3jf) ur '63 SAAB Factory Camper · SAVE Dick Miiler Motorl 1'.!tl \V. Wruiwr, S.A. 557·2132 '73 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO !0881fEUl CHEVR~~ -• ROY CARVER, Inc:. '72 LUY 234 "· ~'llh St. I' TOP $$$ .~\It~~~-911, nu ~vld !llt:'I 96 2·D.R. Bc-ach lmP,Orts wi11 buy yC'>lu· ;jf>r<'<ir. i;rp, r11n/fm stPrN, 4 speed, and rAd10. (G:"riMOF) Po™'he, paid for or no1 , f>-~.0.000 l\'IHT. $ 5 2 9 5, $495 . . . illl'<trl) ]lutµ11t15 .I.• \;"<. "' c ... ,,, ... .,,..~ T"J '"""' •' llc.-•·'' ~ \' '>400 I For top dnllar. see fiurt or :1.".l}..04~0. 7-1Dpn1 Bob at Seaeh ln1ports 11J(l:ty, ~----Dick Miller Motors 1-~==-==-=c"-"-"-POJt. "Ii(), .1600S Blaupunkl \ .; i\TGTF "l!f.J.1" Claaslc. I ltm/frn, rebll en.... Nf'\\' 120 V. \ ar:1t'r, S.A. -. "' ; 557·2132 Con1p!e!c t'('storn11on, fllH'st clutch. good cond. $1900.1 ---~~~"---- in So. Cal 644--6680 "1 83.l-S868. '6!1 f\fG Mirl~C'I I "·G:~S~P~O~R~S~C~H~E-9~1~2.-,-"-"-. p-,,-i11! Ilr>rl, A-1 contl. $11.j(). c ,i11 / .\;,: <'rlginc. Sll!~l. Ca I l 6·12-W?l I l~iR POl{SCHJ<-; 912, Orfl!lJ'.:'t•. ai!8--X612. Rid~ in a. (liffermt \VOrld of 1--4•~------/l('\\' lirl's, 3:l,OOO n1i. f,,r sulf' Top SSS '71'!. Poz·schc ~)) l·T, Spo110. siJenct', L"Orn!ort and per-~.:7?~er. S50)0. G75-171-I or 101\/ rnill'!"i, 111a;;s, ani-fni, forn1a.ncc. The ll('1\· ·73 Si'u\B B!'ach fn1por1s l\ill buy :,our 1\1(;. puid for or noL Fur lnp doilar, see Bud or Bob at Beach Iinport.s today. -. --- 'Qh-.1rl1 Jh11p1111!i ' .l..:. ,,..~ ... '"' ... ,,,, .... r N.•,, ,. n ,,, t,.1!>1~ . . ... . -· OPEL 1970 OPEL GT, nr ne\V rirC's. 21 n1iles -gal. SlllT.l., 492-7883 '71 OPEL c·r X1nt con d i t ion Sacrifice. $2400. Eves. 842-£505. Exc•'lll'nl s,j50{!, ·l'.M-2906. lron1 S1vt>d{'11 at Beach Jn1- ·71 PORSCJ.JF: ~111-1. Til(H{S, ~---po11s etc AM-~-111,"appi·. gl'Ollp. Priv. '71 914 R/H A/cond. · · · P1 y. 'i!l&-£189 ,\'.Jn'!. $3500 l.i75-J&;J'.l RENAULT '70 PORSCHE 911 T. Ycllo11", niag:s. xh·as, inunac. Cal! $.:HOO. 494-1077. 1---------1 J>ol tSCllE '77, !lilt, SPpia RENAULT [h\1rl1 · Jl111p11t1!i, +~ ll00 .~ '"<' H•tw<.ir N~«l.><J< ~,~ 1 t><\' •y\81, -.. . . .. ' . ' ALF A RO:\·JEO • SAAB in NE\VPORT brown. Excci cond, rnust R.12 4 DOOR'S sell, best offer, 4!H-4968 ,\utoniatic Trnn~rnission '70 SAAB * '58 SPE-EDSTE-R* SALE $2449 99-E Xhll r'Ond. $3,500 .~:i:i.21 :~~ R·lS ,, speed \;):J3CC!\ll '60 PORSCHE Sl600 ·<=51'21 $1895 Xlut nu~ch. cond. Xtras. SALE $2799 D' k M'll M * 9i9-914·1 * Dick Miller Motors Jc 1 er otors The "Yeliow Pages" of 120 \V. \\lar ncr, S.A. l2Q \\'.~~~~r, S.A. classillcd. . .642-5Ci7S. .~~~.;_55>o"1<_:-::<213~2 ____ , ___ T.No"i"i~-- Motor ~iomes I Motor Homes I Motor Homes TOP $$$ Sale/Rent 940 Sale/Rent 940 Sale/Rent 940 Bench lmpoi·rs 1vill buy your 1 ~;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;:;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;I Saab, paid for or nOt. For Ji > top dollar, &e Bud or Bob at Beach l1npo1·1s 1oday. lll'arh Jhnv11i1r; +~ 'll•• ."JI '''' H.p....J, fll ,,, '. {;, > ,, ' 4'> 1.11)1; . ... ..... ' . . .... . . Ht•lrigerator, Stove, u I I u(1•nslls, :i1upcr clean, 11C\V l>rlgllt paint job ' MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE NEWPORT I IMPORTS 3100 \\I. Coast fh\'Y., N.B. 642.9405 ~.6~9 ~v=oCKSWA~G=EN~ SCj)UAREBACK 4 speed transmission, radio and heater. $1225 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd .. Costa i\lesa :i.t0-SOl7 '73 Super Beetle ~\i\I-FM Radio, yellov.', nt.>1\' Lircs (794-CPQl $2495 HARBOUR VW 18711 IlEACI I BLVD. 842-4435 HUNT INGTON BE:ACH 68 VW BUG Rec! sedan 11·i!1l: 4 speed, radio, healer and lv11' 1lliles. (\VQ.Ji:l901 . $1149 BILL MAXEY 11 ___ T_O_Y_O_T_A __ JI 18881 aJ2i~?cTA"'·&>~ $2021,95 HUNTINGTON BEACH #1 ROADLINER " DEALER IN THE WEST! 20' MOTO·RHOME ROADLINE'R, BY REDMAN J Burner range with cv1:n, b•throom, lurnece, o.~H t.to, ~· cl\au!s. \/·8. aulemdllc !•dnsmJsslon, peiwer siffrln(I, disc brakeJ, 1111 wllttl, dual reer wll~ls. elKtrenic lgnl· lion, ORDER YOURS TOOAYI 24' MOTORHOME ROADLINER BY REDMAN Range.,. will! oveo, btl!nroom, furna(e, 0.0.H, 11111. Decloe Ch1s1li. \If, 11~tom11tic tran1mluion, peiwtr •!eerlng. disc crak1•, 1111 wl\ll'('I, du~! •~ar w~eels, elKlrenic lonlllo~. ORDER: YOURS TODAY $6988 28' MOTORHOME ROADLINER BY REDMAN .·~ .:-.. 1 .... , Dodge -440 chassis, V-8, a utomatic trans- ..d_-:• '-:. · -··:. •\ mission , pl us full factory equipped. 1- 1if \W/li\ $i988 20' MINl-MOTORHOME FLING by REDMAN 360 <u . in. Dod9• V-B en9in~, "u!o. lren1., 4 burro· tr r1n9~. b~throom, dual r1~r wh111_!...battery coo- "•rl1r, pow•r 1i•erin9, power brikei. !F20S-2- ' S688 plus tax & lie. is the Delivered Price for a '73 TOYOTA COROLLA at .,,PtoJt Le.wi& W TOYOTA 1966 llarbor, C.l\'I. 64fr93-03 Ol"dcr Your Color TOf!<iy! '73 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER HT. 300J miles, \Varn Hub!i. Radio, Tal'Onla \\/heels, 10" Tripper Tires. (598JfV). $4495 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 BEACII BL. M7·8'".'55 HUNTINGTON BEACll '71 Toyota 1200 Sprinter Vinyl Top, Mag \Vhet'IS (767· BZWI. $1399 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 BE:ACH BL. ~7-855:i HUNTINGTON BE.\Cll PRVT ply. '72 Toyota, ·I dr, stk shif1, 4 spd, hue seats, l owner, lo mi!Ps. 548-4667. '71 TOYOTA Corolla delu.xe sta!ion v.·ag. Xlnt cond, $17;iO. 67:-r.1275 TRIUMPH '70 TR-6 GT COUPE 4 Spe('(i and A>Vl/Fi\I (1J7CQE). $2195 radio. Dick Miller Motors 120 \\I. \\lanic1\ S.1\. 5r, 1. :n :ri TOP $$$ Beacil In1ports will buy your Volksl1·agen, paid ror or not. F"or top dollar, S('C Bud or Bob at Beaeh Imports 1oday, '[l!'arh Jh11p1111!i ' t:? <'00 W '> • H•f"' 1\-'<• .... , •• , '' • " •• , 'tA"'i . . . . , '::.& V'IV bus. runs gd., nc~· llrks, Crag:ir mags, tx-d, '111lf p:tnl'l<'d, crptd. $150, 9G8--07!9. '69 V\V Bus. absolutely perfect! S TraC'k, radials, l\.nnis. $2,100/offer. &lj..3498 '66 V\V Bus, nc1v eng, Ill>\\' clutch, ne\v tires, xlnt l"Ond $1300 ol' best ofr, 6754i3611 "61 V\V Bus-Camper, fair cond, rebuilt 1600 S375 cnsh, 642--0107 '&! VW Sedan Good Condition 5-16-18~'6 '66 V\V Squareback, 63,000 orig: mi .. good cond .. $700 or best. pHcr 673-8285 'iO VW BUG, Semperit rAdi<1ls & mags. 40,000 mi. SJ ,000. Ph: 548-5357 '73-'112 V\V Station \Vagon, nC\Y radials, lo1v mi., dlx int. Xlnt cond. Alt 6 pm. 548-6074. \1\V '67, See to appreciate. New battery, tires, nice paint. Good mech. 548-ii108. "&I V\V, Good <."Ondltion. sunroof. llC\V tires, ski rAt·ks. $325. 7877 '70 VW CAMPER G<XKI t'ond. $1800. 493.10~4 '6" \'\V Convt, nC\V lop. fl't'sh )la.int. Runs, but cng needs work, $7."iO. 6-16-6(6-l. 'G6 V\V SQUAR£'SACK, reblt eng, clean 673-7908 aft 6 '70 BUG, 33,00'.l mi. Orig, owner. $1050 aft 6 pm. * 493-6014 * Ji!71 V\V Poptop Camper. Ex· l'elfc11t c·onrli1ion. 31,000 1ni. $2600. 645--lG'.!7 '68 V\V-S700 or trade for sailboat or motorcycle. * 846-2080 * Cj)UICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT Cl)Sta Mt'lla 546-4444 VOLVO $4199 PICKUP '69 CONTIN>.NTAL a II Mag \Vhtl'fJ;, tonneau cover. Jl(l\vcr, sll'roo, sun roof, WHILE THEY LAST! '73 CHEV. P.U. sec to appreciate. clean, lo n1i , $2595, 644-1755 SA VE '°O"'l' ="'"'H="l097~--- '73 VOLVOS • ](~l's e ll:i"s e l-11's • J42's e HIOO's Now Is The Time To SAVE! .,Pt.oJtlewi& W YOlYO 1966 !Tarbor, C.M. &tG-9303 '69 VOLVO SEDAN ,\ rc:tl gas Sl!Ver IYCN91·1) $1695 3,4 Ton 4 Wheel Drive (2598IN1 $4399 '72 .CHEV WGN KINGSWOOD ESTATE ... 1523E'f\'J 53499 '72 PLYMOUTH DUSTER-COUPE (ti21·EPR) $2299 '70 FORD TORINO 14S9B~'K\ $1799 Ward S.Lee American Motors n 547-5826 1234 So. M .1in St. Santa An.1 Camino silwr v.'/black interior, 01"ig- i11nl, Gem Top, Auto Trans, Power Steering, Po we r Brakes, 1 O\Vllf'r bl'au!y. i24990Gl. $1999 . . [h\1 rh Jh11p1111!i ~ ''·· '>1.i ..... ,, -.,., I • \, < hlt . .. . ·-- '71 VEGA '70 CHEVROLET IMPALA SEDAN <No. 1586531 $2199 3 speed ttac096CK"""'y"'i·on, radio, h~'tll(.'1.", $1310 GROTH DAVE ROSS I PONTIAC CHEVROLET >ll•l Hacho« Bl,rl .. 142 2·DR. . Costa J\lesa 54G-!!OJ7 Au 1 o nl at. i c transmissi~n, 18211 BEACH BLVD 'b'9 CHEVrtOLET Impala l"hll>lllC' wht'cls and i-dd1a1 847 6087 . Custom 3.:"1'1, po11•er Slf!('1ing. tll"es. (X\.\'\\14441 • 549-3331 fal..'tory air. 1inted glass . $149.5 HUNTING_TON BEACH ron1plcte, aulor.•A ric !rans. in l'On;;ole. strato .nu1·kct Dick Miller Motors C. G. Parker seats, Vinyl roof, radial life l:xl \V. Wamt>r, S.A. 25672 Santo sa1·er tires, l'adio. heater, 557-2132 Mission Viejo good condition. BC"St offer, Y phone G<ti-4687. '68 Volvo 1445 rwOU F'R~E \~ICKEfrs EL Can1ino 1965'"°.°"283,,,_cu-,l,..oc..,h 4 ~oor sedan, 4 speed, beige io the V-8, ell•an. i;:ood l"Olld. 11·11.h nut bro1vn interior. RECREATION Econ 0111 l cal Ir ansp. \\"h1tev>alls, I VV~J VEHICLE SHOW IH·l-5761, 5:>9:.. $1095 SEPT. 19TH-23RD '69 VE'ITE, ·1:17.' ''"""ah" HARBOUR VW Al\11 F":\1, !ilr Slf'l•ri11g, orig. ANAHEtM' 'shT,ADIUM owom·. si.:.c;i. (7r.&< 61~58 l87U BEACH BLVD. 842-44.15 uft 7 Pt-.1 l!UNTINGTON BEACll 2000 State Cnl!l"~ Blvd., '.':'.C-c:::-..,.------. ~ Anahrim '6S l'::L C11n1ino SS, A/C. 1!167 VOLVO l~:'} \Vagon, Please call 647-5678 ext 339 $1.090. auto, R&H, service record. to claim your tickets ·7;t ~L Can1i110 SS. All Ex· $950. 551-1368. (North County Toll fre~ tras, S3,950. Ph : 6£.1317 1961 VOLVO, Classic 544, all numlM'r is 540-tz:ll). '"'3 CHEV'' ~ .,., . r.x. transp. original, $300. CADILLAC Complelel)' reblt stk-shiI! K37·5299 S185. 1250 Adams, Apt A 102, C.M. BARRACUDA '72 BROUGHAM '65 'CUDA \Vhitc l\'ith bl.ack vinyl lop, r b.tack 1eallll'r interior, full Hlgh Pcrforn1ancc \·8, ~ulo, IXJIV<'r. Rolls-Royce trade·i Af\1-nt tape. flt series tires. {881.E.TEl n. Pwr brakes. Extra trans. $. $·125/bei;t oUer. 84&-oo38 5595 ROY CARVER, Inc. 234 E. 17th St. BUICK 1967 BUICK Skylark 2 dr h.t. Or.mi Mt>Sa 5-16-4444 34l) cu in. new tires air '72' CADILLAC Sedan de cond. $100. 64()..1247.. ' Ville. ~lust be sold at a 1!166 BUICK Skylark,· necdr. bocfy \\'Ork, $32:>. Call aft 6 pm. 548-5470. sacrifice. Ha s been lovingly cared for by one owner sinec birth 111ru 16,000 miles. Call W&-7277 for '65 BUICK Electra Conv. Ex-details. cellent. Sh11rp! 61 Fordl--,;;;-o;;---.-.=~-Gala~ie 556-7199 '62 Coupe de Ville Xlnt cond, $49'5/offer. CADILLAC 548-7687 or 646·2398 ----·-----1'7! COUPE de VHI•. blk EL DORADOS 14 TO CHOOSE COUPE~CONVERTIBLES • w/leathcr. int. Io ad. e d \\'{X!i'llS $4100. 5Jt-:1553 ESTATE Sale! '73 Cadillac Brougham $7400 t.·lakc of fer. 53.1-13.°i•I day; 675-262:'.; f'VCS. CA MARO '65 EL C;\1\l!NO. VS, auto tra.ns, p/s, p/b, f7!}5. 962....;~'~ 1973 fl10NTE Carlo. Assun1e lease Sl19. nio. Chocolate· \\"hite. 97~9165 * '6-1 BE:L AJR, nice oon· dillon. '73 Smog certificate. $27:i. 545-7361 '62 lf\1PALA, auto, 4 dr. $22.i. Call 646-5695, llft 5 '56 CJ-IE:VY Ne\\! tires & brakes Best orrer. 968-5774 '69 CHEVY l\'lalibu auto, V-8 air/cond. air shocks, very good cond. &12-5337 '70 NOVA, lo ml. X!nt cond. Must sell, 6 cyl stick. P../1-1, pvt ply. 6T:r743:? 'li6 ClfEVY ~tallbu, flUIO V-8. runs beautifully. $600. 897-1690 CHRYSLER DE VILLES 38 TO CHOOSE COUPES SEDANS 1971 CHRYSLER Newport, '68 CA.t.VIARO SS 350, :::::xi hp, xlnt running cond, below PIS, radio, •clean, green, Blue Book. 548-2S14 aft 5 or CONVERTIBLES ~tany excellent colors Choice of interiors !Cloth & leather) Factory air conditioning Full pmver . Choice of: best offer $1400. 557·J633 days 646-9151 ~~~~----~~ Autos, N•w 980 Autos, New 980 CONT '73 Mark JV, Brown, ta.n v nyl top, loaded. 15,000 1ni. Mint $8500. 494--6459. * * '68 CONTINENTAL, 4 (Ir., full p\1T, good condition, call 546-5131 'G I LINCOLN, Xlnt cond. New transmission. $150. 673-5177 C'Oh'1'. 'G4 '1. DR.IXlnt $550. All Extras \,,. Private Party G~ '69 SILVER-Orey Lincoln Cont!nentn.I, top condition. $1800. Call 638--.1739 COUGAR '67 COUGAR, auto, p/b, r/h, a il•, lo mi. cond. $1395. 548-5.»i. DODGE p/s, Xlnr 1970 DODGE 0111llenger. Conv.. At.I/FM radio, 383 engine. $1450. 847-5231 aft 6, or (213) T13-241>1 days '72 DODGE VAN V-8, Auto & Air. $3295/Best Offer ll4s--OOJ8 '64 DODGE. 383 eng, bucket S('ats, body clean, only 57,00J nil. on this car. $260. -'66 POLARA. auto. >Ont cond, good mileage, 4 dr hrdtp, air, p/s, $ 4 9 5 . 968-9913. '67 STATION We.gun, full power, fae air cond. xlnt cond. $700/best olr. &W-5834 FALCON '62 FALCON v.·agon, 1 owner, 63,000 rl'g n1iles, auto gas saver. $425. Gas saver. Ph li4$.1075 after 5 pm • FOftD 70 TORINO STATION WAGON nadiO, heater, 'llUlomatic U·illls .. pml·er stccring, f&c. tory a.ir. 010AQJ. 25,000 ac- tual miles, $2295 Jim Slemons Imports 1301 Quall Newport Beach 833-9300 ENTER FROM MacARTHUR '61 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 Dr. H.T. V8, automatic, railio. heflter. power steu. ing, lactory a1r conditioning. !XDM762), $887 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 546-8017 197'.! COUNTRY Squire Wgn., 10 pass. P/s, P/b, A/C. Only 1£,000 ml. $34:50. 640-1314 ·n GRAN Torino Sq. Wgn. Like new. Air, powr. win- do~·s. etc. $3200. 494-4 179 '70 GALAXIE-$1500- 567-1380 '6.q FORD Yi'flgon. Clean Greet cond. Auto, p/1, p/b, Sec. to apprec. 5-iS-1240 Autos, New 980 Stereo MI/FM radio C1'\11se oon!Tol Trunk opener & more Ail in in1maculate 1.."0ndition Largest seleclion in 01'angc County SEPT. 20 Nabers Cadillac: AUTIIORIZED DEALER 2600 HARBOR BL., COSTA MESA SEE THE FABULOUS You don'! need a gun to "Dr aw 1'"ast" when you place an ad in the Dally Pilot \Vant ,\ds! Call no1v -642-5678. WANT AD ~1'10·9100 Open Sunday '74 • BRAND NEW '73 DODGE ALL STAR VAN ·CONVERSION COURTESY MOTORHOMES ; RECRIEA TION VEHICLE CENTER I 11970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 645-8321, 64S-b324 '~~~===~===~~~~===~ ( r .. • PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOWIR ' AT TERR.T BUIClr WE STILL HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF BRAND NEW '73 BUICKS -AT HUGE DISCOUN'JS- 5th & Walnut, Huntington leac:ll. 536-6588 J 1 -· ,, ) • SAVE. HUNDREDS o ·t., DOLLARS • • • EVERY CAR IN STOCK NEW & DE1'10NSTRATORS }J S<ltutdat. Stpttm.,er 15, 1973 DA.IL Y PILOT DICK JOHNSON CLOSE-OUT •ALL 1973's • FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS • ' ! • I I TREMENDOUS SELECTION TAKE YOUR CHOICE FR.OM 40 Lincoln Continentals & ·Marks I /. • • 7 5 Mercurys, Mo11t'e·gos ~:. Capris ' ' • SPECTACULAR USED CAR SPECIALS I ·II .. . ' ' "71 MARK IIJ Full po\\1er. auto. temp. air conditioning, 6 way f:,\ve r seat, leather interior. landau roof. stereo pc. Sold 1'..t. Serviced by Johnson & Son. (722BSIVl $4975 '71 MON1'EGO 1'tX •) J)l{. - Sold by Johnson, serviced by Johnson, a ir cond .. auto. trans .. power steering & brakes. (213DF'Cl $2175 l\fA RQUIS • '69 COUPE " .A.uto . 1'rans., pow er steering and brakes, pow- er windo,vs, air conditionin g, landau roof, ra- dio, J1eater. I XKV707) $1975 . '70 l:ONTINENTAL I 4 DOOR SEDA!i~-I I ' ' F'ul l power. laclory a ir. landau_ roof. leather interior. Always ser viced al Johnson & Son. 1288ASH ) $3475 ' '71 CADJtLAC DEAUT IFUL SE DAN de Ville, Luxury cqut.ped th ruoul. rull power auto. temp., air co n .. 6 \vay po,~·er seal. AM-F~1 stereo radio, tilt ~~ telc steering wh eel. landau roof. ~ tilOCXV) "i:{ l\10N'fE CARLO. I·: XQ UIS ITE-14.000"M ILES VB . oir cond ., P"'r. steer. & brakes, stereo ra· dio. heater. landau top. (868GNJ ) '69 PONTI Al: ,, BONNEVILLE 2 DOOR HARDTOP .... Automaitc transmission . factory air, radii, heater, power steering & brakes, vinyl rool. (417AGH l . '70 IMPALA COUPE LOW MILES V8, auto. trans .. radio. heater. power steering, power brakes. factory air conditioning. (287- CQD) _, $4375 ' Sale P1~iced $1475 $21. 75 , '• ' ' J "Orange County's Far11ily of Fint Cars " ,, . '· l· . ' . : . : ' ' : ' . ' . ' . ' : : : ~ • :! ., . ' • . .H nine ()f 'fhr New C3r • , • ''Gold~n Touch'' ohnson & son Rome Of The New Car • , • •'Oolclew TOKc1''' I : ! : ' . ; (11'1..('fll~ ~.~f R(,1 lf~·y ' \,OlJGl\ R (,,~PH I 1Auto1, U1ed I HORNET Awte1fer$ale ,A11to1lorS11le 11 ~1 1 I-Auto1for S01t' Auto1forS. Aut"fot S~• AwhlhfW. ]~:1 ,--,,-,.-,-1,, 7,...--= '71 HORNET u -• 990 11 A 1 u 990 1 A u 990 J I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;:;;;1~-~;;;.;;;;~~ A 1 u 990 ilA•.,•.,•. iiuii,""iiiiiilli990iill l·DR SEDAN Autos, sw:u u os, seo / utos, seo Autos, Ui.ed 990 i Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 u os, seer .,.._.. ';•;;;'.'; ~~,\·~~~,;::,~:::'.'.""'" JEEP 1 __ Ll!'!COLN _ [ MERCURY OLDSMOBILE OLDSMOBILE 1 . PLYMOUTH PONTIAC PbNTIAC $1895 '11 TOYOTA ''""'"""'''"I' 'till LlNCOLN ConHnc'"'"· 1 1 MONT~:GO '~· ' de. '""I •73 OLDS DELTA ,---;;;\l,, :,-,;,:::;;;;:;:··--'72 BARRACUDA '73 LE MANS '69 PONTIAC 1v/\\'arn hub§. Crrt'il, tool door sedan. All opuons. C.d. p11r. air (.'OO<~slrrcn. lo nu. OLDSMOBILE CUSTOM ''S'' hoX('S. Xlru ~as (';ins. l'\P~I' 1·nrul . $X.'JO. 64·1-2448. RI'~' orfer 644-;i?.89 Roya[{• Cpt'. Bi·auritul hhti· G V8, a utomalit', radio, h1•11lflr, ! A1Uomn11t·. r11dio, h,..a1e1·. Arnistmnt.: lirrs. t.ht~! si"ll. ------i111t·1·inr 11·i1h \1·hi!i• \'1nvl top MC TRUCKS JIO"'er slc'('rlni,:, po 11 l' r JXl\i'i•r ·"1""'1'1!1}.: 1-hn1k0·~. 111r WAGON JAVELIN '72 JAVELIN SST Jo"ull· PO\~·rr, 11lr t'Ontl ll lrlnlni;:, & low miles. 18111-~A lfl . $2995 11"/lVin,)! 11'untr~· nt•\I 1\'l'C'k. MERCURY MUSTANG ll1ut1n, h1 •ah•1 ·. ;111lt;rnalic·' HONDA CARS · Urnkl'S, Bit' l'O_!ld!1ionl11g.1 (;~~11.i11 1•11.1n.,;:, 1111°~·!·. 1"'.!i· No n•as. uf rcr rl'fttW<I. trans, poo.1 !'I' .~h'<'l'!n~. nO\.\'l•r I UNIVERSITY OLDS lape play<'t·. l .~~7EI1' '· :..11-m:,, '"'''"'· "'' '"' '72 MARCj)UIS '68 MUSTANG hrnke<. !•~·"· w;""°""' "I , • $3042 NO MONEY . (i!.'·.i: .. -r111•!1)1"y nir. 7:-,00 l<!'lllnl ! . 2S;J(J 11.irbor Ulvd. I DOWN -----BROUGHAM V~. auto11111!ic, rnrl\o, hea!1•1',, inilrl(, .~JSHDC. l nsln Mc•sa 540·9640 '70 .Jl-:l::P CP5, Kelly hubs., 1 polll'I' stccr11u.:. 11oII'P1 ' $4695 ·1·0 ----DAVE ROSS 1 103 7 IU ov low )Hf, l)()ll•tracliOn. full µ<lW('I', faclory atr, {~la.. I ra l'S ll.-nGSB 1. I 2·rll'. Xlnt (°lllUI. $!1!1:1. PONTIAC • per mo l'lolh top, rl'&I' lll'I" & CllJl DTA. ft1'228 Jim Slemons • &l.~1?.!16 • \·~. :1111 .. u1nri1 · 1r11nsmr.111sion. 1"..,IN\ lh·llh·t', '""'\'('!' .!lllN'r 111;.. 1 YCN!li.::1 . $1283 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC II , 1 ~ b k '•A "' OLDS C'utlas~ Supren1c. s 4 nl(lt1nt. Con<!. Xlnt. ~· $2795 __n ---'.!.ISO llartlol' Hh d · :is n10. 01·:1. .. n ;11111 vr•·d11. &12-1w. ----Imports--.. --'8!."-""" "11;""1'--DAVcRoss J • SI DAVE ROSS · rlNTO ~ :U.)11 11:.i-11o .. · Bl\·1t .. LINCOLN ' Im emons PON I ,.::01 Qunil 1971 l11md ltunrwl PONTIAC l'o~la .\11'··· :wi;.~r· Imports TIAC 1 \p\\'l}()rl IW·nch 1972 FOl'l:O Pinto r.1111abou1 . ~:;~;~; , 1-GO lllulior Bl\'•I , -RA-MB-LER l :l l..:O llarhor Bll'd i(l3·!l:'l00 11 l1t II I ··,3 '!Alli\ IV Ln nil, \'inyl 1::01 Qunll (" '1 . 1 ~.N, ~:R >"1!0', I M..:___••·ARTl!\11! ll'Cl' "1r· rll< '' hclltl'r. ·7·• PL,"IOUTI I ~ -1 , .-,. 11 Coslu ~tc.;:i ·1Hi.StJli " u~ln "o•.;a !'>IG-80\i "· '"-" IM'\\ !1n·~ Sl,KO:I .. ·~:i;-1!1711 for ·• " . ..,,,~ 11 u 1----!Op, mint ('Ot){I fr<14-fi00i all N1•1\~3'.,'~~at'h ---Boh ',·~.'-·_air, .·,h~·· t'!(' .1.~JIOO , '70 LE MANS ~')I( ... ti" ·1;~ lt:unhl«r ~·dftn IOpm or \Vrltf! Ch111~ifWd Ad ..... """' ;\IUf.-rANG '6!l Converlihl•· BELOW BOOK 1111 s Sn1• ~ 1 ~ 979-~~ ~ \1111 ''111•! l'Ull!i \\\•IJ. si;nt N 007 [) ll Pllol PO ENTERf>""ROMt.larAHTHUlt 11/s, p/h, rruhn GOl'lno 1n1 • , "--i ..... : .. : _.:._·".:._·_·_· · '' \'~. nulu11H1lli·. r:i•!i•1. h!'Ult•i',1 c ·:i11 1;;,;..h,~~1uuy ruh;afl 1 (I, • • It 'I . . ' 111\111' \\•/hlk ,,;. :.lk 111,,: 1 l~·.11 tu\lc:o:. ' t~l nHl~·J:.!t' ·11 l:l,1~-.\-IJ()l"I' A II I" --' lklx 1;11.x.i, Cin1t1 1'1rsa, Ca. I inl , 'l,,IXI, ,,,II 1., "t·-,,.11 (l'W•1t Voii:i (tt.user . ...!I p.tSI(., ,i,i·iui~. 21nK·l'. 1111 lin•ic.\ PONflAC fJ!U\l'I' ~·1l·•:r111_ .111 <'Olldl ·1;1 H .\~1 111.t:H Auwrl1·11 n, J , !l'J.i2G '71 COUGAR • "'" I II 1 1 1 "' 11 -----ll«inlni.;, \lr1yl tr I' \ '" ,.h•n:-1•• "'l'J'll't· .:llVV) nu. pt'rl"<'l 1 o"" ~"16 u flo1n•J', 111r, s nt nu11 "I .. ,,...,.1 111 1·~. t ':11l .11111 I" ,..,~,... ¥ '"'Oil! 'l~M'"I I l1un1. '.l4.\G>.• •.'h•'•\U(:• '"lfl•I .. ,., •• ,,,l>I). '•'" T•-., lfl7:1 i\1Alll\ IV . Lo n1lll':o:.. XR7 --lll'll' nr••!I, 11.~•· . . .,,.. ''' 1"1!! PONT l '11l1ol111.1, l••h :i ' " ·~-~ I Cal .,,.,. ''IUSTAN'" I• I ,,,,1,, r· I 1--.. . 1li8ICl'l1, ~·'l_' lo lll_•tu··-·· ...... n ,,-•• ,.-. 1'· Vinyl 11111. n1ln1 ,,!Ill . I . .., . . • .ll'· .,., 0 1 O" ' I • -~ II rC"Ck h111 1'1111.~ tik·· . -.. -~JIU !J ............. 101· Ir f'/S II . I k . • !' Cut llll!( :-11111 r•1tll'. ·• S2350 &10-!;1()73 nil tiay 1vs, (l\l!Onltttlc, rndiu. l1e11l1•r, .Y u ,· s .. I lll Jr~· Cr1111h1•1·rv & \\'hill• 'l/l' '72 \\'lnll• l'inlo w:.1i,:nn, ,\/(', t•lvunrJ s1 2:1. II~ i,, !~17-!l.hl I T-BIRD laMocy 11ir C'Ondlllonln~. ~~J..'!;1 ,t' ~· JUlrfl c1·ar. S."9:t. Slf'rl"t.1 · ;iin/fni t '3 ~ l' ' ra<tio. top rack, 9llOO n1i 4· Ll-.. MANS ·71 ti ··, . .,I aulo ! TIME FOR "l"•I -I t~'l l'l1 ,.,...,..,'!() ."Uhu:l)' on Y ' · '''' !"11" II .,,_, All r. • • ' " • -------rl ~ . ..., '"" · '""' -· -, . -. -, , 1 httckl'I", lu nu , S :; ~ O o . · ," "';,_,,.Y u ..... · · ·' 11111. lo n11lP11!.:'' Nu r:utialic, CAVE ROSS l~'lt;s 'l'tl ·~o~:nRntu. 4 dr. Cj)UICK CASl'I ~-• .,.:ij7 l\.1USTANG. 11ulo. 5.'12--0'lH -<.-~11. 6.I~ -h lnrt.ontt. s:tlOIJ. MG--TO'lt P"'..,.IAC· l.1111d1u1, ,_. lif'e*;->thotktt. .. I irood l.'Ondll\on l"n ll --· ---~\.lrt I ·1 'l'l6-~l::ll H)71 OLDS Vi10ta C.'rul~rr '72 PINTl) Runnbout. $16.10 '67 lo'IRF:D IRlJ vinyl loµ X nt cond SlfiOO. 496-UJO. THROUGH A DAVE ROSS .-. ' ' --:--i \VR'fl. 3 seat~. Air, Al\.1/F1t1 au1r1 lr111t~ .. rf1dlo/h<'n!l':'t. vcryck!anonly0 40,ooilinllt•!1;1 :!l~u l i nt !~).-H11·d. VALIANT--PONTIAC I 65 ~11.!STAl..,C. new pa..int. ~lt'l'f'O, lua;. ruck. E:ri: cond. Clean. (l.12-j,,">8:2. Sll!lj. 536-4078. COHta ~I~ ~~17 DAILY PILOT I ~~ ~1~1 n\t'Chunkal l $1900/ofr. 6'13-()M7 Aft 6:YI '69 CTO. Xlnl cond, low-It's l' breeze ... Mell y(iir '6t GRAND PRIX WANT AD 2.\.'I() lil\l'bor Blvd.. , ' ·; ~ · , _ _P.m. mllc11, fully rqulpl')NI. Sl!lOO. lt!':ms with t'll!!t. u11t• Dall.v X\111 .rontJ. •·/.-II' 1-ond, -----tbil11 ~fl'/111 ~~17 lf.:'S-~IFI F:O _...:..:._·'...:··"''z..51.113 )'nu'll flnrl i! !!C~i.s.s1fh'll I .1111-Zl14, r 1101 Clrut.'llfll'll. 61Ullm. I p/whvlnw11, $1i1(10, r.11..roll!l ' • I ' '6j VALIANT l.i•1k:c ~'OOll'I, ~II \\!>rk sm • 1>1:r-11.ll(I '. , 36 DAILY PILOT Saturday Sfpttmbtr l!I, 1q?3 . -'' . .. , . . ~• FORD MOTOR CO . . SAYS MOVE THEM OUT!!! 197 4' s ARE ON THEIR WAY! U E DISCOUN TS ON ALL MODELS OF • GALAXIE SOO's • TORINOS e FORD LTD's ~' ·1 11 '70 Javelin SST 2 Or. Hardtop. VB, auto. Irani., powe r 1le•ri'l9. r11dio, hea+or, "inyl 100f, bucka! •••'•·PRICE IS NO MISTAKE . #8011 1 • '69 FORD SQUIRE STATION WAGON v ........... ,. ...... ,., .;. ,,,,;,;,,;.,. s·1499 power 1leerm9, pnwer !di5c ) br.1~11, AM.- FM 1le1•0 r1di!l, h•a ler. whilew1U lire1, tinte d 9!~1•, wh•1I Cllver1 , •ulo. 1pePd CO')- trol, 54 ,b2b mile1. Cle1n. !Lit . 74blGZl . '73 FORD SQUIRE STATION WAGON '68 . CHEVROLET MALIBU 7 ,;, VB.'<'' "'"'' '"· ,;,, "'· '"' "'" "'· 54999 f'.6. ldi•C), P.W., AM-FM 1te•eG radio. nea!er, r~dl~I WSW. tinted 11l~u. wheel covtrt. 10,231 mt,_ Me1~111c yrei!n like new, Brown.m Int. (991HGFJ .. '68 DODGE l)e4J~T . ''" '""'" ···" v.s ... il.-1 .......... '1499 tor;• air c;onrlitionin9. po•··~• 1 ~i n91 1 low mile1. e•h" clean. !YRAS7 1 I • • -~ v Cpo, <m•ll v.a. '"''·'""'"pow".,,.,;,,, s12 99 radio, loe.;iler, n"'w p~i"L A r11I 1:1 11 rpi~. !WQD208 ) - 1970 T-BIRD LANDAU • Cp•. F,11 """ & ""'"!,;.,FM .. :,;,'.s2999. A re•I cre•ni p11ff. !SJ68ED' '71 FORD . COUNTRY SED. STA. WGN. '69 MUSTANG GRANDE v .•. • • .,.,_· ... ·,. .. , ... ,.., .; • .,.,a;,. •••. s2 2 9 9 · · .. s15-99 pllwlt 1ff!erir.g. radio, h~ater, whit•wall ~·· a11 tom1!1c lr~n 1., f•c!ory 1rt cond1!1on• tire1, ti,,..td gliis, wh t el c!lven. Good · 1n9. power 1to1rin9, r1d10, h1•l1r. IZKf~- mile1, ~h~q> fhruout. (lie. 20JOMK! t~Yl "'-' '64 FORD 112 TON-. PICKUP '70 HORNET SEDAN '68 FORD TORINO . • s999 Ii c·1I.. r10dio. ~eate r. whit1w,1ll tire1, w ~e•I $1 299 2 Dt. H•rdtnp. VI , •ulom1t'c tr1n1., fi e-$1 199 E~c•ll3~1 condition. (40745[) cov~rl , [conomy ipec;i~I ,e•tra ihi rp. IZXX tory 1ir, j:>o'"''' 1:011i~g . 1h1rp thruo11l. t~7) . I !UGH447) '68 FORD XL Fa1tb"c coupe. \·.a ,dulo. trd~1 .• fac~ory a'r '<;ondi ,i~ninci, po ... er s!eeri111;;, • •eal C•e•m pu!i. t\{JY:iO~! s1199 '69 FORD FAIRLANE 500 . 2 '" '''"'" •••" v.i. ""· '"""· '"· '1199 tory .,ir eondilionin9." power lie~rin9. :rulv ". ' a meloJy in m•l1 I. !487C?K! '71 COUNTRY SQUIRE 10 PASS. STATION WGN. •2699• VB, avromal if !rans .. factory air. power steer-• ing, power windows, lv119age rack. (501C DJJ ' . • 4 . '71 CHEVRO~ET. STATION WAGON v.a. "''· "'""· '"'"' ~; • .,,,;,;,.;,,, s179 9 powet 1te1rin:i, r1dio, heat•r, I re1I be r- 9ai~. l458DN!l • • 1964 T-BIRD F~ctorv <)ir 'cond ;~ioning , full power, 1 ow~-s.7 .99 er. <OXX044) ,; '69 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 O" H .. dtop. VI , .,1om11;, ,.,;,., f". s1399 • tory air cond., power 1t11rin g, n1w p•inl, " 1harpl l!MN t'1'fl f · '72 VEGA STATION WAGON ~,,,, ..... .'.r ... ,., ,;.; wh;,, ··" '"" s2199· low mil11, lik1 nt w. I 764 f lAI ,- '70 VW KOMBI . · ' ,. '