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Home My WebLink About1973-09-22 - Orange Coast Pilot7 .. • . . .. -·-TOOTll"UiL SCORES • Neroport Barbor 31 Mission Viejo 21 Costa Mesa 23 Edison 28 Cormua del Mar 3 Saia Cletllftlte ~ Footlaill 17 Ftallerton 13 • Vista 39 Laguna Beaefi 25 B1111ttngton Beach 19 -ltlontgo111er11 20 Es,ancia 14 Cypress 6 Pacifica 7 Datto Hills 12 I ' See Details, Sports Pages Today - -Orange Coa-~t. EDITION • VOL 66, NO. 265, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 , 1973 Dlme•a•Line Bargains TODAY! TEN CENTS Robber Gunned Down • Ill Dana Point .. -· ~~~"--_Ma11 -Found Public Parkland At Bay Proposed By JOHN ZALLER A task force of government orficials studyirlg Upper Newport Bay has decided that virtually all of the undevel'oped land around the Back Bay would be desirable for use as RUbll c parkland. The task force, which is advising the Upper Newport Bay Field Committee. also agreed that r.elective dredging should be used to restore dried out sail flats to the regular ebb and Oow of the tides. However, it rejected the idea that UC Irvine should be permitted to operate a crew rowing course i9 the Back Bay~ The decisions we.te approved in con- cept by the Recreational and Ejducallooal Use Task Force of the Field Cotnmlttee at a meeting Thursday in Santa Ana. rort:e and OrcJige County Adn1inistrativc Officer, will present th e findings to the full Field Committee when it meel3 next Friday in San Francisco. The Field Committee, made up of federal, state, county, and Newport Beach officials, is exploring ways to bring the Upper Bay into public ownership. Most or the undeveloped land around the Back Bay is now owned by the Irvine Company. "The meeling produced delinito prog· ress," said Rod Glm.O, advance plaMlhg director !or Newport Beach and the city's representative at the meeting. "Everyone was tlr,Mreemeol that the undeveloped land arOund the bay ha! tremendous potential for public recrea· ticin. .. • ,;' "ii Robert Thomas, cµainnan of the task . "I'm optimistic that some really good things will be done in Upper Newport . ' ENllty l"lloJ St1H l'llO!ti Talks Grow On Agnew's Resignation Bay." Although the task force recommended that the land around the bay has great public potential. it did not deal with the qu estion o£ bow the land should be ac· quired . "That wasn't our charge from the Field Committee," explained Ralph Hudson, chief o[ development £or lhe county Harbors, Beaches and Parks Commission. .. We were asked to detennine those WILL LOVE ANIMALS; DON'T -EAT'THEM LEAVE LAGUNA BEACH TOPAY ON WAYWARD BUS? Dr. J•mes Rolf• (Elbow on fender), Former Art Colony Dentist, Studies Engine Problem •Love AitiJ•• als-~ Exodus Cult Remly to -Le':'-ve Lagu1ia Beach , 'Let It Flow' WAStllNGTON (UPI} -Lawyers for lands which had potential for C()\IDly anci hood Vice President Spiro T. Agnew have city parkl:ands," Hudson said. By JACK CHAPPELL letting it flow," and ,.org~tion painted for the front and rear, the · · · land ii ·1 · Of -. Dll" Pli.t s1...-n•"'""""a!"V for the trek. has been decorated and sides have been dlSCU88«1 with tbe Justice Jlepartmeot ''Actu~ws1Uon of the , 1 is ___ , •-be uired nuld be to the -ol About to ....wsom will be traveling in plastered w~ momentoes or their year the po.ssibllity that Agnew would res'&'' to acq , w up o r "We're being r.m out town, but .. r;; . __ ... a half m Laguna Beach, things like and_theo_p.IM_gyl!ty "to a lati~l agencies," he said. we have no desire to ~ anyway " the Far OUt bus. Roberts said be ex-auu minor offenses" in connection witb _the Tfie concept endorsed by the com-said J-~~ as~-tetit~pects about-2(1'..otber-vQicles-to-join..tbe-eviction notices, and n e "!...! a er federal pr,obe of corruption in Maryland , mittee calls for parka to cover all the un-ered 68ck and forth on· one o( the seats exodus from Lagtlna-B€a~. headlines. the Washington Post reported today. deVeloped land between Jamboree from the old school bus standing at the "We want as maDy people to come Love Animals Don't Eat Them started "The Post quoted a Capltol mn source Boulevard, Palisades Road and the Back curb. with; WI as possible," Robe$ said. First on July 4, 1972. u.saying, j'We've got It on good author!-Bay. They would also cover the land at .. Everywhere we go is-going to be 8 pla.Jined stop oo tbe tr~ is in San ~an· Immediately the then-vegetarian ·cafe . that A 1 ed In 1 the mouth of Big Canyon and along festival. That many peop:e is g,.;,.,, to be tjsco where the Love Animal people will was in the neWs wben a camel named ty gnew 5 engag Pea Jrv"me Avenue m· the v1"cinlty of Del Mar .... .., · · 'th tber · bene!"t ! Dr n-B" and h" k named ~-lni that Agn • · ti · a festival in itself. 101n. o,y1 . o groups ma 1 or . uva1ey ananas a c 1c en wu-ga ng-ew 1 rcstgna on IS Avenue. T_irnothy Leary, the high priest of UD Col. Sanders, broke bread with the part of the plea." Altbougb_tbe lrvine_c.ompany owns "We'll have musicians and actors. and.J ounder of. _the dryg distributing humans inside the eatery, a violation of llead Short Time Later A holdup man was shot tv•ice through the chest as he tried to escape with an armload of cash at the Dana Villa Motel in Dana -Point 10:30 p.m. Friday, police said. Forty-five mtnutes later, a dead man was discovered in a Tustin yard with a hole in his chest. Police said he gene rally fit the band.it's description. After the shooting, lhe robber staggered to a dark-eolored Renault, leaving the money and much ol his own blood strewn over the floor of the motel office, and sped ·away with two COf'Qpaniom, police said. Less t'han an hour later, an unidentified caller in Tustin reported a man fa~ down on a rront lawn at Jamboree Place and Kathy Street. Three squad cars converged at the 30- room motel on the southwest comer of Del Obispo and Pacific Coast Highway . Louis Haffner and hls wife Mary were managing the motel for the night while' the regular manager was out, officers said. Police said the robber came Into the ornce, where the temporary managf:r 's 'vife was working alone, and demanded the contents of the cash drawer. Police said the bandit either flashed a gun or simulated a weapon. As she handed over the money, the employe, in a back room, heard the com· motion and grabbed for a hand gun. Police said he went out a back exit and met the robber in the front doorway - where the motel employe reportedly fired ·two1'0Ullds into the man's chest. Employes answering the phone at the motel after .the incidenhtid-not-identify themselves. "I can tell you·it was pretty harrowing for the participants," a spokeswoman said. Police said the body found at Tustin has been identified but the name was not released pending notification or the next of kin. · Neither govemment officials nor most of the -land, it has offered to Well , we're --aU-,ypsie!-·again," said Bothe hood f Et 1 Lo · J.a the health codes. _ Id the Roberts, one of the founders of the r r 0 erna ve , m guna h h ~w lawyers wou comment on negotiate with any public agencies in-COWlter-culture Love Anim als, Don 't Eat Beach. Al a following court trial at w ic · report. terested iri acquiring it. Th tribe . La Be h Leary is now in prison. Roberts pleaded innocent but \\'3S found Two other witnesses reportedly watch- ed the robbery attempt take place but were not identified by police. An all-out alert was issued for the Renault with its 'Ibe Post said Auoroey General ElliolL. __ £1ans presented by Hudson at the em m guna ac · guilty, the devotee of the Love Animals George Beall met in W a s h i n g to n meeting called for a low activity ~u!fer If all goes well. the followers or the After a galbering at the Golden Gate philosophy maintained that man and Thursday to diScuss the negotiations, ac· around the mudflats of the bay itself. vegetarian cult will have packed up its ·Park, the Love Animals folks · plan on animals are all one in ilie sight or God. cording to informed sources. One source The mudflats are envisioned rts a wildlife sunflower seeds and avocado! this morn-traveling. "We've been telling people you don't was quoted as saying, "All the action is preserve. ing at sunrise and left a big empty space In the bus, now. a double decker wilh need to put au those polluting things into in Washington, not in Baltimore," where ·on the higher ground more removed in ~J-~caftheir temple and erstwhile thethe amem~t~foltbethe~~ibeen base<Olldve pan'toryeled' their body. the federal grand jury is meeting frbm the bay, acUve recreational uaes vege~uw e. u "I think we're reaching more and more iporadicaUy. were envisioned, including a possible The place has been a virtual beehive ol walls, and .OJDSlruded closets. 'Mley ,plan people every day. passengers. The n10t el Harbor. is close to Dana Point Sextuplets l1np1·ove The newspaper ai90 quoted sources as museum or wildlife study center activity what with the readying of the on cutting .a hole in ··tbe. s~l roof to "We're talking about freedom and A,ytng a close frlerd of Agnew, who bas building. ' waywar~1 .1Ais on ¥'~ch tribe . mem~ reach \he aecm'd floor!· · freedom from what tbe city is, an en-DENVER (AP) -Doctors report received lbnited immunity from pros· A college. rowing course has been plan on JUst traveling lrom aty to etty , Cokrlul ~burst signs have been crOachment against natW'e. sle3;dY ~mprovement in the respiratory ecutlon, . gave the Vice President See BAY Paae Z) 1 • • , rl' "We've given people a Jot of things to difr1cull1es that have plagued three of the between ~.Qgt_and *50,000..Jn-cub-dur --'---· . . ' · h ' J • .' lhink about,'.:J.toberts said. five surviving Stanek sextuplets since Ing the past 10 years. · j""'1 -. tru -t • w k ft , 44 The tribe. essentially agreed to lea\'e their birth las~ ~ay. Thetrlend ,LesterMat:r:,tsaBaumore -----_---------'l...AJBS C 10Il Or e.i _ today after striking a bargain \\'ith the 0neort~es1x-~kpremature_1nrants. --·····-ty,....,.Illnreog....,.-1111d1ontllf~E.,..,,,ET""" >'il'---'-'-----'-.--------------------·---'--··--~~~..Jli§.\ri.1.t.P.!!m:1J~1:~. olli£~,~-r~n':r0~---!.~iru~'g·':~~--~-~~~-~'.'!. ___ _ Agnew supporter. nte IOUrceS enpba-.nA~. \...I.I\. .n. hold up prosecUbon on a ra•~ o 11u v v1• • sized, the Post said, Uat the alleged _ · · tenses If the tribe would scram. peymenla were nol oecetsar!ly made in IN TODAY'S QUIZ Kill d . v· . Ca . They agreed to leave the first day or eichange for specific CClllr&CtS, but were e ID IC] 0 ve-m fall. the autumnal equinox. Thal comes I . -' today at 1"21 a.m. (Eastern Standard made routine y. At a recent press confere11ce this . - . Time ). Agnew was notified Aug. 1 that he was ....... •at"d the AdministTation wos CO'f!• 11 · t und In tlg ti I -~ with ,,... ·• ''The police have been rea y nice o us er ves a on n conn~uon sideritlQ a possible uu: increase lo A construction worker was killed in soon u it Mis partially unearthed. 1 possible bribery, extortion and tax fraud . control inflation. MisiU.on Viejo early Friday afternoon Dlggtng continued ll'OUDd. the life-sav· tSee 11.ANThfALS", Page!) The grand ju,ry late last month indicated He ;, a high presi· ~,. when an elgh~foot-deep ditch onllapsed Ing attempts. Engineer' Dave Sexton or his succeuor u county ex0C11tlve, Dale d<ntial adviler and 4' \ on lltm near Jeronimo Road and tha Mlaslon Viejo Fire Station sald no Aiidenon, on 3t counla ol bribery and ex· a form<r S•cretaru < \ I Maquerile ParkWay. pul1e or other life "sign was detectable torUon. ~of DefenH .. Know ~ ~ jfC.J Fellow construction workers, many in when paramedics arrived oo the scene. President Nlxm won 't talk about his "ho he u? '("'1~:/''Si<"# !oars, du1 !tantlcally Into the &ewer Ser1on uld McBride was found in a dllcUssions with """"' r e 1 a r d In g Tvrn to T//E ' trench to save the victim bolt found him kneellnl position at the· bottom o! the I L . H me Agnew's sbllul In the Maryland political QUIZ, apptOring -I lifeless alter 15 mlnutet. • , . ltrencll: !Di bodr was btul.ed and Sexton · ll aguna 0 klckba<k ca&e. Both sides, however. are todau on Page 7. """ '' Dead Is Olatles E. McBride,~. o! 417' said tho victim'• hl)1I may have been emphatic that AgncJO ha• not resigned. • You'll find-hlm in Santa Lucia. Orange. , ~-by the Impoct olllle-(alllng earth. ~ !ire in a r.,idence al 310 Woodland Since the public dl5ckloure that Agnew 1~, NEwsiiAMF. Ho -was . an employe or the S&M McBrlile 'woa tile onfy 'Worker In the Drive In Laguna Beach broke out at 12:42 woa under rederal lnvesugallon lut Aug. sectlfilt~ \V ht I• :Pipeline .Company 1>! Orange, lnstallera ditch al tho time of the eollapoe. .aJll. this rooming, but ,was controlled I, Nix&. and Agnew have met three 1101,·re at it, uive of a sewer Jlne tor a nearby houSlng proj-11They lllWllty. Hon't shore' up the sides soon aftt:rwa rd. times. most recently on Thursday ef· · the other quiz featurg a tru. You'll ect. of a trench when tbe,>"re layiog pipe as ln Three llre engines responded to the ierlioon. Each Un1e the sessions have Ji'nd all of them chatLenaing a11d e1i· Some 25 firemen and rescue workers this cue/' a sheriff's deputy satd . cnll after names \\'ere reported to be Fire Breaks Out co'ast Weatber Night and early morning low clouds but sunny afternoons today and Sunday. Overnight lows near 60 and highs in upptr 70s. INSmE TODAY \Vomen ocro.ss the .-,1ation '1fC ro/1h111 up tlitir sleeve& cnW tak· 1ng over jobs hi the oardtn. See story PCJrJe· 4. . .. ...... • l~lfl"llllltMlll '2·1) '. ' ·' I l beet1 it the Vice President'• request. itrta(ning.. . from Million Viejo~ El Toro, and Laauna .. Usually they're going so fast they don't leaping from the structu~. H~-.;-,'"' ~IQ@qi I . ne-hour 'rJ!ur!ldaf.--TJUJ QUIZ-!r-pubL!rhed b~_Ult.-lllUl-pciidlcl to tllo o1;11ll @i~l:IO tlet<l.I~.-,Bilbl~ ~UlJI e,hfUJ!lult." No one was rtported mjurod in the 1 m&etlni Deputy Press re ry Ge'rilCI Dail~ Pilot .. J>Qrl of our current p.m. ~ -·· · A!lir1h0 fiOdY-lllted from the li01e.-or.rc,,,., "5wner-of 1-<Srat;nt Mh tJlllttll ...... 1 .. 11 ,.amHr l'IM • C•"''t • .. Hame/Gfl"-• C•""""'I '°'" _, L. Warren ~ Friday lhat there """'" program far acllooLI in th!r Panunedicil !tom tba i,a..,.. Hlll• t110 ,'*9medlca conll,nued !Utile resusolta· horoc were not _known early loday. would ba no report on tba m'411"1· Fm: ..... Fire Station helped di& !he inOll out and ' lion attenipts Oll•the aide or the ditch, un· Laguna nremen said the cause o! Ute !Ire I ... AQNllW, Pap tr ati.-a R!lllldtalor IO hll bo4IY u W about •:Iii. . • , was stlll wtknown . CteHwwf Ct11llt!M· Dtttll "'"' .. • I I I " ff::' MtrlttfJ .... " u-i. L" .. " .,, I ----. 1 ( • , • • • ·Two p • Sailors Adrift • AllPOntR INN • J Two M-onths Rescued '• SAN FRANc1sco ( P) -Two men \li'ho said tiiey clWlg. o their capsized trimaran in the Pacific Ocean n1ote than two months were rescued Friday Py a Brili!h steam.ship, the Coast Guard ~Coast Guard said Robert Tlninenko and James Fisher told their rescuers that Tininenko's wife, Linda, died Aug. 11, a month after their 31.foot boat, Triton capsized. The Coast Guard ~d the meQ were picked up at 5:30 p.m. about 900 miles southwest of San Francisco by the steamship Benalder. The shi p railioed ' thal the men wCre •1aetting abuut but very weak." The Coast Guard said tho Triton left out 00o,, Mrs. Tininenko dled or how the men survived. The Coast Guard said the Triton Jetf Seattle on July 2 for Marina Del Rey. cam. ll1lo survivors reported that the craft capolud July 11. A aearch was bertm July ll but was called off lat.er. ··~y were asswned lost ," a Coast Guard spokesman said. The COa.st Guard Aid the Beoalder reported on Thursday that it had sighted the hull ol a trimaran and a red {lag but Libyan Planes -Strafe Italian Ship off .CQast ROME (UPI) -Libyan jet fighter planes repeatedly strafed an Italian navy escort ship with machine gun fire Friday, -~n&j_w sailors, the foreign_ minis- try aald. First Rationing Of Propane Fuel To Take Effect WASHINGTON (UPI) -Despite Whlte House reluclance to set mandatory aUocations on fuel oil, President Nixon Fridly ordered rationing of iropane fuel , med primarily in rural areas for home heating, cooking and crop drying. Government officials said details of the pl'an will be announced in a few days, and they Indicated that the propone allocation may signal similar action on fuel oil.. . At the same time, consumerists filed two lawsuits seeking to overtwn an emer'leDCY Federal Power COmmission ruling allowing natural gas producers to sell lheit product without FPC price con- A communique said the incident took place in ''clearly international waters'' in the Med iterranean 33 miles off the coast of Libya. ~A foreign mifiislry Spokesman said a "strong protest" Was delivered to the Lib- yan Charge d'Affaires in Rom<. e POW Dl1lorclng Wife TIJCSON, Ariz. (AP) -Air Force Col. Thedore Guy, who brought court-martial charges in May against eight fellow returned prisooers ol war, ls divorcing hls wife, Sue. The Guys jointly filed a superior court petition here Thursday under Arizona's no-fault divorce law. The action came six month.! to the day after their tearful re- union following five years of separation. e R e ds Se e king Link SAIGON (AP)' -Communist force:i in South Vietnam are trying to forge a link between their units in the central highlands and aloog the SOu<h China Sea , . the Saigon command said. trols. [ ) 'l11e FPC' last week extended a tthsw<r IN SHORT ..• month bypass of controls to siir nion • to stlliluJate production of natural gas · "-------------' through the winter. One suit filed by Consumers Union. Ralph Nader's Public CitiWI, Sen. James Abouret.k, 10-S.D) and Democratic Reps. Michael Harrington of Massachusetts and George E. Brown of California· said the public had no chance to comment on the uteosion, allhough the ga.5 industry did. As a result, the suit contended. prices will go up a "significant amount" In another suit, the American Public Gu Association, lhe American Public Power Association. the Nationa1 League o[ CiUes and the U.S. Conference of Mayors joined the Conswncr Federation of America is asking for a stay or the FPC onler. NBC Strike T alks Go Bey ond-Deadline WASHINGTON (AP) -The Notional Broadcasting Co . and its techni~ employes continued negotiations on a new c:ootract past a strike deadline early today, but there was no immediate walkout-Union negotiators had voted Friday to strike at 12 :01 a.m. today, but an NBC spokesman said the two sides had stopped the clock at mjdni ght and continued their closed discussions. Earlier union sources said a nwnber of major Issues were WU'esolved as bargaining continued with the assistance of a federal mediator at the offices of the National Asosociation of Broadcast F.mployes and Technicians. 1 DIAN•I COAST IT DAILY PILOT ,.,_.Or ...... c-1 DAILY PILOT, wllfl ... ldl !ill ~ ltlll N•-Pnss. II pUbl!lhtd it'f .. Or•lll9 ~Ntf Pl.lblllhlnt COtnp.lny, s.,..- And to the south, only 40 miles southv.·csl of Saigon. a fierce battle left at least 42 soldiers dead and seven wounded, the command-said. e Conc oy Ge ts T hrough PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) - Cambodian government marines, taking advantage of the Mekong River 's high v.-ater, moved a 16-boat cmvoy Friday to the isolated provlnda\ capital ol Prey Veng, the military command said. Prey Vang, located 29 miles east of Phnom Penh, has been cut off from the outside by road since May 1970. • Deat h Pwt T old SACRAM:ENT<l (AP) -A former coo- vict testified Friday h< was olfered 15.000 to murder a Clllifomta ,Hfgliway-Patrol officer in a fake holdup arranged by the intended victim'i wi!e. Arthur Stanley McElroy said the offer came from \\'aldis Lf!e Copleman, the \\oife or 14-ycar CHP veteran Ronald Copleman. and James H. Gerow Jr., a bookkeeper. e K lssi119 e r Cer e n1on u WASHI NGTON !UPI) -Henry A. Kissinger. the first foreign-born citizen in U.S. history to become this country's top diplomat. was to be ~orn in this morn- ing as Secreatry of Slate in the orange East Room of the White House. President Nixon and a soore of lop government offic.ials, as well as Kiss- inger's family, were to witness Chief Justice Warren Burger administer the oolh. no survivors. ll sa id it \•las proceeding to Japan. But the Coast Guard said It persuaded the Bcnalder to turn back and check the hull for identification. Four hours later, the ship discovered Tinlnenko, of Longview, Wash., and . Fisher, of Auburn, Wash., clinging to tht Triton's hull. ' The spokesman said the Coast Guard "'as trying to arrange to have the men transferred to a Coast Guard cutter and brought to San Francisco. lie estimated this would take at least 3\l days. From Page l AGNEW ... t.wo days before the meeting, headline newspaper slorics quoted unidentified Republican sources as saying that the Vice President was considering resign· ing. Warren did say, however, "the Vice President has not resigned." , Aides and friends insist no resignation is contemplated by Agnew at this time. But neither the White House nor Agnew ·camps will say-whether the m~ttOr-tias been discussed .. Douglas Center Plans Six-story-Hilton-Hotel-an<hors-450,000 square foot ty Airport. People paths-and minhi)ar.ks ~· l~e!l commercial development appl"Oved Friday by city on_JJ8 pereent of land which is to be left in o pen Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (fl.Mass), said Friday that if Agnew should resign, it would be "unwise and unseemly" for Congress to confirm his successor tmtil the Supreme Court decides t b e Watergate tapes controversy. of Irvine planning commissioners. Douglas-Crow space. In 10 years, 1.2 million square feet of build· is developing 50.acre parcel at MacArthur Boule-ings are planned for future development in th• vard an'd Campus Driye in Irvine, near Orange Coun· Jrvjne Industrial Complex location. ~-~~-~-~-'-~~~~~~~--''---~~--~~--~~-'-~~~-~~~~~-~ ) Kennedy said as long as President Nix- on "is '° clearly under the cloud of the possible disclosures on the tapeo, grave guestions exist as to the propriety of the President's choosing his own successor.0 'The Constitution empowers the Presi· dent to nominate a vice president if the office b: vacated. The nominee .must gain approval from a majority of both the House and Senate. From Pase I 'ANIMALS' ... W at,er Official Attacks Sewage Treatment Cuts SACRAMENTO (AP) -Federal cut· backs would deny $32.3 mllllon to 170 California seWage treatment projects, Chairman Win Adam.! of the .state water """'""""' Cootn>l Boord aaid Friday. Th& regulattons adopted by the U.5- lately," Roberts said waving his hand Environment.al Protection Agency 0 .ve ·across a sidewalk strewn with boards, totally unfair and may be in violation of tools, and assorted pieces from the bus. the federal f tho · · the Upstairs above the store the Love aw au nung retroac- Animal people called borne, a nude girl tlve granU," Adam! said in a statement. \\.'Orked in the bright sunshine oo a sign "We have been vrorkiog through EPA for lhe occasion or the leaving. , and the congressional and Senate delega- "Like a thief in the night, be ready to . . . leave at sunrise," the sign read. Its tlom to get a revenal ol this policy nnce unclad artist said her name was Flower f the regulations were first proposed in Rainbow Light. , June," Adam! added. "We sort ,d reel we're leavina: because its going lo ,be ftm," Roberj.s scild as two He explained that under a _ 1m law the mechanics labored over the ltripped 30-33 percent o[ federal Bld for clean down engine of the bus. water projects was intended to .climb ~o "Actually,_ the motor "ill tum· over, SO.~ percent. But Adams said ~t . as they just have to fix up the throtUe est~t~ the cost would be $2.4 billion linkage between the foot pedal and the nationwide to implement that program motor,'' Roberts said, looking · at the bus: and only about $1.9 billlon is available. which "'as to trundl~ them from Laguna Adams said the rules permit ruJt .at. .. tbe crack~ sunrue., . retroactive grants to all New York proj· Of course, 1f we don t get It runrung, eels but no California projects are eligi· well, we'll be here later," he said. ble. Fro1n Page 1 BAY ... planned for the Upper Bay_. but that idea wa.s.Jmocked dov.n at the meeting. "Everyone agreed that a rowing coufse simply was not appropriate for a wildlife area_," said Hudson. The COIK"ept of dredging the dried out salt fla ts was proposed at the meeting by Russ Ea rnest, represent ing lhe federal Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife. "ll v.-ouJd be better for everyone to have 80 percent of what Congress en· visioned than for some to be left out in the cold," Adams said. . Truck Fire, Blast Causes • Gigantic Freeway Tieup LOS ANGELES (AP) -TEl13 ol thousands of commuters were stuck Fri- day night in a mwive traffic jam alter a tanker truck burst into names on the Ventura Freeway. No one was injured 1n th& fire. The Driver, Duane Schumm, 45, ran to safety after the initial explosion, autbcritJei: said. "t got the hell out ol there and got as far a~·ay as fast as 1 could," Schwnm saJd later. The accident occurred at l p.m. and the major freeway was still closed ln both directions five hours later dui-ing the peak rush-boor period. • In domino fashion, connecting freeways and surface streets throughout the Los Angeles area rolled to a bumper·to- bumper ha!L One local traruportatim department official called it "the worst, or equal to the worst, traffic jam in the bistoiy ol Los Angeles. "It looked like the bigg'5t parking lot I've ever seen," said ooe motorist. "I've never seen anything like It in 22 years," ~dded. tlDOtber man an his way home. cars were stalled and overheated and in some areas traffic was al a complete standstill for more than an hour. 1be California lfl&hway Patrol set up emergency command posts, and more than 100 officers worked !:(> get traffic moving again. The blast ratUed windows a milt from the accident and officials estimated more than 9,000 gallons of gasoline went up \n names. Investigators said the trailer section apparm.tly hit a guard rail, then overturned mld was dragged several hun- dred feet before .explodirW OOldais said the blall(was fought by more than 60 firemen aided by four helicopter>- 26th J azz Festival Opens in Monterey ' MONTEREY (AP l-The cool sounds of the Clare Fischer Quintet warmed up a near cape.city audienoe Friday nlibt to open tbe 28th ann.ml Mooterey Jazz Festival. Fl!Cher's first nwnber. "In Brazilian Three-Four," was marred by the late ar- r ival of a substantial JX>rtion of the crowd of almost 7 ,000. But by the tin1e tJie group had started its secood number. George Gershwin's "Soon," almost all of the audience was seeted at the Monlerey County falrgrounds arena. The committee endorsed the idea a3 a met hod for restoring tidal action to as large a por1 ion of the bay as possible. A spokesman for the county ad- n1inist ra\ive office r also said !bat Thomas' office would pursue the idea of dredging the bay in conjunction with con- struction of the Corona de! ~tar Freeway. FROM THE COUNTRY COMES • • • Thieves Siiatcli Singer's Body, Set It 01i Fire N• CASUAL FUllHTUIE FOi TODAY'S MODllN UYING llNIGADI offett years of cortfrtt u1ogt & e co... tMporory cou11try stytlng ttiat Is 1ure lo tnhorict a..., 1ett1no. Combining aolld oolc woqd1, mica tabft tops & crttrGcttv• upttoltfetl•s so that UNIOA.DI will be your cho~. • nte tllltlon• ... publllf!W. -... ltwwwh Marin R 11---··-.....,, -. c-11 .....,,.M.fW111d ... •..c.rr •. __ _..__ ... , LM:1. aaou~ LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -The ·ghoulish "~ a..cii'"""'""" .... , .. .,, L.>011'1• ~·· • ·~ • "'--...... _.'lXXtY""'Sn'atcrtanaapparenroommg~onfie· 3 PIECE GROUPING \cE"'------..... -.,..,......,,...-.... ,,,i=---- hid!. 1rv11M1s.ctc11~ •M s.n , .. .....,,.., l'Orpse of a young rock ,.singer has left .... Jutn '1'"1'11... " 1""19 '" 1 -' w . w k hor'tl . t 'd t ed d tlll!iell " JIUOlhMd klll•dl'(S •rid Su!oNn. oman Ill 1•ec a~ll I es I~ \\'O \VI e y scatter . an r 111 ,......,, ~'*~"" ,11n1 •• •' ,,, w"' diverse sectt00s ol Southern cn.tilomla .. ., '""'· cea11 Mn., c-111om11, tHM, searching for clues. A Camp Pendleton Marine offic-er has "It looks like something out of lolt1rt N. W11cl ,, .. 111_ •rid 1"111111.,.., • been credited with heroism for saving Transylvania, out of the legend of Count J1cli •· cu,r•v the life or 8 critically injured woman in a Dracula," one police oflicial said Friday Vk1' ,.,...,..,. and co-•• Mtr'llOtf" b . hea' __ Ill . the bas o{ the theft of Grdm Panlon's body, TllOfll;;,i!•••ll lazing "1"'Vll co sion at · e which was taken Jn a hearse from a Th·"·., A.. Mwpliirii recently. loaclillg dock at 1..os Angeles International ..-.IN H •w · Lt. Cot. Rodney Ledet, the cxecuUve Airport. Cli•ltM H. l••• .Uch1•tl .,. N,tr officer of the ba se's Infantry TralnJ.ng San Bernil.rdi~ County s be r I ( (' S ........,., 1NMe1nt a u.,,, &hool. came upon lhc coll ision early last deputies reported that a partially burned -... "'ttk on Basilone Road nea r tbc base's body and a casket were round 20 miles c:.... AMMi • W.:.:.::T •1tt11 Cam p Del Mar. away Friday al a remote desert alte near """"""' MMft: -... ""'"•"' L ..... •eectt: m Ftrftl ""-The orficer learned from witnesses. the JoshuA Tree National Monument. A Hllllt....-·11.cf!~ 17111 kid\ ltlol...... k 'd •• bod u ely '",..._..1 • ...,_ ~' C.fttlno •••• that fi.1rs. Pamela K. Barnett, 201 an spo esman sa1 tnc y was tenta v · Tll•••••• 17141 '4J-4JJt cnlisled man's wife, was pinned in the Identified as Parson's. a ,... A,,....,.,., .. 2.1671 wrockege, WlCOnscious. Bven the death or the 27.ycar-old rock ..-~Aftfltf.;,,..., u.-.... Col. i.(.l(J~t asked and won help from a :~~er::::,sm~st~~,B~.p~~edFt~~~ ...,. .,,!:,-:!, , ••• fellow ~fartne, bA.~ spokesmen said, ~ Bw-rito Brothers and lhe International ,,_ ,....,... they forctd open the jam~ed driver 1 Submarine Band, has been shrouded In . °""" c..t .......... __ .~!!!C d~, freed the "'.Oman S elnned jeet m,ystecy =---'.,::.,-;-.::'::t..!":"= an(fQragfe(l~'U.fliiJ'Ol~. --Pirsons--w-a_s _p_ro_no~u-n...i-.--.~-. we - _, ... ••••cert _.,,,_ ..-c1e1 -Tilt other good Samantan was Larx.-c nesday at a hospital neU' the site where .....,.. •.~ """'' Cpl. P.~1. Welch. his immolaled body was believed to have ........ .,...... ..... , .... MtN. . . c.1,._11, ~"" w unttr n~'" ~lrs. Ba rnett was taken to the base bem found. An autopsy was perfont\ed, ,. ....,...,...,..::11, .a.~•,:...,.,' '" "'' hospttal but-authorllics said its results were In· recovering from (.11tlcal lnjurl~. • conclusive. I ' 4 PIECE GROUPING INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICE Lht Prke S414 '299°0 l1M1.l14": & ft. Sot., roo1n "°-a \09"99 INTROOUCTORY SALE PRICE '28995 List Ptk e $414 COFFEE TAtLE PRICE SEPERATELY $39.95 • • I • . • 40..t•ute Waits OAILV PILOT • . Great Gas Rush I Memory of Another E1·a Stirred by .Thunderbolt Comes to North \ By AR'111UR R. VINSEL ~ CM 1111 Del~ Pllet lltH DUKE'S SMOKE SHOP used to, lland Oii a lido •lreel In Puo Ro!llOI. CAUi., <-'<ition less now than then), a vaguely ainlul establ!Jlun<nl prO. aided over by an old man with a wet, chewed and gentrally 1CTUnched-up cigar. The one rustomer he seemed to have wa1 there every Saturday morning when 1 was a kid. He was always drinking a beer about 11 a.m., communicatinc in quiet · grunts with the old guy with the wet, ocruncbed-up cigar who al&o wore suspenders. , Duke's Smoke Shop, on a side street off Hia:hway 101 , was where a kid of 11 1Uppoledly wun't IUppoeed to go ln, but I went in l.llyway. Dute'• wu a place for men. My own old man owned a route ol vending machines, one / ol those usually futile sideline yenturee that middle clau lathers find to 1Upplemenl a liv&<lay-a·week Job. And, ol ooune, 11 didn'~ My father 1o1 killed In a car accident l!nally ~ the gum and peanut macblnes rrllllualJy plied up In the back· yard shed where he Uled to repair the broken oneo while llall!nlng to ball games oo the radio. THE LAST I KNEW, they were 11.Ul rusting away there. My own Sat~day morning job, whicb earned my weekly allowance, waa filling the glass globes of the old macblnea with peanuUI, or counUnr the coins. Occasionally It paJd off extra, with an Indian bead penny, or a dime acci- dentally dropped in by a drunk. The long, dark. cavernous old pool ball was about three ~locks from the downtown park -tr Pa90 Robles has a downtown-which was then· filled wtth pop!aTtrees. I tmven·r~n1here-for-years;-buH:>uke11-and. tbe--perk were- prc>Ubly the ooly cool Paso Robles places in September, more than 20 year1 ago. ' · THE TREES WERE ahimmerilli .,. ... in aummer; like pleceo ol leaf· less wire metal sculpture ln winter. Dur1nr the days when Duke'• ~e Shop waa oo lhil kid'• Saturday morn- ing bea~ I never aaw anylhlnr remolely olnlul about the loog, a>ol, poolroom containing a few green lelt-<0vered tables. Tbere was ilao a beer dlltrlbutor'a calendar on the wall with pictures ol nude girls. Duke's just seemed to be a place ~ men could pt away llOln uppity women -long befon they llar1ed ptt!ilg wcne -and talk about 1eneral subjects ol speclllc male lntereal. · IF THAT IS SINFUL, then Geel Is indeed a woman . And She struck down Her thWlderbolt Wedneaday in that Utile Central California town long.ago bypaseed by the freeway, causing perhaps the biggest ne .... ·s story 1lnce the Anny closed down camp Roberta to the north, and much of the town aloog with It. . Duke's Smoke Shop was destroyed in an u:plos.ien, tilllng three persons and injuring four, as the old downtown bulldin( crumbled In a cloud ol du.st and smoke. Sometimes headlines and datelines: from other place• and other times stir a man's memory, renilnding him how many miles and years be bas put be- t wttn here and there and how. SOME PEOPLE d011't notice such thinp, but newspapermen do, because we are eaentially observen and writers. The headline· in Thursday'• paper announced : "Blast Killl Three Persons In Pool Hall" and tho dateline wu Pase RobleJ. I bope that old man with the wet, acnmched-up c:iiar bad the ni1hl olf. Orange Coast .. Scholars Advance to Semifinals SACRAMENTO (AP) -Tbe folks sit· Ung ln their cars lnchln.g toward the gas pump bad ~ thing in ,common Friday. Tbey wanted to get their gas Wlka lull rigbt away. 'Ibey bad bean! from friend!, from fellow workers or from r a di o ne~ters that staUons were shutting down to protest Pbase 4 price guidelines. So they jumped in their cars and hurried to gas stations, Often to wait and wait. Sometimes 30 or 40 minutes in the hot .!IWl, turning their engines orf and on as 1hey crawled toward pumps y,•here frantic attendants fillid tanks and washed windows nonstop. Homs honked if someone tried to C\lt ahead.in line. Minor traffic jams grew up around stations as lines stretched out in- to the Street. . "My aon dr0ve up and said, "Mama, if y~ou need gas J oo better go get Jt now 'ca111e you -"won't be-itire to get it tonlgbt. • He told me cars were lined up at p1 stati<O!J everywhere," said Fr8'lON J . Gray of Scramento. "So he F In hia car 8!ld let ·me follow him to thls station that was Open,'' she added. -. She l'"tured to the pile ol latmdry on her front seat. "I am a housewife. As you City_ Battles Resumption Of Drilling SANTA BARBARA (AP) -Tile state Lands Commission was urged Friday not to permit a resumption of oil drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel until oil com: panies compensate for damages from the 1989 oil spill. The plea was made by attorneys representing the city and eo<mty ol Santa Barbara at the closing session of a two- day hearing. "It Would be sheer hypocrisy for the state of California through this agency to confer a privilege on the oil industry while some of the same oil compaqies arrogantly refuse to pay the just c!alltror tbe state as a nsult of the 1969 blowout," said Marvin !.<vine, deputy comty counsel. Levine and A. Barry Cappello, city at· tomey, said the four companles involved in the blowout have ref o acknowledge clalms for the d. revenue to the city, county and state as a rnult or the pollution ln the 1161 lnddent. Utigati.on has been pending in U.S. District Coun over the issue for four years. Levine said the atate baa lost lar more ,...., .. as a result ol the oll pollutloo than It has lost In n>)'>!Uea as a result ol the drilling mcrat«lum lmpooed In 19611. Testimony by Lt. Cmdr. John H. Wclcbert ol the Coast Guard disagreed with testimony by oil industry repreaen- tatives 1bunday conceming the indus- Thirty Orango Coast ltudonts are In a CosW!o and Cindy Holm, Estancia High. try'• "'pobllity to CCll!tain oil spills "' field ol 15,000 oeml!iaalill> nationwide Hnlbl,... Bucb1 Bradloy Ba!o. the open sea. competing for S,JOO. NatiOl!al Merit Michael Moynagh, Edison High: Mark Welcbert, who specializes in oil pollu- Sdlolanbipa. • ' • K-, .Brad -· Huailnrl<ltl Beacb lion eootrol. said the best floating oil bar· · 'Ille aemlllnallsta w'ere ~ , fflch: Ml.-Kin', David Mulul, Slra rter teited ao rar by the Coast Guard is ~ In each state an a · Reed and James f.ack.· Marina High; efled.lve in seas only up to four-loo~ lll'llalutic aptitude test talren last Richard Grigg, llerrite High In Aaheim. wav... OU industry witnesses claimed an oetober by more than one mllllon Lapu Bueti: Bryn Barnard. Karen abllJty lo contain oil in seas With waves lllldenis, scbolarshlp ollicla!a said. Cl.art and Jooatbae Rynn, Laguna Beacb up i. six to eight reet. To become linallall, the atudenta !Dtlll High. . Envlrutm"1talllta t e s t i I y i n g at take ano!heL'A!ll 1!!11. ~ .Ml-VleJo:_l~.dl ol~ _ U..·1-iric-ba••.<>ppooed..resuml!lioo g_ academic records and achoo! en-· Viejo High. drilliJig, cootendlng that the po!lullon dorsement. .Newport _,, Si.a Dom, Marcella risks ars far greater than any passible Ewry linaJllt la then considered ror Gilmore, Down Hawk, G r •I o r y econom1e gain. The oil industry bas urg· oae ol the 1,000 National Merit $1,000 Paridnlon and Laurence Phillipa o1 ed reaumptioo of drilling because o1 the todlolanltlpa 1wl!ded In ,the · opring. Carena de! Mar High; Jane Fernald, oil shortage 11iere alao are lour-year, fl,500-per )"et' JuUe Holcomb, Deborah Hurley, Bemard · odlolanltlpa rrant.d. Lenlloll, MlcbOel Lingle and Randy By community, Orange Co a 1 t Palmer ol Newport Harbor lllgb; Gerard Hearing in Slaying 'Slated .for Marine Mmlfmali.ts are • Uebland ol Servile High. Cotta Me11: Lee Ann Steigerwald, Son a.m...i.: Mary Careos o1 San O>sta Mesa High; Julie Bahret, DeMls Clemenle High. Fi~e'• a C1aarna? OCEANSIDE (AP) -Marine Lance Cpl. ~rge Scrivner will get a preliminary hearing Ocl 3 on a cbarge of murdering Vicki SUe Scrivner, tits Wlcle's wife. Tbe body of the II-year-old woinM who had bem stabbed repeatedly waa found Monday In her home. Scrivner pleaded imocent 'lllun!day alter being arrested at hi• Twulynine PalmJ ~· U.S. Weather __,........-~----- ' ' DAILY 1'1LOT DELIVERY SERVICE Dtllvtff of tht Dall) Piiot 11 tuarantttd ,......,.,,....,, If '" ..... 11t¥t V- ,.... "1 J1JI '·""• c•ll IM ,..,,-.-, will ·~.....,._, It .,.., C••• ut ..... IMM 11..-.. 1111. ! , 11......,. .,_. l\llNl1y1 ti 'I"-.. Ml NC.tw •• • • •• , V'M' .•. ,n . t , •.111, S1hlf1ff• tr I 1.111, hilM;," Cl ltW •·t.,, win .. ~ 1t UPI .,.......... ,._ Co* ,,.. 1111119111 lll'Mil 11 1.111. Ttltphonts ---A-ctms-E va r an fi'iiil( am'NOii,"*'=rm=er""Sinfor YJce resrnenf-- M"I Ofl!lf' C-lf A~•• , ...... MMnl H~I M'111tl"ttlfll l•lt~ -... ~""""""' ... ~. . ~-1t» 5" ~' (lfltltlN llecll. Hf! ,.._ t.,._lr-, CNN~. ...,. ~. LllWll l'lltwt •·•• _... of North American Rockwell Corp., ou!Slde the chapel of the Webb School where they were wed. e !llll'rl~g~ ls Eva's fifth, his .... ~~:::...===~=~~··~·_:._~::::;~~~======-::-~- ~ ' . can see. I have my wash in the car now.'' I use the car for everything -shopping, laundry, taking the klda to achoo!, the dentist, the doctor." Most people sPoke of their cars' every· day uses. Few had planned weekend lriJ).', but almost everyme wu worried about bavin1 enough gas to cover the few miles to and from work. Motorists here and in other Northern California towns found themselves in the gas jam when many dealers shut down Friday lo protest a fed eral mandated drop in pump prices. Ao A!soclated Press sampling found most people aMOyed but not enraged at the inconvenience of having to wait in long lines. -J'ifiles Hughes of New York City, his wife and another couple were 011 a trip driving through Oregon and California for a week. They had planned the neJt stop alter Sacramento to be S8.n Simeon, the hilltop castle built by William Ran- dol~ Hearst. • San Simeon was one of our must-sees. Now we'd better go back to San.Fran· cisco and figure out what to do next," said Hughes. This is 'Ci11dy' She is a five-year·old springer spaniel. She is spayed, has all her shots and is a purebred with papers. She also likes children, If you can give her a good home. she 's yours for $15.90. Conlact the Hunting· ton Beach Humane Society on Newland Street behind the Edison _ plant, tele~b.one 536·84~8_(). • Hughes added that if they hadn't found the open-Standard station -where-he filled his tank, ''We would have been dead, dead, dead . We tan across a touch of this in Oregon, but nothing this severe." A. L. Lars0t1. a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employe, chomped on an apple as he waited to get his tank filled. PreserVe Cancellation Hit : "This is my lunch hour," he said between bites. "I heard about the sta· lions shutting down talking on the phone to some of the guys In the Office In Sin Francisco." The Envirorunental Coalition of Orange C0W1ty opposes: the cancellation of Ole Nobl Ranch a&ricultural preserve ag~ ment involving about 2,200 acres. purpooe is to preserve open space. The purpose of the reserve status is to grsnt tho landowner relief from high prop. erty taxes if he agrees to keep hls land , Larson said he needed gas in bis car to drive to the airport Sunday to catch a plane COf' Seattle to attend a corps con· ference. He added to an interviewer before he drove off: "In your comments, give my regards to Mr. Nixon, will you?" 1be county Planning Comml.ssion will hold a public hearing Monday on a re.. quest ror cancellation by the developers, Anaheim Hills Inc. in agricultural use for 10 years. · Nixon Takes Cruise 1£ the owner request.a cancellation he is subject to tax penalUes for the period the agreement has existed for the taxes he would have paid if the land was zoned for development. Tbe Orange Coonty Grand Jury his also protested cancellation of the preserve agreement on the property. WASillNGTON (UPI ) -President Nixon took bis family and guest& m a dinner cruise aboard the presidential yacht Sequoia Friday night. The environmental group says the cancellation request is premature and in· appropriate. Jt stated that the can. cellation would be inconsistent with the purposes of the Williamson Act which allows agricultural preserves and would not be in the public interest: 'lb6e are 10 agricultural preserves in the county covering 80,989 acres, Tbe Both groups point out that some of the t land owned by Anaheim Hills Inc. Is earmarked for open space in county T planning. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Available Every ,lfmt MODEL ROii IN STOCK and ON DISPLAY ZENITH PORTABLE ' Solid S'tate • w74 Plffte C•ll ~r Prk• 1911 dlagon1I Advanc:ed ' NEW FOR .'74 ·-S111try Spltm e A"'*Mlk PIH T'"lllf e OM-lultell T..i,. • tMlllll l"lc1ur1 a ..... Zenith Remote Control 25,, dl ..... 11 Ad¥cinc:ed Chrornac:olor II ... Sl2560W PLEASE CALL FOR. OUR LOW PRICE! WHY BUY AT ABC? • No Fl-<• Cha'9 .. 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Women are pictured climb- ing ladders, mowing lawns, \\'eeding gardens, and whal· all in lumber yard catalogues, lawnmo.,..•er brochures and store advertisements. protoct their shrinking pill)' banks. But will thty succeed? She demands this new right and lhe fact that she gets it, may be the an1wer to an slice of the Iamlly dollar. Now when the needltpolnt group meets they may co.mpare soldering, irons, ladder range and the high cost of mitre bo1· es as they bemoan chlpped finger nails and scraped knees . home work plan. And because ol the short term potential of his mate, he fears he may wind up with an e.1pens:lve cache of wtUsed t.Q91s and equipment. maybe, American mercbao. dislng b<lni what It ii. And the Coorroges or Glvenchy haodywoman suits will not be fl!f behtnd. U be bad fixed the faucet, puttied the wlndowa and plan-- ed the sUcky cloor, she might not have become intrigued with work tools, bis wlfe remarked. Nnr would she have found out bow easy lbe jobs are that were ~ting so much. ..l • get a lot ol coaveraaUocal rnlleag1 out ol home projects, ooe buJbond lnsiltl It II ..0.. talk than action. In all" months his wife baa inllta!led three shelves In the klldien (for ber c0okbook1l but shl baa cor- relled more tOQis than the local builder. But would she borrow ller neighbor 1 s casserGle to serve her own Kartofefl.k°"se? Or Terrine of Duck R9t1ennaise? Huh? - ' " ' .• ro: • -\ . ·• ·' -' By JOUN VALTERZA Of lltt o.ltt PIM! Stfff The Orange Coast's vegetable gardeners, still wondering why the weather upset their plans this past summer, appear just as anxious about the fall planting season. Some are girding for a seige of 1ndian summer, while others are hoping for a stable, cool-morning and warm-afternoon syn- drome. But the dilemma still ~ for all of them : What should I plant? Nurseiymen, it seems. ha\'e made predictions of their own, this week stock· !ng-seedlings for the-tradi· • tional fall crops or broc- coli, cabbage, caulifiower, collard greens with a few •chives tlirown In. The gamblers could add a packet of Chinese edible-- pod peas to lhe stack and if they are lucky the.v could find a. nursery with ~ healthy pony pack of rhubarb chard w h i c h ;nakes a beauUful steam· ied ve~ble or colorf11I -ia<lil!Qii -!O"Chlnese-slYJe di shes. AB ·for the -. green bean category, a dlscovef'y made this past summer or a variety of pole bean which appears to "";tb- stand pests and fluky weather better than all the r:est might be a ~ood gam- ble early lltis fall . Romano pole b e a n s could serve as a good staple vegetable on the table this fall because of a bab\JIQUs growth rate and heovy yield. The pinkish beans sprout quickly and grow like the ones that Jack planted. And at.ands as tall 85' a dozen feet Bre not unusual. Soaking the beans in a large bowl of water for at least a full day before planting hastena germina· lion. For those in the crowd not afraid to place a little poison out, cutworm and sowbug b a i t sprinkled around the bed would, greatly aid the survival rate. Sowbugs, particula rly in a mulched coastal garden, can ruin an entire crop of bean seedlings in a few nl~hts' work. fi.1ulching for any of the fall crops is always an im- portant factor and if the gardener hasn't enough material around the yard a quick trip to the feed store for a bale of alfalfa or oat straw is a wise in- vestment. A bale can be kept reasonably neat along a side yard and its size is deceptive. A single ~le can make ya rds and yards of mulch . ~1any gardeners p~fer -alf Eilf a71ftslslll'!Tllili"t'lf:fS=--. heavy on trace minerals and its quick decom- position adds greatly to yield . Aside from the nutriti ve factors, any mulch could b e excellent insurance against a Sudden hot snap which could dry a tender row of vegetables within a few hours. For ge t the un- predi catable summer and give the fall garden a try. lts always better to gamble in such cases. Even a skimpy crop is better ·than fallow ground, GOQd reason. Many have become do..it-yoursellers to ~:n~~~t:~ ~~~~~~ and snoozes to the zzzz o.f her power saw, WOMEN GOT into lhe handy- woman routine because the short visits and lengthy bills of Y.'orkmen were laking a big But one far-sighted husband !lees such COJ?,versatlonal Ud· bit s as ltadlng to a neighborhood ltool aJJ9. equiP: ment war oJ extensive pro- portions rather than a free llE'LL GO a step fw1her - a wife who carries a Vultton tote bag to the supermarket and wears an Yves Saint Laurent panll suit t<\ the lumber yard can't be far from a couture plumbing a n d carpentry kit, gold plated ALTHOUGH some women Garden Toil in Vain Ho-t To111ato Tli ieves Ste al Poo r Family's Crop s WASHINGTON, Maine CAP) -George and Madeline Mjlier Jr., JlOO< and disabled by ill· ness, sweated hours in their garden plantjng vegetables they couldn't afford to buy at the market. But most of what they SO\red won't be on their kitchen table, because thieves are raiding their half.acre patch. "It's damned downright malicious." said J\.1rs. fi..1iller. . 54, who. cried when the thieves struck the garden for the first time Aug. IO. "\Ve were trying to p!,Jt away all we could for munity. have an annual .in· · winter beCause-we don't have-.:come Qf. $l~'tbe~ pen$.1QJl_ much money. money -$130 monthly - "I think it's a Sick society comes from the Department v.•hen people start rifling your of Health and Welfare. garden," she said. George Miller, 53, b a s The Millers, who live at chronic bronchitis, arthritic Stickney Corner in this rural gout, diabetes and a heart c~n Knox County fanning com-dition. She is a borderhne Front Yard Gardens Nixed in Wisconsin said he preferred a garden of the quality of Mrs. Murphy's to a front yard of dandelions. diabetic. Neither can hold a job. The -couple lives in a small farmhouse. The Millers keep a goose and a few hens for fresh eggs. Their lot is too small fer a garden, so a friend offered tflem land about five miles away to plant. vegetables. The couple's three sons and one daughter bought the seed and fertilizer and helped plant the rows of cabbage, beets beans, onions, corn,. PQtatoes, chard, cauliflower, tomatoes and onions. The first time the thieves Sl(UCk, _1hey__W.JLeX<!<J!!!"!"- that was -Tipe, 1eaViiii-Only . corn, beans·pnd potatoes. Now the robbers are returning to take the other prQ<iuce as it's ready for picking. The Millers say they have no clue who the culprits ar.e. __ _ "We've .posted four signs saying 'Please keep out,' but I , ;:.;, don't think they wiU work ," '· ~ said Mrs. Miller. "It's really ~ , hard to believe people are out ~~c~ there who will prey on the hard work of others." She said $110 of tho $130 monthly income goes t 0 buying food at the grocery store and buying gas for her husband's truck. "-"' 1'tltf Sl•H ........ Sometimes it takes a fl.farine to handle a big job. Russ fl.lenzie s, 269 Cecil Place, Costa Mesa, grows big tomatoes (one weighed nearly two pounds) and hefty lemons as well. ?!1enzies, who retired from the C"orps after 27 years, credits hts gardening success to stale beer. He uses lhat instead of fertilizer. . Another husband fears the changing lifestyles He thlnb fondly of those i r 0 n e d handkerchiefs and be m!sses fresh vegetables on his dinner plate. And her labor plan isn't exactly free when you com· pare the costs againat the fait accompli. FOR EXAMPLE after a dizt.lfying day on her new lighhyelgbt f:'1~um ladder unplugging ~ patcblng a roof or wa*·g down lhlngtes, whQ can ? Eat.Ing but is like found money, one wife says. (U only lhe would dig up enough to pay for ber shiny new pitcljork. htr mate responds). It Personal \ allowances have tripled, says one husband. It costs more fOJ his wife's beau- ty parlor treabnents, and she has had to acquire a masseuse -to unravel her kinks. If rewards are in order. a y,·oman who acquires a power saw i.! ln a highly selective ~ bonus categocy, ad.vllles __ ooe.· _ -· 1100.sewrre~~even 1r·slfe ·uses 1t · only occasiQIUllly. It may be parlayed into a cruise, a waterbed or something fashionable -a sterling silver Navajo bell lo hold her shiny metal clip-on tape measure - a natural if .ever there was one, she says. Weeke1ider Gardeners' Cliecklist ' , ' ' '· ' ,. Best Way to Remove Dirt From th£ Walls WAUWATOSA, Wis. (AP) Front yard vegetable gardens have been banned by the City Council of this Milwaukee suburb after a three.month battle on the issue. The ordinance proposed by Alderman MarVin Stach was passed 3-4. Stach said front yard vegetable gird.ens would destroy Wauwatosa's rcputa· tion as a city of homes. Bee ·Keeper Will Get Last Laugl1 "The things we lost in the garden \\'e ju.st \VOO 't eat this winter," she said. Pla11t the Sweet Peas Now Here are some things to be thinlting about this .,..kend. • Freesias are one sprlng- flowerlng bulb that definitely likes early planting. Bulbs are availabie tlU month in a pleasing variety or colors. ' • By ANDY LANG Al' ,.,..,,,111r11 Wrll1r Q. -About three years abo, i " "'hen we bought our pusent Muse. the previous owner told ... me that he had never put $: finish of any kind on the knot· .. ,. ,. ·; . water troughs or is there a possibility that it might poison the animals if they happen to chew on it? A. -Aluminum paint Is usually lead-ftte and its pig· ment is nontoxic. But since there is alv1ays the possibility of a formula that is not safe for your purpose, read the label carefully to be sure the paint does not contain either lead or mercury. Alderman Richard Bachman supported the proposal , saying: "l sunk $360 in my front yard. tf my neighbor were to plant a front yard kiss my $360 investment good-- by." Stach said he sought the ordinance after constituents complained about a vegetable garden ln the front yard of Mrs. John Murphy. Aldennan George Mathes, who opposed the ordinance, ,: ) ty pine walls in our' family room. The walls seemed allright then, but now they ap- pear to have a considerable amount of dirt on them. I v.-ould like to finish them with lihellac as J did a sintilar room eome •year ·ago in another hou5", but I Would like tO ask ii•••••••••••••••••-. ,. your advice about the best ' ), .. . • .. . l ; f I: ' ' l I ) ! 1 \ ' way to get the dirt o!f-~. _ A. -'Mle best cleansing agent ror the walls, since you are going to fmish them with shellac, ls denatured alcohol. Use a clean cloth saturated -mth the alcohol-and rub as much as is needed to remove the dirt. Change cloths when tbe one you are using gets dir- ty. Be sure to dilute the shellac before .applying it to the walls.· U;e 50 percent shellac and 50 percent denatured alcohol. Even white or clear shellac 'viii darken the Wood somewhat. 1r you want a more pronounced col- or, use orange shellac. Q. -I know it is important to ntix the right amount of water with sand and gravel to i make concrete. Since the Blind Garden 01il y Tou cli, Sniell Used :: BATON R0UGE;-l:a: (-AP)~Jn·Baton-Roug<;"ther<'• a flower garden that's not. meant for the eyes of anyone. It's at the Louisiana School for the Blind and was created so sightless children, by smell and feel, become aware of flowers. The sense of touch is not only used to feel the blossoms, but to identify the flowers by means of Braille-signs: placed throughout Fragarance GB.NJen, -as it is named. The idea for the garden came from Mrs. Forest Craw- f~. of Baton Rouge, a .graduate of the school and resi- dent.there during her days at LSU. Mrs. Crawford said she was always interested in flowers and looked forward to the hours when she and scboohnates could go outside and plant bulbs and seeds. .Future plans for the garden include the erection or a statue and the installation of benches for the children and their visitcrs. l amount of v.·atcr depends on ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ J whether the sand is wet or.= I dry, I woold like lo know the ) dilference between damp sand l and wet sand. Sometimes one j is mel.ltloned, sometime!-the other. ! , A. -;To determine just bow t wet saud is ick »•+i~l!l_l!U ---r---o1· tf'i'lli0ft'Ofl"ll"Y"""-haiwl-...i t let go of It. If the sand felt wet ..... but your band was dry after i you released it, then it generally is classified ai damp. lf the sand felt wet and it left your hand wet after you J<t go of ii, then ll ! ~nsiclend weniffil:-. -- l . l 1 ' • l • ·l . , 1 ~ ' • l l-- l Q, 1-I ha.Vt lo do some- ~ around our [arm. ls it Ate. to use alu.mlnum paint on sllCb tings as feed bins and Fail Is Tune To Set Plan ts S.luril•y 9 lo 9, Sunday 10 lo 5 ·~ ·- 5 GA L SIZE..!.f!EG. 5.99 CLEARANCE 1 Get. Ille 88' .... 1.lt ROSES 2GiJ ..... 1• .... J.2t PLA rl YER MIX J CU FT, 122 ltEO, I.Pt CONCORD (UPI) -A beekeeper has gone out of business and he says weekend ganleneri iii his neighborllood will be sorry. Pancho Bacciglieri sold all of his 42 hives after·merchants complained about bee droi> pino and the City Council ordered him to sell all but 15 of the hives, CaliComians may plant early compared to the rewards it Oowerlng Sweet Peas now and pays. be cutting masses of fragrant, In the trench, layer a liberal ,thickness of organic material colorful bouquets for the oc a'ged manure on the bot.tom Christmas Holidays. -six inches is not too much. deep roots. Chick.en wire makes a good trellis. for the plants to climb; n~ies have .ineJpensive re!dy·t<>-use trellises. as well. When Sweet Peas reach the cutting stage, don't spare the shears. 'Ibe more you cut, the more you get. 'Plant Iris Now • Feed and soak established lawns. Now is the Pme to prepare leedbeds (ci-new lawns. ,. • For a delighUul deo:n- tion on the porch « patio. plant cactus and succulents in Individual red clay pots, or Mexican pottery. • For bright color and soft fragrance In the garden, plant Wlllter Sweet Peas oow .. Backyard ·gardeners, Bac- cigilieri commented, would be sorry because without the bees for fertilization tomato crops lltill disappear string beans will wilt and flowers will fall by the wayside . The first thing to know about Then add about three inches growing Sweet Peas for winter Then add about three inches of is that you should plant them aoil and sow the seed. By this now, without delay. Wait much time, the trench will still be longer and an early cold some three to six inches deep weather spell could slow down -depending upon the or stop your color show for original depth. As the plant! .several weeks, or months. !prout and grow, fill Jn..around Plant Dutch Iris bUlbs now. The serond thing to know is them with topsoil until the The flowers are excellent for that you must plant Early trench is nearly at ground cutting -and using In indoor • Keep summer annuals blooming by keeping them well water«! and removing Flowering Sweet Peas. Your level. This encourages sturdy, arrangements. nurseryman can guide you1\-~~~~~~.::....~~:..:...~~::.._~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ faded flowers. Trees Gi1arded here. Sweet Peas 1ike a free and easy root run , says the California Association o f Nurserymen, so the ground VIENNA (AP) -~new en· should be well prepared. 'l'hi.9 ~ "llironmentalJaw e t1 le t LY .... e_can....be aSSMt.@..br creating...! SepL 1 sets a fine of up__JQ_ trench 12 lncllt?s eepl or $25,000 far chopping down a more, and a shovel's width at tree within the city limits. least. This requires little time GROW YOUR OWN MINIATURE .VEGETABLES ·u. . *4> ~ :e..i-...; _·:._~ ...M!~l_,_VT• cor,...... to£r.;ri0f. .... 21!;"7filfii ___ _ Tiny tom•tMf-1 .. • tMn 1" In dl•mtftr Mlnl•tvr• IMf lettuc._ 1 heed per Mlad Little c1rrot.....,l"'er 111• full 1rown Dw•rf •Yf•r ,...-,rowing In 2 t• l " pods Mhlpt w1ttrrMlon--4 to 6 llMI. wtt.n red·rlpe Th• SMALL WOl\LD GARDEN i1 only $4.00 including: e Over 200 cer•fwlly chosen 1eed1 roecly to plenl: l!'lini•t1i1rf • cilrn. fol!'ltloe1, lett1i1c•, certot1, P••• •n«I w•f•tl'l•lon • e Co1?1pl•h in1tructlo1u on hew to 9row i11 • 1m•ll •t•• huiclo or out~clt. e A 91i1•rontoe o( 11ti1f1ctio11. ················--··--···-·····-·······-··-·~······.-..-"'"- ( CLOSI S4.0 .. WITH THIS C0u'°N AND llND TOt ~--SNALL WOl.LD GAi.Di N ... 220J • S.. JM c.,..., ... , CA 92:671• ·-5'46-5527 2&40~HarJ>or_Blvd._ COSTA MESA OPEN DAILY 9 -6 SUNDAYS 9 -5 HELP 'SPRING '. Our Bulbs ' Plump,' Healthy Imported Bulba Sure fo eloom • Su ~e to Plea1e ••• ' - > DAl'l'oOILS-ldHI In bord•ra ·•'Ill 9t ...P.. Lone ~•lint cvt flowers. ... " • r!t RANuNCl/LUS -grHI In m... pl•nllng. Outst~rc'lng cvt 11-•ra In llv•ly colon, '01Nnt=8lllilmlllt •IWl'fN'Orll!fftiw.,-1:-~on9·IHllng blooms, TULfPS-4iorlou1 colon. Pl•nt In 9roups or as border flowers. DUTCH IRIS, FREESIAS, LYCORIS, ' -CROCU.S... _____ _ Pla?Zt now for armloads of flo'fJ~S "in the Spring!, POr 'N CIOCUl-Hloo C.--_, • 8. fl! . htft .... Pet, 9'tf•••· ... ltnM • • • • • • _,. . ILOWl llN• WINDMI LL-• -,.. ,... • t:•".., ,. W9tclt tWr r 2.95 • ...,., .... .. w ... ••••••••••·••• HYACINTH VASIS-SpecS.lly -~-DMs• I I ..... . ····="---_,.-...,.-...,.---.,.,,,==== .......... ,, rhtt«I .... -lw 2.49 -~ .. H.r!\lt!l.•J"' .!.!Z 0 1····."·····.····:· I ~ ' \ .\ ·- • • I •.. • • • ea.hhies Lectured: Nude ·show Dazzles Polanil Ban Urged· F!>r Dog Repellent Eti ette ~ NEW 1 YORK (UPI) "Good monblg1 elm," 1ald AmyV-111. ••Goocf morning, M I a s Vanderbilt ," sald the New York cab drivers. Miss Vanderblltr 114. the syn· dicated columnist, ~tood at a lectern beneat~ a cryst.al chandelier in the Waldorf· Astoria Hotel and lectured the cabbles of "Scull's Angels" op etiquette. .. ., IT WAS AJ,.L part of ·• regular in!tructional aeries conducted by company presi- dent Robert Scull. Always be nice to women and drWlka, 1 Miss Vanderbllt said, and never inter- rupt amor- 008 couples In the back seat. U>DZ, Poland (AP) -CtUed "N1ga/' meaning Polml'1 lalell rock abow -nllod, Ws blllod u a rock probab)y the maot lanMrt In opera. Tllo ahow w!1I be going ConummJat g,npe 7 11 pock· further afield In lhe Ellt bloc. lllg~th<•Jer a!ldl..,..._ 1n thi.. • . co~crs Al\E ~lgned texUle t<>wn with a com-with 1Mchoslov1kil aod the blnatlon ol naked blondes, Soviet Union II reponedly in· hard beat aod r u b b e r temted_ -.provided the glrll monsters. leave on a bit of clothing. _ .. ~-~, ··-J--=------------ ·-es) I I y 0 u must put yoorseU In the other p ersnn'li v~No111:111-T place," she --' said. "Would you want to be interrupted ·at 1a Ume like f that?" ,. ~IAJ( ALMOSNINO o I .Naa•'• undtrlylng theme II to show the diu1aer of a world menaced by teclt>OIOJllCll pro-cr-. '11tr,. of Poland 's top pop 1tars portray frightened humans being chased ancl enveloped by out-of-control robot.I. They also have to cope with giant blobs of rubber that .... mbl• the pullatlng body of an octopus. DIRECTOll J ERZY KredloWICl concentr1te8 fnoot of all .. vllllli bnpoct. In one ...... long-hatred alnger Wojdecb Kordl, alter llnllhlng bll number, tllllll to. a curvaoeous bloade atandlng beside him and pul!J off·ber black gown, leaving her stark naked. Th.ere are several nude acenet:. In ooe, a flabby rubber monster, looklng like a n overgrown gorilla and with the drunken sway of a Frnakens- teln monster, carries off one naked blonde In his arms. In the backgrOund, a rock group twan gs out heavy beat. '4I WA~'TED to show truth in a new form," says song writer Grzegorz W!lcmk, "in a commu nicative and unin· hitited way .... thanks lo which the awareness or truth be- comes more universal" Reaction to the 'show in Poland's Communist party press has been mixed. One typical passage: "I waited for yoll 1,000 years, I was your nanny, I tended y()ur sheep, I was your mother and your first girl ... , UKIAH (AP) -A cMI suit IUed here seeka to irohiblt . California ule8 of a dog. repellent a11egedly containing tear gas. Mendocino County Dist. At· ty. Duncan lames .said the repellent could cause "very great harm" tQ the sight of a dog. DEFENDANTS IN the ac- tion are M&N Distributors of Torrance; Daniel McPeak, an execuUve of that firm, and Daco Safety Products of Tempe, Ariz., manufactu rer of the product marketed under the name ''Halt." Until the name recently was changed, James said the iden- tical product was sold In California for several year11 as ''The Guardian." The repell ent is intend ed for use by mailmen, meter-readers and qthers exposed to dog bites. THE DEFENDANI'S were ALTIIOUGR NAGA has ordered to appear at a hearing been playing to pa c k e d in &Jperior Court here Sept. 28 theaters, audience resporise is to show cause why a tern· · also mixed. porary restraining o r d e r Said a student: ' ' F o r against the repellent should Poland, it's some achievement not be made permanent. Satu'lllY, Sept""btr ~. 1973 DAILY PILOT IS ' • Shaky Is$~ Wliy Limoiisi1ies Needed By DICK WES!' WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Until a move got under way in Co"8!"' this y<ar to qurta il the ll.99 ol. gov-e rn m en t UmouslneJ by l e d e r a I olficlaJs, many of. U5 did not realize how vital the s e vehicles are to national securi· ty. Argulng again.st the cutback, one agency head justified keeping his limousine and $16,887 a year chauffeur on grounds he had to b e "available in ease of an ea~ quake." THE EXIGENCV probably wouldn'l have occurred to the average man-in-the-street. Or to the average U.S. senator, either.. Sen. William Proxmire (0- \Vlsl ), who identified the quakeoonscious officials as the head of the Veter a n s Adm inistration, said federal biggies were resorting to "ex· cuses , fantasies and sophistries" in trying to keep their limousines. But it seems to me the VA administrator was showing a lot of forethought. WU polmed out by a Slate Department ll[JOl<esman teatl · lyinl II & Sen.Ila h<aring 00 the llm!tatloo l<lllslatlon. ••we think It appropriate that -be assigned to chief• of. mlsakln in cert.an large capi tals mcb as Manila, Buenos Aires and ~1osoow," he said. "In our opinion, protocol con'!d~rations are importanL in ~ major capital> and aocOrdin~ly, our amba&ladors. are provided aach vehicles." BUT, OF COURSE, one can easily imagine what would happen if the American am- bas.sador were seen tooling arowid Moscow in, say, a twc>- door Ford Falrlanc. There is an emergencJ meeUng or top Kremlin brass. "Well , gentlemen, what do you make of it ~" party ch:i.irman Brezhnev asks. "Our grain deal must have hurt them more than \\'t: suspecte d ,'' a Soviet agriculture export observes. "TllAT'S RJGHT," says a military expert. "Now \ve've got them over a barrel on d.isannament. U they can't af· ford limousines they i.ure can't afford nuclear sub- marines." Jt is, howe ver, a Soviet diplomat who gets to the heart or the matter. Queens, a cab driver for seven years, agreed. ~---:"lbe--war+·figure;oa::guy= gets In your cab, that's hlJ : home for the time being,"------------------------------,---Almosnino satd. "He •tarts . ~~ainst prudery, and anyway State law forbids over-the-IF EVER THE ca pital is 11 ~~-~p ~offnard }?,!r~~m . counter sale-ol-tear-g~rocjced b)' an earth tremor, \\'C o( expreS3l()n art. · . 1 certatnfy ·don't want our A young girl: 0 I loved it. It James said. government leaders running "Without limousines." he says, "America is doubly vu1nerable. U they have an ear~uake, the-government will com!:! te a ~standsfi~." I' >I ' ! . • . • • • • I • . • • • ' . . t • ' ' ' • ' ' 'Was beauliful, the most THE REPELLENT was of· out into the streets hailing beautiful theater play I've fered only recenlly t Q taxicabs. , NUDE DRIVER messing around. I just keep driving. I also look for 1 cop." Miu Vanderbll~ wore a tan pants suit and red choker. ne class wore . thetr working clothes and windbreaten with lhe emblem "Scull'• Angels" on the back. Sunday Pilot to Publish , aeen in my life. I love rock merchants in Mendocioo Coun-It's tough enough finding a and beat, and here it 11 at its ty but has been sold in several taxi ln the rain. 0 VERHEATED highest level -wonderful chain stores in Los Angeles In the aftermath of an music." and Orange counties, said earthquake, a goVernment of-~~~~ !n~)a ~15:::.iC: Another girl leaving the James, who filed the suit. ficial might stand on the cor· iD the ml"'-of London traffic. SHE SAID cab drivers should shave and take a bath every day, \um down the ~olwne of the Mets game, and be kind to roreigners. Essays by Top Scholars theater wasn't so enthusiastic. ner for days before an empty ~· The label on "Halt" in· A nude man jumped ou t of the "I DIDN~ l'tke 1't at all. Too d' t ., · t J cab came along. · d be t . ,, 1ca es 1 1s ~ar gas, ames _..Ther_erore, it m'akes good car an gan an argumen . loud and a bit monotooous. said. He said the state Depart· sense to keep a limousine "From the way he was stand· Those lighting effects are good men;t of Agriculture denied a standing by. ing arguing," ~ a i d a "I know many of you speak a second language .. " she said, meaning tongues such as Italian or French. "You betcha sweelbeart," mumbled one cigar-chomping driver. SHE ALSO ADV I SED drivers to address women u "Madam -not bey you," and to avoid controvenial topics :such as religion and politics. "Please, lady, not Lindsay, too," said ~one driver, be- moaning the 10l5s of his favorite aubject, New York Mayor John V. Uncbay. · Most of the drivers felt that Miss Vanderbilt would do bet· ter to direct her advice to passengers. "I don't need etiquette. I got personality. But some of those creepy fares I get -abeesh ," said one drtver. Read Petition Twenty essays on various a1pecta d the changing lifestyles of the United St.ates lhroUgb the years .and a predlctioo of future impact of today's continuing changes are acbeduled IOI' publlcetioo In Ibo SUnday editions of 'the Dally Pilot. Each essay is an original wc:rl. byf some of the world's moot distinguished sdlolan. Each an expert in his O\JJ\ dl.lc:lpllne, the 20 were invited to participate in the nation'• first major experiment in ~I. eorlcbm!!nt fja gtnerat circulation nmyspepe.rs. 'lbe Dally Pilot is one of 200 neW3papers participating in pub11C8tlon ol the series. The' course. "America and the Future of Man," will be published in 20 consecutive Sunday editions of the Dally Pllo~ beginning SIDlday (Sept. 30)· ' DETAILS ON HOW readers Bonner, professor of biology. California Institute of Technology. People of Plenty? Tbe Llmlla of AboadaDco: Dr. E. J . MJ1ban. professor o f economics, London School or Economics; and Dr. Henry Wallich. professor of economics, Yale . Was MalthUI R I g: II t ? Problems Po 1ed b y Overpopalattoa: Dr. Garrett Hardin, professor of human ecology, University of California, Santa Barbara; Dr. Roger Revelle, R l ch a rd Saltonstall professor 'of population policy, and <llrtc- &or, Center for Population Studies, llarvaro. but if you see a repetition of company claim that it had bystander, "you would ha ve the same thing for an hour granted permission for sale of THE E S S E N T I AL im· thought he had his best suit and a half you get bored. It the repellent in California. portance of limousines also on." • didn't connect, anyway notlr:;;;;;;;::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;~:;;;:;;;;~~~~;;;;~~;;;;~;;;;;:~;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i with me ." 11 ~~ ~:raid.rng.:oj~~~or::~ ffOlw ;·'KoNo -·· ..:.~~ · Ada Rusowicz and Stan Borys. OJSTOM tAlLOts l'EtMANfNT 1N SANTA~ ~ S 165 Borys was a winner in Greece's Olympiad o1 Song SAVE UP T~,500/o _ .... -,.. last year and more recently • Oii Suits, Spork:olts, ~•cb, Shirts. DMi. K.it .•• ~ • won . high acclaim at a song H1td to · fit? Tht Mnd cr•flsrNftship tMf =1~ •• ::: 1~ : Tbe Good Ufe -What 11 Science -Hero, VlUabt or fes•:val in Caracas, Venezuela. wt put Into ovr garmdf'I gives yoo ~111. ' .,.. • ·t·'l!!: • It• Do-Can It n-Achieved"· M ..u.in.T srrm. PnCIAOM t'ITTID a.o1Mll '•"""'N .... ···"''ft ~.~hard H~ein. ~ =P~s! ~hlli:hy~ ";;:asr:~th:>:or~do~~ • :::.,"' . .=,:. ~ Slll';:.,:~;,;.;.·~'!.,9 fesaor of p s y c ho 1 o g Y , M -~···-tts lns"tu'· I ed b th --~ 5GOI ,..... lrflWt H rd D Carl Rog ass.-u&WllC u "'II:' o us," as present y ose • Mnu......... w..i."' _.bin· arv1 .. ~ ;In!.:. l'o-•-foretrsbe, 'l'.~i Dr. ff. Bentley abapes in the pJay. It's an. fiw Afl I Pa oaf Pk. Ul-ct211 ""'U"Cn~ euvw, ..... :: ...... ~ Glass, distinguished professor o ver m ech an l zed and ~T....,.. Mortti 11 ... :.i1ss2 Mtc:Arttiurll ... -4tt. ""'· s-e. AM Studies of !he P~· of biology, state Unlveni*Y ;. overc\yilized world that is kill·:i~~~~~~~i;~~, ... ~-~~w~•~-~· ""~·~-~·~-~...,~..,~·~ .. ~'"'~·~-~· M~·~· ~·~· "'~~~·~·~·~·~""'~·~'""~'~ TM a.allenp o1 CUnge: New\"drl:atSlony·-· 1ngfoimanfeelingS.". ·: Dr. Kenneth Bou l d 1 n g, ' .. HOW '00ES Ada, a petite .. iro(easor of e c o n o m i c s , 11ae Fo.tve of Mu. tbe University o[ C.olorado ·, Dr. Orpallm -Ille N.., Blolo'li : brWlette, and the show's only Dr t' ~ n V'AA• .......... • female slng~r. react to havUlg Herbert Kelman, H I ch.a r d · ~ ~ ~. w~, • ···• Clarke Cabot proles>OI' ol John'• Clollege, Annapolis; Dr, naked l\l:ls moving aro- soclal ethict1 Harvant. Robert Slnsheimer, ebalrman, her? _ de~t of blolo1 y, "lt'1baidtosay .. :Itreat Tiie Ride a a d Ille Role ol-C81110mfa I n s t I t u t e o1 the girls IS part of the whole Law: The late Prof. J!erbert Teclmology. . show, a necessary part. Dur-Packer, Jackaoo EU R<)'nolds ing the performance I don't ' can receive college credits from UC! Estatslon will be pro!..,... of law, Stanford. CW!_, Dr •. P 1 u I poy more 1ttenUon to them (Pro!. Poctler died soon all..-Salbnln, --for than to other things.". ~ ·(AP)"..~ ·p · ,lio&-v • W.bili4.~ em)'); academic affaire and pro-. Manager Jeny Schoen is PlkJ•bailol petiUon ~·~ ut Ifie . P ft!'ol. Philip Kurla!>d. fl!Ofessor lessor of biology, University of hoping to take Naga evell' would be guilty of .-: .~ 1 -t · ...: '.<.i ' cif llw, University"( lliicN<>. California, San Diego. tually to the West. meanor for ref~ing to 'an'&\lr The lecturers Wl41 Mvt!p;;;;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;im;;ii;;;;;;;;';ii;;;;;;;;;;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;oi;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;;;; prospective algners to read the written the essays aod their paUUoo-under Lblllligned in-· l<Ji>ics include: to law by Gov. Ronald " ... trod i.a · I o-~ Dct : Dr. Danie -~.gan~ Bel , prolessor-of-!JOOIOIGb'; llarvaid . The Put 11 Pr<IR<le -Ille AmerteaaExperleaceudlll ~-to Today's World : Dr. Carl Degler, profesaor of • Anlericon Histo<y, Stanford; Dr. Oacar Handlin , Plon:hcimer Unlvm!ty pro- 1 .. ,... and director, Olar lea Warren Center IOI' Studies In American History, Harvard. R.-c Ille Sipe ud Porleola: Dr. John R. Platt, Mental Health Res el re h InsUtute, University of ' ' AUCTION .SALE by ·~ ~ ' v AUCOR INTERNATIONAL AliCTIONEER·S ' For Immediate Rea~on ·of IMPORTANT CERTIFIEQ HANDKNOMD l'EllsfAN RUGS Be's "2" mncll Rua:A...m'•f.lmili9:--ll 44--bat hit noord ii faD. ~ 2.'L Dc:a ja Mobilo, llo wu 20 when i. lrob into tbo maJ!m. Now; In bis20tb -boboldollris tlodfor:IO Notioul !.etpo-(plul 12 .... ,.....-).116'• JlllJOd .. 22 Ail- Stlll: pme1 DI 2 Wodd SeriiL BoirustillonlyNo,21n ... .n.time_ma_uofm- 19734ut ,,.u on bis iny., Uldmg lhac opot., B.be Rathl ' • r·~;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~;;;;~~llll~chlg~an~;;and~-Dr~.~J;•~mes~ll Per I nil ruction Of our Prlnclpela In London, T•ran' and South Aftlco. ... AM~ to Newspa}ier Cirrlers from Hank Aaron: ' .. ~ .................. ~ LENARD'S GALLERIES OF -NlW YORK will llftMnt Mlected lttm• from tfM ~ ... aM c.n.c-, tlona of a •. R. Re,phart, I~ l•l•lr9, Vl'llnla. te M',... 1 .• , . . ' ~ -~~"' ~U-8-LlC--A<UUI OM.. ! . [~ Limit on<I Ne •-> I ' . • ' ; ) I I .. i • I ' • TWO SESSIONS --"'"-1--IAKE~-ANllQUE-AUCIIDN GALLERY_ - . . I "' t • 1111 , ... !I".! Llllllt HtW ·~·· 2722 NO. MAIN ST., SANTA ANA • ' I ' ' ' .. • Thia auction toko• pl•ce at EMrlRE ROOM, NEWPOITER ·INN 1107 JamborH 1t .. d, Newp0rt llMch • • • A••~ .... .-.... -~ .... ,,.____ ~ -'le:'_.__......--............. _.,,,....,,, _____ _,,,......._'"'""' .... _,. ........ .. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2:30 P.M. Vlowi119 from 10:30 AM Buyer• Not.: 1. The Auctloft will continue until •II pilCOI on offer havo bun sold, 2. All pl-• IN ... 11,.1y handknatted ind of first quality of the make. 1. c.rtlflc-ef·•u"?tn'lclty wlll .. ...,,l*'Y uch rvg oold • 4. Our ...,11"~ lo ......,1...i wi.ww. H -of the loodffa In dl9- poe1I by puMlc euettoft of flM' 1rt, handmade , .. ,, t1p11trl11, curloi, 1llvor, l ... !tY 'llncl phllotely. · . 5. W• kffp you ln louch wl!h current price• an the moln world m1rkoia. * Our 111 .. room In Loa AngelH altuoted If: • 1-Ventura Blvd . Sherm1n 0.ka, 91403 P-: 9f0.2910 ~ .. W~r• al.wa..Y .. •t.y.ouc sar..vJca.:-_ --.----------- • Pl1111 P'IY u1 • visit whtn In our vicinity. -----. . ~· ' ' --·---.. ''You've Got To Have Pride!'~ Hank Aamn. oftllo Attmta Bmea-U best Beitlg1newspapercanierls1paadWlftrl . known right now u thO man molt likoly to go, And now that it's Newspaper CanlorDay· IQCCOed Babe · Rnth u baseball's gn:atest agaiD, maybe you'd like to join Baat ---fll>d-..JIU-Jio!Apli·.......,....-·-A@;on•"4Dit1J»·ile~~ .... ~ deputmeni-inthefield,attheba4andinbll ury-in saluting the8o young peope wbo will to win. sem: m so faithfully and well. Wblt.111 Aaroo.11 eecretofm:cess7 Pride. "I Ille prido In what rm doing every day rm· outthere,'''hc says. ''You~havetohavc li In baseball." · Maybe that's why lie,lillllm·DOWS[llpet - cmiers. They've aot pd<lc, too. DelOanln .. -tioa to (tt the job done, to IClrVO their Custom .. 1n dependably aod .... u. They eam good money for it, s=-but most of Ill, they ..Voythe 1ttisfacti011 thatC01D11fromfliving tlJOir beat. And as for that money they earn, alot orit -aoes into savings for the tutute. Lilce their jmtntl and other Americam, many of tht:rn buy U.S. Savings Bonds reiularly, either th.rough Newspaper Curter Thrift Clubs or It tho bank. Somo day tho!O Bonds may help BuyU.S.Savinp Bondi th II I h lit'.. .,.....•"-"'~•""5 ................ -----.1 em go to co ep or aunc a 10 s catt:er ..r1,..,..10-u..i••""'.,..,_~.;~ " . ~-d -· t' tho • hel . ...... ................. .......,....,......_..., .. _.,.., •• ~an UT1e so slVJ.Og!I arc pmg ... "'..-.t,._ ........ 1~-..... ---. .. .thf!!i.r .. COUO'"""'POW.-·~-, • 1• ....... ..--.....i."'_.--="'::c-=-~'";.. WJ .. ...., __ ..._..._ I ;ll1w-- -· . I --- I DAILY PILOT .. ._ ........ ,., '"· 1913 .,, -4 . . . . -- SHOP SAT. NIGHT, SEPT 22nd 7 .. JILL 10 P.M. AT PENNEY'S GIGANTIC I • STORE CLOSES From 6 to 7 p.m. 3 PC. STEREO COMPONENT SET -. . $36.00 e AM/FM/FMS Radio • Phono • 10 Only I . -...... -· 1i" COLOR T.V. $125.00 ) -eon •ble_ --• 3 Only . . ·-" . • • 18" I ' ~ COLOR : T.V. ' . $166.00 I . • Porl•bl• • • Grey C•binet • I e 8 Only ' • POLYl;STER PIECE GOODS 25c YD. . . • Single Kn it e Whit• Only e Ito Yds. Only • • . ) ' . • FASHION. ISLAND-NEWPO.RT BEAC.H POLYESTER PIECE GOODS 66C YD. • Popular Cr•JM • Asst. F1shion Colors e 300 Yd s. Only POLYESTER . . . . DECORATOR SHIP.S as~ . e Antique Look • Sp•nlah G•lloon • 18 Only " MlNLt,ilAX. PIECE GOODS HAIR .DRYER 99c YD. e Double Knit ~-----.;• Fashion Colors ' e 300 Ydi. .. $7.8.8 e 2 Temp. Settintis e Comb Att•cttm1nt -uo-w. . MOONLIGH T SPECIAL! CUSTOMIZ ED ,l)RAPES SOLID C OLORS 80 x 84 or 9S .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0.00 I 00 x 84 .............. . . .. .. .. .. .. . I 5.00 120 x 84 .............. . ................... 20.00 . HOME (AUTO CENTER! . . . ICE CREAM FREEZER BOOSTER C'ABLES $1.88 . 88~ e I Quort · e 8 Ft. Size • F1nt•1tlc S.vin9s • 18 Only . e E••Y &-s.fe Slut • e 100 Only • i . - • . ' - • . . !AUTO CENTER! • CHROME . WHEELS . I . .. . . . . • . . . • . .. . $9.88 . ' ' ' • EA. I • Chevy • Ford ."01d1 • 14" & 15" WM.ls ' e Limited Ouinlllya • . • . . . ' ... . !AUTO CENTER) 3 WHEEL SCAT TRACKER $9:9.00 • . • e 4 H,.. .. I ! . •_ALI· . ' . -I AUlO GENTER! - PORTABLE • ·TAPE DECK $36.00 ' e 8 Tr•ck . • 2 Only • I AUTO CEN.TER J . TAPE DECKS i • $19.00 ' • • • ' • • • • e I Trock . • I . e 7 Only • ~ ,. . .. -· • ··-· ri ... i ' . -.... . ' .. " -. ' .... Tlie Newe1t a1~ Lastest Ski 1 Eqitipnient Available Skis, Boots, ,Clothing, Etc. . I LOCATED IN OUR SPORTING GOODS DEPT· LOWER LEVEL , . : ' ' 1'P•lr I SKIS . I ltP•lr I BOO .TS .. •·I 1 _ -GLM-G,ass _ _ O_rigJO.OQ . NOW ,29.00 --1~!ni~r Sizes .~i . Orig. 13.50 NOW 7.50 '. 7 '•Ir Ostryker CPM ' , .. , Metlestar MKl 1 , 12 P•lr Pro star )I Pair GTX-3 Orig. 60.00 NOW 34.00 ~,~nari -Orig. ~-s.o-o NOW 2Z:-O-Ol 0 ·· 0 00 Munari Foam .Orig. 65.00 NOW 30.00 i ; rig. 6 • NOW 34.00 , Polr • • . . I After Ski Orig. 15.69 NOW 9.00 l Orig •. 90.00 NOW 49.00 • ••1• :, Caber Orig. 29.98 NOW 19.00 ; Orig. 19.99 NOW '10.00 · F;iens.huck Orig. ~.98 NOW 14~00 i 10 • 1 , ,---.-.-N-D_l_N_G_S __ , . After Ski Orig. 22.50 NOW ·12.00 : "T" Toe-C'omet Heel Orig. 16.99 NOW ·10.00 2 A, 'tt"'' Sk" O • 18 NO · 12 0n1r Dovre "K" ' ---· . ·-·-·- -ronr· ·-Marker Youth Orig. 19.95 NOW 10.00 -·· ·· Orig. 20.00 ··flow 12.00 •.Only Simplex Toe Orig. 17.00 'NOW :10.00 I P•lr -, --p 0-. L-E-s---1 _ Dovre S3 Orig. 4. 96 NOW . 2.00 t h lr . . . Dowe S6 Orig. · 5.60 NOW 2.50 Orig. 8.50 NOW ' .4.00. • " , ... Dov.re · 58 ·-Orig. 12. 95 N9W. 6 .. 00 Dovre .SlS " ·---------...:-...-~ .. er . 1 rig. .9.9 W 10.00 : ~--~--------'-·.._.. . .---. ' ' APPAREL . . . 24 Only Windshirts -rig.·: 4. 9 NOW 2.88-r- 8 Only ,Wind Suits Orig. 24.9.S NOW '12.00 1 25 Only Turtleneck Shirts Orig.:· 8.99 NOW 5.00 i 17 pr! Ladies Pants Orig 19.88 N'OW 112.00 '_ 2 pr· Ladies Warm-..Up Orig. 19.98 NOW 110.00 1 3 pr. Ladies Bib Warm-Up Orig 24.98 NOW· 14.00 1 · 15 Only Ladies Parkas Orig. 19.99 NQW: 14.00 · 7 Only Men's Parkas Orig , 29.98· NOW 18.00 5 Only Men's Parkas , Orig 34.98 NOW . 2p.oo 10 Only Men's Parkas Orig. 14.99 NOW ·ro~oo ____,._ . ...___ ---c--·-. -~-~-~ -------- . 24 F~~HIO __ N_IS_L_AN_D~_ -. "JC~enney~ · NEWPO'T BEACH · ONLY ~ I -;--, ---· -.....:..___ -~ .. 1 •• • l I . ( . . ' s F . . - -. . . . . , SHOP SAT. NIGHT, · EPT 2lnd 7 ·Till 10 . P~M. AT -PENNEY'S GIGlNTit ~ .. ~ . .... .. . . STORE CLOSES From 6 to 7 p.m • ' FASHION .: ISLAND-NEWPORT BEAC H .., DAILY "LOl' f I ..-...... --~·:...-----------.....,~r--...... -----------------.~----------------.-.--~·•·---------------------.-WOMENS' WALLETS ··· $1.66 e Monufoctv..,. ClooMvt ' e Val-To $10.00 ' e Aaaomd Colen ,. ' . . WOMENS' COl:._OGNES 25¢' g· 44¢ • llrond ..__ • Ya & 2 Fluid Ozs. e Spny & Spl.slroOn ' LADIES • WOMENS' JR.· SWIMWEAR 1-E1-·IER PINS • $1.81 $1.88 e Bikini StYlos • Asst. Patlevns • 100 Only e FiM Jowolry Dept. • Gold Flll.d & s1 .. u.., • FIM Qwlity :::==--·=·========~··~::::::====~·=-==~-~=========::::::::==::=:==========:::.._ WOMENS' WOMiMS' WO Mt: NS' '. FLOURESCENT LATl-0 ·-HANDBAGS . . . SLEEPWEAR JR· SPORTSWEAR SHOP LIGHT $2.88 . $1.88 ~ $1.88 $6.88 e Hand Tool.d e 8"""9d Nylon -~ e Tonk Tops , e 41" e E•pond.d Vinyl e Nylon ·Trlcvt ' • Shont " • Two Tubes lnclud.d ( ( I I I I ( I -1---9·-'l'w•lfle-S.•lnto..,.-. -----t--t------""-""11_,,.,L.!!L.>Go.,.,w,,_,,ns.__ __ _,_, -1-1 • 97 Pa. Only • Cord Wlr.d .For 110 ...... ~--~---~-----.--....... ·---~,~.-..... --·--------------. _____ __..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::.::..::..::..::..::..::..::..:;.,:;:.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.J-t;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~------l-l--~----------------.-..--1 ~------------------------------------------. ,....------------------........ n ' -_______ _,,,,Etj$' BETTER SPOR-T -SH-IR~,lS ~ -MENS•"----- SPCj>~T C9.ATS " WOMENS' 7 1 2 INCH SfOITSWEAR TOPS CIRCULAR SAW • • I I I j I '. · s1·9~00: e Solids & Foney 88P e A11t. Stylos e Brok.n Sino • 96 only $2.88 : • Crop To,. & Holten e Skirts & Vests $15.0 0 l • • • HH•Y Duty e 1~. Polyat... Dbl. Kn]ll e Brok.n Si-• 110 Only · e Terrific Savings e 3 Only I I ... ____ .,... __________ ...,.., ___________________ .._ _________________________________ __,,. "'! • . MENS' · ·SUITS .. s·2.5~00 e 100% Pol.,-11111. Knits e .Solid & P.ncy · ., •• 'Sino?'""~" i..-. MENS' CORDUROY JEANS ' ' . $2.88 e Uncut Con!ll.!'.!Y' e 100% Cotten 7 -:"' ' e Poohlon Coton • ' ' W,OMENS ', WOMENS' SHOES S[EEVELESS 'SHIFTS ·a.a~ $'1.88 e Hffls & c ..... 1 . e Various SiytM • • 100%..}'olyator ... • Asst. ~PatMrns · : . ) • ., . -~ .. ~ 1.t2 !"'. !!t'I~, . _.. -. • 30 Onll . .. . .. ~ •, . · . GIGANTIC ~OONLITE P~.,~t'.:•~ ;,~:~··'.~ ... ' CLEARANCE ... 1';. ·: ~ I I . ' , · 1 GAL Orig. 1.49 . 1.5 9. '. ...... NOW175¢ 10· HANGING ·IASl<m ' . . Orig. 6.99 .......... NOW J.50 ,$ GAL Orig. 5.49 ·~ ........ ·:.":..,_N~ 2~7~ _, . r 7!' H.4N$!NG :jlASl<Us • . 5 GAL Orig. b.49 -6.99 ........ NOW 3.50 Orig. 2.99 .......... NOW 1.50 -----------~--~ .. ' . . 'MENS' WOMENS' I, .. -' Casual & Dress Slacks SANDA'tS ----------' : $2.88 . ... 44.P e Aioort.d Fibrlct ··~"' $~ "=--'-. e.t.F-~lc S.•lnp. ~ , ' . •' . . . . . • Aul. Colon • Clot &·Flot Stylos e 300 Pr. Only . ' . ' . .. . .GIRLS · · · ·~DRESSES .$1~88 • ;t.111 •. Stylos &· Fabrl~s • e SI-J.14 • 100 Only • . . 1 • INCH DRILL KIT '. $1.0.00 .. . . . e _ReY91"'1JW. ... • .; ..... • lncluclot Biii e S Only ' . . ' . ,. ". e ~vy ,Duty -""! .--r ... -..,_ •. ·~w" c ... • s Only ' SHOP VACUUMS I $20.0l) e Fl0or Mochls e 1 Each • 21 or 30 Gal. • --MENS' MEN'S' & WOMENS'., · • MAT SANDALS --.. ·~ BO:YS , 1 2 INCH • ' . CASUAL SLACKS '. "'l ·o~ EA. \ ' ' e ':z+.So 'Waist Only e· Dacron' & C'- • 44 Pr. Only , •• • . " ... .. .J.. I. -,!. '• J , . , . MENS' • . I• ·W·A'~K SHORTS . . ·$1 2' 88 '·:.. ,: • •'l''·~ . ' . •·POlyoot,./Knlto , ., , " • 41 Pr. .nly •.!r .......... ' ' • ' I j , ._1,o ' " . . ~ . .:· ' ... . . $1.8, e Ant. Coloro · • ellawS,M,L. ,e MO Pr. Only ... .. . -WOMINS'- .TENNIS SHOES . ' . ''. $2.'88 : . ' ,. ' ' .. • e l'elyootor Knit , ' , l . 9 Aul. Colon • e· IPG Pr. Only , !'ti ~ .... SPORT CLOTHING 'IMPACT . WR.ENCH • . ' ' 44~-: ' :_~ . $3:0.0J) __ .. . e 5-"hlrll • Pants e Shorto • SwlmwHr e JOO Pco.,_qn1y ' . ' · MENS CUFF LINK SETS I 88¢ • Fino Jow.lry Dopt • e Gold Flll041 • .Aetter Oullity • Air Oporot.d • Ro¥Orolblo • Ono Only .. PATIO WEB CHA'ISE ·.$1~88 • y~Hft &, White • Aluminum 'r•-· e 30 Only .. . ~ '.. . .. ' d©~nney .: · PATIO DELUXE WEB CHAISE . - '• ~ . " $3.88 . • Or ..... Or 0-l! e AluMln-Proino - ;, ,;. ... ~ l • 21t, Only \ I l ' • • -- ·. • •• -·Co1n1nen1 Page •• ' I ._Should U.S. Give Addicts • Heroin? . --I c: Judge Says 'C ops, Robbe rs~ Approach. All JV:rong • • Tht /oUowhtQ are excerpts from a 1Tecent speech by a Sa1 l Fra1ic:ilco Su· 'f'"rl01' Court JUdl/e. By FRANCIS McCARTY l respeclfully ~that It would be Wise for the Federal government to ·forthwith loitlate !arge«ale experimeats with heroin maintenance throughout tbe nation. I am convinced such experiments would lead to permanent establishment or government operated clinics to dispense heroin to registered addicts. " Before directly analyzing this concept, an anaJyUoal look at what we have as an alt.t~ve may be eye opening and quite disturbing. . 'nle vast heroin distribution machinery 1n the U.S. has expanded alarmingly. It was estimated that street sales of heroin in 1972 would amount to $5.5 billion. It was further concluded lhat $30 billion in money or property would be· stolen to finance those street sales, stolen in many ways -armed robbery, street mug- gings burglary, shop-lilting and coofi- dence games. THESE . ESTIMATES proved con- servative. The Bureau of Narcatics and Danger- _..,. Drugs, Deportment of Justice, con- cludes that addicts in the United States 11pend nearly $17 millioo a day on her· oin, or about ft;.% billion a year. . '!bis ""uld rank !be volvme ol beniin tales among the sales of the top 10 in- dustrial corporations in the U.S. More noteworthy is the fact that profit com- prises the largest aha.re of these heroin sates. The heroin addict population ol the U.S., estimated at 559,000 (about half of whom are in New York City), g~nerates an annual demand for about 10 to 12 tons of beroin. Heroin is our No. l conswner -imporL nm OPIUM needed to produce 100 kilograms ol heroin rould be purchased from a Turkish Canner (fr about izs,cm. When finally processed, resold diluted and distributed, 100 kilograms have a • slrttt value of up to $14 milioo, depend· Ing on the extent ol dilution and the ·available supply. The iaa-edible profit is probably the aingle most important factor. in a lraf· licker's willingness to take nearly any risk necessary to get heroin into the United States. '" Compared to anlibiDµcs , heroin is very cheap to produce. From the poppy comes opium. Two products come from opium, codeine and morphine. Morphine is synthesized with acetic acid (vinegar) and the product is heroin. IN 1970, one hundred tablets of heroin sold in I.Gildon (legally) for $2.16. On New York !trft'ts h retail price for the same amoWlt of berdin can nm aa 11.gb as $1,000. One of the steps taken to stop the Dow of heroin into our nation was to pe) Turkey $35 million in return for an agreement that Turkey ouUaw the grow- ing of opium poppies after tbe im crop. The idea that U Turkey will stop grow- iag the poppy our problem will be 90lved is min<ktaggering. The opiwn poppy i1 grown also in India, Pakistaa, AJgbanlstan, litainlan_i_ Otina, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, Egypt, Mex· !co and the .. fertile triangle'' of Lllor, Burma and 'lballand. 1JI' IT WERE possible to completely shut off the supply Crom Turkey another source would and will move ln -fast. Turkey pnxluces ZIO tons oot ot the annual world "'Wll of 2,320 too& (\I ot I percent of the v.'Orld supply is sufficil?Dt for the present use of the U.S.) The "cops and robbers" approach un· fortunately has not worked in relation to the problem and it never wlll. 'Ille nation has not been able to curtail or control this traffic in any significant way. Most heroin traffic is controlled by. organized groups with tentacles ex- tending to several continents. 'lbelr b-ade is characterized by cautious, carefully planned activities. Their efficient and sophisticated operation ~ .demonstrated by Uleir ability to successfully meet the addict population's annual demand. ·Nationwldt, Cu s tom• seized ·1,309 pounds of heroin In 1971, or Sii percent of the aooaal use. Tho ratio of beroin seized to the available supply Will aegligible. · ml!. Cll!MINAL approach to the prolr llln liu failed to aolve it and lllll led to ......., in many law ellfun:emeat agencies, federal, state and local. MJJIJons of dolJars wMll of hernia aelred in Ibo ID::ldeat portrayed in the film "The Freoch Connection", has disappeared from Its storage place in the New Y or k Oty Police Department. Resignations from the Police Narcotics EnforcemeoCDivision in New York City have been many as a result Of th.is scan· dal. 1be aJ'TeSt and prosecution of narcotics users for possession and related crimes -robbery, burglary, etc. -bas oom- pletely ovel'burdened our Jails snd rourts and has Jed to the collapse of our • ------Our Man i n Su FralleUeo------, Namephreaks: Don Cudd Feeds Cattle ByHERBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO-At the 17th and Vicente stop sign ..one nighL recently, Steve Brooks saw a young woman wearing naught but pantyhose jwnp out of her car, remove a bottle from the roadway and place it on the sidewalk. Steve: "1 was paralyz.ed with admiratim for her spirited citizenship." 'I1tE LM:/GWIDGE as she is spoke: B. Pembroke Davis caught NBC's Curt Gowdy in midseason form while discussing the two Youagbloods who played in the L.A.-Miami football game. "Neither ot 'them are related," spurted CUrt dowdily. URGEl\'I' MESSAGE for Ma Bell : Having checked the new S.F. phooe book, Ted Bache points oot that if massage parlors are banned here, the Yellow section will lose l1 pages of ad· vertising, which far o u tnum b er- churtbes, hospitals and fVe.D ~· GREAT NEWSFLABil ln-1he Bran<I Expaper, datelined Washington: uA~ petite suppressants are used by a ma- jority of pbysiciam in the treatment of overweight patients, according to a study CQnducted by Pr. Louis Lasagna of the University of Rochester" .... No pasta fazool, he, and with that we call the Namephreaks to order. John Martin suggests we nnnin:lte on Don OJdd, feed lot manager for Steve Marks' Cattle .Co. in Woodland, while Keith McClaran makes a splash wttb JWss DeWater, mgr,. al the Sherwood Gardens car Wash In Salinas. . . Here's a good <me! The Grim Boys, a process-serving !inn In Oal<land, ;., nm by a woman, Juanita Grim. She's the motha-of the founde rs, Albert and Ervin Grim, who have moved on to other pursuits .••. And I never thought our old standby, Atty. Zeppelin Wong, WOO!d be toppeQ in the Oriental Divisi<io, but I now discover a dentist in Daly Ctty named Dr. Stalin Olu! (It's rigbt there In tbe yelloW' llOC:tion). MOIJTllS OF BABES: Upon first seeing the Golden Gate Bridge thl• week, Lynne, th e !Ju<e.year-old daugllter of the Richan! Mobilios of Saratop, piped up excitedly, "Mom- my! Daddy! Is that the watergate?" I!XEQJtiVE SWEET: The sluwor! wtio )l5ed to fiddle 09tentatioosly with -a slide ,,,. llliflrtt --... .Dow ~-his l!birt.p>ckot-eloc-=J."W:~:=~:: you ID • SANFRANCISCANA: You know how cable car conductors work lbe1r way throogb a crowded car, then jump oU the back and run up to the front to start all aver again? Well, airs, a toorist who dido'! know about tbia system tac.kled a conductor at l'Owell and Post thinking he was nmning oU wiill the loot and -and -. I mean a hearty laugh waa enjoyed by afi! Why are ycu staring al me? AFl'EJI READING this sporisectlon Eller -"2~467,713 Americans now play tenals" -CUrtis Stewart keeps worrying about the odd person who's standing around, waiting for a game. Gloom Settles Over Africa Natio1is Facing 4tli Dry Yea r l1i Drou.glit Area B)' LARRY llE!NZEIUJNG cr1mlnal judicial system in many parts • of the l'OWl!ry (aot in Ca!Uomla). In 1911 the Uailed Statell made Ille of narcotics iUegal and our troubles began. In 1926, in the Uaited K!ngdoin the Rolleston ComntiUee was set up to grapple with the problem ol narcotic addiction. It moved tn a different dJ.rec. lion tllan had the U.S. It recommended that the addict be treated as a medical problem rather than as a criminal. , ,... It b no more sensible to coo.sider a narcotic addict a criminal than it would be to so consider diabetics, lepers, or tbe victims or any other disease. PUNISH DIM for his crimes, whatever he may commit, but aot !or being ad- dicted to or using narcotics. StUf peaalties tor sale, _....., tor sale, <lr illegal use (not under govern- ment registry and control) should ,... main. Last fall in London I spent an af • temoon at the Home . Office di9CUSSing the Uaited Kingdom's heroin mainten- ance program. There are 43 government clinics from which are dispensed prescriptions for bero!rl to registere;l addicts. LONDON . BAS 15 out-patient clirtlcs and 3 in-patient. In the latter an addict stays 4 to 6 weeks. All of these clinics are attached to hospitals. All of the doctors connected with them are psychiatrt.sts. All clinics have nursing staQJ and psychiatric social workers. In thl.I pnr gram the doclorO ·hope to eventually substitute methadone (legal in the United Kingdom) or other drugs for heroin and they hope and strive for eventual com· plele cutoff. , There is no crime problem o( any con- sequence related to narcotic addiction. Let us view some other comparisons. The United Kingdom has a population of 55 million. As of Dec. 31, 1971, jt bad I,555 regtstered addicts. Approximately one-third of the addicts are in regular employment. Estimates c:l the humber of heroin addicts in San Francisco range Crom 7,000 to 15,000. EDGAR lllAY, in one of the staff papers upon which the Ford Fotmda.Uon recommendations were based, concluded that the United States will never make sigaificant headway with the drug inI>- lem until ii shifts Ila empbuls from the criminal to the medical. Bl\Sf!d on his research la Eniland be recommends that the United States should experiment with both a methadone and a heroin mafntenanoe program under more cootnJlled and restrictive conditions than generally prevail in Britain today. "nle' fine Report. to the Ford Foundatton of The Drug Abuse Survey Project in its conclusion cautiously and wisely states: "It is of fundamental importan<:e that man has and will ineveitably continue to have potentially dangerous drugs at this disposal, whicb he may eithei use prop- erly « abuse~ and that neither the avail· ability of these drugs aor the l<mpta- tioo Jo abuse them can be eliminaJed. ''THEREFORE, the fundamental ob- jective of a modem drug_._ incram must be to help Ibo public learn to understand these drugs and how to .eos>e with their use in the rontext of everyday life. An approacli -ein(i>asidng sup- pression of all drugs or rePf'SSion or all drug users will onJy contribute~ to na· tional problems." Judge John A. Ertola, Master Calendar Judge of the Criminal Division in San Francisco. believes that more than 70 percent of the crimes on his caleodar are drug ronne<ted . . The 99 percent of us, who are drug tree are the victims of our own narcotic laws. We pay for the futile attempts to control the Oow of heroin and to "p.msh" the aa1-. addicts. Our streets are 1m- safe bemUBe we mah It iwofitable for evil men to seJ1 a Vtrr'f cheap. product at sky-high prices. Heroin maintenance will ellmlnate such profits and make the burglaries, rob- herles and mugging> unnece1sary. It will unclog our criminal court.I. • A t LAN'flC .. .... ,::: ... -..... - Economy, Civil Right,s Real-lssites in lrelanil Helena Carlson of Anaheim, a UC ment control.led in Northern Ireland, ls Ri-gradual< 1tud<nt rpecialil" also a problem. in~ in th<. p&ychology of tl1'ban trio-"'lbe better housiag USIJOlly goes to lence, led a group of U.S. studwt.! on Protestants and ne'tf hous~ i!1 most a research tour of Ireland in July orten built in Protestant areas, ' says Ms. 1972. Althotl{lh born in th• U.S. Ms. carlson. And the two religious groups are Carlson. Wa8 raised ln Ireland from mingling, in neighbor~. less and less. infancy until she toa1 18. Her mother While she .was in Belfast, Ms. Carl9DD is Catholic; her stepfatl1er, Protestant. and the others tn her group started a I By WILLIAM ELLEDGE play school for Catholic ghetto children. u111Ytn19Y "c••,.""• ..... "BEFORE THE play school , 'tbe3e July, says Helena Carlson, ls the ume children only had one little .concreie- "when Belfast's Protestant majority covered park to play m. The park wu celebntes q,e anniversary tA. its victory ei:tremely dangerous because it was over the Catholic minority -the victory 8Cf(l6S ·rrom a British Army Barracks of Protestant King WUliam o( Orange and often in the line o[ sniper flre. Other over Catholic King James n In 1690." than that, the children played in the It is a time of wades and parties and streets, umally on banicades," she eJ:· deaih. plains. '"!'here was another part, a nice But, she adds , It ls the struggle for place about hro block.s away, but It wu economic and civil :ljhts that is at the aJOtrolled by local residents fer the use of Prot..taot ~ .. ~ only." beart of the Irish prob em -not only the ~= religious differencos that are celebrated Because Nortbom Ireland ls under with regalar outbursts of Proteltallt-Britlsh rule, Its dUiens re<elve Britlsh catholic fighting. benellta and m .....,. by the British Maay of the reports coming out or COfllliblliaQ. • · . • Nortllern Ireland . ......mphasire ·the • T ~l .. xporote COUJ>. reli&ioua slrvggl., a maintaim. 11jr,~bll>ilta are lea tbaa "It must be emphlliied,'' ~says, the' 6r:s'8ftd th!re 11 nepante "that eronomic and , basic human con-~U)ullc». whicb, bec:atiM of. the .....,.. dllloas in both the Protestant and try s C.tbQUc hent"l!e, does not allow catholic ghettos are very bad and that's divorce •. abortloo. or birth control, amoog the base for much of the trouble." ~~ ~ were to become a unllM SHE STATES that the poor people of COWJ!ry uader Southern Irish rule, the Northern Ireland, whatever religion, Britlsb 'Unionists' of the North would have ,. li!Ue, "that no one will easily looe many of the rights and benefits relinquish any right& or beaelits they -eed under BriWh rule," Illa. Carl- ~ght have. . rlCll •)'I. 'A great deal ol the Ulster trooble ts "A IJNITEI> try und . h ruJ ,_ related ctm.:t1l' to the Jact of equal civ~ COUil er Ins e q , rights. Similar to the U.S. civil right. rellisted,"-Jbe says, "because tbooe loyal movemem, the minority In this case to !be BriU!b crown in Northern lrdand CathOllcs, are figbling 1.; better housing ar.e the ~jority. but w~ combined ' and employment opportun!Ues, just .. •with the Oliunt In Sw~ Ireland, I the blacks In this country fought In the · they would be 111 the minority. J960s," says Ms. Carlson. It woold seem, because of bad living Unemployment in all of Belfast is high, _ coodiUons and few ~ OflPOrlunlUes in she points out, but "in several Catholic Northern Irelan~. that the poorer , ghetto areas unemplo)'IIlellt rqea classes would UIU!e In a """""'" lighl between 30 •nd 50 percent. for. the ~tterment of ~II , rtpnlless of "As an example of the discrimination " religion, she says, but the poon:r . she reports, "ooe of tbe Iarg~t clasaes ol Protestants and Cathollcs are employers in Belfaat a shipbuilding the most violent because they are both yard, employs 10,000 ~e, but only ooe fighting for a slice of the same ple." i percent are Catholic. -Bellast's total Another problem which further com- populalion Is about 30 peroent Catholic. plicates the plight of the Catholics in uTHE POOR Protestants know they must w<rlc for low wages witbOu( com·- plalning ..-their employers will fire them and hire cbeape!' Catholic laborers. '!bis same ploy was used In this rountry in the South where poor whites were forted to wort at low wages withoat complainlng for fesr they wculd 1 .... their joli9 to blacks wbo, far lack of any alternallves, would work for even Jess." Housing, which ta primarily govern- Ulster, she aald, Is the Special Powtn Act. , Death and disaster threaten six former French colonies in \Vest Africa gripped by a savage drought. The nations lie in a sub-Sahara arc from Mauritania through Senegal , Mali, Upper Volta, Niger and Chad. Eight out of 10 people in these lands eke out a bare living Crom the soil and the monumental dry spell has had a catastrophic effect. A T LANTIC DC&AN INDIAN ac•AN Defaulting Students Owe ·$55 Million to U.S. Banks "This was originally adopted In lllZ! u a means of. controlling the C8th:>Uca when Northern Ireland was. ar11!ldallJ developed by partition. Reinv<>Rd in 1970, this act gives the Ulster govern. ment numerOUJ powen. AulhorJUes may IUllOlli other things, arrest wtthoui warrant, imprison without charge or trial, "1ter and search homes wt!hoat warrant, declare curfews, c en s or lltera.ture, fihnl-,.. recordings, prohibit meehngs, and forcibly detain pel'IOlll 'and compel them to answer questiOM. Ooot a penoo is tmprisaned, the S~al PO)Vers Act allows authorltiea to purush by nogg1ng, denies aay dalm to trial by jury, prevents -to nla- Uvu er 1oial advisen by a per..., tm· prisoned "1thout trial, and prohibit& tho holdtng ol an inquo11 llfter a irlsoner'• doath. The United NaUons Food a nd Agricultural Organization estimates that six million Afri cans are threatened with starvation as a result of the drought \Vblch has plagutd the area since 1969. rJ HEALTII. OFFICIAi.~ in Scoogal and other affected countries fear that the starving peasants mny also be stricken "1th epidemics or cholera and other lethal disease•. . "' ..... M99I The dry spell 'Juis touched virtually at the lowest level ranners can recall la harvest reached about half a mllllon every aspect of life in lhe six nations more than hall 1 century. '11le Niger tons. which are oounted the moot impoverished River in Mali is at the Iowell ebb In Pea5'lllts seekinc food for their .., the dark continent. reconled history, or!iclals there '"Y· Uvestock are IOll!lina off lfte lnncboo· "MaUrltanb is probably the worst hit In landlocked Mall where fishing on the across West AlliCi's oavama belt. or Ille countries," said • U.N. official In Nlgerls a mainstay ol the eoonomy, only Similar reports fnJ111 CbOll llid thl1 pnc- Noutkcboll, capital or this land or ohilt· 20 percent of the usual catch Juis betn t1ce ls destroylhg the trees and in-inf sands and desert nomad!. possible. And officials estimate that a creasing soil erosion. The MaurttanJan government estimates fifth or the nation's five miUton catUe MiJUona of A£rtcans have abandoned In the pasl eight years the federal government and states have guaranteed 16 blllioa in loan• to belp U mI1lioo students pay for theli' education. Moot pay the money back, but the relative few who doo't have become a aeriOlll prob- lem. In the past five yearw, according to tho U.S. Ollke of Education, an tlllmated 60,0llO rollege and trade ldlool sludenta have dmttlted oo 155.2 millioo in leclorall1 suar-student Joani . IJniler lhe --prdsram, the lederal ,.,wmueat bod to pick up the tab and repay the money to the banks and other lasUtuUons from which the studtnta had borrowed the money. hopefully correct Ibo situation," Peter Th• Act, "1iicb has been condemned by Muirhead, deputy commlssloaer tor both !he British Council for • <.ivil hi•her education, 1&14 In an Interview. Liberties and the Intemallonal eorn. "I 1f0uld be less thin candid If I dido'! !!'laton ol Jur!Jts, Is, says M1. Carlsoo, •-ledge the lac:t that we a,. very I ·,J years old and, In all that time, has won1ed about this pnlil'am." Y been URd •plnst Caihollc.." One big prolllem Im been thet, .. receaUy u March tm there we~ oaly tine federal oolledcn fer delinquent stu· dent loam In the wllole country., There ..., """• oollecton and_ ID 10 regional olJ!cts, but Ille ~I~ for this,.., la llUl a mod:st $$.& STIJDEN'l'S ARE WlilM*d to belin repaying tho 1oalll nine to II lnoni!w after they leave school, under the ledera! pl0j!l'M1. . Of tliooe wlio defaulted .. the Olllce of Education .. 1d, --er bednne -~--· saturday, September 22, 19'73 !hat abotlt Ml pelcent of the country's have been wiped out. their homes and .,..le.WW the dull!JoWl ~caltle htve,,.rtshed"'since 11169:-tast T1"'1>Canut crop ·on .. which J;enegal for the lusher-land of-.lhe-coatal areu. year's crop of mlllct, IOf'ghum, rice and counts heavily for revenue was hit badly This vast migration Is provoldnt violent~ SVl!SEQUI!N'JLY, it Wiii 'eble to dlsabl"'!L2,83l cleclarid~. -rte0Yer,.onl,y_13.2 million .. fl'om tho _ loUJJd l!!lllr. !>nil IDcCtUe. cime fli>ill defaulllng .iudents. wcl!are cbeelis ail IOi'ne appeTrlel 'ifii\. The comment page o! tile Dally Pilot oeeu to truonn and .. stimulate readers by presenting a hrlety of COID-menlary on topics ol In~ est and licnlflcance trom. lnf6.nned ol!femrs_a.JL spokesmen. com reached only about 211 percent of the . this year by the drought. In a good year cluhes betwoen tbe fleeing relugeca la averaae harvest, the U.N. o!Oclal said. the Seacgalese ranncrs produ<>'ll nearly aearch cl srazf"8 land and tho more Mt-j;:===~~--~~~ot:~pl.Jl(ru'-"'J'-.ontJDllli.oo tons of wanuts. This ycar_'• __ 11_e<1 farmera farther IOUtll. I I ' "We are bavili& "1>ubl<! oolleclln( oo ply unwllllng to repay. · the gu&r•teed student loan pn>grllll, Recently, 7S' percent of the *1sU!is and we •~ llklal Yet'f vii•-tleps to have lavolved vocational ac.bool student" • • Roliert N. WMd, PultUihtr I I . I Iii boys and girls. Have you noticed how cool the weather ls getting lately? Espeolally early ·ln the morn· iOg, before the sun has ll cban· oe to warm everything up. Aod have you nOtktd that the leaves are beginning to tum color on many of the trees? This, of course, means that the end or 1 summer Is here and the fall season has begun. MOST BOYS ·and girls can tell this, however, because they· ~llsually find Dad sit- ting lr{ fofiit of the television oel watching all the lootball games. Fall is a beautiful time or the year, especially In Califor· nia, because there are so many places you can go and see the changes in the sea- sons. Oak Glen ls a nice place to visit because the trees are now loaded with apples, ready for the picking. Speaking o { "picking", Uncle Len and Carol had a tough .time picking a winner • • ' * PRIZE WINNER * Catfish Raising Explained OVERTON, Tex. (AP) - The Texas Agricultural Ex-- tension Service has completed a demoos trati9n facility for raising catfish in fiberglass tanks. Dr .. Joe J.ock, extension area fisheries specialist, said a few fish farmers began growing catfish in ·artificial tanks about seven years ago . "RESEARCHERS have been experimenting with t h I S • method for about four years, but there is still a shortage of information , particularly on the costs of production," Lock said. The new aquaculture fa cility is operated in coopera- tion with J .T. and Jack Montgomery on their pro- perty. The f\.1ontgomerys care for the fish and keef> daily records on feed and health. TWO TANK systems are be· ing compar e d at the OVerton facility. One utilizes · fiberglass tanks eight feet in diameter, set on a concrete slab tmder an open shed . Pond MaurHn Clausen, 10, of 2639 Redl•nds, Costa Men water is pumped through the tanks at 10 gallons per minute. Any child under 12 can enter Uncle ~·s Contest. Here's all you Six of these tanks are stocked do: (1). Draw picture on piece of plain, white. paper 5~ inches wide and ~·ilb Varying numbers of 4 inches deep. Use blac~ ink and make lines· black. (2) Do not .copy or firigerlings. , trace picture. It must be your o~ work. (3) Put your .name, age and The seeood system, designed address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box and built by Red Ewald. --~L560.-DAJL--Y-PlbOT;-Costa-Mesa-82ti2G:-Entries-must-be-received-bY----l-Karnes-City-;-b-a-Uhigh-rise' Breaking Records Pio~eer ~O, the ~pacecraft that will g_ive man his first closeup l ook at the pl anet. Jupiter, is breaking a lot of out-of-th1~-world records. \Vhen it soars by Jupiter on J)ec. 3, the unmanned spacecraft wiJ I be. going 82.000 miles per hour. It al· ready holds recor~s f~r the greatest distance traveled from the ~un , greatest dis· tance of commun_1cation fro~ earth an d longest length of mi ssion. Launched March 2, 1972, Pioneer 10 will pass out of the solar systenl in 1987. Lack of Zoo· Funds l(eeps ··Two Orangutans Isolated ~~-1or--our-art-contest-this-week - as "'e had so many good draw- ings of fish and eels and oodersea life. • IN FA<:I', an HONORABLE MENTION this w<ek goes to Cynthia Cantell and · Sonja Leysen, both of Costa Mesa. and to Debbi< Kronnick of Mishion Viejo. Also to Bartie Ludovise of Newport Beach and Kim Porterfield of Coi'olla del Mar for their excellent poems. noon on. Thursday-for production on the following Saturday. Winner will closed system composed of a ~ive Kennedy half dollar. series of stacked 8 -f 0 o t diameter tanks. This system resembles a silo. LOS ANGELES (AP) - TY.'O orangutans, Eli and Sally have lolled inside a ham-like structure with _ neither direct sunlight nor outdoor exercise for seven years, says .keepers at Los Angeles Zoo. have produced four offspring dw-ing their seven yea rs in- door.s. Including the couple·s offspring, the zoo has only nine of the dwind.Jing breed, whose native habitat in the rain fore sts of Borneo and Swnatra has been reduced by poachers and logg ing to abou·t 5,000. proper indoor-outodor display area that Eli and Sally would find comfortable - and pro- tect their keepers from harm. NEXT TIME, Uncle Len c I' would like all of his little ~---- artbl> to draw pictures of aro j Co~,---- space vehicles. 'I'bere is a good story this week on your page about Pioneer 10 and the trip" to Jupiter. And the.re are l I,' RIDDLES and JOKES What Happene4 To Goldilocks? ~ The 27().p<lllld male and his smaller mate spend their days pacing the concrete floor or sleeping or resting on a metal shelf welded to the bars. KEEPERS SAY that the orangutans are too powerful and WlCOntrollable to be let out for fresh air. Eli, one keeper says, has the strength of eight to 10 men. Two yo1,1nger and more controllable orangutans arc on public display Many of the boys and girls are forgetting to put their ages on their drawings, poems and jokes. Also, many are making their poems much too long for the amount of space that we have to print them. a lot of pictures in books and magazines about our astronauts and their trips to the moon. So put on your thinking caps and seod in lots of good drawings. * PRIZE WINNER HENRY: Doc, every time I drink choc· olate milk I get sharp ·pains in my eye. , DOCTOR: Try taking the spoon out o! your glass. D•ITOfl Ntw .. 1, 10, of 27J YI• W1t11•• 1•11 Ci.ntontto u all or you follow the direc- tions in the Prize Winner bo:<, you would have a much better dumce cl wiMlng. And dop.'t forget to send your ~tries to Carol and Ancty. Until nett 'Saturday then, 1....-------------------' have a very, very-happy~-------------------~ everything. . ' .... ,... .............. Aa#r. •!• 0...,. ~ .,., ,., .... 116f, c-. ..... c.M. a few other em-type eaglea A LITTLE BIRD I wish I were a bird Because I could fly way up in the sky And when the wind was cold There's always.a tree nearDy The leaves would cover me like a blanket And when I hear the wind blow It says bo, bo, bo Andoffl go. A ~ Nlf fo!Mr -.. llMorf Mwo•ri. '· •• JtlS Via ... c-... SOii C'-'11• fOf' lltl• wllllll.,. Ofltry lt1 tllt 1twr .... -'°"'9tt. INll r•r "°"' ..-.. trY to UllCIO L-. ... IMO, C"'l Mal, ~Ollf. Andy sends • complete 20.volume set ·of the Merit Studtnt& E11C11clopedia . .to Kath11 Doodchenko, age 11, of Uxbridge, Ontario, Can- ada, for her question: feed mostly on-fiah, either liv-'----------------------' Ing or_ wasl)ed 1ip on • the beaches. • EAGLES that live Wend 'are more likely to llmlt their Hcrw muy different eagles menus to live ~ caught in are ti.en? their mighty t ~ tikm; Since . Roman times. the g r e a t Starving Dog Joi1IS --. Master; Eats Again Morrthan 20 dllferent bmis golden eagle has been caUed are called eagles, tholll!b the King of Birdll: Bis big sc1enlists_do_DOLclasslfy..the!n-golden-bmm-body-ia almost a-REDWOOD-Cin'--(AI') ~-nesday when in_ desperation _ 111 a special group cl their ywd Ione end when soaring Michael Winter and his 90-she called Asst. S h e r i I f own. Howeverr~I of them are..._ aloft, his huge wtngs spread pound Gennan shepherd-Max Eugene.-E. -Stewart. to see if clasaed as aCCJp1.ters, or hawk-seven feet ·wide. 'lbe golden bad gone everywhere together master and dog couJd be type•blnl• of-prey. A!·suclt.-e-agl WI surv· ... I ·In -~r. Theo Wint 'led the bet . h the 205 b.nl . es 1.es n many -,v, 1ve -years. · er, r;euru . , Y{. ~g wthe1t 1 __ 11 l land mountainous regions 7:1, was booked in San Mateo STEWART, who described spe_c":s auwY . c-north of the equator. County Jail for an alleged ctp1tlidae. The vari_ous birds Harrier eagles are small& parole violation, and the husky himself as an old dog lover, we call. ~agles are m several tbaD the g· ts 1 t • Max qw't eating talked to Sheriff Job n subfamilies and s m a 11 e r Wl • q u e ' McDonald, who arranged an groups within this large fami-~andsome and v':{, very 1bat was Sept. 10. Winter 's exceptional meeting Wed- ly. fierce. ~Y are .c _aaBed wife, Knan. watched Max nesday afternoon between Th t .. 1 " . together m a su~fanuly of 41 starve himself until Wed-Max and his mas.ter. e erm eag e 1s so com-species. Harrier eagles are mon that most of us assume found in wooded regions ln that theae . birds ,mu;;t be part> of Europe, Alia and As cloee relatives. '11lis 19 not Africa~ where they oeife and trOllOfilY neceSMrlly so, -though all ol eat lizards and snakes them are hawk-type blrds of A!'d . ~ h. prey. Actually, the word eagle 1 e ~· the lls _ -eaUng J tru ti• is a sort of follt name for a ems, eagles feed mostly on ns c on large hawkish bird who does rodenls and reptiles. his Jwnting by day. Scientists Andy tend& a aev.n-vol· Offered class the splendid American , t I T c ' eagle and the magnificent ume te o he hroniclet golden eagle in separate genus of Narnia to KOf'en R.iMs,• Orange Q)ast CoDege is ·or- groupo. And 11 species o1 bar-t?.' 11;. of1Cha,:ston, ~~·~ ferlng a special section of 115 rier eagles are classed in a irgin...., Of. quea~~n. AstroDomy 100 oourse, Mon- suJ>.famlly cl their own. Wlal -of-blnl ~Ille wlilp. days and Wedne3days· !tom THROUGHOUT the world, -poiinrlll? ' . 3:41Hi: I~ p;m, at Bear Street peoj>le have given ,the nome ' Wheti yaot i* a bird call ~~'.'"*"'! :""~ ';,!'~~ eagle to more than 20 and Whip-Poor-Wlll, Whip.Poor-, begins Sept. 24. perhaps more than 30 b!4 Wlll, you ~. that he Is "-e class ,.. ideal for bltdl of prey. l\lany ol tlieie ~ Chah<es are, all you .... are called sea eagles because; aee of him ts a dusky shadow, elementary and, interrhedlate l they live near shores where swooping an>und through the school teachers:' '-said In-', "Dogs are employed in this department and w e un- derstand that this can hap- pen," Stewart said. While depltties watched, Max, Winter and his wile all met in a loading area ol the jail. Max almool knocked his · owner down ~ bis excitement, nUZ!ling Mike'• face and wag· ging hi• tail. When Winter offered him a ro~t ~f dinner -colirtesy of the jail cook -Max devoured it. Road No~ Bill Signed v • tney"' can catch plenty of fish evening air. ,•Hls dark btown structor James A. P.Utqn. "It for themselvef.' One ol the speckled feathers are aofter• is alsO geared IO·t!I< pu»llc. · largest ol these _.lied ems than soft and>lilf color ocheme '!be Qlasa wlll examine the ' SACRAMENTO (AP) is the famoos American eagle. blendt in with the diJit light. history of astronomy and will Legislation aimed at keeping n IJ ftol fair to call this His ~ wing! be at study the COMtellaUons1 the lroeway noises out o I magnificent bird. the bald , 1llfi11Uy and all you ll<ar IJ the !Olar system. and the •lni<-C&llfornia classrooms h as eagle because he is not bold. atilnge call that repeats end tur• Of• the uninrse.1 Pllton been signed Into law by Gov. Far from It. Bis Pll!ll(I head 1J repeat> the whlppoorwlll's also wlll dllcull ,the Ronald Reagan. calli>fd wllb w&tte 'fea!hers name. , deterntlnatloll of time and the 'One of the two bill! by that.'lllsten lilte pww as he During the day, he doles In coostruellon of calend~. A!!emblyman Frank Lan· an, 'hlllh la ·lht oky, 'lbeie the woods, often crouched Oii Shows will be icheduled terman, (R·La Canida), would WU a lUne l\')lel! his kinfolk fallen leaves that milch his througljoul !he ...... ter In Ille Order the, state 1le!>4rlmenl cl spread lbeir wide wlnct and speclded lealhen. All« sun-OCC Planetal'lum. Tr11nsporlat1on to mw '3 ranged a r o u n d waterways doWn II< Olea forth to dine on RegiatraUon will be held In . mllllori avllila!Jle !or noise from Alaska and Northern moths, 1111au .f nd other 1naecU the clmtoom durlni the llnt abalemeol p r o g r a m s al canada all the way aouth to that throng hi !he air. He baa class meeting. The school II , schools the de par Im e n t Florida. Nowadays. t™:ir num· a very large mouth and a few located on Bear Street near decides ha.ve DOl8e protilems hers have ,d...tndled down to a whiskery tea~ that look Paularino Ave. created by nearby freeways. precious f~w. like a m00&tacht. When out The second Lanterman AJioiher em Ia !he white-taU· for dlMer, lie mes ~round ll\l!BSUre would · require the ed or l"'Y aea eagle who with his big lnouth wtde open Now You Know deportment 10 take anUnoise ·r-an·geras·;ar ·north ·as the to catch lnaec\I on the wing. ·~Cps if the noise level of ArcUc. Stell@!'• tea eagle Every night the shy whip. u111t111 ,,. .. ,,....,..-.1 freeway tni.ftic hit.s more than CLAR KS BURG, Mass. (UPI) ...: Three little bears didn't like the barking dogs, so they went up a tree in a backyard here. ~lama bear came along and joined her cubs. ABOtrr FIVE years ago Eli· co n t r a c t e d tuberculosis, aJthough zoo officials say the disease bas since been ar- rested . "TIIESE ARE the most in- telligent of the great apes," says Gaty Richman. a veterinary assistant who has been caring for Eli and Sally for five years. The reason the~ great red apes remain in isolation boils down to money, says the zoo's curator of manunals, Michael Crotty. Marty Snores . • S UNDERLAND, England None of the bears liked the crowd that gathered, so they stayed up the tree for most-of the day, state fish and game officials said. It wasn 't until police finally moved the crowd back that mama dcired venture down, and the cubs followed . They headed for the woods. Rags and sticks are oc-. casionally tossed through the -bars, keepers say, b u t otherwise Eli and Sally have nothing to play with except each other. "The zoo really wants to ex- hibit them, but we want to do it right when we do it." Crotty said. He added it might cost up to $300,000 or more for a (UPI) -Alan Collinson, his wife and daughter Monday; cut short their planned twp week camping holiday after two days because, Collinson said, their pug dog Marty snored all night in their tent and they got no·-sleep. Eli, 12, and Sally, about 18, ·worldscop~ (!O t!!lirM for NC__h-.,_..i corroctlJ) 1 The· widow of ousted Ctntean President Salvador Allende (CHO~OSE ONE : con· fin:ned. denied) the military and police reports that her husband committed sui- cide. 2 In which country did Mrs. Allende accept asylum after the military coup in Chile? 3 ·Negoti'ators for the Laotian government and the Communist-led .. ? .. signed an a&reement cal 1ng for a coalition govern· nient. a-Khmer Rouge . b-Paihet Lao c-Tupamaros 4 Crown Pri nce Carl Gustaf became the new King of .. , ? .. after the death of his. grandfather, King Gu staf VI Adolf. a-Norway b-Sweden c-Denmark 5 A U.S.· District Cou rt ordered (CHOOSE ONE: Telex Corporation, IBM) to pay $352.5 million in damages for·monopoliz· ing the computer market. newsname . (10 pointl if )IOU can JdeontifJ this penon1ln the newt) At a ·recent press con· terence 1 talked ~bout a possible tax in<_\"ease being considered by the Administration. A for· mer Secretary of De· fense, I am now one of the Presidenrs tup ad ., visers. Who am I? matchwords (4 poln1s tor -comet mllch) l .... :adopt a-to guarantee . 2 •. 11".insurgent b·to take or accept 3 ..... unsure • ..... adap\ 5 ..... insure c-to adjust to a situatior d-not certain e·a rebel • ' In addition to being a family fun feature, THE QUIZ .ii aa. integral part ol the in-classroom news program pre- sented in Orange Coast area scb09ls u a public service by tbe Dally Pilot. · .t.n1wtr1 •PPt•r CuP11d• down) .. ...,, 111111• • news picture (10 points It JOU 8MWlf this quntlon con.clly) More than 100,000 United Auto Workers union members struck Chrysler Corporation plants in the U.S. and Canada after labor and managen1ent negotiators faded to reiiCh-a contract agreement by the strike deadline. Who is the President of the UAW? • sportlight (2 polntt tot 11eh qu.1tion 1mwer9d correctly) 1 S(owe, Vermont, and Sun Valley, Idaho, are both well· k{K>Wn •. ? .. a-race tracks b-skl resorts c-golf courses 2 Old President Nixon sign the bill which forbids home· town television blackou ts of professional football games if they are sold out 3 days In advance? 3 Take 1/2 point for each correct ma tch. A-Toni Fritsch a-Minnesota Vikings 8-Terry Bradshaw b·Miami Dolphins C-Garo Yepreniian c·Dallas Cowboys D-Fran Tarkenton d-P1t1sburg Steelers .4 (CHOOSE ONE . Riva Ridge, Secretariat) set a world record and won $250.000 in the first running of the Marlboro Cup at Belmont Park. 5 O. J. Sin1pson of the . , ? .. set a new NLF single-game record by running 250 yards in the season's opener. a-Buffalo Bills b·Oakland Raiders c -New York Jets roundtable Famil1 dltcuhlon (no scort) Do you think that a tax increase would help curb inrlation? Why or why not? · YDUlt SCORE: tl to 100 poi.ltt '_TOP SCORE.! 11 to tO points -E•ctflent 71 to 80 points -Good. 61 to 70 points -Fair. 924· 73 • VEC. Inc .. Madison, Wltcontin ' I makes 1 UviDJ In A!la ~ poor'li!lf fills hl8 tummy '1Vlth Sclentlsu .. umate that In 50 decibel! in .any nearby •·s "·• '•·• ,.., :q-1 'IO•OMH~»W around the western •shores of pelty IMects, which makes the• known universe there are public or ,private elementary •·s !t'.P!''1''''s·• :'•·a 'q·:> 1P-I ''·v·(. :t•J•Z :q· 1 :iH911J.-OdS fU!iti u!~1 •w ~iwvMiMlH ttlf ~ ~ nd bbn O ol · t frieods 1 bill. trilUon s\ar'J high &ehoOI • ~,0,P00M p1•u••1 1r11nJ.:>14SM!N w11·s :q·~ :q·c !o:>!••w·i :p1wJuuo:>•1 :1.iO:>S01¥~ ~U. p ~ , _ a • one our aae , . Kin • or · -:--=--======;::===~~~~~-=~.===~=:=:-:..=..=_-::::::~:=-=:::=:::::=====~~~;;:~~~:_-_:1 ---.,-----1 • \ • JO. DAILY PILOT Sitllf'day, Srpttmbtr 22, 1~73 " Pulpit & Pew I l ;. Baptbt First Baptist Church, 24521 Moolton l'arkway, Laguna Hills; service at lO:CS a.m.; sermon "The Oldest Gospel" by Dr. Ivan S. Bell ; church BChool at 9:t5 a.m.; Bible study and prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Colta Mesa PrlmJtlve Bap- tflt Church, 2476 Newport 'Blvd.; service on Saturdays at 1· 11 a.m.; church school at 9:45 a.m.; sennon by the Rev. Lester F'lt>tchcr: pot luck "get acquainted" lunch following the ser\'ice. Christian Scle1..,e dally Old Testament life highlight tho oollodlon , most of which an from the period 900 B.C. and :!00 B.C. .JetDlsh Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach will conduct worship services on Friday in lhe Interfaith Lounge at UC Irvine, 4201 Campus Drive, beginning at 8:15 p.m.: social hour to follow; Rabbi Harry Sherer will offi ciate. The temple \1.'ill open its religious school at the old Harbor Da y Sc hool , Fifth and Marguerite, Corona del fl.tar, Oct. 8. tbristtan Science Churches, Lutltera1a. First Cbi:rch of Cbrht, Sclen· tlst, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive, Lutheran Church of the Cost.a Mesa, services at 11 Crotl1, 24321 El Toro Road , ~, a.m. and church school at Laguna Hills; services at 8:30 9 15 F•-t Cb ch f and lt a.m.: church school ' ! I : a.m.: u:s or o Christ, Scientist, 8th and and Bible classf':! for all a~es Olive, HWltington Be a ch , at 9:30 a.m.; sennon "The services and church school al Path of Rightousness" by Dr. 9:30 and 11 a.m.: First Church William R. Eller, pastor; new or Christ, St:ientist. 3303 Via members received into the Lido, Newport Beach, services church; annual picnic on and church ~ at ~ and Saturday, Sept. 22. · 10:30 a.m.: Second Church-of Redeefner Lutbefan Churcb, Christ, Scientist, 3100 Pacific 16351 Springdale St.. Hun- View Drive, Corona del f\.1ar, tington Beach; ~rvices at 8:1!l services and chureh school at and 10 :45 a.m.: church school 10 l!l.m.; Wednesday testimony at 9:30 a.m.; sermon "Jesus meetings at 8 p.m. at all four and His Friends" by the Rev. churches. Sermon topic "Mat-Eugene Schramm. ter" for all churches. Latbenn Cbarcb of (be ! Congregational Ma1ter, 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del M 1 r ; church school for all ages at 9:15 and 10:15 a .m.; servfce at 10:30 a .m.; sennon "The At· tllude of Ingratitude" by tho Rev. Lawrence D. Fruhling: nursery care provided; registration for the new fall church school classes. P I y m outh Congregatloul tlturcb of Newport Harbor, 3262 Broad St., Newport Beach; services at 8 and 10 a .m.; sermon ''D e fen s e Against Dragons" by Terry Llndvall: church school at IO a.m . with nursery care pro- vided. Prof. William Wi!Liams ol Southern California Coll•g•. Costa Mesa, will conduct Bible class at 9 a.m. Community Church, CongngatJonal, 611 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar; church scOOol and service at 10 a.m,: sermon "Break.It Up''. by the Rev. Richard B. Smith. guest minister; nursery care pro- vided. N e j ghborbood toagrega. 1 tional Church (United Church l Ji Christ) Glenneyre and St. Ann's Drive, Laguna Beach, will host a musewn collection of Biblical artifacts between 9:30 and noon. Many objects of SL Paul'• Lathe.ran Church, 429 Cypress Drive, Laguna Beach: service at IO a.m.; sermon "Living for Jesus": nursery care provided; church school "rally day" at 9 a .m. for all ages: church school staff to be installed at IO a.m.; adult Bible class conducted by the Rev. Roy Gesch, pastQr. Faith Lutberan Cb a r c h , 34381 Calle Portola CapistranO Beach; service at 10:30 a.m.;- church school at 9 a.m .; adult Bible class Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.: sennon "Jesus, Helper of the Helpless" by the Rev. Mitchell Prifogle, g u e s t minister. Gloria Del IAltbenn Church, 33501 Stonehlll Drive, Dana Point; service• at 8:30 and 11 a.m.; church school at 9:45 1.m.: sermon "Rellgton With Real Rewards" by Pastor Bankson : enrollment for new Bethel Bible classes starting Oct. 16: potluck dinner at 6 p.m. with color film "Whisper- tng MoW1taln" to follow. Prince of Peace Latllerao Church, 2987 Mesa Verde Drive. Costa hfesa: services at 8 and JI a.m.; sermon by the Rev. Andrew C. Anderson : church school at 9:30 a.m.: church and school oicnic beginning at noon at TeWinkle Park; holy communion at 7 p.m. Chr11t Lutheran Church, 35522 Camino Capistrano, San Clemente; service at 10 a.m.: sermon "Fruit of the Spirit" by Dr. J. Emory Ackerman, pastor; church school at 11 :05 a.m.; adult Bible class at 11 :15 a.m. ltfetl1odl8t by the Rev. Edward C. Erny. pastor; church school at 9: 15 a.m. Pre•byterlan Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, 2350 Faltvlew Road. Costa Me!a ; church school and service at 8:30 and 10 a.m.: sennon ·•rn HI s Hands" by tbe Rev. Bruce A. Kurrle. SI. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrew's Road : services at 8, 9:30 and II a.m.: sermon •·1 Cannot ltear \l.'bat You Say" by the Rev. Charles H. Dierenfield ; church school and ch.ild care offered at all three services; adult Bible class at 9:30 a.m. St. l\f a r t Presb)1ertan Church, 2100 Mar V i s t a . Newport Beach; service at 9:30 a.m.; sermon "Toward a Total Gospel" by Dr. Morris Robinson, interim pastor at St. Mark in 1968; reception on the patio following the service. Camino Real; service at II a.m.: sermon "The Man Through the Roof" by the Rev . Leslie S. liarrold; heal- ing service Tuesdays at 7 p.m.: Science of Mind clo~ Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. Other Det1onllnatlo11s 'Key '73' . < • Rallies Continue ORANGE COAS·T CHURCH DIRECTORY HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson. Costa Mesa 54M714 Y. L HlafWICI. ,_,., , GALEN F. HEllTWECK Mlnltlff et Yolltll CAIL ••NTl'f' Miii""" _, Mutk I -HHOAYHmca- t :45 A.w.-s • .., w .. 1 10:50 A.M.-hr11t•11 ~ liiWtefllt Chet1 .. G'9ft 7:00 l'.M.-S.m•• by l"Jttlllat Ch•ri .. Ck991 CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd SlrHI •I Orange, Cost• Me .. -54f.5303 r..tor: lobett M. 1Mgttt11 '"" '°"" -he4 ...... Monil .. W•rthlp-10:30 a.111. -S111H1rr khHI t •·"'· ....., hMI., WMllll,.7:0CI p.M.~ M..tl11t w .. .-7:00 p.a CHURCH OF GOO 426 I Ith St., Huntington Btach ~ S48·8529 S.mday Scheol 10 e.nt. -Wontil, 11 :15 a.M. 1 ST CHU.RCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Of' NEWPOllT llAC:N (Mt"""'" C:l!Vf'dl, UollM C:hvn::ll ef kllifltft SdfftCI, l.A.) SUNDAY S•lltVIC• lllCI SUNDAY SCHOOL -10:• A.M. ALtlllT IUllKI!, llSCI' -Mlnllltr S.pt. 2J -"HAPPiNISS II A·fiiNGI llNIPIT'" J""'" • SMr1ey M111•M•L ... , s,..i..n LITTLI THIATtll'~OIOfilA Dlt. MAil Ml9N KMOOI. !111 •ASTILUl'fr: Oft., HIWPOfl:T IUCH l'Oll AN INSl"lliT.lCIHAL MIUAIJl-OIAL. '44-U14 Mlntller't l"llllM -'*""" FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH M1in & Ad1ms Streets Huntington Be1ch 11111• Schoel & Morn1n9 Wor1hip 9:00 I IO :JO A.M. Youth Gro11p1 • , ••• , •100 p.111. 11~======================'.ll h11111n9 Woflhlp ••• , 7:00 p.M. NEWPORT HARBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Huntry ee" -!Rd •I •II Mf'lf'* OftlCt· J».JJlt 0111, DevotlOn ...... COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL P.-.khl9• _ JC~rftn _ 1..,,_,.,., _ CMlll C.MI ~"'Kl&NCI 01' MIND" 11;:==========~11 l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1r~:~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~g11 IUHOAT lllVIC• a IUNDAY SCHOOL . ···················•••··· lettt AM. $111 • ..,.. wonlllp 7 p.M. -fnllly 1lte Wed., 7 p.11t. In. A. C. Stani, Pmteor J\Te,vport-1\llcsa Christian Center 148 ·r ,,·enty ·Second SL., Costa J\1esa Join Us This Sunday! 8:30 & 11;00 A.M. Morning Worship YOUTH & AOUL TS Sen"et1t: "GROW RICH THROUGH PltAYllt"' Dr. CfMr1• 0 . Woed, PIUtr CHILOJt•H'S CHUllCH Wlll'I ••. "UM .... l"rM l"tltel, Ml11l1I« "' C1'1Hdr9fl. IKoet""" lloectofN l1t'tOIYMI wlltl, • .,1ntwll1 tMl• lfl ,.. •• elltltlfll l'rlCOllflll'I' ol cl'liltlrtn•1 -ri.1111111 9:45 A.M. Christian Edue.1tion CHILDREH1 .,...., Cllu" wllfl GrNI T~Mn .,,. C!Wtltntiflt CllfflCWl11m, YOU fH1 Jw,,lor Ind Stnlor Hlfll C11•H• dul1ntcl le mett tho llttClt el ~~9 ll'O(tie. ADUl Ti: M•nr .. tclfvt1 tw cl'lott trem, • 1P1rll~•ll1 clMltltfllllnt t<lw1~ 11 ""'9ftell flt" .. Wiii. 6:00 P.M. Evening Worship S."""t "A PLIASING IACltlFICI" ltfV, If l'ltlffltlf. A~t4 '°''"' 'J-'l~mo11fl1 Coi~rCjational Churd1 ~f ]\k1~rt Harbor Wof°Pll' I C•wr<h kho•I 10 ..... 111.cley "hf.., ... l•t Dto901ta'" .... .-It..,, T~ry U~11ell '< JJIJ ••..i Sf •• Haw,ett IMctt -641-1741 fllV.111!;'1' (Alt• ,llOVIOl.D AT All. SlltVKll CHAl"lAlllf JOHN A. 1..lfllOVAlL.-PASTOllt •tH 11a...11 a TeJtRY l!NDVAU-MSOCIATI l"AITOlll:S ~J·•· DcJ.t..~""' la P'rey..-C•.-.1Cft CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IU.NCHIS OP, THI MOTHll CHURCH f"I FlltST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCllNTIST IN IOSTON, MAISACHUSOTS "MATTER" SEPTEMBER 23, 1973 Cost• Mua-Flrst Church of Chrl1t, Scientist 1110 M ... Verch Dr., C..ta ..... S•ltffy ldlool -t rtl A.M. Qllrdl hnb -11:00 A.M. ..... ... a.-, 2110 MeM Y.,_. Dr. Huntington 8e1ch-Flr1t Church of Chrl1t, Scientl1t It\ & 011 ... H•lllH ..... luc .. S.IHley kheol -9:30 A 11 :00 A.M. ChlltC .. -t :JO & 11 100 A.M. ........ ilt••N -221 Mol11 St. N1wport Be1ch-Fir1t Church of Christ, Sci1ntl1t J:IOJ Yla Ucre, N...,..-t lffc .. ChtcJI I S..-, 1ci....._,:t0-101ll A.M. lteadllt It .... JJtl Y'9 U• . Newport Be1ch-~ond Church of Christ, Scientist 3100 '9clftc. VJew Df' .. C•toM .. Mer ' C!Mtrclrl & S11.-, Sc .... -10:00 A.M. ....... ...__JIOMIC...Hwy: f....,N.,..._I Wefl. 1..i111 ,_......, M...r ... -Ip.& -Afl a.,.,-. All &ft cordially lnlllJtd to a1und tht church 1eroic11 and t njo11 tht prlviUg11 of tht Reading ROOIN an4 c-. "••14ff Al ALL s1av1cn S.venth·Day Adventist Church 171 Awoc• s1 .. C..t. M ... J ..... '· -,_ -,.._ 14MJf6 51bt..1th School ••••• : ••••••••••• , , • , , , •••••••• , • •1lO 1.111. Mornl"f W111hlp ••••••••••••••••••••• ., • , •••••••• I I 100 •·"'· P11yor M•1tlng W~n!_t4u__. v •••• , ••••••••••••• •:. 71JO P·"'- I MIM1tet' , , , .... • ... ..., C. Jtd!- 141 CnMr St., c.t. ..... _ 146-10!1 CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE • of L.,_ t eHtt :lMO L..-1 C1nyon Ill. 11 I I Tl,. ltf. H111ry1o.rt11nl, D.D. -Mlnl1ter JUI tttlllnl; A111tl1nl Mlnldff SUN0,,Y llRVICI -t I 11 A.M. Jr. Cllvn::ll a Yitutll Gm1115 -t A,M. Only El TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST ............. '"" .. c:..ttr 21100 M..,.. .. oDr. M•lu YS.jo llM717 •••·)711 COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE W.,..,lp -10 A.M. CM,_. Ide.ti -10 A.M. CHURCH OP uu·~·· ICllNCI ......................... . 60t 111 St., H•lltlfttt•• .._., -116-11,50 644. 7400 S<l•nco •* Mind L;ctiir• •• , •••• , ••••••• , ••• ••,., f1lO A.M. lil~~~~~~~~~~~E~~~~~~~~~~ feMlly Wor1hlp So,,i\-ico ,,, •••••••••• ,. , •• , ,, •• ,,, 10110 A.M. ~IV, OEN• Tl+OMl"SOH, MINISfll ' Nur..,., Ctrt Av1n1111e SERVICES: 10:DD A.M. & 6:30 P.M. INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL BIBLE TEACHING c~,~lo.W!~'-.~!t~Jt~H DIL Ollll"O a ,lY)ON, IAH JUaH CAl'ltTUHO 4fl·1f4f 494·1141 \ IJO.o417 ~NE ~US ~att«UNITY (9;ilil®f RANCHO SAN JOAfUIN INTtlMIDIATI SCHOOL 4161 ................ . • Chit DfltO l'twftr le OilCWr -Wt .. Mldtef•J lat. •lei. l•••lt•1. ~ ''SO A.M. S..doy Scllool fer •I - 11 :OO A.M. Mom' " won111, HUlll•Y CA~. "~=·o•o '' IOTN Mdws TH'1'CH'iiRcH l'OR 'Yot'R';A'.Mrc;" &tfllMltH WMI fllt lwtl .. .._,,, c...-.... ' Try Saturthiy's News Qu.~z We Dare Yori LAGUNA BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL Ml It. AH~1 ,._. et GlnwpN ..... 111.--Mlo ..... .. 111lt, W....W, A l:Mr&ll kffoi-..10100 A.M. ., "JESUS CHRIST-SUPERSTAR" 1, z .... '" .. ""' ... ,., .... . !$. 494-8061 Newport Unity I •UllTJl"IAtta- Dlitlftllt ..,, •• , 10 A.M. ·Suttday S1h••I fop all it•• -t 1oa 1.m, 11tt1 _.. 1m .. , .....,.,. .._ .. --64'ol11t DIAW ... AY1l l46-n11 CHURCH OF CHRIST 117 W. WfLION, COlfA MHA t-... -• ... •lwt ........ ltMy-tt41 .... . S.. M•r11. W9"tll•-10:11 A.M. Sn. In. Wril' -6:00 P.M. w ... lwe. Wlfllll,-71JO ,.M. HUlSIP.Y PlOYIDID CWlfll Alt ... tllfJ WtLUAM lll'lll, MINlml -I '4W1J1 .Oll._H ----- r ---- • • • •• Gt.est Spe•lcer Dr. EJ!lil_ Balliet, presi- dent Southern Califor- nia College, C o s t a ~esa, will speak at 10:!50 a.m. service Sun- day at Foursquare Gos· pel Churc_h, 1734 Or- ange Ave.,· Costa Mesa. Beth Sholom To Present Open House Temple Beth Sho'!om of Orange County, 110031 Tustin Ave., Santa Ana. will cooduct open house Sunday from noon Fifih Generation Minister . .To B e Ordained Sunnay John Hall eon,r Jr., wr' rently aervlng as assistant p a 11 o:r--at St. _ Mark Presbyterian C b u r c h In Newport Beach, will be. °" Clalned 'Sonday, becomlnf tM filth g~ratloc> C b r I s t I a n minister 1n his family. . Ills fatbOr, Rev. John Han Boller Sr., wm portldpate 1n the •ordination a e I' v Ice 1 scheduled· for s p.m. at the First Prelbyterlan Cburch of Garcleoa. AL'>O PARTICIPATING In Boiler's ordinaUon to the Chrtstllll) ministry by lhe Presbytery o! Loll Raochoa will be Dr. C.Cll Hollman. actlnor pa91<lr at SI. Mark, and Mrs. Patricia Bia~ an elder from St. Mark. In addltloc> to his work at St. Mark, Boller Is Rl'Ylng with the rtafl of lhe United Campus Ministry at UC l.rvlne. He will be at St. Mark and UC! ~ Dtltr"" ..... ,.... TO IE ORDAINED -St. Mork'1 loller lhe next year under an Intern program developed by the -IJld lhe San Franclaco Tbeologlcal Seminary. Boller 11 a gradu1te of Long Beach Clt)I COllep IJ1d Cal State Loq Beach and holds a master's degree ffOm the San Frllncllco Theological Seminary wbere he presently is a doctoral candidate. Workshop Offered A workshop in sell-image medltaUoo will be presented by the Rev. Leslie S. Har- rold, minister of the San Cle- mente Church of Religious Science today. The class, de.slgnedto teach techniques for entering inner consclousneSs, is open to the public. For additional information reganling reglatratlon, call t9UUl2. The Jew • lD R ussia High Holy Days Set By~emple Temple Sharon. 817 W. ffamillofl, Costa Mesa an- nounces the following schedule ol acrvtce !or the High Holy Days: • SEUCROT service s , penitential prayers, will be held this evening, at U:30. ROSH llASllANAH S«Vices, ushering in the New Year, will begin Wednesday at I p.m. Morning services wlll be hid Thursday and Friday begin- ning et 8:30 on both days. Youth Services for elementary !Choo! children wlll be held both days, beginning at 10 a.m. SerVices SHUVAH, !or the SllABBAT Sab b ath between Ro.sh Hashanah and Vom Klppur will be held Fri· day at 8:15 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 29, beginning at 10 a.m. • SaWrd11, Stplembtr 22, }q7) DAILY PILOT J J Pulpit a~ Pew . .. TO l!GIN SERIES Rein Hertzberg Hertzberg To-Address (From Pap II) OtJaer Deaoml-tlows library, call 55U092 or 54$- ~ni. l'lnt Olrlotlan lllarob o! t.ag,... Beadl, 285 Legion St.: 9:45 a.m. Bible school; teTVlce at 10:45 a.m.; sermon "Will You Stand" by Jamee H. Jloulton, minister. Foanquare Cbarcb, 1734 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa; service 10:50 a.m.; sennon by Dr. Emil Balllet. p~ident of Southern California Cotlege, Costa Mesa, guest speaker; church school at 9:45 a.m. for all ages; evangelistic service at 7 p.m. with the Rev. Robert B. Jacobs, pastor; prayer clinic every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.; junior girls of S!h, 6th and 7th grades meet \Ved- nesdays at 7:30 p.m. Newport Unity Onm:h, 15th The first in a series of talks Street and Irvine Avenue; by Rein Hertzberg of Garden church school for all ages at 9 Sci a.m.; service at 10 a.m.: Scientology a.m.; yoath groap Blble ll'llllJ' at 7 p.m. 'l'll<lday; w~ men'• Blble ltudY at t a.m.; Junior blgh dinner I ad fellowship Wednelday at S::tll p.m.; Bible study meettoc Wednesday at 7 p.m.; potlucl< dlnner Friday "'''" p.m. C.atral Bible Cbmdl, llO 23rd St., Costa Mesa; aervice at 10:30 a.rn.; sermon "God's Ullfalllng Purpose" by Robert M. Bengstoo, pastor; church school at 9 a.m.; Mart Diavastes, missionary with Far East European Mis&ioo, will be guest opeaker at 7 p.m. service; Wednesday is family night with potluck supper at 8 p.m., followed by y ou t h meetings, Bible study and prayer meetings; junior choir meets at 7 p.m.; adult choir at 8 p.m. Bat Yalim Rires Set Grove will be given at en. sermon "Prayer of.Tbank!giv- tology by the Sea ln Dana ing" by the Rev. Sune Temple Bet Yahm announc- Point, Sunday at a p.m. Richards, author, painter and es lUI High Holy Day services Subject o1 the first lecture lecturer; a former Orange will be held in the Lutheran at the church, located at 342{2 CoWlty resident, she ls now Church of the Master, 2900 pastor of 'a Unity church in Pacific View Drive, COrona Street of the Violet. Lantern, Lakeland, Fla. del Mar. will be "How to Make Things SI. James Epbcopal lllurcb, Rolb Hubonah Wednesday Go Right.,, 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach: at 8 p.m. and Thursday at 10 services at 7:30, 9 and 11 a.m.; children's service at Hertzberg will relate how a.m.; sermon by the Rev. 1 •• -=-=-to 5""P.~-_ _ . ,,_ . anyone can use the prtrx:iples Richard Bowman, r or mer :y0~·n;oppar Friday, Oct. 5 of scientology in their every-vi~~ of St. E 11 ~abet h 's at 8 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 6, at da business life to.·increase r..f~~ion, San Diego, gu_est IO a.m.; children's service at • :-:i. m101ster.0-cbw:cb scbool-1ilm_1: 30-p,m..;...--memorlal-service -happmess: -and ~produ.ctivtty.-festival-at ·9, }l.m.~ holy com--8-f 3:30-P.ii\. · ---·· The temple board of direc-tors will present the p~ leJalooal rtafl, including Rab- bi Frank Sl'"1, Cantor Jay Paul Kane and rellgOll.'I scbool educator Alan C.orwin. Pracitcal examples of the ap-union Tues$y at 10 a.m. For additional information, plication of this data will be followed by fellowship at 10:45 call &M-1999. All !ac:UIU.. may be vl.....S, Including lhe sanctuary. social ball, class and meeting room111, library and youth lounge. 'Ap0stles' Study Set Services throughout the High Holy Days will be conducted by Rabbi Garson GQodmao, Cantor Michael Liss, and the Temple Sharon choir directed by Mrs. Felix Van Beek. presented. He will al9o dbc:usa group Jl8Ychosls and utilizing the principles of reach and withdraw. For reservaUons and in- formation concerning the leo- ture, phone Donald I. Wilbur, director, at 496-0644. Anyone desiring lnfonnatlon1;=========:::;11 concerning seats for these services call 646-55.52. In person LAKE HILLS COMMUNITY CHURCH . LOS ALISOS SCHOOL M11irleH &: .... ,. Sts • ........ "-I• How daes Christian Science Heal? listen to firsth•iid experi- ences. This week's pro· grem: 1• ".....&ct Love Casteth Out Fear" -I 7:11 AM DI 6•1 LA 1:41 AM-lrMPC 710,....U. 7:11 AM-IOC • .P-. 111.11_...L ... ,. laru;1m TR.UTH . HEl=ILS A School of Prayer Can You Really Talk With God HEAR DR. LOUIS H. EVANS, SR. AT THE 8th ANNUAL SEMINAR BY THE SEA . Sept. 30-Oct. 6 Twk• Delly •:4!1 e .M.-•10:00 •·•· (8rMkl••I S"•lon Cortch,ldlS If 7:4S 1.m.J Dr. E .. 1n1 will pr111nt 6 1•11ion1 th1t c•n ch1ng• your pr•v•r li.f1. Pr1y1r c•n end 1hould be • pr1c.tlc11, pow1rful, p•rson1I proll'li1lng ferc1 in you r llf1, Ev•ryon• fl"/11 to p11y. It it the me1t vlt1/ diff1,..nc1 b1tw11n tfi1 hurn•n r•c• 1N the 1nim1I •ingcfem. "W~1t b1tt1r i• lri1n th.n 1h11p or 9e1h If h1vin9 h1nd1 h1 lifh th1in not to God in pr1y1r." . Dr. E .. 1111 wlll 1p11k 1t thr1• ,.,..,ic11 ol'I Suitd1y, S1ptemkr JO, e1:0t •·•· et:JO .... e11:tl .... . ....,.,A..,_., ..... , .. ST. ANDREWS PRESBTIERIAN CHURCH , .. It .................. pert ..... Dr. CHrMI H. DloNtifl.W, ....., 'Oii~ Clo,.. Pf'O'I~ Attend Church This Sunday O RAN G E C O AST ·CHU-ltCH DIR ECTORY .JJarlor C~,.;6/ian C~urc:~ OP NIWPOll HACH -'"""1111 --·--Sunday School .-~· ,, ·~ ....... "· .. -9:30-A.M. Morning Worship .............. 10 :45 A.M; N__,, I 'Ila 11 ...... Ptert•4 Phone: 642·2725 Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy . THE EPISCOPAl.--CHURCH w.i-Yov. ~~~~ .~~~~- IT. JAMii. )ltf Vie &.We. ... .,,,. .._. 71JI A.M,........, ......... t:ll I llrOI A.M--'•"" WenMp ......... ....,. ......... ...tM--TUllDAY-ltrM 1 M.-fWr .. at Ill _, """'_ .. _ 1t i41 A.M. ,,,, .......... N__., P'lealJeil et...._, I,....,......_ -AY~oll P.M. ,_a -.... ,,.,.-11.---·-· ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 °s!:;'J' Afl., CJl Sh4ayt lrOO 6 •:JO Otutch -•1JO fr, ~ Mtft C.1w1'tllf, """"""""'''' 14MU6 Saint MlcUel All! U Alllels EplSClljlal Churm .... _ ..... __ ... _ S111J1;0 1111 A.M. I t ill A,M,, Cllercll ...... /MC"!f"f~ A.M. fu11 f11t 7111 A.M. W1 .. 11J. tilt-··· ..... ------144'461 ST. Wllfllll'S EPISCOPAL Cll1ICll .. UN•1t .. 1•k1111' .... ,_ .... "'",_, " 1100 A.M.-Hefy C:0..•11011 t 1JO A;M.-F•lllilly Seffice I ChwrU s.het tN.,..,, c.,,, 11 tOO A.M-Monill'lt Wert11ip I N"'*'r C1'9) 1100 P.M.-f.111,al h eMO"t & 5erMet1 J11M1 c. c.1.y, ••• tor -,.2.1112 a ... 1116-4061 NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 791 Dover Dr., LI 1-3631 NewRor+ Beach ._, . ...,,,_ Early Wenhlp l rOO '·"'· Chri1tl1n Educ1tloA t :IS '·"'· Fe.ti.,. Wer1hlJ1! I O:JO 1,fh, NV""'1J Care Available WILCOMI - W.1 lnvlt. Yo11 .fo Wonhlp LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER -2900 Pa cific View Dr. Corona del Mer .... i..w-.•.-.... ·-SV!ldaW' kfloet C11--...t.ll ..... 1111 to ll :lJ A,M, w'""'' ~''"' A.M. .. __,. lo Cloffll HIW PrwMll .... , •• JfM CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Ml ... url SyH4 JM ftdwlm It. C::.... M-LetMr V. f.,..., ,_. • 14114M 'lo , ...._ ..,...., t 111 a n A.M. ......., ~ t 1• A.Mo • ... .... C11111 ti• AM. Cll:Mtat • ,., ....... -14~ , ... GLORIA DEi LUTHERAN CHURCH 11111 ITONIHILL &I. .• -................ _ OANA·fOfHf·'··•··· DONALD r. IA.NUON, PASTOI WOISHIP-lil0111:tl ss-t .41 4fJ.J414 ····' 4tJ-407J ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 11112 Cul-Drive Unlwnlty Parle, Irvine .... -N.N..._ tollA.M_W......, ~ --I-A.IL_...,,......,_ llN111 PRINCE OP PIACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ---·--.c.o-c.111. AllDltlW C. ANDSlllOM, ,...., -.llM 01f1LM*, 111t1n1 '-f tcMM t i• 1.m. Mic .. W1n111,1 1111atl111111.m. Prt"h et P11ce Lltffterel'I S.lloel -Ml11 E1th1r Oltol'I, ,rlnc.lp1/ Offl11 Ptiette1 14•·0121 ' Sc~ool ,h1.1n11 149:0562 A Cordial w.-. from -THE UNITED METHO DIST CHURCH NEWPORT C'ENTER H""'-' o."~ w .. a i, t:OI A.MrA,'f----l'tRST--t.fNl-'fED- 111 --.., -Ml!Tif9DIST-CHURCH 11 t15 A.M. •St. Mk ...... 1 2721 17tfi St. 516-1517 ...., .. ca.a - M•twillo.t,_.,..Ylew... *"ic.1 -:...·~tl • IO:JO C..... .. M• Nurwj" C.r1 All Mornltia ..._: •n-otSt ChUrch Sct.ool -•:15 Ce1t1 M111 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH l t tfi St. I H1rltor 11 ...... ·--t :30 &: 11 :OI A.M. Clu&rch School -9:JO A.M," •Aal.,r W. 1111\.L. D,D. COii• M111 North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M11• Vard1 I l1k•• St. 549·2719 Werthlp I Ch11rch Schoel t 1JO A.M, '-•flt1l11 v.11.,. HuntlAJt9• IHch -North ' COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURtH 6662 Hell Av.. 1-42-4461 Wonhip -t I IO:JO Chur.di School_~ t iOO A.M, ll"lln• -E11t l lvff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH llJ·l2lJ 11422 C11lver Re-4 .t Unl....,1lty Drivt Werthlp I Ctiurch School f I IOzJ O A..M. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH M~in .. c~URCH 11211 lu1h1rd 21612' w •• 1.., 0r1 .... ••2·25tl ~ lovlfl u.- Wonhlp a Churtll School w.,.anr '"' tiJO A.M. Clllftdri $eke -10 A.M . MIAft+er • •··· • · • ····-. ., ....... '4"•tfft·· .. •·•· · F.1'4 R. Miiier n... r. w-. Ml..._ CHRIST CHURCH IY ·THE SIA N1w,...t k 1di 1400 W. l 1lbo• 11"4. 67J.JIOI .... _ .. _ .... Wonlilp -t 1JO A.M. Qerc.l Schei -·~· SABBATH SE RVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL ha.£'~~~!?o~HG temple CMI"' ~,TMll, tu 1 .............. .....,.,. ..... ,.. fnforrnlllon: Clll 171-1230 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH ''' w .................. c-. ...... Ctillfwole .. I.ft II tt A.M.• I P.!1.1 SUHOAY IC~~1• A.M. WOltSNll" SllllVICll-11111 AJilli a •itt !J,M. PttAYllt MllTIHO-WtDflllSDAY IVIHINO F P-'111. CAPISTRANo VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST 'CHURCH 11====~=''"='"'"r"='"="".!=.::=':;'=-=l·=-====11 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbytir!Gn 2tl1J M1111l 8 fNMt ~I H ...... 1 ...... - .... -L ........ ,_ -Wonllp1 t ... 4.M. ....... -·-A.IL Oflcea 2'112 ...... a.-St. ftwt"HMMt Church of the Covenant ............... c... .... ................... _ • ....., ....... k .... -l1JlllDMA.IL : 157·JJ40 Community Presbyterian Church 411,..... ....... L.et-9 .... ..... Artltw J. T•••.., ....,. A,_, O. H'"'9 -11: ... A,,._, L Q ...... ...., W-1tlttl11.00A.M. ...... _tollA.M. n.-1 4f4.7111 / \. St. Marie Presbyterian Clllrch c.,.., J .... , ... ......., Drhe. c.... ..... .Dr. C.Cll H..,._, Actl .. ,__ W....., I ....... k .... -till A.IL ..... I M4-1 J41 :"\ This Sunday Worship In vstAndrew's Presbyftrian Church 600 SI. Andrews Ro1d • NtwPOrl Baach Dr. Ch1rt•• H. Dl•f'Oftli11d, P•1t.r "I CANNel. HUI WHAT YOU SAY"' Dr. C..... H. DtwfleW. Pra 1l'11 ..... c: ...... A ........ ldentlcl l S.rtlC••: • AM. 9:30 AM end 11 AM Chlld ca,. •nd chlldr•n'e Sund11y khOot •I ell ~ TEMPLE SHARON ,... ,, .................... ... ---,,, ........... e... ... I I . I nenDo1-•11. ... .-c.,k11w OF .NEWPORT BEACH S.B.C. T S ,J_y' N Q , AJIJ,..liht ... 11., ... 1,,,..,, .. to,,,.,,,~-·"+1 ....., ... ~;.: .~~,..... -• ..... ... CWDf"~::.-~:":·7tU 'ry· aturuu 8 ews uiz IAllATH IYINING llQYICIS--fflOAY AT 1111 .... • ,.,, •• ,,....,.,_ .... ,... ....... .....,_ ..... .._ •• ,. 7 1---'-----1-------'..,.,W"'""DI--' _ _.._ ..... _.... •••A1..111M..&.M..&Z19 P.l!\. , _ --U't._;__n y ... 6-lllt y ... 1 SH it "'--1H..-l.....t. '==============·="'=·"= .. =='-==="==11oon=-~:::::::::::::;:;;;11'.;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;::;~·~·;•;"~":'~'~";'";"""";;;::;·~·;':'":':·~:::::::::==::::::::==:'l__ ·----.,,. ___ ~·-" J.J_ll_r_~~--i>~IL ~~ ~~~~~~~-==~·~~ ... ~·~~~·~~,..~a..~~-= ..... ~~~~~~~_::j t• • ~ . • I- - JI DA\)' PILOT Saturday, Stpttmbtt 22, lq73 ::::=::===::::-:s~h~· o=:....:::r:..:::::ts Come Back. Ke1i Murray Pla1is Revival of 'J'rail,ers • ENTERTAINMENT Bard Big Box Office ASHLAND, Ore. IUPI) This yenr's 33td 0 re g o n Shakespearean festival broke all previous attenda n ce records. Attendance for the 164 perfonnance eeeson was up slightly more than 10 pe~ent over 1972 for a total of 143,301 patrons. The o u t do o r Elizabethan stagehouse played to a nightly average of 99.3 percent of capacity. llJ' BOB THOMAS LOS ANGELES (AP) Once upon a tlihe When the movies were in thelr prime, you paid 50 cents to see two Jeatures, plus a comedy short, a cartoon and a newsreel. Nowadays you can pay $3 ln many first-run theaters and see one feature film. That's all, brother. Many a veteran moviegoer longs for those departed days when every theater advertised " .... and selected short sub- jects." orien the shorts were the best part of the sl¥>w. REttlE~fBER these? Pete Smith 's Specialities ... Screen Snapshots. . . .John Nesbitt's Passing Parade ... Warner Brothers M u s i c a I Shorts. . .. Robert Benchley's "How to Sleep". . . and the one-and-two-reel comedies of Leon Errol, Laurel and Hardy, Charlie Chase, Edgar Ken· nedy, the Three Stooges. No major film company makes shorts any more. On TONIGHT'S '' TV DAILY LOG 7:30 Saturday lfJ The Gas Company'& Evening *WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS •• SEPTEMBER 22 I lassie "For Those Who Follow" • DO i Bolilll FMI tilt OIJMpic : · lmp1cto @ Lers M1k1 • Oul 6 Outtr Umb The Dltlnr ~ ... @ Conul'll 1111 LUtJ Sl'llN B11ek Owens S11ow Onlt's Girts ' M111 Bullds, M111 Destroys I (i) Other '"""' Cltlllf' P1KtS Qct CIJ al This Weft Ml Pit foot. · loco V11du bill · Bobby Goldsbln S111w I Dr1m1 The MdlRll f111!1J ~::::.:~ 1;00 f) Ii!! (I) All II UM f1llllf Yoict ti A...!aaltuft 0 @@ ®) @m "EW SE AS D N "'' Emlfl'llCJ "Frequency'' 4:30 i h1qu l11 I Superstln., .edi; a Hiafl C111p1n11 @@m Tiii P1rtrillp F•11ltr tt PIJI ti be lrnonilll MHfio11 $-MM: (Z'A) "Tlll Platu Con1lnwMl1 Condl111ned 1f AltH1" (dr1) '63 -00 It T1k111 Thld Soptii1 Loren, Maximilian Sdl1U. Wilbum B11tllen Show m Movie: (211rl "'CoM .... Did- @! "ut 111"-n 1'11n SIH" (1111) '49 -Cllit G1blt (E Cofo111 Now IE Ch1111piollSMp Wmtt1111 ' '"°I Aftl111ll World Q.11 M_!!le . 'Miit'• Coln1 OI I Pfimler Pinbusten · • Tu~ Ml Sabldt 6 ~mour PrlSlfltl Mone: (Zllr) "four WMs"' (c:om) {jJ) (])ED AIC's Wide W.rW If '3_9-lane Sisters, C11ud1 Ra ins. Yi"' l:lO I CijJ III •••• s. K N1lhwlllt M11llc • Thi Ji111my Olln Stw Ntws Nn Footblll Hlaftliptf m Mo.it: "C 1 111 • • n · d Dlcbio11" @ (i) &) ABC MIMI Spldll: (dra) '49-Clarll: G1bl1, John HCKli1k. I ) 12:11r45111) "Rose1111ry'1 l•llf" ~The PeFSUldu1 (llor) ·~11 Frrrow. N11hwlllt MllSlc EE l>llte1 Continllld1 ({) NFL G1m1 ol tllt W.1• ED Jm Set m ~unllJ Piste !:OD II Q) (j) M111 Tyler MOOfl Show W ~mb1 0 Chrysler Corporation 5'30 * Pruonts lhe Premiere lfJ CHEVROLET INVITES TV Showing of * YOU TO SIT DOWN "COOL HAND LUKE" AND SEE "STAND UP O fj100llOl rnNlc """" AND CHEER" MON: l?> (ilv4am) "Cool H1rMI l1H" (dr&) '67 -P1ul N1wm1n. I) Johnny M111n'• Sllllll u, 11111 Geo11• Kennedy, J.D. C.nnon, Chetr Tolie f11ld5_111e:sts. O Movie: (90) "T'111 lrid1 ti Fr11- I Cl)@ (I) Of} Ci) Mftl kenstail"' (bOt) '35-&ris llM1off Untamed W111d I"'~ New Yott ''Th• 40's.: Molli•: (Cl "Kfw lwllll lb6llf 9:30 9 00 lob Newll1rt ShlW Al Mt" (susp) '70 -Tony Ptrllns. 6 Allnd Hitdlcod Prut1tl I Cotmlly Pl1e1 MR!oritJ Com••ib' Accloll ChlcsM (R) 10:00 ~(I} Ciro! hrntl ShllW Alct Cir Act11a News $pied RKlr · 8Gl cit Mnb 1:00 IJ 0 (]) I!!) ml Mn • Chinne Variety Hour lo• Gordo• Show 0 All NEW HEE HAW '74 10t30· The Pepper Roc11111 sai .. * LAUGH EVEN MORE!!! 6 Dr. 1r1111 llaiQOrll • He1H1w • IEEEMln Real Dan. Ste111 Show tO·<o Session "Ron Elliston Trio" Nlllll G111e1Y • ~1neu L1n1u119 Pr1ar1 .. ®(I) NEW SEASON TONITE ll:OO tfsC "f:tb1ll Delayed teleust * NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC o th1 USC/Geor111 Tech pmt. Im"·""''"'""" , ..... ,, ., .. ti"u11try Clrnlvll ' Frl111t Ni1ht • M. Mbsioll: l111p0Ulbll '111k" I w~d SynipllallJ Rn. l"" Jenkin 1 1114 SlllMI ! 700 CIMt TlllH Stoora (])Morie: "T1lk If lM T....- 1:30 lkwi com) '42-Cary Gr1nt. .1t1n lrlhlll'. ,.,.__ n'u§@m ,,_ . H ls lictttt• fwilis; lone ll:JO Fibllloa 52! (C) "fllffy" (toln) m t.,~.. '6~Tony Rand11!, Sttk1eJ .10Mt. it,; .... C!l ""'" •• "",.._. -I 11...., ,crt" (dr1) '50--John Hodiak. ..... .,_._ ~SIM T111 (I) JIN1llH Wittlra flhwie: "111 ...... 0. ,.....,... Cijolliol (}) _, .,._ .. Iii" t=' ._.11 (•~) '52-Joh11 lrel1nd. 1 7:tt -,_, -,,_ n''°l~CJ":..M =OE S11rltle• Mowil: (C) \'twll ef ,,...._ lltlln (hor) '54-'eter Cusl'llllJ. ,Otilr111cft 11:CS 0 Mftle: (C) "Mwllflt" (drs) '17 .... -P11t1 >ones. Jl•n Sllrifl!Jlon. llkt"" Dlb -' 11:00 !IQ""'" (C) 'lllator ...,. (dro) the rare occasions when theaters show Shorts, they are usually 10.year~ld cartoons or foreign subjects plueKeil from a European film fesUval. Veteran comic Ken Murray has a plan to supply a pro- gram of shorts to American theaters, and he's going back to the film industry's begin· nings for a way to do it. "IN THE EARLY daysl a producer sold his pictures on a states-rights basis, g I v 1 n g franchises to individual ter- ritories instead of using a na- tional distribu tor," said Mur- ray. "That's the way 'Birth of a Nation' and many of the ear· ly classics were sold. "I'm going to do the same thing with rily shorts. The big companies have given up shorts because there is no way they can make a profit from them ; they can't charge enough rental to warrant the expense. 'Paper Chase' Film Honored "LADT KUNG FU" ... -•·"•-·'Ir • StADIUM•I ;; .. ..-....u••.1---L'.ll'-' ~· • 'THE CHINESE CONNECTION' ''THE NEW CENTU llONS" ... . "FIVE EASY PlfCfS" 111 "PAPER MOON" IPGI .... "HAROLD • MAUDI" "HAJtl!:Y IN YOUll l'OCKIT" (l"GI ... "EVEiltYTHING YOU llV£11 WANTED TO KNOW A&OUT SEX• IRI This cop plays dirty! Takeaway hlsbad&• and he'd top the Ten Most Wanted Hit! , • ~.~LWN'EAFlM Tl&e STOlm llOLL .. ........,.., MARTIN BALSAM ' ~· K#l_.. .. GERAWY.t.SCH '-.,.=-...:.=.....,..o....· --C1111" MICtiAELWNEA. -COLI.M:llAFICT\RS • IR 1_ .. !~~ '.!~~!!.'.-~.I ~. t:_O-IT AT THUE J THl!ATR£$ ~ QOU)I£ HAWN NilO WAA""' KA.TTY JN ~·•-•l ....... -·-·lllD-M••Y• fro'" I : ti O•EN 1:00: Wk•nd• from 12:30 SA'f a. SUN PROM JiOI UPIT..._.. C~rlie -Who? No, il's nol th~ little tramp himsell, bul one of bis ~ontemporaries, actress Gloria Swanson, rehears· 1ng for an appearance on next Saturday's Carol Burnell Show on CBS, Channel 2. CINE~ALAND & SOUTHCOAST #2 WEEK DAYS 7 & 9:15 . . . s~(·~"O'';~e'G~&-l:r,./,''" r-~'-li!.'fil.8 ~ ......... ... ,.. c.-........ ~=~~- E X E C U T I V E W· I R E Mon. thru Fri. 7:15 AM -Sat. and Suil. 8:15 AM, ON YOUR .pl AL KAPX NEWS AND MUSIC RADIO NfMJ M 1Mn111111f '17-Tony Curtis. (I) ., llwr-. Welk SM m Cmihl" F•llllM .... hlllt tM iliil • ~ Milk" (l'IOf) 'JZ-Botis Ktrtott. • STA lll:O"::' ~ """" 1t10co:;:; ~t...!"0::,1~.~r:.", Sponsored By:.-TE MUTUAL SAVINGS --. Meanwhile, Back • At the W at~rgate By-JAY SRARBIJ'l'l'-net-0-oiy lhey'll NEW YORK CAPl "tormlnate their experlnwltel Thero'• good news today for rotation S)'Siem"' a fl er Watergate Wffs '!be three Wedneocla/"• -Ion, altlloqh networks say they1u again . net~ i pokesmen say this tab turns providing live TV doeon t neeossarlly Jnolll lllo oov<nge of the Sen a I e ftDd ol • rew!VUll era. W-gate hearings, which THEY SAY continued rota· """'"" Monday. tlon oovenge In 1111 .... -. Bu! then'• bed ne~ for la poeslble, but that !I'll ,... daytime Watergate viewers. quire a new agreement amoog The networks say lhey'll only lhe-networks. cover the hearings live next The networks adopted the ~ And there won't be any rotational plan lart June 5 to live co~erage of the hearings Jessen the uproar fr 0 m on public TV at all this time. viewers deprived of game TBERE'U. ONL y be three shows and soap operas and to days of bearings next week -on. Monday through Wednesday -'Ibey don' uy how much • and It'll be a pattern generally the loss came to for the first followed until Nov. l, when 37 days of televised testimony, this l'OIB1d ol testimony is but Broadcasting magazine, a scheduled to end. leading t r a d e publicaUon, Under a plan egr<ed m by estimates It at betwten 17 lhe net-ks this week, ABC million to $10 millloo. provides live coverage of Mon..---------- day's sessim, NBC takes ove'r on Tuesday. and CBS has lhe duty on Wedne5di1Y. Each network has the option of car- rying the hearings live any clay it isn't scheduled to do so. -Fiii llfl:HHMINTI WID, MAT. 1 P.M .... .,..; CMtiL 2 p.wt. s.t. & s... ' ' ... l " .. ,., • ' "" • ' ' , ' rJ ... .. a "THI NIW CINTUalONI'' <II "~YI WY ,p11cn" c 11 .--;uv"I"''"' ..... l\t ll .. OWUl-....·-··- THI S1aNI taun 111 kllf• ..... ~ fllu.I OI -CO'RI • ~t4=*J,..Jo1>1o.'1'30 f.,..."f.JJ!114"'':.\':::' .'::','."" 5661 LA JOLLA ILVD. 615 I!. FIRST ST. lllllllll!!'t-~-~ ~·,~~~'::"'~R~~~~~ .... ...,,...,....,...,!!!!:!!~LA~~J~O~L;LA~~...,.~~'""""~~~~~~....:;;;;:;:-U;S;11H;;~.~~~~==~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • • • i ' I What~s N:ew? KMEX ·Tells You-·All Day By JAY SBARBUTr NEW YORK (AP) -KNBC- 'l'V uoed lo hold the naUonal rea>rd !or telovlllon'1 longest weekday newa show -:"' two !wyra, from 5 to 7 p.m. But KMEX·'l'V now owns the Utle -Its news show tulll -a~ houn. American, began Iii all-news education, aerospace nod ..,,. effort 1lx weeks aao. ac--aumer news. cording lo Danny VWanueV11 1be -al8o bu lloct the lll.Uon'a vice pmlden1 and general manager. morktt updalea, weather and iporll tei>orts. T\lroe qi the god. "l'l! lell you, we are hurting. I~ headacl><s. "l tell vnn, you've never The nnanciaJ dratn ls just in· "That's why our indw.stry la ...,. peo~"W'ork IO hard.'' he credible. We're h .... m .... 00,· so stagnant," he 1ald. "It ~ M ·--'---...... undereaUmai.. and hllulil the Aid or m ~-"""' but It'• coll $200,000 .. far." lnttlli1ence or the viewer by 111111. "But they 've been juat Uke lroupen. 'Ibey-Jbat VILLANVEVA, who doesn't thlnkilli all lhe d a Y t Im e wen. dolnc IOO\ef.hlnt: tbal'1 ~ to hide his feellngs, hit. vi.ewers want are·otd movies, never been cloae bo!...,, lh1t die roof whon psked ir-old games 1nd soeps." S1iU1nf11, StPttmber 22, 1973 DAILY PILOT JI That's right.. 81Ja hours. lt starta at 8:30 a.m. and ends at J p.m. Four anchonnen keep things going, eaoh doing two hours on the air in a visual · versJon of all-news radio with live, film encl videotape of- ferings. PRIOR TO th•!, the lllaUon lut an. done by VIUanuevi, a didn't go on "'" air un-fOf!TIOI' --aporUcuter Ill 3:30 p.m., he •a Id . on .KNl!(l.TV and a.,fteld goal Villanueva 11aid the marathQn apeclaU.St for the Loa Anseles news program inlUaUy began Rams and Dallas OrNboys with a heavy emphuls on be(ore television beckoned. stock market reports, aiming \\'e'Te revolutlonizina our m.. movies, game-abows and SQllP "We ijllnk we're golng to dustry ." operas wouldn't. bring in as reap some residual benents How's the apoJ1J0nbip pie-, ;;;m;;;;;;u;;;ch;;;;;;o;;;r ;;;m;;;o;;;r;;;e ;;;m;;;o;;;n;;;ey;;;;;;w;;;i t;;;b;;;!;;;a;;;r;;;;;;l;;;ro;;;m;;;;;;;;;W;;;a;;;tc;;;r;;;g;;;a;;;te;;;,';;;' ;;;;;he;;;;;;;;';;;' l"idi.I / ture? Ii co111 "It's corning around ," he L ' • CINIMAS OP CALIP .. INC. cir.1w· at the business community. THE EN11RE l!bow Is done But Rene Anselmo, preal-In English until It lllpl oU for dent of KMEX's parent com-the day and KMEX bq!ns Ito pany, the New York-hued regular Spanlsh-Janguaae pro. Spanish I n t e r n a t I on al grBD'lmlng. Villanueva is the Network, preferred more of a !int· to admit the all-news news approach. Chanaea were show la runn~ his staff rag- said. "But It's been rough. The FAMILY TWI M' CINEMA 1:1eH!1~· first big company ID really fO UNfAIN ••tlll~ .... u.. .. ... " S Y 'We sup....+ ··-!act N••T TO TMI! o•MCO STOlll• ' a • ......, ~ Ollt•c:n.v ACIOSS flllOM Lffr4 l •OOIC MAllDWAlt• Uke KNBC, KMEX 19 In Los Angeles, a good television town where innovations seem to occur lWD or three years t>erore New Yor:k gets y,·intl of 1hem and orders duplicutes rnade. you're doina: something dlf· ferent in tWs stagnant m.. 0,.. W-'tt.p ' , .•. -s.t./Su.-12 N .... dilstry'.,...G...ndFondl... CINEMA I made a week after the abowljii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;wll began, Villanueva said. KMEX, a ui11i· st ation "'hose viewing a u d i c n c e primarily Is Me x ic an- He says it now has i magazine.type format, with 10 minutes of hard news each half hour as well as features and reports on a variety of topi cs -lei.sure, buatn~, Templ e Bat Yahm HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES AT 1 I I ii LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER > l I f~ 2900 Pacific Vlaw Drl•o, Corona dal .Mar ! ! ~l i----'" 'ROSH HASHONAH: LiLi ·1~ Wednesday, Septemb er 26 8:00 P. M. · 11 ~ {J Thursdey, September 27 10:00 A.M. ~ ~~ eo -·-- Children's Serv ice I ;30 P. M. •• YOM KIPPUR ,. ft .. .;;iiliu Friday, October 5 ,.~K-nl_N_i_d,_e~S~:OO~P-'. ~M~. ___.'I ti ;1-f---l=i: Saturda y, October 6, 10:00 A.M. .Cbildren'.Ll.entlce I :30 P. M. Yiskor (Memori1l Service] 3:30 .P. M. • • • s.mc .. CMffcte4 ~ ~ H...,., s..... flolilllll ~~ l'llr.llll • All-lldraw • RyanO'ltll 11tt Oritlnal Di.tit Yerslo1 2nd al Center INPOIMATION= 144·19n Paramount Pictures presents the return of the greatest love story of all time. Tog•ther for Th• first Time * Tw9 Beautiful Stories of Love GEORGEC.sCOfr J/i.CK f:llCHOLSON Ill FAYE DUNAWAY JOHN MILLS l'1VE E/10 JAC~ PALANCE /l/EC~ll (PG) OK 'HOM A 'CRUDE Also Ryan O'Naal In "WILD ROVIU" · -~ -·- McQUEEWMaoGRAW lHE GETAWAY •m JlMCO .. lCU>-AO 35· TfCHNCXlOH· A MTl:IJitAI. GO«RAl. l'CTIJllES a(lUIS( •• *also SHOWING* [pffi~l\'JttWI IN'll{E·UFEANDTIMES OF ~· filDl -·· P'IM~ *This Week* 1·~ii"I A IMiftlt! ,._ " <Ai [rfl SICOND HIT ~ Just a person wno protects children and other living tlllrlgs· BlllY JAat -TOM L!UGllUN ·DELORES TAYLOR f(Q!lllCClQ .. I=.•.::.::.. IQPt-o AIM "ILUS THE llASTS & CHILDllN" CI NEMA II All lhe love ond oll the loughter ol /he Broadway hill ~·4··- CaIJftTS Liv Ullmann Gene Kelly Edward Albert Binnie Barnes -STARAING - Ted ....,. e cart Ander1m e ~ EWmai e 8¥iy Dln"la'l THE lOTH FANTASTIC WEEK ".JFSUS CHRISf SUPERSTAR" 0 ltlni .. r ..... ,., Yv1lnM (Jli!Mfl "Tiii MAaDmllll. MAii" m.-. ... --" . '"'. "JUOOI!! ltOY al!All" 11111 1111 coi.rl 1,.01 JU'IW1 C1bur11 "H'°ll:l:Y" IH YOUll POCK ET .. I . ltt'/'ftOkU/Jt . Wtl(~ "FUU" CofG r (PGJ ------- 'J'htnoeSrpsuclttliingasapel'fect~ge. .. Plus This Second Hit Starring Jack Lemmon llEM lllWI lm'OOllJt -ntlf Er-; FASHION ISLAN D • NEWPOllT ClNTlll • •• COAST HWY. AT llACAll'QIUll BLVD. · ~NlWJl'OllT-llACH " M4-07IO • •• [• ... ~ EOWARC>S Cl\l·\1\11 \lf.R .. i· .. HA ~ ~I]~ /\ l fl {JA'-1~ t0J IA ._lf)A • 'i /'1 4141 ........... w... ............. .. IOJAAS,. KAMl4USTtl\'5 ' ~.Aj$~~J1t \.Ui., .. ~~ .. I• ......_. .. f"I(~~ SllRRING JULI£ IHDRIWS CHRISIDPH£1 PLUMM[I '· •• ---· ~-------·-_ _.. ___ ~-· I .. I • • • • ...... , . J.f DAILY PILOT S.turdl)', s .. -22, 1q13 1 F•tMllfl Clrftfs 11,;-au ·Kea Me ~;:=:;:~ • "'My flovorite lunch is college cheese." .,. ·" H . oroscope ' ., Pisces: Strive , For a Balance SUNDAY SEPTEMBER: 23 quality. Those Who appeared indifferent :are no'v likely to eXj:>ress . interest. · MOney By SYDNEY OJl.IARR di~on. with Aquaria n .__ ~--LeO--ligbts-ag...,. -+h·e • might ·KCUJ", · domination ol medlocrity. Leo LEO (~uly 23--Aug. 221' Fun stands tall 1galnst sameness, and frolic..--<.'OUld be featured. y blandneu. Because al this, Cycle remains high and social i;.· Leo natives arouse · envy, contacts are emphasized. New ~ criticism and opposition. contacts p r o v e favorable . "' Leo olten stands .q,.rt from Coone oot of shell. Take long- ,,.; the crowd or organization. Leo _ range view. ·Perceive poten- b unlqoe, not easy to live tial. Adhere to style, prin- wlth, but a '"'1' special ciples. pe<SOO. Those bcrn unde.r t b i s vibrant, fire.fixed sign can be anogant, je.alous. creative, argumentative and stubborn. Numerous contradictions are featured here. But when the Leo voice is found, when the style is discovered the result spells entertainment and, on occasion, enlightenment. VIRGO. (Aug .. 23-Sept. 22 ): Spiritual coUnsel proves con- structive. Answers come from within. You feel better now by aiding or visiting one who is incapacitaled. Secrets a r e likely to be confided. De discreet. Hold something in reserve. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22), Accent is on joviality. Sense of ARIES (March 21-April 19): optimism returns. stimulating Accent il on better relations dialogue plan1S seeds for with children, on change, future project, adventure. Ex- creative endeavors. ~Jany are press ideas. A c c e p t in- drawn to you, seek your opin-vitations. Entertain and be ions and comisel. Avoid mak-entertained. GemlnJ, Virgo ing statements, promises that persons oould be featured. canoot be verified or fulfilled. Your popularity is on upswing. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21). ~10..rale ls ~ted. You receive TAURUS (April 2(}.f\.1ay 20 ): praise Crom source usually an- This is time for conclusions. tagonist\c. Taantl, Libra fma.1 decisions, completion <lf perl!ons could figure prom- pro)eCt.s. Leave no loose ends. inently. Stress natural ap- Be spec!£ic. Talk . over ?~ · proach to those who mean parent dilemma with family. most to yOu. If sincere doors Cement special relationships. will open. ' Build oo base that is solid. SAGmARJUS (Nov. zi.. G~UNI (~1ay 21-June 20): Dec. 21): Deal \vith the Accent is on visits and abstract. What appears far visitors, featuring c Io s e away may be closer than you relatives. You hear news con-think. Don't abandon beliefs. ceming brother or sister. Ob-Pisces, Virgo persons could be lain hint from Ta a r • 1 in picture. Accent is on travel. message. Share with family -comm uni ca lions. Your be indcpendeflt without being philosophical concepts are arrogant. Leo, A q u a r i a s highlighted. persons are in picture. CAPRICX>RN (Dec. 22..Jan. CANCER (June 21..July 22l: 19): Nothing is apt to oome _Accent is on s~i.!l _hobby_. easy. However, your views, ef- collection. the ga thering of forts are-due-to be vindicated . missing pieces. s p <l t I i g h t News of acceptance is in- Death Notices Wllff'ed LH Pone Jr. Rt1ld1nt of Et Tlll'OI dtlt of ~tlh, S~mbtr 20. 1"73. Survived tl'I' 1>11t1nt1, OH Lore• and Wllt<ld PotSt. CJf El Toro; lwo brOf,,.,. .. Mir~ Alln t l>d Cl1y And~; .itter, Klm 5inann, 111 ot Tl'lt honle; peter1111I 11r1nd1>11rln!S, Mr. 1nd Mr., Norbert H. Pone. !luckne<>. Mluourl: mal1rn11 artridmotller. Mrs. Ltllltl N!Cl'lols. of JOPtln, MIUO\ltl. Prlv•tt MfvtC .. w!lt bl held Mr;>nd1y. 11 AM, Peclflc VlllW Cl'lolpel, tn1.,.....,1, El Toro Ceml!trV. PKlflc View Morlu1ry, DlrKl«S. ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTIJARY CZ7 E. 17th St., Costa Tt1esa 8"-llSS • BAL'J'Z.BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Conloa del Mar m-t4SI Colta Mesa 141-ZfU • BELL BROADWAY MORTIJARY 110 Broa~~~.~~~.~1~.~~ ... • DILDAY BROTHERS MORTIJARIES 17111 Beach Blvd. lluaUngtoa Beach 84%-7771 UC Redondo Ave. LOoi -Zl~l&-1115 • McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 17" Lqu11• Cuyon Rd. IM-1111 • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemder1 fttortuary Chopel l5lt hc:lftc view Drive Newport Beach, Clllfomla llUI .. • • PEElt FAMILY dicated. Mate, partner is i.'1· Volved. Financial questions will be seUled -in your favor. You will be stronger. AQUARIUS (Jan. ro.Feb. 18): Finish project. Reach beyond what appears to be limitation. Discuss b e t t e r ways of distribution. You tvill be coosulted by one who con- fides problem Don't .cast first stooe. ·0o what you can to aid. ,By giving, you bllimately \vUI gain. Aries, Libra persons are i.J:lvolved. · PISCES (Feb. 19-Marc h20l' .New ap~ch to people and job is indiCated. Leo is in- volved. Strive for balance belwee!! work and play. Find cutlet fOT creative energy. There wtll he opportunity for fresh start. Be aware -setUe difference with one w h o shares your interests. IF TODAY IS YOUR 'BIRmDAY·'. you··. are·.· ln-- qui s i·t i v·e, analytical precocious and rrrorcurtal You are fond.of travel, reading and you draw to you many born under Virgo l!Ild P I s c e s . October should be one of your most important months or 1973. Diet is important. You should strive to be aware of Vitamin and caJoric intake. You are attractive, somewhat argumentative and constantly active. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDE COLON!fo~NERAL e MATTRESSES • 7:.:r. Ave.. MATTRESSIS w.. rl!Wlli IOAft HOMIS TIAILlll $M1111'8 MOR.TtlARY -"':::' = Ce. I --_jl--~m~Mc•:;::..• 1111 --1-.___. t::-bmJ:· ~f,=U~O!;~-j-j---1~~=--=:=--:----'' --~ • . . . • • . ' • ' ! . 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' • • Saturday, Septtmbtr 22, 1973 • DAILY PILOT JIJ Heavily .Favored Bruins Face Iowa Tonight LOS ANO.ELES CAP) -UCLA and Iowa, ~ to learn from mlstlles commltlfl Olld paid lor 8jlaln&t•two of tlie naUon11 top teams, try to rebOUnd l&alnJt each other tonlgh1 in au m4 teructlonal college football g1me. The UCLA Bruins of the Paclllc-3 Conference, ranked No. 18 In lhe country, are expected to show greater resiliency. With an e1:tra week of practice slnce their 40-13 defeet at second·ranked Nebruka two weeks ago, the Bruins are ' ,,,"' thfoe.toµchdown favorltts to s00re lbeir coach '"Pepper l}odgert 01 \J(.'LA. '1')'My Ume wi th an lnJ1,1ry; Rick Saska starts first vlct~·or the,....., made.a lot of errors. Iowa p1ay•'{oug)I at left line.backer, rtplaclng the Injured A crowd ol -4(oao ii ex~ for oocl bani but when 111.cblg~po com-· Gene Settl.., 7!10 -·tn Memorial COllaeumt Ing at'you"With1h0,. bi(C1r«Sco • ' Gerald Peeke rep!~~ Gerry Roberto Iowa11 f(awkeyes, whipped by fifth.. Rodgers is leaving bis wlshbone-T at left tack.le, John Nanoslci goes at left ranked Michigan 31'1 In a· Big Ten baeldleld intact -quartediack Mark comerl>&ck lnlt,oad or Alton Mcsween, meeting' tut ~turdaY,, are-in tile mJdlt ,..H-rmon, fuJ16'ick James 1.lcAllsler. and Jim Bright is at strong safety. of a baekll!Uklng set of three games -hallbacka Keni>ll Jobnaon 4!1d .Eddie replacing Herschel Ramsey. Michigan, UCLA and nezt week, Peno Aye...-.:-but1J<'a revamp~lito detenoe low~ surrendered «II rushing yards lo State. · ' with six shifts. • 1 • "', Michigan, which sent runnen with the "Iowa played against Michigan abo\it / Mike Martinez starts at Jj,oaeguard ba'.11 75 times. The Hawkeye defenders Uke we did 'against Nebraska," ..kl because Greg Norfleet mi~ "practice will be in for another big test against a Top-ranked Southe~;n Cal Favored . To Defeat Tech in Today's Clash ATLANTA (APt -Top-ranked Southern Calllonila brings the nation's lon8"JI major college football unbeaten 1tring .ttf 14 ~ay in a meeting with a G;e1fg1a Tech 1eam that was upset in its opener a week,ago. The defending national champion Tro- jam will carry a 3-game unbeaten 1treak into Grant Field for the 11 a.m. PDT kickoff with a crowd of ·59,000 ex. peeled. ' Southern California is a 2~fM)int favorite. The Trojans won an opening 17· -o ViCtOri a v.·ei:k: ago against-mansas. Georgil Tech tell 41-28 to South Carolina. "The tough thing for us is that We have to turn right around and play Southern Cllifomia," says Yelk>w Jackets coach Bll1 Fulcher. ' . "They are the naUon'a No. 1 team and they nm, rm, nm. Anthony Davis Js surely a Reisman Trophy candidate and has been knQWn lo run with the football." Davis, who as a sophomore a year ago scored 15 tbuchdowns and raced for 1,191 yard.I, ran fur 96 yards_ and a touchdown in the win over Arkansas. Bul coach John McKay was disa~ pointed in the victory and is wary or Tech. The two teams have met twice before with Southern Cal winning 29-18 in 19119. Tech was a ?:1·7 winner in lhe first con· frontation in 1961. Southern caJ al.set brings in an. exceUenl quarterback in Pat Haden and wide receiver Lynn Swann while line~cker Richard "Batman" Wood ' heads the def'eu!. Wood; &-foot·!, 217-poun~er was an· All·American .last y'ea.r as a sophom"'I'. •''He has great strength-and quickness and is as rast as most backs," says McKay of Wood. Fulcher says Tech bas made some defensive adjustments after its opening game loss. "We have made some ad~ justments in our alignment," he said. "At least the errors we made were cor- rectable." Leadi)lg TeCh's attack will be quarteihack Jim Stevens who will be throwing lo flanker J immy Robinson, \Yhile Joe Harris apd Randy Rhino anchor the defense. "G;eorgil Tech llhoold he much heller tliilrArlransas;"-be-.ays:-"'llley-hav·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1o1 oi people back. And ev"' though they Sports in. Brief got Oil to a bad !tart, I would be surpris- ed Ir Ibey.,.. not one of the better teams in the country by the time the season ends." ·5.l,381 Watch NY Grab First ~Place NEW YORK -"Ifs been a long time coming, a long struggle -but now we've got to worry about staying there," New Yori: manager Yogi Berra said after the Meis clobbered the skidding Pittsburgh Pirates 10-2 Friday night before 51 ,381 to vault into first place in baseball's • Montreal : Pittsburgh and St. Louis, home; New York and Chicago, road. New York: Chicago and Montreal, home ; Pittsburgh and St. Louis, road. st. Louis: Pittsburgh, Chicago and New York, home ; Montreal, road. acrambled Natiooal league East Division. e King Wins With Cleon Jones and Jerry Grote slug- ging tw~nm doubles in the first inning, HOUSTON ....,.. Billie Jean King, flush the Mets never looked back, riding Tom from her victory Thursday night over Seaver's fiVe--bitter to their fourth Bobby Riggs, knocked off an opponent 14 straight victory, all against the ,Pirates, years younger here Friday to advance~ who fell cme-halfg8me behind the Mets. to lhe semi4finals in the s.10,000 Houston It was"' al9o the ¥ti\ Yl,ctary in 10 women's tennis tournament. _ ground attack that averaged S.7 ya.rds per play In 1972 when It waa second only to Oklahoma In the. nation. "UCLA la a big, stroog team that.runs the option very well, ao we know what we have to -work on this week," said Frank Lautarbur. lbe Iowa coach. ~wa .ults up 25 sophomo"s but It would be wrong to call the Hawkeye team Inexperienced. Many ol. them let- tered )ast year as freshmen, including linebacker Andre Jack!on , who had 13 unassisted tack.Jes against Michigan and was the Big Ten'a leadlng tackler In tm. Senior Kyle Skogman quarter1>acb, tJ.ie llawkeyea, whose primary rteelftr agalnit Michigan ,.,. another Jenlar, Brian Rollins, who caught nve poaseo. - The · starting Iowa backlleld IJ1cludls three sophomores -Jim Heusen, Marte Fetter and Rod Wellington. :· The last time Iowa played ln Memortal Colisewn, 1981, the Hawkeyes edgf!CI Southern Cal :JS..34, but they have yet io deleat UCLA In three trips 40 Loi Angeles. Uf'IT~, .lames fut New Yori< ancL~le!! the ldrs. Klog had no trouble .Friday w!tb W ~~drive towll'¢; the,lp.P,\l!al hegan.All&.JI ;Y~~ ~ Temieyc Lot ~s. MARK HARMON GUIDES UCLA AGAINST IOWA TONIGHT. -Ibo 'Miill ~· II> P'l\ .. -... > oowmng her s-1: tH. '.ii . • of first. -· , ;; • ;· ' ' ·in , 8nbther i qUa f". " -.. i t~. h , • R -Ro0ema,Y Ca;als of Sin FrancisCo 9der ,Cup Tletl ousted Tory Fretz ot Sludii> City, ·w. &-0, 6-2. Dodgers 51;2 Baek .-"' ._, . Uf'IT ....... ANTHONY DAVIS LEADS use AGAINST GEO RGIA TECH TODAY. , Rookie C:lobberecl Ang,e~ Blnst'Rangers; Hand Outguns Clyde ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) -eamomta·s Rich Hand eomhlned with Aureilo M~ lo atoP Texas on a four hits Friday iilg)lt as the Angels downed the Rangers S-1. Hand, meklng bis first appearance qalnst the .Ranger! since Ibey traded !En lo Calllomla May IO, evened hi4 nc, ord for Ille bl-11......, at U: ill laot· eel mti1 Ille eiahl!> when M-gudo imne In with two out and none 111. MO& Bill Sudakis doutiled him to third. Monteagudo then replaced Hand and retired Larry BUltner ·and Rich Billinga l!efi>re making a wll~ pitch, pennitlhig ~oo_, lo ....,, tlle lone Texas nm. . Tl:itAS (1) •r •rlll . •r1t1'1 Rl-.,cf ,-, I J t ~t.29 4 t t t Sdlnl*n, rf 1 • 1 • "-rllh, • ' 0 • • ..,...,, If • 1 • 0 a.w.c.r. lb ' •• 0 "~·. J • • 1 811,,.,,.,., rl , • 1 0 a9f1Wr,lb I I I I AJoflnltt,d S 1 1 t .... It 411 0Sl.ldlltb,dfl Jt1t OlllMl!rfr, -a • -. 1 ••• .-...Pr ..... 0 II'.,,_, ft • 1, I 1 IHttMr. If J t I 0 A .. e.. Slate ...,n..,, c ' • • o a11t1,.., c a ·• • o MUIRFIELD, Scotland -Grizzled veteran Gay Brewer led a resurgent team of Americans back to an S-8 tie with Great Britain-Ireland Friday In the second day or pl;ly in the 1973 Ryder Cup golf matches. The heavily favored Americans trailed . by three points alter Thursday's opening play but now are even and in commanding position going into the final clay~ action -16 head·t<>head singles matches JbeY usually ·dominate. . e Bewe1' Beilel'letl ~aiionaJ League President ch t>b Feeney-tiplij'lar'ridiy a l'W o • iI a y- sU!lpension 1"1d $200 line which ClnciMali Reds star ' Johnny Bench drew _last weekend-and dered the slugging catcher to sit out his team's important games agalnst the Los Angeles Dodgers Friday and today. e Lottg Beaell Fulls -LONG BEACH -· Quarterback Craig Klm1>all ~ Cor ·"l38 yards and two toucbdownS leading San Jose Slate to a 2U Pacific Coast Athletic Association victory over Cal State (Long Beach) Fri· day ,night. lQn)ball put the Spamns ahead in tbc r1111 quarter with a 19-yard ocoring toss 'lo fiaJll<er 1te McBee and capped the San Jose scoring with a 13-yard touchdown throw to former Westminster Rigtr star 'Gary Maddocks in the fourth quarter. Al Mason returned a punt 75 yards in the third quarter for another San Jose Stat., touchdown. e Pla11off Plan · =• .. '• l 1 0 0 "'-dl.,.111,Si, I 0 0 0 ""· U c.11,:::-.w:_.~ mil 11 :.ss •·'"· Mon~·, ; : : : ~~.. : : : : SAN FRANCISCO -Natiorial League ..,.. , 1 .. " 11 <•""""'-'!" p.,.,,· •I•. • ¥ '10 l, Tot••• » 1 •~o, President Cbub Feeney anoounced Fri· --. ,..,...,. •• C.!lfom!• 1.ss p.m. , ,, -. -• • ·""1" ..... ,,:, , • ..... ~c;.·111 ·;1, • Oii"a "~'--"'"day o~ei.gmi.e ·ptayoff ·p1ans ·that-would be tequdo aUOwed~ nm to IC«e on a ·T.u': · .. .• ooo ooo 010-1 used in the event or a tw~team tie for wild pltch but r red Pete Mackanin on 2.~..n:~·~:P2~L~~.~~:--~ firsrplace in the Eastern Division. a ll'l)WKfer to e the threat. 011-t. esr-· Wla. 11-Jtl....., 2, 5-11:1.,. The game to determine the division 'l't>e An&els scored a run In the se~nd .,,; *"'" , .. ' : '" " ., • ., •• so champion would be played on Tuesday, on Lee , Stanton'• single and Billy Htfld w. "' 1 • 1 1 • 2 Oct. 2. doubl dded I . MOll""'"9t 2 • 0 0 • ' ' Parker'• e. They a wo more m crwt ",..l -..~ 1• , s , , Pittsb~ would race New York nt the third op a ,.-ound-out by Frank ~· bl .~ ·,. "~~ ~'""a SU:..llbl~ borne but play Montreal, St. Louis or Roblnlon and a double by Bob Oliver, ~,;t qt.. '"°"'•*· T~:tl. A-2.Sls. Chicago on the road. ...S loed the gami with three uneamed • e Green Leads ENDlroTI', N.Y. -Hubert Green shot a· course record six-under-par 65 Friday to share the second·round lead with Bob E. Smith and Dwight Nevil in the $1001000 B.C. Open goH tournament. All had 36- hoJe totals of 134.. Perez'.s Rap Lifts_ Reds :!: . Smith the first·round leader with a 65, turned in a 69 while Nevil, in bis third year on the Professional Golf Association tour, carded a 66 . To 4-1 Victory Over ~ Bert Greene matching his 68 of 'Mturs-. day, was in at '136-two strokes back-on the par 71 6,7~yard En-Joie Goll Club. Riggs-King Rematch Set? LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tony Perez betted a three-run homer in the 10th in- ning, his fdth hit or the game, lo Ult the Cincinnati R"'1s over the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1 Friday night. Perez's blow came off reliever Olarlie Hough and followed singles by .J'bll..Gag, llano and Joe !llorgan. It was bis 25th of the year. The win Increased Cincinnati's lead in the National League West lo 51> games Over the second-place Dodgers. The two teams retum to action today at 1 o'clock in the second game of the three-game set with Doo Sutton of the Dodgers facing the Reds' Don Gullett. The Reds lied the game at 1·1 in the * * * HOUSTON (AP) -Plans began crystalizing Friday for a tennis rematch between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs in New York's Madi~ Square Garden in January, and Gardriar Mulloy led a queue of oldsters asking for a shot he of , li CINCINNATI al t qu~n women s 'bbers. 111 r 11 "" LOS AMOELIS •II r 111111 l 0 I 0 ~ 0 I 0 1 o a o s 0 0 0 S D D 0 2 I 1 0 3 0 • 0 l 0 1 ' I D 0 0 3 0 D 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 1' 0 --BatJofheSe h k ROMlf S OOOL.oPM2b lift:' t e t xes as ta en an ~ 2t1 s 1 1 o 8uekntf' lb abrupt tum -now it's the old guys i= '?b & i & : ~~O':lr. p11 hollering for 8 chance to redeem their Kosco rt· S I 1 F~ c '---C•troll p 0 0 0 W.Crftlfonl II uvuv• • Gt1maley p II O O Cey lb )1Bitlie Jean proved nothing by beating :::i; lr : ~ : ~=--rl 11 arl eJ:hausted, undertrained Riggs," Mlnll• 3b • o • Rusi.ell u PIUl'l'N'lltf' c 4 0 0 OSfftll p bellowed the silver4 haired Mulloy , 59, Ctuonrt 11 2 o 1 HOUOll P winner or ~ore than 40 national UUes t~'t ~ : : F1t..-y ph and eirrbt tlriles king of the senion. au11111111m P l o 1 <e Al'l'nbnh' pt\ 1 0 0 "If she wants to show peor.le she is ti•n P o o o h G-.gH•no· ph 1 0 1 0 better than 'a man in is 50s, el her try G«onlmo •t o 1 o o 'tt)'·bellt'th6'be'st:'·" ......................... ,'"''TC.ti) ...... !9 ,.,$ .,. 10161 . 3' f ''f 'l ' Clnclt1rlltl ' ODO 000 t:<l1 ~ "Bobby wa1 overconfident, cocky and L.Ol Anaet• 01t ooo r,: 0-1 Slupl'd. He di'dn't tram· , He played OP-CIM:lr1r1111 1, Lo• Ano•••• 2. 011--e. nc lnn111 ''I Lot Anf!lllir-•· 211....JQSttu~ Fos-.r, W. Cr1wforcl, miserably. 1lm sure J can beat her." . P.m:. HR-Foster f4l. '· f'.nl 1tS1. ~e-w. I Se ho Cr•wlonf, S-llltllntti.m II' N • s:• 11 50 V c ixas, Pane Se~ura and Bltsy .11111111111111,,, , 5 1 , s ~ Grant were others spoiling for a fight H•11 cw. 1.s1 s o o o 1 with the lady, but it appeared all would ~~r~:I., 0~t. ~ g ~ ~ : have to wait to see if Bobby 11:ets another S!i=' 11... 1.,1,1 ,v~ ,; i ~ g ; chance -or il anybody cares. H'S:~i!ortion 1111. T-i~~. ~. 2 0 1 ·,,_ ninth on a lead-<>rr homer by Geo~ Foster, his fourth of the baseball sea.908. Von Joshua's second-Inning double scored Willie Crawford itith the ~ Dodger run of the game. Wiilie Crawfonl. and Ron Cey drew walks to lead off tbe second again.st CiociMatl ttarter _J_ICk Bllllngham, a~ Joshua then doubled' lo left, the ball boWlding into the seats faipa. ground-rule hit to prevent Cey from abo scoring. . ., Hough replaced Claude Os-arier Gagliano's bunt slngle leading off the tenth. Miami Shocks -;.:4 :-~ e=: .-. ::. Texas, 20-15; Houston Wins MIA1'Af (AP) -The Unlruslty •Or Miami riddled the pass defense <#. fumble-prone Texas Friday nlJ!;ht to tcoft a stunning 2G-15 upset in the footbe11 season opener for both schools as Ml#Jni ·fullback Woody ·Thompson scored· ·three· touchdowns. :- The Longhorns. projected in prese~ as a potential national champion anc:f~u much as l~polnt favorites enterlng &tie game, moved at \viii a11:alnst '-fiarni bdt suffered six disastrous fumbles. :·· nm In tbe ninth, two of them on another double by Oliver. David Cl1*. Telw' IS.year-old rookie lotMlander, abaorbed the lou, dropping Lifeti1ne of s .uspense Two fumbles by sophomqre halfbtdc Joe Aboossie balled promising rtmllijl drives by the Longhorns. The Cina] l1J!o fwnbles, by quarterback P.fart.y Aklnl, came at the Miami 29 and St-yard llDu in the fourth guarter. Thompson, a 215-poond junior who •• lllUe action last season, scored twloa from the one Md once from the elgbl lor- aU of l.tiami's scores. ltla .-d lo .. 7. . Tldt wu Clyde's first appearance in 1 n1Do days becauae ol blillers on his Roth Ryan hid a llletlme o1 auipense llllddnl hancf. Ke Wll facing l1fe Ancel• In -daya. !w lbi lblrd lime' after heating them Sile didn't sit oo the edp ol her chair; rwtce. she clJdn't bite her Clngemallt: the didn't 111 the ninth, Parker opened with a tak1'; lranqOlliars. Siie Just watched as llnCI• and Jobn Stophe_, ~ her puaband Nolan ll)'lllJ pitched two no- hlm to .......i. Rinn' atncle moved bbn · hitters -and 11e4rly a third -!or the to third. ~ walllod 10 load California .V..els !Kil year. the -· botibled ~:1 "Wt fMl1I' llooa fUn and .b<icUc a!'JUlld _ _._ 10 -· allqwlng Parker lo • herti atnce 'tJien, ~ 'Ille aofl1poken blooclo Ryan Is convinced the pressure ol his nc>bltlen and hil q-ol Sandy Koufax' major league strikeout record Is rar wora !or his wito.O! Iii yeors thon tor hlmael/. •1Ru{h £s an athlete herself, a tennis P.lay!l" and a roal eompeUtor." he said, 'Slltlng at home and not having anything lo do with Ifie outcome ls probably a big· ger attma on her." Ryan , who led the majors with 329 Jul year, haf 338 llrlkeouts, 44 shy of Koufa1:' record. "I watched both no-hitters on TV, you know," she continued. "l've always thought he could do. It l ·wu beside myse,11 after the first one. Nolan and the birth ol their son, Reid, t'l\·o years ago. But .,.. other game this season liad an lmporlal)t Impact on -her. Jn_ lhLalal't after lhe oecood game, Ryan no-hit Baltimore for eight Jnnlnp until the ' Orioles' Mark Belanger managed a scratch single. Ryan later lost the garile ln extra innings. , KOUSTON (AP) -The passing ol .quar.terback 0. C. Nobles and lbe nm,.. nlng of Leonard Parker carried lhe I_. ranked Hooston Cougan 27-19 to a hardrought lntersectlonal college footbin victory over South Carolina •"Mday nllbt In the Astrodome. .. -ilellllY aoK. "Aller Ille llCOOd ...:i.iner , -a:... Uitm doubled Into llto-1eft.!leld a~ ~ I -~ 11P wtdl U.. mrw to_. IWt .-rum and:cbaie baW Pd I ....,..i, Ille ""°' lo a a,de. telovloloo camera cr(w 1ta6dln1 on 'our ~--~n..fll..,raaev~ ... u..._,.._, mdrl,.,..., 1be!uildQlS •ll, l!!!t came elghth:-"*..Alu John11Xl·.a1ngled and over .and aOINolln out of bed.• Mn. ll11n. 24, 11 obllvloua to 11 all. · "I'd ~love lo· * him bl'eak that atr!-record. lie'• clQSe ~ oow that he could do It and It may not come a~" --" Koulax ,.1 the mark of 382 In 1165. "The aeeond .,.. was such a beaufilul f&qle, wttll tJ>e 17 strlkeolits. He .had audl ...,.ptlonaJ atuU.~ WU probably the moot esclllnl thing I've ever oeen him do." ' Ruth, Ryan's high school ,....lheart roa!..AIYtn • Tex . ..J:ll!l!ll! the_two no-hi} ·l<rs sllghUy behind lifr malTlap to .. f was never so worked up over a game.'.'._sald Ruth. "II \\'.II the cin'ty p)!u! 1 ev ... watched lh•t I cried. lt waan't that he didn't get Ille no>bltter, but tha he pitched ao well oocl loot It. The game hadao much riding oo I~ n suet a heattbreak." · Parker, a 215-pound senior fullblci. scored a ·touchdown on a nve-yard nm.. and Nobles tamed on a th-1.,.i scamper. Reggie Cherry ocored on a l<D- yard nm and Ricky Terrell kicked flilil ~iljuo1Wj'23Riand~IO'-')'l=r'11:....::lo..!round~~. I/IA • I 'I .. .. .• • • • . -' Bukich, Defense ~p().wer ·Tar s' P~a;si . ~CdM, , D.ity '°"" Steff ....._ 11¥ Lii '""" CORONA , DEL MAR'S BRENT.OGDEN (32) RUNS FOR A SHORT ,GAIN DURING OPENING FOOTBALL GAME AGAINST NEWPORT HARBOR FRIDAY NIGHT. .OCC's Objective Tonight: ·Regroup Against Harbor Connors Stuns Smith, 6-4, 7-6 Play Chaffey Tonight Gauchos Test Panthers LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jim Connors, who quit UCLA this yOOr to tum pro. I c .L o How well can a football team rebound Harbor features the speedy Gardena notched ooe of the biggest victmies o( his .. n O" I Prence pe"" nr afler blowing a 21--0 lead and losing in the nash, Dave Robinson, and a manunoth brief career Friday, .Qpsetting defendlilg l'·IJ . .:::::;. 1 &Ci final mintues on a highly controversial line which held Pierce cOtlege to just a champioo Stan Smith in the quarterfinals • 1 penalty' !ield goal. .. one that took three playsto of lhe ·~ 000' ~cili1c Southwest Open · · That'~ the question Dick Tucker's make with the help of some costly tennis t~am~i. , · · ~li~U'(arles ~ 9~ '!-,Ule~ war. f9r ...Lettennan q~ John ~ Orange Coast College Pirates answer ~ties. Harilor kist,· 3-0. The sir.th-seeded eorinors,' a strmg c°"'ch ~e' ~s •. ~k ~ frestwnan Marty Mlkkel.teD \l9ed pm· tonight at 7:30 \vhen they host Los No infraction was Costlier than the 34-lefthander, c;jjne baclC after 'Josing trie-'""Gaucho.! foQtball' ~ aDcl ~ tbe:x ~~·accurat'!)t tt J>Ult.'9e .GllJcbOi..abead Angeles Harbor College. yarder slapped on Orange Coasl to aid opj!ning set :Hi and de£eated No. l seeded ·: seUte down-to Mlsmo ~p:f~ ,play 10 the· second half." r-• · .J • •. "I think the team has already gollen Golden \Vest's winning drive. smith .Si• 7-6. :i-' .~ ~~ the . ~~Y:: P.~l"'~.lfitht' 4 ':' aa&tfey; ·~ ~'t ... ,pdles ' over the 28-27 loss to Golden \Vest," says "Dave Kamanskl, an NFL official, said The turning point for Connors came Klan vre}d lJl&h· ·~ ~.with intercepted and Jave tlJi'.¥.~'.~tbree Tucker. "These are college kids now aftd the only way that kind of penalty could when he broke Smith's serve in the kickoff at 7:30. other ~asions bY NrhbU.fti.• T!w; 'they're supposed to ·be able to bounce ".. Ued hin seventh game of the second set. with a Off first '"'me perfomumces, the Panthers al80 bad a punt blocked fw a b k . he ~ ca on a rus ~ play was if there .,.. to hd ac since t y're more mature. was a flagrant violation," says Tucker. double.handed backhanded to go ahead '4-Gauchos are favored by 81h points over a uc own. "I'm much more concerned about our 'Th 3. Then the 21·year-old went on to win the rival Hartman would prefer to face later Wbethes; the Chaffey defense can hold injuries titan if the players can bounce ~e ~aJt~t wn8:v: =~·pagrant, ·1rutd set with a 7-4 tiebreaker victory. in the year. · the· tUMing of lettermen. Joe-Jmea -and back." Or ~--t has he The victory moved Connors into a . ",Chall, ey lsalways super •-••' early Atmdre Holmes in check ii another Jnb- F be fl 0 r>..n ange V\k\:'i won t last two """'6-U I fa In Chall · our, may ve. range ....,..st 1 . H semiflna1s match with Raul Ramirez. m the season," the Saddlebac" ooa.J.. em c g ey. tart could be l hi f he out ngs agamst arbor and leads the ' " .,., ---Cyp def ~th •"-· '•d f s er.s wa c ng rom t series 6-4 . Ramirez, 20, from Ensenadir, Mexico, says. "And besides ·that, evf!fi one will !.'-"' ress ense wi WK' '81 o sidelines at kickofr. including starting 1 lhe 1 pu]led off the first surprise of the touma-be gunning for UB as. defending cham-tw:o quarterback sacks for ,q: yards quarterback. Reed Johnson. Johnson 'Aili n past ive years, the Jo .... ·est point ment Thu""""Y when l)e upset Arthur pioos." • , rrunUs yardage held the O.acla>s to 17 ml ' I t t outpp.t for the Pirates came in 2J...20 he ·d,.,.. fi t ds ~-·•·· ss a eas wo games. thriller win in 1969_ As . He a vanced to the semi-ma ls by A check of the record between the two ne yar • .. u"'•· "It was a very physical game last defeating unseeded Charles Pasarell, schools shows four str .. i,,.l.t victories for Defensively, Ken Gol<btooe and Brian week and we expect more of the same Jt's a Cree-scoring series that wi ll have Puerto Rico, 7~ 6-2. Sadd,I back •th 48-0 ~U .. ,.i..;.,., f he Hester did well in the secondary with from Harbor.'' says Tucker. "Harbor im-to live up to its reputation to match the In the semi.fuials Nastase will meet e Wl · a · ~ 0 t Jim PoeUgen and Clark Jarrett e'ach ~-"'""' 1973 OCC seasoo opener. Panthers taking place two years ago. pre~ us with its running game and seventh seeded Tom Okker, of The ''That was the last game of the regular .recovering a hunble. I 'm sure that's what \l.·e'll have to stop. oo.-o.fen.. Netherlands, who upM!t fourth seeded seasoo." Hartmab. emphasizes. Last year The seventh-rated Gauchos will be "I was really quite pleased with our i~ ';!'r1~rbH ~H i~ M•rch1~1t~~ i Ken Rosewall of Australia 6-2, 6-3 in the when they played early jt was 37•28 in seeking ~move up the latter in the state ability to move the ball and nO\\.' that f-G ::~" -?:-~ s.:,{~\~~ N¥ lone night..m_a.t_cil. favor of the Gauchos. community college polls. Mike Magner has had a week to work LG M. s11c11 210 212 G. e11c11 E Both tea de mlstak · t-he. • LT Collin$ 'l'08 70D w111,, LB Ou.t11rll""'I res11lti F'rldly In the PKlllc Southwell f1lS ma . es 10 If liddltlll<lr ~ 11CM11Hdf OefeflM with_lhe fll'St tea1n, J'm confident he'll be TE Cl1r1IU 2QS 200 d1L11'1(1lloltl Lii OPln Nnnls toumam.r>t: openers but the miscues were· 'far more ~e 'o~!::k ~ iM II:= i ..,4 most able rep I ace men t at ~i ~rto•d l~ lit M•~= ~~ Jim COl'lf'\Ol's. bNt sian Sl'l'lltrl, u , M . 7'41 ••111 costly to Chaffey, a 31-:7·lOl(f to r ....... ltos. 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Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Ea11t Division East Division Pc.l.~G·.ll...------~w-t;-pct;-GB W L .500 .497 .494 New York Pittsburgh St. Loui s h1ontreal Chicago Philadelphia 77 77 75 76 76 78 75 78 74 79 68 86 .490 I ' l .484 \Vest Division Cincinnati Loi Angeles San Francisco Houston , .A.tl{U~t~ , , , San Diego 95 59 90 65 85 70 78 77 73 82 's8 91 FrldlY'I "••ult• Chk190 3, Montrt1I 1 NPW YQ!'k 10, Pllltburtl! 2 s1. Lour1 11, P~!lftd1!l>tll1 3 Sa,, Olfollo l. Sin Fr1ncl1eo 1 .442 .618 .5110 .549 .503 .47! .373 Stn l'rancl1co 1, Sin Olt1t1 1 Cindnn1ll •· L11A""91H 1, 10 fnn•ng1 Other ,1ut. not 1ched11led • SllUnllJ'I G1mn 511 10% 171'l 2211 ··37)i'.,i .. Pltttbvroh (IC!ton 2.(1) 11 Manlr••I (Moore 7·16) $1. LOUii !Clt'llll!!ll'MI 13.fl •t New York IM111Kk 13-JSJ Chk190 (Pl~s 7·11! 11 Phllldelpt.11 1Twllche1t l.J..tl 91 clncl-t1 !Bullftt 11 .. J 11 Lot Alltllft lsutton l1- All1nl1 !Mortan 1.J..101 et Houston c•~rn 1J.101 Siil011iOTA7lrifll:iJfifS1n Franclw:o tMlrlctlel lG.l•l Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Milwaukee Cleveland Oakland Kansas City Minnesota Chicago California 1exas 91 62 8.1 70 81 72 75 78 72 St 67 86 \\'est Division 90 64 83 71 76 77 75 79 73 80 54 100 l'ridtl'"I ,RH\llli MinMtOla e, O~kl1>td 3 C1lllornl1 " t1x11 1 .595 .532 8 .529 10 .490 16 .471 19 ,438 24 .584 .538 7 .497 13 \; .487 15 .477 161/A .351"'36 "' .oetroll s,' B11s1~i 1 Chlt1go ,, Kenw1 (i!Y ~. n innln.g1c <t B1Ulmore 1, MllwlukM 4 Other tlubJ not l(hll'd\lled S1tunl1y<1 01"*' B1lllmore !Cuelllr 16-lll II Mllw1u«H (COlllOrn 19·10) BOiton llet: 11·•1 11 Dttrolt (Ltollch lJ.l•> C1llfoml1 (Mty 7·1Sl 11 Ml~e ll!Ylrttn l .. 1,) Nirw York !Pftiroon l·lJ or Dotlaon .. ,, 11 ci.v.11nd (Perrv 11-191 21Tu11 ISl1b9rt 7·121 11 IClnHt City !Fltrmorrl1 .. 01kl1nd (H11n!er 20-oll •I Chkt!IO !81hnlon 11-191 game to pull them through last week ~k r::i~~.n l~ :a Goim._ 81 after stumbling through1 the first half. tr ~=" m :~ J~= g: N ewpo1·t QB. Tallies Four Touchdowns By CRAIG SHEFF Of tltt Dll'»' 1'1111 SI.tr Newport Harbor High , bottled up in the first half by mistakes and penalties, roared back after lhe lnlermissiop to post an Impressive 31-3 win over C.Orona del ~1ar in the opening prep fQOtban game of the season at Newport. It was the Sailors defense that really sparked the seco(ld half onslaught before the overflow croWd of 6,500. •· Coach Don Lent's Newport defense . held the Sea Kings in check throughout the game, limiting Corona to just 85 net yards -35 on the ground. The Sailors defense picked off three Corona de! Mar passes and recovered a couple of fumbles lo holding the Sea KbJis to just 11 plays In lhe second half. Offensively It was senior quarterback Steve Bukich's show. He scored four times for the Sailors on runs of 29, 1, 14 and 1 yanls. It was Bukich who engineered the Tan to the six-pointer early In the third quarter that put them on their way. Hold ing a 7-3 lead at the half. Buklch guided-his club 62 yards to-pay-dirt. run· ning lhe final yard himself. After that it was jusl a matter' of how big the fmal margin '4'0uid be. A booming 39-yard field goal by aoccer- style kicker Art Sorce ran the score to 17·3 early in the final quarter. Then the Sailors picked off three passes In llree pia)'3 -and two led to fouchdowns . , Interceptions by Bill Mockett and Erik Escher helped the Sallon tally the two touchdowns in the finaJ six minute. of play wllh Buklch going 11 and one yard for the scores. Bukich scored the Tars' t I rs t touchdown four minutes into the second ~ when he rolled around Jell end for 29 yanls. Bob Unver1 then kicked the fll'lt ol three PAT3. SorC'e also booted an estra point. Corona det Mar's lone score came Gil a zs..-ard field goal from Spyro Mlyp05 with five minutes left in the first ball. Unvert, Don Vakiez and George Norris were defensive standout! for the 5a0ors, altbougb. there were 111any others. And dele1111lve guard Mike Froot Jtood out for lhe Sea KlnglJ. eAMll STATllTtCS ' •• F1r1! dowm rvllllM •• " Flrtt dcr#nl HMllll , ,, Flrlf dow,. -lt1n • • TOii! 11"1 dclwM • .. Y1t'd• n1.tllM .. ,,, Yll'ds Mllil'l9 " .. YM'dl lolt .. " Nd Ylnll 1•lnld N ,,, Pu11t1/1YW-dllttne:t "" "" P-lt1fllV'"'9 Jle!Mllted '" .,.. Fumblfl/l\tnlblll loll • "' ~ I/I ,_,,_ """"' ... ,.., • , • ,_, HttwOP/1 Hll'tlar • ' ' ,,...., ll:U1NfNO c ........ Mat' ~ '"' ll ... ""'" " • <• WlllOn ' • , O,• 8Ul'IVM ' • 11 -.5.) ..... , ' II _,., Bll!rtn• , , • "' F1rr1ro ' I • u Totals " " " "' Htw"rt Ktt"Mr . .... " " " " Blll<IO • ~ • "' "''fy 11 " ' "' Tt>trlol ' " • ••• P11lpp, ' " • "' Mui ray ' • ' _..., EKher ' " • IU Sllllg ' , • ,,. H-• ' , • ... T011l1 • ,,, " •• PASSING C..--1.i Mir .. " ... " "' 8Uf'nlll • • I • .... ·~· • , ' " .... Tot111 " , , " ... 811Jdcl! ,....,.,, ........ , II ' .. •• • • Dynamite~ Will, 12-0, Over Yikes By ROGER CARLSON Of .. DellY Ptt.f 911M GLl!:NDALE -Marina lllgh'a Vikings fmled · 1n their 1973 football opener Friday nlllht at Glendale High School before S,500 fans u the host Dynamiters illllted with a 12--0 non-league triumph. 'lbe victory snapped a 17-game losing ltreat for the winoen and e:ztended. Marina'• drought to seven straight. Glendale dominated play from the out5et and ~farina never threatened to make a game of it at any time. The deepest penetratkm for coach Mike Henigan'• f.1arina crew was to the Glen- dale 23 on the first drlve of the evening. In the..aecond hall thinp got worse as the Vlkes werf unable to get deeper than the Dynamiters 38. Glendalt, put it away in the third period on an eigli't-yard tackle eligible pass play to Rick Dennis from quarterback Kirt Duncan. It caime with 52 second! re- mahling to make It 12-0 after Glendale held a S-0 halftime bulge. Marina was fortunate it wasn't down by three touchdowns at the half. Only a fumble Into the Vikings' end zme and some quesUOltlble calls from the Glendale bench stopped two other menacing drives. Glendale's black-<:lad tailback Bob Prtsted.-who ran for 118 yards in 24 car- ----...11·er,1umblec:Hhe-ball-at the-Marina-four and Jlm Wendell recovered i .. the end une to stymie one Nitros' threat . Late in the second quarter Glendale rolled to the 1'.1arina six, but then the bolts e!ected to go to the air after cruahlng their foe via the growwt_ Two in<ompletiool killed the drive. Duncan .scored Glendale's TD in the ftnt half on a one-yard sneak, capping a 65-yard. march on the ground. Marina backs Mark Link and Jim Straube displayed potent running ability. Unk ran for gains of 20. IS, 14 and 13 dUring the evening. 'But up front -where it COUfll.s - Marilla was whipped. eAMS ITATISTICS M • ,Int 4oM'l9 nnlllne ' • '"'"" ~ -""" • • Flnf .... _..ttl• ' ' Tlf9! first dowM " " v.-Mtllftt "' ... Yam n.llM119 "' "' ·-... " ' 1Mt Yantt eelMf "' •• 'Ulllltl""-Clltt..C. ... "" ' '"-llMa!Y•l'dl ptMltled ... "" '"""*"tum"'-.. , '" v• _ .. __ ,_ . -M • • • G1911'ele • ' ' ·-l! a USM I ... -" r. ... 'II 'i'.l ·-• L'* ' .. • • •• ....... ' " ' ... .....-w ' ' ' ••• 11\-**•w• ' " ' ••• T ... o " "' " .. , ...... ~ -"' ,.,. 'l'1 r. '1' .~, ·'" W estminste1· In 35-20 Loss To Lancers By STEVE BRAND ...... ., ......... Mike lo1artlmoft never reany bad a clwlce to ·play quarterback tbe Jut two yun IOI' Lakewood lllgb but be made up for a Jot of fnlllratlm Friday nll!bt In iuldln8 the Lancers to a $-20 win OV<r -· Weobnlnater In the 11173 football Opeaer for both llCboolJ. Sitting on the bench In the abadow of All.cIF tosser Pete Tereodruk Jut -· Maril.-came Into his own -. f,!30 faoa al Weatmlnller when be nllbed for three toudldowns ,aod puaed for lnotber In bis varalty debut. 11.....-..i -fine ninnJng by Weatmlmter's Tooy , Accomando '!'ho gained · llt yanla, Jeatlng him just $1 behind Ja<I: HaYnea In third place Oil the aJl-llmt Lions rushing ~ JlsL He scored on runs of -aod U yards. MartiDloo'• nma were from six, one aod one yard out al the dliY ball ban- dier ~ the iilClll wtlb m net yard• on .jull 11 eorriel. ,. In the pusing deportment be clicked on five ol JO .. ttempll !0< 91 yards, ln- dudtiia the -to Ed Glllles for U ylldl wblch put the game wt al-reach wllll 1:13 to'play, »-I>. wblle M1rlinlojl WU daJlllng the .. """"1. m!!i bbl ~1-~.~hl]~y,011:~~t"e to Weobnlnater aoPMmo•~ • w u • Boowell to reear<I the most dramatic play ol the nijhl, a 116.yard kickoff return for • touchdmm. w.mi1na1er JM juat once, 11-7 when Accomando """pleled a 17-yard drive by ptllq In from 1 yard out midway through tbe """'""1 pel1od. Quarterback Mark s!owort rolled to bl• right aod bit end Tooy Meddocl<I with a pass for tbe two- poln( PAT and a brief one-poilll ad- vantaee. MMI tTAT .. Ttct w • === • .. ' • ,)l"lf ........ 19* ' ' "f9t91'11"' ....... " " y.,..., ,,., .. ~. '" v: ........... ,.. "' " y ...... , " " ...,., .... ~ .. "' P\lflh/IWI' ... •ttlftCf ,, .. l/21 ,..,,.""""''''• '*''" ... 1111 om ,.,..,.....~:::. .......... .,, ·~ W•ffl'll,_. t I • 12 -" \.llttwOOd 0 1• ' ,. -3f •us,.,,.. WlltlWlflllW tctJ ill ~ 'J'.t -" ' Tow I ' • 10 "'"'" " .. • ... ... -' • ' 0 .• _, ' ' • ... lol•la " , .. ... u . , ' • S1lurdlJ, S..tem"' 22, 1973 DAILY PILOT "7 .. ..... "" .................. blflJW Mesa Bags ··~ . 23-17 Duel h1 Op ener :: •• -... By JOHN CABS ;~ii Of "" DIW1 ttillt Jwt •• ' Quarterback Steve Sharp hit halflii.ck Steve Teregts with a perfect strike a~ five-yard line and Teregls ~ is way down the sideline and into the nd ,..,. wilh 25 seconds to play, giving'*"' Mesa a 13-17 footbaU victory .Wer Foothill Friday night at TusUn fftgh School. It was the first opening night win thP ~lustangs h.ave enjoyed since 1968. Sharp's passing matched his namr. The S.2, 195-pound signal caller connected on IO of 15 passes for 190 yards and three touchdo"'O.S... ·He engineered the gamP- winning drive. - The l\1ustangs took possession, follo\1'· ing a punt, on the Foothill ·35 with 1:03 remaining. Sharp was thrown for a: 13 yard loss on the first pfay. ; On a second-and-23 situation he found tailback Paul . Desmet open at Jhr sideline. Desntet pulled in the aerial; at the 21 and promptly stepped out1• of bounds. On the next play Sharp liil Teregis at the five and the litl.lc speedster ran it in to complete the 21 · yard scoring play. . · Costa ~1esa scored the rirst tirpe it"got the football . The Mustangs recovered a Foothill fumble on the Knights 41. follo \r- ing the opening kickoff. --On-seoond-dow.n.aLthe 39 Sharp lohbc.d..__ a P*Js to Desmet, who caugtit -the-ba.U. at tJie 'Io and raced untouched into the end zone. Dave Gaudry ~led the PAT. ' . FROM THE POCKET, MISSION VIEJO'S DAVE SCHMIDT ATTEMPTS PASS THROUGH ONRUSHING SAN CLEMENTE DE~ENDERS. ~ ' Costa Mesa was on the board again . mid WllY through the second stanza·~as Sharp guided the Mesans 88 yards iD nine plays. Sharj) culminated the effort wi\@. a 31-yard TD pass to Bill Valentine. ~ ' Mission Viejo Holds On, 21-20 SAN CL'EME RT1's DAN· DODO THROWS ;QVER MISSION VIEJO'S JEFF HICKEY (77) AND JEFF EVANS tn i. Edison Shakes Mistakes . ' ~o Hammer Tribe, 28-13 ' I By STEVEi.ANDR.EWS ..• -.... ' Of ... .,..,.,."' It ... Edloon, plagued· by erron In the first lhreO' cjuarter1, bo_unced JiaCI< with two !OOrlll ,period IOOchdowna and a 28-11 opening nlgljl lootbal! win over boot Fullei;IOtl. . 1be. Oiarien • domlnateil the 1am• 11atJstJcaJ1y .. rwmlilC up m Y,arda total offense to tile Jndlana' 1"' However, Edloon bid .......... drl~ baited by IJiteroepttons, lumblea and untimely quarterbsd. -· . -llil deaaliic louclicJiiWn iilrUI 1-ed la be llOllliOd &lllr I hi( Iola . Abeld 14-IS wtth leas than three minutes remaJnbii, the Clwprs trlod a flanker reverte from 'Fullerton'• St. But Steve Hines was dropped !or a JO.yard Jooa and It -thltil and ~ from the J.n. dllDI' 41. ' • ed 134 yards rushing on 12 carries and scocecf the Cbargars llrst touchdown. The first score came on the game's fll'St .play. After advancing the opening klCko!I to the Edison 35, White habded off to Rutherford who sped 65-yards un· touched aod It appeared the Cbargen would run aod hide. An lnteroeption by Fullertoo'• Ralph Ayala aet up lbe boslJ' tytna touchdown, but Edloon'I White came right back and marched hll dub 61 yards oo seven play1 for tbe &Hhead ...... wilb -mlnute loll In tbe llnt ..-. 'Ibo · tally ...,. on a plctui,.perlect -by White. 'Ibo quarterback stood In the pocket and was under extrt1me p""8ure, but be waited until Joe Troxell coold pt tree for the 12·yanl strike. 1ate scores; Rutherrord's· Olfe··yard .. spurt and a 14-yard pass ftom reserve quarterback Nathan Ching to Bennett. eAMI STATISTICS Flrit .iown. r119hln1 Flrsl downt 1111l1119 Flr11 clowns Pfl'llllla lollt t!rll dowl'lll y 11'111 l'Vlllh" Yerct. p11ulnt1 Yltd1 lttf Htt Y1nt1 p!Md Pllll'tt/e'l'tl' ... lll1tence l'tMllfn/V•rdt ..,...111111 Fllfl\~l#J\bMt kltt • " ' ' " ·~ '" " "' •m '"' .,, ' ' ' • 1 ,. " .. •• ~" S/fJ ~· --.n~.....,. .. . 1 • • l•-'41 I 6-lJ ··- ... • ll ~ ... " ' 11.1 ' .. • , .. • ' • -l:l.3 • " • • •• ' " " " ' 1 ' tl ' ' ' ' • ' .. " ·~ .. ••• .. " ,• .. 1• S) l,t l 10 S I .. » '1.e '° !.! • Tritons Miss Extra Points In Last :18 Bv HANK W~ Of ttM DllW Pltet !Heff San Clemente scored 111 the final 18 seconds of play, but missed a crucial try for two points as Mbslon Viejo took a 21· 20 victory In the opening football game of the season, Friday at Miksion Viejo. The winning Oiablos dealt what could have been crushing blows to San Clemente's hopes twice in the second ball, but the Tr!tons retaliated In kind both times and only a dropped extra point oonvenion' pass kept the victory from San Clemente. San Clemente rallied from a 9--0 baUtlme deficit to cut lbe -gin to 1;.14 with 8: JI left to tbe Dnal quarter. But Mission Viejo scored what k>oked like an icing touchdown on a two-yard dive by_ Ken Robbins with 1:32 left. Taking tbe ensuing kickoff; . San Clemente marched 85 yards for a toochdowu In oeven plays, all but 10 yards of It on tbe pualng ol H quarterback Don Dodd. Dodd hit Bob Bishop for the "'°"' from five yards out and lhe Tritons faked an ntra point kick with Dodd rolling out-lo throw. He found an open receiver, but lhe ball slipped through and Mission Vie- jo had the victory. The game was bUled as • defensive struggle, but both teams 'showed potent offenses. Mission Viejo had a consistent nmnJng attack with RdJblns aod Guy Reeves, while Nlct Vleisides running and the po"*1g ol Dodd (he was l& for 22) sparked San Clemente. Mmlon viejo played a near-Perfect first hall, scoring both limes II got the ball . \_ A 25-yard field' goal by Don Reeves culminated a l&-play, 19-yard drive In the first quarter and ROObins waltzed In W>- touched on a well-executed screen pass from 17 yards out for the Diablos' second period tally. San Clemente didn't muster any of- fense until Dodd started throwing lhe ball in the second,. quarter, and the Trltons l1!ed the big quarterback's arm to good advantage in the second half. Dodd passea ntne yards for a touchdown to ~1ike Shlnkle with 5:12 lelt in the third quarter, but Reeves negated thiit score with a 76-yard touchdown run with the ensuing kickoff for Mission Vi~ jo, Vleisides powered over from two yards out to cap a six-play, 65-yard drive with 8:11 left in the final quarter. The run set up made the score 1~14 ~fission Viejo and set up the last minute heroics. eAMa STATIJTIC.S First dowftl rullllM l'ln.t doWnl IN'Ulrte Flnt oow.. l*llm .. Tote! nrst dOWM y..,m rvtl'll,. "(.l(Clt_w.~"L V-rdl ._, Net Y•nt. 11lned ""'"'-'·--dll!mc:t Ptflllll"herd• P911flllM fumlilfflflimblts loll $11) Cl.,ntl'll• ,W14lon Vt.lo • ' • 0( ' 1 ' " '" '" " ... ~ .. ~ .. '" ' • MV " • ' " "' " ... '"' ., .. '" ,, -20 ·-tt Ed!Jon quarterback Dave White kept , tho drive alive by bltlltJi !(Ike Bennett at the It-yard lint and the receiver went oul or bounds at lhe lliree. On ti>< nnt play tallbock Billy Rutbio;!ord bancad over the ..,.1 lint Ind tbe Chargen enJol'lld a oomlortlble ll·U lead With 1:21 loll. The middle porJoda w .. 11 acorel .... then Fullorton aconid on the fourth quarter'• !Int play. Jndlan ~Icy Uapls dove In !roin the one, cullnlnatina a SS. yartt drl!I' that itarted after a Rutherla<d fllmble. 1be try !or point wiJuld have Ued tile acore, but It ;raa !Umbled "1 tbe hokier aod imotbered bz_ Edlaon's Jock Clark. ...... ''""' lottlt '-:.-:; .. ~""· ... -pa·-··f.•-·--~ 11 t • I 1'fl .toO •ton.,1, I 1 O 14 J.000 l1 • 1J 1 I \Jf ..$ll PAlllMG 1111 ClttMtlN Foothill scored with 30 seconds Jeff • in the period when quarterback Paul J\tcCaffigan hit Steve Gortz with a SO. yard scoring strike . Foothill grabbed a 17-16 lead with 6:23 to play when Robbie Hackett <:onvcrted a 23-yard field goal. OAMI! STATISTICS CM .. F 1,..,1 dt'l"Wns r11,h1n9 ' ' First do....,1 pa11ln9 ' ' First 0-..1 oenelllfl ' ' lo1111 n,..,1 downs " " Yards n1s.l!l"8 "' "' v ... ,,, PfSSIM '" '" YM"dl "" ~ ' NII Y1rd1 11lned "' M P11nt1/ev11r•!M d>lllenct ,,., l ll ? Penallln/Ylrdl penellled ,,., ~lfS Fumbtestturnbi" io.1 ~· •n k°"' llY Chlfrltrt Cosll Me5e ' • ' J -ll P'OOThlll ' ' ' J -" ltUIHINO . C11la MHI "' " ,, "' ... ~, " ~ I .,.jj.l .... ~ . " " 1 •.l S. Sharp _, ~ ~ t • e . s111rp ' ' ' • Tff~l1 ' ' " ., OTl ll " "' ~ • •• 'ootllUt Sr•dley " "' ' ! '·' S111'her11!\d • " • l' M'G•ttl~&n ' ' ' , Toti S " , .. ' .. • PASSING ("II Mt'le .. " "" .. '" S. S~ri:i " '""'°' " ' "' "" McGatllgan " ' , '" ·~· Vista Slams · Eagles, 39-14,: ' .-· In Lid-lifter Special !ii The Dally Pilot VlSTA -Vista High School, one of s,in Diego County's top football tearhs . dominated the line play on offense and defeMe and whipped Estancia 39-14 here Friday night. The Panthers shut oft Estancia's run- ning attack completely, and though Jhe passing of Eagles quarterback St~e~ Morton kept things close thtollgh the first half, Vista pulled away in the late going. ' Relying almost totall y on a running-at- tack. Vista took an &-0 first quarter lead on a three-yard run by Bob Rhoades &nd two-point conversion run by quarterbick Steve Knott. ' Estancia cut the lead to 8-6 with [!39 left witil halftime as ~1orton found Dave Gibbs with s pass Crom 11 yards ou~ to culminate an 80-yard drive. Morton jlit five of six passes in the drive and 'pc- counted for all the yardage in the scotp:tg soiree. :: Vista recovered an onside kick )tnd scored once again before haUtime to oi.kc a 16-'8 lead. · ·: The trend continued in the second f\alr as Estancia ntana ged only one IJ!4rc , score. ~lorton sneaking over from a y4rd out to culminate a 81-yard drive jn ·Ole third quarter. ": Vista run1bled for 239 yards on ;inc ground as the Panthers' li ne of 200-polfld plus players nu:inhandled Estanda's defense. ;!' "Vista is a \\'e ll drilled club up lront and that's where they beat us," E,,tanCia coach Jim Hen1sley said. ''They j6st handled us up front. we were too yo g and inexperienced to stay with them.' ,. OAMe STATISTICS :• • -Fli'tl cllMM -~ • -.,_ ,_lrJI -M ... ,,1..,.. ' ~ "'"' doWnt Pl!nlltln ' lotll '""'' Oowni • Y1rd1 rv~l1111 • _Y1tcb M"'~ '" Yll'lll loll " NII Yl•lll Olll~fld •n ' Pvnls/evet"e" dl1I01N:• ,,_ .. P1Mnl9'/'fl t#1 peM llff-11 •N " F11mbltsll11mblt• Iott ,,, ' k°"' 111' Gvlrlt'n E,11111e1• ' ' • ·-Yl1tt • • • ,,_ •USH1NO •1111td1 "' " ,, . ·~,;!; ' ' • ' .. " ' ' • ' ""m' , • ' to11t1 " ~ " ...... ·-.. ..... ... -Riiilierford 1191-'• moot ellectlve .(o;-..;o..-G111e1111...-_.n.u ·-· •• __,_ Cfartc•a play seemed IO lnspli. Edlaon .. .._ et$1e11 1'*"81ded fcrthelr two -.. .i ' ' , .. -• .. ' -....., s. ,r 'I" .1: ?---.-, ,, "' .Ml -.Ill . ' --'AlllHO &.iMdt H • u .. ... ,;: II ' ·~ ". ' • ' I • ... ~ . • l mpres1ive Opener . Ogden Paces FV . In ·20-6 Conquest By RON EVANS Of *9 DlllY •lilt It•" Bill Ogden, Dan Troup and Rick Hat· field proved to be more than North Tor· ranee cou1d handle as the Barons or Fountain Valley trounced the Sa1ons, 20- 8, oo lhe Huntlngtoo Beach Hlgb School field Friday night. Ogden opened the football seuon In fine style as he rushed for 127 yards Jn 18 carries to lead the ground lame and open up the' air waves for Troup. . Troup made the most of the op- portunity as he uncorked t h r e e louchdown tosses lo Hatfield for 20, 2.1. and 6 yards. His other touchdown ios!I accounted for the only 1COre for North Torrance. Early In Ille third quart.r, after Ben Dodson had in,tercepted a T o n y Nakagawa pass to give the Barons the ball on the Fountain Valley 41·yard line. Troup returned Ille favor u he unloaded a pasa· into Ille waiting armo <i Bruco Goddard of North Torrance. Goddard scampered 51 yarda for the onJy Saxons score of the night. In the first quarter Troup found Hat· field open iD the mlddie of the fleld and connected with a »yard toss to &i\'e Fountain Valley its fll'St score of the season with 7:26 left. DeMls Tresster 's from six yatds out, for the final touchdown of the night. Tressler sot the final polnl as his klck split Ille upri&hto. North Torrance never n1anaged to con- trol the ball enough to move down the field . The Saxons m1:tnaged only four plays from scrimn1age through the third period and bad a total or 41 scrimmaee. plays for the game . Ben Dodson was another standout for the Barons, running for 75 yards in nine carries and intercepting two Saxon pas.ses. Dave Bienek also picked off • pair for the Barons. * * * ' OAMI STATISTICS .. NT Fl,_1 ctownt n1111r,,. " • P lrlt ~ P9Ulllfi ' ' Fin(~ Plllollll H ' • Tolll fir.I ._,...,.. " • Y1rd1 Nlhllllll '" n Y11l11 c,11111111 " .. Ytrd1 I " • 10 Hl'I y1rd1 91lntd »• ,.. P1111h/IVtf1g1 cll1t1nct >ta II~> ,..,..111 .. 1y•rd1 Pftllllltd ,,,, "" Fumblel/fllfnblll k>•t '11 '" klf't IY Qvarter1 llUI HUt• '1111111111 VllltY ,,, .. " . .. ""~ " •a ' ,_, ..,_ ' ,, ' '·' TllOmp~ ' H ' ~i '~· • " • ClllmDel°I • • • .. Om ' " • ••• -------· l • l.L .T011b • C , v• ! u ---P~T-ilCK WAS1t00d1«T1"...0-1ead. Dt l!Y l"tt.f ,..,_ ltY L ... Yll CN'"'"' LAGUNA BEACH HIGH'S JOHN CARLSON 120l'RAMBLES FOR TWO FIRST HALF GAINS AGAINST CYPRESS FRIDAY NIGHT. Oilers Kick Way to 19-7 Grid Verdict By STEVE EKOVICH Of "'-o.ll't' , .... Sl•ff l;luntinglan Beach H1gh got its 1973 foofball season. off on the right foot Fri· day night -the right foot of Oilers kick· lng specialist Paul Gassman as HB won, 111-7. Before the Oilers uncorked their 180- proof offense against Pacifica at Garden Grove High , Gassman marked up Hun· Ungtoo 's first sis: points of the year with field goals of 21 and 27 yards. Gassman's first bullseye came from 21 yards away with 38 seconds left in the fint quarter. 1be neJd .goal culminated a 57-yard Oilen drive that had bogged down on the Pacifica four. On the same drive Gassman had attempted a kick from almost 40 yards out, but the snap from center was fumbled and only a roughing-the-kicker penalty managed to sustain the drive and set the stage for the successful attempt. After their first three points the Oilers offense couldn't put together a drive that moved into Pacifica territory, but the tenacious Huntington defense stopped two Mariners drives -one with an in- terception by Scott Mallolj' and a sus· talned Pacifica lhrusl which was stymied on the Oilers' eight when Gary Erpenbeck recovettd a fumble by the Mariner quarterback. Gassman's second field goal with 4:25 leU In lhe lhlrd quarter proved to be Ille prelude to Huntington's domination of the remainder or the game. The Mariners drew close early in the fourth quarter when :r.tark ~1obley dived over from two yards out, but Oiiers quarterback ·Greg Nitzkowski blended his potent ground game' ~1th surprise passes. Before the last second licked a~·sy Huntington had put the game indisputably on its side \.rith a pair of touchdowns. Again fumble reroveries by Oilers I...cnn Micklin and M a 11 o r y pre>- vided Nitzkowski with the opportunity to direct his inexorable offense. 1be final statistics display the Oilers' control of the game as they managed to &aln 19 first downs to the ~tarlners' nine whUe .~ffiu11ing up a total yardage of 291 to faclflca's 198. When the crunch finally came late in the a:ame, it was Huntlngton that was on top or tho pile. Go\¥1 ITATISTICI l'lrlt fOwf'I "'ttil111 l'lnl towna 11111ln1 ''"' dowl\a ~lllH T otlli flfll OOWl'lt Y•rd1 r1,111!1M Ytnll Httlt'lf T_ ... Hit Y1rW 111• .. " ' ' " .. " .. • • • • • •• " " '" "u Laguna Beach Rolls, 25-6 Mazzarella, Cotta m L ead A rtists P ast Cypress By ROV ENGLEBRECHT 01 Iii. Otllr 1'111'1 Sl•ff Laguna Beach used the balanced nm· ning attack of l\tark Mazzarella and Pete Cottan1 to spoil Cypress' debut in high schoot·footbull . topping the CentuMons 25- 6 at Guyer Field ·fri<iay night. \Vith Cottam and Mazzarella picking up hu ge chunks of yard age "'Ith one end sweep aftt?r <1nolh1'r. the Art ists scored quickly \\"i!h less than tv.·o mi nutes gone and never looked back . Cottam took a pilchout from quaMerback Kelly Akins and sprinlt>d 43 yards for the Initial score. The PAT by Co ttam was good. Cypress had its first touchdown in school history. Larry Dauk"s PAT wa.s wide. With both coaches going to their benches in the fourth quarter, neither Wlll1rt1 Tot!tl1 'ASSIHO L•n"" ••ac~ ' . . ,. • " ••• ,,I team showed any offens ive punch. and a A~ln• pt pc pftj YI pct 411 21 .:tSO eAM• ITATllTICS .. meaningless touchdo"·n by John McCall ... with 1 :06 left, o(f a Cypress fumble at their 0\\'11 two. did little but give coach First CIOWlll r111~ln1 fl'll dO"'l'll PIU111A "'''' dO\llrr. H111ll1es TOlll f!r1t dow111 Y1rd1 fllllll11<1 llal Akins a sweeter opening night vlc- IOIJ'. lltUSHtHG; lll\1111 '"'" "' l! " •D Akin• , " M1u1rtllt • .. ' n.~ C1rlton , " • • •• c1111 .... " ,. ' 11.2 McC1U " • ' ••• v.,.a. 01111"' Yl"fl lost Nl'I y,,,_ 11lntd P11n1'1/0vtr•tr d!1t11'1(e P1t11ltl11/Y8<dt HNlhed fllmblH/ll,ll'llblM IMI k•rw ltJ Qlltffll"I ll '• . ' LI •U ' • .. ,,. " .. ~' "" f/?S "' c " • ' ,, ·~ " • "' 21), "" '" o •-is ' o-' Goddard's tlilnl · period · -mtereepuon narrowed the gap to 7-e, but Troup, · Ogden, and lfallleld cootn>lled Ille ball f<r the next (Ive minutes to move the ball 65 yards in 10 plays for a 13-& a~vantage. Hatfield picked up the final 2.1 yards on a leaping catch ol a Troup pass with 4:27 left in the quarter. It was Hatfield again with one second remaining in the third quarter, as he made another fine catch. of a Troup toss Nertll -Tlf'tlllCI -M • c ' ... .. _ ' " 1 -'·' Z1.mi.rt111 , .. • • • •• NlktglWI • u , .. T1t1b " .. " ... PASSINO l'Mlllfllll V•tl•r .. .. .. n "' ,_, " ' ' .. ... """' Ttft'ffef Htlltfll WI .. ' ' n ·* ICln llr Qvlrtlrt l'OUl'lll fll Veney '011 ._. ... ~ Torr1nc1 .. ' ..... ' Montgo1nery Wins Errors Plngite Dolphins In .20-12 Grid Setback By HOWARD L RANDY Of .. DeltY , ......... First·gaine jitters COit coach Tony Leon's· scrappy Dana Hills DolphiM foot· ball team a chance al their fll'lt-tver vie· tory•Friday night and despite dominating the second hair, Montgomery High School's Aztecs held on for a 20-12 open· ing victory at the San Clemente High School field. With fullback Mark Foster doing yeoman duty and re.serve quarterback Al Benavidez gaining _p>nl1dence • s the game wore on, Mootgomery wu fortunate to hold on for Ille victory. Perhape the turning point came on Ille final play or the third stanza when the ball was jarred loose from Foster's hands at the Aztecs 17·yard line and Montgomery recovered. This wa.9 the second time In the period that Dana IIlllJ had moved to the 17, fumbled and turned the ball over to the visitors. Dana Hills turned it over four •AMI STATISll(t Flril dOw"• r111lll"I l'lnl~I 1u11111 Ffrtl dawn. ,..,.ltl• Totll tlr1! .......,. Y 11'd1 r1111!!111 Y ... dl PtU!fll Y.rdt lotf ""' .... ,. t•l'*' P11nt1/lvtrlff dlll1nu l'elltllfH/Ytnll ,....111JICf F11mt1111/l\lmt11H lol'I •• .. ' • " "' " • IOI "~ ,,., "' lnf't " Otllttlrl ' • • " ' ' ltUSMtN• Ot!M "Ht• '" " U •M ' ll • " .. J 2t1 ,ASllNe DIM ...... .. " ... .. • • M • ' • ' ,. • ' "' "» 7/U '1• ' -12 . -" ~ ·~ f:! .. .. •.> ' ., • u ~ .., : "' .... Rustler s Roll, 19·2 SANTA ,,BARBARA -Golden West C'.o!Jcge1s Rustlers retun1 to UC Santa Farbara's poal today to play Santa Ana College after donklng Santa Barbara City Collrrtt'. 19·2. In Friday afternoon water polo battle here. The Rustlers were led by Larry Robert.on'• 111 goalt -111 In 11~•· last hall. Malet Jim McAdam.1 •nd Kurt Wetterfeld had three apiece. .. times and ~tontgomery rive on fumbles. Neither team opened pla y as lhough it wanted to hold possession for any length of time. A fumble, a pass interception and an e:a:cbange of fumbles took pllce in the first eight minutes before the At.- tees scored on a one-yard plunge by quarterback Steve Karns . The seoond tally can1e after a· pass in· terception on a 28-yard gallop by Mitch Oliver. The Dolphins lhen sellled ~own to • ground game that ate up yardage and ran down the clock. With F08ter getting three and four yards at a crack, Dana Hill• acored on a four-yard plunge by Footer with ll:IMI lell In the hall ml it was lH. The second hair was all Dana Hills with the Dolph.ins getting 41 acrimmage plays off ta 14 for ltfontgomery. But three crucial fumble k>s.ses and a pass in· terceplion that was returned 80 yards for a score thwarted any thoughts or a vie· tory. The final Dana Hills score came with 5:26 left in the fourth quarter. Darryl Howe broke throuih right auant from 13 yards out. Mark Eljenholm gave the DolphiM their last gasp ~·ith a pa.u lntercepUon at the DH 17 and 4:06 left. But Montgomery 's Ron Rael returned the favor at his own 37 and the Aztecs ran out the clock Including a 31-yard gallop by Kami, their longest gain of the nl&ht. . TV Sports 11 :15 a.m. 14) -BASEBAlL- The Pittsburgh Pirates meet the Expos In ?.1ontreal. I :45 p.m. (7\ -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The Oregcn Duclcs meet the Air Force Academy Falcoos at OJ!ondo Sprlnp. 3 p.m. (21 -TENNIS - Semifinal action in the Paclftc S\>Ulhwesl Open from lhe Loo Angele• Tennis Club. 5 p.m. (71 -BOXING -World welterweight chAmplon J 0 1 e Napoles defends his title agalMt top-ranked contender Clyde Gray at Toronto. 11 p.m. r.11 -COLLEGE FOOT· BALL -The use TroJant vs. lhe Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets tn a came taped earlier In the dl)' at Atlanta. ,_., ...... '" dllllf!CI ~lllta/Y11'¢1 PlfWlllld .. ~""'*"' *" "' "" ' ll l/I _,,_ ' • IUSMIMe ' . ' . "" '" 1 -1' > -I Putting together their best drive of the evening, the Artists moved from their OV.'ll 15, for their second score or the evening. \Vlth ~1auarella, Carlson, and Cotlam covering more ground than graas, the Artists moved to the on&yard·llne El Toro Opeiis' Maiden · Grid Season "'"" .......... (,. kO ll ~n.·1111 " f rti A " "' "' " " ~·-' ' " • ' Totllt ~ '" '"tfkl ,. ... " " ...... .1 d M....,.. ., r.=:."' • " ' ' , ... " >u 'AlllHe ............... lkfl ·-' " • ' -~ ... -. ' ~ t " • • ' • • .. .. ' • • • " .. " ... ... " ' I ••• '·' "' ••• .. '·' ).; " ••• where Akins took it acrOM. Cotlam 'i PAT v.·as wide, and wtth 3:08 left ln the first quarter, the Artists were In control 13-0. 1 Laguna's third touchdown o( lhc even· Ing came wit h 7:50 left In the first half with Cottanl taking II in fro1n fi ve yards out. Aguin the PAT was wide . Cypre~s 11:1cd a 40 yard runhack oi 11n intercepted pnss by ~11:1rl: Juck!tOn to get tn eh· besl fie ld µosition of the 1•vcnlng 8t the LagW1a Beach 1.S. Five plays later .m ,\fikc Droussley, who wa~ Lhe leadlnl!t • .... -~•u!"Joq u.ll!b1<! aalner wllh 82 yam. .. ,.. went over gµarcflrom five yirdi ouf, and CARLSBAD -El Toro HI i h 's Chargers seek to get off to the right 1tart tonight i.n lhe school's first-ever var1lty football venture. Kickoff Is 7:30 and providing the op- po9lllon are Army0Navy'1 Knlghls. The Knights are nO strangers lo . the Or1:1nge Coast area, splitting with Dana Hills und 1..aguna Beach In 1972. Atmy·Navy !IJA•ept to a 7·1 record and the San Diogo ClF l·A UUc.Jn 19n and the Knight's have 15 lettermen returning to mEinacc coach Ma~k ~t o o re I I Chargers. The Chargers enter toqlght's t'st minus only one starter they hfd counted on due IO Injury. Thal'• tallb•ck·llnebaeker Leon Sanchez, who la out for the year due to a broken arm. • Taking his place Is Clyde Blrc1tard and Jr he , fullba ck Chuck Van pew ond quartarbacker Gary Ke~ Citn click behind the tnex,pcrlenced offensive line that. El Toro poosesses, 11-cower proV!ile lhe apart for an Uptet . Army-Navy, •-tchoorof !QO, 11 favored ' by Iii polnll IO de!NI El Toro'• stnlorleas crew. The Knight. like lo run up lhe ...,. 11 ihey can, ., evld'11COd·by • ll-0 ladiill cf San Dl•go Mllllory A\"'d•my In 11172 • The Knight* have "'On thelr league championship the pasi four 1e110n1. "Th.la ll 11:olng to be a aood tut fot ua," says Moore, and If we play to what we're capable of Ind ovoid moot of the ftnl game jitters and miatakel we can wjn." Key'• No. 1 pwlng tar1et ta 1pltt end ::;.:; ,.. °""'' Charlea Hicks. And when he lln't· alm.lng 11 Hk:lll 1., 20iS GrMn i.s at Hlckl he 'll have fianker Joe Carta and 1.T c .. 11110 11s ,., "l::' !'~ tight end Ed Moubaugh ayailable. · 1.o .0::: :tro lM _ ••• •T Army-Navy's big WllPCJOI -a r e l{ {.,rtlJV 1..71J 1,"n K•<hll•ln ~· i a l.l't"I ~ V111 lMw fl:ll qu&rterbeck Robert Tempie and n1Mlng T M••~111111 \I 11rc1111N ~1.1 back Vince Jona. i 142-pound nnlor ~I ~it.':!:•, l u~ Sf scattiea. -. --Je-~ ,!'!-----wrdt~---- .' I • Area Man Playing For U.S. COtta Meaa'1 Tom Read ls In Prague; Clecho1lovakll to partlclpate In the World Cup Games 11 a member of the United States voll<ytiall team following a 1R011th·long COl>- troveny over the ria:ht ol the U.S. oquad to play. Read 11 one ol 12 players mal<lng the trip lo Prall\lt lo compete aaalnst Ealt Germany, Poland, J 1 p a·n, Brazil, Buliarlo. Russia and the host country. '"111ey had to defeat CUbe in order to make the trip," Dean- na Read of Costa Mesa says. 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"°" 111 1....i ..-1n1tM1y 600 1!tf 111 M.cil"Y J:~...,.. ,.. WWttllft or ... TM1 M-.. It '811dl.CIM W 111 lftoo TN1 tiu.iMU i. c.ndllCMrlli W I dttt'l'I rvMlhO jWltllltl IO 11'111 llClf1tl 111 N..,.... C.Ut ...... rett whose fumbles lut Sun-fl\'tdllel. ..,..,..i ~... WKI CO.it Hlotf\lllY bt-1up1r1... Tilh IMJl!ttl .. cOflCll.lthill w Ml I ' KtNlfffill W, HllfMI" TGft'I' SMW A-Dr'! ttw •ti lbll..mf C!tY 1""-'ftry d1W211111 , day led to three touehdownl TNt "'""*" -· II.ltd ...... ,,, the C0!.#1> ™' '''"""""' WU 111 .. wltl'I '"' '°"'"' 11,,. 1111 IM _, (llf-IY 11111(11111.of-Y). Mary JO Slt\IO • ty C"'11 et er.,. C-ty M ...,...,..., ty Cllrk Ill or... C-"° Dfl a..ttlrnMt Moffc.• t. ...erv Mthw ti""" Hitt 11W Tiiie lh~ -II* ..ttll "'9 ~ by the W8'hington Redlkinl, lf, 1m. 1•, lm P!Jbllc ,..,.,,,, wl\1 ~ held 011 TM n11 d•Y IT c1n of 0r..,.. c~ 1111 ,...MiMr-1 WALNUr Golden w t in Ri'i It H and 1 -_.. . ,.twi ftW'lt of()(~. 1m. 1111'4 llour of 1:)0 l".M. U, 1m. -es to c oover _... • 1 -,vas replaced today ..-a "1tllltMll 0r...,.. °'"' o11rr l"llot l"u11111hed °'.,... '°"' Dilly f'11o1 111 TM COl.lftdt CMmOer. of .,. Newf!Ol1 il Col)ege'1 le&ky pae def~me Hirt aloog with taUbacks Bob s•·~•-· ba·"of the c .. -Die"""'"""::::=·~n.:..:":..:wN::..:°'="~•:..:••:..:"=n:.....~"~""~n~1:...,:::=· n=.· ="~'="':..:°"=.·~·~·~"~'-on~-"-'-'_ . .,, 1.-c11 c11v H111. at w111e11 t1,,,.ar.:1 Oltca l"ub11shed ~ Cot•t o.11y 1"11•. will be put to the acid test FerraroandP1tThorpe. -"""6 ~ ~ ""1· a11y •Mau""'-in1.,nt.d n'llY • .,. s.¢.mllff is. a. "· •"' ~' tanight when the Rultlers The biggest Improvement in aiar&ers. ~ PUBUC NOTICE PUBIJC NO'l1CE .. , ·~o':'1~ iron NI ll , Jtt .• ltn ~ tangle with host J.1t. San the MounUes attack, howtver, Bob TOOmu, Los Ange PICnTtout 1u11Mm 111tCTmow 1Ut1M••• r.::':7.'~.':.cn, ~.~11°" PUBUC NO'ftCI Antonio C.ollege In ... ~. •• Sha·"'-ford's -'·•-. ,_the Ra.ms transfer from Arizona lilAMS ITAftMWMT -NAM• tTA'BMIMT htlfltMd Or•• CM.tot 0.llY l"llot. ,, """"""" ~ uo ~ v ............. .,,, NAOA ._ ...... -~ lo ........... 1.. ,.,. f!lilllwl111 .......... .... ,.,. fotll'Wl119 ,.,... I• '°""' MIMI$ leptM>br n. ,,,, tf)S.13 lllCTTTIOl.ll Mt11•bl I ferenoe tootbelr eame hr.re deteuse. ~ .............. ~ _, w.-•-••i •1 ~ M,... ,,. .. T ..... ..,. • i>eljnn1na It 7:80. 1"Ibey have solved a 'lot of ~thdtheln SundaBulfalY'•e~ opener ..!~~T= u• .. .,.,.,.. ''·· IMtl 41~~,.:..:.':!~~~DA~P:!:,; p N011CB r.J.~ ':'.~111 .......... .,. .. ,., ,,. Mounties will feature their defensive problems and "' 0 WA. llobll't I . Crlirll11, :nn °"""' Aw.. ""' l"llll!SS\Jllll!' .SWtTCH INTllllKAT~ the l!erial Ir ti It y or they don't hive those -·t The ,....., ... _ a1~ decided: LOiii a.en, c........ Norl'Mfl ~. tlf •r11nNM Aw.. MOTIC• TO Cll:DITOll~~ ALI fUI Mlfl,.. Or .. N_,.,.. ._... ... ~ ..... _..ers l8U Yldly H""'-1. lfCM Orl1 ... Avt.. Or .... e..."'" IUP•llOI: C~lllT °" ,_ Ca II. nMO aophomore quarterback Steve big guys who can't move to ~place wide reoetver Dave l.oJll IMCl\t c1 • ..,. Thi• 11u&1nt11 11 C9Nl\ltltd 1w 911 .,.. tTAT• Of' c.u.1..a1MtA 'o" "'1"" L-ia. 1..n Mtr111t 0r., .....,. u-Jn Iba -1• This '" the fl---' all W t .. .tlna _ .... A TNt bl.It!-11 cendudld ll'o' I ..-11 dl'lldull TMI: COUNTY Of' OllAM9l IH<fl, C11\I. f'Mo60 < ••"J'"' I came t .,-.,.,...,ES anymore. u lllleM • Uliams at S ..... -._ Wtue l*fNrllllp.. H011'1'1111 Mltll M .. A•"141 ,_,., lth!'nen, 17" HlllWllY Or .. L• to be another hlgb-sooring ar-aroi.md Mt. San Antonio team recei\'er with Ron Holliday a ttobloH •· Cro11111 TN• 111i-t w•1 111td w1tl'I ttw coun· '"•'' DI EDWAllD w. 11tAW1..1Ns. ''"' AngtHs. c1111. '°°'" !al I ha In lght .. be f _...... 'u I/ICU Hr.Hlteotl ty CllB ., ~ '°""""' on llpt~btr lrJmwn ,, I!. w. llAWLINI, DKffMd. Tllll llullnnl "' [~ "' Atl"\1 r. ve seen e years. s-oot·9, l&&......,...._.. reoen y Thi•""'"*'' Wll ftlad with"",_ 1i..1m NOTICE IS HEA:EIY GIVEN 10 tN Ltwl1 Myer was the naUon's says. acquired as a free agent after ty ci.n ot Or•,,.. c-IT Oii '-'-• p.11,,. cndltar1 of ,.,. ·~ n•rnad d~' 1'1111 "•'•"""' w•• fltld wlfh"" ceu l.ading passer On the ~ · I I the 1'• tf71 l"ut!lllMO Ora,,.,. Co.it OtllY Pllo\, ""'all ~· 111\llng el1lm1 101ln1t 1111 IY Clll-ol 0<•"1• COlllllY tfl '-'.,,._. ............ ..... W"1 OffMM spending asl season n p.2Utf SIPltn\btl' 11. 22. It. Ind Ot;!obr '· ... Id dKidMll ••• r«i!Jl•M lo flit "'""'· ll, lt7l. munity COil..ae Jevel las t year PM. Pll.,.., Wt. C0otioental Leaonl' l"ublllllild Drl"lll CNsl Dally Piiot lt7S it(7·n wltfl !l'>e n1c1u1rY ~oucMr• In !!'It Mtlr• ... ,. we. se ttod '"""" 160 o-· '-A !tpl. n . lt alld Oct. '· 13. ltn 2'?6·7l of Ille cl.,.k of t1'IC IOOYt entitled court,.., l"utlllgh.O 0t111Q1 COit! Dlflv l"UOI. Apl•stMoandes GWC Defense Benched Garrett PlllUC llOftCI! , . Get,s Acid Test and was largely responsible llT l ,.,c• Adk!M ns No reason was glven for tue PUBUC NO'l1CE 10 pr•i~m ,.,.m, w1111 '"' M<•1s••v Sipi ..... :..-15• n.. :tt. •"" ociow " '"'nle two teams were In a ror an opening, 34--0, conquest 110 It.Piii" Lirklll 21S lineup changes. but the PUBUC NOTICE voucfllrs, to !tie unaeulgnld 11 Clly Nt· "71 atl·1l I I I Tlj M f Ci 1-C Mtrk H1111ll UO •• 1. ha G•-•t ml""! llonat Bini.. • .IOO N0<1h llo~bury Or l\19, oumamen n U3na, eJ:· o trua iast week. LO Jack Mwf"I ,1n posstbi 1ty t t ..,.,.~ 91 PICTiTious 1usiNass rirnTtous •usiM•ss e.wriv Hiiis. c1111om11 tol10, w111c11 11 PUBLIC NOTICE ico ln early August, along with Against-Golden West a year LT Mlk• Oomq 21s not play would dewive a look MAM• sTATIMS:MT T IOI ~!!1 nAT~M::T N lness 1111 rit•c• ot bU11nts1 °' '"' ""°'r11;nM in _, other _,._.....1 " n... 1..A TE L•tf"I H1rl Utt t t H . ~ph -Ti. totlowlfll 09l't«I h delf\11 l:lo.Klnftl he l.,..._u• ptl"IOn 1 11111-· 111 ""Tftor'll per11ln!n11 fO ft!I tttllt of stld l'l(TITIOUS IUSIMaSI sev,..a.i U1U.11u1es, ~ ago, uo;; puled for 238 yards FL 1uci. Hoo....,. us a WO e1sman JlV Y ,,. ''' dto«dent, w1t111n tcHJr mon111, 1t1'1' 1111 HAM• tTAT•M•n anna aays. u the Rustlers galnA.a a •• 21 QS D•11 Acc4o'nlndo us ......., be and Buffalo's O. J. 9L.Alll co LL I! G 11. 1to1 NIW1*f NEWPOlllT CENTElll: 1"11.0lll:lllTtEs. flrat pUbllc.111°" o1 it.t* no11c1. T11e 10110....lno •ton 11 dtll'G .WllllU ~ -T• Pat Tllorpeo 1'5 .. _ .,, tlvd., Cmt. MMI tUl7 200 NIWporf C.nlw Orlw, Sult• 21t. D1tld s.pttmbt<" 'XI, lt7l 11: "We beat Cuba three victory. For the seuon he had Fl J,,. Dt,,,..rek• 'lOO Sllnpson. 1111/111.LIEIE llCAN, 2001 Slntl•to "%11(.::c.:;,..~~ '::° O.ry !"lac•. CITY NATIONAL BANI(, w. E. TlltAl/EL. ,,. Mar!M Aw .. 1•-l•ht games and 11,.,,__, 2 U4 y:ri ~the .. 1. ..... w.t Dtfllllot 'piiOOiiiiOOiiiiOOiiiiOOiiiiOOiiiiOOii~ Dr .. N~t a..tll. C..111. 1'2"611 .. _ .... C Ill ..... By Allan D. Gundtrion. 1•1-11. Callf. ft6Q ........ .... .. ,~ ' ....... llM. 11111.,., ~JI Thlt Ml,_ i. COl'lducttd ll'o' 111 In• .::i~i;';'"'j~ t~ ll'o' an In· Trv1I Offltlf, E~.c:VTar af •he I Compa1lt1 lloNICll, lt.e., a C..llfllrlll• the U.S. would represent this Coecb Ray ddeford's E uw C!lumldl s.. dl'lklllll. dtvld l wUI af tlll •boY• l\ltMd dlCldll'I Corpor1llon, l".O. IOll "" ........ tinent GWC Vn1•d had troubl 'J t T JIM l"ottw l _. ,..,...,.. a.ten 111 · Nln"f l.. fdl-"' l!M. l1nd, C•lll. ft.Mt con · --e as T oarv Jllllllnu-COSTA MESA DATSUN 11111 ntwnent wu fU!ld w1111 ,,,. coun-Tl'lll ~"';"'..!;.. v::!Ti.t wtttt tM c-. ... M. ••"""'• s•i.. a r1111 1MJ1111111 11 ~ 1w • tot• u1n1tead, lhe players recf!IV· week with Orange Coast's I! 1111 Of'Ob ty ci.n fll 0nnge County on ...,..,.,111r • • ._..,. Hllh. c1. Milt "°"".,· n-• J~-d be In LI Irvan 11:...... .... 1•. 1'71 fY '1"k OI Or•• C-fY on A\lllUll 23• 11111 ,...,.. "'"'.w.I COMPOSITE Slltl/IC!I. tHC. ed • letter ttlllna them they .1-.i ~IU.'!Ull an may LS ,.,..., YOU<19 llHU7 ,,,, , .. .,.,_ fw1 ••ta• EIM "· ••Utlr were not 1 ... 1 .... and •'-At Cuba for ackUficoal prob It ms LI umo Ot-lldY W... s.ntc. & Leeitl.. ~l•llild Or•• C01rt 0,11y Piiot IY ":. 1"11blllhed Or•N• Cot•t o.1rv Piiat, sKntary T ... •urtr ~.. •~ •-I•• J-~-I -"" CB K'fl• Van Amlrtlol1 1145 H .... 11¥4., C.M. l~W IS. n. 1' and OctolMr i f'ulllliri.d Or~ Cmll 0.1 I" • s.1.mi.r n. 2' and OctobW 6. 13. Thi• 1111-1 ,..,, fllld wltll the c- WOUld be there. ...."'6'.t. UI~ comp etcu Cl ll:9MY ...... 54•·u10 ..,.. ' . $t'pll'fnbtr 22. 2t llld Ot;!obtr '· 13· 197J ""'"n Iv Cl•fk of Or ..... ClullfY Oii Stpt•m• n of ·-· tt•-pl 1 ff s Miii• l"vrc•lt -__ ll--''---=-==,,-,.,.,.C"C--""=·~7l 1m 2"f.1l 13. 1971. "All the players returned ve ..... en a c.111 !I or "" s Ken K_._ •·*• home but someone continued yards and three touchdowns PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE fUBUC NOTICE l'VbHtllld Or•• (M9f o.uy '"'"''· durin" a limited -formance -----~~=~=,,...--1 s""1...,w• i1. :u. "· •nd 0¢1-" IO write letten to Pra111e and ~ ,..... . llll(TITIOUS IUSIHl!SI l'ICTITIOUS IUSIM•s• NOl'IC• TO ClllllDITOltS lt1l 218·1' fl U h ed b ~den West lea<h t~e NAM• ITATIEMl!HT NAM• STA1'1M•MT SUf'lllllOll (OUltT 01' TMI na Y l e1dnY ,anbenou~. t adt senes, 5-1·1 . and bas avenged The 1ouow11111 pen.on Is dolnt bu1inesa r111 1011ow11111 ~ 11 dol"' bvlin11s sTAT• OI' cM.11'01111111A POil Cuba 'WOU t go•ftl!' ao •• , • ., TH• COUNTY Of' DllAMGtl . .~oe ,, 28 poinl!I per game against the OWL LIQUOll, llU W. Ylctarl1, Costa CilllN 'H Bf!Ellt IT, COSTA MESA. N .. A -16"1 PUBUC NOTICE t -thai..the U.S.-WU..m\~ted.---MOli\lle"s". -~--~----1 -Mtw.-C•lll ---o. E-11~-Cmla.J'v• Etttta..ot..f!RANK J. WOU.NSHEK. 11.0 l'l(T!TIOUS IUllMISI ~n . d' tried I I the t SC L w. Euom. MU$ra., 11315 lrookl'lvnt, Alfrlld o. Spl:rry, llWll Wtu s1 .... 0. known II Fl'.ANK WOCANm'E:~TiO M.tMW-IT*"9Ml:M,1'---------i • nea OU or earn Leading the GWC secondar" LEARN ....._ ._..,_.aia.te _. .. ._ c-. 11ount1ln V1ll•v. ca111. n 1t11 IOll 1J11, TUIMn c1u1. nuo ~no""' 11 FRANK WOLAUSHEK. O.C•a•· Th• 1o111M1na ptrlOl'll •r• 1111111111 10 June ln Santa ~fonka and · '-••i..-n..--1! 1 ti ---. Tr.II 11u11....., 11 c.O!'lducted 11y en lfl.. Ttih tiirlln111 11 c.onduei.d 11y 111 1 ... -. lllltllllf• ''' • 11 1'UAC [""~ a e ennan ....... sw. ............. 12 ~ dlllldual. lllvldut l. --NOTICE IS HEll.EIY GIVEN to "" l"ATR\(IAN Al"AllTMINTS. De WiS ODe or 18 players aelected safety, wtJo m~ a g&me-S8V· 17141 '45·711t l!UOtn• M111I01 Alfrlid 0. Sper!"I crM!ltar1 DI the atlaff n1mM dec:..:1111! N...-port IOl.ll1V1Nf, N..wport I.wt.. for a .......... t camp. When the '-'" m· •--~1... late ·m the ~ENJOY CALYPSO SAILING Tiii• 111i.m.nt w•s tiled w+tl'I tt11 Tiii• 111ftmlnt "''' 111.,;1 wltl'I tht Coun· 11111 au ~· M¥11141 d1Lm1 .,.i,...."" c.111or1111 ""° UJ'IAI U"& l.Cl\.111: .... ..,.. Coullty Cl"ll Ill Or1no1 County Oii S.-ty Cil>rtt of 0rlflt'I (Wiiiy If! Augutl 1', .. kl decfdlillt .,. rltqlllrld to fll•""""' Notmlfl Stlillt..,., 1ft61 AfcMI C~ final pairing ,WU made to 12 brth quarter a week ago. ASSOCIAT1.0N """'*" 1,, 1m. 1m. wltl'I "" ........., ~ lft 1M Clfflc• '-"•In v.u..,., C••I"'""• pla he mber of ---the lltllD Punt of tM tin et ti. ~ 9ftfltkd ceurt, • hnnl• L. Ml'l't. 927 h9ll Drtw. yen, WU I me While spotllght will be ........ Cel 21'• s1 .11 ........ ,.._., .._ l"\lbll1Md 0r.,... (011t o.nv Piiot, ~lllMO Dn11111 C011I Dally !"Hot, to """"" """'-'Wlllll ,..,. flll:ntlll'Y ...... u ... C•llfWlll•,,... the lqUld. m Myw. Golden West has a , __ , hptlmbor 1.f. n. 2'· 11'11 OCtabll' .. Slflllll!lbot' ,, .. ls, 22, 1m 2701-73 voucMts. to tn. llfidlalentd .. tM offlc• M. c. HOf'lllnO. Jr .. Alo• ri..= At , "", he 1•1 '·---U a _, ... ~.c ~th ~....1..1-Li-JI ..... , D .. , ..... -4 ........ , • .., 1"1 21.tf.1' flf 1111 All!lfMf ftaber.t N. lrm:on, Sult• Nant. Newport! ·-·-C•llfiwflW ' II-"~ -71 auu.... "1-·alJllft.;A. w1 \.VIGI~-(714 641-1H _. IJ1J) t2J-4J I PUBLIC· NOTICE Mum• .us. lts52 ~ loulw1rd. Tiii• l!Wln111 • c9nd • ..,.. .. hitter. , = and one Shacklefordl~llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~-;~·~·~·~·;-~;-~;·;•;•~w;l"o~•;•;•~uc;;•111111111111111111111111111111Jl---~PIJB~~Ll~C~N]011~~CE~;---ll~=:~~~~~~~~~= 1rv1r11 c1111orm. n101, wt11<11 I• thl ll'•c• 1)4r 1 - 111 111. dua ol Co I .,___ I Is......_ I i..1_ CNIXI to tlll' Alldl11t MarlMI') flirliTioin IUllMall DI ~1neu 111 tn. ~ lft au mtt· l"ATlll!CIAN A11At111:.,'t,_•Nn. A -te s I .ll'~ I ........ ps more va tJalJIC ,., • .-1111111111 to thl .. ,.i.., .. Id... A Llmltld p,.,,,.,. ..... o•• Da f'ICT"IOU& IUllM•• ,... MAMI &TATIMl:MT ol dllll ":-lt11ln four montne tti.r tn. ftrit NORMAN STANl..IV, High and Orange c 0 a It u a runner and pu!ller ln n MAM• ITATaMIMT faltowlno P"MM .,. d 1111 i I of 1111 flOll o ........... ,,"" Colleee, Read played basket-Aceomando. Ti. fol/-1111 llW*' 11 dol"CI bulllMS• bulll\IU • ., pu~I f:: rl¢clm~ 7 fm Tiii• sr1lemtnl ...,.1 ·ftl .. with tM, ,_ ball -~th John Val~ly at occ. "He ••• a product • f 11: T ... ou1•·· ••• • KARL'S APl"Ll-.H(E SERVICE. 4,1 I CLAlltENCE iLLLNGWOll.TH tv. Ct•rlc Ill Or•nG• Cau"'Y Oii Slpt1mbtl WI ,, ,.. Al SHGI", U3 COlll M"' St., COlll M"'' C1111. 91627 E•Kutor of tlll Wiii la, \tn. • • H. then moved • Whittler Westminster High coa .. i.1.... C1n1tr ''" C11111 Miii, C11!f, '2621 Karl GlflOI, U1 COlll Me•• ~t .. Cot!• ol 1111 &bO'ft; n.med dlCMllnl Nlf! "'Wlf!; Dtvkl A. Unto, 11ny, Miii ... st.. """'· C.111, "627 llOSlllT N lllOXOM . r"ublltllld Or11111• COii! 0.!1Y PUall College where he played two and the experience he galned COit• MIN, c..111. f'M:V M1rt11 011111. w cos11 Mli. st., ,,,. • ..,· • .,, • s1111. 1J, 22. n. •nd oc.1. t. 1ni. ol •-~ k 'U ·• hi Thll IMJllftl 11 conduc:lld b¥ 111 ln-Codi~. C.llf. '2'21 S lftl\ • :IN2-Jlf ) years of basketball and two ""'~wee Wl maAe m even 11tvklu.11. • n11 11u1111H1 11 CCl!ldudM by , o1n1r11 1w1 MKArtllw hl!IVaN. ll Yball H. was named to stru:i-D1vld A. S.nto Plrtntflllfp, '"'IM, Clll,.,,. ftn1 PUBLIC N011CE VO e • .~. Tlll1 ll•trg;.n1 Wll nled with.thl c-. Kart 0111111 T•h 1114} m.- the "'American teams In "For aU---..1 -""1""1c abill· ... c1-• " _ •--• • ,, -1 ~ , , '"' .,1, ,,. c Allwr'flW .., •111CUt11 1\11'" tvUUU -~ •T '"' .......,, Y Oii ""\lllUll ' '" 1 ••I -Wtl oun-C · O I" Pll°' NOTICI O• ""Sl.IC Ml.Alt•• TO I r both :.\"'~-al Whittlor ty be -·•--'th the bes! 1973 .., Clll'ti: of Ori ...... CDUlllY on Sipltmblf PuCUshld Or11i91 O.lf I " ou-1 ~ . • ~ ... lll·t71U iL lt1l. ....... 51Pte>mbtr I, IS. 22. "· 1fn 17't·7' H•U» IY TH• Ollila••• c __ .. '/ Rel lt a member ol the quart.eTt.clcs we hive had at PublllMd Or•ftfl' Cot'SI D•ftv Piiot, f'Hln f'LANlillM• CQMMISSIOM CMll Balboa Bay Club volleyball Golden Welt." the: ooach 'con-SIJ)ltmbor 1• 1• is. tt. 19" vv-n PUl)llw.I Orant1 '°''' D•llV Pl1ot, PUBUC N011CE =~~":M~o ::~:: ~:i111c·~~ --• ,_ ..... ~1 1 n · '"'~ is. n. 21• •nd 0ctoi. •· 0•111•llAL ~LAM, As AM••no team II.JN .,,, a .,..,. ca nna. PUBIJC NOTICE 1'" :mo-n NOTICI: o' 1"UaL1c HUllH TO •• l"urllNlnt 10 n.. 1"11m1111 •nd IM11t education Instructor at lAI "fft ~ lack llllle eJ-Hft.D l't' TMI HANO• COUNTY Lew, 11 1/T\fl'lfld. and Df\W Ill 1111 \ All... junior .......... ~ in ~ but be is exceedil\gly f'ICTITIOUI IUllNl!U PUBUC NOTICE l"l.ANMIM• COMMtlSM>N ON PllO. Or•nG• Coun)~ r11PW11111 C....wnl-""' ,. oqu r-6 _.,.... llAMll ITAT9MWN'P l"OS.t.U TO AM•MD TH• COUNTYWIO• llOl\n If; lletMl'f •IWll !Nt I il'UIMk ..... j Million Vlejo. He will be tak-well ODk'hed and a product ot' TN folL-'1111 ....-11 dolnt IMll'IK$ fltCTmOW 1us11111:n 111:•1.1TAL •tcYcL• PL.AM, AMD 1111 w11t " 11e1c1 w Mi4 c.i-1..,.. • V •-ff I the -·-~" hi"" -~-1 -I SHOif u : MAM• ,ITAnM•NT olllA.,.• COUNTY ••M•IAL PL.AM. .u prQPOOMI to 1rnenc1 ti. Mitdlr ,..,. t ing lib: to S Weeu 0 OI' a --...~w ~ M.:uuu .--IUGAtt & S~ICI, lie S. Mari..,. TN tollow\119 ,......, •r• doln; AMIND•D . llllCll-t !"arts. t Pl'!'1'M fll •ft.,_ trip to Prague. patn." · l•llllOll lllatld0 ca111. ""2 1M111 .. ••: ~ to "'-Pl1nnlt1111 111111 zonr1111 11on .61tmtnt et thl Or-.. CWl!t The team left M.nd.y ~f A~---..1~ ,....n not Cll1}y lltfl• Jlil11 .. nto. D6V. StPCltllr• ALLIED CDMMlttCIAL INTEll/OltS. l.1w, 'u ttnlMiadt ~ atder Ill IM 0-11 1"1-.,i, 11 alnlfMlllll, Draftlit C- lU \.'U.IU~ _,, Aw. '""°' 1.iMCL C..Rf. ,.,... ln:J MOftl"llVI•, 5ullt ... Coal• MM, Or•noe Cou11ty • NIMl"9 CClfP!ml•slon. ty, c1nfbm••· "'1"'" -· .,.... II fl~. -Dlnnl• M. 1'1yW, 7l60 Am1t11nt St .• 11111 wm aw Mid 11'1 ... kl Commlulon pn ct111IM1 of ltlll CIMIMIM l"•rtl llM M Game:s. but be can nm with the ba llttl• J. ••nht Cllct1Nft841, call!. tl1JG procim•1• to •"*"' tM Counl'YWIH ~rforllY GrOUP Diii .......... Is !ht.Mutt ... CO-.-" t'-... the World ,.,_ pMf with pinpoint acancy A BIR-DIE TM• Ml-I• CMduct.d ll'o' lfl ~ C•llt, '2'27 -~ nallc• It """*W-Of-rlMI • ..,eillc MM'· Tiii• -*'*"' ......_,....."' .. Ot~f -·mberl or the team llke I halfback. 'I'hll makes • . . ~yt!ICl!_.9hi~t WllC-tllld wtlllAtlW C-. S. JoM Shut ... 2111' I . TllKk...v, l kelMll t lcyc11 l"lln. 11'11 ldCOI Wll'll •1 l"ltn DI 111 .. lonal l"lirk&. TM .. N" .. "' .. ·I 1111:: uoc '' _,. -.... 1nt1 on uo1111 », Wnt CcwlM, Callf. '17'1 t partlan DI fM 'lac.re1tlon Etemtnt of 111• It loc:tlad 1t tlW llltenKI • • .. include Joey Mika, a 16-yeat--him a bigger threat on the OP' FOR ON ~y· 4 1m . W•YM T. ''"'" 13Cll P•tto "'''m°', n.. DratlO• cour1fv a.Mi-11 P1111, 11 stM• AM 1t1.,..,. •M Ed.,.., ......... 111 111..., 1 Old high .... ,JUU U D · £ Publl1hlcS Ori• CO.~t D1Uy l"lloll, Tl1l1b\11lnns11 conc'1Jc:lld lly 1 9-rtl 11111\aled Sy: Dr1no1 County Pl1nnlng ln1lltted ay: Dr•n~ CMMt'I' rl1nt1I"' o![ __.._] st de t from tkm plays . 1 ~ P•111ff Siii Olmu. C1UI. flm lmlllld-9. 0r ..... CounlY. C11\tornl1. City of S1flt1 AM. "''' Seattle: Dodge Parker ol He also has a couple o S"11'9mti.r 1. •· is. 22. 1tn 2na.n C4rtn-lllp ·_ comm11s1on comml••lon Hawaii·, Doug Beal of Ohio: out.standing rectl\'eN to thro\\' 'nUB. LIC N011CE w.,,,... ,.,_,.,,.. Seid pulllk Miring ., It'll 111o"1 will bt s1111 p111111c hffrlnt"' 1'M • ...,,. '#IH t I r T~ll 1t1~t lffl fllld wit!'! tilt! Caun· lllld •t 1:30 l".M., w 11 -11111'1lfTllf' II Mid al l ::llO l".M., Ir II -~rtw f 'I' Duncan McFarland of San ehol lnl IT Clll'll DI Or•not counlY on Se1111mwr D011llll1, • 011 Tvnd•Y· October 2, Hn, In 001111111, on T~•Y, D¢toli« i. ,,,,, r 1 \j Die~·, Tom Kra""" of San I'.,. b let belOft but nt¥tf tit tftla price. •1CTITIOUI IUllNhl lf, 1973 !ht tlffrlflll and "'""Mi room r.t ll• 1111 tMrlne 1M "*""9 NIM ti ltl~-.J ev ....,.., I laU ........... ol R1ncho S. Joaqull't Ille M.tMI nATIMINT fl·11ttf Or.nvt Coullty Pl1nnlfl0 Commlulon. Or•• COU!lly 1"1-1... Comft'llMI• , Jl"rahclll"O; George Spratt of Football , ... en_ fMt. Any --~., 2 ".M. ••• ,.,. to11ow1ne ll"f'ton •• ao111111 sius1ri.u Pu11nthtlll' Dr•• ,,,.., D•llY p11o1 E1111_.11111 11111c111111. • c1lflc. c11111r l!no1-i111 aui1111nei. ,. ctvk:: c111t1.'1•.- ndo Kirk Ki~ ol _.,...... ~ .. ,. I" " ... s11111m11or 22, 2t •nd Octoblr •· ts. Drlw w~, Room 1a, 19111• Ana, Ori.... wnt, 'lOllln IM, ...... AtM "Il l San Fema ; e ""1 ll.IO (1.._ • hott). W...,. and hDlkllJI · c A,,,. P 1 1: LL· s AeANOONMENT 1m m1-11 c111tomr1. at w111c11 tttM •fld olKI •II c11111mr1. 11 wMdt time w llllKe 11' Santi M on t C a · yron ' .W a.so 1f1 2 p II ' tww ho .. ' SltllVICI!, "n: Albloll Ori.,. Hlll'I-'*"°"' •llllM' t1writ1111 or 1191*11141 11ld ,..._ 1f!Mr 11...,1111 ., .,...,.. Ml· ·-~·-··n of San Die' go ·, Miles Results I • • • ,._ • ,. t1M!Oft ... en. C..Uf. '2"7 • . PUBIJC NO'nCE fM"OPOlll• w111 M hlerd. II II r .. llft..., ,,...1. wltl bli Mtrd. II 19 ,..,.,.. • .:K:lalll~I ........ and llMMMf wfth the tot1ef"l IPfeill. Jain. 0 . Clmp\1111, ,112 AllllClll Dt., tNt tny wrltt.11 rllllOfl ... to !NI publle tll&I lflY -lltM ttlPOM' lo fMI """1 ·" • Pabst of. Lon& Beach· [)anny f .. f~-Huntt""on 19Kt1. Ct. t1W7 MOTIC• Of' IM'T'INOl:O notb M IVbmllttd to tll• ~Llrlnllll Com-natltti M llUbtft1tlllf to tt'le"""""" Cllr!l o:l P-"-of Holl•"...:...., and. or plr Pl'90ft '"'" lwo ple,en) JOU... Tiii• 1M1r1111 i. ClnductM 11y If! tri--'"Nl,l:lt AND LIAl•SACK mlsMofl orlw to tM ....,.1119 dtto. mlttlOll prior to tt11 hMrll'll .. ,.. • elil.Cl..nl ,.......... ,.... ..... '"'" •ttealrloc ...... -... Offe -dl'l'I01191 ,_.,, COMPLIANCE WITH THI! COMl"LIAMCE .WITH YHr ·~ BUI W-~-·pe of Manha"~"' c;Mlfly 1.L AniM!M 14 ..... -. ' r j1,,,.. O Cimpbolll Notltl 11 hlr*I 9lvtn !hit UNIFOl'.MS CAL I,. 0 till N I A EHVllllONMIHTAL (ALIFOllNIA I NY IR 0 NM INT A I ai1.1.1u nau T~ 14 Vu-it ' MydMe .............. ; lllltr I P.M. on weeli:ilnde Tiiis ttafWMllf ..,.I fl1M wlll'I lM C111111-ll'Olt SElll/ICE .STATtONI, INC .• QUALITY "'CT: QUALITY ACT1 •~:J Beach s-y Hiiis t, El Pet• I 1fM1 hol ...... MMi9..,. feH.,. $IO for......... 1y Clwt f11 Ol'lllO• Couflty., ""'9vlt 2t Tr111dWor, Ill ~-1-ll~lll :"'to ';,!r. Thll orojtcl 11 callf(WkatlV nM111t Tlllt Pf'Olld 11 e1t90Wk1l1Y lldll'IC I'\ • s.nor. t, Low-11 a . -1tn ' flf Coll• '""'· ...... •· n trom ttw Nltlllr-'t of tn. Calltwl'll• from ttw r'ICIUll'll-'t Ill ti. c..llflrftl .,.. !O, Ger'! 10 fllt) pl.,.,. Mel I.ti for f-"r pllfw't (Wllfmn.d . f117M Clf'fl{n ~1 prclPlfty to: AOl/ANC£0 Envtnlllmlflltl QuliJI"° Ad fll 1'10 111:1, E1!1tlrPnmtt'111I Qul;Uty Ad Ill 1t10 IN • 1' lkW(ly Hlll1 1. Ga""" G-I ,.., 1 dlfl). Publl1hld Or•• COllf Di{ly l"llot LEMING s1aV1Cl!S. tHC.. lllllndld ~. In En-wl,._,.,,... llf!PKI tlllr"""•· ' ... EllYlronlNlllll lf"l'll*.,11 • u. "'""''°' 21. w..tw111 t Slllftmber 1• L IS. n. 1m 211 .. ,; Train,... .. ILlllOl'J, of m !"•rte A-111 · 11.tpart 11n not """ prtp.1rld. lliporl IMll not bliln ..,..,.,..... Penalties For Tennis ~-21, Drl1'" 1 I--------------Suitt SCP. C1ty Ill N-Yorll. Nrw Yortc1 This Pl"OllCI h11 IMolfl f'llllnd to IMI,,_ llO Tl'lll prOllCI Ml bt>911 fl:Mololl '9 IM..,. n 'J'" 1telta• 17 W•'-t RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN OTJCE tnd !NI 11ld l11ttlldld TrlMN._ sJ011lllunt ldvll'... tt+lc1 Oii 1111 tfl-&Jt11llk1nt Mvw... Miid .. ttll " ' ""'' ""' Vinw n LOI AMIOOl 7 PUBIJC N {\..nsorl. ADVANCED L EA s I NG 'l'lrON111t1t afld hM bl>tl'I 9r1nttd 1 ylf'Oflmtnl end tin "'" t r.,... , ... llllftdlo Al•ml!Ol If, Orrt1rfo IJ 1--------------' Sl!!lllVIC&:S. INC .. lllfendt to l•Mbtcil to 1111)111.,. ded 1r1t1ot1. A toPY Ill thl n .. lllw decltr1tlOll. A aJfl'f M It "1 a.nnaoo ». Montt l/hN I GOLF COURSE f'ICTITtOUI IU.StNl:ll .. 111 UNIFORMS FOil SEllVtCI'. STA· "'"tlw ~t1tttton wt11 1111., tllt In 1111 lllO•tlw d•el•rit!Oll will bt 911 1111 111 n. LOlrll If , Wlrrll't " MAM• ITATaMl:lltT TIOHS, INC., Tt1111fwor IL-J, tn. offlai of tfll County Clw't.. •t JlS Nortll afflct: of tM County (ltrk. at SlS Motl ~T":!llai )5, I.I Wll-U Thi ta1lowl111 ,_..,.., lrll dolftll Mhll ...,_1 llf'llPIC'TY, • ~·~dnt:.I~ .S~ StrMf, Stnt• AM. C1ll'°"'l6, S't'Clr!Mlff Strott, Sllllll Ml. e.tlfwllh I\> .. .....,. 1IOl1 CUfnf' rMtt, '""'9 Nill: 15M1h llul1nw •11 llOll .t ""1\lcll lt M toll-.,.....,; ........ ll-9111 "*II ~ 11 t1'lrO\llll'I ltwn IOI lrom ~-21 ~ La T . MIMI VI t ....... ~I t\ Ke~ .. I D&.AA, WliSTlllE\.O.WOOOCllEST 11 • A 'IXTUll.ES ANO' EQUIPMENT tnd OclaNI'" 2,. 1m· • 0c ...... 1. lf7J. •n1 The U.S. wn enn11 S:n ~m•~t! 0 o ,' a o 0 •_-1: m • ,..., ,.. • ., ._.. Cufver off.,.,.. c111to1111• CotJl(lntlofl, at 2n Hlllcnlf locatM 11 JOCt1 llttlll'lllP A"'"'*' City DI Arry ~IOI! ..,..,. , .... , t111 11nd11111 01 • Any ~.., may •lltlNI tn. nftdl11t ., 1 ~ Anoclatto6 baa 1uth0rized the Mlllkwl 1111110 toucllO-: JOI l lue, aatuNar Ind Sund., A.M. ltart llfM• nat.-i.. Or .. A111Mrm, ca. '2901 . Coll•,,.,...., car"0111l1, and""'' Mid Nl• MMtl.,. d1tl1nt1on llY flllM 1n •Pl'ffl at "'~"llv,ct1c11nt101111y 11111111 t11 ,,,....1 1:11 ·use ol point penalties ... .......... MF!cll c111w1ka, Canwr.ion1: Oreo w..,..... Dl¥..__t ComNl!Y, Inc., lfld i..~u. tr•pMCtloll 1• 1• m C1H1-.,,.,. n,,,. prior to S:Of p.rn. f'.otftd•'t', anv time prl« to s:r» jll.m. MW9¥. •• "" .....,..,.. ,_ lf\lllJ, l tum (r"'"J, ll'ICI tkY llarlt Clrci., IN1n1. C•l1fOl'nl1 •vmmet.td on ...,. tlrll day of OC:tot>t<, OC1oblr 1. 1m. Thi Olurlly Clll'll: wtn Octolltr 1, ,,,,_ n. (-'Y ci...11 will tr 0 1 1 ta111 n g ID d ----------------------------------------·! fJUL 1•n. 11 10 1.m .. at tM office: of ,,~ 1n •"""t..torm, orPVl&t• '" '"'*'' torm. 11 Thi• "".r ..... 1. eonducted llY . Lfml i.d UNlfOllMS FOlll · SElll/lCI! STATIONS. ...., turthlr dtl"I• "'9t1'dl1141 Ald ,,.. ""' IUl'lli.r cllttfll ........ 11111 uld """ •1 unsportlmanllke conduct dur· l"1r1Mt'l~p. w"""* O.wkrfwnlnt '°"" tHC.. at 3001 lllldl'llll •-"" CllY o1 .,..11, au 1111'""tec1 ,...._s .... 1"v111c1 1101•ts. 111 ,,.,........, ~-.,. 1~· • tcb ~(Q. ~R-'1.fi'J.; OlnY. lflt., 0.....,.11 1"1nn.,. COii• MtlM. Calll~ft. lo ct.II ti tM offlc. of tM Or1ngt C1111111Y lo c1ll al t111 offltl DI lhl 0rlfl9t C-l r,,, mg ml es. ~\ ~)) UL:J~ JamM 1 . ll:OQtOn. Pre1ldlnt OllM tlllt 211>111d1y111s.,temll«.1m. P1-11141 '°'""''Ml*"• E"' 1n••,1 no 1"11111111111 comm111ton, In • • .,••r 111 •.,. 'I1Je penalties, WhiCh WOUid ~~ 4~ Tllll 1111-1 Wff fllld Wflh ft'tl ~ AdYtf!Cllf LMll!ll SINlc.&, Int. 811lldlt1g, .. Clotlt Clflttt Drlvt Wiii, l ullcllng, .00 Civic C111ter Drift W-. ., be ! •. •~ by the umplra, will -~ YOU \.\1:'. ty Cl•rk ot Or•• Covnl'f on AuoU1t 21, !lot.rt o. f.•tltt. ~ l'.oom 1si, S1nt1 An•. c1111or111•. A:oom 1s1, s.1111 A11•. C911fWlll•. •/ ·-"" . ·--...... _ ......... _ 1m ·--L ...... ~ lllC. Stv•rt w •••• ,..,.. Aullllfll Dlrtietor ltuart w. s.11.., ....... ,. .. , DINC:fil be uaed for a one.year trial 'll'f WllAT · ~ ·" -fl.met an P•"' Aw · s.ilri ,,.., -s s.cretarv 1o""' Or•no• county 1nd'Stcret1ry to fllt Of•.-eount • nd will be ti~•! f-£i:l -• W"-· v-, ........ • ....._ -"""' •·• ........ -" ..... ..-W ,..... ~ -1114 OC N .. Yd C...,, flllW Vti'lt llltl l"lannlllO CcwMllMIM l"l111fllr.t COf!Vnlt1!on \/ period a op v.-.... ·o . ·--· ,' 0 .............. ..., ..... ...._ -...... -12, , ... ,. ......,.. . l'ublllMd or.,. COlll O•llY Piiot, 1"11\ltltllld Or111119 C011t 0.11.,. Piiat P\lblll!'IN 0r ..... ,_, Olll't' l"Uot. Publl•flld Or~ GOllf 0.lly "'"' 1111 matche1 1n the United ---w,_111. . ........... ,.,_ . ..,,.... ............ ....... . ltpltmbof l ••• IS. 22, 1tn J7U.1' '""""~ 22. ltn: ,.,..7l S..,itfnbot' n . 1m :ttiM-11 Stpt1mblr n. ltn tfff.) '': St.ates, except for U.S. cblm· ~~A'7Sw?4 . •~.,..111• .. ,.,...,. ... c ••• ,,.w .. pionshJpe and Grand Prix ~ P10M US . WMl.'f::U~~ c.w •.• ...,. ~ __ _, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBlJC NOTICE PUB UC NO'nCE , .. events. 0 ltf:!J/ll~ 0 • Tu.0•·1M ae._.&£A I 556•0571 Ol:OINANC• NO. ,,.,, 1111r.ot 1n eoo11. 20, ..... 1 • llASSEO AND AOOl"TEO THIS 1n11day 1111uc1 ind ·~ •• 1 ~ at "The umpi'res commlttee rJi 77~ AN Olll:OUfAMCI °" TH• CITY COUM· Mhc:•ll•-M•Pit· ll..:;onh of Or•nv• DI Stpllmtltr, 1t1l. rtfl\lllf m.tlll'lll' ., 11toll City (llllftCU hll CIL Of' TN• CITY 0111 COSTA M•S.t.. CaunfY, (1lllarnl1. WILL.A.llD T, JORDAN an the 1nll dlY of S.,,illT\tllf', ltn. ll'f' ti! has sought ror some time a Gtn1r1I '·r '·1slng 11 c•·-"' ............... T.. CAi.IPMNl.t.. CMAMOINO ™• J:OM· Sl'CTIOM '· l"urlUlnl to lilt pro11lsl11111 Vic• Mt'fOt" of the folto••lllfl rbll Clll ¥0!•1 t I '· W .. I IN• OP LOT ,, ll.OCK •i LOTS 11 of Stc:lllMI t'%11t.4 DI thl M1111ltloel Cod• o1 CllY of (11111• Mas• AYES COU NCILM EN: J • t • • • , 1 meant of conduct con ro l'll:SI 91v1110tl ~ CfTT Of OlANGl NEWPOIT IEACJI · ...,.0 ,., aLocw.' "'' ,.110 A POltTIO. the c11T of '°''• Mew, 0111r1c.t M111 &-l ATTEST: Pl""-""'· w11,_, 1t.c111 .., I and r lb!. th.. • '°t ( ( , .. _, ....... ~ --OI IM ClfY DI C1111!1 MeM I.I l'lll'tby EtLEEH II. l"HINNEY NOES COUNCILMEN:"-drast c more eas ••• ... ....,. "' ... -· :: Off LOT 11, ILOCK '· TlllACT MO. ,,L 1n'llftdfd bY IM HdlllOll TMrflo of '"'City Ct•rk of'"' ABSENT COONCll,M£N: H1m,,,.1t the threat of OUtr\ght dll-lllMM Cl .. Ill.cl" tll).Cr WM dncrlbtd In 51ttlon.1.1'1tr1at, City o1 Co1l1 M-tH WITNESS WHEttl'Of', I 111 ..... l'IWlt" quallfic.Uon •• 'peclally w•--:~r.;~~~~~~~:;:;:~;::;::;::;:;~:;::;::;::;;;;;;~::::::~:;::::::;;;;;;;::~=:;ii~~ THli CITY COUNCIL 01' THE CITY SICTION 1. TMI Ordln1nce 111 l1k1 STATE 01" CALll'OllNIA l ut "'Y l\.llld 11!4 11t\111d 1111 IHI Ill Ill I~~ Of' <;OSTA MeSA DOES H.61llS't' 01111:· d«t 9nd ~In lull tortt 1111r!Y 1301 d•YI COUNTY OF ORANOE 1... Clly ol C1111t• Miii 11111 1'1111 •w •' box Q{flce considerations are DAIN AS POL.LOWS: trwn '"" '"'' 111 Pl•M9'· •nd prior to CITY 01' COSTA M£SA I s~111,,,~. 1t7l. Id J It Stahr .,. &ICTMHll I. All thlt portion at tt1t 1111 l'lloll'lllofl DI II"-(151 dtYI lr1111 I, EILE!N r. PHINNEY, CllY Clarll; ISEALI dclnlnant,11 II iC follorwl11t fflcrlbtd t•tl prvptrfY 111111 ll"lllOe IMf'lvt IMll Ill putlll.i..d 11'11111.fllflcto Cl«lt of ti. Cll'f Cc.uncll of EILEEN p llHIMNl!Y ~.~. of the US LT A lllAOV Dl•tld 9nd lnduMd Ill ttw tt>-CI" ~ 111 1111 Oll:AHGE COASY OA ILY 1111 City of Cmt1 Miit. MrtbY etrtff'f • ~tallll"'""' :r.-. to wtt1 f'll.OT •• lllfWSOlpr,,, 011111'"11 dn:u•• ""'' ,.,. ·~ Ind faresalnG Ordt111nc.1 City Clll'll; Ind •Jl-ottltlo U-N•e1 Committee. l.tf 11, llock 11 W. 11 ~ M. IMock 110fl. pr1nl9cl and publllMd In IM City Number n..sl w11 l11trodueed and c--Clll'M of "'-Cit¥ CIUMll "'!:"'--o•llk n 1'1 Ind 1111 Wllflf'tY 1)1) 1"t el tM of Colfl Mftl, too9'htr' wltl'I fti. /lfrnot tldwld NC!IOll by ll(flon •t a ffll\,lllf ol lllt City of , .... ,,,.... .I" Uu.....-... , __ e C 0 • -11M>rly '5.Jt fMt of Lot \I. •loci: ff, Ill 1111 rM1!t11w1 Ill !he City COunc11 '111111111 1t1flfl11Q of .. 111 ClfY Ceunc:ll hlkl tn Ill• PubltlMll Ort• C•tt DltltY r r11• duct coven IUCh actioOll U Trtcf No. 112, 11 thOW!'I tfl I ma~ ""' afld .. 111111 tlll ..-. •tll d~ of SIOl.,11boif, 1tn, and tlllfMtftr S1pt1mblr 2t Im 'l deUberately batilng balls out of the enclosure, th"""1nl a racket lo such a way that might eridaneer anyone, at.all· Ing, use ol profane .., obocene la1111.1a1e, or grsture:s anti ptO- looged prote~ting alter .being directed by the umpire to con- tinue playing. · .. Obviously."' S t•11 hr con- tmued, "there ire intlnlte degrees In any type ol bad behavior and tho utnJJlra Is entitled ' lo make penalties Oommanlurale with . th • -ofhcl!encl··· 11le ...... ·xi+ ol the umpire'• right to take quick action wlll be more ol a factor In U1urtng lalmoss thall the actual levying of ponaltJM, w1!tc1t pn>bably wUI bt very rara.' • • • 1 ll . .. ..., ILJLJ U ~ .. ..... ·-~ ---..... .. ::::. ...__ ·-'"" ..... -----·-·- ~ ~ ·· .• ..... \IM•C• 1114-C, ... ... ... ~~ ~ ,, 11 -l • .. .......... ·- ..... .. ""' .... ~ Olft .... l ' .lllr& " .,.. . . " ...... 'l I,~,-.. 1 I "' '1 . -• I I .. I~ '" .:."C I 1-.... L 'l " .. 11 -" ·-!''~~ i " -~: • • .. .. I,! .. .. .. ' • .. :: lo. .. ~I )IM,;-I Ct I Cl "If ~I I " ~ '"'1 1 . 11 ir • .. ' • • . ' . JO ' DAILY PILOT Sul'ldly, St9ttmbtf 23, 1973 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Week's and Year's High,t.ow, Cfose ,,, .. ' .. .. ' .. • - • • •• ........ 'ff 'ti' .. I I °"* .......... ' • • S1Ulf'da1, Stplffnbff Zl, 1973 ' DAILY PILOT 2 AM£RICAN STOQJ{ EXCHANGE NASO Over· the-Counter Listings for Friday Week's and Year's High, Low, Close ...... fr.; r: §"..: • ... ::-:: w '21\o ZJ'' t: ~~ ~ • •• ..... \)' ... l)t. ... , .. j· ~ • ' "" ""' l•Ut "' ' •• ~-~ . " ,..,.. J 't ll!°: .. ... ""' Ao 1£:w -·-· fa ~ ' ... ...... <'JO'o 2\lli .. ..... nr. u _ .. IX ••• ' .. ' ' ~ "' ,., 1"t ... m .. ,~ .. "' .. 'm""' »'• JI , ::o._ !Ao ll't """ ... .. .. ,... ... "' "" •• n ~09 Isl ,, .. ., """ '!..: 11'• ,,,., :::ii ti:'. ,~ ... *4 """ ,., . 11"\ 1J•• ... .. N '" ,_. ,., •• ,. ,. 1.-' ll\ l. l)lo Q'• :::; .. lit'l 4' ... ... lA'o U'o M » " '~ -' .. ""' .. • .., ,.,. .. 11 , I' -•• , •. ' 1~·. "-"' l' • " ""~ • 114. .,, 'M ~ -.. -"' ,~. !~·. '~ ,,~ •.. t:', ... $>, IO • "1(!«1 • "'· .... "' ,.., . "-'l:' ' .. .. .... 22•· 2314 """' ... ,., l:.. -7'o I'• "" -11 'u "' ' ' -,., u ... .,..... )1•, D ' -.. lt'~•r """ '" """" -... ' ' , .. -.. "' .. -.. ..,, ~·. """'-G ' ,, -1•· n.. 5c<IQJll H .. ~. -w 11•. 11'. S.::t1J:*> I I'• 1 o ~~ M M'' 11 "" w• 1•'. l:i "' ~ jl ' '" W '<t" II , 18', "'"'" ' 16'111 "''•l"I'. -,. lfl~ lf':~ ""'" U> .M' • ll' • Wll...t ' ;m:. ZI'• SI t'ltr "' ... 11 o •Wi,;n M , " " ,,,,_ "· 8' • .w, "' lS 11'• ,,~ '" " W• "' "' . ,~ .. "• '"' 1JJ 11>1 I ""' , . 1s•. 1~. ... ·~ " " ~ "' 17' 1 IS , ~-"<l•• l1 • '.ll'I w.,. w ' ' 'ii.~! " 16"• ..... "' "'l ,, . " , 1s.. ........ ... '" . .. " ~~ N ·~ " • ,..,. " "' . ·~ .... ' , .. -"" ·• ,. . . I • .. •• • r.: ..... ·~".I I!\! ~ !~.: • .. -~ !! DAILY PILOT 5.1tu'1t1y, Stpttmbtt 22, 197). ·NO. 1 IN ORANGE COUNTY LINCOLN MERCURY SALES FOR · MORE THAN 8 - CONSECUTIVE YEARS. . ~· -- .. SEE ·1.HE ALL NEW 1!74 XR7 COUGAR THEY~RE ...... - 1 73 tUXURY CAR SAVINGS---. ALMOST 40 CONTINENTALS AND MARK IV'S TO BE CLEARED! A ONCE-A-YEAR CHANCE TO BUY •--aAMERICA~S-MOST1--' DISTINCTIVE LUXURY CAR ATA . MEDIUM CAR PRICE! MARK IV I CQNTINE~TAL I MARQUIS' , MERCURY · I COUGA1t I AND COMET . ' SEE THEM, DRIVE THEM ••• ALL THIS WEEK! WE NOW HAVE ONE -OF THE-L-ARGESl 1974 MODEL INVENTORIES ON THE WEST COAST. 1973 CO~TINENTAL 4 DR. SEDAN Autci. temp. air, leather int., tilt·whl., 6-way bench, AM/FM stereo tape, interval wi~rs, power steering, power windows, pawer door lock, Miclieten steel belt w/w, and more. Less than 3,000 miles. Exec. car #6904. ·(8398-42) $6799 EVERY NEW 1973 MERCURY I MONTEGO I COUGAR LEFT IN OUR BIG SELECTION NOW PRICE SLASHED TO OVER40 NEW CAPRIS READY TO ROLL! -1973 CONTINENTAL 4 DR. SED. Auto. temp a ir, leather int., tit. whl., 6-way bench, AM-FM-stereo. full pwr., vinyl roof, Michelin steel bit. w/w, dlx. appear protec t grp., body side moldfng, etc. Less than J,000 miles. Exec. car #2673. (927786) 1973 2 DR. CONTINENTAL CPE. A"uto temp. air, leather int., tllt. wheel, 6 Way bench, AM-FM strt'eo, auto seat bk. rel., full pwr .• vinyl lt>p, slct. mouldings Michelin ste&I bit. WJW, and more. Less thin 1000 mfles. Exec. car #2942 (906336} OVER 30 FACTORY FRESH STAFF AND DEMO CARS AT ALMOST UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS! BIG SELECTION OF MODELS AND BODY STYLES I 970 BUICK. RIV. --- ;~~~~~~i£ s3 08·8 root, tinted ~ wtftl c_._ • zoxm tint· ur far the 5j)Qj"f\ l'l'linOed.ctril'tt!! -· ---. OVER DEALER COST! NO EXCEPTIONS • NO HOLD BACKS MORE THAN .100 TO CHOOSE FROM. (DEALER COST INCLUDES FREIGHT, DEALER PREP. AND FACTORY HOLDBACK) '71 OLDS TORO O~l Y 16.000 MILES l/·I, auto. ~;~~:~~;'~°ii::: s408 g: " rlldo l/S, powrt" will. r Jdio, Ilea IN, """"itrw-1!1 tlm. vinyl rvof, lint!d g11u. 1'14CJO • I V-6 • 4 CTL • AUTO. TUNS. 44HID e OT •KG. ANDfULL- SIUCTIONS wru•••-ON THI SIXY OHi lltOM IUIOllll ON BRAND NEW . ff~f~J" BY de Tomasso WHILE THEY LAST LEASING? ORDER YOUR 1974 TODAY! IUMINATI THI MIDDll MAN JOI GaUnlT SAYINGS, IAlUl5f DlllVRY WI LLU1 AU. POPULAI . MAKO AND MODIU ....... 'fsH• II SAT. 81H-9100 •u.11. 10-•100 ·. • • .. Satu~ay, September 22, 197) DAILY PILOT 23 .. ' • ------__ th.e_ ~7As_ have __ arrived. and HO-WARD Chevrolet In-Newport Beach is -. ' STACKED UP AND ~ STUCK_ WITH • BIG S~, CK LEFT-OVER NEW r-~~~.7~3~c~H~Ev~y~_-AR A ~-~~- ' THAT -WIL ·a· DISPOSED OF NOW AT PHENO ENAL SAVINGS! low 11 SAVE AS · NE.VER . BEFOREf " of ... • ---I . ' Only · -pl111 li,1Me •riJ fix lor N•. 345602/2675, • br1..J 11ew '71 V•;•, or low•• • : • ' .r:. ACT FAST . ' . WHILE SELECTION IS BEST! "1 • •"V'N "41-1", WAGON · ·$·· . '7 '2' A ... off•, t odlo l •huto'I, "' loom•:f'"'' 2695 • bl1ck '¥t11yl l11f•rior-V .W.'1 fi11•1f mc.d•l--h~ • '72 ~ '72 '71, _, ' " \ ceptlon•I. lt07EOAI ONLY G.M.C. 1 TON , PJCK-UP - Si1rr• p1ck1;•. •11tom1tic; •lr conditio11i11g, s3 6 9 5 power 1t.eri119 & br1k1a-iq11• mod11-f•1dy for •' c11t1per o~ h••"Y duty work-Sh1rp. I 156- 17KI ONLY· I ' Only · . . ' 1 PINTO RUNABOUT ·-. $'20-9-• 1pd. 2000 cc •n;l11e-ndio & ltt•teJ~ tinted 5 • : · ;J•11, p,.mium tir•1. medium y1llo-bl•ck •inyl i11t.rior-o11ly 17,l~O m.i111. lik• 111w. (llODFEI \ '71 '69 "4 1pcl., •ir co11clitionl119, AM /FM r1clio-""1w engi11•" j111t i111t1ll•d by 111! # 1161 ONLY CAMARO HARP TOP Coupe. 1r 1pcj., JSO •n9ine1 r1clio, h11f1r, tint.cl 91111, whlt•w•lls. l111 thin 21,000 mil1-Sh1rp. 1"417JETI · ONLY • '.6· \ 8· -~~~!~ic,~c~11~, ~'!.~1!1erin9 I br1••1 white with bl1ck •i11yl top, bl1ck lnf•rior. Good ~il•1.' tXCV4l I J ONLY -833. 0555 • . ' , .. -. s1195 OPEN SUNDAY --tMW .... ,..,., .. Senk .. -·--........... ..... ,;.) .... w ,, .. ,, ,I . . . .. 2-1 CAILV PILOI AMBLER DOOLEY'S WORLD by Roge't Bradfield t' by. 00119 Wiidey .----..:.... . TUMBLEWEEDS 1lilS MONTH THE COVETEP JJLACI< FEA1HER GOES TO 11-lE1R111f'S MOST Ar'A'THE1JC IJRAVE! 11-lAI S"UMP'( SL01li SI.AKER! 11-lAi PIVPLY PAPPY a llULL ! "THAI.WEI Pl'T O'llif LET SET! f'H~-rlC FISH1 I NAME '!tJU - 1 Nl71AN OF-1Hf. MONiH ! ,_,. MUTT AND JEFF FIGMENTS NANCY I KNOW IT_I YOU'f\E PROIJAIJLY WONPERING WHY i'M AWARPING '<OU THIS ... ' •. ' ·IT IS! THIS IS M Y -NICKNAME" AT ]'HE BOXlr:J.G C!-UB . - -~ _,·· -"!.-t"' TODAY'S CIDSSIDBD PUZZLE ACRO S5 !>~ Pronoul'I 1 RumN1"nr "6 More n1odf•11 quadruptd ~ C11y in Ne•., f) Boiler York t•1c..1u1ofi1t1011 U0 Hcmollll 11 Hockey 5\olr $t!parated:2 Sobby •.. word$ t-4 Full of v1rve 63 l11Man poet 15 More robusl 66 P~llC 16 Emul11e con1r1c1io11 17 Scandln11vi1ns 67 lmpo1t 18 Stimulating 68 Finishod • !he 1ppeilte 69 Three. iri 2o Sidewalk part Genoa 22 Welland..... 70 Snooped 23 Und1r-71 Resource garment~; DOWN lnfOlfTl<ll ~ S1upid I Boundlr 1)90ple ;1 -· GlflC 2S Semisolid :'I Sm11\!ropy :tubiit1nc1i, .1 Srnoothc" 29 Mapmakor ~ a L;ir.I o!. abbr. :iufli• 30 V1ry ~J'l!"I .; Dc11c1>\c 32 Nol blunt I A .. J4 8•e n•il11 W1tho111 39 Con1!nuetl ih COOlp.illl• s1orH:~ nocnt 42 T •~t• o! '°''9 8 Malt llql.oOf steps 9 Colt"; 43 Abo1oi1l l!o1r Neplunl' 2 "'°'ds 10 ---lhc Red '5 -----hoo 11 $heeplik1 46 lllblic1l trib1 12 81 a milloh 49 Citrm11n riv1ir lo• &Cl -··· 13 F1s1 dancaa l(h1yy<1n1 19 ~oHow 14 Evil 1plri1 clo1e!y 21 Ce•1tmonia! 38 Lov1us' VO\"{" 2 met.ting WOfdS 11lar.e•. JJ Violr:nt gu:..1 ~O Sup1iorted of wind 1n .. s5 :?4 F.i'I .4 1 Equivaletil automob•le '1~ Unh~.e 1 1;1 Over1u111s 4/ lrichneff 27 State ot 48 I ree '"•llt•Oll 50 A&.s .. ull JO Brit'5h !! ! 39.3 I 1111Jh11 er.nle ~1 Con~c101n1 M 1n1sttr "13 Sp•n•shilng :1 1 Anlres ~5 Above: Ptehx 33 Bond 5.7 lnitate 35 Es1u1ry c1cek 59 Concl'!Plion JO Oevil's 61 For e1:1ch worksh°": 62 Birel 2 word$ 64 Golf11 ·s p1op 37 Southetn 65 MOT plu.5 , c11y 2 hours PEANUTS MISS PEACH DICK TRACY by Tom K. Ryon e by Al Smith YOU 'RE. SITTING ON WHAT! by Dale Hale by Ernie Bushmiller YOU SURE P ICKED I'\ VERY_ FITTING NICK N AME I SALLY BANANAS • . "' • • • .._ .......................... -.. GORDO MOON MULLINS lleOtllONS ! :r. \l06T CAJJ'r 5£eM iO ·MAll:E.1HEM l .-~~~~~~~ ssssss!! ·~ \: by Charles M. Schulz ' :, ~ l -J by Hcirold Le Doux WHAT HAPPfNEO ? !"EVER SAW TH.EM .. 1 WAS "eir!NG WMEN I HEAltO T"E OOOR e!IHG OPE NEO! I ~VE '?M A LITTl..f WORKIN' ,ove~. SAMAf' &UT TM!'( Sl'oiJLD 9E 'WAl<IN' WHO ARE THEY'? eEFORE IN MY PRIN1W FROM TM! 1115!1!1 OF .. RUllRllGL0\11!1 WOOLE LIFE! AFTl!R A WM ILE! ''. ·.- L .I 1!11/tD!S WILi-. //AVt! lO FE1'f:JI OIJ • By Charle_s .la~"i You l<NO(.J,TH•U P«oJ't.I, -.CK TJ./e~e .tRe P\JSl·UNG. li/\ID 514oV- 'N6 .iND &UMPING l/IJTof'oL1<s LIKe. cRa2v: by Ferd Johnson by Roger laRen ' THE GIRLS ' -.. .--.. ----.. .. 1 r . .r. f • /:f.C "f eu udentud DOW w!t( 10111 to one la llO m1cll more e1j0yable." DENNIS THE MENACE --~·-- ' ~O SUllE Lra<.S llA/1/IY ! MA~ HE '---~----' DIDN'T GET A CAANCE 10 PLAY.•, -L J • • ' • { s.w .. .,, 5'9-22, 197) DAILY Pl~OT • 23 ~ •' • • • • .500 ·Sl4 The Blgm:Marketplict on the .. Orance Coast • .. Mo!* -"' Solo • • • llS • 149 . . AiAoluobi .......... ,950 .990 loaf) & Mal'lne huisll••• 900 ."' l""*"1nient . , , , , , , ~. 7"° • 799 D~ILY . -p1LOT CLASSIFIED ADS ~ ..••..•••. 525 .,,.,, ""' ... _ •••••• 850 ·199 bol lttate 0.-al. . . . . tSO -199 financial • • ' • • • • • • 200-299 HotMi for Stile , • . , • • 100 • 11' Lott & '°""' . . . . . . . S50 -514 MeidlGndiM •••• , .• • , a . M You Can Sell It, Findit, Trade It_ Wiffi 'i Want . Aa --------------- General ..-General HARBOR. VIEW HOMES . WE'RE STILL OPEN l'OR BUSINESS' I ( 842-5678 )' One Cal I SerVice Fast Credit · Appr0val a..ntol . . • • • • • • • • • 300 -1119 Schooll and lnatnKtiort • • • ~75 • ~ _"..,.. .......... 600·~ frartlpOftolian. • • • • • • • 9lS • 949 Gonoral ** ** ** * TAYLOR CO. * -·· BLUl'l'S CONDO C 0 MPLETELY upgraded CONDO. Two story. 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, brick fireplace, large co u n t r y kitchen. Clolle to everything • pool, tennla. club, &hopping & scbool1. $54.!l60. . 644-7270 INVEST NOW IN 16 UNITS _ ........ General General e-f;nJa J6/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Lind• Isle Waterfront Custom 4-bdrm., 4'h bath home on l;lgoon. Fully equipped island kitchen,' Waterfront family room, billiard room ...... $245,000 Lind• Isle Waterfront Lovely 4 bdrm., 4¥.a ba. home with swim- ming pool, pier &: slip, panoramic view of main channel. Lge. family rm. w/space for billiards & family dining. Waterfront formal diriing & living rm. . ........... $290,000 Linda Isle Waterfront-SOLD Custom 4 bdnn., 5 bath home with view of main channel. Soft colors, rich wood panel· ing &: 3 frplcs., give a warm intimate feel· Ing. Waterfront mstr . suite has dbl. bath, sitting area, view decks , swiming pool with jacuzzi . .. . .. . . . .. .. . . .. .. .. . .. $295,000. But ... we're down to our last few Harbor View Homes in the final unit on the hill ... and some of our beauliful model homes! So hurry·tf)'oU'd like to' live in one ot. the&e ·it---•-~ 3 to 5 !ieilroom residences riced froiill6f,DO? In excftl.n& rental area close For Complt1• lnfo,matlon -~ w'~"--~ p AR ATE On-All-Homos-&-Loto; PIN~..C•U:-. _.... HA..RBOR VIEW HOMES U29 PORT SHEFFIELD PLACE NEWPORT BEACH, Ol'F FORD !ID. & MACARTHUR IL VD. . • (7141 833-07'0. DONALD L BREN COMPANY ·Walker IJ. lee ll•L llT•TI" Gonorol SUNSIT OVER CATALiNA Best buy in Harbor View HUis. 3 BR., fam- ily, dining a. lge. klldien. OPEN l.S SAT. a. SUN. 962 SANDC~. Reduced to $88,500. Marie Bush. RARE M~O MQOIL Original Big> canyon Condominlwn; beaUU· fully decor., aJr.cond., lavishly ~· Outstanding view. 3 BR., 2'h ba., .wet bar. $148,500. Hug/Hudson. . .... NEW LISTING-LINDA ISLE e Bdrmt., den plus family rm.; 3 frplcs .. 2-stairways. So. main cbaMel, view o{ bar· bor basin. Pier I< slip tor Jge, !?!>at. Kitchen with bay view. Will lifso ,leaae:"l295,000. KaUe Raulston. , U.YSHORES-OPIN HOUSE SUN. U. You are fuvlted to 2596 CREST· VIEW to see a chamring, garden oriented hom6-<1Sking price' '59,500. Mary Harvey. ALUl'l'S-COUPLi' CHARMER Move rlibt in this lmmaculate 2 BR. & den hom&-URlll'8dedi professionally decorated. 426 VISTA SUERTE. '55,927. OPEN SAT. l.S; s1JN:·u~·:ri!'utte1 Barr. ~ \ • ' I , "'LIT"S MAKE A DEAL" 3 BR. Fam. rm., 2 balhs . . . . . .. . . $68,950 4 Ba, "8m. rm., 2'h baths . . . . . . $79,900 Both owners· ar~ to sell For more info1 caJJ1lowanl Wells SPYGLASS HILL This lovely tr..Utional e bdrm. home baa cozy lam. rm. w /frpl. & wet bar. Bonua rm. Swimming pool -cbarmlna gazebo - view. '225,000. Cathryn Tennille. AWARD WINNING CONOO 3 BR, 2'h lia., spanking' new. Graciously informal a. stylishly moaem. Near tennta courts, pool; eonv. Newport Bellch location. f'.2,500: IVAN WELLS-BAYCRIST Lots of chum in Ibis 4 bdrm., formal dtn-inC rm. llllme. Bright lam. rm. o-1ookln& pool. 3'h Ba. Courtyard entry, '84,500. Va- cant. Mary "°'! Marion. LUXUR'!OUS ILUl'l'S E-MODEL View cl bay 6 mountains. Everytbtng In uu. .bOUH 11 ·bJilhly upgraded a. in perfect CODdtlloa. 'l paneliJd family rm. witb wet bar; 3 2'h ba. '82,500. EUee Hudlon. • . CAP! NO RANCH HOll\I 5 Bdrm. family'home. Prlvale road. <;o111>-try abnospbere. View. 36' Pocll. :io Min. to N~. 4 Haraes O.K. flB.111111. cau Toni EICobar. , . " , BUILDINGS' E!gtrt. • 2 BILL GRUNDY REALTOR .bedroom unfumished. Eight I I I , · 1 bed!<>om liiffilabed: 341 lajoldo Dr., Suite 1,-Noll.---•7U1'1 u,.. h•ated pool, """r«ll~l!l!!""l';,,,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!"'l"!!!!!!-!1!!!11!!1!!!!!!!1 W>al, ping "°"" """ """'·'~--I ~--· I Deboe.rd. Call for ap-1,-;:;;;r;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;';;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;f pointment. ~.000. I• 644-7270 * Typical convenUoiial financing of 30 ye&r lo&n : Cash price of Plan 1 $62.996; doWn payinent $12,695: 360 monthly JlllYVlenu of $.361.00. (prin· clpe.11: interest) at 8%.% ANNUAL PERCENT· AGE RATE. ~ -...a-. ........ ~KC.-• .............. -... ........... ~ ---=.= .................. -... -.·...---..... i... .. -· .. ---........ lol-•-"' ...... -~--""'w...-tt.e. ..... _ ............ ,.., ...................... ___ _ ·u • IN> COSTA,A ..:s. 00/ INTEREST 070 AVAii.AiLi! · . ON CONTRACTS . ; IOpon'IO.llY Pi.-tla ..,._ M WI'- •' ORANc;i .:COUNTY APARTMENT ·IXCL.USIVE AGINTI, 547-4791 BIG CANYON FOR S~~-BY OWNER New 5 J\edroom home on 15th Fairway Also- · •2 Royal Sl George Good Financing 71< % Large Custom lot on 2nd Fairway CuHle.8ac. Fabulous View Price Reduced 642.5542 ------·---------4-rol , Genorol 60/• VA ,:-;;;-;;;·,;;;;· .. :· ::;::;::;=1-G-•ASSU---•_1 ____ o.. __ ,._r_•l--.--- NEAR BEACH Why NM Ml 51/4•/o TWO UNITS s.a~ttlully manicured...,,. a "'Now"' Homot VA LOAN POOL Eut-.eo.ta.M ... Ideal noor plan. Ltvmi Owner wlll carry 2nd. Near A~~~~..!...~~ ~~ room openll to Covered patio NEW range & oven • NEW new condition. 4 bedrooms. •--vn:,• and ~ yard. All ap-hot water heater • N E W Family room. Uving room. finance. ~500. Ca 11 : pl1ances built-La. Pride of carpeting, NEW clean paint, = pool &.ndi btuth 548-9191 or • ownenhlp ....umed with the NEW dishwasher, 3 NEW t. C.U't 1ut. Rwih. )oan. Don't delay. Call 1 bedrooml, flllDl.Jy room Uv· 963-6'16T. 1111!!1-Rm. loda>! Under 130,000. Ing room and 2 balhl,cWith "5'A ~167 a NEW detached 2 cu pr-... • "''· NE)ll landocapln& and WAX,KBR ~·:8 THE REl\L ~j l:Sfl\TER S CW!NT1Lt•'"1MTOllEMCE1 •sprtnklen, NEW fence• and (B all for - -142-HM - IEST lUY-CdM · -DUPLEX- Just remodeled frol)t unit with that RUSTIC FEEJ.,. ING. Paneled living room, -!lreplace. 3 Bedrooms, upgraded carpets &. wallpaper. New rear upper unit w/tree:40p view, open beam oelllnp 2 bedrooms includ"'-t ovenlzed master 1ulte. One. of Corona del Mar' 1 moat charming pro- perdes ')ocat'ed nelt't to the cl~ir.me LUXURIOUS tONDOMINIUMS Live. tn the prestigiom BLUFFS. New Spanish tile entry, new ~ts Ir. drapes, pteuant tireplace, ::C homey kitchen. l ~ :\)! baths, rioht on the IOWly G!'ffnbelt. One otthe belt! '62.500. . 644-7270 MORE THAN JUST A DUPLEX BeMJl[ifli nistk: 2 bedroom, -bet.Jn ceillnp with d>armint< brick tlretn<:<. ~tin ldtchen tn thi.I ti'ont untt ·JUST BEING OOM· PLEI'EO, IO )'OU C8D pick )'OUI' own ool>rs a n d carpets. 3 bedroom, 2 beth, cozy fireplace, b u i I t l n ldtchen . .Best location in Old C»roi44~f27o~· -OPEN HOUSE- Duplex (2 BR I: 3 BRl 400 J imilne, <bronk del Mar. $127.SOO. Open Sat" &In 1-5. Wholl "" Hot wllh uo, YOUR HOME 11 -rt! ........ Home for Llv'"9 -n... In ....... ""'" ,...,.. ........ _ tomer1 •re sent te . y 0 u •• refwr•I• from our ... , m <tfllll-of fUolLS. 2m E. ~II Hlway C..1110 4ol Mor MRYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED AND UNDER JaTHE R£Al l ESTAlERS --· $11,491. SKINNY DIPPIN $34 000 y.., _,....,. _ ._ ,.._ 7% LNn ANYONI? ' ' On W. lhar:p 4 bdrm, 2 bath Here la • bMutifUI 3 bed 400 Ill· ft. IJ!cl!Jded muter UVI IN llYINE s.. L• c-·· vai. home whh i,mu,. nn, room -· ~--""'' with """"· H ........ • flt~plaoe. a~ and pool qinet klca-up conven.adon pllery, Cua. $lZ,SOO Model 1 block w<.t of 8eacll dltllwulM'r. t;OM<I patio. lion ;,1th prlvoey Lot al (llmlzed plan • !Mtastlc • on Adamfl ln J{Ufttln&ton Foroed-alr ht.· 'C u •to m • 1 tPact. Tireplace • builtlns • Sb&rp 1 yr. Oki home I:. Pr:t6 B@ach. cablnttry. P\111 pr I c e , =~~~~ IOft watC!'I" and nnKil more. eel i:.:;k ~~J· : Quid! o«upancy be<allle ol IU,ll60. bric 540-l'l'lll u uobellevable $35,llO. Call Don't dcioy • call 963-6161 ~Jr HJ. and the new crtdlt rejec6onall -TAlalL~ 1ted Carpet, Re11ltor1 ~. r '~'";;:·~1 fHEREl\L ~1 ~,~ ~STl\TERS ~ Unfver~t ty Hl ·near Conv.ntlon•I Fini1nclnt * OCIANPRONT * 6*-8640 ' CWHlfLl•frWNN10BEMCE! UnlVl!rtl'Y ol CaUtornlo at * JM.1441 * Prim• ioclltloo~Trt lax plu1 * llACH fiUiiLEX '* Jrvtnt, CalL~..._ -· ~ ~ ""· .• • .6 Tax fther . 3 BR 2 8A -. canl $19, -; -Age I, new cri>ll, pOhrt, D/ -...... l1WXIOl w One block tu ....... BIG CANYON L(!!' ""'.::. ML.al IAY PROP, $fi,!!OO. Own!Aat. D a 1 ; ~~·ow-: * 17J.Nlt * 1111111115, Ew. -· i:::~:...':'f. ~' f10 GOO 8«)..1911. • You'll f1nd It m O••fted 9eU kf)e tt~ ... tG-5111 5 l!n!!, 5 d!y! for 5 . . . IN MESA VERDE-Newer lts!tng-4 bed· . room,. 2 story with pool, large ilvlnC room, downstairs maswr bedroom. Tree lined streeL $56,500. A listing of Ned McCreary. .. UNIQUE HOMES RNltoro, 546-5991 2t50 Mou Yarde Drive, Cool• Mo10 MACNAB :--.. ·~ IR\1$E .. . FINER HOM~ . IRViNE TERRACE' . llayadere Ten'ace lioiit.rilw view. 4BR, 3 bath, . FR. Gourmet kitchen. Dona Chi- cheswr 642-8235. (K29) EXCLUSIVE SHORECLIFFS Ocean & canyon view. Private Beach. New profusional decor. OPEN SAT. & SUN . 1-Spm. 188 ,Sbonicliffs, (K30) PRIVATE WORLD ON THE U.Y . 125' of · llayfront. float for large power boat. SBR, 3 bath hideaway. Private B e a c'b. Aslltng $163,500. Bob OWens MUm; '(K31) . PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW Cameo Shores-Custom 4BR, 3 bath, den. lrnmedtaw occupancy. $119,500. Jack Cus- wr 642-8235. (K32) THIS IS YOUR LIFE! New..l!ay;front. Spanish·Medtwrrane!!!!._2_ story ceiling in Living Room. 4 bedroom- Bilhard room-patio. 60' dock. $265,000. Harrtet Perry 642-8235. (K33) REALLY SMASHING! Fee land. Fantastic View. Pool. Custom 4 bedroom, formal dining , fireplace. Furn- iture Included. $245,000. O!'EN SUN. 1.S pm. (K34) DOVER SHORES-EXECUTIVE HOME 4BR. Secluded pool. Lush garden aettf.- lovely enwrtainment home. $110,000. en Wood 644-0200. (K35) DOVER SHORES-VIEW LOT View lot on Galaxy Drive. Fee land. 78x 174x92xl47! ! . $89,500. Amy Gaston 642-8235. (K36) COSTA MESA-3BRI Completely redecorated. Near schools & shopping. Immediate occupancy~7,750! ! OPEN SAT. & SUN. l.Spm. 458 Ogle. (K37) BALBOA ISLAND "'OLD TIMER" 2BR house. Possible war' down. Quiet lo- cation -close to beach. $61,000. ·Martha Macnab 64U235. (K38) DOVIR SHORIS VIEW Graclou; living in this 4BR, 3 bath custom home. Pride ol ownership. Excellent cor>- d!Uon. Owners moving out of area. $145,000. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5pm. 1238 Polaris Dr. (K52) 1 liVlna j ...... -~c I U J ---.. ·- ' • • : .. "! , l' • < • • • -l • • • .. • M ilAIL ' P1LOT l~l --... I~ I --Uo I~ C ,_,..... J~[ -·Uo I~ I ........ ' 0-al Goneral ** ** ** Heritage Collection tnnerel Pete Barrell JZJt'J prejenb MESA VERDE RANCH STYLE BEAUT. RAMBLING 4 BR., 2 BA. one-story home. Heavy shake roof, picturesque atrium CEDAR SHINGLES lrg. mod. kitcb., .family rm .. beaul carpeting AND WOOD PANELING -combine to create and paneling. Spacious lot on quiel cul-de-a duplex of distinction in OLD CORONA DEL sac close to new restn•I park. orrered at MAR For that outdoor living enjoy the only $49,950. CALL 5190. charming secluded patio of used brick. with "CITY RANCH" South exposure. . ............... $85,000. 703-7031/:i Cornatlon, CdM. Open Sat & Sun 1·5 COUNTRY LIVING :__ Large 4 bedroom, den YOUR PRIVATE WORLD and pool home on super big lot. Extras In· elude fruit lllees, shade trees, dog run & BAYSHORE5-IMMACULAT! -2 bedroom shrubs galore. All this near Back Bay, at home built round a quiet patio. Lovely open $41 ,900.CALL 540-1151. beam living room with roiy fireplace and 0 dining area. Shop area in double garage. A LD FARM HOUSE home to.be comfortable in! ........ $65,ooo. IN COSTA MESA YET; -Unusual property, 2711 Bayohore Dr., N.B. Open Sat & Sun l ·S 141' frontage x !07' depth with 3 car garage VIEW """'OL Two detached multi-purpose buildings and ..,...., old fashioned farm style 3 bedroom, 1700 sq. AND LOTS MORE -Including elevator from ft. home. Don't miss the wine cellar! A steal garage. Prestigious neighborhood • best at $35,00()-may be only 10% down . CALL schools· close to shopping. S46-Sl90. 1110 Kl"" Rd., N.B. Open Sat & Sun 1·5 CAPE COD , LOOKING FOR A "FIND"? 4 BEDROOM + CONVERTIBLE DEN, 3 bat hs ¥IX AND PROFIT -with this 4 bedroom -on beautiful tree lined street In Newport home! Only $35,500 ·in popular Mesa de! Mar Beach. You'll love the rear yard and pool ! 895 Sonora, C.M. Open Sit 2-6 Hurry • $68,500. CALL 540-1151 . ONLY TWICE A YEAR l'f.'S BIG THAT'S ABOUT HOW OFTEN - a house on IN TURTLE ROCK -Private yard, spacious Lincoln Lane comes on the markel Don't Gonoral 0-ral * EXCUJSIYE HO•S * OPEN FOR YOUI INSPECTIOH 1821 TAHUNA TERRACE IRVINE TERRACE • SAT /SUN. 1-5 l Bay & ocean view -very ~gnificenl 3 bdrm. & maid's suite. Lge., formal dining rm. Bd· rms. are extra lge., with much closet space $127,000 . 1201 SURFUNE HARBOR VI EW HILLS • SUN. 1-5 Exceptional harbor & ocean view. Night view Is fantastic. Lge: form'll dining rm. & family rm. This is a rare 4 bdrm. Broadmoor home. $122,500, or $5,000 lease/option. 2612 LIGHTHOUSE HA RBOR VI EW HI LLS -SAT/SUN. 1·5 Very sharp & lovely 4 Bdrm. Broadmoor· home with lge. family rm. & dining rm. Im· med. occupancy avail. $89,500 ' 4721 DORCHESTER CAMEO HIGHLANDS • SUN. l-5 Wide ocean view & priv. beaches. Top rond. 4 Bdrm. & family rm.; anxious seller askini $82~0. 509 VISTA FLORA THE BLUFFS • SUNDAY 1-5 Largest 3 bdrm. rondominium, large famlly rm. Patio has a shuffleboard rourt & Is on a· beautiful greenbelt & lake. Elegant in every detail. p6,500 2912 ALTA VISTA -cul#sac-home. 4-Bedrooms.-2-~ baths,~, '°"fon.r:..· _1 _ _,,llUS,.·~s ·a chance to see this 4 bedroom with for-mal aming and family room. Massive fire-ma! diiiing room onpool-.iie lot-Now-vacant--__ ~~STBLUFF -SAT/SUN. 1·5 place, kitchen is a culinary's delight. Estate for quick i>ossession. . . . . . . . . . . . . $79,500. owner 1ias~e'C1)r.thls-1ge:-4-bdrnt7&-fami-- •ize 3 car-garage. Offered at $61,250._Vacapt 1506 Lincoln Ln., N.B. Open Sat & Sun 1·5 ly rm. home/except carpeting. Choose your and ready for your i n spec ti on. CALL --· OWJ!. colors. This is Eastbluff's best buy at s.SAO. •· GREAT POTENTIAL $59,500. TWO BEDROOM BEACH HOUSE -on R·2 PLEASE CALL 6 EAST SIDE CHARMER LOT .. 30 foot frontage, one block to ocean. 75·3000 SHARP 3 BEDROOM and detached garage. CALL for details. Extra nice location on Magnolia Street with alley access for boat or trailer. 61A % VA loan can be assumed by anyone, or new fin ancing available. Full price $29,950. CALL 540-1 l 51. OWNER ANXIOUS LOVELY 4 BEDROOM & FAMILY -with large attractive f!O?l. Sharp landscaping, boat access & front kitchen. Price only $38,950. or offer. Excellent terms. OWNER IN FLORIDA SHARP 3 BEDROOM home with new carpels and thruout. Ass umable FHA loan, no quail· fying or new loan charges. Vacant. $28,950. CALL FOR DETAILS 540-l 151 . Gener el ERITAGE REALTORs 180 DEGREE VIEW OF OCEAN Lusk Harbor View; 4 bdrm. ft family rm.j new Anthony pool w/Jacuzzi. Blt.-in gas BBQ. Price reduced for quick sale. $85,000. Perfect home for family & entertaining. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 Ill SANDCASTLE, COM BEAT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING ... AND HIGH INTEREST RATES. Own· er will lease/option. Triplex on quiet, tree lined street in old CdM. Good income. Three 2-bdrm. units. $95,500. OPEN SUN. 1·5 460 ~EAWARD ROAD , COM Orange Coast 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona dtl Mar • REAL ESTATE 144 4141 General Gt neral Open House F ri, Sat & Sun 21S.34th St., 3 b r & 2 hr. open beam ceilings, freshly painted inside & out. New Crpt & drps. $76,500. $15,000 dwn. Balance on agreement by owner. DALE WULLNER 556-8181 Agent or 642-1771 BEST IN BLUFFS NEW DOLORES 3 BDRM., 2tf2 BATHS E.ND UNIT. Just completed. Latest kitchen w/elec. rookware top, dbl.. self-deaning ovens, Trashmasher, eating u ea. Custom carp. & drps. Wrap around patio on wide greenbelt. $73,500 -or will lease/option. JACUZZI • 3 BR. • BAY VIEW END UNIT, nearly new "Trina", tremendous- ly upgraded, w/lge. $5,000 jacuzzi in priv. encl. side patio. l<lvley wide greenbelt with bay view. $79,500 NEW X-PLAN • TENNIS CLUB VILLAS Just completed, in low maint. area 3 BR, 2¥.i ba., fam. rm., form.al din. rm. Pictur- esque greenbelt, nr. pool. Latest kitchen ; many upgrades. $65, 750 -Or will lease/ option. HELEN B. DOWD REAL TOR BLUFFS SPECIALIST 644-0134 General THE BLUFFS-CONDO OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 2657 VISTA ORNADA BAY& BEACU HEALTY \U>'"" '"' "••10• •U• ~~(.1 '" LIDO waterfront 3 Bdrm. & lge. family rm., or 5 bdrms., wifh 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec- tacular view ! Waterfront living rm. with step-down wet bar. Pier & float. ~275,000. * * * * LOVELY custom 5 bdrm., 3 ba., Lido Nord, on spacious. 40 ft. lot. P ier & slip. Adjacent lot also ava!I. for sale. $295,000 General MESA Y!RDE HURRY! Th1s home la new cm the market. P'rHh1i oalnted In and out. ' llediOoms, l 1lau.. Family Room, !!replace, Olt•Nd for $59.!llO. Call COLWELL &l&--0555. DUPUX • ~EWPORT Ocftn view trom upper apartment. • Bf!droom and 2 Bedroom. Owner' very nex. ible. Will CllITY 2nd. or ex· c::banee. New on 01' market -HURRY!! 182.500. Clll COLWELLMl405. . ' MOVING FROM . ARIA Owner is -and w111 au.1st the new ._a ye r ueume h1a 6"% kiian by carrtna a 2nd lJ'rult· Deed. Clwmlnr N..,port. H•Ja!rta Home. ~ and wnatlle. 2 Bedrooms, J:amll)' Room, Dlrtlnx Room, 2 Bathl. Of. lered ... 144.r.oo. a.u COLWELl.646-(151!5. CUSTOM BUILT Lovely ........ built family home -..r &.ycrett Arn, ao;. to all ICboo!s. • &drooms with l a r 1 e cloaets. 3 Batha. Mutll!I' Suite has built-ln sewing center and adjoining den. Living Room haa -comer fl.replace, large tam.Uy roon1 with dining llrff. p I u 1 ):lreakfut her. Orange trees and fnllt trees ~ in the patio and yard. Priced at $59,900. Call COLWELL -·~.---~- POTENTIAL PWS O.Wel BA YCREST BEAUTY LUXURIOUSLY DECORATED S l!edrooma, 4 bath$ plus muter 1111ite with a view. Convertible den, large famlly room & formal dining room. $130,000 1 NEWPORT BEACH ADDRESS CUSTOM BUILT ' Built by the owner/builder to b1' own high standards. 3 Large bedrooms & fatnily room formal dining area. Tastefully ; decorated thru-out. Heavy shake roof. Low mWltenance landscaping & completely fenced 20 x 40 ' heated pool. Covered patio & quilt-in gas · BBQ. Priced for the market. $52,900 UNIVERSITY PARK FORMER MODEL HOME All the extras you could i111agine. 3 Large bedrooms, including master suite with open beams & fireplace. Gourmet kitchen, family room with wet bar, private patio with field· stone planters. 1\utomatic sprinklers & gas BBQ. Close to recr.eation center, tennis courts, pool & parks. Fully air..:ondltloned. No l lease land. $69,500 C. F. COLESWORTHY •• WE HAVE RENTALS This is a must llff, for there Is no way to deAcrl be this property. Over u.ooo eq. n. In the Upper Ne11o'JIOl1. Bay I ;G;"';-;'°;;ra;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;G;one;;r;•;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,J Area. IJ>reRl'ltly thett are 3 I • ~!':".: ~oln .. &.'ii * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * Col11o-ell 646-{655 UVE IN aVINE $32,500 Sharp 1 yr. old home & pric- ed right ! The ldds go to T\lrtlerock Grammer & HARBOR LIGHTS Customized home with Ideal area for a pool; 3. bdrms. & den, huge mstr. suite baa superb view ...... , .................... $85,000. OPEN SAT. 2-6; SUN. 1-5, 1033 GOLDENROD HOME SWEET HOME For sure! Delightful 2 bdrm .. family rm. home wilh romplete guesl house. ·~.1.il20· OPEN SUNDAY l·S, 338 HOLMWuuu A RARE OPPORTUNITY Owner will lease/option this fine 3 BR, 2 ba. Harbor View borne. So, don't wal~ call UI to preview! Rancho Jr. HI, and the new Unl ver11tyHi·near 1"l!i!i"'"!!!'!!!!!"'"!!!iiiiiii!;;;,.'l""..,"l!""'""'""' .. !!1!'/ Unlvenlty of Caltrontia at J: Irvine. Call 546--0l'tl.Z. Gener1t Chnerai * 675-5930 * 3629 E. Coast H;wy. c.,_del Mor Walker&lea •IAL lllAfl ParaciiM In MeH 0.1 Mar PRIVATE PARTY SALE 34' POOL w/sepe.rate 22' CLUB ROOM in colorful wall-In labor-free yard , w/complete privacy, foun- tain, nowen. Qua 11 b I t )¥>me, hdwd/firs plus ex· pen/cpts, 3 bdrms., Z pretty marble bths. 24' r ea r !Iv/rm w/flrepl, beaut/muraled d In Ir m mod/Isla.rid kit & brldst ber. Room far~ boat or camper. No other hou&f! tlke' It anywhere! Only $44,$0. Furn.I Avail. v OWNER ... 545-S(IJO . f . • IN CORONA DEL MAR -Two 2 bedr\>Om homes. Both completely remodeled In 1973, including copper plumbing, Wiring, tho works. Each has its own patio, lawn and charm. $79,900. Hurry! A listing of Phil Brown. UNIQUE HOMES RHlton, 675-6000 2443 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del lolar General General * OPEN HOUSES * SAT. & SUN. l2:3o TO 4:30 1912 PORT ·ALBANS PL Harbor View Homes. 3 J?ius fam. $72,500 40I DAHLIA Corona de! Mar. 2 Houses-f/9,500 CORBIN· MARTIN 644-7662 ' . I ' • • Satwday, Stptln'lbtt 22, 1973 D41LY PILOT 27 l~I I~[ I ------_ ..... I~! I~ I . I _ ...... l~I l~ I . -"'·· . I~ f ~...... I~ [ --,,, .... -1~ G1Mr•I O.iwr•I G1Mr•I Gener•I Gentr•I Gentr•I Geno"'' G1Mr•I · Gent.r•l JB:~,R~IL~l=~G EVER STOLEN A . 3 +POOL+ VA DUTCH HAVEN DUPLEX 180' VIEW i~Th;;e;;;;R;;;oa;;;;l;;;;E;;;;1;;;;t•;;;;te;;;;F;;;;•;;;;lr~1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;::;;J AND POOL DUPLIXt , ow.., will pay points "'' 900/0 FINANCING SAVE $7500 -EXHIBITS - i.oc&ted In quiet Eutalde ~11u.:'' • .:;'J, 2p~~ rs;;v~i\'t"~~~~ MARINA SI'/ o;. INTEREST ,fRICE HAS DROPPED. ui CQ&ta Men, lo11 or trees, come OI $3750 per year. Ask· H 1r.' F pool 'in Newport Popular area nev new dty 2 o &.rtiot" View Hll11. Slate en-S,.ce M•ktr One brick tlre.pluec 14x.211. pool Ing. ~.95Q_Jey _)'OW' OWll Hel&ht.. Wanta tut HJ.e! park and like•. 4 bta An tdml summer/winter try. Uvtnc room and ,dlllina Jl.1ost popular model ln and to top it off • fl 20x3> price owner says tell! Call Full price $49 000 0 pen bedroom•. N~ earpeUn1.-rental 'On]y 6 doors to a room ocean view. l{ltdu!n 6rffnbl'OOk. 4 Bl"drm \n. separate ·work shop • Don't Red C&rpet, Re• l tor 1 House Ftl./Sati~ l-5. 506 Short walk to elementary •llll'J' beach. Own for profit with eu.pboudl eaJore. Par· eluding Jpsclous nW'lter. mlu s~tna It. Call Red 645-8080 (open evenings) San Be-rnardino or call Bkr schoola. One of the mott or occupy tor pleaaure. quet floored WnUy room. 4 ~met kitchen formal 0u'J>et, Realtors, ... , ~~. RIPE FO A "'" """"' · .destrable areas In Hun· OnJy $84.500. bedrooms. Come ULke 8 lning -m ltug'c 1 illy U"lJ""OUOU R Q"IJ"QQ"IU. tin&tm Beach. Try to match Our fant&ltic terms may not look. J\iJ ereat! 673--8550. room P1';; BoNus RaOOM ''REDWOOD & GLASS" NO CASH DOWN QUICK SALE I 3 8d s-$21 950 this for $33.900. To "" call lMt _}onflLllG call quick. OPENTIL ~. lfS FUN J':) BE NICE / for do-1t-yow-self gt y I e' Spectacular white \Yater view of Dana Pt., VA · truly lovely home Owner reduced th'e price on Ass ~ ' G t 80o2535. CA L 644-7211 i , , ~ Priced tor quick sa I e sb'etching to Catalina» From all redwood $27,500. Call $4&-00'J2. ' this lovely 4 bedroom home-, ume loan! rea -S54.500. can now The near and glass. 4 BR-31fJ Ba on a 1L acre knoll ln oexce'l!etrt qu.l.et 1ocation. ya.rd with loads of flowers &: OH#nt. t • tn fl.JN JO BE MCEI I/' ~~8!_~.1 Fair 83$-6133 or 7 "- 1.:.arge muter b ~ro om, ereenery. Dif'18 room. 'fv.1) ~-I : '. .,.,,,...s.Jio) ~n !'4onarch Bay Terrace. Pool with jacuzzi ~f ~0~1+ J!t!: Ec:Sihfi.edo~;'S:. ~ ll~llf~ . .. :J'." ~~ Ouslfled C~~:i:~,~~r il'vin~:;;d c~~~i~~in:.eil~g~~r gracious 54&-IM;IO.. ' TARBILL . ..,.,==,.., • ., Tbo-araw tne esL-statu•s, birdbaths and hllllll' "PIRATES TREASURE" 2612 Lighthouse (H.V. Hills) CdM 67s-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4721 Dorchester (Cameo lflds) CdM 67s-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2701 Canary (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313 $67,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2036 Port Provence (H.V. Homes) NB 644-6200 (Sun 1-5) DIRECTORY leep .... Mtdy dtrwt.ry whil.,.. tWI ••MM •"" t• ............. Aft ... i.cattw; I .... ltielllw .. ff. wt~ I• ......... W.n ~ MNlt ..... •IM•N I•.....,., DAILY PILOT WANT ADS.,....... ..... .,.. ..... for MS.• .. '"' .. .,.-,. lht w• t.fef.-le• I• ttilt c.i .... ..U ,,..,., ..,.,..., .... s...,. 1238 Polaris Dr (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 101 .Kines Roa'<l,-Newport Beach 842-8235 $125,000 (Sun 1-5) •42 Mission Bay Dr (Spyglass· Hill) NB 64().8684 (Daily 1-5) HOUSES FOR SALE l BEDROOM ••65 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 1101 Highland (Westclilf) NB 642-8235 $115,000 (Sun 1-5) 20461 Upper Bay Dr (Santa Ana Hts) 642-8235 $59,950 (Sun 1·5) 1856 Pt Charles (H.V. Homes) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 2100 Seville Ave., Ne)VllOrt Beach •1023 Dolphin Terrace (Irvine Terr) CdM 5 BR l FAMILY RM OR DEN 673-7608 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 436 Dahlia, Corona de! Mar ,,2338 Tustin, Ne~rt Beach •4515 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM Ms-6500 $37,500 .. (Sat & Sun 1-5) 673-2222 $124,500 (Sat& Sun 1-5) ·444 Moi'ning Canyon, CQrona del Mar M0-7171 '66. (Sat 2•5l •2406 Holiday 'Rd, Newport Beach 644-7211 $56,500 -. · · ... tsat.J,SJ_~2_1:::iri-~?~'e· Huntingto(s~·~-m,--_.540-=.!;11,,.5-'-1 '68.500 · <Sun 1-4:3oJ 2 BEDROOMS l FAM RM OR DEN 1724 Pl. Manleigh (H.V. Homes) NB ,. 426 .Vista Suerte~ Newport·Beach 644-2430 $55,9•7 . (Sat & Son U) 2596 Crestview (Bayshores) N.B. 644-2430 $59,500 (Sun 2-5) 503 P,l!iya (Tbe Bluffs) NB . · 644-1072 (Sat & Sun !U) 338 Holmwood (Newport Heights) NB 67~ (Sun 1-5) 2781 Bayshore Dr (Baysbores) NB 642-5200 $65,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 213 Fernleal, Corona del Mar ~ '108,500 (Sat & ·Sun 1-5) 259 Oceanview (Newport Hts) NB 642-8235 '64,900 (Sun 1-5) 321 Catalina, Newport Beach 641Hl646 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 659 Botsana, Laguna Portofino --&75'7225-ftlli;OOO Sat &-Sun-1•5) 1836 Port Wheeler (Harbor Vu Hms) NB 67S-7225 '64,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2582 Arbor (Bayshores) NB 645-6500 '62,000 (Sun 1-5) 213 Fernleal, Corona de! Mar . Ms-6500 $108,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 10082._Kamuela, Huntington Beach 540-44&! $23,900 · (Sat & Sun 12-6) 3 BEDROOM 464 Serra Drive, ~orona Highlands 673-5970 · (Sat & Sun 1·5) 332 Lugonia (Newport Shores) NB 548-1290 (Sun 1-5) 344 Otero (The Bluffs) NB - 64().0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4831 Bruce Cres.cent (Lido Sands) NB 67~210 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ••2233 Bayside 'Dr, Newport Beach 642-4353 $1751000 (Sat\& Sun 1·5) 2811 Bayshores (Bayshores) NB 646-7711 (Sat & Sun 11-5) 1821 Tahuna (Irvine Terr) CdM · 67s-3000 -csa:t &<Sun 1-5) •42 Rue Fountainbleau (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $110,000 (Sun 1·5) 633 Vista BoniU. (Bluffs Condo) NB 64U200 $68,500 · (Sat & Sun.1-5) 1951 Pt Locksleigh (H.V. Homes).Nll, 642-8235 . (SUll'l-5) ••4423 West Coest Hlghway, NB .,_ 67S-7225 $79,000 -(Sat & Sun 1-5) 338 Evening Canyon (Shoreclifl) CdM 645-6500 $99,500 (Sun ~ -5) 2030 Holiday Rd (Baycrest) NB 67s-&OOO $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3671 Fenn St (Culverdale) Irvine 833-3360 $39,500 , (Sat & Sun 1-5) •2353 Irvine Ave, Newport Beach 633-3380 '62,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 418 Hazel, Corona del Mar • " 675-6900 I . (Sal & Sun 1-5) 444 Costa Mesa St, Costa Mesa" 646-7171 $31,950 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 3 BEDROOM l FAM RM i DEN •909 Tlller Way (H. V. Hllls) CdM 644-2430 $89,500 (Sun 1-6) 612 St. James Pl111:e (Cllllhaven) NB 548-6310 $68,500 (51!t & Sun 1-5) 17442 Mayor !Un, Huntington Beach • 842-5983 $39,000 (Sat & Sun) •1110 Kings Rd (Cliflhaven) NB 642·5200 '73,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •41 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach . 642-5200 '69,500 (Sdt & Sun 1·5) 29591 Ana Marla Ln, Laguna Niguel 494-9704 or 494-9729 (Sun 12-4) 1033 Goldenrbd, Corona de! Mar 67s-5930 ' (Sat U; Sun 1-5) •i Rue Verte (Big Canyon) NB , 644-2430 $149,000 (SW\ 1-5) •llOlEhbtide (H.V. Hills) QIM , ·. • 675-2373 (Sal & Sun 1-6) 3345 CallforD!B-(Meaa Verde North) CM Mll-4141 (Sun 12-4) 669 Bolsona, Laguna Beach • 497-1761 (Son 1-5) •508 San Bernardino, Newport Be8ch 645-0046 $49,500 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 509 Vista Flora (Bluffs Condo) NB 675-3-000 $76,500 (Sun 1-5 ) 458 Ogle, Costa Mesa ·642-ll235 $48,750 · (Sat & Sun 1-5) *# 41 Reyal SL Georae {Bl& Canybn) NB 642'8235 • $169,500 · (Sun 1-5 I 4 BEDROOMS 644-2430 (Sun 1-5) • 1707 Port Sheffield, Newport Beach 644 4440 $89,950 (Sat & Sun 12-5) ·**1132 E. Balboa Blvd. (Penin. Pt.) N.B. 644-2430 $162,500 . (Sat & Sun U) 958 Junipero (Mesa de! Mar) CM 540-3000 $37,700 (Sat 1-5) 15822 Plymouth, Huntington Beach 54s-8424 $33,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1740 Plaza de! Norte (Penin Pl) NB 646-7767; 673-9060 (Sun 1-5) * •6 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 644-1910 $140,000 (Sun 1-5:30) **1213 E. Balboa Blvd, Balboa 642-82SS $177,500 (Sun 1-5) 4545 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM ~2Sr·•n9·500 (Dail 12-5) . ·~-y 20172 Redlands, Newport Beach ~ (Sat & Sun 1-5) 29351 Troon St, Laguna Niguel 833-3380 $60,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4 BEDROOMS l FAM RM OR DEN •1996 Kornat Dr. (Mes;rVerde) C.M. ~188 (Open Daily) 9S7 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach 644-2430 $275,000 · (Sun 1-1) 23 Half Moon Bay (Spyglass Hill) NB 644-68'l6; 644-1152 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 895 Sonora (Mesa de! Mar) CM 642-52.00 $35,500 (Sat 2-6) 19392 Bethany Dr (Turtle Rock) Irvine 546-5880 '61,250 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 201 Wake!orest (College Pk) CM 540-8033 $33,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 309. Cedar St (Newport Shores) NB 646-7767; 673-9060 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * * * 119 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isl•) NB 646-7767; 673-9060 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2200 Francisco, Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) •6 Twin Lakes Circ (Spyglass Hill) NB 644-2430 $132,000 (Sat 1-5) 3519 Surlview Ln (H.V. Hllls) CdM 644-2430 $129,500 (Sun 1-5) 7 Twin Lakes Cir (Spyglass Hill) NB 644-1910 ,125,000 · (Dally 1-5:30) **B Linda Isle Dr (Linda Isle) NB 644-1910 ,$195,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 1 Cherry Hllls Ln (Big Canyon CC) NB 644-1910 $159,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5.30) 15 Point Sur Drive (Spygtess Hill) NB 644-1910 $225,000 (Daily 1·5:30) 18851 Tabor Dr (Turtlerock) Irvine 644-1910 $57,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 1718 Pt. Manleigh (H .V. Homes) NB 644-2430 (Sun 1-5) 2134 Doreen Way, Santa Ana _ 646-8811 '29,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1939 Sanderling (Mesa Verde) CM 54a-5880 $49,950 (Sun 1-5) •18812 Walnut St, Fountain Valley 546-5880 '38,9!50 (Sat & Sun from 1 pm) 4533 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM 644-~0 $115,000 (Sun 2-6) 1300 Santanella (Irvine Terr) CdM 67W21Q . . (Sat &>Sun· 1-6) 1~ Lincoln Ln (Westclift) NB · 642-5200 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •4423 West Coest Hlghwa)', NB 675-7225 $79,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 17 Tiburon Bay (Spyglass Hlll) CdM · 675-722.I $139,500 (Sat'& Sun 1-5) 1600 Harrow Pl, Newport Beach MS-7221 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1801 Santiago Dr, Newport Beach 645-7221 (Sat & Sun 1-5) • *2412 Vista Hogar (BlUlfa) NB '67MOOO ,$54;950 (Sun 1-5) 915 Tiller (Harbor Vu Hllla) NB 67MOOO $96,SOO (Sat &-Snn· t-S)" lW Selereat (Harbor Vu Hilb) CdM 67MOOO $04,SOO (Sat & Sun 1-6) 1795 Kinglet Ct (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 (S.:t & Sun 1-5) ' ~ 19431 Sierra Santo (Turtle Ric) Ii'vlne 833-8380 $&7;!500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1201 Surlllne (J!.v. Hills) .CdM 67S.SOOO (Sun 1·5) 2912 Alta Vista (Eastbliltt) NB 675-3000 $59,SOO (~t & Sun 1-5) 1823 Pl. Taggart {H.V. Homes) NB 640-0020 . (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3728 Ocean Blvd, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $197,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ••58Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $265,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) •1315 . Santiago Dr, Newport Beach · 64S-7221 (Sat 2-5; Sun 1-5) •2409 Tustin (Upper'Bay) CM 546>4141 '62,950 (Sun 1-5) 1337 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB 644.4910 $225,000 (Sat 1-5:30) 1938 Pt. Trinity (H. V. Homes) NB 644-6200 $87,200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 186· Shoreclilfs (Shoreclifls) CdM · -642-3235 -(Sat-&-Sun-1-5) * 1368 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 ' (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1 ~521 Dorchester (Cameo Hlghla'nds) CdM 642'8235 $87,000 · (Sun 1-5) 6 BR l FAMILY RM OR DEN 32 Mission Bay (Spygless Hill) .CdM 67S-7225 $134,995 {Sat & Sun 1-5) 1607 Bayclif(C!r (Spyglass Hill# 1) CdM 675-7225 $129,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 327 Dahlia, Corona de! Mar 673-7769 '62,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BEDROOM 2839 Vlsta Ornada (North Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $75,000 (Sun 1-5) 3 BR l FAMILY RM 2657 Vista Omada (The Bluffs) NB 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 318 Vista Trueba (North Bluffs) NB 644-1133 (Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 BR t. 1 BR 1537 Miramar (Penin Pl) NB 673~210 . (Sat & Sun l-5) 2 BR l FAM RM l 1 BR 605 Marguerite, Corona de! Mar 673-0042; 67s-&459 (Sun 1-5) 2 • 2 BR 521 Acacia, Corona de! Mar 67~; 67s-6459 (Sun 1-5) 106 Pearl St (Balboa Island) NB 67S-0144 ,124,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 703-70312 Carnation, Corona del Mar 642-5200 $85,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 608 Marguerite, Corona de! Mar 644-4910 $149,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 2 BR l DEN l 2 BR 408 Dahlia, Corona dei Mar . 644-7662 $79,!500 (Sat & Sun U:SlH.30) ' 2·2BR 1l FAM .RM 511 Poppy, Corona del Mar 67s-5726 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 l 2 Bedrooms 118 Gamet, Balboa Island ,673'69"8 fl40;00(> (Sat & Sun 12-8) 218.34th St., "Newport Beach 556-8181 '76,500 (Fri-Sun 9-6) 400 Jesmlne, Corona de! Mar 1644-7270 $127,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1906 Court (Balboa Penin) NB 646-7767; 673-9060 (Sat & Sun 1-$) 431 Carnation, Corona del Mar 67}1SSO $118,850 (Sat & Son 1-5) 3 BR l PAM RM l 3 BR 518 Femleaf, Corona de! Mar ~ $125,000 (Sat & Sun l~) . 4 BR l 5 BR . 2508 Oi:ean Blvd, Corona de! Mar · 675-4048 $187,500 (Sun 12-5) HOUSE$ FOR LEASE. • 4 BIDROOM •Si Beacon Bay (Beacon Bay) NB 675-6000 ~ IDO (Sun 1-5) ...... I ........... ~· .. . ••• ,..w ......... ,.., tng plants create a French Steps to surf from this charming 4 Bedroom country garden to the pru•k 3 bath hid~a,vay! T\YO fireplaces, aper\ like grounds of this 3 beams, family room. True beach living at bedroom home. Gracious only $79,900. Terrific terms . . . call for l.iving room \v.ith brtek ·f · fireplace. lath sheltered 12· spec1 IC details! ~ 45· patio for entertaining. "CAPTIVATING'' Concrett> pad for trailer or boat. A must to <;tt. Call to-OL.D \VORLD CHARM! Delightful "2 on a day The Real Estate J•'alr lot'' above the Da11a f>.lari na. Fabulous Ocean 839-6133 View! Beam ceilings, massive fireplace · 50/o Down-polished hard,vood floo rs -all create 8. Beach Estate pleas.ant.nautical at1nosptiere. Anxious own· Unbelievable! ltuge lot-room er will finance at super terms! An unusual ~'OJ>OO!to~~ t4nn~pa~l~~S find at $198,500. Don't hesitate!! bedrooms, gracious living i'ISLAND PARADISE" room with brick fireplace, iorrnal dining, 2 large sirle For fabulou s famil y living. Luxurious 6 Bed· yards, boat gate. A family roon;is, 5 Baths, 4,000 sq. ft. o~ quality. Lush size home. Take advantage tropical center courtyard . Priced to sell at now. $39,SCK1. The Real $179 500 . Estate Fair 536-2551 or • · "":!!tmabl• 6'4% GRUBB & ELLIS co. Nestled among G"innt trees and Ivy covered grounds Is R It this fnl'm st.yle home, ea ors spacious living roon1 with· 675-7080 cozy country fir e place, large eat-in kitche_n~""°'d" l.!!'l"'86"'3""!'E!!!. !!!c,. .. !!!',.' '"H"'w"'y'", ~"'"!!!!!C!!!o!!ro!!!n!!!o!!!d!!!e!!!I !!!M!!!o!!!r !!!j -oo~cupboards.~ ----l cgrouncts with outdoor lights ;G;;;•";;:•;;;•:;;•l;;;;;;;;;;;;G;•;n;••;•;l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! and lruit 1ree·s. Some thing special at $35 .. 500. Tlie Real Estate Fair 536-2551 NEWPORT BEACH Oceonfront Spanish style 2 bedroom beaeb cottage with slump stone fireplace. Zoned R-2• $129,500. Call today for details The Real Estate Fair 536-2551 or 8:"s9-6133 WELCOME HEIUT AGE REAL TORS is proud to announce that Rt.m-1 VAUTRIN has joined our staff. Rt.ml has been active irt the Harbor Aiee. for the last five yM, receiving many listing and 9eni.ng awards including membenhtp in the "?tI11H.on · Oub." IRYINE TERRACE • VIEW Prime Galatea Terrace location with uninter- rupted bay & ocean views. Spacious 3 bed- room home with formal dining room, den, fabulous gourmet kitchen; pool & poolside lanai. Beautifully decorated, with a lovely patio & pool. .. ., .............. $186,800. BACK BAY VIEW Traditional 2-story home with pool, 4 bed- rooms, family room with \vet bar, deil or office separate from main house and no fin· ancing problems-OWNER WILL FINANCE. . ' ............. ' ...... ' .. ' . ' ... $68,500. DELUXE RENTAL Ocean view apartment in exclusive Ne-wport Crest. Terrnis, swimming pool, jacuzzi, en· closed automatic garage; 2 bedrooms plus den, 21h baths, fireplace, wet bar, c.arpets & drapes. ' $500 MONTH -IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY COMPANY REALTOR$ 2141 E. Coo1t Hwy., Coron11 dol Mer MS.lllng RMI E1t•to In Newport Horbor Since 1944" 673-4400 Experience makes the difference -For real pro. fess:lonal help, Rt!I'H invites ail ha-,_ and !rlmlsj~ ....................................................... , t'o reach her at • . . Generel Belboa l1l1nd HERITAGE l;:;,:=.::;_---- REA(TORS 1500 Ad•ms Ave. Coste MHo, Colif. * 546-SllO * DON'T STEP IN THE PAINT ·BUCKET because this lovely homes' just been finished. It's all new & sparkllnJI'.. New sreen &hag carpetinj: l n all rooms. 3 huge bedrooms with matching baths. white brick ftreplaoe. Large back yard. Anyone can assume thia VA loan with t'otal payment of S230 per /mo. Seller will help finance. Priced at "$28,500. Cail 54:>-9491 Walker Slee •IAL 11,ATI , Builder's Closeout! Salisbury )(, .tl1 ~ Loqking for a custom hom@, v.1th a view. in exclusive community, on a IA. acre ttiat allows hol'SE!S? Thf by ~~~ .. ~~,f' ~ *BALBOA ISLAND* home otters 4 BR, Zl,) BA. 2500 1q, ft. ot Uvtng area, 700 aq. ft. ot wood·decldng on view lide of home, 3, car gar., 10Xl aq. ft. of storage uncM!r ·hou.tt. ralaed wood floorsL~pa.nish MiWon tile ln eDlQ" and kitchen. Open beam celllnga, extra lge master suite w/fantartic bath, oopper plumbing, dec- Ol'ator hardware thruout. Family room "1ittl wet bar, and many quality extras. See the J at 11812 Barrett· Lane, N. Tustin Hills. Call BKR at property, 832-5141 or 645-6&16. Open House Thurs, ttlru Sun •• ·1-6 PM. Good 2 bdnil. heme• with sinale car garage Open beam cell., frpl.; attr. patio; w/w carp.; nice loc. near bay. FULL PRICE $58,500 EXCLUSIVE WITH - Salisbury I( ' l ") 31.a MARINE A VE. BALBOA ISLAND CALL 673-6900 MESA VERD_E_ SPECTACULAR This homo 1tu been com-REDUCED $10,000 HUNTINGTON pl•tel,y redecorated, loca\ed 90 Ft to beach. CompleI<l,y on quiet cul-de·MC lot. enjOy renovated &: landscaped. BEACH 3 ..,,. roomy bedroona, _, Duplex wtth gue,t tacu. Ex· PROVIN. CIAL brick flttpta"'5, hl)p ..... cellent parking. Ownon and prestip ~a. ~ to an,x1ous! . Sink into cloud-8Gft shq: aoll now; see It. call Red $1.M,900 Incl. mooring carpeting lluwghout. Relax Carpet. R<altorw, 54H640. ~11< 67",_,.24 Agt. by floor to celHng white Back Ber NEW DUPLEX, for sale by brick fil't?'place. Entertain . owner. $140,000. In privacy with patlo ... Hone Property! 613-6918 or 982·'"' BBQ, '"'8.t~r fall and. fish 3 BR axer house 011 % aett: 2 BDR1'-lS, frplc, con1pletely poncL 4 bedrooms, up. R-4 (6) unit site. ASsumable l'e'done on \~ lot Balboa =e~~~'7li7traiier ac-6% loll.n. ·0v.·ner ~ill CfUTY Island ~22 after 6 pm OPEN.flt.". IT'S FJJN ioBE NICE/ i':~~· '41.900. ca 11 Coron• del Mar i., ll~f.illil lv~-~&u.] ~~~~~~~=~ . Balboa 1.1.nd . ONLY. 673-5.970 * BAYFRONT * · Salisburf' Pr ii!~ ALPmE surround'&:s -2 blk1 from bch. beaut neo.v dlx. condo, 2 BR. 2 BA, $62,500 01• lease 11i•/option. 67:\-7769. SPYGLASS 4 BR & FIR S&Je bl' le~ option. 23 Half Moon Bay J * ~ or &a. ll52 *' OCEAN View Corona dt-1 MAr, 3 BR. dining rm. fsn1 nn. 2\1 bl\ $69,500. By ow11er. &W-29:'51 . BY 011.·ner 3 Br. hoWIC w/bachelot apt In back. R-2. room to build. \1ill car- 31& MA!UN'6 AVE. !')' cont. 16!1,!00 . .,._.821 You don't need a gun to BAL80A J$l..i\11.'D DUPLEX camer, charming. "Oruw F&.1t" when you CALL 67J.6900 by owner. ~ Poinliettta, place an ad In the Dally -Open 1-$ dally. Pilot Want Mt! C&U nt)W ~ In trfille? Ow 'T'ntder'a A IOOd wane ad 11 a &004 b -60-56'tl. r Pandtlo-«itamn ts for )'o\I! wittblnt. ---!...-.---=--~---!-------'---·---·~ ' ' ·' . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. - DAILY PILOT S.l-J, S..t•~l><f 22. 1973 ; I~[......_-_ ... _-__,!~ I l~ [ l~[ -... -_ ..... ., -_ ..... l~J .__[ __ ... __, .. __,!~ '' Corona del Mir 4$15 T R EMONT ; OPEN SAT /SUN. 1·5 : Quattly 5 BR.. farl\il~· rn1., formal dlnln; rm., CArneo !ibotta hornii'. B I t -I n I , walk·brpantry. Pool'. Yb~ I: cn.1'1el' niay carry 1'1 T.D. ~ith a &Ubstantial down! Prlv. beaches. Ask ~ n g Sl.21,500 Quick Possess. DRIVE BY Duplexe1 .. Call to He '22 GOLDENROD 3 BR., 211 ba. <W.'ne?''I unit plus 2 BR, 2 ba. apt. 2 Years ne~·. Alking U25,000 601 LARKSPUR DPluxe coi-ner unit. 2 BR., den. 2111 ba. plus 2 BR. apt. Beaulifully carpeted &:: Draped. ~fany CA'ttaS. Ask· ing $129,500. Wt ·lttJI 1(.&Ctl!l l~J, Ill\ 503 HAZEL, CdM Open Sat/Sun 1-S· Ocean View, brand new: 5 BR, custom built. 11-lany uni· que features. '" HAZE~. CdM Open Sat/Sun l ·S 1 Newly compleled 3 BR. ' . • O\·erlooking ocean in old O>rona dt>I fl.tar. ,..,I I ! "'~1 tl1i.:!i"" ~ • '" '' ~• <!t I \11,11 r,, , '•1 1 Dana 'Polnl Dana Poinl Huntlntton a..ch Huntll>flon -h 1.;;;;;========;;;;;===1 THE RAMBLING ---iuv-Y-ouR- OPEN 2·5, 33 162 Sea Knoll Gorgeous ocean , valley view near ~tarlna. $8.000. below replacement cost. Sparkling clean, quality built with 3 oversized bed· rooms, 1 ~ BA. Cheery fam. rm. with frplc. Bright kitchen -bltns/loads of Ash cabinets. Thick shag cplg & custom wall lo wa)I drap- eries lbrou~houl. Rose studded, pool·si•ed back yard Mth patios. $52,900. e ••••• ,,' e e v•··· ~· .... ····~ OWNER LEAVING STATE & Will Help Finance Terrific ocean, valley vie,,,. ho1ne. Thousands below reproduction cost. Stone/,vood/stucco beauty v.'ith heavy sh ake ro~f. 3 Large B:R .. 1 :Y,. BA .• bi g Cam. rm. or din, rm., leading out to custom covered patio. Stunning marble frplc in liv. rm. Huge kit. loaded with extras. Asking $49,500. MAKE OFFER EBB TIDE REAL TY 496-4664, 493-3361 Coron• del M.ar Costa MeH IRVINE. TERRACE * Large * Sparkling 4 Br, pool home FAMILY ROOM Ni<c Jando;cap;ng. Show• ROSE .•. •lr11lo &tory • bedroom, DREAM FOR 1 •, balh, fonnRI dlnina. $25 9 50 rarn ny l"l)Om, 14'ith XXlO 1q • · ti._ anJ a bU&e ~ , Owner It's all ~ther -Musive vtiry unxlo.us; 11 1nstaUing IOlld v.'OOd door opens to new carpets thruout. Tills luah shag carpet. Cwihloned hon1e "'ill be in mov~ln con· parquet vinyl In kitchen o.nd rt lt1on. f"ount.ain Valley area. dining ro:om· 3 bedrooms lo $6,995. CALL 846-3377. dream 1n, 1 u ic u r y ap-potntmenta extend right lnto LIVE IT UP lhe 2 ba.~brooms. Bonu1 Z5IXI 11q ft of living area 'l'Yr'O workshop or p l a y h o u 1 e story plUI txtra large' pool. nestlet tn ~utlfUI yard. 5 Bed.rooms, 3 be.t~. family Owner says make ~ room formal dining and all happy for $25,950 ! Call the t!l~tric builfins. Prof es· ~~fl; . ITS FUf( 10 tJE MCEI siooa.IJy landllCaped front & rear ~ith sprinkler system. ~ Prestige area. $47,500. CAU. 963-5621. SPANISH VILLA THE REAL ESTATERS Five year old home in beauti-WE BUY HOMES ~ bea~h area with a Span· 1. Cash for your equJty ish flair. 4 Bedrooms, 1% 2. \\'ill pick up back paymts be.th, with fan1ily area. oil J, No charg<' for appr. the kitchen. Lpvely neighbor· CALL US hood, cuJ·de.sac 81.reet ""ith }"'QR AN ESTIMATE an excellent assumable loon. NO \VAI'rING 6% VA, Slffi per mo, P(TI. CASH NO\V MO\•e in cond, $.36,9\:fj_ CALL W.93n 847·3584. N OTHING will ever obstruct the sweeping vlsla enjoyed from this ocean 'front .lot on lovely cove In South Laguna ......• 180,000 B E AUTY A ND T H E BE ST ot construction and location, new duplex, ocean view, 3 W. nn, 8 bath & 2 bdrm, 2 bath a pts, _each with fireplace, lots of decking ........ $142,000 llO DEGREE white water view ln lovely 3 Arch Bay. Large femlly h ome, 4 bdrm, 3 bath, fireplace & patio .•.......... $79,500 MARION MILNl REAL ESTAlI 611 Soulh Coast Highway L19UM Beech, Callfomle '2651 Phone 49'-1551 OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX -NORTH LAGUNA - Superb duplex with two· 2 bedrm. units and a guest unit. Beam ceilings, bd wd. floors. Trade·for house ln Laguna Beach. BEAUTY SALON NORTH LAGUNA -Best location, excitingly parking. $12,000. decorated ample 494-9794 1000 N. COAST HWY. LAGUNA BEACH like a modE'L Open for In· . . . has been added lo this spection Sat & Sun 1-5. except iona.I 4 bedrm homcl~~~---~~--HORSE Irvine Laguna Beach S92 500 \n Westside Costa Mesa. 0 TY ' ·"100 S.odc;fl BuHtln kitch, 11> bath,"'" PR PER A U'nLE HOUSE .~.~18 A. GoRrUBB,6~~ i firepl and a largE' enclosed 22' X 36' POOL TUTRETRLERARCOCE K ~ ·~=· "'" yon!. Only 10% do•n -WITH BIG IDEAS * OC-EAN VI EW"T $30,900. · Call 5 4 5-8 4 2 4 . Close to i,~ acl'e. Huge Benutiful President Honie on Nestled in lhe hills oI *Mull*' For quick _.., 2 tll\., 111 ba., ~ .• deck, -view * $57,$11 * 3 !Ii. BR., 2 bo., tnir)' holl, lge. Kv., din. ~:.t fl?., view * $79,-*" Ololoo view duplex. 2 BR., 2 Ba. ' Pee Allett, R.ee!tor 494-151! F•nt•ltlc Cu11om One ol a kind contemporary 3 bedroom, 3 be.th ho1ne 'i'1th 180 dearee vle;ir trom every room. UrwkrrtOwld utilltiet. l\faalve living I: family rm1 each with im}Xlrttd roe k fireplace. Just 530.000 down I: owner will <:atTY tint TO &I 7~ -Futt p<lc< $UO,i.w. brk. -· TARBELL BEAl.rrIFUL '~tlon SOUTI< LAGUNA. 1 block to beach.· Newb' remodtled 2 Bdrm, famUY rm, large deck w/oee.an vklw. Guest apt. $62,500 firm. By owner, Call 213=7Zl·5115 d a.y 1, 2134644686 eves'; Summer rentals considered. L•f1!!!• Hills Sl'ACIOUs~br, 2 ba, rolldo, Crpt'd, patio, d_ s h w h r , disposal, range, washer, dryer, drps, 2 car gar, $27,000. FHA. auume 7%. By Owner. 586-.1607 EXCITING I 2 BR, 2 ba. Prof. decorated., secluded. paUos, g&roen. l\tint cond. Prlv c I u b "·-pool. . Best address ln C<l~l. larg~~Sou:;th~Co;;~R~•·~'=";";:;;~I Expands Off·Shore ~~~honh,';i~ f~:r ~~ f~~ pool·slzed lot. 4 bdrn1s., 2~~ Laguna's ramed Riviera 497~1711 "'"""tamlc~can vie \V -~" 3 ~ • f 1 balhs, family roon1 and a coastline, an1idsl the ...---Tt·-...,.,~~==c=o;="'-4-Mffie compt=-· T't'pafntea, t9:SQ=DOWN-l'Wo---rcsaI~=ottlccs=ope:ajng g ........ ens. -.......... MJ. , ... o !'@a for£!Ver vtew. Be the proud ~bs.. WALK TO A recari>eted & draped, ·"·iU1 • no1i.•' Ground Door opportun-rotmtry-l tvtng:-Uoderpnced· O\\-ner -fl1iSl'ijme or ha& an OUTSTANDlNG • • • I •• PRIVATE BEACH tremendou~ inconie units. E·asts1de Location 1r)."for ambilioos sales peo-and a11 t~rms. distinctK>n t ha 1' s int· VIEW OF THE OCEAN, SlS1.rro. Open Sunday, ~ 4 BR, ~BA, 1000 sq. ft. Cpts, piµlmmediate rloor time I' maculate and perfeclly SURGING ON THE ROCKS * $56,500 * CK.-ean Blvd. 6'5-4048. drps, fence. landscaped, available. Immediale earn· planned in every detail. BELO\V. ~ Tu'O generus Wed bedrooms, a roomy kitchen, a living room all done in Lemon Yellows and Lime GreE'ns NEAR CHIN.A COVE sprinklers. a 11 included. ings possible:\Ve have solid CALL 552-7500 Unique 2 level archltec-OPEN l", SUN • $44,950 Anyone qualilies! refPITllJs from new hon1e 962-4471 ( =.J 546·1103 ture, FEATIJRES a - New 2 bedroom, 2 bath 645-6177 and 543-1444 sub-divisions of the Christi·I'-=--=:-:-=======· !VISION BDRMS & 2 BATHS. One 29591 Ana Marla Ln. . . ' ... ' ' . that'1 so light and sunny that It looks like part of the park-like garden outside. -<;ALL "4-!'lll condominium. E I e c t r i c ana Companies. Ii • ---bdrm. & % bath b located $65.900. New custom blt. 3 bltns, dishwasher. ~le. NEAR ST. JOHNS CALL BILL COMSTOCK Don't M1s1 The But on lower level .with sleeping BK + den home. Spanish Carpeted & draped. Ready 5 BR. plus rm. for your pool cn4) 846·1361 & (213) 592-1361 or you'll be up th• river e red h ii I loft &: has separate en-styling. Assume x. In I . to occupy. SS&.500. lable. Xlnt cond. Owner is Without A ''Tiburon'' trance. The upper level Conatruction loan, or possi· University Realty for~ to liquidate. \Vil 1 l • 70;0 YA • Buy a brand nev.· 2 bedroom REALTY REALTORS features MODERNJSTIC ble lease w/an option to 3001 E. Cst. Hwy. S'lJ..6510 sacr1fi;e f?r$38,~. Hutty. 2 bath condo. Outstall!'.ling Univ. Pork Center, Irvine !UVRON. RMFlR .. EPWLA/BCEL,A~'XK •. bey .. IPI..ACE REALTY * NEW LISTING * llurry. Tins "tin t last Cute 4 BR Randtero, a clubhouse facilities prin1e .,.. DOUGLAS WlfITING short distance 1 r om location. 20~0 dn _:_ S~ 'lc , ----TENSIVE USE OF GLASS 49-l-97fM 494-9729 Charming 3 ·bclnn. I bath REALTOR 833-9293 Btua.d1,•ay Shopping Cl'n-10" dn -8'.•"·'· 5.", dn-~. Laguna Beach & OPENS TO LGE;. SUN ** SHOR.ES ** home ""i th bachelor apt. --t IV I ro " "" DECK \"/OCEAN VIEW ulled "'"" Be.I Or are'. Owner W,·11 Ownar Mesa Verde er. 11" crp s, custnl $500. home improvement IN WOODS COVE ... 3 BR. va ce ....... h<'IP on financing. Best buy Charming 3 BR & Family, 2 ~-psbl r.ull-"."all biick ~ bonus. Choice of Carpel. Just stl'PS to IY."O secluded }~1$ ~~little\~~ =~ d:~· ro!i~yc~~ OPEBNRASNADT/NSUENW. 1.5-at sn.500. Ba. big covered Flagstone ~hr ·~·~ri~· HneSw Dist. Bargl ain .at S29,000I . IC11ll: t'O\'l'S. This house is com· CARPETING &. VINYL n1ac. Priv enclOled gar<l•n. CORBIN-MARTIN patio, fruit & shade l.l't?Cll ;r;u.{'· over VA i•,~ 1~ arw1n rea ty nc. pletely re-built 14·lth pro-FLOORING THRU-OU1'. membership to te nn ii ! ' 511 POPPY Realtors 644-7662 ~mt df~,,boandt .,, """'134pc250r of ·s28.300. Paymts. of 968'40sl housing o(n2,nlyh. ) fessional planning. Redy,·ood Spacious red brick patio en· courts, !Mi mmlngpool, priv Super deluxe duple.", both quie C1lU e s . , just $Z.Jl. per mo. tncludes rs shingle exterior with heavy compasses rear grounds. beach area. $64,9CK>. Bkr . units have 2 bdrms., den, a 1.c_o_i_t_a_MeH _______ , 10% dawn, 3077 11-folokal au. _ _ __ _ -· ____ shake roof. l\\"O ocean Yiey,• The owner will turnish 493-361.1. ba., \l"Ct bar 1vf relrig., MESA DEL 1-lAR !>19-1827. I' veranda!!. Wood decked PLANS FOR EXPANSfON. Liclo Isle ~ lrplc., BI kltch .. clishy,•shr., VACANT MESA VERDE . f, DUTCH CLEAN swim pool includes r.-.tbana This noveJ ••L ITTLE lndry, patio. Plush carp. & GOLF COURSE • SCOTCH PRICE for guests. Liv rm, Family Hou s E \VITH BIG MOVE IN COHO drape' Mu't ... ' 1140""" ASSU1-1E at 7~~~ t"Jf 5101 t ••J 53f 5 0 'I . nd' lo 3 .._...._ & din rms have ft.ed14uxJ IDE"S", ,., •• -·ts··~,·...,. .. • · · ,uuu .....,,., th 3 BR. 2 BA Sharp 4 Bdrm., 1 .. ...,,.. living " .. •"" .. I 0 "ove tn co 11· n, ....,... • .....,m T&G 1·ng A kltc•·n for .-.. '!'' ""' ....,,.. '"' n.......pletely •·-·~~ 3 BR Scenic Properties """'· a nion -' rm w/frpl, d'·i·ng-," gam.e • ____ _ (or 2 + denl home. Extra pane 1 ·lo ·~ k opportunity Ill !hep.rice of ....,.pin id' ·~3·,.~~ ea' Only. * 67,5726 * firepl, best shag, covered 1.11 ""' _ _ ri ;~,. 1 1 1 good someone "'ho ves to coo ~9,•-FULL RICE us ma s, 1 s. r -11·0. mint -nd.1 2878 music rn1 w/wel bar &·frpl. upgra ...... 16, arge 0 • 'th lh be t "-----ui ft lot all N~ t ~· '" TROUT S 1 1· hool ho I wi e 5 appl.ldlK--.:S. OIVNER MAY HELP JU ' 11'\1 • on '"" a * TWO * Monterey. Open Sat Sun Lovely patios & koi pool. TREAMI s~a;J,n· SC s, s pp ng. Approx 2500 sq ft Incl 3 FINANCE! the ~t thnt! Newly . ' C I rf I C It l-5. Asking $36,950. O\\"ner $82,500 or trade for units. Everything Out in lhese pop. · · • .. Bdrni~ plus den. Owne-r S . decor Pier I: attp $~<XX> o .o u o ages will make you a. deal you Call rH9-268S. OY.'ner. ulru· "Balboas," localed in larw1n realty inc. may cnrry for short period. Ml SION REAL TY oNE OF A KIND , Rare oUtring of ocean side can't refuse. I YEAR old To"'11house, 4 Tiburon's choices! park·like equal housing oopty. $159,000. 985 So. Coast Hwy .. Laguna Lido's last comer lot atttet ~= ~~vy~~~~v~f ii~ l\JE&\ VERDE Br.. pool, dbl. gar., nr surroundings. Both "apple 968-4405 (24 hrs) CHARM COTTAGE _Phone <!14) 494.0731_ I to street 3.5x88, acrosS beach one, have in<.'Otne from the Price red1Jt,'ed to $39,990 • shopping & schools. $29,500, pie" conditlCln & both fea·[•-!"-"-"'-"-~"'"!!!!!!~"'""'""'"' Storybook a,ppcarance on this I ::::::~::: &. tennis ct. .$65.<m. other. 1''irst ti.me offered at 1800 sq rt . 4 BR 2 BA. great 5r,; down. Call 507-8.267 tw"e 3 BR, 2'A BA, pri\·ate Take Over Payments 2 BR & Dt>n In a qUiet area I , VIA LIDO NORD ,79 500 frunlly home 011 eds st. off ~ES~~,~1 ~M~-A~--1 patio, total ext{'r~or main· r\ose lo beach & slJOps. 4 Bd-·. ... ,. Bath,., •' ' ~1esa Verde Dr. i\ssunte u~k f\f A e ar. ssume tena.i1l:{', elN·tric bu iltins and ,...... ... " CORBIN-MARTIN loan al $212. mo/or 10% On. 6~7" loan. 4 Br, COVl.'red air 1.:ond. 8901 low 7 ~~ as-On this 3 BR, 2 BA home 14·/ Pitched C'E'ilings, 1rplc and magnificent custom home. REALTORS 644-7662 oi;v"' by and check 001 llNJ patio. ~7•7oo. o \V n er • sumable loans. No ....... 1. prtv patK>. beautiful pnrk patio. S49.900. n&i,500. • >t0.3000 •-· OCEAN VU DUPLEX LIDO REALTY * SHARP * Palau. If interested call IOl' · Y."Ork, go fishing Instead. directly across the slrect. t BACl< ON THE 1-'IARKET? ! CALL . Low Interest gov't loan, low Short walk to beach, lown, 3377 Via Udo, N'pt Beach ln. .. ly, sh ...... du pl ex : a.pc"0·110 Mesa Reelty A 7," GI 1 3 1 •-bett ·1 schoo l s .Char min g, * 674 7300 * ~.. ssume ll '" oan on arwin real.ty inc. paymen~. er sec 1 -r-p,ru~~~ B~~:.. bap.lu~m; *. 541-7711 * BR. l\~ BA, J.Iesa Verde equal housing ooocy t oday. HERBERT ~~~cdRm~:r u~!~~!~: *OPEN S°UN. 1-5 * bdrm. unit. Manv exlras. Arter 6 P?i.l. Call G.57-4617 Pool Ho_me. By Owner. 968-4405 (24 hrs) .HAWKINS RE ALTO RS Xlnt investment S74,~. M2 S. Pacific ~t Hwy. 224 VIA KORON ~ · S.16.900. 546-38fi6. !lm-5681. ROCKLEDGE Nr. pUbllc park · & tennis HEAR THE UPPER Laguna Beach Spacious 2 Bdnn .. 2 balh courts. O""'Tlt'r anxius? 4 BR. 11~ BA. F'ireplnC1:' LA CUESTA Cl-li\RM of Laguna in Hun· Great Vu of entil'e coast. home on 1treet lo street lot. MORGAN REAL TY SCHOOL BELLS Doubl1"e !~r~~ \Va!Owk to 3 O 3tlngtBon. L2""'Baplle f"Pts, xlnt \\laJk to '2 tx_>.aulilut CO\.'t?!. GROW YOUR OWN So. paUo. Load• of 1toragt. 67• ..:.1. .. 2 675-6459 schoo s ~ By ner. pen House Sunday r, ' am rm. $34,900. Make offer. ~-u1 A ""'OOdsy property with $65,500 ~ They'l'e just a block away F • V fl 12 t 6 PM BellmeadA\\'. \Valk to the Gib W lk R I '.~ HOME & INCOME--fron1 this super ~hRrP 4 ounta1n t I) San o lakes, enjoy beauti!ul living trade for income. \vh!te-water view from house ii er Iii ty ~ LOVELY NE\V 3 BDR~f lxh1n home \1'ilh lots of -;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;! Bed l\1iguel I m.odl el. 4 In e:<cluslve No. ti . B . 497-1711 Laguna Beach and garden·. This 3 bedroom * 6~5-.5200 * • rooms & a1111 y roon1 S39.000. Assunuible 7,1~ loan. extends street-to-street, has I . 2 Bath Mme plus 2 Bedroon1, roolll for the kid'!. HUge mo'nl ORCHARD S6000 less then ne\v model. 8,2_,.,.._ hanl'Nttld noors and large Mes• Verdrt • 2 Bath rental apartment pool nod ~ame roon1 al!O. . 21681 Snulda Circle Hun-1 ~·~-~~· ===~=~ deck. $71,500. with large sundeck. Quiet Nire carpets & drapes Fruit salad · 1n your oy,•n tington Beach. S42-2S35 CONDOMINIUM-POOL WALK TO SCHOOL ON l\fesa Verde Golf Coone. • 1 tree shaded street in Old 1hn.1out. !Jhl. gar;icc Octaeh-Mck :,.an:I plus great fa mily OPf.N flL P. rrs FUN ro BE NICEI NE\V 2 bdrm J 1' ba. with A family homo, 1.,...,.. fenced 7~ % loan. Split· level. 4 BR, Corona clel Mar. $130,000. ed. Great kitchen al'('a horne, featuring 4 huge · -' ' · -.. -2BA. 3 car garage. Heated 1 · I Lol.!L Vogel, Realtor 548-9346 Mon1! Pric-ed to sell in bedrooms. 2 baths, large R • , ~ shng/drps.,~.,P11v· ~t 10 OPEN SUN. 1-5-yard, landscaped, e·:i pool . 1996 Komat Dr . Costa l\lesa for $26,500 -all family room. Concrete ' Assume 7 ~ ' Hunt1 gton maintenance, wood burning 543--0188 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 temis. Call boat/trailt'r access $38000 I , Harbour area, 1'alk to heh. 14 LAGUNITA nreplace, ocean view from N-~ •--~ 1101 EBBTIDE Call today. . , ' ~ & schools, S!l,990. 46.S6 Bel\uliful split.level ocean-hillton 3 hedroom. ~'J!l,000. .....-.-.-' ~n H.V. Hills. Most spectat'u.lar larwin realty inc. · r.tadrld, 8-*IIW front home in prov. area. 3 CALL 497~1761 harbor vle"' in CIThf. Cu8t. equal housing opp!y. THE OPEN House, Sun. I·~ pm, BR., 3~ baths~ steps lo (OPEN EVENINGS. CALL PENNINSULA bit., 3 BR. fam mi, din nn, Walker & lee '968 4405 (24 hrs) FAMILY RETREAT Super ~rp, 3 BR. ~~ ~~~~rBeat. ~!~tkv~~~~ COLLECTJ DUPID 7°/i pool, extras! I pool , on lrg lot, $33.500, o;u~ Rachelle Robers Realtor •••L ••TAT• ~---IM?o.1ACUL..ATE 4 F, nestled Merle Cirele. $350.000 *OPEN SAT/SUN. Z4 * ASSUUAILE YA "" 3333 E. Cst. lf14')'. S'rr>-.2.173' .• 545-9491 -Open eves. In Huntington Beach'~ im· 1""'"· :::..==-----COAST ROY ALE 920 SKYLINE DR . !" E Sal 1 f I I CUSTOM BUILT HOME IMMED. POSSESS. pressive . Fashion Shores.1 ;;;";;';;";;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; A 1rue Laguna charmer in PROUDLY,.. Build an ~ulty In "Beach" ·, State e • ., • Ne•I It d \VII 11 lasl •· · h bet U thl 3 bdrm property'' Sparldlna ownen On comer lo!, Q.1 Back Bay 3 BR, 2 ba. Comp. redecor., 'Y_ is e · 1. sc . top s .... pe, 1n t e s sec· • we o er s .. HURRY -besl Cdi\1 buy, super sharp 2 BR home on R-2 Jot -priced fQr quick &ale $56,500. Call 6.J5-MOO area, 4 BR & 2 Ba Up!lairs, ~~ car~ts. Fireplace. 6!z..J~·~Kzs,t.o1s Miller ONL y 8°/o INTEREST tion ol So. Laguna. 2 BR .. 2 2 ba, home, with oeeen &: n:pl~: ~:., re~I ~\~ liv rm., din. nn., kitchen, a y yru= . . \Vilh $5,IXXI ca~h down, owner baths; ney,· klrchf'n : brick hilow'Uside vie"NI, ln our lovely, ........... tt..... v.-ater h te'I' Fani., den & & do\i·nstait'll . Sl.5.750 . ior;, 00\\.'N .... 111 sell this Y.1!11 located terraces & spectap.ilar er !\.fystic Hills. aose to iOO'"".; .. ft. Excellent :ntai Lots of cloSe t splice. Lrg BALBOA BAY PROP. condo on a M.1(>11 contrnct ocean v ie\VS. Chl·rier w/car· town .'l school. Ebony pegged schedule. Call MG-:-23.ll fOr CONDOS Lowtot ~r!oed I 1ri 81u(f.I for lhl& Dtl&ti 1 qlOd•I, -cupets, choi« p-ffnbelt location with. lar&e pine ,...... l6l..IOO. • Uke new waterfront 3 bedroom home. with private allp and ext.'tUent Newport addttu -underoriced at $77,500 -or' lea..e or leue/option. C.D.M.'o onltt~ ,;.,.,,_ do" unll. bulous -right on the y, pool tnd -sllps. $1'6.000: CALL ,,5.7z25 7 Lav91y Units + ,Pool Newport Heights Want lo make moneyt If you feel "Uncle Sam" t. sharifw loo much In your labors, look at lhls opportwi ity. $14,160 gross !ncon1e (and t~ rents are low), Location Is solid. High occupancy, pride of Q_wnerslrlp l!..tta. Only Jl-:t2.500. Submit down payment. il46-n7t (7MI e73·&2to I 2001 W.e.lbM 11¥d. Newport ltlGl'l·<:dloml& 12llO BEACH DUPLEX Exterior newly painted, 3 BR Ir; 2 BR, tu)ita, .ftttpl, dbl aar, In process of comp ln. terlor decoratini. Belt bu;y on the beach. $76,500 1797 Orange, C.M. 00-1m 9=f21 BEACH DUPLEX OPEN SUN. 1-C 120 2Slh StrHI 9 Yrs. Young, with 1 BR. a: 3 SR. units. Ne14' carp .. paint le drape~. asking S85,000 • but owner's arudou.11, eo make an otfer or brin& a trade. NEWPORT BEACH REAL TY 675-1642 ~·Newport Blvd .. N.B. REDUCED-T05'9,500 Duplex -atePt-to ~ach, on fee Janel. llo~t $380 month income, accelleraled ap- prttiatk>n avall. for tu ad· vantage. NEWPORT BEACH REAL TY 675-1642 2627 Ne"''port Blvd., N.S. NEW LISTING 3 BR. fam. rm, beaut. pool ln lushy lndrpcL Yard, W/JU BBQ &: hea'ter. Owner wka?Ty ht TD. $75,ln'.l. --GE~MA-- JlO..F Tustin Avt., N.B. REALTORS &IZ-4623 Newport Heights " [~,2b'~&u.j Obie car gar., 2 patio * 556-.8800 * basis, 1hWl YOU avoid ry back 1~1 T.O. ~7.500. oak fln. Compare lhts at details. co\·ers. Citrus tree !I . 642_Jj~1Y Com!>"'"-6200 paying today's hlghFEmESteres2t VIEW' LOT $69,500. Ol'ENTIL 1 • rrs ,. 2 BR, l'IE!\\'ly decorated ln!l;lde ana ouf, >.1nf comer roe-;; lion•' Gree! !!tarter home. SlS.500. call 64:>8400. ' ) • • ' ' . . I .. r ' • ' I I ! • • I I i , r I I ~· • • : ~ •• • \.\:._oodla.nd Sehl d i st r I ct . ASSU~JE 7~1% loan S2900 rates. NO LOAN . r~a.n1astic ocean views from * CHA!Uf HOME * $.S7,fi00 O\\'Tler S.IS-4732 or down, 4 BR, +21,~ BA + dln Bdrm., 11~ baths. upgraded lhis lot at the top of the new On R·2 lot. room to add C.."OZY, rusti c I Br, rrplc. palio. R·2 lot. $4.J.IXlO. Prine only. Ownr 673-4169. 531-0060 rni, 968-82'iJ eveG. Bkr. H rb y• ca11>Ct. air-coJid.: close to Monarch Bay T err ace . another unit. North end. 2 BEAUTIFUL Mesa \VOOl,!s Q 0Uf leW pool & park area. Full· price Price incl. architectural Bdnn. & den, 2 frples. honie 3 BR, 2 ba, att;wn, Garden Grove \V 1 h the-boat r I' . oply $25,l:i>. Don't mlu th.ls plans for a 1tunning COJ\o $65,000. (owner w /carry) .. fl.take Room For Daddy" • . . clean out !he garage •. , tlirn that junk into cash "-ell • call NO\V 642-$78. fountain. 9i9-83&tl l'!Ves. •W TIMOHTY va I 3 r!o~1 o( your JsB~~n&:~ opportunity · see It today! temp. home. $47,500. *FABULOUS.·.·* 3 BDR'I ho E t Id B 1.i. n -. Clint, • ONLY $33,000 LAGUNA ROYALE Mt. views from this 4 bdrm .. Large ;aCallrcl.m:~~ ~~:OWER ~~1.n-3505t. mr~. ~n~~2l3) Huntington Harbour 0wit~ ~~~t wa~~tr:~ ~:·· ~~ill~c. ~~e r::!~ r1.Ji ,L ! :1·:1t1 lHJ"VOOO 't.J BR., 2 be.this: take elevator schools. 2 Patios tor tt:lax· S©1l~lA-.t£r..~s· That Intriguing Worcl Game wifh a Chuckle ------UM .... ClAY I. POLLAN I RI M 0 N I I' I I' • I P I G E R ~ I The moot pronjlnent feature I; I I' I I of many a modern family la .--------. wol~to-wall--.a I RA CHE G I I I j I I' I 0 ~~,~ .. ch=-~~ ---·111'11litw be ch •-I ff'!' 000 Ing In the sun plus a Realty to a O< pOO • .,.,., gardener's delight I at h house filled with potted plants. A mbst' aee At 17214 COAST HWY "SINct 1946'' (71) 846-1361 & (213~ S92·136J lal Western Bank Bldg. VA N D Univer!lty P~k, Irvtne • 0 own Days JS2-711GO Nights OPEN l!OUSE Sat & Sun 1·5, i"i::=:I 1582'l Plymoutl,t. 111 lmmed. poss. 4 BR. 2 BA, SWISS'FAMILY plush crptg., in quiet tree-ROBINSON •had~ l~tion. On I Y Plenty of room tor YoU and $33,9.10. Submit your terml'I. the kids. 3.000 sq. ft. of lvic· CALL 545-8421 So u th Co ury in this s BR, beauty. Realtor5 Monterey model , ' !Ip a Ce ga1ore, made for en. REPOSSESSIONS tcrtBWnfl. 1.a111rts glllort - 163,!m. CALL -:<'or lnformallon and location ot these F11/. & VA bome1, contacl .. KASA Bl AN '62"'644 R eal E1tate ~~ 159 , 500.SHIELDS nosN,eoa..1twy,1aguno llEAL ESTATE 494•1177 /Formerly Englund R.E.) 318 Thalia 4M-al NEW EXCLUS!VE OCEANFRONT Remodeled Laguna charm 60 x approx.. 240 n. to mean house -1 .. Jevel, S BR .. 2 high Ude, step out onto your ba... den. Beamed cell's., own sandy beRch. Would JoTench doors, \wod nrs., YoU believe we cau get ;you Frplc. Nice enclosed yard. thla outstanding homeslte Will go lut at $69,5001 for Just $49,5001! ..ASltm REAL' 15.TATI OWNER • 3 BR, 2 BA, huge lam. rm. w/maastvc frp1e., paneled study. t.aund rm .. lrg. Id!., dlx cptiJ, \\'llled rear yard, comer kit, nr * $42,500 * bch. 139.500. SJ&..4562, Shllrp 2 BR. So. l.ogUM ll90 Gl..,noyro St -'B ·~18 * BY OWNER • N11'J\'1 9oa Terrace townboule. Prlv. area. 2 BR, t Wi BA, t.enn\1, Jllcum, hand ball, beach, etc. $42,MJO, 496-7361 or 644-8250. [~ ... i..:::au.J Chi1rmfng Ci1pe Cod BY Owner, Westclilf/Dover Ba.Ibo& ~]?eflln, lttplr" trom area. lu:xuri0111 adlt condo, beach & bay, paneled & overtooldn& pool, I: Greclllfl beamed llv nn, 2 BR.. ha. G1~ns. 3BR, 2 ll'K BA. d brtclt t d x.craJ lrr maater BR. 2 C'.I~· • c 0 u r Ya r ' frplcs, Marble lm.c.-ted $'19,500. open house Sat &: , ..... ~ &u:i 1-6, or apPt. 2100 Seville doors, ex.pensive cri>ll~ Ave., n .f..473..76al. =i $84,500. Cal SALES&-RE~N=TA~L~S-l •iii;iiiii;; .................. 1 2 ·Bacll<lon .......... ~.500 NEWPORT ISLAND 2 + 1-Bedroom •••••. tn.500 2 +!Br+ Vac. lot .. S9T,500 WATf!Rl'RONT 4 1-.n . .. . .. Sl:ls.IXll BA'tO!Jf~ P~OP. BLUFFS-·- By owner. elepnt 2 BR + den, highly upgradtd, fully air oondltk>ntd, beautiful prtvllle girden palki, Im- mediate OCCUJ>llDCY:· Fee You O'tY111'J°d· ~10'1'J'. -LEASE/OPTION BROKER l3).07IO OCEANFRONT ' DUPLEX B.':1 ~. ~.·~: ...,,...,, bl -""" ld-vantag<. 1164.500. LIDO ISLE ~<)RVATH REALTY BY OWNER 494-0618 oa.. 675-1912 i:xn 'U.rp comer lot. Chennl111 Capo Cod Unueual n&atic ch&nn. Open B&lbolt Penln, Slept trvm trplc, 3+ convertible den-beacli le ' blY. pe,neled A bedroom. 675--1079. 1 beamed llv rm, 2BR. bl, -brtclt 00\lrtytml, $19,SOO, 10% iNSIANT '"APPRF'£-open hoMe Sun l~. or appt. on pl.irchue of oce1n vtew 2100 Seville Ava, ooridO In 1'18. 2 BR, 2'.I BA, nun-7608 • PRINT NUMBERED llTIUS ll r r r 1· 1· r 1 -)'OU elev.lop lrOtll ttep No. 3 b.!Ow • SY Owner · Beam~ I: c0ey GREENTREE •10MES, by home. ~al~;~';h. llvlna, convcmtJon pll &. owner, 4 BR WI n d 1 or 4 BR, home. North Laguna trplc, 4 Bit, I~ BA, din. nt<OOel, uwaderl eop l S PLACE REALTY mt, tan1. rrn., Jly rm., 1\11 f h r a out, cu1t dt'P'j .iM-9704 •~9129 form dlrii111, IW\.ken IJv. rm. $00,000, 3 BR, fartl rm, t~J. Sy owntr 10% under ttt PRIME OCEAN VlEW teelUflon. AllO adj. white m81'ke:t fOr qulek aale. PROP.ER11E:S FOR SALE "-'aler vu loll. Ownr .tM-7384 $62,500. ~7"8 By ~of Ca.Htomla ' IN THESE SQUARES '11) lJNSCIAM8lE LETTERS TO I GET ANSWfl I I I I I I I xlras .. $42,900. 213: 360--0601 wa 11 p ap c r, comp 4 Br, 2 ba home HARBOR View • ll BR + W~(ch for our bl.a ad In · SUNDAY'S PAPER m.ooo. 19432 Mauna Lr!. fam. "'·• Carl"l'\el, 'fnder (CJ&a: lOO ~) 5*-'11113 -G,...t v!oW. I 12l3l 620-3108 or 96Z-<ra50. Jandsca~. redwood deck &: BEAunrUL octan view lot 3 BR Townhouse. Re:frlg, cement patio, $47,000 ONLY $12.!m .. pool, children ok. AJSUDW!•J ;;5.l=l=:--1"958~=:::::-T:::-:--::;:= Oceanvftw Reali.)' 673-8500 li,-~==--=--=S~C:.::RA~M;;.·..:LET~S:....:.A..:N..:.::..SW.:..:..;:E..:R..:S_IN_D_IM_E_·A_·_L_IN_E"-.. __ ,.:;:S.::..'' 1<86.=FHA-;-. _1ow-:--d-·~"'" • Fut ~.,. • -~atp;. t1n~n ~"' Fut mults .,. jtltrt a -W&lll oull 161:SOO. 841 eoeo. Nit. tor Mt. we Clll a--Che!!ted ·-• • J.lt!••----- • • • - -I , l . [ -'°''* I~ I ·-·w. I~ j -=--llj] I ~ 1~1 :;.l -;;,,_;;~ .. ~-lliJ __ l ~I ~-~-~-~-J~_ I -·-I~ I -... -· 1~ ~--·--~•I N-port -Newport Heights Commer•lel lnc:orno Property 166 -..y"' Lean 2.40 Houeoo Fuml"'°" ~ ~H;.; .. ; .. ~~U~nf;urn;~.~~!IO~s l !H;o;c~11~005U~nfum;;.~~30;5 HourH Unf\lrn. lPS IA Yelm 'Ti~'°.~~ 'l'i:.i ';i~ Property 151 ~ ~ DON'T BORROW Soutlt L•-· c-. ., Mar Huot!! ....... -h L•1-'!lfuol ., l NEWPORT only. lmmed. pou, 61!>-7963. * 59'"29' LOT * DUPLEX 125,000 'TIL YOU CALL USl 2 BEDROOM " Den. Oeeon 123$ • 2 Br, b-plc, btam cell, I BRAND NEW 2 BR. l'llCUEL Shora, 33'181 W11d: I r •c·H !DU.SIDE w/w, 3 BR, t'.R. b-1 ZONE •~ SID-I!! ~ ~ ..= 1.,ullf View. Larae deck, 1 block to carport, I bll< beachl CONDO. Crpu, d r p 1, Jammer, ilOO 11'1• ft., 4 ljR. ..,._, $68,500. Open Sun l.fi. 61.2 $32500. E z TERMS ... ~, .... _,_ ~ rv. be8C h. All remodeled tnd.. $215 • A11ract 2 br. tront_ ran.it/oven. dabwtic 6 prt I•~. bHch, p o ul . CrtAt family home -<i St. James Pl. 5-18-6310. ' -FOUR:PLEX $54,000 Ina.la ,,.,,.,._. ,d NOW b ~tcoiirea. Defwce. $350 houle, bltns. gar, )'\"d, Pltlo. d1'paeal. Beaut pool. All for UlO/mo. lll-~4.i'J. -=:.i-~t!_is -vecy Newport Shorn~ * 4 BtOROO?\t, 2 balhl, JOE FORTIER RL TY ~::.n; ~~~d NO ~ per month Sept. 15th thru $.xi 2 Newi ex~pUonally only $2'15/mo wtlh year LEASE 3 BR, 2 ba. eut-0. lovely fea~~n· ~ --double a;arqe. Best or $40.UU SIGNAL MORTGAGE ro. J~ 15th. SOI.Ith Lquna; nice Br, Ba, trplc, dbl leue. 10037 Vklwpolnt Lane. aa~. v'ew, patio, mal'I.)' fl· 1.,,.t -,.u.,. will '\:::10 WALK TO BEACH ,ie;"'af'·r· • Id SALES-EXCHANGES.MGMT boo ci,~4,)... ~ NB ~~ll5~ ""''-213' J.art.i.VllW RENTALS ~-~r· J\'!.!."'8411.i't tnu, fJZ.gi"f-j~ater locL flnance -ti'S,000. SUbmit ex;.1·~ 3 BR., 2 ha. Frp!c. home 00rn!o1ot!'t~ sOO er K.V. Dll.J,..S CO. ' • . Lido Isle 673-4000 or 494-3248 615-1500.L cE"',°"1SE=-_-;3o;B:,R"."", ""2"'ba-. -"""tb'I changes. ~TI7J. Au'lum. In spotlea cond. ' . ' . 17G-~2 Mort..-, OCEAN Vll!W 'rAS~ -4 BEDROOM -, .,. Cose to poot, A tenn;g, R M C di R I I d I . I P rty 161 T .-.,.__~ ~ ~ pool tacit. $330 Month Ol'f.NnLe·rr'SFUNTOBENICEI '43.~ ... fJ.Y .. c ar • ea tor nus r1• rqpe · ru1t ..,._, 260 LIVE ON LIDO rmmac 3 BR.28A,1am.nn. $295. mo. Inc. ~entt. 4m-97CM 494-9729 Allf.. ~ ~ CAYWOOD REALTY tBlO New'5r. ~,i· C.?1:1. * ll ACRES'* 2 BR, 2 BA. brtck trptc, dbl tn ClnleO Highland#, !ncd. =· OX~i4:· r lu1°~~~ 3 BR. 3 BA. $285, Mo. t * 541-1290 * N•w~rt He1nht1 WELL SECURED &ar., wshr/dryr. \Vinttr yrd, spectacW.ar oce an areu. Families only. Rd's. Flnt, la&t &: d~ " $3400 2nd Trust ~ gc:c, rental. $350. 6 7 3 • 2 2 2 7, views, cptl, drpl, like new. ~ed Call fee . •• • 495-<fJ62 Senta An• H•lght1 $146 SUNSE:I', L.A. Street to 8 uff Area Interest due 3 yrs. wm di• hl: 793-0&27. Lota ol storage. Aeceu to 3 · 54&4141 daY! . -street, approx 60'X280'X50', (Best Buy In count $840 to yield 13% WINTER lease, beaut So. I5'J; beaches. Avail. Oct. :. =-~~R~. Aak Lind• Isle GRAND OPENING G.I. RESALE , .ultabldor hl-me. 1231.000. Cosio Mesa) SIGNAL MORTGAGE Co. bayfront "°""'' 4 BR.,~ Ba. thl650/mo. teeaeor le&se/ =T,C7,;;:;..:.::~~,-1 OR 2 Yr. l•aae. Pier & dip. N B T 3 Bdrm home-lg. lot. Coun-Sell or trade for income. RIVIERA REALTY £n4> 556-0106 Sandy beach, Pirr&1loat option. 673-3177. $LANDLORDS$ 6 BR '" ba •--~• ewport ay ower1 try atmosphere. Take over 1213) 376-2814 or write 308 th Let US UR rrt ·· '1 ·• &ir-aJnQ. 1 & 2 BEDROOM existing G.I. Loan. Full Slrand, Manhattan Beach, 149 Broadway, C,M. 4500 Campu1 Dr, N.B. $1,650 Mon THE Blulli. 4 BR, 3 Ba., rent prnpe es.. 7,(IX) Sq. Ft. $.1,ln) mo. 1 CONOOMJ,..JU1.( HOMES Price $32.500. Vogel Co. 90266 642·7007 675-4747 Eves. Bill Grundy Rltr. 6'15-6161 new -never occupied. All ~~~~I .. :. th cl~~~. ~ Bill Grundy, Rltr. 67M1$'l Bayfront llqlnct ,Real 548-1Sr TD well-secured aeuon-BAYFRONT-PIER 3 br, 3 elec. ld.tch., dlx. appt'l. -.., Mei• Verd• Boat Slips I -_ ton 9348 NEWPORT BEACH Loh for Sele 170 ed; bal. $63,785; paya $640. ba. Winter or yrty. <n4) thruout. J..ce. patio, Mt. prior to vac~. Save SS. l"uJI Security lli&hNe We1tmln1ter Prime ba~t site OCEANFRONT R·l 1120 00) mo. incl. lO"Ao; all due 19TS; 675-1046/6'15-«00 ( 213) view. Now avail. $575 Per $ ALA RENTALS $ lti.lMEDIATE Occupancy\ 3 Steel & conCrete construction for boat reput'§ & sal~ • • · for $44,649. Box 3, Apple 271-ll55. mo. 644-1133 ma. N~ & Bay, Ot 642-3383 Br. 2 Ba. $29.5. Option p0p1. Private Bal~ni~ WOULD YOU B1.ll Grundy, Rltr. ~ :::'xro;; :;::·~~.0';.i~~ Valley, CalU. 92307 Cil4) 2 BDR..\t 1 BA. dbl pr. 2 BDRM le den, l~ Ba, 1 blk VERY plush 2 Br, 2 Ba. full ble. Broker. ~ eVe~. 2 garug; s~ccs pm· wilt. BELi EVE Condominiums building clearance Jor 2 ~3144· Yearly $325 mo. Realtor to bNdt m quietldeodncl """ a1 ppUX!n, club & pool. Ad ult !iv-3BR, fam rm, din rm. $350. Roor top fUJldeck 99. 136, . . . . for sale 160 story fl'om ooastal com· 642-~ at. All appliances laun-ng. t toe. 1 mil to beach. per mo. Ave.II Oct. IBlh-20!.h. Unwrual 'Opportunity to Pur· a x lot in this city! rnlas>on. 213/3~2814 or I~ 2 BDRM 28A., dbl pr. dry, auto sprlnklert, 2 car SZJS lea&e. 536-0092 or OwMrfAgent. 546-'lffil chase Baytront ProQerty ln Nearly l/3rd acre, useful • 20CAi SQ 1.,-• Write~ Strand, Manhattan .._,......_ -fl! Winter $.145 mo. Realtor garage. $4Z.. w/K8f'dener. 534-J896. N 8" h Newport Bel.ch. for storage of trucks, boats ... with magnifice nt view of Beach, 90266 642--5200 . ~1329 NEAT 2 Br. Crpts, drps, ewport c 3lO Fernando Rd NB and campent, etc. Plus 3 the San Louts Rey Downs N ~··0•~•G home comp!. yard + m•est roonl. \Valk to t'>"~ • 2 Br 2 Ba &&rage 2 67• ... 1 " · · bedrooms, 2 bath cu.tom ewport llH<h ·~· ·--:r . -_..., -home with~ 2 huge famU Thorobred Training Center. ** LAGUNA BEACH • * reclecoratfd, 3 br, 3 ba, trpl, beach~ 'downtov .. n. No pets. blks beach. oilldtpet. 'N. PRIVATE ISLAND rooms, !!replace i Ha• 3 bedrms, 3 bath•, O.un Vlow Lots HOUMI Furnlthod 300 WINTER Tental, Newport I::°' aar, 2 blks from $265/mo. r.31NS07. Shore•. ASSUAfABLE 73 LOAN. fireplace. ls designed with a 1 Lot $14,00J. Gener•I Peninsula, ~ blk from bay. ch, 1Ai ~ llltortf!ll. Irvine S.100 • Near ne\v 3 Br. 2 ha, NEWPORT BEACH Bargain at $4Z,500. call separate, privatCe guest t 1 lot $14,SQO. 2 BR, Liv nn, lrl' kitchen. Leue $325. • hlh1s, gar, 1 blk ocean! By OWNER '.rwl·n rulty Inc, bednn suite. on ta e : 1 tot '"",...nn. . .. 1 ,_, • patio .r. It 3 BR, 2 "' nr bch S.125 • 2 Br. trple, bltns. PREFE RR ED PRO. ,....,::r:: $lS5 • Utll pd, Qa,anlront ... ..,.e,.'ruce ; llJe °"'' ' , ' YES WE lfAVE RENTALS Leaving area, Immediate OC• equal hou.s1na: oP(>ty. PERTIES In') ""'o """" Brok"' 49):.3611 Bach. Beaut. View! Laguna. house w/bedrm, "-ba. ept/drp, nr. schla ~~P2 1£· "l'ay we•-or •-'ce patio. ira.r, Balbon Island. (,.'\lpancy, f BR, s BA luxury 9614405 (24 hrs) .. '""'~ $175 -1 Br. Channellront, 1rg Servlce room. wfwuhe!t A:. $425. Bef. lOAM or"'"'" • "' in ;lving .,... NU-VIEW RENTALS 2 year old home. Many de-$390 DOWN OCEAN View Lot in deck, Newport. dryer. 548--0671 ext 39C. or 5 PM 675-4034 Your housing needs-> 673-4030 or 494-.'JMS luxe, cwrton1 te11;tures have VA TERMS--$32,500 Beautiful Laguna Niguel $tti • 3 Br. Gar, ~k, 213/64S--2963. 3BR, 3BA, 1 blk .trom beach, ·From $315-$450 ' ON the \\'aler, up p1e r ~ built Into tlus outstand· Stratford 3 BR 2 BA ,,_ 2 Bednn., l~ Bain, new car· Terrace. 100' frontage. AJI Balboa Isl. Winter. nJE Bluffs. Totally turn. 9 trplc, patio, leu then l.yr Ne~'J)Ort-Bay, fan ta s (1 c 1ng waterfront home. eus-• • .... petw & pa!Dt. $11,00J. FaiJ'. new homes nearby. $34,500. NU·VIEW RENTALS Mos., adlt. sgle1lory 3 BR. old, all bl.tin!, $400 per mo. view, 3 Br, 3~ Ba. spaclput tom Jurnlturc & 1967 Cruiser llv. rm.. fam. rm., e:lec. lane Glll"dem, an adult eom-0-vner help finance. Bkr. 673-fOOO or 494-3248 town home, to appreciative 6~7481 master Br, Fam r rn , Included ExceUent tenns hlh'!9·1 D/W, lrplc, encl. munily. Acerrt 8364206• 642-4155. BAYFRONT couple. o-• at -111 /frpl • •·-b • t · • · patio •-"· to -~•-• 5 BR -..i ~....... •ua~ ~ HARBOR View H . 1 •. w . e ........ e U S2'19,CD1. Al!o a".ailable un-Mile 'Sq~~ Park~·~; NEWPORT RMERA BORREGO SPRINGS lot, Pier trptc ~\V':;' (price flexible for rij:ht par-Spaeiooi 5 Br/den/fam deroretecl. Now avail far f~. For into • call FHA loon 1n•200 t 5a1 '°'· 90x2)[). Murt a e 11 lm-"""'"'1'.,.,., ..;._tr:~~ ' ty). 644-1133 Bkr. rm,~ -·cular view. lease. For appt, Ca 11 67J..!7?V2 0 ......... a 1'lo"" 3 BR., 21h BA., fpl., fam . rm., mediately• ..,CNI ~268 -· u • ....,.,..,,. ... ~. 0 ........ -644,.{)884 ...... ~ ~' P.I.T. $145 mo, 6ll..S244 or. 2 clU'....gar. Im.med. poss. To eves · ,.............. Balbo• Island WALK to water Bach, $90. $850 o. 6"-2359. , .....,s eves.. ====r=· --91.UfFS -531:.6011 • inspeet..-..0-642-9002 :. _ · Also 1 Br h.'ie, C.M. util pd. 4 BR 2 Ba 42!1 lleliotrope "SINCE !MG" THE Bluas. Brand new -,-FEE "E'; --..r-u·p'ex-e17Uiiif1 -· AD,.~·Sqli:J>roft. r~. , .. :.:!~.:. .SOU'l'H J3iYfii)frt ~ o_u_s, e' &Agt-'l. n,! .. •-"lcb.· """~~Yacant ~ &,=.2-Ba,-'ZOO -~em.J.lankJ31dsz:. ''Tennis Villa" Jamily home, ----l u u i.u . """""" ••iClMl 3BR 2BA tantuti ;J1....--N LarksPl,lr $450.-641)...0851 n v t)1""Pflrk;-trvl~ 3-aR,; p(us ram.-rtt\~r El!'Rance in the BluUs! ! The I · Real E•llt., J ra\ sale 1'2 Ai-t. 646-74.14' side' He 'tor srnal~ 'hi:: OCEANFRONT -\Vlnter . Coroni del ~r· D•ys 552~ Nlgtits cptg., cust. drapes, •P,e-c. profes&k>nal . touch Is c» Cenw~I . ~ DUPLEX _ Sharp Santa Ana Mountain, D ... rt winter lease, $400 pe.r mo. Charming 2 BR, 2 BA. $Z15. v.·~~ pa~ S rt vb.is. A !![)(IC)OWI 2350 ,q. ft. Hei·~·-. Principals only. R--rt 174 Yearly .lease. $583 per mo. 6200 \Vest OceanfronL Ph: CHARMING 2 BR, 1 BA 3 BR. 2 ha .,M w to poo le ' 4 bedroom, family room Te~"' $37 500 &4Z..37'29 ·-A1G Elliott Rea.I Estate, 301 962-mG or 536--2551. house good location nr 3 BR."~ i,;. '''' •••· ·•• $6) ~,,~~ed. home on fee 111.nd Acreige for ••I• 150 · ' · 166 PALM SPRINGS Condo on Marine Ave, No. 7, Balboa 2 BR. winter, ne wl)! park,' So. of Hwy, CdM. 2 BR,'2 ba, d~~::vc·::: $715 ........,. uff ' Only $87,500 lncom. Property mUllonaire hi! w/panoramtc Island, 673-M54 decorated, 4 houaea to $.275. Pleue call 644-3134. 2 BR. 2 be.th• tam rm. $350 E•1tbl , 5SR, 3 CALL 644-7211 LAND ii~iiiiiiiiiiii~iiliiiiiiiiiiij vt2""s olden....,. .. ,,,......,,,._b 4 BR hou!le avail now for 9 beach. $230 Incl utlla. **NEW 2 BR. CONDO. 4 BR., 3 ha . .' •••••••.•• S4l'5 Executive home, New t rJn NIGEL EJAILEY & ASSOCIATES • 2 Acres Plus. 6 Miles Sooth of Santa Cruz In Aplos. \VU! take 30 units. Owners will ex c hange, CARMEL MODEL Orange County Area. Ol- VIEW fered tor $10,000. Outstanding H,.V. I.Jomes: 3 e 20 Acres. Betw e e n lxinns., family m1 ., lush Banto\v and Randsburg on gold carpeting, decorator proposed Expres:sv.-ay. Of. drapes. Valley view. First fered for $9 000. tin1e offered. sr.z.500. 1rce • (you O\\'l\ the Jand l. Call COLWELL ~. CORBIN-MARTIN RH lion 644-7662 . + , 2 Ba, l'tm, etc. mo. lease. Lots of room. 675-2445. NEAR CHINA COVE. Ap-4 BR. 2 baths • , , •• , •••• $475 in & out. Walk, to CdM }Qih, Bread & Butter BeauUfully deoo.r., a:mplete STUDENTS WELCOME. 3 BR. On Penin. Ideal tor pllancea furn. Ph: 673-8936. 3 BR. 2' bll., air cond .•• S275 Elem achl &: lrilppng. Yr lat I U Its pr Iva c y. A 11 s u mable Call (213) 289-8366, ll no students. No•• tho be·-• • BR ~' ba "75 w/opt to renew $575 mo nco·-n -•--will _ ___,,. ... ~u. 3 BR 2 be. clean spacious ... · '"711 • • • • • • • • • • • ,.... ' • ' =-;~-;;t" ~e W fut=: ~=·mea1a1e1 ~~B~~· lo ocean· pa&, iv: ,$41'5.'mo, YrlY CALL 552·7500 ~loeQater &: prdener. *FIVE UNITS* rates stabllze. Con alder 3 BR., 3 ba., den. --"·'te tease. 644-0611. VISION NB CHERRY '"'" possible trade Newport v.1 __ ,. CA........ winterrental lncl.utlla. 2 BR w/&ar. No child. ot · · · --:-i °!!.2.~ R~ kit, 00' .o! 300'. Beach area 56-0194 or (l) patio. Little J..DolAUl.,I. $600 Per Avail Now. 675-~. pets. 612 Poinsettia. $Z75. ?\It. resort at mos p h e,r e UAu:;,stant income ....,.,..,. per 328-i210. mo. plus util. * OCEANFRONT * Afary 644-8616 646-0555 • d h' I I wtboating &: IWimmtna:. mo. ONE J.BR, FOUR 2-BR WINTON, R.E. 675--3331 z Bdrml. _ $200 re I Great 3 Br; hurey! $525 t'°· units ne6r Harbor Shopping Re•I Ett•te Wented 114 2 BR, winter, new 1 y Pro--. .. r_,_ ,,~., _.,,, Co1t1 Meu JOHN P . CAREY C ~·~ ~ ~ REALTY n~ .. rono REALTORS &IK-T414 t.'flter. WANTED· Laf¥'! old house decorated, 4 houses to 305 !'\.Liu.. ,...., $79 ,SOO. to fix up'. Not over $50,00J. beach. $230 1ricJ, u ltlJ. Hou1e1 Unfv<n. 1---------Unlv. Parle Center, Irvine NEAR Mariner Sehl, t ttC; liini4-593-<iiiii™iii·iiiiiiiiiii l!fi'?;.ii2445~~~;;:[i'f.~~ Gener•I DELIGHTFUi; UNIV'l:'D .. ...w-p-~-3 BR !amd ""t' _ _. 2~N ha, 'I 2 BR. 2 ·Ba bou!e, priv patio~ POOL HOME ..,n..3..l,....1. "'"' • re ecora = ew ap P • * ELEVEN UNITS * 9 , painted w/atrlum, very clean, new-JaWld, retrlg, self ~an $ 29 500 pr, W/D. Nr. So. Bay. $ LANDLORDS $ 3 BR/FR • newly · ly palnted lMlde & o"t. Nr. oven, comfortable park U.. l ' l I~ mos or Yearly Lea.!Je. <:alt n.-1 malnl""""-included pool t ,. BE'ITER than nc"' · 4 BR + • • FNncilf Ltt US rent UR propertiel. Cti.il'd & t .,.OK"' $3.50 year: • et:U114o OZJ greenbelt. grounds, $475 lncl. gardete.r. residence m parklike 1 ac. Price jusl reduced $15.00J tor CHARMING73-7J68. G -~~ Ca/: We "-'Orie with )/'ou. FEE ly. ci.Ife;~ MwU 64HZl5 1~, occupancy. 5.52-7777 1901 Beryl Ln, 6G-9l!l88 l · Jot N t I -·• r,..;" a ca.sh-out sale. This is a """"'-·" FREE. M""" OienU. call • aft.3.30PM e n•y•MQ•~·~•VJEW , ew app , au ..... , re • ..,.. Cod N' •ly furn 2 BR frp ~.., (K51) u.tt. ec: 1.u~ .. 'll.ll, self clean oven, hrdwd Nal opportunity to make tce215 • c, prlor to vac~. Save$$. · UN IVERS IT y park Brand new bv ~evel ~R" floors, nr Mariner Sehl. the best lncomc purchase Business winter, Amelhytl $ ALA RENTALS $ townhouse. 3 BR, l~i Ba, plan. Bluffs condo. 3 !JR., $59,500. 1901 .&ryl Ln, this year. CUrrent income Opportunity 200 3 BR. 2 Ba, Jrplc, built inl, Newport & Bay, CM 00-8383 bltns; D/\V, frplc, cpts, 2~ Ba. .frpl~ wet bar, , 6f2..S8G8 $l40Ci. per mo. ENGLISHMAN le.ks ~~~:.. yearb'. Call $70 Get• Furn Pad-Male. ~rJs _::, :~· ~-r;. = ~~t ka . OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun 1-5 Apartments SI lho · .1.J1• •~ty ~ .1..-lse •'XII:! _,,.,,. 10~ DN. or, lease/option. F.or s.i. 152 N~rt bu1lnet1 p1rtner to $600 Furn. .Baytront le Pi~. snS' Hsewe~b!ow~ __ _.. ...-.UV • ...., mo. ~-,,-===-=--::--,,.-::;--,,, '""Prime ~ vi~ Bluffs Cbr>-· ""ft? ~ • . . mMch $80,000 to er .. ,,!R.19094 ~ iar&f• ..,... _ Compl turn-nr beach! Y BEST location. Lovely 3 BR. NEWPORT .Sborlll: 4 , 2 do. 3 BR. 2 BA. 2006 Visli BY Owner de.twee oced at, •t• Tutlor Inn by ••a 0 111"' or Vl..,.-.-N C.M. 1 Br $156 w/gar. col· VERY CLEAN 2 BA Condo. Wtw crpt'g, sa. f.a.mily rm.~ Cauda.I. $82.500. Care~ front apt. :i Br, 2 Ba. ~, 'Fairview ·cOQ ti m. San Fr•n-WINTER. Avail now • June. lege close. Sngl.s. AND S~ARP drp1, air/cond., dahwshr! w/pool tbl,, pa~ w Realton:, 6 1 S -3 5 3 5 or house Smday 494---r.u; or clsc:o. 722 Mcwotpmery 2 BR, 2 BA. trptc, gar. $250. CdM-l br $250 n1ce yrd. 3 BR. home wi'lh Jowly car· Ml'.lny extras! Garqt. Poo 6bq. Amm It. ll'l1U'I be 64&-7414. ___ ,_ 4!>1-1245. , 646-lf11 St, (22) tol: 434-"49. mo plua util. rn.ms. Blma, Ck D, gar. See nowt -· be&ut. ponel<d wan., ~·!;._Natto ,-· Im/mo. ~I> i.o. NPT Crest -Luxury 1..v11vu. 3 8 · p rty 154 ( vtl--'' 2 BR. house, trplc, lrg patio, H.B.-New! 3 Br 2 Ba $3Z. covered patio, trees and • ~ • Br, 2~ be. lofted ceiling, UllMll , '!fM 1n,. ",..' PARTN'.ER seasoned, active wlnter or yearly. Patio & gar.-Nr ocean. huge 1enced yard. Famllie1 UN IVERS IT Y Park THE BLUFFS master suite \.\•/sun deck. TIVO LOTS roTAL 1CM'x299' "preferred", or silent for * (213) 761-7196 * N.B. VU! 3 br $215 Writr. only. $ZJO./mo. Call O.ta Townhoule 3 BR. 2% Ba, Newport Beach smart Mir, 3 Oct. 1st occup. \VIII sell OIOlCE LOCATION Hur>---· ---· multi-million dollar well BBQ-top deck. Sngls. ok. &: Wallace, ReeJ'lon 54&...(141.. tam rm, 1mmac Adj to adll BR, pool .t ma~inl t $3000. under market price. tington Beach z o 'N E D JUST REDUCED $7000 established au cc e 1 sf u I CHARMING 2 aty wflge Uv Cd.M-4 br 2 ba $395 yrty. LARGE 2 BR, 2 BA duplex, pool. Immed occup. $385 crpta .l drpa. $525 mo. A Xlnt flf1&f)Cing tor sale or s us IN E s s p Ro. '*NEWPORT BEACH* Firsbus'""'t .,:....,. Vcryo"e...!~. Mtl~i ~ -~~e: 0~r;frfy.~~ SUnny, paUo, gar. Grdnr. cpl!, drpa, ow, ideal loc. mo. Call mas-.:rl31. lut ml dep. , or leue 547...s673. ~ONAL ofi OWICES. DUPLEX • 300' from ocean. \.U'"" u· ""' ""' F.V.-4 b.r 2 ba $275 Now! East.side, gar ott alley, prks: LOVELY 2 BR. 2 ba. home. "56::7:,.-,::1883::=;.. ~===-"~ PORTA.FINO , $17,500 en. TERMS wrlte: 2 bedtwn. 1 bath down· have $ 3 0 • 0 0 O ''secured" 4 BR, 2 Ba. fl'pl, patJo, 9 mo. Fprl, fncd. K.Jda/pet• for trlr/camper, adultll or>-Lease $285 per mo., incl. NEWPORT SKORES, l~ ~·tured ~ "--e Tour KANPAK 1993 KUbe.1 Rd., &lairs rents $225. per month/ Ground floor opportunity. lse at $350/mo. Yrly Lse at ALA Rent•l1 642-1313. ly no t $""" J1'IO ,_. .t .... NI •· J d d b'~ to -an, 2 • dd, 2 '~ "' ~" Wint-. -. _ .. -"/Sum· 675-6291 Mr. Camp. •Mll'l/rrn. utH ...A 67S--OT97. • pe •· ...... • ...,. wa • .,r. ce.J' n 1 c p . , ..... "'"" • 4 BR, 3% BA.~ x 40 Pool Klhel Maul., Hrwall. .... -_. ~ ...,.,., jl'&o last ,+ $75 cln.g. 329 w/aprlnklen lront A rear BA, w/w cpta, bttna, new Professionally Oeconted SALES-EXCHANGES-MGMT me.r. Upstafn .is l.argeT tnt WINTER or yrly. ~ Rochetter, 642-1264. Aaent · 833-9293 DW I: drpe, acDtl, no = $1JJ,~fANY EXrnA~ K.V. ~ <X>. ~~ :: =: ~~:r ~: ie~~~~~ill.lrp!Bllr. 11 ~. J:i. ~·arBk~ L"l"M Beach ~~· 213: a.; Princ:lpeh Orty Commerclel week/Surnmtt. Priced under e R.E. Salesman needed 2 BR. cottage. • to floulll 'll-.. Garage. Yard. Low maint. $155 • Utll Pd., nice 1 Br, S BR. 3 ha.th, 3 car pr, QtANNEL Reel oa the Pr-rty 151 marlcet at · $62,SOO. !or fast (No loan worries) beach. Winter rental. $185 * ••i-om * Avail ftow. $265 0) 828-MOO stove, relrl&. c r p t f d r p , de I u x e c r pt 1. n e a r water 2 Br. 2 B& sup. --sa.1 Holl•nd Business Mo. plua util. 547-3842. -or 89t-1305. eUJ>Orl. clubhouse and pool. 18eO 91!CW'ity, pool, jaCjlzzi. e. (714) 17M500 645-ilTo SALES 540o-011J8 S.lboa Penln1ul• W.11111cotTAMIM IMMEDIATE Occupancy $165 -'1 Br. near beach. Big !'~.low, N.B. $515~. 1!15,000 & up. c;arey SUPER LOCATION etrrE 1 Br "'"8ae $12>. i....1y h'lt 2 Br Condo. yord. Oilld/pet welcomo. ~- Realtors, GTa-3535. -On Bristol near·South (but MUSi SELL COZY 3 Room con ...... e, nr Furn. Ideal 1or slng.le. E/1lde. szit. No childttn. $225 • Util Pd., 1 hr, trplc, LAROE luxury home -new BLUFFS X Plan, $6j,!XKI, 3 Plaza. 3 yr.• old -quality ronson (ill.nenJ bay SU)fmo. k..._S / l. E/slde. · Lease option po11lble, Bkr. patio, steps to ooean. carpet, 3 Br, 1 Ba. LfK BR. 2~ Ba. 1 yr tld. 301 built· 6,1'.k» ..t_ sq. ft. bldll:· TACO STAND Mature cpl pref'd. No pets. A'M'RAC Bachelor, $125, 838-6341 eves. .~t, ·b11:,.~ :n view la.mily room, trplc. Aault.a Vista Trueba. 0 w n ~ r ol'f paVl-a--:Jl,lW + sq. ~ It R lty & I t t FOOd Jocatlon. Askb2g $7,!50Cl. 673-1162. compl tum. Sml pet ok. , SINGLESIFamllJH -Va· $Joo • smi.n. but ~ 2 Br only $47S. 60-6889 a'ftll. 640-1090. · • (45 car #pots). 'Plmtir1r on 2 •• 005 S. ;~.J~en 1 or otter. CHARMING Peninsula Point 2 BR, $150. Children ok, cant 2 Br. $1.XI • .AllO 3 BR, • !rpl.c house '.si>. JA.una ' ~Jmm~°"·--,--=--:::-=- HARBOR VIEW HOMES ~ts. Englpeered f o t FULLERTON llERJTAG~ ...... ~~ ESTATE home. Yrly. rerrta.I. 3 Bdrm., bring pet. Encl patio. . $180, lddl/pets. A&'t Fee: $350 • Im.niac 4 Br, b-plc, 2 BR, w/w crpt.t.· drps, Monico Jee land. Upended. 1pec1Rlty meats, bakery Ir: .,.,..........,,., $3 / LARGE 3 Br $240. Garqe. 979-8'30 • btns. hear Niiuel Golf tri>lc., n!!fri&, nuige, Enclot- $5950i Princi pals only. coUee shop. All ~P· TRIPLEX--$41,250 BEAtrrY SALON, $'1500. ~~. 15 month. 673-4'186 Child ok. 3BR 2BA, Meaa Verde. Avail Course. ed gar. =m. Adult& See ~-~~.e~~!~~n. ~ Spacklwl, modem, 2-story Good 0>rona del Mar loc., 5 N~°" , ... 3 Br -/ FREE RENTAL BOOI( Oct lit. $300/mO. Roy S«XI • Country Estate 3 U3 c°"•"'I 'iNat <37H ~~)Dr., 3BR house near octan, low ::=-"_ ,,,..,., lt'7'lll:: (KS.l) l'tUdio apts. C'O m Pl et e booths tmmaculate con-c.n..n. ~ • _,.,, mo. DROP IN & BROWSE McCardle Realtor. 548--7729 ac. 2 Br, 2 Ba, blJ stone · · r. ar · nt )II 11 ~Q--w/hltns, ~t•, d;...., -10 d'•tion.' Low •---, .... ..lrl.... Winter rental. see at 311 ..... or exampl•· 3 bdrm ho-· d -•c SHARP, open bo&llll!, 2 Br, 2 i:n =l~r.' ~.1 &:l-<:arg-;;.,ge, ~at::d'on nearb .Shownb;°'apPt:~ Anadeorcall6'73--4MJ. "2 be.tbs, Co.ta Me;·;: 3 BR.k~fncd)!' ~: 3 Br, 2 Ba, frplc, Ba, guest room, bltns. pvt __ .'?RADE... N~rt )J each _ large lot cl0&e to Sout\l Un~rsity Realty PEN Pl', 2 BR., Pl'81'l. College Prk.{ pra,ge, fenced 516-7190 charming oceanakie on Vic· beach, securlty guard . Prop f 0 r . Out::Or-T"O\\'n Realty €om.P!l,ft)"_ _ Coe.st _ Baza s h o y_p l ~i 300l-E.-~ Hwy 673-65lD patio, nr ocean & bay, ;vear yard, b u t t -1 n 1 . $275 tort& Beach. \V 10. $450. IM. (1) 524-3473 Prop: Bkr, 714/673-2058. 642""235 , MWtoO o':n~~!,: ~e ~-o~he1fte~5: *MACHINE SHOP . Cor'roundono }!", ,;.~r perH-~·mWvdaJku_tlcAdamLee, 2790 ~tamperrm.m~e~: _N~Vl.EW RENTALS .3 BR, 2-Ba...-frplc....2,,P.atm, • ._... w1· ...,.. -'""' -..·uu.i. ., a l!I Owner/a ...... t. SAe--7001 613-t030 or 494-3248 Yrly. S375 Mo. NPT Crest. 3 Br\ 2* Ba, \'estment. Xlnt 30 yelll' Est.ab. 17 yrs., 5,000 sq. ft. REAL ESTATE ...,...... OCEAN View Beaut 2 Br 2 Ask For Mike 13,000 below marl«L VI•"'.· C l Lo $l 7 500 Unandng available <r trade bldg, Good leue. Neu LANDLORDS! 2 BEDROOMS, 2 haU.., n-den IA' rch Be a ,'. h JONES REALTY 6~210 7%11o int. Own!?',~. • f , for smaller home. 10% $46,000. Yrly. Owner will CHINA-O:nl'e; 3 BR., 2 Ba. hea'l'ed swtmm'-........,,. • .._./ U"1 * SHORES otJFtEX * 50· x '140' NeB.r 19th I: clown OK. Ask for :r.tr. llnance. ED RIDDLE ne"•ly redecor. All new ap-\\re Spedallze tn Newport mo cau ~'f _..., _,., HeiaJ1taJ Shag crpts, open DOVER SHORES 2 BR. 2 Ba. V.A Loan Pomona Ave., C.M. Priced Rodriquez, own c r I bk r REALTY. 646--881L pllances. 30 Pace• to beach. Beach e Corona del Mar e · · ' . beam celling, lncd yrd, Beaut., view home. 4 Bdmu, PROPERTY' HOust &t2-:«i0 '°""'at $2.5Q ~Sq. ·Ft. 58&-1071 or (M 612-7728 BARBER Slop, iexclustve $600 Mo:, rent. le as e , & Laguna Our Rental Ser-2 BR, car. lrK yard, ~ti, ehUd or dog ok. Avail Im-4 ha. $1.100 Mo., lease '';.;""..::::.:;..:,.;:::~';:-'~"-'I Wesley N T ylo Co 11 UNITS. Room !or 3 mo-. ~rona •·• ••--... a. $3 leue/o~xm. Jmmed. ()c. vice Is FREE to Your .,._, drapes, atove, 1 Cb ok Jrted. $310 unfum. $350 .furn. Bill Grundy, Rltr 6TS-6161 "Newport Hel•hlt REA.LTO•RS r ' .. ~ = -.. , $165 per mo ~'ISOll 494-7109 att 6 & wknd• • E/side C.M. 1 & 2 Br.· HC+. Low lease. Good .. ~Co· Rl...z · ,;,.J. ...... Nu-View! · . ' . . TWO STORY ROOM To R. OAM 211 San Joaquin mils Rd. Gl'O!S SIB75/mo. Ca II grou. 673-0153 or 545-2597. ~w • ~. · I ·~ NU-VIEW RENTALS l2lS mo. 4 BR, 2 Ba home. OCEANS!DE ot Hwy• 4 BR 211 ha wol bar court Newport Center 644-4910 owner, 642--8520. YARN SHOP in Newprt 222 HEUO'I'ROPE"2 Br.1% 673-4030 or 4M-3248 E.Chot. Lra: fncd )Id/pt WlUMJ..§.l 3 BR, lovely view, ya.rd Sedurtt;y late '--bull •-e 12 ,_ th W st Beach ~ n-1 hilt-~ 9 QIO or eve/wknd. 548-4669. oldel' home, lf'f!4t privacy, ,..A_;~ _ .., ... ~ • ~~lo~. !t ~'hQae H_:~ 90~~~.:N~ t ~ ~~:1:'Niot ~ ' l"~· i>Ur'lnle, w.;, M ~U, ~ Bl~tat?,ril· a d~ti 2 BR Off·ltr, ~t. pado, ~Umin; ~ d~ ~ (-;;~ic• B;:i·H=·Vtew rec. &: tam. nn uttllty A well • call "'ow &U-!i678. Ad 64l-56'1I. I 1 t see Fri. 6 PM or S&t A SUn. bomt'. 3 BR. 2 'ea., b1Jae f!7s.. ~ =-1:_·J>el:L w~s~ • Homes, v.11.ttt & ~ ~~~Mr>i:.'."·1~~;, r· , . 1~ "<;;"unity 220 2~1uxa~·-" =e .. ".""~~'"::t~ Dono l'9!11t cobouNTRy_e1tt1e,,....tJon1Drto ~nt«leaseopt.$SIS. w/charmlng ,.. '""' ....... , 'tll June 15th. /mo. 3210 nlce 1 .. -11.. &'4-1133 Bkr rses. ....,ase or op fl1..,1<:11e.n.:..!!'"e l"_-Ask;n,!.; Mob"1le Homes l:m:I TAX SllELTER.-TOP IN· s-v1ew.Cdl4.61>-2222. -~· . cLo•• TO DANA ..-.3.35Actt1:•BR.• *SHARP 4 BR.' BA. • ...... •• 'l"""ft"' CDME: Balboo ... nlnsulo POINT MARINA Ba., Igo. nv. rm. ~tau!ve Townhouse Back Bay. Pool. $68,riOO or will le piton. Unusual oppty Pl oil unit. Huntlnpton a.ch stone frplc. Dramatic vlewa. 1'.rptc, self clenn OVfll, dbl _ Proven field-no rt a k , PENINStJLA Point Exec NCY1 3 Br. 2 Ba. ldfal for ~·,per mo. a.gent 4~7551. pr, 83.l-8974 or 833-l&S!. CALL Ci) , 4 '" 1414 Mobile Homa Mobile Homes ~~~ .. ce~ ~ ~'. ~~ ~nt·::. =e2 ~~d: ~~ ~ t! w~ ch::ie. ~ CHARMIN1 .... 1 -G 3 BR bou.se. BEAOON Bay win~r5 For hie 125 For S.le 125 depletJon allow. Must sac cupied 60--3216 lndoor/outNvwo patio in-544-767'8. ..,.c. ocean vie'"· block beach&: tennis. 2 Br, 2 1 alA -$50,I .....,..... from bench Adults $250 t'rplc, bltm •. patio. Av Near l'f••p•rf p 1r ottice MOVE in now! 24xtO 'Le MOBILE Home, '1 Ox 5 S 2131•'!1 ~lOprlce. Pvt ownr. L .. un• 8Mctt ~ ... m1L.~c, all bl~ 1~~ 2 BR, 2 BA houae, bltn stove, ~l7l · · · now. $.100. Ml.·9534. BAron, u~ded cpts & w/puU out living room, xlnt ~ · ·~aa "''="'ttr, no pe .... ~1:> garbage dfl;p., fplrc, carport, . . N · rt -• .,., ... ....,..ti-I drpa, fllr Qood., 2 BA, wet cond. 9d> cvnt porch, % Monrt to Loan 240 OCEANFRONT $800 mo. 4 mo. lie. 6T:>-i1337,,962-M49. adults, no pets. 49'-nTB ~ ~· ~ail3 '= B~ onN~1!ufa~2 1!: I ewpo 3 ~·BA bar, all adult park. AllWTle blk to beach, frfoderate rent. J:Ji..A~~hcd. $.150 l.OVELY lower dplx. 1 yr El Toro · prlv beach are~ & • faeils. $550 ~:.;T to J..R. \':lu~.ik. ~ ~..:: 53&-l34• 1st TD Loans mo. l'11R. ••• tt"rc-. ~-~· M" :i'~: Slll.;. mo.tow tov.ly 3 BR. 2 7!4-<8>-7000 . ' goraae. ..&.ms. lhigc Fam~y ~th b'· By owner, 52743 « l2x4o MOBILE home w/8x21 A.gt. 4M-810t Ot-9729 Btycr•t BA. bllnl. trplc ) car pr. OOE~QNT & r a cl o u 1 BIG Canyon Cbndo new 3 Br, bee.In cellln& s ~ 64H742. . aia.ene roon1, c .M. Adtt , UP TO 90~ o c ~NT $300/mo. •~ • ' :tf~ rn!?'1 ~~vs. $45<1~· 2800 aq. n. Choice a!:~· • plaC<W, cl ~·1~ A .. -lo.35 CliWIA w I b 1-u. pd<, pets ok. $5!00. -7. 2nd TD Loans Bnnd -· ..... -2 coltlttR lot, "" 2 BR, fountain VoTiev Yrly. -: sis-l!m. . ~.l'fo1~··,.,.,Jr""" tum!noua .,"C .. •• prints, 4' • e ct l on•. 'bdrmi 2 bath. Wln.-. frplc, patio, c:pfa, UP)., .a. galore. La'!lll ....... "P' Aluminum .l wood parlet 111-NEWPORT BAY 49«161S, 8'15-m:I. aan!enor 13811 yr17 ·i.e. HUGE l 1IR, 2 BA. 2 car FOR Ltue, ~ S BR, 2 I BR, tam rm, b-pl, thnd"' 8.J'B.te boat or~ entry, IJlde Iota or glwi 6 New 2 BR, 1 BA Hvtna ?Tll'· Lowest rites Ori1n9• Co. UNUSUAL 3 Bedrm home on ~ sar. all bltr\I swlrh J)()OI ' bl. fully cpt d A drps. luxury condo. Nr ocean. Poot size yard •lt!I outdoor louvered ....._ U-Move. Adult pork w/privai. boedl Sottle• Mlt-eo. cul-<le-ooc xlnl .i.w l&o 1 BR, 2 BA. tonn dlii rm. kl<b' OK, llke n.., ooly QS Oceao vt;;e $400. A¥oll Oct. w/tennls, pool. ISO Q. 11",J BBQ, j '4t l447 $1000. "5-4!00. ' · ll6,500 540-36'r.l '42·2171 564611 lot. $41111. 'mo 497-2631 or lam rm dbl pr. llllt) 9-12 mo. No I ... Aa<ni, 842-4421. lot. 497-;,6e-~lfi58~,--=-::--::--;-I 44SRedland1 ~ • 10 x 60 FLEETWOOl)..A-l 2 BR, tli ha, 19251Servin1Harboratta24,,.. $-U3!1Abounlurn. mo.llt.618-JA&4ewa. Hunti...-llH<h Nt::AROctan.,._V'i3is,3BR, BA~ View Blu!!s Condo. V1c•nt n View ='4800· Many Extrla -Brookhunt, Space 17, llun--OCEANiIDE. \l'lew, lbwly 2 Con»n• 411 Mar putia~; nlO. Prfme locaUon2 ':.. 'i::: er.at 2 BR, 2 , 2 !pl"'• I LR. Shag c..,.., ttngt on ilPdl. prl ... ta Pl" JND Trust Dffdl BR, 2 ha, den homt Mod. SETTINO .., •ctUP -prv. Bkr. 4 ~~ 3 Br, · hurt tam rm spllt·fcvel re g. 1hed, etc. Mu.t be {y, 96J...m: L PRIVATE FUN appliances, Adult•. $350 mo. 610 LARKSPUR. 2 8!t I: htd. home, dbl ~. $1150. Al• 3 ~ rito. 3 BR. plu1 den, home. Obie e. Owner moved for frcewe.y. Ml).479 MOBILE bon:le _ 24'x60' An Amountos AVAIL. winter rental. 496-6736 pool. Ltue $.'1M Mo. BR, $180 c .M. .4&1. Eee. )..sty. vtew home BAOt :l ttua:e rm11 rr ~ bath will ttP&int a 10 suh eves. . w/alr ·conc1. In nvlne. Y OCEAN Vu • walJt to bch, 3 BOYD Rtaltors ~ 91MO) 494--97CM ~729 Allt. r,:~~i:.'Rr' $175 4VallAble, bu,..... 9\Ynor cany J..<t 1!158 l~ x Ill' -/\dulls. * Coll 67M4M IKR. br $29$. Utll pd, Incld s BR, 2 RA, trplc, patio, NEW 2 A I 8R. odlt. condo, ~ TD •I Tli 9' Z % down. bedroom, $4511l), Adu!~ 1111, * !ltll-4m * .. ~ •. 4!14-1672/213-m6386. -414 Femlea!. pools, tennis, etc. $275 " FOR ACTION . H.-View Homes Oii Blier tJr . -· pet park. Coll -2BR, 2BA. Boloo GeneniJ Vl<OllClall -_,1 RAtltl Put a little "loot" ,. your Coll 644--0000 PIO. ~ -. · • • , Besut. Decor. 4 BR, """' Trad•r'• SACRIFICE lb.lllll. Udo. CUstum 241151. Nr Leisure 1!JU' 1-, apt., son Levt.....u ,_ boublH for 2 BR, 1 RA. !role, retrll<. I BR. 2 lil'. trpte, patio! -CALL 642 5671 Rm. ~ F'otm !lln. 6'l-039tl. -ts fol' youl Wattt rron.t Par!{, _ l'!Jra. World. Contcm.po Lqun&, !!di•\ etc, tt.,a a J>aD1 Pilot .. bucks", Call 01111.tled 414 J"ERNi..EA.I'" 177Sl ~. $310 cal • 5 lines, ~ days !or $5. Call ~~~:=l!.!f-'5:,:bl::JC:::llt.::_ Dbl. Wide, rw/JIOOJ. ~ 837-1601 uut>fled Ad. 61~. Coll 644-4030 to -~--• ' -today . , . ~ • .," r . c ..., ' . - ---. ~I, ~.'"'-: Jf.!1 [ i,...,m ~"'"]~I '-[ _;._,"_..,_"'_-...Jilt}'~· ----·---· .;--~]lt}~ j!H~.,~-~-1!11~Uflfllm.!!!!~~-_:as~ Townhoute Unfurn. W Aet!; F u rn. 360. Apts.-Fur"";... __ ...;;UO= A_._pto.....::..;.',.:".;.''-'"-'-----"UO~ Cotto -llolbao Pwnlnsul• Huntlnttoft IMch N,_ IMch THE 'Blµtt.. Ptaz& ana:· 3 CX>N00 3 Br., 2 JJa edull PENINSllLA Point 1 BR. BR. acf'OIM frol'tl pool. New Rction. Bullt·lnl, carpeting, partJaDy rum., utJl. Jld.. paint, crp., A: wallpaper. "A drapee, J'e(l nn fee &: pool. yeatjy S200 JM. 673-'tn9 jewel" •l $31'5 Per mo. O>tl.,l.let Mt. Q u-.e n , nu. !dovo-U. • ,.ady. 6l4-ll33 !ljl>-l132. IY-;:EARL:_:=:,.:Y:;_i.ose __ lm __ a .. -·4 bkr. NiW 3 BR To\vnhouse, 1~ BR 3 BA, ttep1, to b&)l0 Ir BIG CANYON BA. S. Santa Me. nr. So. ocean, pret mature ad?ts. 4 BR. 3 BA, fam nn. $780 c.oa.t Plaza Shopg Qi.tr, 9fi8.6T32;. ~ BR. S.150. buill tn., I~ DELUXE 2 Br, -Super area. aft 6 PM pets ok. Yrly $275. Call ' *' ~ ll26 * l\Uke MB-3869 or 9'f9.. 1070. La~ &e•ch 2 BR, 2 BA, all bJMne;. Near FAIRVIEW Street Studio, tor ~ Beach. $21>. Call ~ :i~r~tchc!j1~ San C .. men'* -/675-T"'4 ""' DREAM RENTAL ' " PVBUC NOftCB lse. 493-0191ori54~735 552-m2 or 644-7819. 1'e'-"'co°"zy=~~B~R~ho-·m-•_+_l_B_R CONIX>-Park Udo area, 3 NEW 3 BR Twnhse $275. Nr. Apr1 Close to <Y.:ellJl. Jmmed. Br, 2"' ha .. mod kit. Patio. So. C.0..1t Plu.a. Children c.ome to 3609 Balboa Blvd., 2 BR lower Duplex,' tum FA Nu 2 br, $210. mo, Nu Med. PUBlJC N011CE hee.t, priv patio, encloeed turn: % blk to bch, stin 1---o===,,..:.:..:.:.::. __ Pool. $310 yrly. MS-39'Jl. OK. Dbl pr. ~3146. N.B. Kiii'. Nea.r beach, Vacant, deck, dahw1hr, 1tove, lnClsd ,ICTITIOUl'IUllNlll <i!K--9601 gar, 1...1-, fac, Shown Sat & MA.Ma I TATaM•NT OCEAN .. __ ,...,,..~ T"" followlnt .-•~ *-Ing uca.ch front, 2 BR, 2 Sun only. 236B Ponlente. blllln'"s ••: Ba, $350 mo. 141 Ocean-Apt. Unfurn. ....r• HOLIDAY 1tEc11;eAr10N ct:NTE1t, BAYJ."lt6NT 4 Bdrm., 2 bath Huntln9ton a.ac:h OCEANFRONT-Sharp 2 Br, $550 Yriy pe.tlo, 30' dock completely tum. $215 mo. Ba1boa Covet 644-4340 3 BR, 2 BA. $230 mo. Very Call 6l2-6277 art 7 pm. SEVERAL 2 & 3 BR. beach ~'iJ1.,i0911rec center. 2l3: ON TIIE BAY 1-•t 4tu •"n• •n• ,....,.. ~ 121S "D" l at.,, COlft M..,, Callf, .ovo•, ~. "'7t""UI... f2Q6 homes. yrly. leue. fJ'Om 1 BR. $175 \\linter. $273 Year-BACH apt at Crescent Bay Gener•I $275 ?tlo. Agent MS-~. Dupl•••• Furn. JCS ly. 926 E . Balboa. 61\-.9i49. $155. up. $50. UP· wk. Color 1--------- NE\V Blllfb Condo. 4. Jk. + Balboe Penlntull 2 & 3 BR. Winter. $245 &: TV. 1435 N. Coast, 4M-251ll. NE\'l paint, drp1 &:: crpts. bonus room, 2 bath. Im.med. $295/:'110. 11~ E. Balboa. Lido Isle Lrg 2 BDRM 2 BA, bl:tl.n occupancy. M4-280T. OCEANFRONT vpper 2 Br 819-5991. or 819..1776. ki~. dbl .1ar. Adults. $250 Newport Shores Chvner's Unit. Fum. Whet: BAYFRONT 1 Br, apt FURN l BR, lncld utll. pr., l='"'°="·.;,lt.=al:::t°':;,..:642-4=.:353="::.-__ $250/n>O Call ~ ,,..,.,, overlook.I""" "'""' patio ,,,..,t 1 adult, no pet._ $200 mo., DELUX 3 Br. 2 ba, -..ic, • o;111.J"Q.JUQ. • ... _,,, • •-.. yearly 673-()837 ... .,. CUS'Jl)M 3 Br, Fam rm, DELUXE ft1RN 3 BR 2 ulll 'pd. $225/mo. 673-6700. • . bltns. d/w., near schools & patio, all built Ins, nu BA, S2'75/mo. \\'INTER.• YEARL y 41;e 2 BR, adlla, Newpor t BNc!l. beach, 53&-3835 or 536-1414 ~~ ~ m:c:iii,s .~": 60-5366 or· fi4&-1MO ne~ ~~t~· $%35. OCEAN View-4 bedroom, 2 Balbo• Island PM ~46 or ( 213} N•wport 81adt le·~--=~""----be.th, only steps to the UNFURN deluxe 2 BR flpt, 790-5942 orona clel Mair ocean. Dishwashtt, built· boat •--•· 00 G-·• ~---• 1 ,;;::...::;:::-~----\VINTER Rental, secluded ltJ,s, shag carpet, 2 porches. ~· ,.,..., o..cu10-I, San Ju.n Capistrano Newport Island. Oean. 2 BEAUT. hartior &: ocean vu lots o1 closet sn<>ce, -pa:rldng no pets ot minors, yrly .$300 BR .. .._,~ .-pei: mo. call ~ lAC Hn-• tum. Garqe. $Sper .prv.~ny,nopet1.nes Jor2cani. Wlnteror .. Year--.:-~~~~==~--~ • .... "'I' ~ Mtate. mo. Drlve by first! SOJ.38th & up. Util pd. 2500 Sea.view,' ly, Call Eric ?.fueller. 2 BDRMS., frplc. Private Lovely 3 rm. 3500 tt ~. St., N.B. then call collect CdM. 213/'iU-5880 or n4J6T":>-5491 lanai. All elec. bullt-ina. Hone• O.K. Views &: trees. 1-213: 377-4640 or "Mlke" 'at so~=r-H---Lo--1-2--eves. or weekends. Garagl'!" Bro"'°r 615-6700 Private road country at· .,._ ,,...,0 · o W)'. ve Y BR., __:;:::..::'..c;_::::O::;:="--~-mospbeft. xi 'Min. to Santa v•~.1-· fpl, 2 pattos. SZ73 l\to. Shirp--Reclecor•tecl 1 BR. ~· 1 penon only 1st Ana or N.B. $700 Month, OCEANFRONJ', winter ren.. 6'15-6497 or 673-4095 4 BR, 2 BA. Frplc, front A last + S25 securlty lealie; water inc. Call ta! la.ver 2 br turn, ck>sed BACHELOR apt, ·avail row porch & lrg rear terrace. Nr deposit. 644-5'l9l GEORGE GRUPE garage. $300/roo. 642-32'19 near ocean, privacy. $150'. ·ocean & bay, beaches. i:\a lboli Penlmul• 644-2430 613-8429 Rea. or collect, 629-2St6. . mo. 644-4899 · AduJts only. Rent $350/mo. HouMS furn.. or 3 BR duplex, lrg. aundeck,-2-Costa ~.. Winter. Annually $ 3 8 O CHAru.l lNG duplt"'<, 2 Br, Unfurn. 310 car garage. Yearly. Utils. --~--646-8211 or fi46..840!l. Newly dee., adulli on.I)', paid. 213: 944-1890. PENINSULA. Winter -attr. ck>Se to ocean/bay/shops. J~ ·sc:ort Vold & Chanotte Vold, ~l:n Ol'IMI, S.1111 ....,., Callr. f2'M Thll b\ISIMU It Qlnelu<l9d b)" .,. ~ cUvlMI. Clwl11ot11 Vold Thl1 stalll'Mnt wu flleill wUtl n. c-tr c1 ... t of Onnoe: County on ~ 13. lt7l. .... Pl.lbll1Md Of'anot COlsl DtlY Pllol, S«lfemtlW 1.S,. 11.. 2', er1C1 OCtobW 6. 1'1') "51·73 PUBIJC N011CE fKTrflOUS l lJSIN•IS NAM• STAT•MINT The follow\119 Pfl'SOlll •~ doing bl/linen a1: CHJUS-l.YNN P ltO P EA.TV • DEVELOPMENT CO. 1'361 Ml9tll1n LIM, ·Huntington ... ch. Ctt. m.u TMmt1 "'""""'· 16361 Maoellan i.-, Huntlnttofl lffcl'I, Cal. l'2t47 Lucll• Ar'-Avdfft. 1'361 MeOl!ltn Ln., Hunffnelon Bffdl, c11. t'ZUJ' Thl1 i,wi,.." Is cond\H:lod ~,. • .-.1 P.rlntrmlp, Tllomls AvdHf Tl'll1 st1ttm11nt wa1 fti.d with n. Coun-ty Cl.1rk of Ora1191 Countv on Slpt...,ber 1i. 1tn. p .... ,, Publlll!ld Orane.1 cont Dally Piiot, $1pt9mb.lr 15, 22. 2', I nd OdOblr 4 1t73 na.n PUBIJC N011CE * * * sr~m or 985·~i22. Gener•I 2 BR, 2 Ba, nu carpets, 2 BR. 2 ba. s:llO 1.to. Steps l===--~~~~~~~~~=I ~~;--~~ ~~ .SPARKLING NEW. ~lec~~'ntaf!8Y·& T~! Coron• del Mar ,F~!!:~A;~:.:::;i 2 BR 2 ba, oceanfront * 3 BR 2 Ba Bolboa-Real-Estale-Co.-100Jiiiiiiiii~!iiii!iiii!!iiiiiil "Ola followlnt PWMlll$ ... , dol"9 bU.lneu 2 BR 2 ha. tum, winter $275 Steps 10 Bc~'ch $.JOO ~rl . BA:Y SHADOWS E. ~lboa Blv&..rBalb.la---,.,.._...... "" i. CALIFOANlA -AUTOMOBILI! L~ Newport Beach, l BR, 2 ba, Property House · &12-aSiio A 6i3-tl40 673-3596 Eves. ~ UIDA.TOA.S, INC. »tS N....._, toule- Unfum. Yrly. $325. -nnrtments ~Summer's About 11, orti v.1td, N-' effd'I, cet1fwnl• ""'°' ~uole•es U tu •50 r-• Crosson &. aew.r. inc .. .1 c1111orn1• :,, .. n m . <J Spnciouo:. T.1 ... ht ,. Cttef?l')'! ·To Start eorPOretlon, l3'5 N~ eov11Yn. Balboa Ponin.ula 1 & 2 BR. AVA IL Nice bead\front Apt. 3 Br. TOWNHOUSE ~1=11i$c:~":-•cot· associated J .15 u ·r pd • "" Cr0150fl a. ~v. inc:. Avar;. Oct. l 12 Ba. Beacon Bay. Avail to 2 B•, lirepla-. pool. pn'vat• por•ttDfl. OCEANFRONT Bt>atrtiful n.ppoinllncnts in· 673"""3855 ;,..;.. A ,un ·5 • patios. continental break· T. c. C'11SSOn. Prnlc1tn1 Luxu 3 B • 2 . "Jude Decorator Fireplaces. . ~ app, fast. Spacious KIOWldS, near Tills''''-"' waio tlllHI wtth tfl.I Coun-1'Bo~lb'"o-.. ~,~sl'"lllMl-o'-=--'--::...-·ll tlrepface ~i·lt·insBa, patio, Sha~ Carpeting. Private S35 per wk. & UP. 1 BR .. 2 shopping&: ftnl'!' beach. Fur· Z 1C::-of °'"11111 • County Dfl Slptember BROKERS-REAL TOll:S 7~2~ W 8afbdC I>') lilt) ONLY 54 25 PaUo11. Pool -Jacuzzi • BR I:' Bachelors. Color TV, nishcd or unturnished, from ll'·lml i450 YRLY • I..Dvely 3 br, l PACIF1C PROPERTIES Volle.vball court • Gas m~id seTv, pool, 'Ille Mesa, $250. Corona de! Mar, S.:r::~ 1~··~ ti°'.~ ~.Jll°!: ha. , 321 Amethyst. Quiet 675-671.2 , . 6 •• 1632 · BBQ s. Closed Garages. 41:> N. Newport Bl., N.B. 644-261.1. 1m rui-n resp. penon. No groups. or 1> Adults, No Pets. Unf. avail. "&<6-:::,.:;968=1'-. ---~--PUBLIC N011CE ~ 685-2'i'l5 or (2l3) BRAND new Ocean or Bay 409 w. BAY St. NF:H Luxurious 0 c e an LGE. 2 BR apt. Big sundeck, ' · view 2 Br. Yr lease. $350. 3 COsta Mes• Front/View 3 A: 4 Br, from patio, range A ref, washing L .. un1 S..ch Bi' winter rental $350. (l) P.00 visit 2004 W. Ocean facU. S250 Mo. ---alt 5 0 6 .... '-'"~ Manager Bldg. E-103 Front daily at call 646-3114 NEW 2 BR. 2 ba. a:m-OCEANFRONT - 3 BR.. ~1 .. ,"" .. :: · r ,,,.........,., or 646--331 eves. dominlum apt. AU bltns. Newly turn & decor. Priv. ......... * 1 * $«Nl. steps to beach, terr. Vu. ~ 3 BR, 2 BA, O'Jtst.lnd-30· --OCEANFRONT Upper l br, 3 BR. 3 ba ho all bull \Vinter $600. Yrly $700 ing vie"' of Bay, yrly. $600 S WE Ek & UP 2 be, $350. per mo. Ocean. ins. $450 Afonfu'e; t· ~fODER.i" 3 BR Unfum. Nr mo. 548-6761o'r548-2lil3. J• S!urllo & ~ ~R Apts. front lower, 3 br, 1 ha.. $300. University mty ,~ ~•o achoo!. Sm. ocean vu. very Coron• del Mir .a TV!.: 1\ln1d.Scrvice Avail. 213/596-1709 or 596-1'T12 ,.. ·~ clean ne"·ly painted $375 • Phone Sen·1ce -Htd. Pool 1 DOOR to beach, lge 2 BR, PLUSH EXEC. API'. REEF' Realty, 497-liu * * * * * a Chilrtrcn & ·p!'I Sectk>n ne'v cpts, redecorated, turn For Lease. NU VIEW APr. 4 L. d I I VIE\V * 23~6 Ne\\'port Bl\·d., CJ.l m.· unfum, yearly o r br, 3 Ba, fam rm. All elect. 1 o 1 e * NEAR. BEACH '* 5·1S-9T:J5 nr 645--3967 mollno. Parking. 67l-fi640. bltns, crpt/drps. ST;iO per , (t\d i;'OOCI for s;; 011 .t:Cllll mo. Too many extras to LEASE. Bea~t. 4 BR home; DeltLxe . 3 BR. 2~2 BA. Huge -BAL P&...,.IN. 2 Br. nr. ocean. mention!! Call 673-6992 be.yfronl, with pier & slip. O\\Tier s unit in nev" cusloni $•145·LGE. 1 BR. Nu crpts., panl'g & drps. I-'-=="'-==::...::=- Lease or. leue/opUon. dup.lel\', beain c e i ! 1 n g, f'UU.Y FURNIS!-IED. NEAR \Vinler rate-SZS/mo. Spectacul•r View Apt Yearly or winter. patios, fplc, nt sboppuig, no SHOPPING. ADULTS. NO 833-~ ON OCEAN BLVD. -2 BR, 2 673-7300 Lido Realty Inc. pets, $425 mo. PF:"I'S. HF.ATED POOL. OCEANFRONT turn. 1ge dlx, BA, !rplc, balcony, bltns. P'ICTITIOUS IUl lN.11 NAME nATlfM•NT · Tht toUowlng """'°" ls ooino bualnlu ••: POR:T ME SA CONVALESClfKT HOSPITAL, 2570 NlfWPClrt eoultYard. C:C.ta Miu. C.llfornle. Uri Mandltblum. m Na. Deff'911 St .. LOI A~i.t. Ca. fOCl)6 Thll tiusr11e11 IS CondUCt.d 111 llUS a Limited PartMrSl'llP ' Uri Ml~IHl'I. 0-.11 Partnlr . ThJS Sltt.1me11t Wll tllod Will! lfte, COVll-ry Cl..-k ol Orange C-ty Dfl S.ptemblf l,, lt7l W•ll l AMO lllfll'lfLD, Attr. 4U WW 11'11 SL. l lli t. HI Lo1.........,,c.1.t11114 "''" Conclomlniunu: * .. 6n.o969 CALL BKR. 67~5800 upstrs, 2 Br, 2 Ba, dlning Adults only. ~mo. Incl Furn 315 * . '* ·* "*' * · rm. (rplc, etc. Outsta.ndina; util, 675-5587. . PUBUC N011CE • 3 :f. Den. W5 lease, new & ~f .._! &:BrdSh= 1:~: view-,,~!~~· $3§0. mo. Part SO. o1 Hwy 3 br, 2 be., DIW, • L•guna NIW-1 SO. or ~wy. 1100 sq.' ft. of no pc(;" &t2-4G44. ar't 6 p~· ~.::::NT"· ---·•-ter hltm. 1ervk:e -porch, frp&c, ' JHJ~~··J;.~~::·•iif~ j' ~: eieiD-nt..'e, £73-4760 eve! or 'k .!~.. . '-"-LIU"ll!S\oV ,..u. crpts, drpa, dfl:k &: patlo. NOTICE '' "••••Y G ... ' WEST Nine Condo tor lease. see at 5101i) A'-ocad~. ' or w euw;. rental, 2BR. Ilia, turn, No pet:s. $3$/mo. 311 1c1 ~" ~ tit r tw ,._rc:'; by owner. 2 Br, 2 Ba.. on 3 + Den ... « 1 •-REAR Sm. a.pt. One older frplc, b1tins, $300 lncldln& Jasmine 67'S-1957. of Cott•"""· to wtt: The etty ~11. golf course. SS>. 644-5mi. So of H• -1700ease, ne1w ~, adult only. Furn. Util pd. util 642--2940 NEAR 2 P.o. &IU: llflO. Cotta Mt>p; ca1(/omi., on . · wy sq t o •125 I A < I ocean br, bltns, or 11etar1 tb1 11ot.1t of 11:00 '·'"· on1 ,,,. 3 BR, Condomlnlum on till'! e1eg~. sh..4760 e~es: or • ~· ~· pt. II rear. OCEANFRONT.-winter ren-trplc, newly decor, patkle, dt'f, OCl'Dber 5, 1m. t ld• lltllH bl~r on}( course, beautifully furn. Stt at 51n1L A·-ndo. 2335 Eldi:n, C.l\l. ta] lowt."· 2. br turn. cl09ed pool privl. $ 2 3 5 /mo . OPe!led ind ''" .._. • 1·11 :00 a.M .. or •• ~ ·-I ., .,,. •• ..., .11 -,...,,...,..,. •s 11r.et1ubl9, on J'"ri-$395. ~ ' • OCEAN view 2 BR, 2 BA BR, newly refum, l blk to garage. $.l»/mo. 642-3229 ~io day, OCTOBER S, 1t73, In l:M Cwndl Condominiums private ard e t ' bell. · gar/lndry. 0 pen or collect S:ZS...2546. 282 MORNING Canyon Rd C!wlmbers. ,CllY H•IJ. n Farr or1.,., <Mt• Unfurn. 320 drpa:, uJ's. $3sog~~ Sat/Sun 3!0 Marguerile, BEACH Rental -2 BR. 2 Ba, c.ontemporary 2 Br., 1 Ba., ~OA. c;.•~'g"'l,!;.T~rA.'t' TOtur;'~ct .. Apt B. 492-5372. collect. 1rplc, sundeck w/ocean pool. $225. Adulbl, no pets. AERIAL BUCKET. ' "':nsta Meu. Co fl MeH A"M'RAC'. Furn. 2 Br. SlSO. \·iew. Yearly. $400 per rm. Open PM 1-5 Sept. 22 & 23. bl! ~~1r'::l :~ ~~lfl~t~;:_•t , ___ ...;. ________ ONE Slo...,·2 BR 0" lex. Bltns, \\"!W_ pool. Adults, no 644-1517 Pru quiet lBR w/srnl Int Apnl, n Ftlr 0.-1 ..... Col" M .... 2 BR. bl "·· RIO dsh shr ., •P pet!!; 6-12 9.i20 ' ' C•lllwnJ,. lids llhould bl! rtl\,lr,,.., to TM . ........ • "'' Less than )"T. old. Coll· '. -• SEAa.IFF MANOR Apt$. sundeclc:, yearly, No. or •tt.llllDfl of .... City Cl.Irk. In I M.lled din nn, gar;:...,P8tlo, pool. venient Location. AduJts on-* STm;NING l BR garden BaGiJelor ApL Utit pd. $?50 Hwy, S190 per mo. Avail im. 1111v•1ope Identified Dfl tt>.1 outtkle wrtti 1111 $225 mo. MS-~. Jy. $19.S. Avail. Oct. l . apt. pool. rec. area, $165. I'll:>. Pool. 1525 Placentia med &M-4()64 -Bid nwn Number and IM o.-i,.. 0111. 71 \q_ 1!18th " ' • E~ bid shall Sf*lf't Md'! and .....,.,, Ent Bluff 6424155. 0 • St., Costa MKB. Aye. ~a-ZG.il2. BLUFTS cusL luxury 2 Br 2 lltm as Mt forth In tt11 ~nc:allofts. • NEAR new 3· BR, 2 Ba SU$ CASITAS · WINTER •Rental. Duplex 3 car encl. pr. $.125 Mo. • ::_ ~n:z~ .. ::,;",,.":c:"~ 3 BR CMdo Eastb\utt, $425. bltns. sundttk.,gar, l!e. '3ri Furn J br &: bachelors..' 21lD Br. Upper $275 + uill. 2 Br. 2 BR, pool, OIA-f charm $2'25 •nd t.111,..., ta .., 1ort11 .,.... 11-1n 1t11 Ca1l for .a p Po Int men t . mo. Next to Davis School. NeWport Blvd., Cl\\ Lower $25Cr + utn. No pets. Orange O>ast R.E. 644 4848 9'1Klflelttons wu 1>1 l1l"Ollflds ..,.. r• 640-0929. Avail Oct. 15th. See at 398 E. 18th St., c .ri.t.. cLE.AN 2 BR APT furn Adults. 847-6880. -1 BR ap(. newly deCor. ~::. 0:.0""'.~·HI forth ttll tvll lll-Fount•1n V•lley then call 613:-8409 .for appt. adults no na1. ilvtu~ 119.:.-$29.'SO per wk&: up. O>lor tv, Sundeck, stt the ocean. •nd •nldenc .. of 1• Pll'ION •nd ,..,.._ BRAND · Dana Po1nt ~........... ... 73 maid serv ·a: kitchens. The Open 109 La.rkapur 640--0851 \~'=~ ~~.:,;-~,~ f:.!~= new, never lived In, Baycliff 1.Iotel 455 No 3 BR 2 Ba 2 BR. p ti ot tfl.I Pr'"ldetlt• sectll•ry, Tr ... ...,...,, w/w Cf1>ta, drpa,.4 BR, a;• 2 BR, 2 Ba. frple., fenced 1 BDRM trailer, lum, $95 mo NeWpOrt Blvd ... NB. ~. , or a o, .1nd Ma,....... !.":: f~ nnrac, ..-;u ···, ', scaro 1'~21.s' ""'•"", .... ~ pets. Adults. !!~. ~iC:. children, no DELUXE ·Lower DP Ix , ~~ ~ Eve~~36sT 8:5" ~ ,~~1,:ht ":. ~i:c:' ~,:: e-·• '' • • ~. Baytmt, bch, 2 Br, 2 Ba.. I ll bids. SU-2862 D•n• Point BAY Front Condo, 2 Br 2 Ba, OATEO: Secit.-nll.lf l t, 197.9 Newport 8Hch $350 yrty. Z21 19th St. Inq. sJlpg; &: pool $560 mo. Pu11111h.ld ·°''"" C11t•t oa1w Piiot, "H;.u;;;n;;.t;oln;;.g,,_t;.:o;;.n;..:lo;;;;:•::<h:.:...__ LI YE In the 11 233 19Ut St., 61>-0236. 675-8074 or 673-~ Se¢emb1r Zf, 1m 2966-n 1-DELUXE duplex near bee.ch p · H a new Dana oc~ •"FRONT Ba hel & BRAND new Huntington & Udo shops 3 BR ? Ba oint arbor at the "'"""' · c or * 1 BR APT.* Landmark E.'<ec. Condo. trplc bltns dsh,\'$hf. -1 ' beautiful l'\L\RINA lNN lBR apts, yearly. $175-$2'l5 all util paid. $200. 615-1684 compl recreation facWtles, crpti. YriyJmo $ 3s21;g ~tGl.el. _34902. J?el Obispo ·s1. Furp & util, 673-1531 Mrs SPACIOUS, clean 2 BR. 1 Inddlng arts & crafts. 545-34!)5 br 54-ti4o · ~~96-2353). K 1 t ch en, .Ef· ,,:W~nod:o::--~~-~~-H'"'l!~ed entrance. Adlts on-;>-• f1ciencles & Apartments. FOR rent or iuble8$e, 2 Br, 2 BA, crpt.s, drps, SZS. Call Iy $280 nio.-iiilS-"$49. Hettl6'1--pool. direct dial ~.~,..Yl-~furn -~ ~ . after 1 PJ\.I. 675-3177 I ~9 phone8, television, sauna Newport, o'ierloo~ l~ 2l!R, 1 BA. gar., Yard, $220. • TENNIS crts & pool + Apartnwnl1 for Rent bath I au n d r y facilltk!a · Call "A"' ~ ext 334. 0 N total ~ty b1 !Jew 2 BR 2 . · meeting room. cl<>M! 10 Sari taut. ,,_.._ · M · o children or pets: BA 1 ity \\•/pnv patio &: Giemente & L:>guilll Beach. OCEANFRONT upper, 2 BR, D% M.a:i&':>ld &I0-07eJ. gar. Adult1. Walk tD beach. A 1 F Conte pl~· in 0 u r 1 Ba, pri ,.patio, plus gar. Costa MeM $280 mo + 1st I last &. P a. ur n. 360 sporUishlng, shopping & Yrly $37a mo. Winier $215. ...;c.o..;;...;.;~;;;_----- eecurlty fee. 536-2376 Bilbo. ftl•nd restaurants. $60 v.wk & Up. Util lncld. ~1>47. Z BR. Crpta, dr'i*, bltns, VERY pJu.ah 2 Br, l Ba. hill Bring \his ad A receive $5 CLEAN 1 BR. steps to Bay A beam ce11; $140. 1 child ok. appll. dab & pool: Adult liv· NICELY fum ·bachelor• year off on ft!5i "Net"1:'s rent. Beach. $16S. No pets. 646-3786, 54>-0760. inl· Xln&-Joc. 1 m1. _.beach. Round, 1 adlt over :)Ai OOD· ?\'ICE spacious 2 BR S215. 613-00'12 2 BD, 1 Bth.. Prtv. gar. Adlt $2'Zi Jeue. 536-<m2 or smoker, no sidntl. -nio util ~to, 25081 'D' La Cresta St., 2 BR $W Winter or fM5 )'I'-no pet. Nr !!:!>'· A abp. su-3896. pd. 213-281-()36.5 Inq: 1030 S. Coast, Laguna Jy. 1,~ blk ·to' bch. New 846-4122, 846-4387. • 3 Br., at Adams A * 2 BR. upper Extra. ni 494-08"8 crpt/dJ'ps. Gar. 6'75-69S MESA Verde-2 BR condo, Call~sAil rec .. S240. ~le. ·Patto: ·YearrY Hunti~ Be1ch 1 3BR,~wtnterot$300)11'-D/W, ~ ~:,~· -.. ..... ...;....""""' $3'1J/mo. D~· Collins . ly, ~:t bJk . to heh. New ~-0::::.0'-"!!:,.,...=·:.-!:!::..:-:=.='-' * , -~.6 • 6/a-8989. crpt/drp, Gar. ~ HUGE 2 Br, 2 bra triplex.. ,Newport ... ch \VATERFRONT lBH., pri LOW WEE KL)' RATES 1 5111\RP 3 Bdnn .• 2 ba'L; trplc, gar, disbwuber. ~· palK>. Ne"' 2 BR rurn or Executive Sulte1 I trpl., garage, all bltns. mo. 158 W. 18th St. ~~VISM'E brand new con· unfttrn, lnqu_lre '400 .:;.:.j »7 Yorktown Blvd. .'·~~!:· $2JO 1.fo. 642--0171 LARGE 2 BR; ~trie, D/\V, ~;-~...!' beach \\'1th vie\\', Bayfront. no. ;, t Hctu:l;1 aivn. a: Yorklo\Vll S~I~\S~UNG New Bay(ront 3 new C1'Ptl· Adulti, JlO' pets. ~'1:1lt ·to . pool, tennis. $3TJ UPPER Ba:>iront Pi·c1: 536-0411 Ul'. 2 Ba, lease til June 15. Sl60. 707 Shillmar. 642-6168. aauna ~ 2 Bdrni 2 · • • • ·' •·1113 6""' •=" ' tlA bl.th ~eft ~ster bed' & 3 _BR. 2 BA. no gtirag:c, STUDIOS & 1 BR's. _.,....::'...:.....Bruch .• .,....MMJ, 2 BR, 1 , adults <lnly, ttvtni rm ·din mi be~ed 6T.r1909 or, 673-(i900. a ]•'1111 kift.•hen • I OCEA.1'.l t'RONT lrg clean quiet cut .. te·NJ'!. Near c;elUnp, fPr, 'f''et bar. G.E. ~"E\\" 2 Br. dee. furn apt. yr. • lll·:itcd pool fu1·n. apt, l·Z..3 Bedrooms ?ol\(.>e Stttt:on. 9m-9004 . Jdtch w/trUbmashtr, 2 sun ly $32.1. \rintt'r $263. Ava il • Laundry fncllltic:o \il4 J 6'i;;...488J,or 827..SOOO l ~-2 BR 'm -· Sl55. Sto~. dtdll. dbl eJec gar. Avail Sept. 8. 6T'">)U2 or 673..0ltO. • Fl'ee utilities 1 R06M apt, ·.1urn, prt en-l'J!l.\ .Ct'Pl/t1rpt1, htd pool. -Oct 5tb. rn.. 644-lll.7. 3 BR. garage. \Vh:itn. Avail •. Free l:inens t~ & bat"'7 pri gar, call ,..\du ta. no PE:ts. 645-8965. BRAND NEW no"' • June. $225 plus • T.V. &>-.inald tciv. avail. MrJ Gates &l()io-1460, ~ Leue with option to put· utilities. 673-5718. . : ~n1!"t.uervice ~· lmmac. 2 Br dplx. Olx chue! Top quality! 122 1.tARINE .. Orn Sat-Sun e 1 l\file to ocean kit.&: be.!~· 1 ttk bdv'bft7 • 2 a 3 Bedroom• Deluxe 3 Br. Ba. frplc. $156-$l65 sm. 6?>35:70~429. e 2 C.. ~ BIU.., gu. $115. mo yrly. BACHELOR & 1' BR tloi, IVINTpt r£Jitil: 2BR•apt, '1n ~:.. ~ B•lbOll P_,.IMula trplc'11 prlv. gaiig1;! _ the oeeM: prt patio, $226 Dl\•icJed bath & ~ Of "mn~.~6'075-sra;:,.;;;.::,.,,,,,==--pHOfiE 645-4141 $35 WEEK & UP cl..,.ts. Rec. hall, pool & DELUXE OCEANFRONT PARK LkSo Twnh9e. Exec. e Sleeping Room! pool table1, aaUM be.tht.. 3 Br,~ BA. bltN..l-tri>lc. Yftr 1,ype, 3BR, 2~ba, trplc, • llousekeeping Rooms See for )'OOI"Rlf. .17301 $4SO. 1!.ll-1491; !fl~2949. pool. 4215 Patrice IW&-J2S1 •Ocean Y'lew Apt.a f\eelaon Ln. fl blk W. ol B~CltF'ROfi '«I' 11v·rm. 3 66--0930 BALBOA INN Oe•cil. '! blk N. or SlatttJ. l'l!. BR 2 BA 'thl'\I Juno condo. Fum. or ;o.; 1\l&Jn Stree1 • St2-'7M8 MS--47$7i~. Unfvrn. ' J2S "73-8740 NEW turn gtud)o. Acrou rr. PENINSULA POINT, 2 Br. 1 P Ei'llNSULA POINT: One beat.ii. Oock avail, All utJI Ba. Peta.ok $21' 645-0280 or Newport ... dt block to beACh. b ea ut pd. Jact.rtz!, pool, frplc, 645-201• • · , . , . modern 1 BR/$.175 mo., vi"''· Sl~. ~ FURNISHED 2 BR a t FOR Rent. eeh. tndl. new 2BRl.$2!itl ~; .E:m:n. 1ar. ~fEN, .mWl beach hotel avaJlable September 29th~ ' N..B. O:indo. &eruds. tpL wndeok, yrty, ad u It •, Rooms '21.50 per wk. Apt.I 87S-2656 or 137-11178 O.ntt. . CoWtct C 21 ~ > m..9169 613--U9C ~per month. 53&-7006 •jw •• -A-. •t~*lnd~ i BR, 2 B~. $169. Pool, bltlno, ""'' Fri>nt ~ ~et..i, F'UI ~ are ,._ a $,115 uu1. "'vner rmtal. drpe..r........ etc. 8U..J5t6 or Tum tlltm Into cub ctt1I oway -*-Call m-ml * 841-11"'. • CALL Dally Pilot TJM~ .. ·FOR QUICK .. CASH Tlt~OUGH A • ' DAILY PILOT .. -WANT AD 642-5678 Good Deed malte the scene Sundays Just Say 'Charge _ ~r WHEN PLACING A WANT AD IN THE O~NGE COAST DAI LY PILOT • JUST .DIAL ' 642!'5678 ' . - • 6 4 2 - c L A s I F I E D - 5 6 7 8 D A . I L y p I L I 0 ' '" • ' . - • Buy a -·Bor-der Borde~ Borgain Every claHifiod want ad in tho DAILY ·PILOT · appears in every edition every day. That means your ad wiU be ...., in papers delivered to homes end sold from newsr1cks from border to border 1A along · the Orange Coast •• 111 the way. from ~--------~ -----~---- Seal Beach to San Clemente You _Get It . All Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Costa Mesa Newport Beaeh Laguna Beach Irvin~ Saddlebaek San-Clemente Capistrano <Plus the ~Dy newsrack ed,ion) I For One P~ice With A . Classified d ' Phone 642-5 78 YOU CAN CHARGE IT, TOO ' . ' • " ' ' •, ~ _L I .. I • I I • I ~ ·=·..;Uc.;nfu=m.;;.. __ ..:;MS:: Apt, Uftfum. c .... -c .... -· 1=:.:..:;=--- * * * Another Ring Broth.ra Developmonl MEDnER!lllNEAN Vl~1 ·· An address or dlstlnc- tlon In Costa M e • a adjacent lo Newport Beach, Balboa and the Southland s nnesl com- munttles. .. •' ~ Apt. Unfvm, Loguno """'°' I . ' . DAJLV PILOT /IJ ~ • " ~r.:" 1 lil l -- l ~I 1 ' I I ,_ -· •' I mi! ·-r1. . • r --:-,. """ ' I> I• -·~~11~~~ l[t} ~( iiiiiiiL••iiiiiiiii•-:i~ll lJ~j~j ;;"'iiiiii..,.,iiiiiiii.. liliii[IIJ, 1 .liiiiiii"iiiiiii'..,,.iiiiiii=• ~'[li]~IJ I . e'•s 1 m1 [ ~,,... llllJ Htlp'Wlnted, M-i F 7f0 Help Wanted, M & F 1IO Hitl!>'Wlntod, (II r.-P 710 ~ W ....... ,_M ~P-710 ~1, Wanr.d, M_& F 710 Help-WenlOtf;._MIP 710 .: JI! DAILY PlLOT s. ... o., .... ~tmbtt U, 197) G II~ ;;Llll~_ ... ;;-;;;;;;~18]~·( ~--1~ ,_ ... _ -( •-bSA -BUSBOY S2 hr. p/llm• 'l'llol -~nNtcS ·~~i~rns LcolWw In! ~· TURDAY ~ ~ '"""'·""''· o~ K ITCHEN HELPER ~ .... 61. ... ,.... A.er,. --MUil h&ve P. C. Ll)Wt HELP' Mature la>IY w/-lclnl ex· ~John or Bill 557-3151. 8uy11t Electl"Oftlcs exper. min. or 1 >'W'· Call • per. Mutt be clean .A neat. NEEDLE point PAioter. NI If_. i-Lo-•1 _____ • ...:.ss:;,os Gerdeiin1 · , POll01 - LOST~ J..\)' darling, little. PA~O Co\1Cl'9, S/liccd Lat· • fri&htl':.i, blaek Pomena, MON & EDGE Uce. Unique \\'e I planned. ' 1 rrlM • at Lucky Maritet. EXP ERT & Block l''illls, reta.lnln& waUs, INTERYln&ft Heavy txPtt ln tlectronlc for &J)pt. at C.At. Pla.nt Dependable. or part tJme. 'Ex~r. pref. Ln.l componcnu.Jdust h•« «· 54(H)982. Volt-Instant DISHWASHER cau 6'4-9'l22 blw. 9-6 pm lolaano!WAti.noa. How he DEPENDABLE concrete etc. Quality only. llQt out of nly car I can't Call F or Prompt, Rea. &IZ-11"70, Ken. ' -im.a&lnc! Pl.J::ASE CAU. FrM E1tlmal1. Pl l P I n I ptr. ln power resistors, \\'irt EXCLU'S'lVE M ~ in Cl:OO AM -2;00 PM• '!1GlderinJ. Start $758. Cllll SO -,..__,,_en ••• O_tt.n neat. 4t.R'11"ble' NlTE Manaee:r, Sxper . Ed Wolt $40-6055 Coostal . ranae '-"N'•b' &eeMI ex· A""'11 tn ~ S&lary openi -Apply-in Penonnei Agcn«y 2190 per. Natural Sboulder Person•I SURF 1i S IRLOIN ,,._, boL llOO!J,-aGfl s. • me. l anl just sick ove.r Uilii.. a:.. •r, • en, .,,.,,. r (:-536-9916. 534-71 97 * PATOI PLASTERING-; Harbor Blvd., C.?YI.' Tr ad t ti on a I Oriented 5930 w. Cout Huru. Bristol, S.A. • saletm"tJ11.. Ya bu 1ou1 op--,, CAFETERIA MANAGER salesmen. Fa but 0 u 1 0~ NEEDS Newport Beach Now taking a.pplicatk>na 2 CARAT Blue Sapphire set-PROl''ESSIONAL gardener, All types. f're-e estimates ting for ladies ring. \'le: tree \\'Ork. pi; u n ~ n g, Call ~ Security Pac. Nat'! Bank & sprlnlden, cleanup jObs. ~-.;;:::::..=-="---TRAINEES parking lot, 500 block, I a n d" cap f n g. Georae, .P_lu_m_•_•nfl.,:. ____ _ Newport Finencial Center. fW6..5893. 9/18. Sentimentlll valite. .==::M::.O_W_&_E_DC_E __ L.R. OTIS PLUMBING Remodels & Repairs. Water he11.ters, disposals, furnaces, d&h"-·ashrs. &12-6263 Af/C Ir. SUpervls:lon of Cafe l e r I a portunlty. Send oompletc North Laa:u.na Shell START $2.34 /HR. llaff: "''"'""1btllty foe food "'•m•. Write Cluoifled ad. • S.Creto.rfn AB C i A• NEES 494-l3!7 pl'eparation/serving fo r No. 944 Daily Pilot, PO Box L TE H ""'' NURSF..S Aldes -Wiil train 2NO &. 3RD J:i.1 LIFI'S elcn1c11tary school studenL,, 1560, Costa Mesa, Calif • Typ· lits Wlil perform variety ol All 5h.1tt1. Intervw Mon-.Frl: I . ,,, l . • llE\\IARD: 548-5715, CLEAN UPS 673-SSOO. • &M--0657 • LOST -SHAGGY DOG "DAISY" T YPE DOG EXPER. Japanese Gardener. \'ant sw:rv. Cleanu111. Rella. & ntat. Free est. &12-4~. G.n•ral S1rvlc11 Tnn "-'a\'Y hafr, n1ed. sh:e. o~'ftM' !('arful. ~()9().1, 8345809 f)f' 646-2517 REWARD • $50. : . ALL ~' home repaln. ' ., SHEPHERD mix, grey & Actual time & material. ~ • brown, fem .. 9-10 mo. old. }'ast Serv. No job too sm. • vie. Costa Mesa St. bet. F&B lton1e R c pair, Bl A. Complete Plumbing Fast growing semiconductor Service. Lie. 27269-l. mfg. co. has !14."Veral inl, -'-'--==~=--"''=,...~" n1edtate openings for In· TIM'S PLU?-.IBING dividua1s to work In mien> SERVICE AND REPAlR LOWEST RATES 673-6578 t>Jectronic assembly. \\lorit win iJl".Olve us1ng a nlicro. scope. PLUMBING REPAIR NG job too small * * 642-3128 * * S•wing/ Alt1r•ll'"1 EXCELLENT BENEFIT PROGRAM j Orange & Santa Ana Ave., 642-1403. 1 ' CJ.f. Ans. "C'uqu\" RE· ~=-"7",-=,--~.,-EXPERIENCED Restyling t \VARD! 642-5299. ATT: Senior Citizens; chauf· & AJteratlom. Reasonable. 60 DAY SALARY REVIE\V .. • fcur & companion, from ""~ "°"" 17 WK "'H' ARY REVJEW Dr's app't to a day at the • --• ~ S E.\.'CEL. \\'ORK FACll.JTY taces. By hour, day or Alterat(ona----642-5145 DENTAL & MEDICAL INS. I S....and.,.. ,[Z9 week. Call: 673-8085. Neat,accurate.20yeaneip. CHrusrMASVACATlON ) . .~ PORTABL.E CUSTOM Dressmaking: 8PAIDHOLJDAYS I I \\'El.DING SERVICE Have o wn in(iependent srCK PAY PLAN Apply ln person, Capistrano 92626 • operationa on very Blt1all 8am-4pm. Mesa' Verde UnlfledScllOOl Dis tric t Keypunch com pon ent s under eonv. 661 Center St CM 26126 Victoria a I v d • : :ENGINEERING • PIX Op"" mtcroacope. Eanctlng work. • 54&-55115 • • • Capllltrano Beach. 49&-1215. posillOn open in You n g .-. Applicants mutt have good ==~.:.o.;""'=---~-1 CAR WASH JOBS fM1 pwlng <b. involved in eye alght &: manual dex· NURSES Al de•. Con· Industrial Electronie1. Need Temporary Service terib'. Related e x p er . valescent hon1e, a.11 1hltte. ALL KrNDS * FULL TIME a person who can think for 3848 C'&mPUll Dr., SUI.le 106 helpful but not 'mandatory. Please call 642-0598 • 2900 lclarAbors, H°"'IER. M... ~"':"':.~ P::"ter~ .. -:; Newport Beach ~141 Day llhlit. 40 hr week. 2 OFFICt. GIRLS Equal Oppor. Employer Pe nnanent employment. NEEDED graduate Call tor appt. at Xlnt benefits Ir opportunity . Exp'd, I>epeOOa.lie. Must be CM Plant. tor a.dvancement. work in Radio telephone dl&patcb «ble to v."Ol'1c early morninp. 540-0982 HICH'SCHOOL G\rl, care for our $0. SANTA AN A Mutt be 25, 11.ble. to drive ~%~'1¥'·SHOP EXECUTIVES ~·~,~~=~~~air.a i'~~~~. i 'Nc. YE'l"L~Wn~Ai"co. ORANGE C OUNTY $12,000 to $75,000 pm. Some lite' hskpng. 201 S. Helena St., Anaheini 186 E.16lh, O>sta Mesa AIRPORT Send resume or call TODAY Blutts area, N.B. 6'14-0U5. Interview hourt 9-11 am &: 1· . OLDER COUPLI Sat 1-5 P1'f or Mon 4:31).8 PM !~~:~~? COST HOMDIAKER. half time Equ3 P:S O . E l Bondable, handy, 38 units, EXECUTIVE SERVICES. h>u&e keeping + after pportunity nip oyer NewJ)on. Heights. 646-4664, INC. achool care of 2 h&ppy LAD I ES 213/1!17-1606, 2ll/162-98'13. SSS N. Main Santa Ana chUdren. ApPfOK 1-6. $40 We need help ar all houn on ORDERLY,· exper, 7-3. San , I••••••••• \\rill come to you evenings, wardrobe. ~11 979-4172. : -,weekends. No job too Small. APPLY JN PBRSJN 1714) s47~!11m. wk. 502-TIW5 rush jobs when we have Clemente General Holp. W ESTERN DIGITAL liiiiiiiiiiiii;;ii;;iilii;;;;;iiii;; 0HCYl'ElrFront Desk Clerk, tt .. m. in our b., y n+.49&-1122 ext 214. exper. pref'd, but not nee. Print/Bindery ShOp. Easy PARKIN • COLOR TV Repair, expert. CORPORATION Apply in pel"IOl'I, Rodeway to )earn, we will train. G Lot AttendantJ CENSUS ENUMERATORS , B•by1lttlng 54S-8212. 646-1824 . Tel•vl1ion R.-ir * • RA1N Gutters tnstalled, q11allty 'M'.!Jic, reuonable, Free estimates. 96S-22lll. Hauling ·- rea9Gnable, moat in home. 7 EXPERIENCED Inn, 1400 S.E. Brlrtol, Costa Houn can be arranged call needed at O.C. Fal.rgrounds Free estimate, H.B. N.B. & CITY OF Mesa, 557--8700 540-gm ' Sv."8.p1neet, every Sat & Sun. C.M. Bert G a 11 e more , 19'1'2 RED HILL A VE. · LVN Oeancut college atudenta 968-2783. NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. IRVINE ASSEMBLERS HOUSEKEEPER for prel'd.12 hr to start. Apply ' . " Tiie (fRVINE IND. COMPLEX) teacher, 1 school age child. OmvaleaCe!rt·Rome, full le at Swapn1eet 9 am Sat. I RETIRED University couple RUBBISH Hauling: Yard, REID J-111..l. & BAKER STS. $2.10 Per Hour Live in, room, board A part time, cail 642-oc.98 PARKING attendant, over will provide sensitive child garage, warehouse &r; con· CERAMI monttily wage. Require. oioiiiioiiiiioimiii;iiiioo;I cart part·time in exch. tor 2 struction cleanup. Remove C TILE NEW & B~YSIITER wanted for 3 35-50 Numerators are needed NEEDED IMMED. mentl: References, m u i t l8. CaUl. Ile. p/time, or !'.· Br pri. apt wMew. Exp'd, trees, sht\J.b!I, u n s I gh tl Y remodel. Free est. Sm. jobs girls age1 11, 10 & 7 from 2 to conduct a ipecial census driw Call 6 PM 9 PM MACHINIST f/tln1e. 832--0924, 6#-1700 welcome. ~2426, 536-8589 to 5:30 pm Mon '"·· Fri "~ .. -Oct. 3 & Oct. l'. VOLT ' · ' -'ex-'t'--555~··==-==~--I LIC. Daycare, my home. Mon-F)1, Lrg play areu, dlversitled activities, reas. rates, College Prk achl area, 549--0706 healthy, stable, quiet. Ref'a. trash & debris of all types. 1 uu.u uoe:•"=-• ., 96Z-72i1 _ ,. 644-2791. day8 a week. Fast. Reliable. Top Soll Own trans; Willing ,to pay Enumeratot'S must be avail. Instant Per•Of!Ml HOUS~ER/Cook for 1 . PART TIME. {,• SABYSl'ttlNG. ----F~-Reasonable,-~So~B!u<hih::Jeoa.t~i\_j::::'::::;:;;;;.:;;:;;::==-good! "-~for mature, af to.work 6 hrs. per day. Temporary Service adult, llve-1'n, o-ac• ·-a ._ Prt-sclsion meclranice.lpconl· COUNTER GIRL • Hauling 673=0036 ....-QUkI;JTY-* -ec..--le-pel'$0n-with-se115e.-3.S4.Campus_D &ll.te_100_ u.: ""'" • PQnent part.I Set up It. aper Ov 1 ..L yard. • · ·* MULCH & TOP SOIL * ot humor. Please write Apply ~ C..--Palm-Springs.--Refs.-req!d .. L &,te-variety-Df · clrlnea-in: i.-= er Zl. Appl)'. ln ~non onl)' 1 -. µlVING CARE LOCAL moving & hauling ~Y 586-6930 stating qualifications & City of 1 rvine Newport Bee.eh 546-4741 Driver Uc Must like pe\4. cludi -ma atre:r2:0l.J'P:M., aeit--sser. s.-0855 after 5:30 PM 8tlldent. Large truck. Reas. salary requirements to Equai Oppor. Employer Call 6'13-&i79 ng tun·et: lathe, vertl· deHcates:9en Brookhunt & BABYSITTING, my bome. Barry. 534-1846 or 613--0647. Classified Ad No. 937, Daily 4201 Campus Drive H 0 US EKEEP cal mm. ,Short run. Snu\!I Ad ams, HUnt Bch. near • 1 • Ul-3840 EXP couple to mahage ~ ER/babysit· !hop. X1n t working condl· Savon. Xlnt cond. Wvine ea.re. SKIPLOADER & du.mp truck I IDJIJ Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa unit apt in Costa Mesa. tor ter, tive m. ft:lr Newpll"t Hons. ~:,;:o:.,,__,--=.,,.-~ -Newport Beach. fi43.-0668. work. Concrete, asphalt, "' ... >"*'* Mesa. 926ai CHEMICAL details call Bert or Helen Beach family. SaJary p>d, STA.CO SWITCH INC P/time Service Station At· , BABYSMTING. My home. saWing, breaking. ~ruo " I BABYSITTER/ ~ Mott, CJS Real Estate, ~5961. l.139 Baker ........_._ ~I telldant. Nttea & wlmds. 1 Day or night.~. nr. Baker 32 FI'. FURNITURE Van for HOUSEKEEPER OPERATORS 548-1168, eves 557~. HOUSEKEEPER . live-in. l ~"" esa. Muit be exper. Hrly wage ; '6r Fairview, !J79..lll46. local turn hauls le gen1 Job. Wanted, Mia. 700 3 bright kids (8, ll, 121 + For expand!ng m~ rennery EXPERIENCED full time c h t Id re n . Must have An Equal Opportun'ty + conun. Don'a G u l r BABYSITI'JNG • in my haullna. 643-1862, 557-2736. he1pleu dad now need ~n Santa Fe Spring.s. Otem. seivi-........ tion att-'---references. Spanlah speak· Employe'r 1 Service, 590 S. Cout Hwy, ' -~.. day -lovi mature lady to live-in or out lStry background m school ""' "u1 "'IUi:u" i~~ OK ••~•1 Lag Bch. ~? ........ ae, or t, ng HOVHcl .. nlng BARTENDER, exp. Mature, 5 day Contact Paul Roybal (n4) .. .., • ....v-vo.o • care, lrg. tncd yd. 642-6299. wishes ateady emplym't. & +B kha. F.)V.Calarea CEllis or past e'q>el'. nee. Good co. 642-3906 N.& area. • HOUSEKEEPERS/SITJ'ERS MACHINIST PART Time, l ntelllgent lady Home 0 this 12 roe urst . I before 4 beneftts. Zl3f9'l1,7464 n-.:: .. ,..A. 1 ..,._,. -._.. , ..... A •f--". v.•/worklng knowledp in I' IWllLbabysitinmyhome. DON'T take chancea with wner area. pm (213) 484-1370 ext 363. " Fiddlen Ill Restaurant in .......... ..,e.....,. DomeatlcAacy ......,.. ... , '"''"'' .-un:: """"'' photography , Photo Near Fairview & Baker, yoor carpet, 1 et pro-yn. Write Classified Ad NG. Mt-G pm & Sat & Sun (n4) COCKT1 AIL waitress, part Laguna HiHs ~tail now 1046 N. Tustin, Orx:. 997-'>500 AlAo Mach. Shop Trainee Flnishln& Counter I: Sales. day or night. 979-1946 fessionala who know what 926, Daily .PUOt, P.O. Box 963-3485 t me. Busboys. Dlllmans hiri~: HOUSEKEEPER I Compa.n-LOK.FAST, INC. COM area. Ph 673-<l670 j; C•rpenter they ~ doh!g help you. 1560• Costa Mesa, Ca.. 9262't BABYSITrER wanted tor 1 ::is~~ E. Balboa Blvd., WAITRESSES, COOKS, ton, must drive, no amok--,,~864~w~·:,il6th~~St~·:;,· ~N~.B~·~-lpAJi'fTii;'[;fJ,;;;'cit,;~:>:;; I ' 546-5745 EXP. Yacht & Restaurant ld ba BUSBOYS, ing, H.B. 962-5224. MACHINE OPERATORS PARl T TU.fE lunch cook. Ap. · W WO b ~-f Go' to M xl , mo. o by, exper. Ir. COOK T · K.tch Ea 'd Py Odie's Restaurant, 212 , . ~lng.i:~~~b~~ HOUSE OF CLEAN J;j~ a ~st. Che~ '!'st reliable, young girl, my HelperA:r:ebehvn~me: HOSTESSES HYBRID mi c roci r cu it xl:it~~~~~Ul train. E. 17th St.. Costa Mesa. ~ ka ~75.98 846-9495 EXPERIENCED Cook? Please call Bill, home, own trans, Vic, or 3pm, ?-.lesa Verde Conv. & DISHWASHERS engineers. Lay out, pro-I.a Barge Wire & Ca1'1e betWffn 3 & 5 pm. 646-4303. 1 'i ~Du~8 ~. New, HOUSE WORK 61H730. 19th & Wallace. Call before Hosp, 661 Center St, CM Full or p/time. Apply in ~~·c::I:t~~~ 301 E. Stevens, Santa Ana PtmlE job, idee:t f ot· !-remod, add, alter, frame, * ~1 * * MUSfCIANS • Duo desires ;~;g1;·Monday thru 54.%585. ~rson. Next to Sears, in, xlnt growth -opportunities, 1"lAIDS -No exper. nee. Ap-!~:~~· :'r:is & $1Sa~ ~ :ftnlah, repairs. Lie. 9Ell-1961 ·=Hou=s"E="'o"F~C~L°'E~A~N~-I club work. Call John or Bill, Friday 2.45 to 6 PM $1 hr <XX>K for Parkhurst Retire-Side mall top salaries & fr 1 n g e ply in person, 'The Rodeway Ofcs 83&-2l9S Or ~3132 ·~ WOODWORK, ca\»inets , 5.57-8151. Care i & 11 yr Jd Call ment Residence, Fri, Sat, FIELD MEN benefits. Reply in coo-Inn, l«IO S. E. Bristol, · · .,,,. IU. ~ Dul( •DOES EVEQ-~G • Job Wanted, "•male 702 Mrs. Hauser 96~ Otnce: Sun & Mon, 12-S:OO. Jnqi.iire Young men for field "-'Ork. Jidence to Oassifted Ad No. Coata Mesa. SST-3700 PBX Will train qualified .: !'' ~1598CA.' JRP~ck.,...8!:94y95: . e Hon'IH •• 0. u0~:,. A ... INMZ-682G 4 occ tu'· t -~.. ---·· 642-5290 aft 6. ~;ri.,1..a Alameda, Fountain Must beSoable to \\'Ork ~s 909,~ ~~ltya !',; ... 101, CaP.0.~"< A'lA,IDS for motel, wkrlo.ys ~~~:· r;,no~:e~'~· ~r r.r•i n. ~ s u.::n •n=uS pw·•-ume BABYSrrrER tor 6 Id · occM. me exper. 111 as. JON, .... ~ n , • ::r~.i;ig. ony, Lacuna Shores, 419 N. ' • ·· ! General Repair Day ,w*o~.1~~ • .,.; Re&. job 10 help meet expenses. boy, alter school 2ITs, 0 to COOK, EXPER. phalt or seals de~_bie, but IMMEDIATE CASH Coast Hwy, Laguna, ,:C:::.M::::,. --,--,---,.~~~ • , • 67S-62ll • ;n •1::roJ Available afternoons, even· S:l5. Nr Nwpt E 1 em . Mature, dependable, neat. not nee. Apply m ~n COMMISSIONS 49f.8521. Pens.ion Adm A1tllf1nt I HOUSE WORK,$~ a day. ingll or weekends 1or work Srn:-63l7• Apply Immediately! Surf .i only. Interviews 9 am-12 Sell na•--•1y.f·-·· v.... MAINTEN•ucE $550 ' L.arpef Senolc• in stores, ahopa, restaurants =°"'="='==~----SlrJo' 5000 \V noon Sat Sept. 22 N UUllW .... ......, .... _.... ~ A tlrut Ba. kvround Own transportation or oUlces in Costa Mesa or BABYSITrER for .2' small NB 111' • Coast Hwy., PhOOe ealli ' 0 Shoes part or full time. Very MECHANIC ccoWESTCL c • JOHN'S plirpet<& Upholstery * 5414»6? oi-Ml-25'88 * South Coast Plaza areaa. boys. Ask tor Deanna, ' . 141B E. W&rn6 S.A. high cash commbsions plm Opening available f or ll'r Ori, r~poo f.Ne Scotch· L•nd1c1plng.. 54.5-4240. S'ia-79911, 675-4 0 91 or COOK, "-'Oman for nursing FU R N 1 T 'u R E lxn?te8, benefits. Your0\\'11 maintenance mechanic In 1'f.'1""'E~~11 .. ~ncySA. \ pM:: ·(Soil..,. ~ts) 673-9110 home, beach area, will con-buainea. No Investment. medium a1ze i pd u 1 tr i a I ...., · ......... ,. .. r, · I\' ~ · i: an - 10 ; LANDSCAPING, s'pt1nklerS, NEED help at heme? We BABYS~ Co t M sider training. Call for appt. D RIVE R/WAREHOUs;E. hee eelllne and training plant )lust be familiar (P.fark II Center) brigh ·--& 10 _£\lute waterlalli &. ti.sh ...-..t., have aide1, nurses, ••• ._.., 1a eaa. 714-494-8075 l\IAN Exp. Spanllh speak-kit. Ralph p v~ ~ 1 1.1 ..... _, · _1.. M2-88J6 ~" mm ............. hou5ekpl'&, 0>m_panionl. Our Town Apts. Adams & . · . ing. Penn 54'1-118.\ Mr. • ne:uey,,.,..,.,.. w mac ......... ,. 't'tr.-;-, &l-..--.::;r,;;:=.-,--1 ~~a:' mo~~~ ~~~!i-A~. ~~earJ:. Homemakers u P John . ~~C:ii n~ 2p01-~~~e!~~eHo~~iflu.tr~i ~tiller. ';: ~ KnacrJ:i~· Brock· ~~;;_i.~1 ~...'. Personal Secretary me e$&.· trips. Will clean 1 _,,271546="''-&12=-.::9180.=----547..Q)81· BAB~SI'ITER wanted nights su.«i98. * GARDENER* rectlon of equlprueut pro-~'1Ft1~· ~~.rmi7.;, Masonry P~atri~~Me~~bo!~ ~r for 9 )Told girl, Huntington ~your own 8os1 INSURANCE SAl£S ~~ia. ~~n~~~~ TO Vice President couch sio. Chair $5. 15 yr,, SLIJMPSl'ONE, block wall,, i ,;;hos:::;<:pl=tal~,,cd::ay,.,~=,.::900-~1955:::;.= Beach area. Call days, OEBURR FINISHER ;-uU or p/tune ln your 518-1144. . exp. t1 "~fl! counts. not planter, Expertly instal'd. Hele Wanted, M&F 710 536-2829. own area. High income, No exp nee., earn while )'OU Equal Oppor. Empfo)'a'' Shorthand pttferred but not method. I. do ·work myseU. Specially priced, B 0 b, BABYSITI'ER needed for l Deburr small plastics & Gu.rantMd Customers team, part titne, eves I MALE, cleu-cut. IOOd ~ ·~C:tl:?"· .!~st , :' :t· Good rel. !IU...QlOL 645-4930, Accounting Oerk girls, 6 & 9 yrs. From 2-6pm metal parts. Be capable of No Cash Down wknds, full time when quaU. tng record, m e c 6 an t ca ,J pea.ranee 21 ·to 30 ..,... t>; CWpet CINnlrig Pall'lting & Lite Typing 642--9470 in Corona de! Mar area. lL'tlng hand tools. Good eye· Earn Now, Pay Later Ced. abllity, ~. shop A age, tnte'rtated in l~~a: Floor Cere. & Windows Paperk1nnlng ' Sam Lovegren Good pay. 675--8076 sl.drt required, 534-7117 Farmers Insurance Group truck ma int en an c e & restaurant bu..dne11 une Dutch Maint, Seri. ·537.1508 1-..;..:=;.;.;:=•=:...--ADVERTISING Co. Needs BABYSI'ITER·Mature, live-STACO SWITCH, INC GARDENER: Need statt Ed l.an1 * 54().1834 delivery, able to lift. pU1 cumbered I atJi• tn' traV: C I C _ _._ • niale or female sales people in, 1 be.by, 6 mos. Must ll39 Baker, Costa ftlesa gardener for Jge hogpiial. INSURANCE •=tncy .,.._ time, lllludmt OK. $1.13 hr tb ·Apply tn penon. Th~ emen , o""'.,..,.. PAINTING-int. & ext. for Orange Co. w/xln't OJ> ~~!.t car .• ;. ~0a1 refer.· re-i;o..,,,., 549-3041 also other duties. Pleqe 1 Cuuality -r...:...., • ~ Hrart..d~LI-"--" _ Californian Reataurant, 1400 -ATIOS -"·-dri Sa Hau l n g, m a i n t, por. for advancement. Ex· """' ... " '1'IO"'V.,.. "-""-.. Oppor. Employt!r call Beverly Manor Conv. ~ ple·-----0-t' 1• 1 c e a r ware •uneu, .lh>t So Harbor Blvd. La Habra. .r. • WIU...a, Yes. w, What-have-you. No job too per. helpful. Wlll train-Will-. ""!!!'!~~"!!'!!'!~~~1 H 'ta! La H . 11 ........ ........~ . Birch, NB Interview• s121 1 :::.·:;;:..;:::,.::;;::~'-"'~~ break, remove I: replace blgortooaml.J:Jyraexper .. qperaon.CaU531).;.2100for Ba~:tt;r·:o~~bild~s, =DENTAL RECEPT. 83~~· guna I a, 613-3850 I: 9/Mnl MPM. PHOTO Lab Tedmidan ti:r oini:rete. 548-86681orest. ~~rair~S. 6 4 5-0 383, 1 ~.........,iiiiiiii;lniiiitervliiiewiii.;;,liiiiii ' ,.,=,...;;,*;::5'3-:;735~1*::,,.== Desirable Coastal Location. GENERAL Help, Pick up .ft Vs N v.-. ~ 4 MANAGlR TRAINIE i{18~foni~ ~ =: = :.cJfi~ I' 1 BABY SITI'ER WANTED Good oppor. for_ sharp, delivery for company re--Outstandina opportunity to 540-4481 M\~~.546-ll.84 Ill' ~'7200. PROF. wallcovertng state A FUN PlA~E for 90me nlghta, days. pleasant girt ,v/~. /J. ~ quirement&.-GenetaL..Help_ advance to manqerial poat.l;;;;:=;;,;~,--..,,--....,.-:-1 = Uc. no. 219514, wur., all • TO WOllK LAGUNA 497-2514 <XJ><T. ~btllties ,,,. car r<qWred. Technology -· -1n-31MO-d.,...-Our cur-PRFS'lE!! -dry cleaning, 1 ~TOil "Q?ment ~or~, types ot paper. 714 : elude: Supervising ofc per, Marketing 979-11.00. rent man a 1 e r 1 eam ~e. 90me-coumer -~. Walks, PatiOll. Lie. I ~84'::::l-4386':':"j;;' ~;,;;;o;;;---BA RT E N D E R needed sonncl, I.amiliarity w I com· ' $1000.$l!KX) mo M\llt have work. Apply Sc o t a m a n ---t~ No?-~·6'.2--8514. t-No Wulll.'C_ :J~ ~ Hency's• Newport Beach. pt@l· billing & ins. AQQQint· •-~ door to door ci.nvaning ex-Cleaners. 253 E . 17th St. CM ~ 8iiiili:NT Work, pa ti 0 •• * WAL~PAPER * -r 2530 w. c ,t Hwy, 54s..u17 hig patients & mal<ing ti· GENERAL lABORERS perlence. REAL ESTA'l'l< SALES '.f drfvtJwa,ya, sidewalks, brick When you call "Mac" e l!Uben * BEAUTICIAN -Xlnt op-n a n c i a I ammgement8. • -Call Mr. Newman 979-5222 - -SUCCESS CAREER i . p&artttrs. Reas. 545-29'13. 5el"44 eves. portunity in small salon. f145.ti656. MANICURIST exper Mr New or e"Jll!flenoed. Join the • II r t Ciiifd C•re PAINTING & tepaJr, 35 yrs £. cf. San Juan Ca Pis tr an o . DENTAL Chairside Assis-Skilled & Unakilltcl Ron's Met111 Hair ~1118 World'• larpat and futnt I workmanship guar. Take _4ii;9J.-O()IO;,;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. I tant, for Pedodontic prae-Temporary Employment llM.lllit.tr 2400 W. O>as't Hwy., NB. ~ i: ~f='= 'f :;::.::Oi~~~,! ~~~ of my exp, • ee 0BENCH ASSEMBLERS ~':',, ;;:._:·~~bl·??-= Apply 5'30 am • Mon-Fri. ~~~ 5434.1,;;ECHANIC ottlcesbor and become a ~· Reterencea . PAINTING: ln4 e>Ct. Res: N-H iring o"~:-®'~pt·AsslstanL MANPOWER, INC. ...._,"-Co>-,,.....,.., Experienced; to work on ~~ M~~ Contractor Comm. Clean & Rel. Ref's. D & N't Smalt precision e lectro itodern progressive 1 girl SEE OUR used eara, All beneftta, pen-~~ i=-:~ ~:78=·~h~; (213'} ay I e med!anical devices. Exper. ore. Exper reqd. MS-55M. 448 w. 191.h Street SUNDAY LISTING l1on plan, .e:ood pay. CU;t sales tnJnlnl. tNCQME L:rt! \V~ can INT Pain"-• ~-t =.:tY. in ~~P8:nsi'!-DIE'I'ARY AJd l/tirn 6 30 Coate M11• 645-2043 CAJ.J.. TRISH HOPKINS STAMP FORD What Is your license wOrttl remodel :ror mOftl 111.come. Cl 'an1ng F-~ ~'.', .::-:.r 14 BUSbOJS 2 pe.:,.. e . ....:...,, m N. Anaheim mVd. JERRI WHITIEMORE _In San Clemenre to your Oieck our -th'"' I ....,...,..., e ree 1:.a ~ ered. a.m.· pm. wu bol. •"""'A e-· 77• -•-E 11th St Cat I In ) ~·f Ph --· ., Lie N'o. a.lll'tO. Cd Sean · · STACO SWITCH, INC. benefits. Park Lido Health ruisw1m ..._ ._, · • rv e .... n : .... ..-ll37 uk tor Mgr. bonusproeramwldchmtam 1 ' <96-S117 =or~&t>-='-'1059~~~--.,... & 1139 Baker, Cosra M"'° Care, 466 flagship Rd., _ _ -· . Sult• 224 642-1470 MECHANIC, Bicycle Exp'd. SSS to yout Pl.-call , GERWIOC & SON PROF. painter, honest v.'Ork, 549-JO.ll N.B. &t2-804,I. GENERAL OFFICE -•-•--•-F\tll time. MiAllon Viejo, Virginia Jones 835-48ll. C Bldg Contr. ''dlt & o--od reu. lnt/ext, f~e est. F N Sp kl I ty In ..,,,,__..__......,.--4~ •m 831 2861 * REAL ESTATE ~ .tv.i """'" Ref 548-.....," 642-39 Equal ()ppor. Employer DINNER Cook w/heavy ex· ee eatl· ar e pen ~-> • ~ · State Lie. B!·ll43Zl s. ' """'· 13· 0' h sh per. in saute' fo<Xls ln fine this jewelers office. Never a MEDICAL Back O ( f ice, SALESMAN * 67>-6041 549-2110 "' PAINTING & STAINlNG IS wa ers BIG Can>'on Country Club large ope ... tlon. Contact dull tnoment. Your day will lanitona· I P/IJme. Call betwn 2 k 4 Switch IO Buslneu Op. I • 1. !'. 1: I; " 1, .. /. " 1, • I I · l " ' • I 1 JA(l{ Taulane. r ep at r , tNT/E-iir TRI?-.1, ACCOUS needs help, storage Cher Fred, 644-1700. be varied doing general of· pm. 64)-8566. portunlties. Sell Bars, liq. n!lmod'. add. Lie B-1269072. FRE§ .. Jim, 979·8186 All Shifts Room/Maintcr'lancc, 4 Hrs. DIRECI'OR of program nee duties & Ute llellina· MESSENGER part tlm 3 •tores, cafe. Retail My Way Co. 547...(X].'jtj. CUSl'lfuM H p~rhang~ 21 per wk, $2 hr, call golf shop, Gi'l•fs Club ot Santa Ana. :1~ bJ>~:. ab~~~~: Prefer Ag• 20-25 to 5 ~· M~ thru Fri. N~at :~s~u. No financln& pro-Electric•~ ~: ·No. 1 :fm. ~iise. ate Apply 3•5 dally .;;64i;"'ii'1888iiiii;;;"'"iiiiiii"'"iill" I some exper. w/gtrli 8-13 vancement potential & great 6 D1y1 A WHk appearance. Other employ· W1: wW traln 151 E C I H •BOAT CARPENTER nee., youthf ul type etarttngaal.FoeJobsAlao. ment pennlasable. OrangepACIFIC BUSINESS SALES INTER/Exter, accous. cell, • oa1 wy, pre:fered. Mail resume PO Jason Beat Ae•ncv Apply in permn County Area. 835--31'0 w ~Bl., o... MN!. ELECI'RICIAN·Llce.nso No. 233108. Small jobs, n1aint & repairs. ~8-5203. lngs sprayed. Lie, Ins, Joe. Eq~a~~!. '::P~~er ~a!f~sh~ ~ts~nM~~ Box 3252 Santa Ana. 17400 Brookhurat, F. Vly FAR W£ST ~oo~60~~ELS-R. E. BROKIR rels. Free est. &G-0809. have experience to do high-D l SH WASH E R·Kitchen Suite m -~ Women, Men. ~"·-n Head R. E. dlvl.tlon now bt- 1. __ ..,,_ Helper . FWJ le p/time. Ai>' GENERAL Ollie t ~•JUU..: 1~ ... ....__. ~--- Trader's Paradise lines times dollars • AMBITIOUS people wanted est qua 1ty W\1\IUWurking. ply betwn 9 •m & 3 pm e, m Us Medell wanted tor Fall and .. ,. '",.'"""'· .1:-. ~ ..... ~ to eati1 $100. to $1000. per Pacific Trav.·ler Corp. Mesa Verde COnv. Hosp.: type. Versatile aell ltarter SERVICES Winter F&ahkml corp. lnterelt in MYtrtl mo, part tin1e, out of your &47·6908 fi61 Center St., C , M , needed. Call 540-45U AMERICAN BEAU'l1£S ll'f!U. Must be ettab. I home. 6">-012.1. 548-5585 GIRL ""'IDAY MODELING ACADEMY ICfiV<l member ol a local APPRENTICE f\faintenance BOAT MECHANIC . "' 67S-&44.2 * 3700 Npt Blvd., RJty brd. •1516. Mk b • any age to learn the experienced only. perntanent DO~IESTIC 11elp Geoj rge Secretary . typinc, shrthnd, t6n "eynoldt Av• N.B. Mr. Carr •• :bik 66-0501 AJlen Byland Agency, 06-B poidtion requires good office Senta An1 genecal maln,.nonce llcld . ' r • · . E. 16th St .. s .A. 547--0395. skill> xlnt salary frln~ MOLD PRESS RE.CEPTIONIST Permanent position. BookkMper~c•y • __ .... i ... k >Aiorkino' cond"~ Equal Opper. Employn ' McNash Realty, 642-1334. Ne I form:"_. N t D • A ~·•u~ D ·•~t w Y · 1"ll e w P 0 r r S ISIStant tlona. Send resume &: 11$lary lY or ,..,. .. , no exp. nee .. APT Mgr. C1>uple over itO for Be a eh Co·ntrac tor ~ -y 1 d (18-2&) to lit hlstorY Write CJurlned Ad J ANITOR p/tlme. Septl OPrDIJOR ee:J)', tun job. WW jra.ln, oo 40 Units, Coata Mesa. Call Developer.· Full ch a r ge lnouhens.,lha Y Will tralnaa e 542 Dally Puot po Box ntired. No exper. neoeiu. 1.M typifll or shorthand; etc. $4.2-U2L Book keeper. secretarial' spa. • no 1560 Cos M o..lif ·92626 Mt. 5caDe or Mt. Wll1$ma. Apply hi PttSOn any aft or ~EMBLY \\'Orkers r 0 r skills a must -Shorthand exp. nee. ~\pply ln G':. ' ta eaa, • Sllverwood1, 45 Faahfon SmaJi Jll,udc mold IBhop ew. at~ Welt Cit Hwy. olut1cs firm to team plutlc optional. Pleaae at n d ~"i: or NJ:· W. ClRL Friday -~. aood Island, Newpt. Center. Must be exper. in traMf~ N.~. ' llntahin& operations. Go&:! resume. S&lary hlatory Ir wy., . , tr:· S:1rne tt t c t at ton . or ln,ted:ion motd1rc. ' opp or tun l t y for ad· re1 ........ IP.O. l»x ,_, ary to suit. 5 o.,... JUNIOR SALISMAN: $TACO SWITCH, INC · 'RICIPTIONIST MOBILE -• Jot In Palm NR new 2 br, alr, 100 x l'IS' vancement. Apply 630 w. Ntwport B<ath, -· ~=~.:" :.! Phone ';~;[~~ ~ Earn -per -WOt'lt· lilt Bolter Ooola M.,. : !or,-lleol-.!lltlote --In Delel"t Grct.1ls, Joe. oo golf in Bullhead City Az1ion• 17th St .. O.t BOOKKEEPER • AOCl'O exper w/lnk Fu.11 or J . ... Ins after school and S&tur-54fi,.))Q Oiiata Mesa. PlHant wort· course, Incl mbship, p&yoff Trade equtt:y fDr Lr~ ASSEMBLY of electronic CLERK Min. 2 rrs exp. p1t1mf H cuiford Tbome unmt!d. openlnp "f.lthne tit days aelllng new aublCl1p.. F.quai Oppot, Emplo)'s ~~Pb' ~~· ,. 800 v. Sl100 for ve~ 0• •"v-~". $7,000 n11rt1. Ute preasv.'Ofk, wlll Responsible for A/P Ii .. AaOc•·lea 540-4481 p/dme work. AlrY lhlft, tkmlorthoDAit.YPn.oT. . • oae -..,,,, ""' • ~· ' • "' ., .... "' ,..~: "'""trai D •. "-·•· hll' ~It. Conltrw:ti<Ln Ir • on ' • N.8./5.A. a.re&. Prefer «I Thlt It not a paper rvute MOn:L MAID w •~ --pld aUl'O. 6f0.J090. valUe only.~. ~-;%!i; .,.&."'°t:n!tt;. EDP exp. htlptul. NewJIQ:rt DRIVER yrt or over .. Vnifomls f\lm •. and doet not include d• rlll tri "'"'"'"'l,;:=::;:·===---~~I VIDID Tape Recorders for m!PLEX. C.M. 8eftut. &42-Im Beach Joe. Plea.ae c:a.11 Mr. F/~me tor loCal deUVeitts. on jOI> t;raint~. O>ntact Lou 1.1vel1es or coUectln~: Open-C:.. ir:r· •j,fnY ln ptrt0n R~P'l'~~ • te&tl l ownty 0 TVWa-<ega'u'naa1Mf.o:~·,.""""s•ooor~ owner's unit, lam. nn.; .fQr AVON·-·~•KES , Frjnk, $3:H722. MUil have .xlnt drlvlna ~' l.Jn versa!· Pro . !nil In Co.'1t1t Mesa, Fountain MOTH~e"••~tute for 2 • su..233o-,. ,., ,, ~n Cabr1el Valley tneome """ BOOKKEEPER Ex p er reocord. tectlon SfJl"Viee, 1403 N. J1ill' Valley and South Huntibston """" ..,.u val. lnde for 1, Jot ' property. Fortin Co., CHRISTf>l.U 1'HE SEASON needed In retaU ilal,.· SWIT CHBOARD bOr S.A. 531~. lntet'VWt Beach. Appiy "°"'by calllnf bo)'S l1 A 13 from 2,30 to RECEPTIONIST, pert time, 613-'382 Rtaltor &1"'100 TO BE JOLLY . Under 30. Refer. required: Fltimt w/other oto dutle1. held Tut1 & Thun $ pm.7 548-30~3. 6:30 pm 5 ~· wk. Call Mature, Mon·Tlun, i.t pm 'Cl OiS\' 2 GJorc cv tor lO' WILL trade prime 2* actt_ Earn extra money for 11tt1 64~ · Ask for Barry \Veit, (114) pm, SQt 10 &m•2 pm. . tqual ()pp>r. Employer 548-Q19 daft, eve ~7 -• 60-«i98 ftlft bed to put on 1 ton tnJ.-t Jn Lu Veru Nevada M lln AVON Representative V111c3nc1(!11 cost mont:yf ~nt 557-9.212, N e. w P or l Sta· ''White ,Elephantii" ova; ''Wbtte Elcpbu. ,, ova-You don't _need a sun to REO/See. Real Ente ~. Qiev truck. for equH.y In 3 'bedroom In youc spare lime. 'Call : YOur Kou!le. apt., 11tore Honers, N.B. numlna )'OUI' ho!J•t Turn runnJriR )'OIJr hO°Ull Tum · "Onnr Fiit''~Wbe · you Exfc".~ter. Clll ... MM> Call home or duplex in Nt!'WJ)011 3tO·?Ml. bldJt., et~. thr\I a 'OaUy Pilot Any d8.)" Is the BEST DAY IC .;them into "CUh" , , • seU them fnto 1'CUh" ••• •ll [llaef: ah ad ln, the Dall.Y day. * N).D& * HJ..8237 ee.pa lh!I.. (;n;'JMl, Ukt to tnd4!'T Our .Tr&du'1 Clautflod Ad. Sell Idle Jtemt nm M adl Don't .d~l~-· • • lhtim thru e. 'DIJl.y PUot them. thN a o.11)' Piktl filot-Wa.nt Ads. call rt:rN The "~el.ow . Pqet" of I·------------,~--~--· . PitndJse oolumn ll for )'(llJf now! Call &&2.-5678 Naw! CALL OAll.Y PILOT ' claalfted .ti · cl...usta"'adl ... · ~fled_ ..... ltHlnL . " I . ,_ • ' ' • ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~ 1 :~~~~~~~~,I~~~~~~~~· l~~~~~~~~:i~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~~S1~t~~~J'•$1p·t·tm·btf--~ ••• l.~ ...... ~~~D~Al~LV~~~LD~T~3~3 I '" ... ,... l[Il] I .......... fill [ .,,,.,,_.,, ![DJ. I _-..: · 1~ 1~! iiiiiiiiii-~-~'~~·1~ [ •d• .,, l~ I •d .... I~ [ -. . ~ ~I _-____.!~ -- HtlpW.-,Ml~7!0 HolpW.,Nd,M&-F710 Help Wtnlod, MliF 710 Appllonc.. 802 Furniture 8101=-.. Sat• 112Mlocollonoou• 111Mitcell•-"'1 111 Mlscollanoou1 ' "".:;;..""~"-~~~.;.;;;: ~.1..;~~~~~.:....~~- 111 RELIABLE steady w/exper. In lead acid batteries. Apply 11.t Lewis Broti, 110 E. 16th St. •. C.M. RESl'AURA1'fT SANDWICH MAKER SHORT ORDERS ~SECRETARY ~ COLOSPOT Bebigerators BEAll'l'YREST aprma and SUPER Exollc African App, re 11 lool .& Die Maller Kcnmoro wallbers A dryers ,.,.1...... !Ul1 ab>il. Chair•, '"'°"' !tom •leaant "°""' \Ve at11 lool\inl tor a top Design, build a, matntaln <pre-01.~:ontinued Floor Modela 1 amp 8, ch t n a ware, GARAGE SALE or K&ttal'lll, t1>P5 w/Jd Fine rurniture notch leCf'eta.ry to learn the Cl&lon progt"eSSlve dies as Rcductlon4 to $100 111 v e r ware , kin&size SAT & SUN-t AM pant.I, cottons & silka., & Appl~ ad hli. U )"OU take , l Sea1'li. Rocl>u ck&Co. bcdlp1-cad .. Bicy c le E.¥· OFFICE EQUIP. exqulallr b' embroide~ Aue.dons Frida,y, 7:30 p.m. shOrUuuxl.-type fatl & ae--1~el ~~~~rt 1'\IU !omt &. Ma.ms at ~fagnolia, H.B. erdsor, Mink stole CNtttuntl Copler, check writ.er, desks, C')l'IO of a kind. or Gliele'• MAST!RS AUCTION curalely & would like a stlln~.,..,. cs. AliO, in~e • ~7781 ' PQJtclt. ManyL-other chairll, me trays, addtng own .Kaftan& A ~ikls <fonnerly Windy's) challena:e. tend us your jtgs1 · rlX1ure!l & _n~cls. FRElCHT 0"'"""e sale, household ..items. -302 M<ll1l• macb, divider wall. lrom. $12 to $1.SO. See-31.S at ~~-Newp;irt, CM 646-8686 resu1ne today P Q Box SnulU llll?P· E.xce!lent \.l'Oi·k· -·-in a: Canyon Rd ,.. Pe r'T F ire 1514 \\1 Bel ·lf\d T ' Bldg "' 'I 1691 Newport 'ae ·, . "-1·1 tncc t'Qnchtiona Y•a.$bers, dryers. refrigs, ISi llU ) CdM • ~M . I SHOP .EQUIP. ppe ree a • . ' ony s . at . Mo><>~>, ac1, UJI. STACO SWITCH, INC. nc1v warranty. Reblr' lOrte t · ~r n,.,...'eSCent rixtutta (2 & 4 Broad~. Anahtln1, ~ "'.WW ll.J!:t Baker. Costa Ate11a w " '· h er s /dryers from BEDROOM Set, $125, White • 1i;;-p lndust. & ' circllJle 1'hurs/Fri/Sil 12.-8, Sun 12-~ 20% OFF 549+304l ~.95, i,Je~cll Cl.ty Ap-leatherette [)Q,y. ~· $150, type). \Vprk tables, fire ex· 6. Santa Ana Fry to With This Ad s;•,. 1 0 E phancti, ::.U23 W. Warner. Sgl bed !15• Captaua chair, lingubheT' "'Ork ttools paint Manchetiter. ll Ju . '""'ua ppor, mptoyer S.A. ti Bick E. <>( J-farb<>rt .. sml tab es, while bucket dip tunX w/stand.' l2V DRESS SALEll A mlturt>. appliances, *AUCTION* '65 VET PARTS. 32'1 q., trans It. run &'ifar, Uke nu. Do.sh doors. aeata. tlc. fi.42..2413 or 642-4.135 Ml1<ollon.,,.. · Wonted 820 WANTED-l'REl- BROKEN UP SIDEWALKS WILL HAUL AWAY Call R37-5003 alt 6 pm Ii \\'k· t•nds. TRAINEES General E1ectric \Vasher $75 cl.1aln, glasses, di I hes• emer. po\\-'el' supply, ''GRAND OPENING'' TV's, lamPt, toYs. clothes, kitchen ware tam ps LUMBER & misc. Ends 9/27. USE!) WANTED USED Kenmore Gas Dryer.-... -~ 673-1'988. 1516 • E. Ocea~ . 40 TO 60% OFF . tJSABLES. 2560 N("\\•port BRICKS -CALL lmmed openings for womt'n Kenmore Elec Dryer·····~ Bl d Balboa Exter. plf\\'OOd, particle NEW & like-new n1erchanchse Blvd., C11. 'lllt>S lhru $ill . 870-4SM SEC'Y-EXECUTIVE M1n1rnum 2 )'t!'8.rS experience, highly &killed in nJ 1 sec:retarl.al duties & pu,bllc relatlons. Fin an c I 11. l ex- p er l eo c e background \\'oman wsnted to \\'()rk at helpruJ . Call for ap- lunch counter p11!paring p:ilntnlent. on all shifts. Ae<:eptlng ex· Easy Gas Otycr .••.••.•. $50 v ·• · board, doors, odds & ends. Sale· Sept 71 thn.i Oct 1st ~ --------- per. molding n1achlne opri;. Guaranteed & ire<' delivery FINE decorator furniture -ALSO SECOND TO NONE WANTED-FREr Music•I lnstromenta 122 sandwiches & short orders. PCM INC. Leisure: \\l'orld 40 hr wk. No Sat nlte or Sun Laguna Hilla 837·3550 X2'31 work. No split shifts. Clean iii~~~i;,o;;;iiiii .... iiii~ mod lunch coontor. Med. & SECRETARIES h<lsp benefits. A p p I y -&. Lindberg Nutrition, in rear KEYPUNCH OPRS ot the Toy World Store, tower level. S. Coast · Plaza Irvine ~50 Shopping Center, Cost a 17802 Sky Parle Mesa. Ask for Al Casbara NEVER A FEE AT TEl\IPO Tempo Temporary Help & trainees. Clean. llte work • 540-8672 • 847-8ll5 • Divxi:I ctrina closet $275. Pool tbl, roll-a-way bed. Xl044 Santa Ana Ave SA BROKEN UP in new bldg. Shilt bonus 19 cu. rft. Re~rator/ Armoire carved dome top paints lacquer lacquer Country a b c t' SIDEWALKS pt'!!n1. paid for nite work. f'rtt"t.et". frostless \never $475, Sofa·Herculon $250. thinner. ' 556-J~ en er Oppor. for advance1nent. needs defrosting), yellow, OUld's or lingerie chest $30. PLUS * * WILL HAUL AWAY 7am-3pm, 3 p 1n -11 pm , like lle'\v See 10 appreciate. Guild -Lyle g u 1 tars . Many nianv more items 2 G60xl~ Used Tires & 8" Call 837-5003 alt 6 pn1 & wk- llpm-7am SlOO. 870 4564. 556-1577 WH.ERE? Otrome Chevy Wheels, S25 ;;•;;nd;,•;:;·=,-,,,.,-.,-,,---~ FENDER Telecaster $125. Precision Bass, lt('W $180. ~1usrang Y.'/case $50. Heath- Kit amp & 5peakers, Sl.tO. "4&->!067. . Cali!. lnjectk>n Mold ing SACRIFICE Bnu•d new ESTATE .SALE 8292 Lan1bert Dr., Hntg Bch, ~~m· e' ui;;,·~~ Fwo!:'!~Dodls ge& BASSETT' French Prov. tri-Il'vine Indus. Complex M"" F t & .,1 334 ~••• = ·~ d REYNOLDS fiutc with case 200 Briggs, c. Mesa Magic Chef Micro Wave >=· . urn 1 u r e · '" -1 · tires 2 14" Chevy used ple "T dresser $1:xl. $75 Oven, W<>n on TV Sho\v. Furnishings tron1 doublt· SO 1 S k' Mags & used tires 2 Matching 5 dn\T Chest $100. 531_1317 TRAINEE • yng nlan as op-Cost over $350. 1'lake <>f:fr. wide Mobile llome. Sal-Sun, FA & oveseat comb. TV, P:'? e Dod used S~ Nile stand $.JO or all th~ I ~~=,.,.;=.=.:_,-~-I tlcal tech repa.\rrnan, req'd: 557--0954, 9-6 9850 Garfield HB Space B & \V. excel. 9 x 12 area 15 Ford/. ge · $ e for $250. Duncan Phyfe 12 STRING Martin hard case REl'IRED man or \\'Oman lo work at Ice Crean\ store ln Balboa. $300 per mo. Short hrs, easy work. Ca 11 642-9006. 20-al vision ,wlout glasses, 96 · 962-0029 ' ' rug. Baby things, ladies Mags & tire&. In pa.trs 15 Drum table $7i ~Use. cut DeAmond pick-up $ 3 7 5. SECRETARY r 0 r A~ mech skill, & eutitude. WASHING machine $ 4 0. · brand name, new and like each, 646-5033. 1 1 firni . 675-7444. . Norge, -perto-. 15' cub COUCH & chair, console ne1v clothes. ae,·ge and red MOVING Sale·. G-n oomer crys a sten1Ylare. J\t r s , 1-'="-'""-="'-----countan!, Accounting office Machin e sh op exp. ·-r " t dre•••• tape '" Famelett• ~••n• CONN Trumpet "'th .... RETIRED clean up & han- dyman for medical office. Hours Oexible. Phone tt. Ref.rig. needs handle, gd 5 ereo, ....._.. • c0 .......,.ts, Slim Gym. Gold sectional/walnut table. · """'."""""'· .. , .........,. In Irvine to handle general desirable. 54&--0606 _, & I t ! · 819 -~ Xlnt Cond•.t•'on office & some bookkeeping. cond $25. Ph aft 4 PM c""°t'"°'st 0A' to 1n0uscCo. ,... medici~ cab. FTamed mir· Cherry· Magnavox Hi-Fi, ~ Typing required. Ca 11 TRAINEE to make resin 673-2978 en er ·• P • "' ror. r.t1sc:. 729 Center, CM sewing machine cablnet, WATER-SOFTENER $.10 * 833-3&12 833-9207 products, must be min 5'6" 8uildirv1 M•ter1al1 I06 Mesa. ,. 642--8850 draftin::ll table. Portacrlb, Never Been U11dl ORIENTAL RUGS tall, starting $1.85-$2.00 hr. ··• 2 YR old Danlsh modem d' hal dre--•r ~ t rty ·~·' l SECRETARY, general of· Costa lt1esa area, 9~. -· QUALITY Household items pr. c s c rs, ="" • Lifetinw factory guarantee. ,-.. va e pa ,..,.,..s severa fice, ni!n. 3 yrs. exper. e Surplus. Building couch-& love seat. He~lon incl oontempo !um, lamps, Double bed, ex. I~ mat· ReguJa.i·ly sells for $695. \\'ill used rugs. 644-5326. 67&-8773. Yacht Brokerage on bay. TYPIST w/transcribi~ ex-MATERIAL • lOOO's Of NE\V yellow, gald, wt.he striped, tables small appliances tress & box s pr l n gs. sell cheap! &12-0978. LEBLANC Trumpet llke new RN ot.LVN Charge Nurse 1· ,, .. ., IV::J. per. telephone & genci'al of-ITEMS! Doors, lumber, ply. 962-1075, 18129 Sand Dune oolor Tv, bike, antiques, otl 54&-3413 ~ w/case & acct"SS. $300. 3, Medications ex per . ~~"°'~""""'"=~==~ fice, Edinger & Newp:irt wood,·atum sheeting, mold· Crt., F'V • paintings, water bed, many GOLF Clubs/bag/cart ---* 97S-8024 * F/time. H.B. Conv. ltosp, IMMEDIATE CASH Freeway S.A. r.1rs. Hoskins tng:, windows, etc. t.fEDIT. sola & loveseat, misc items. See at Allspace {Spaulding, Robert T. Jones DISHWASHER, K e n m 0 r e --~=~~~---' 833-:<;28 18811 Florida St., ll.B. COMMISSIONS _SSS-8333 BUILDERS SURPLUS lamps, pictures, area rugs, \Yhse, Corner Hamilton & Jr.l 4 Woods, 9 irons, put-:~1;ro~~t~oo~~~be:r2 GU~~~ $40 847-3515 Sel.l nati<>mdJy.famous Knapp 2406 So. Main St., S.A. al/S<> t ~.er cl u Io '!t ;:}~ ~ewlant2~·B;.,_~-6....,!;>~ ter, $100. Commwiltyl Silver nite tables, 1 cabinet, 1 tv, 3 _O_f_f--F~--'~---1 Auto Shoes part ot· full timt:'. u RGENTLY 11-fon tluu Sat 10-5 w ma c ing ovese · pace · ......._.. "'10'"00;)1g Plate. 8 plllct> compete + lamps, lavatory. S 0 m e ice urnlture/ SALESMEN Very high. cash con1n1issions n4: 546-1032 cond. 673--5478 aft 6. 1'-1ust sell immed. serving dishes , l 15 0 · misc. 557.-9530. -2680 New-Equip. • ' 824 GET SET FOR '74 plus bonuses , benefits. Your Cameras & G1r1ge Sii• 812 CASSETTES GAR AGE ~2. port Bl., C.ll-1 . Newport Beach Chevy dlr. O\\'ll business. No invl'st-NEEDED I--SALE C-60, C·90 50c up. FACTORY CLOSEOUT ESTA 2 l\1ETAL Swv! chairs \\'ill add 3 combination ex· ment. Free S('lling and train-Equipment 808 SNOW tires 15" etc. Motor Blank ·()r Ch r i .st i an Dresses, tops, fabrics, trims. TE Sale: Entire w/a.rrns. 2 dratting table .,;; ' ' - ' ' ' ~ -perienced-mlcsmen,-Ex ing kit. Ralph P. Kelley. SO-TRAINa BES EI ER-ZlCMOOeL.Ll Home J,ront seats etc. Cash s~akers, Chuclt· Sm 1th, rial Sale starts Thurs., Sept. 20th. ~~Jn6J ~l~tfng!~~~s~lli,~: ~ + misc. $10 ea. lenj growth opp:irtwiily in ~1.11.. 1...wrr,knapp Lenrre, tt enJarger adjustable format -drawer-w/add-tape;-e~ec-1-1..insey-and-others.-V:lllyl -c:;ypsy--ot-€alif:;--8l.-7-W .-1-7th--tures-. -204--Kings-Place,+":::::,:;:::=--~--· --~J-___ __J new 'facilities in the heart Bt"OCkton, i\fa. 02-Mll. de ' !8 211--"" I dryer, Necchi d~k •sewuig cassettes h<>lders 75c up. Sat St Costa Mesa unit 8. Newport Heights . EXEC S\VVI chrs $15/25 Sec _, ndu S con nser mm-"'A.:1 74 machine Dukane .sales only 9-4 ONE WAY '• ' 18 24 I • of J1-,,1ne I strlal and Air-ENJOR ,citizen, male, nl'!Cd· ASSEMBLERS Colo! head, two very .good: machine'. cameras, Misc LIBRARY & PROMEi>IA, ~-9495. Friday/Saturday 10-5. chrs I Desks SaJ/90 port &ttivity. See Sales i\1gr. ed to sit \V/seU·suUicient lenses. Excellent condition. items. 658 Joann St., C.M. 1533 M<>nrovia NB o s c ~LL AT IN~ lawn DECORATOR bas 119 yds. Pierce 867 W 19 CM 642-34Ci.S =le~:~~~. ~~: ~:e. ~ic.w~~~c~ir&i~ 673--0647. 548-61«1. GARAGE Sale. Pool Table, s pr 1 nltler. Ficbpse·Hahn Soft lime green nylon short STEELCASE office turn. Bl d 675-83 VOLT Ko \VA 6 . camera . & ac:ces Co!.t $275 sell $lOO power mower, (recently shag carpet. 113 yrds. two-Secy desk, chairs, file , port Beach. 833-lr:..55. v ., NB 14 Instant Personnel w/tclephoto & "'ide angle F.AN'.fASTIC Garage-Sale! -steel ~h'windowS dresses shalyened & cl~l. 3 tone brOwn. 160 yds. oU-Code-a-phone Sac.: 644-1TI8 * SALESMEN * SERVICE Station Attendant Temporary Service , lenses. $575. Call 673-8151. Antiques, rocker $15, round n 8 10 12 biindmade sectJ<>n room dlVlder, all white plush. 642--2255 or Office Desks for ••le F/tlme day shift. Must do 3848 Campus Dr., Suite 106 & square oak tables $25.· ponchos, iots ~r misc. 945 like new. fQ..0076. 548-4654. 9G3-6320 ~an~~. a:!nth,~gre:I:;~~ lite mech. work. Prefer Ne\vport Beach 546--4!41 Furniture 810 Sl20. Oak chairs $6 to $18. Vict<>ria st., Costa Mesa, MAG wheels for MaveriCk, 4 FALL clothes, git t \\'are, smog lie. Sal + comm. Equal Opp:ir. Einploycr Brass bed $1%i. Much more 548-4903 _ lugs oot'lplete. 9' blk leaU1er .housewa.rc. f u r n i t u r e . Pianos/Org•ns 826 salt? Can't say I blame you, Don's GuU Service, 590 S. Salt Fri/Sat/Sun cheap, 1740 Newp:irt Blvd. · sofa, 2 mo. old &: many Relreshments. Daily draw· ~ f~owedtu~a ~ mrc:lf Coast H'l\'Y, L:ag Bch. WANTED: Mother's helper, SfOCK TO THE CEILING -~ar. S•le Extraordina~ more household goods & ings for prizes 10 am to 4 HA;:rfON~ Organ LIOO, irvede u~· the eclaimsein t~ SERVICE Sta. At1endants. 1 2, 3 or 4 d:iys. hours flexible ,Y/BE'ITER FURNITURE! EVERYTHING must go! Es!ate, ~ collectibles.; things. Sat-Sun, S.S. 963 Oak pm. New Thrift Shop, 145 E. pe ect;o 00.:.5~~rz wood, d Full 12-9 pm & 1 p/tln1e. a \\'eek. Housekeeping, Iaun-Full or r.~·ln box sprgs & Couches, king size bed & Dishes, l11_1ens, bJ?ks. fruit St. 548--980'l. ! 18th St, C.1\f. -. 1 --~-~~~---1 C:, ·yciurself a favor It ex· Neat in appear. can train dry, 00.bysilling. References niattres..<; lxlth $30. Sofas he,adboard, rocking chair, ~· :O~~ ~S;at. 9-7, OVAL nylon rug 4, x 6., large 1 BEAUTY equip. desk, sham-5' 7" Walnut Chickering plore this one. If you'd like s 2590 hart>N manrt. A 8 n 1 Pdly C~Irns. requested. 494-9330 $59. Qi.airs $29. Bdnn. sets, camping equip., $Ult clubs, att Beach "South of~~ roasting pan vanity bench, poo bar & roller cabiltet. t~. G~~xcellent con· to make $250 a wtek Im-ewpo v ·• 1 \VANTED: "fale, apply aft I complete \\ith box springs & suitcases & nusc. 3 71 ' · new window shade 5' 6'', 10 White Fonnica w Igo I d mediately, with an eye to SERVICE. Sta. Attendant pm, Kentucky , Fried ma.tress $79. Sofa & Love Avocado, Apt 3, C · M · GARAGE Sale -Rugs, ft beads 6' long. 9850 trim, 2 swivel chairs. \VURLITZER, 120 electric piano $200. <>r best offer. 549-2193 alter 5 pm. much more In the future, p/tinle nltes & wknds. Must Chicken, 2929 E. Coast Hwy, Seat $139. King size bdrm. S4&-3184, furniture, housewares, ap-Garfield Ave. $45 ,;~~~,,. =~=~~~ l'd llke to talk to you: If be exper. Hourly wage + CdM. set n39. Dinette table & 4 \VASHER/Dryer $50. Maple ptiances, unusual items: BEA\ITIFUL ' Mache RE~1INGTON Electric your qualifications match conun. Don's Gull Service, WHO WANTS TO \VORK? chain $39. Sofa, chair, 3 table, w/6 cb.aiz:s s 5 O. ~aym1J"Lv~m coff.s:i. ~:_: Nativity sets, ~k I o~ i c T~'vrit~r! return caniag~. our requirements. this could 590 S. Coast H\\'Y, Lag. Bch. DRIVE A CAB! tables, 2 lamps, all n49. Oilld s .dresser, nite . stand, uin Hills Rd. COM .iatues, &'loles, MexlC8ll 1 _.ruce condition, $00. 673-4262 be the career yciu've bffn SERVICE Station Help OIOOSE your hours, work Sola and loveseat, 3 tables, bookcase, misc th in gs! q • whse. Prices after 7 pm. looking for. wanted, Exp'd, Top Pl')', for yourseU, be your <>wn 2 lamps, S19!J. Special sav· 545-7434 3086 Warren La., GARAGE Sale Sat & Sun, 644--0472/640-1664. PIANO WANTED ("14) 992-0259 jijjji Interview appointment 10-4 tmmed opening. 300 East boas. Men or women. Can ings on hoosefu!.s! ! ! Ca.'lli & Costa Mesa. .furniture,. bric-a-brac, yard BRAND new Astra 10 speed PM, Wttkdays. 586-3182. 17th St., C.M. be slightly handicapped. Financing, BofA available. HOUSEHOID items, elec-tools, swmg set, odds & bicycle, Cost $130, Sacrifice SA.L&S, \Vild West Stores, a SERVICE Sta. Attendant, Ne a t-Oean Appearance. REPOSSESSION CENTER trical appliances, clothes, ends. 17091 Van Dyke Ln, $90; Also Datsun Pickup family clothing store ia now Nile-& eve shift. Exper. Vts, retired. Age 25 to 70. 619 E. 4th St., Santa Ana bike, etc. Mon-Tues. 10 AM Huntington Beach. Tonneau cover New $35, hiring for full tin1e sales Re fs. Apply 2160 Harbor SUpplement your incom~. Daily 101o 7 * Sunday ll·5 to 8 PM., 1S3M Mac Fad· GlANT Yard Sale -16' C.000 mats $10. 552--0129. positions. Hiring· is for our Blv'd, CM dayDrive aAca~ .. 6 hrslnor more a GOLD Naugahyde plat:fann den, No. 44, Tustin . Starcraft boat, Jll()tor & RADIO --"ed .... ~-- new 11Jtore in Mission Viejo, SEW 1 NG MACH IN E • PPv -per90n, rocker with ottoman _ $35. 55r!h32». tr a Iler , turn, beds, kit d?"•uvu. _..... · to be completed soon. Tem-OPERATORS . 1 Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th floral chair with matching . household items· cariilles • ra d, engmea, lel'YOI, porary work location \\•ill be · singe nee-St., Costa Mesa. cushions $10. phone, SABO'!· c;:hilds back packs, Much more. 14.l 'Rochester' many s.ccel90riea, all new, at the Orange store, m So. die, ovcrlock, top rates, exp 1 MAN 35 N 963-0SM. " sleeping bags, vacuum Costa Mesa. • Less than whole.le, call TusUn Ave. Exp Is \l·elcome only 863 Production PL, WO or .over. 0 ex-cleaner, coffee tbl!, dog 496-1537 aft 6 pm. but uired ""' . Na 646--0308. per: necess. Min. w~ dur-MAPLE drop~eaf tab I e house, hou.sewe.re, lots of REMODELlNG mmpleted! CHAIR-Ot"m Id loath-not req • ror lP" ~ ing train Ing . Deal Lido •-1 G Sal An · w a,n.go ... terview contact Barry at SILVERWOOD$ '"'/medical profession by w/lazy susan. 6 chairs, misc. llOO Clill Dr., Npt u. e arage e, · ti-$45 Picked gqld tweed 639--1791. Is lntervlev.olng f01' ex_.P!r phone from office in Newpt matching hutch $15 0 . Bch, Sat & Sun 10-4 pm ~es, etc, Sat/Sun, M, SU b~oom, Uin. -plU!!, $35. Sa.lea TAILOR·FITTER Belt. No selling. 6-8 hrs. 549--lm GARAGE Sale -Spanish Via Lido Nord, Newport ll95 Paulartno, C . M. TO\" I: Gil"'T PARTIES Xlnt co. benefits. Good pay. start 3:30prn.. 6 4 6-4 0 71 UDO, nothing over $50. Sofa, turn. lawn mower, bike, & Beach 549-3545. HoW!lf!'Wives demonstrators, Full time. See Mr. Scane or betwn 9 am & 4pm occ. chain, twin beds, lots of ni~ things. 96ll WANTED USED ~P~Al~R~Sim;::-mo_ns_ex...,·long--:twins-c. - earn to $2,(XXl by r>ei:. L No h1r. Williams, 44 Fashion \VOMAN who works day dresser, retrig.. misc· Netberway Dr., Huntington BRICKS -· CALL $50. Custom lined drapes, delivery -no collection. Island, N.B. time to be companion for u 673--lS83. Bch. 968--0706. ' 870-4564 12x8' gold, $21. Super elec. Fl-et Hostess gifts, need SITTER needed nights, sun yr old girl eves. Free rent. MOVJNG Sale, yellow refrig, BABY I t e m ·, ; furniture: LIDO c · Sal /movi lawnmower $50. 494-2735 car. 523-MM Gifts 'o & Mon 5-12, Thurs 6-2, Fri & shr room. 675--5918 king size round bed, gold clothes; tons and tons of hundreds ~terns e Fri ui· eves. Gadgets • Sat 10 pm _ 6 ani. 5 yr old corner set, d e s k -t a b 1 e , mi&c. 1603 Haven Pl:, Nwp Sat lo.5, 722 !.ria Lido Sood.' NE""'"w".-u-,..~-b,-cy-cl~e-,-.-..,...-, SALES \V 0 MAN ' Bfass boy, \'IC Harbor Elem. E. dresser & misc. 493-2858. Hghts, 645-5635, Fri thru mowers toy1 &. more 13552 Balloon, So. c.oa.t Village, 18th St., CM. Debbie , I llft!rr... l EL).KER Brand Sheraton Buf· Sun. GARAGE Sale Sat. 239 24th Onkay~ Circle, Ir~ in e. ovtt Zl, must have sales 642-1458. MlichlNIM V f@.t. Wood inlay dk bm TRINKETS & Treasures, Sat Place, Cos~ Meaa, Plants, (Racquet Club homes) Sat .exp. lTI4l ~7830. SI'ORE r.tanagerS, Assistant . . Mahogany. $.100, 493-5197, 1£ Sun, 17432 Madera Ln, furn. good Junk. &: Sun. SALESMAN-& _ _M~r. Jafanagers, Dept. Managers, 542-6735. Hunt. Bch. Everything from HouHhold Goods 814 B,;E~A"UTI~"FUL=-~I _m_p_o'""r '"te""'d male le fen1. $825 Ii up for 11ome center chain. We Antlquu -800 SOUD mahogany drop leaf baby clothes to a dune bu& , ladies hand bags, casual to monthly guan1• U qualified. are expanding and will open dining table, natural finish, gy. PATIO chaise &: pad S20. 24' formal td Jcolors, wholesale No exper. oeceas. ?wlr. Lee, several stores in the next LOADEDI TERRIFIC! opens to 48x72, $150 . GARAGE Sale, SaUSun Sept round plate glass table top priced thru Sept. only. (213) n0-8543. several months and "'e need 5'15-5868. 22nd. 23ril, 9a.m, Beds. mat-$12. 673-lm. o&I0-~1~960~,,.,.,-.,..,,-,..,-,= --SAl.-ESLADY-E/~JME ex~: pe<>ple to lill . t~se NEW LOAD I.NII TWIN Beds. Super feather tresses, chalrs, misc. Refig, Jewefrv -115 Ll:QUOR <Al.blnet, light wood, -· --potJUOn5;-We-are-a~d1Vl.510n ~-lt-Enghsh-oak -bcdS;-tUrloom=Orig. sszr.-. ~-~r $35 ea, 33>6 ' ' louver-doors,-3T~bigh,-56.'.: _ Exper.OWu.........,.,.0 of a mulfl million dollar na· tables chAl.rs, sideboards. Now nzs. incl. Harvilrd Bed New York, CM -long. 19" deep, $115. SH 1 FF tional company w i I h Frcirli kweseats.. rom-frames 847-3982 STEREO Speakers, hand e GENEROUS e 548-7408. 22 Fa!bion Island. NB unlimited opportunities tor modes, ta.hies. chairS, ere-WROUGHT iron table 42., tools, wrenches, aockets & CJ}'_19Tl_ SUZUKI TS-125, SAUCE COOK-HITES Mure ~lion. u you """""·-Oriental art. RMe d • h . I an kinds al stuff. All day und 600 ml Xlnt nd , qUalify, wnte us about R09e\\'OOd Burl piano at nie rowi • ' c airs g ass top Frt Sat &: s 3001 Royce e REWARD e er · ea. 00 · Off Sat nite. C Yr a no yourself, in confidence. List , Bizarre AntiqUeS ~ New-flo\\-er and leaf design $100, Ln • C M ~ ~ both, or $500 ea. Restaurant, ~D Newport present and past employers, p:irt Blvd CM ' ~3367 '' · · ' ~613-~l:;m~,.,..,...=--= Center Or., IFashJon your exper. in retailing, ·· · · LARGE blk naug. sectional HOUSEHOID items, sofa, For return or any ln·1 ~tOVINGMustsl'!ll -nuauto. Island) Newport Beach. ~ what you would like to earn PAlR <>f ancient Spanish art birch coffee. end tables, desk, minibike. 3601 formation leading, to return \\'8.ter 5 oft n er. Also ply 8:3().11 am le 3-5 pn1 dai· to start, We otter good items; 12-inch·hlgh oil on maple desk. 842-4057 Sausalito Or. ( former 1 y of a gold four leaf clover Distiller, lg. stand up ly. ' st.artlng 11Ja1ary, bonus based canvas of San Antonio with Sea.foam), CdM. Sat .l Sun, p~, approx: 2 inches in model. 54$.-T44l. on results, paid vacation, original gilt frame; large ii· 8 IT. Gpld velvet sofa, new 9/22 &: 9/23. dwneter, with j ew e 1 e d .!!!:::0"'-'="-""'-~-~-1 paid health ins, paid vac .. lurninated parchment page $150. call bef!)re 10 AM or 4 FAMILY SALE: Dishes, horseshoe tn center; a)901 Ftn..LY equip ~ureka excellent working oond. Do from monastery h y ma I after 8 P"f. 986-7918 trunks, old furniture. You gold locket {was <>n chain), Vacuum w/maglc wand not reply unless you are beautifully framed. $100. T\VO new cooches, each 44 name it! lTa32 Van Buren, approx. the size of a oickel, beater bar. Used 1 mo. Best prepared to do a better than each or consider trade for inches long, both for $80. Huntington Beach Thurs inscribed in script, FLA. offer 962-22lO Secretary $650 Trainee ' $525 (3.0-3.5 College GPA) Penonnel Clerk Dictaphone ()pr Keypunch ()pr $425 1400 1565 average job. Reply to English antiques, 496--4123. Firm. 548--1D'11. thru Sun These are deeply treheasnlossred NEW dorm size refrig. $50. Marketing Director, P .O. PRIVATE House sale, Anti· GARAGE Sale, Furniture, family mementos Ii. t Schwinn Varsity 10 speed Bo .. """" Santa Ana. ques, Oriental & lodlan ~~.:., Jumlinto"""1.' M1~~ingVla2 ii irrepla~able. PLEASE, $35. Indust Buffer $50. 2020 "' JV;> ...,., ,.._..,.., ..,. beds. tables, etc. 11 Green· PLEASE h I il ho e If#~@'~ .-e_e A COfMNl!NT IHOPPIN; A ..,,;T, 8EWINC GUIDI fOR THE ,~ GAl. ON THE QO. li:.---t!!!!!!!I For 1n ad In Woman•• Worltl Coll Mary Both 642-5671, '"'· 330 Super Shirts Last-Minut'9 Gifts " 1 'O r""i ' ' ' "' . ' 7158 , ' ) Tnt Teehnlcian Etectro-Mecn'anlcal $4.25 hr Exec. Secn.>tary to $700 Sec'y to Escrow Ofer $61S STUDENTS rugs. By appt 494-l-Orvieto, Lido Isle, 673-6466. brjar Lane. Big Canyor:i. any worn!8on :00~~ Fullerton No. 48· C.M. Year around Sat opentnga for Appli1nc.. I02 ETHAN ALLEN antiqUe ~ Newport Beach, Sat 10-3, ~. 'Ii weekends. GOLF clu~s $45, moyie 9070 sales girls at O.C. Int'l treisel table & benches. 644-8070 ALITY 1 camera with attachments PBX-!<:IS Do"1Jn ~ to $14K NEWPORT Personnel A9ency 123 Dover Or., N.B. 64S.3170 Raceway. Over 17, no ex-·~~i:r =:er= $k~ Xlnt cond. CalJ 64()-84M. HID&&-~ $SO, TV #5. ~ :.' b~~1eZ: ~ovie projector $30, SIZES pewk,,A,,..,ppl·y'!thrra.!,!!!1" per 646-8447 2Z3&B PbLceofia, 8 PC. Rattan Bet, washer It ~~lesnd$5, chhairs ~· 1~8tht rings · (Bisbee). Signed · 6, OLIVE tree. ., 50 .-..&..-8-18 Solve la1t·minute gtfta with · ~~.,~· CM -elec dfyer. Maple dresser, •-·a muc D¥>·~·.llOI ReuonabJe. Pvt pty , ..... vu"""~ grannysquaresllppen. TAKING applications for: · ' lg&: sm area rugs. ~1515. St., H.B. 644-4900. J.·7 pm. Sl.SO Loquat b'eC$ $1-$3. Just one graney square tor up ho Is t e ry cu ttera, B~~T;rm:op K_:d f!' ye~ LIVING room Furniture &: EVERYTIUNG OleapL MUllt MKhlne 116 Plants 50c 250 Santo Toma.a, 1-~· ....rf' 1fT _, each slipper-make a patrtn Seamllresse8, \J~. dean ~ well $50. misc. (2 90fas) Comfortable sell fart! Sat-Sun 9/22·9/23. ry CM · f lllMiMt lllt.ii1.... an evening for 90meone SECR&ETARIES IL ~~~~~A~Pi; ~1~ ~~ 55~ -~ .. ~09. ~~~cn:=s ~~=~.!_iy~.' i!iu~ Ade:,w c;~ fi!talca=. ~~u~~ = BOOKKEEPERS Enst Main St., trvtne. 7l cu n., ~tor. DINING room set, Chip-GARAGE 1Ble Sat & Sun Spark plug cleanel' tester. a:litl-"-• HP Sears pamt GO PARTYING in a. long., 7158: slzts S, M, Linet. • Mon-Fri 8:30-4p.m. Sat Freezer. 5 yrs ()Id, pd $899 pendale, Uke new, xlnt cond. 61 91 Ch 0 ~ta w Dr . , Near new. Value $2600.~Sell sprayer, ;,.io...1212. gteeved shirt of crepe or SEVF~"TY·Pl\lt: CIENTS FREE FREE FREE 7am-12 noon. Sacrifice $200. Cash only. •Call 6444221. ,Vestminster. Furn & misc $USO. 968-0ll5; MOVING: Everything goea. satin? PLAY IT spoi:tY in for each pattern -add 25 TIRE MOUNTER TRAINEE 9871 Flamingo Ave., F'.V. FURN: Complete hseful inc.I, items. • SEARS JlO"<el'Plant 2 4 0 0 TV, loveseat, records, piano tab-buttoned style. Send! cent. tor each pattem for IJl:t Reinders Agency $2.75 hr. [mmed. need for WESTINGH01JSE trost-free dishes, beds & toys. 130 WEBER ·c<1~red Bar-&Que watts peH:ect for camper or &. mcire. Low Pr Ices . Printed Pattern 9 o 7 0 : Alr Mail and Sl)eeial Handl· ~·'t•<ut115,wNBe8tetly Pl~IH90 stea::r, worker to be trained refrig,,' •1l'OCado green, only Peafl Bal. Is. 6'T5-0t58. .26 .. Apt st-·e -M-,,,,. k indU!!trial use. call SU-222S 646-1741 !-1isses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14. 16. lna; otherwise third-clau -"'l> .....,1,. ln 'th f'·'d -not nee 3 ........ old nA 9 SST.-5930 v• •<>u'6 .w Size 12 (bUst 34) delivery will take three Eltabtlshed 19116 a 1"°' • ..-tt• · .. ..,... · .n.ca · 6' COUCH, blue, like new unit, otber Items. lfi685 after 5:30, 536-1667 WON on TV Mow -$244 ~leeved itLlrt 2~ )Ids. 40-weeks or more. send to Juat a "·llllngness to learn. aft. 6 PM cond. $70. South PacUic Sunset Beach K E LL OGG-• -·tican 3Q World Book encl. &et, $170. ,_........ 01~ 1 •18 ·-~ •• Al'-ft~~ the ~·~ ~ Secretary ' $600 mo Steady employment A w As HERS, dryer, 6TS-740Z iu•11c: $35 Washlngt For i e u11..'1.u. '""• ~ 1 """" _. ...... QrAIUIUI, ....-......i Fee Paid. oo you like benefilJ. Immed. hire to dishwasher. Reblt, guar. GARAGE Sale -Moving · gal., 180 PS1 gu eng. com-ta1nl ss &et ~ 96i-83l2 l.nch fabric, Pil.OI'., 105, Needlecraft deaigrt? Career spiot wnlte rla:tit peraon. ~I' red mg..7~ KENMORE gas stove, &eU Must Sell . All! Bargains preuor. New. $275. 963-'893 s e · · ClENT8 DePt., Box. 163, Old Chelsea sh. Xlnt t,yplntf' skill•. EeHO JOB AGENCY , ~;18 . or clng oven, O\enno bumer. Galor-e! 11!2 Sterling, C.M. Mitc:ell1neous 111 TWIN longboy ma.ttreMes !orSE~ .. Nbtpa•·ll,,•..,,"'-.. add 25 Station, New York, N.Y. Groovy boss needs )IOU? 315 3rd St., Suite 203 · ' Xlnt. cond. $250. 96J.-3i01-641j.-,1.24.L • and mm.es, color TV. med. ..-. 10011. Prlnt Mame. ......._. Alto Fee Po1ltkms. Call HwCC'tOll Beach 5*1439 R.nt W•thmrt/Dryer1 .fr' ROUND Maple Dining TRUNKS chalt& tamps U'clS' AREA rug. Sbatc, li,fbt aec. aota, 4 drawer Chest, A c;;tsM!r[ ~c~~~ey~ ,, ........ Namller;- SUIM Chu, ch, )1!16-85115, TOOL A o,,. malret', ex· $2. Wk. Full tnolnt. Tab!e w/l+H leof & 4 C.P' dl!hes. pie ~. Sat. i. orange .. Good oond. $US. 1'mp. 847-2084. , Ing; otherwise thlrd-clus ~D L~ ;: Control ~~ri.~lneloymeBl· .... nt per1enced ln trander I:~ * 639--Wlt*_,,_ taint cha.in, $50. 673--lGX! Su.n. 10-S p.m. 150C2 BA.ylor Call~ KINm~l<bedh_:._.OOx ap~• delivery wW take three dtftctlona, 50c. ~ref, inlN uv .u., credive tools work tw:lpfW. WASHER * D . .1..i:on * TWIN bed.I. bOx sprtng1, ctr., Huot-Bcl\. 21'' ZENITH b/w Console _ .. ....,. 11:91.1 ~. wi; week• or more. Send to bttut Macnme -.it. N.B. • Set· up man expetiencf re--Portable Dishwashtr. mattftues. m.llc. 3 0 9 COUCH linens m u gt c TV. $35. works. 64&-ZW31 aft 'nu, $100 or bst olh". 64!rm4 Marian Martin, the DAIL'Y Blulc, fancy knots, ""' SECRETARY • marlc:efi1*. quired In ~ltt It ~ S50 each •-646--&848 A(I01tDa, Bal Ialei albun)~. c1ouurig, shoes, 6 pm. COMPTON's eocyclooedla. PILOT, 442; Pattem Oept., tems. $1.00. t.oct.l company s • e k tn &' lftlNW att up• maint. FREE pick·U.P ref. a.e-f 9:1F A, Doral pattern, IOO(l bandM'.p. mut'h. more , CHILD RENS pl&y h 0 u 1 e O:mplete 'M set; 18 E)ti. 232 West 18th St., New l..eut QocMt Boot ~ aharp individual io haridle 'l)'anl(tt Pnw ()pttatoir 'e'X· pl.lances le IKnP metal. condition, $50, '556-TT28. _ "11.nted, please p h 0 n e , tion 6f3..81(1), Pnv. Pty. York. N.Y. 10011. Prtnt Learn by plcturnl Pat· ettremely but)' •l)OSIUOn. petlenced WI Pundl Pren 615-62S8 * ~ *· SAT/SunD<lOto~ pm Baby 5«-8874. MEMBERSHIP: Newport NAME. ADoar.s& wlth tenw.Sl.OO. , Heavy typing, shOr.thand, Ir; Operatk>n w/bolh trartsftr FRIDGE;'Good O'lndiUon • <XJUCH £ LOVESEAT * Items fu.:niture clothes k * * BEAt.rrY Salon equip-Beach Tennis Cub. Call ZIP, 8~ and ITYUl ComplcM t..ta•t Gift a.II "' ~:.~'.'" ,,:~tlftw<,;'~: 1~ s!i!".:'"~• ~· ~et ~t,~11 11 cubic I .. t _ 'n<'l'tLUJed, i!O!h for $155. mi!IC ' Items._ GOO o,.bld, men!, xint f.O!ld .. priv party, $0309. ~~ MORE Q u I C1i it.I:"" than 100 ellta • r_ tut Pactd otflce. Trtvex hu11inetl which will soon be $%.5 tJS\1811)' home. ~7910 CdM' 2.13: 923--1400 FIBER-GllM mold to make J'ash1orw a.nd chooteOne OOmplele .,.,.. ....... , • Inc., l)t&o.'TT81. ext 2'25 mov1TIJC .to e new tacilily. FRICtOA_TRE Imperial Elect UKE new Crafts ma. n GARAGE Mle, furniture 23" COLOR 'JV. Xlnt tond. hollow molded surf 00.nls. t>attern tree from our $1.00. j ,, SECRP71'ARY Ir Ste.bo posl· \Ye are loc'ilted near State washer & dr)'c:r, $150 pair. lawnnlower w/CAtchcr,. frn. Cl()thlqj:.'J rnl8c. 6-122 Viking Double bed, used bed. ll1isc $1SO. 5;,f-4002. Sprtnc.SUmme't Cata.log •. All II .l'lff1 1lV 1k1o1r.s • $0c. 1 Uons open Ptnsonal & job Co11~5te Blvd. & Rlvenide Good cond. 642-11119. Otll art 4:30 p.m. 549--3807. Circle, n .B. Sat & Sun only. Items. 548-8301. • COIN Opp. POOL TABLE SJ~•! Onb' 50c. ~t oj J1 Prise ......... • refa req'd·. Mlllt type. 60 Freeway In Annhr.im. Call f' R 1 ClDAmE Frostpn>O( =: '°fa, dark green MOVING Sale!. Fumll\l'l't, HERMES 3l)X) man ua I 3~ix1 llate, new. covtr & 1N5J"ANT SEWING 9'>0K <,M;. I w.p:m., ah 90, .SaJ....open.. Jor further detatls ~ Refrigtrator. Approx 1$ 111 cond. s11t/S\ln 3JO a~. etc. 2575 Santa b'Pewrilet. Like New new finish. $22$. 557-6933. 8f!W tQday, \\'elJ,-T tomorrow. QQ.Ut n.ot l -18 P&ttert.. I . Irvine lnduli Complex. 001 ~ll to •. '·rr. 115. m.mo~~ " ~·· No"B, OdM -• -/\...,Apt •• ~ $80 .. --BEAt:mf'llL 6.llght """9tttl 'INSTANT FA s" ro N ~· ""'"-- 1\ -540--7639 for appt. Don't alve up the ahlpl SEX))) w .. ter Softener. Good Nftl'ia'Pnd''t Place an adt OLD da.vea;ort n;tdg wblt OOOD kne«io&.rd Ch&ndeUer $150. or best Of· BOOK -Hundreds o t '!lh..,.,.. ,-. -~ • Egu&l Oppor. Employer '.'Lllt"lt tp__claultled, ShJp eotilJf~L $~. m.92&1 or StU the old ttutt 8u;J tbe new nots. ' ' $30 fer. 9'9-t"34. fuhkln factl.. $11 QllMI tor lfodaJ'• Lhiilll 'I I Need a "Pad .. ? ~ace M adl to Short Results! &0-!llm. 633-6563. llttdt;--.1$38.Bakw, CM'. 847·3.118 Want tdt.nii1Qit1-_. •••• ~'•••••••••••••••••- I • ' \ ' • 1 I ' . ' ' . ' r'.,'I • • :J4 DAILY PI LOT • • . - ' . -. FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU . • • Here'• How You Can u .. , Our Famous Dime· A• Lin•• , ou r famous DIME -A-L INES ..r•DUN£• 1,.... , • .., n tw . .., .. ...C.M. '• Mngt"-orrnollthemwlth_.cosh " to..,. of our 4 c:onwnieftt offket. " . ~ -•11•••• "' .......... e NEWPORT BEACH •. 3'33 Ntwpa<t BM. • No u .. stock, produce Of' plants. e No commttt'<lo l ads allawad. f' . e LAGUNA BEACH ...... 2ll Forest A• .. e COST A MESA ... :-..•.... 330 Wnl loy e HUNTINGTON IEACH 17175 -h 11-'· e . SAN CLIMENTE 305 '"· El Camh,. -• lacb>ltem must be fl<l<ad with no ittm i-over $25. PISTON ring acts ror old car 2 CfESl"S ot drav.'er'I. 10 CAR top rack S2. Delco auto TWIN bed rnatrreu, aprlfli', '59 KARMANN Ghill no UPRICI-tT 11te~r trunk. \'OUTl-1 bed and nta~tl'US. DIME·A·LINES Ar• For Prlv•t• Partie• ONLY • Ads From Business Addre•11s Not Accepted • Advertisers violating t h • $ e regul11tion1 may be In violation of Sta te Franchise Board & local busi- hess lh:ense regula- t.ions. \\'ODDEN port-ei<:rib $15. Hia:h 4•ht1lr S.1. COfiCO potty chair $2. 962--0181. NAUGAJJYDE cout·h SI J. lli>cllnlng c h a i r s~. 6tl-J213. l9'l8-19.13 $5-SIO 1ier set. drav.'tJ'S Heh, $20 ench.. radio SJ, Umbrella ty~ lrame and hctl.dbofln.f, oom· engine S25. 646-8.112. good ronditlon, ;Lil originn1 Jl))e('t to Ill ~-548---2017. M2-'1'84l. Greenbrook F.V .• 9&\-0198. clolhesllne S3. RBQ aplt and plf'I~ $10. 548-1.'.D>.. p 0 RT AB l. E 'IV Sl:i. cl::20:::·_;5"=7-;:.23:::1ll::;·c,.. __ ~= et1MJC bor"Jk!t: Marvtll, O.C JE,VELRY ZM.-15c. Srooteni POWER edger nttds "'Ol'k motor $3. ~T-0782. -DIAL...A~MATIC v a cu u n1 Power dividtT for UV dual CllEST of dni-.-ets $1'1. 4Qi•-$!'i. &tz-977;,. $:! each. Clo!heti 1~1. 2 S5. Sunbeam mixmaster CHILD'S d<•5k $3.00. School '''ith Jltfllchm<.-rrts, c-xcellcnt bRUtcy 11ystcm $8. ~'6-24f..1. Dresser dray,·er.i: S 2 0 · T l~NNIS drt·:is $!'1. 642-3163: pair l!"llOW dcles V\V 11nnw very J:OOCIJ15. Loaf & round dcsl<: S3. 6' Walnut coffee condition $25. 3 redwood m ronrn c ·ne recent llO Book.l:a5l' $15. &M~IJO $1.5. ifii{i-:o-.~rd pl11.y<'r n; chains $10. 36-horu V\V cake p&ns, pie pam, ~mall t.nbk:t Sl5. l\fatchinit Ol.18.gon loungers SlO. Camera $2. ·work -rri: i hot 1 1 Ma11rcsse!I" St()..Sl;.:1. 01alr.-t ".J-,'"":.1l!}4 par1.11 ~s:n G r I nd in i;:: ,l:r large pans-pot8 5c-St. table s1 5_ b1at<'hina: conler 646-6984 SUnday. rebuiida.b\e, compl~tr 1 :x-$.)...$10. 'f'.able ~IO. Clotlws1 firin. 8· ·' · """'ht"l"b & mOtor S?.5. Mod('I Clrls clothing 11izc 7-12, 1ablr SL'>. 518-3531. • 21 .. PORTABLE TV $25. t'e'pt intake an;! warer pump ~-361 E. 2'.?n<l S1. 0-~' Plr~cr; haJ11J·cruned dining ~r;>~;ie1n!!~ 1]~ec ~,; large mens clothing 25c---Sl. OCCASIONAL ch&ln $1-$5. Child's formice. topped table $25. Complete Fordo1natlcf .0:;::"-&'23==:::::.· -----= :·l'·i~~i'~ c~~1~c;I~ ~i!. ~~ TA.CJ-l0fl.1ETER complete $8. driven ";";"i c Y c'le SlO. !O:~t9sJt~a~~n:i;,~ D11y bed $5. Floor lamps $5 Lltrge decorative bird lransn\lulon In operatinit BEAUTIFUL (1t-l\n whltr lk"ll to1.•parntely. &lZ.'1593. 2 truck mirrors $2 each. 4· 2 Hook$/ma,...,.ines lOc>-:iSc. tables , lam SlO rach sel $1·S2. Small tab t e i; ~ $4. Cosco high chair cond1tion SIO. 63-GS smnll crib '1.nd Kant10o'l'I two-timt'1' t.ARc•· t·•I>" dtt•·•t i -. i8crltl~ • u n d f' r $2.1. QUEEN bed/box s p r i II J.: S.'tcrifice u n d e r $'2:i . 64-"-115J. 1ube nOO!"e'SCent lldit S7. Jolly jwn~; $2. ?i1aple bed • ps · ~-S'l .50. Vacuum cleaner s7 Buckct seals S2 each. Ford radiator, ~ SJ. matU-.:'JJ!l; tn <'Xcellt>nl con· "' ... ~ """ ., ~1824. lrllnie $5. !iJ4-.8IXl8 0 r l.'96&-c;,..;;29=';c7·c...._~~~c-.., $5, Sweeper S2.50. Hair Se·ar·s Mo-Ped SlS. 5 flpttd Jelalwt walt•r heater, rx· ditian $14.'15 Blue and bla<'k ~lh 1nnltre.s..~j like new $5 . MORSE oul.boatd moU>r t.'01\· =-=-"135'°"'7". ~-----MEpeedNS s'°,,'~ie 1253 . peedLadiMIS} Sd2ryerE1S~1:fot plate1 IL13~,.n bike S2S. Large oak barrt'ls ;:1en51.~nl ltlon, 3 years old lltt•issd ~~A""I !:_.f\l~--'un\oo•,· "'C:s '~:!cw1 •1~. ~~'. _, ~ ndl . 112 50 II" • ., ns s w . . e .. u IC l'Oft..11 l!l' .. ~. SS eaeh. Wagon wheels $15 ..,_. uu ess sl~I double t.'t .<JU. m ..... , un~· · .. ""'5 ............ CO uon · · BAR height ice cream chair 842-7917. To as 1 er s: St. KJ'J ife each 849 Congre&a O.l sink, slightly uacd $20. 1y ch11lr $3. Double !!lrolltr. Goodyrar lL~. 51.u> H73-14 675-4229. $2:). Antique circus poster GIRLS Schwinn stin~:ray $15. shlU'pl'ner St. Gluses ac. ~g'ZJ.9. ' Stainl~ baskets and pi0t-. hh!e and black plaid $7. $15. :.UJ.ll Bayvjew Ave .. llOT\\11EELS lot5 !I tar $1 . type, $2-$15. Toy!!, g1UT1es Bo~ bike $5. 'I'ransmission Dishes 5c-50c. Pots and MOf'n faucet wl!h sprav $15. Crib buml>('ri; $1. Pl1lYd<"ool ~Soc'·:oA;.,. ::"o."'::';.,· ::><:;:l>-_;11.::i60:::.· __ _ (Oan1E$, ret.'Ords etc. ~St. 2 le-SI. Color TV S 2 5 . cooler $5. Antique chair SJ, pans l Oc-$1. Ou'ume can-POOL tat'e 115. Twin ho.'< \\lalnut crib and matl~IJ.5 r:ll'J'lffe $2. Playltx nun;l'r MF:'rAJ. i;kis 200 for $20. lllO 10o'ood lle<i tramt-s tor $5. Portable B &-'" TV S20. 842-'19l7. ni11ter set \Vlth breadbox spring S2. Oouble bo:< spring new S15. Stroller s 3 '. S('I $2. Boy l'A'in 's h.ihy ror s1:1. Sizf' 10 huckle boots Sc!'K'n door lor $4. Hand \\'ater-Pik SlO. Portable S2.50. Va!res 5c-25<-. Laundry and mattress $2. ?t-lini-bike 615-2175. clothing 30c-S2. Crih bl'tl• $7. 2 nu1n lite rnll $7. vacuum for $3. I.awn n)(w.:er hair dryer $10. 2147 Vista 'VOt\tANS and mens 3 speeds can SOt. '1 TV 'trays 75c. Pie-catTier $7. Bicycle part11 . 1ling ?;Oc-$2. 1-ligh 1.-hl.1\r psul &l&-17·1~. tor s;i. Roys shoulder pads Laredo, The Bluffs. S25 each. 846-4937. nic chest $2.50. T ab I e lOc-SS. Auto parts lOC'-$.l PROFF.SSIONAL hn!r drvl'r $1. 2 bat stools, ,,1,ktr ~nd a11<l football helmets for $4. 2 DISHMASTERS S18, S20. :; CUgr()M air forced air Jlat~·1u-e X . Napkins X . Trailer axle and springs $15. $10, Add!ffl:" miu•~ine-SIS. ,1-rought iron S2 t'l\ch. \Vlulr, Si\1ALL n-frigeralor, works Poot ('(l\'t'r 36K20 for $10. sho~·er heads Sl-$3. Rem-furnace $25. Aut oma t ic Table cloth 35c. Throw rugs 2 large speakers in cabinets Yellow dinelle S1·1· 4 !'M!"' never used, slill in hox. S20. (iai-i 1'Mgf', good t.'Ofi· Portable toilet for $5. lngton typeweiter SXI. Gaf. water softener Sl5. Girl s 25c-60c-Sl. Wool blankets $20. Old marine transmitter rha.lrs for !!Rme S20. Ut ility· dishes, service for 6 S1:i. rlllion Sl'1 . Eleclric dryer '66 ~1USTANG transmission Clothes. aJI kinds Z>c up. uer & Sattler gRS range $25. huffy stingray bike SS. Old 75c-Sl. Thro,v pillows 25c. $10. 2 heavy wooden work tab 1"' S 2 · sh 0 \Yer Corona de\ ~tar 6-14%'!01 . :'t :i.tt'j;;ra:G ~~ '=I: ~ =~~r ~?~ ~ir~~ Playboy magazines S 0 c 4 table lamps $1. $2. Floor electric adding machine SlO. Motnrola clock radio SlO. ~ $10 .eacti. Stroller 'f::; wse:~~~ S.~ Ge~~~n WOODBURNER stove \\'hh ss. Record!! JOc each . a.Jghts $3 each Lang skl ~~~ r!."""'bbtt ,...!!'.!~r ~~ lamp• S10. 3910~ Channel TO\~·cr portable lyPeW?iter Outdoor Christmas lights $1. S3. High cha~ $3. Car bed Poriable mahogany TV smokestack S15. Kitch,cn &16-84-17 or M.>e al 2235 B jboots, sl2.e 9 $25. 8 track u;-.. ~ .......... -..., Pl., N.B. 673-1603. f1 5. Admiral 24 in. black & Large camera gadget bng S4. Baby 1te1ns lOc-$5. s!and S2 Heavv du t v sink with faucets s :.i . J>lnCi'ntin, Ot eteftO ~. 64f>.lO'l8 Ana. ~. HIGH qualJty b r n id e d white console S25. 847-5..1&4. S2.50. \Vomen'.s sweaterio;, Barbttue $4. Redwood J>!l.t\o Monroe ~h()C'k~ fits 65-68 Homemade guitar amotifler .-c-~=~-'-7-.,---,.-,-1 '"·9 CO NTEMPORARY ahag b di SOFA bed -n rts •asly to shoos, dresscs SOc-$1.50. $10-$15. Redwood chaise · · · '. 110 4, m -~ player 2 R.A'ITAN hanging chain 80D~a; Ei6 I 62 Impala, UA "*blues&: gt-een stripe $a>. ~~ wl~mpad~~~~O:! 6 f~t bed."~ ~ndltlon ~l~. p~~.&n~·1oT.m~ ~~o~~'f!ot~~g lOc-$1. ~cl\~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~· ~1~ no ·~p.1t. Gn~\963 aft. 10 ~!k~=ch~r B~:~~ia~Ji!?g l__C:.:1er'. 5Ff' ~Cku~ 6x9 oval thick shag rug pink lndestructable _ S2 a )'ard. $10. 968-0026. Ross, Cl\f: jllllt off Meyer. 3 ' 600xl6 tire nnd "'her!, 6 hole l -'AM==~~~-.,--,,,--c: 111nchinf' $15. Antique double fiu"GMc' $1 --$25. 63 Olds $15. Buttonholer & miac. at-54&-5360. PORTABLE TV $10. 3 root block!! north of V..'. l9th. 1935-'52 l\'IOTORS au I o $2. Car radio $15. 2-12 voll CLOTHES fa.'lhion c}esigner. IX'd $?;, Singer sewing m I as Ion $ 2 5. fachmenUi for old White 1:TW;;;;;;0=;20:;;,;-. "'bl""k'".,-.-... 7. 71,~1=10, dough boy pool $5. Wa1nut repair manual S15. 557~. Rt"nerators S6 each. Voltn.~ many R.l'.idi Get·nrlch's all lnachin1.~ \Vilh cnse $~. Old lsslon cool<'r $10. Rotary sewing machine $5. boys $15. Toys lOc-$1.. roffre table $10. 1Win 2-17" BIKES. excellent con· TV CABINET ~itb J:ift up regulator $2. Coil S :'I. fron1 A' ProPoS. likf' ne"" stC>a n11•r 11·ur1k $15. Antique 1..:67:::J.0003:_::=·~-~~~-Bedspreacla $1-$4. Curtains spread & inatching curtain dition $15. 642-8242. CM section or1 'lop, doors on front ~a floor polishM' SS. 11ize S-10, S5-$Z5. 6-16-1.136. chair SIO. 556-1490. l.ii!F;CHE::=;;"'v'".-N"'ov,-,a-=at"tema=:::torcc: LA.DY Mmbeam hair dryer 50c. Skates Sl. Lawn mo\\·er S.1. Bike girl!; 20" 3 speed 36" GAS range S25. Twin box $6. Two cribs St and $6.50. T1k1 .torchc11 50c" t>~ch., 4-3 SOLlD oak dinin g table Sa>. GOODYEAR racing tires. . s:.· .50. ,59 Olds radiator, like $7.50. Ivo .. ry 1 dominoe~ ~~· $3. Shoes SOc. 1010 Oey St., $10. Lamps 11 each. Large springs and mattresses SS Pe<leslal fonnica tab I e, plug!Jte reel St :-t 01rre S42-6.l36 · $15.. 3M brand, casual Shoot the "oon games., .. ~. 00--8622 Danish table 1.1.mp $10. per set. Exce-llent double commercial quality s g . F_ o rro-F"lar-type FF-ICC ' . 15"· used S5 e-aeh. RaOJ'lg k'"eopl(!l", need.a \\'Ol1C"f20:-LJ>ni~fire.place-matchr.s .. &..l;K,;.Aru\Sfi.0;.'i'.:=~,.,,.=-.,,~==~= AirplaM_~~ hof¥: like box sp~iJl&s and mat~~ -~luxe fire er:ig iflt.' \\1th Ind· S5. 600:<16 fire a~ v.~cel. 6 T\VO p..'llr _ol metal sk!S S20 ';:~s s;.,c:.~~: g:!t:rl: Ms-sii»:-vase $1.50. Pair Spanish area • "6 szr.-new $12. Push mower Sl. $20. Al1Uque entry Talite $10. ders. bell. Jig ht ss:-5 o . hotc· $2. Cm n1dto 51., ~12 eaeh. 6'6--47.U.-$15 --=each. 65/t.6 -corvett~ ~ canrfte holders pink $8. Brass ukelele (brand new) Electric edger like new $10. Gold credenza. $10. Olest of 833-2480, call Sunday night. \'OH generators 56, each. ZE!\m-I, blad<: and y,•hitc, iABY 1tems l 5 c -S 5 · Mexican woocle~ can d I e S25. 3 soW: 11', 7'. 5' $25 Fireplace tools & black log drn\\>ers S5. Bookcase $5. TWO t . bed be sed VolfAgl! rcyula1or ~-· Con remote control. needs fix-huhc3ps $3 each. Le ft rear ~l~U1lnetc ..... .? ssN•Scalew bal2by. holder $1.50. Peir hand C1m'· 1 't •blch ..... Ou.tdSloor""" ~ & ~der $5. Crib mattress Lamp SS. See at 5Cl'J b WklD ...... ~· n'""o 3 ~ S.1. Eureka flOCll" polisher $), lnR: cabinet like neW $20. lbumpcrlO. o.·1'"'pa ... o 73 ,~~ ---=• ed orientalbeads $10.Whlte a e .. , .v•.rvwv. S =Car •••t $1-12 Wed . ~<; un uo:u:. • 0 t""'" Di!ctl drain aJWf rnnt $1 . :2 ,.A,,·,..~· "' ,..,.,, !New toys lOc-$2. Pottery onyx bookends $4.50. Wig & 3 CADILLAC tires .. Good di;· dres~ $25. Formai QUEEN s.i.zed mattress $25. bike $5. ~. ofd folt lip:tl~ S2. 'Vhirlybirdl,:!~~~~;.·=-,,-,,,-=,-= performance Chevy 411 $15. ~ Electric ship ck:>clt matching switch. $3. King conditkln SlO for $ 3 . $7.50. Fri. Sat. & Stm. 17351 ~spnng $25,, unused. VW front hood $10. Girl Scout spreader $2. Carpenter iruif· 2 S1t11GLEl>t'dbedi2o S1~ ~:p I ~64~'-,::1936"'°""7ftccct':"IO'-'M"O-'I,,,--~ Bird cage $1 lJ-langmg washable revenlbl.e pink c6T.l-"";:8=22<'°.C,...-:----Santa Maria SL, F .V. · uniform $1.50. O!Ud's bike Cl\se tool box $5. 2 oomolete Dou~ 115 ·ch Go. Id COPPERTONE refrifmttor l'edy.'OOd baskets Sl ewelcy n-... ~ ~• no. • 1..::::::=.,;==-="-'""-;.,..-FOUR. steel belted, radial se t 12 50 «0 -F--~m •--wind-•• COUo.;u•:I ea · S25 ~· -10c-~". Pictures sa. Avon Dual~""::~":""'"-~.,...---.... ARM chain fol' your game KING bedspread, gold, 'fUz.zy a .. ~· l-=u\/ IJlnl,., ,,. • COIJ'Ch $25. 6 drawer desk _:::::..· ;:~:;c="::.·,.... ___ _ ~.....,.., t.vn 1.1v• ~ ... ..._ table. Like new, only Slf.50. look lringed S10. 962--0427. tires for VW Ca.mpmobUe, ANT I Q U E newspapers, rollout S5 c~ch. 3 bar stools $25 Df>sk dlai $10 '2 baby DRESSER, 9 dra\\·er, mi~r Ues u-$6. Set or barbells blankelll $10. Otrome n'oor 675-l.841. size 185x14, good condition prirrted l881, well ...._.....,00 $10 each. Like ne"· toot box .\ .. _ S8 -• r Pl · ss· $25. End tables $4.50 each. jlO. 2207 Avalon SL CM lamP $8. Black chrome I ,;;;,;;;5::::...,-,,.-.,,,~-;-~ 'VHEELCHAIR good condi· l ='S9~e;•c~h,_ ... :,,;t,_o,,n"ly~496-3548:::::::!!;:..· r·~-· $5 2'l40 Republic 0 1 en.... eau.. aypen · Lamps 12. CoTiec-tar bottle ·548--7522 llWi e! floor ,,......., S5 Roll SWING set (small) includes tion $25 536-3173 decoupage S2-.S5 a page. st2-795S ' High chair $4. Portable v ...... ., · table, slide, swing, .ladder , -"'"'-'=·c::::::.:'..'.:c·c,..__ 1WIN mattress & boxspring Double sink cab In e t, · freezer chest S?>. 10x12 blue $1. 45 (',MP coffee table SU. ~ODAK, Polaroid f 11 m Klng golf cart $5. 3 collages brightly colored S 1 2 . DRAPES beige 26 ft. by 7 ft. Sl2.50. Sidewalk bike $4. Ad· porcelain for kitchen S25. CHINA •vases $-1 .50 each. carpet $15. 3 rOom d!vlder!I :Ml cup eleclrlc coffee pDI: l~5c le. 7ac0.h GEToyll,a.sh ... ~':nbeess :f.~· 11t01S200-1dSsckyhoolttneclocP>k'<', lo-'640-<>"=°'3'7'=".~-----good condition SZ). 846-9448. ding ma1c9hlncGo$ldl5. dCoucblh Oil paintings, o r i g i n a J s Large china cups and S.'\ ea eh, d e c 0 r a t I v e . S21.!i0: Ri..ro,rd~ ~p .1 cu.., · · "' '"'-.:: · · GIRLS clothes very large cover -ou e $15-$25. Venetian blinds, us· Mucers: $5. Dl'esS<'s 50c-S5. 963-4062 tn n T'O("" .... ~Al\;, n r o ;JOc-$4. Desk $.'i. Carpet S4 each. Soalcer hose $1. LARGE air compressor tank, ns9011.ment like new size bedspread $'1. 5 'p I e c e ed $2 each. 642-4282. 174 Walnut bookcase S15. Drop · . cn1tc.hes $2.50. D 1· op I ear ~. alter ..!'. 05nc5 6 -ow:""': 71 T""run·traC!!~l~t 'sl•1.tsoh'.'"2newSalll. j""ac""'k t~1:.?!,romprework"°s"2A5t·'.· 1~12-14 all for $25. 8_46-9448. canister set $2. T w i n 22nd St.. CM lf'af !Able ns. Reellnlng SGT !_R L-Chl N ~It S~ I vt•'" ..... ~ table $5. E leelrlc sn"' $10. ,Lr .,..., J wi:; •n."""<:U bedspread almost new $3. chair, excellf'!nt condition, '°'~l<lm anu Y ... >. n ~" 1..r'J;c round rug $1.75. La \Yeekend. lamps 1/$5. 1/$3. ?.texican i..:"""':;;'::..::"'=·------TV $25. Decorative fencing MisceJlaneous kitchen items NEAR new mattress S25. king size $25. VC'f"Y old setting. Radio $5. 673-910:?, boy rofrcc tnhli! $12. Kit- • LYRE back mahogany din· spurs $2 each. Sag lamp swords $10. Tape recorcll'r SOc-$2. Sturdy beach cha.tr 1'.fatdling springs f.5. Velvet dress\na table $15. Floo•er GE vl\cuum $15. C .. ......,11~ S2 rhenstep s1ool $4.50. Sat-&ln ~ hain gold & peweter 15c E X P E N S I V E braided S5 Gas fireplace logio; $5 S2 s \ d 1 bedspread, never used $10. .... ... r-lng chairs SlO Decorators c St.. reversible b r 0 ad I 0 0 m · ....,..,......,. 1 ~ · wea crs, resses, e c. Anti "tcher ~ J)Of!I SOc. Twin s l t" yanl. Shutters $10. CUs!On\ till t PM. 2569 Santa Ana, headboard $25. E 1 e c t r i e 675-41.42 213 B 30th , CB--"""' for yeoars of wear. Shov•er ~ ...... '6 g ass $1-$7. 2 e ectric try pans $5 que Pl pump -· Hollywood frame and h<!ad· drnperies $10. Hand loom<'fl C!\-1 cord, 50 rt. heavy 2 prong N.B. • .... ~06 SlO. Ta'bl.es and chain $10. each. New bathrobe Jong ·GE stereo record player boftrd, matll't'SS and sprins:s drapery fabric panel m . .._ .... ,.5 27 .. "'~··Ii.lb 10 stlMd $6. Rollaway bed a.ncl n1a1-Padding included $2 a Hide-a-bed $25. CU.<ihions 'A'OOl size med $10. Jewelry $25. Hibachi $1. Like new $15. Air conditlorltor SlO. New tire chains $3. I-lair .. ~, ""''&-' i Thin :ress $25. RCA black and, SCRAM-LETS yanl. 548-5300. for same S25. Wall mimlr box $2. ,Jewelry Sl--$3. Wig11 golf shoes, size 8 n. Reg. 8 Standing lamps SS e-ach. dryer $4. Glass stemwfl.re bike S:?i. Boy's Raleigh n 'White TV S25. Reelist Good GIRLS pink. d a c r on $5. lGmm movie eamera $2-$.1. F1oor polisher $6. movie camera $5. Bread Ironing board SI. Di1lht's $lO. 644--]048 or 644-1150. 681 Lin.• Sringray roc~ handle tlide. projector $10. 548-8435 perma-prest twin spread, $15. Orange carpet $10. FM 968-2969. ' box SI. \\'eight belt S2· s.xiOc. Verv old telephone Vista Bonita, NB bnrs Sl8. Both bikes In er- ANSWERS matching sham, canopy and car stereo $25. Mantel light Ladies shoes and clothing, pt ct'llenl condiUon, 771 W. ,\Pl', re01gerator, olcl, hut _ 1 panel CU?tains... Good rondi· fixture $15. Sander ss. Elec-TRUNDLE bed frame $1 0. size 12, 2Sc-$.1. 121 E. Bay seat $25. Fire ace 5Cl"ttn RADIO Hams· 4 DC ~tA 2)1h St., Qf 64'2-M87. )>aSmall"'ks wtth9,.,~.~oclc ~-!:?· itici11 $25. ~. tric shaver $2. Microscope Bipl-:"too""""dra!!i6 ~tt?~'e.d St., Sat. only~ PM ~t ~Twin headboards ~$1~-Sleach: 4-2981 ~PY 15 GAL. Aquarium. hood . , "" re ... ..,~ .. ':"r Upward -'M°ll10I' -Gripe.-SS 536-6126 a r--wiu ' CAL · · · ·~ · ·~ -'<.JD &tancl, pump, filler and Mith lock, good " for. cnb1n, Charge _ quu>ING LADIES suits and dresses · · A feet long, cleaned reeenUy NAUTI . gear: aecora~or DATSUN and Toyota po.rt5: CRT S.1.25, aJJ tubes u~sed. plants $20. 56-ftiTI. 'Pffice $25. 24 Kitchen The molt prominent featutt 14-1,t $2 to 10. Tuxedo 42 long TR. spitfire Ton~au hCW S15. sai. 847""'119. and working: ?1fferent sl1Je Radios $15. TiT'l's and PC boards Sc-lSc. "Bogen st~, gas •. clcan, works $25. of many a modem family ia $15. Draftsman'• lamp $15. TR ~op frame cover new S7. GA1o1ES, toys lOt-S2. Boys&.· anchors and Jµ>e. D~ wheels $3-$15. Ne"' mag nDM amplifier $4 .50. PoY.·er ROLL.AWAY bed $.5. Coffee 06 kitchen -gas. stove, clean wall-t>wall CAR'PING. 5'8-2024. m 3 engine $20. Wire girls Ice skales size 1-2 $5 5--4 an~hor ~th chain and \\'heel! for Japan<"lle trucks supply parts $4. Undrilled tahl<' $.5. 4 dra"-er chest $2. S:25-GE washer, good $20. SO~IEBODY, somewhere'!I wheels $10 each. 842--784!. Adding machine electric $5. nylon line~ like nE'W $10. SS $15. One 'Aith real good 'Aide 3x5xl7 chassis with home Iii-Fi cabinet S5. ~n. !GE dryer, electric good S20. HAIR dryer $10, cost $25, got to want the5e: Stereo SCHWINN bike 3 speed Childrens recot'd p!~ ft.,. 9116 u~h ny~ yacht tire S25. Pick up truck brew <'8.bioot and panel S.l SUN lnmp $10. Seftr'!I f.amlly E lectric ranee, -dmn llO. hardly used. &by high console $20. No TV .but you ladies good condition S25. SJ....$2. Mens golf clubs full b~aid $6. Fish netting St-~. wheeh: S3 with tire $6. Rear 644-1739. exrrc.IS<""r ~. Portable air 11.14 Continent.a.I, CM chair S4h Qu~rt Mason j(j's can put a 'JIO"fable in the Also man's '3 speed $25. ~t>I, no putter $5. Habachi k~=t~ ~:'-S:. eOO $25. Trammi9'ion fZj."s-"UND=c:A:::Y::....th_ru_T_u_e_s_d_•_Y-. t1tnk $20. 1'1oon air density a5uCH $25. Rcrigerator $25. i;;,i:a~ik, .... Z':"'e~ir~· ca~~ centt'r or whntever. Good ~. $2. \Vagon $3. Wee wagon 5 pound lire extinguisher S5. d~t ~.,,•tru,thocklncludlandn(l' 3004-A Royal Palm Dr.. gnug<' $25. Box for1 ga""" ,Double beda $25 Frame $10. 1 50 536-8296 · speakers hut wiring 15 loose, HOOVER upright vacuum S2. Stove $25. Bmc spring Seabright corner d 0 e k . •11 11"7 0 _ ~•-1 l\lesa Verde. Qlest of SJO. 100 feet spark Pug wire l!cadhoarcl $5. 'l'\\•ln bed and S -· · anyone with ma4ts can fix including at!Achments $20. $15. Mattress $15. Bed "''heds $20 pair New Perko spnng · ~ar unuo~ n-dra"·en S17. Desk s;,. $10. 2-l Inch bl:i.ck lite $1. trame S25. Com er grou\) WAS~IER S25. Stove n'J, lt. End tables, 2 end, 1 cor-GE toaster $4.50. New fnlme $5. Lnwn mowers ..... bil b'-~ I"" . eluding backiru{ plate $.."i. Carpet sweeper $2 L~ 21" Inch Zenith black and _,._ .......,, -"" "'able $1 Ref r I g er a Io r S 2 5. nl'r 3 for $25 Cont•-porary G -"-era · · k t 1~110 StaHon wagon l.c;v if: ........,."'rs .., ptur. Doors S20 Gla.o;s $3-$10 ..., On I .:..,. $""' while TV $25. Pair of ~ •""' -.::l>'o-'• • • • """ an:~ gin tennis rac e ~..,.... · Salisbury marine rubber w'•ndshleld.·143 -e·. te, Udo' $1-.... l e "'hee u· ..... tt ..,, Virtue dinet te t&ble $25. 1 4 Shampooer buffer $15. Crib-walnu1, wicker s h e I f SIO. Pruitron humldlfier $10. port-a-crib $5. 842-4245. mulflcr $10. Waterproof l•le. ~i~•. ca1"'J n':... t. Extra t re. 556-07Tl. speakC'tS in 'A"OOd eablnet.'I c)iairs fl.0. Drop ,Jeaf table bage boord kingsize $12. underneath ca ch for Baby hike seat S2. \Vig $3. KENMORE lectri dryer b ttl u 1.r •01 ,,, $10. 12 \'Olt car t'll.dlo '5 ·SlO. Dreuer $2). ore.r Globe world $5. Otest of mnga'l.ines. Nice: looking. Pictures $2.50. 6' porch si or bt>st :ffer ~ust an Nartabvy I a baett l an tt er ns'3' CONSOLE TV S15 Utility SOFA,$258 f_!~A lon6lllg, tlov.'<'red each. Accel coll, 12v $15. I nd --$25 '·m-drawen $15 TV $ 8 l"e ,,~ 1•· room -me get 13 ch Bi 11 .. -po e cry ype · de-" llS 2 r :,_ $15 print · ......-l · tmck to-d-" It 0 n mu-.ua . La t-~ • • ~ \."""<:LI '"" • ... u screens ea • SSC! this weekend. Stainless steel Solid brass plaqUe or old ..... · OYola 'u""' · -'--~-~----•-·~ • Sl-$8. Cofiee 111.ble $15. End Typewriter $20. Basin $5. em 3Cm Fillmore Wy, No. carpet sweeper S2. 962-6982. pal'fOt cage strong t.r. sailing mips S>c-$3. Many Bike ,partl 25c--S5: 4 wc:e SQU~ "42'' v.+d.te '!llble, &IHI~. 37" '''al mrt.. CM table $8. Baby dressing Coffee table SS. Tlrcs $&. 106, C.?-1:. Near Baker & GOOD twin mattr'eM k box-durable $25. Mens buckle galvanized bronze and toaster $5. 'Vhlle vmyl chair f~ca top $25. Pal?' of table-$15 Hamper ss, Cosco Gas pipe $5. Electric motor "F:.,•:o;';,,"'::;•::wc.:·,cM=t•::.•..:l.:.D.:.~'="I.__ spring Sl3.SO. Double gold ski bools SlO. 5..l;-2385. du'omed boat ~ 11 tings $5. Coffee table and end wicker headboe.rds $15 . TIME FOR and Centurypolty chain $.1. $5. Scl:°rsJ8J1'beSS. ~V 2 NEW folding cots 'TS each. bedspread $4. Couch cover HOU.Y built in oven and 1~ Pet1ro bow tigtlt table $7. Oti'icl'• and t('!1'1 Drafting 51001, chrome with Slroller $5. High chair $8. parb am · Like ricw electric heater S.1. xlnt t5 968-2969 bro•·l-·•·-do fl.nlsh $10. $2.50. ·Double burner electric clothing SOc-$3. A1,-on SOc upholstered seat S 2 0 · Baby clothes. l yr. 25c Toys Car cooli!r $6. Auto wheels 3 peed bl nd " Tabl · · "' v.,..... •A ,._ ...-2t66 ""--•-Painted book""'•"' r:: l\faptc Vol R e er ...... e rod SI ~7918 before 10 a .m. Universal galley stove $8. ~· ~-.;JIM,..... """" ...,. · QUICK CASH 2.X'-$1 Qilld's hard plastic $-1. Screen door $4. tage lamp S2. Books 25c to Sl. TWO traverse s · 1.,:~"-""-"~;o,.:::.:07-::....,... Gibson gir'I emergency radio Ana. Qf four dra\\·er ch~st $20. Pair pool $1. Bookcase S 1 O inverter battery charger 6 V Kitchen items lOc to $1. Queen.size headboard $10. AREA rug, 9x6 oval, olive transmftte'f' $ll. S>lid ~ 2 DA y bedll 125 Ptt.ch. Corne.r or brass extenor lanterns Spreads: Double $5 Kina; $6. $5. ltydraulic bum'PC'I' jack 548-6.128. Like new carseat $.5. T\i.'O grN!T1 with bi~ Sli. llOO elec-;c ,,__ gO""" . table incvluded. G i r I · s .S25. 6T'r1939. twin $2. 3 piece pink bath Sl4. Po\\-er .saw $15. Socktt ;;c.:c.::=~,....~--~~1 Danish chairs $10. French PaularinoCM 549-3545 " ...a.i·iu "ey THROUGH A ' Pots and pans 25f-:S2. set $9. Camper screen $3. PANASONIC Panapet 70 cofiee table SlO. Girls infant 1..:-"'""-""'-"":..:::::=:=--Solid brass ships wheel cloltling, me 4-6, ZJC'-$1. 33 BLEACHER seats SJ each. tef'"$3:1rm'I $1 . Ironing Soldering iron S4:-Ch&irs $2. Battery radio $8. Stereo stretch suits___.zc.-Intant REDWOOD table, 48" round clock $5. Swivel fiberlgas.s 1(3 record albums 50c each. Tent heater $10. Ca r $5. Large beach um· Lamp $5. ~. with speakers $25. 2 DIUl.lsh boys t I 0 th es 1 5 c. $7. Welgtlt-Uftlng bench $7. fiihiiig Chair-S?>.OlCI sttOf ~~-SlgreeO nGlrn11~. abpplkrox2. vacuum $2.----omtl'm-$1. brella $5 Badmitton Sl't $3. 2 USED beige nylon carpets mod couches "Gold" $1 5 PoM-a~b $8. Bolster $10. \\'orlcl Globe Sl. Carpet, wooden nmrring lighb $5. ~14 . i:; e Baby M.ck pack seat s,;. WANT AD J;-o!dlng dulirs s 7 . :-i o ...,_1,.,6., and l2'x9"xlO'G" each. Area rug from .Pier I, Folding clotbesiine s 5, ~Id "'001, 9x9 Md 4x4 $8. Sing1e, ~le and triple speed $5. Roller ska.tea, size G.I. willer can $3. \\'inc . $5 s·l ~ turquoise , 6x9, no. Green has90Ck S.'J. 96z,.g:;s2. carpet, beige wool, 5x10 $4. bloC.ks all &izes. some brass s:" fl. Girl'• shoe!ll, size for rack n. Valet clothes ;:t.tusager · 1 verware both for $1S. GoOO condition. Decorator area ru• Gx9 $15. 2 speakers $10 e a c h -hound I 2-s 2 5 . New 4 or 5 year old 25c each. f,;;":;;eam~er~. _;:n<W;:;:_:":;:·">~1~8-~IJl22~.:....:'=========..,f and di.shes lOc-Sl . 11ose Sl. 2129 Sevill~. Balboa REFRIGERATOR good ~113 A Antique mahogany phone p nlnsuls, Double bcdgpreRd, fake tur. V.'orking condition $ 1 5 • • Mahogany cabin parts and 1006 Miulon Dr.. pt. D, table $25. :2 mirrors, 21 x 8.J e . p u r p 1 e $I 5 -D ou b I e bl SlS 536-S?Sl MOTORCYCLE bootlll, 71~, trim 25c-$2. NatuiCal books, CM 546-7348 sa.tunJay, Sept. "· each. vw bua back seat· SAT 9-4 Front-throw.King o' bedspread spani~h gold $5. Ma ple ta e · · new $27, -wam twice $15. techniC'al and novels, !lOme ~"""::.::::.• ;:9.;;•:::m'------ll $lO. Card table S4 Set Lawn reel type power Art items tram es, easel $5, WASHING machine, Ken-F oo t b al 1 shoes, 9'Ai $7. old SOc-$2. Fishing gear SEVEN 30 gal. aquariums ·rneln1ac nautical dishes $1.5. mower $25. Foldlng pini:: SL'i. 61"~2668. more, turquoise S25, works '\'llite band shoes. slze 9 lOc-$5. Oan and oarlock s,q,50 each. Two 30 gill. \Vedding goi.vn SS. cost $45. pong rta.ble $8. Golf clubs and BLUE chip stan1ps $2.50 y..·ell, call Sat. or Sun. 1-5 S7.50. 'Vrestllni;: shOes, 9~!r sets, all sizes $1-SS. Pair 5 aquarium.~. need repo.lr $5 Fur trimmed coat SS. 130 bag $10. 2 goll carts $3 each. book. Pair ta:h!e htmPll sza p.m., 536-ns1. $1 . nil excellent shnpc ft. oars $2_ 46" fjberglus each. Twenty-one aquarium Pearl, Balboa Island, any Golf shOes, size 8~ 50c. 2 ea. Iron $1. 'Vanity dresser, ANITQUE dormer window 548-3900. n1odel launch $7. 541 W. llghta 50c-S2. PI I\ st I c day exoept Sunday 675--0158 sets kitchen natwt:ar SJ bras~ & 2 ~·hite shelves & completely tramed roundl'd ANTIQUE Mil bench, needs Ham11ton, CM 5 4 8 -0 l 3 6 • aquarium plants. Foxtail, l~~~~~="'-=..:1;c.gh:;'-;t each. New tennis racket $2. mirror $20. Seat \vhite & 1,,.,, $15. ornate antique hot ......,__..._ $12. Good _..ir Sat-Sun. after 10, please · Anacharis, J-lom\\'Ort 2X LADlES shoes, new 1 New badminton St't 12. Ex· "''"' ' .......... ¥ ..... .,,.. I!>"' • 1 •- I jc I-• --tors 7 °oocl cover $5. Brown desk plate $13. Avnil $5. Rock balls $1.50 dozen. Te,.nis 1..ADIES bike. English with each. /\qUHnum IO'Qve .,.. a b ue we""' ..... ...., · ....... , .•• , 110. Bo\\'\ino ball " lb ri rl SS Gold Co rue. san ....... """ --o SlO. 6T;Hm2 119 B 34th St.. tumbler $25. Old solid oak halls ...._ each. 250 Santo child seat and basket only · Aqua um ncccaso efi n&JTOW n · and case S7. Bo1o,·ling sho<'s. """" 25c-75c 934 D ll St CM dals $1.!50. Black sllppe.rs, size T, $2. !\'!en's roller N.B. single arn1 high srhool stu-Tomas. OI S:lS. Like new electric hair • · arre i 1~ gold bead and sequin trim skates, size 8 $3. Hockey p 0 RT ABL E TV s1:1. dcm: desk $15. Double block PATIO rumltw-e. tubular brush $2.50. 'Elt'CIJ'io..1ill saw 1 blk f'°Pt of W!leon, bl ,$4. 6AA brown allil":'a.tor skates, size 8, $.1. Children's Leatherette swivel chair, and tackle \\'ith 100 ft. * aluminum, :2 arm cha.ire S12. Shovel $2. Gold den 'A'<"St o acen'lia. sling pumps with nlalch1ng shoe skates Sl-$2. Exterior good $15. \\''indow shadei. inch nurila line $15, Nev.• with filll? cushions SS each. 2 90la. nice Sl5. 6G-Z73. DUMONT OAC\llOICOJ>f' J<HA. pJ.ll"!!C S10 each. Silver 318" ply\\'OOd, 35.XlS, roe large $7. 1513 Orange Ave .. canva~ coven with draw chaise1, no pads S5 each. INTRIGUING decorator SIN 9T 57 and mn.nual $25. e-.dals $1.50.. ~* C red each. New wooden shop C.?i1. 6U-56G6. ~ 50c. Bgh~ \on:~ ~ Quality crib and mattress lte.ma: much copper and Elco ~O ~r case and white sport pump• $4. drawus 18':x33 .. $.1 each. ROCLINER wing chair S20 r::.r :1s SU~ llColeman Sl5. 644-(mS. brass, bird cage or hanging $25. Sat. !Hi. . 6~ B new black and while lB"Xl.6'' $2 eadl. Womf'n's each. Corfue & end table 2 SHIPMAN 3 cdlumn 9lllmp fern stand ornate base $4. 13 LB. Danforth anchor with ~aumme ~~rypum, ....;!::_ !i dresses and 11ports\\'<'ar. \\'ith iron $2l Exerciser $~. gnsollnc camp lantern SS. mnchine1, good condltton 1914 Brus cased Big Ben 100' new ~ .. nylon line $25. ~bl•ck mo~th"c~,' pea,.rt. ~m sties 12 and 14, Sl-$5. \.\'ig:s o•-•-Calli n-ter pal-l..ru"ge detachable traller s~ each. i~ col"-n candy alarm clock $ll. J..arxe wall Ever'(tl.111.rd hook type bait . .., , -~ .rwu:o mirror $3. Antique "'OOd "' ..,, """ docks $1.50 to $10. Solid tank $25. N'ew U volt Jab.9co evening rans S5 l'ach ~~ ~~g~. ~dre~ tern SIS. ~~1' 391.h SI., NB. working squares rosewood machines, need• work fll. bm."lllR tireptace equipment: bait tank pump $20. Indoor I t you don't 1Ue it; sell it tclth a classltied ad. • It's easyl -.642-5678 ,sterling e&rrings for picrL .... ....., books 5c-50c. Toys nnd 'J'YPE\VRITER Remington and brass $1.50. 9'x8' seclion 548-7$66. tools $4. Screen $4. Andirons buUt.-l:n gas bo.tbccue $25. ears $3.50. Dangling Orlt>n· ,,..,,_ •1 25 ch Su. Standard $20. E I e c t r i c of new 1ndoor I outdoor BROWN INC Boulder boots, SJ, Fann chafr turned 48" twin exho.un ran and till silver earrings .,..·Ith jade ~!:$2~~er :.ir' d~; haircurler lln case, new $15. carpet $5. Antique electric size 10}~ wide, still ne\\', dowels & pressed back $5. hood $zj, Model "'Ork bench, trim J.'\,50 Rhinestone ear· .... 1 . .,,.n ,, .•• box spn·-l20 Automatic G.E. toaster like miler and paper $6. Singer wom 'five 'ti.me!, OOflt $42, Old tolld oak swivel oCflce 4 door $15. 64G--OC81. 1826'1!=========""'""'"""""""""'""""""""<1 I $2 50 Rh t n t' to -.,. n " •-eu •A c .•o 7165 vacuun1 $5. Anti"'"' electrlc Vlb ••~ng -lea 9 ,--~ ol pair I NB -r nR"S . "" •. 1 K' ~,. ~ ~n~ $20 new ,,.... ""°-. ...,~-ram 1u11oJ ""' • • .... ~,.. chalr '16. Very d o Buttonshel\, . \......... necklace t,rat-el-Ol earring .,. · Jfllt '" uv ... ~.-· · 0~ fnn t.'IJllection many wilh es h~. 'first '$22 gear. ~<1. $6. Kramer J"h\n<'!fone $20. 2776 Tem Ctrele, nfJ (;AS dryer, good co ndition brass blades and r:igcs S6 lo 546-9602. bat w1ng louvcn:<t saloon 7:2 YAMAlfA 175 Chron1e hrHcelct $5. Men's clothing: t:stancia near . Ad am s. $25. 61~7685. $20. Ml \V. ~la.millon C.?i1. doors complete With double rack $5. lgnlllon 8wlteh and llro1o,•n lallored Br l 1 is h 54:>-2247. LA\VN mo"•cr. pu11h-type. 54H13.l nf1er 10 A.M. Sat & KINGSIZE1 mnttresR $25. 5\v1.ng hlnges $15. Very large box, new ~ $5. 2'15x111 mohair sport jacket, ~izc 42 OlL and electric la:mp!I for anrl ('l\lchcr. n1most new Sun Please. King size twln box spring!! me.ta! and ~'Ood s;sui~~ a.00 32SxJ8 liNlll $4 each. Sot $1.:l. Dark grey Rotany "·i\11, table. celling or noor. S1 5. Sofa s:;, Strollel! ct1.r M,,.....,,er•nc, Cd~t lO-$ ar call S25, top qua.lily firm. Maple OOklldery chest .. ~~ll · 11. or ditte11nn11.l 11 St.ht t. •abl\rdine lilUlt, 38 v.·aist. $5. mostly brau and: OO(JPCr iw.11.t SlO. lllgh chRir $5. ~ .. w headboo.rd S25. Ph.r pong ~ . copper wa.M• er :>. red/yellow $5. 548-9832, Sat. ~ •25 645-1'°'. 256 >IUI Pl., CM 644-6996. table m. Box of household Anhque open flame ga119-6 '~===~...,..--.,--Beige gabordlne top cont from every f'rl\ ........ __,, · ......, """"'1:' 1,.16 125 .........ts $25. 543-5459. 2561 heater $8. [Mge QI d -~ · $3.50. Coronet rt'd met111 PRlr 9011d cast braJ>S ships 1960 JJtl.1.MAN llusky '""n••M carpr.t. "' · ~"""." galvanized waab ·boiler BASSINEil'E, deluxo, extra drink cooler$(. ~1 wheel wall lampi;: wilh hut· \V~n. L'Omplete car $25. 646-9708. Vlsla Dr .. NB (JN.ke gt'C'at firewood box I large, complete with pnd, STEEL. suh wlndo11>'!1 with rlcane chimneys S5 each. S46-00!). WHITE crib \\'1th m11.ttreu LA\VN mower S5 and $ZS. $6. Old W83hbo&rd Sl. Solid liner and skirt $ID. 548-4305. •I•••· 40 x 50 and 36 x 38 $..') Antique vut brns.~ raUwa.y JR rt bl $15 SlO. Mesh playpen with pad Washer SZ. Drytr s:z. Pool brasa blowtorch ~· hed E' .,.,_...~c t 100 r SC'nlb-• k ,_,_ $9 G-t tor !IA dryfr. po a e ' $8. nn••ll'll'!ttt' with -d and table ...:. Luaage rack SS. K l,...t,llvl 1"' i?ach. St<'O table $2 t.v e "6".. · ......... fleatlamp SlO. 549-.()170. _,_, ..... 17 ..... "-A"-,._ou .... El-...!"", motor ss. Seed makes great lamp .~· be!'·idtlhtt Sl. 54:8-a:6. 'llandnuute pMChol SS tach ~~ ~~~...iL ~~.~ ,.!>!~ =::==::..::o..=::.:...:~c....~ Ml.irt. • ~-etaei Old ~ · lMna IElectrlc atiaver SI Electric ..,,.,_ aJaJ~• ..., nu .. .., ..... 35 fl.fM automatic electric SMAU... couch, 52'' blue spreada-$5. 'Ai mower $3. room htAting stow m.lea SURF reek $3. Atr . cooltlr •--l l'" Electric blanket .'-Olld brau ch11.nde1i<'n, one eye camcr& $25. IJchl 5«Mi998 769;i W. 2>lh St., CM •lau ln door 125: ~-Wirt S25. Kine bed~~~ SJ01 • ~,.. ' with 5 ""ht5 $10 ""--ratlve meter $1.2. holh atlU In $7·50· · &t6-5&ll • · . 1....-Hockey same $5, ...... ~ lab I! 1 Sl Bike part! 25c--$1. Ladle~ ... · VCl..v ,, __ .. ua """" TWO twin beds $25. T'A-o • llghll glow • IODdl U\u;t; 115 1'1mtable With Amp • thts. 10, l.2, 14 2Sc-$2. bridg-c lamp1J!6m the 20's carton, newr UM..~ ....,....,...n. nallJrlhyde cMirs $25 each. 2 MAPLE mp tablet with 1 n t I q u e ch tropramots sio' ·IAdlet 1ald 1:> 0 'I' 1 fl9Y 's clothes. 12-14, 25cw$1 . M.50. Palr '""'brass Rayo PO\VER mower, run. $10. .. u le lamps, good Con<UtlOn S2S machtne $25. A nti q ue c:lo. l4--lB 50 S l hi!~ »SOc J ew e. l r y oil l1tmps SIS each. Lare(' Steroo rco::in:1 playott Md Watne 1«J1'!. $5. Ro uer each set. 19" black and lealher horse eollar $5. >thlflJ, 1 c-• $1. TV ltJnCk Sl 1V hanalng lamplll. braas anti dradio SIS. Window alr con· $!S. 1'ioo~ waxer SS. Bird white TV and stAnd $3). ! AJ1tktuo Ko6ak cemert. col-FlberaJau yardA.;:t S 1 2 • a.v• Zo each.~. 945 co1iper SS. g!Studcnt ddc:,~k 1lllloner. \vork.1 ~. 115 ~4i l IUUI)' Dr., HB 546-6441. ~~ni•n01redd -~~ •. L!4_e':<:.h.i ~:e:1150o--S1125. =. n?d Victoria Of lamp. areen "" sM e .,,, \/Oft $25. 19" 1..tnl!h TV. ' 4-6XJ.2 TIRES $16 h .-~-w....a .. ~ I ' 23 Arnher globt 1w11y lamp S7. portable $20. 17" Philco TV. ANTtQUE trunk $20. 2 111*(1 Wheel• $8. llub cap& $4~}~ti Mk balance scale antlQUO t.A'RGE wrt pole i1t, 2 aec- W,STROM Tot.llntr S · !luge Kleig stare lamp, 3CXXl pom.blf! S'\O. 1..arge swivel Schwlnn boy'it bike $15. 5 DalJ:un •nd oUwin. ne.vcr $6. Fairbanks Mone: braM tkms. Trolling 'Jde 1$1~ roll- 1,Chlld'• tl'Cl('r totter SG. watt S~. 6 way tloor lamp type pulley "1th hook SlO. !IJ)CW Stingray boy'11 bike ed 1212 54~7234 ann btllance scale $25.. Anti· er cut&.-.. Pmn No. «f reel tlfu,e ol~ Enall!\h turkey "'Ith marblt• b&llC $8. Match-i 2 .. GE port11oble TV, all S25. Black and "'hite TV us ' l'M"t • • que famUy AC&le $4. Early $'14, mono lt~. Tnle Lioo pla1ttt $22. Slui 7 lodles l!kl ed po.it tolld ropper phllt.'r Channell! $2S. 542--037:2. $15. (."1aira $10. Cood <tU.0.U· A_!~ .. ~m1•P.f"Mi""oto"r ~. P"'atnnkt Underwood typewtlter Srl. ipln po1e-.:ree! $15. TUM Kl~ ~~8~ New •w•s: l&mp $8. lnn1ps ~.SO each. New DESK, nice SS. Ch a 1 r . ty kid's clothing 15c--$l5. iMreUoi ~ •4'1 Antique bentwood ctudn $19 KPln polc-n..:el SS, Ocean Cl· · J.evlton pull cord J11imp uphol.!tL'ftd $5. M!l-2U7, CM Jtug and noor lhl'lmpoocr run tulli 00.C SS:. 54$-7234. each. Early 8"'N1nlf machine ~f 300. Penn 60 on: 6S reel llflllt. med.tum. C'Ollt PS. worn 80Cket. 25oe each. \\1ooden with all a.ttad'U'ncntli $3. ~ HP, electrlc motor S8 on oak bue $9. 548-0135. 541 $8.. Pfluger 1978 reel SlO, twk<. just d•Rn<rl 120. Ex· """" -wait lamp suo. 3 PIECE n•ugnltyd<t ll?Cllon OrttttmJt ,.bl• $20, 1938 ~eu.-...i .,m.c.. 'fonlu• w. llamlleon. c.Ai. l'flttc lll mono line. '!)'oil pol•, naw Small classif i~d ads ' doa bi se~ling job. Try ~nel . ....... 642-5678 tra coal. eicttllc!nt is. 548-0135". SU W, Hamilton, $20. r-.taple desk $10. Plat-KIUc1etr Circle, O r.1 . wrcnch $7, COit $15. St111 In a.m. Saturday and Sun(I~ plde1 S13. Olhtt reels ~·~~::.::::;;·c......~~~~-'-"CM~·~al=~='~W::..;;AM;;;;:.•=Sa=t-Stln..::::~··_,..:l=onn.::.:..rodt:.:::~"':....::llll~·~6U-4928.:.=-.::::;;.....;..:.so;.::::...:.17~82=·~~~ carto~n~.~543-'1234!::!:!!!;· __ ~.J..R~~cue~.'---~~~-.!...!11t1·-!5!:_·?518-<!!!:!!~~~~·~Sa~t~.!!l-jl~ . .....!!...""'""'""'""'""'"""~""""""""'""'-. ...... ...;, ' t • I I • , ' S.turdl1, S.,...,btr 22. 1973 o.\lY PllOT ,J\ II-.[ --.... _, •• m;.I~~~ I ,.. ......... I~ I --~ I~ I 1'UP1 1"• 1• ( ~ I 1• I ---1§11 . ........... )§) l . ---I~ l .......... 1§1 '. I-~;;;;;;;;;;;;; (u!M IQ Q 970 A-, Imported 970 foutos, lmpon°" 976 1~P""l•"""'°"""'_........,~--'-26 ~· 154 llooh, Rent/Chort'r '°' CyS!:;.!k.. 925 Auto s.n-. Pam 949 =;;:T-'OP.;.;c.;.;.;.C_AS_H __ Autoo, D•n::..iUN MERCEDES -BENZ SAAi Free ....... lessons • PUPPY WORLO • LUXURY llXI' SOllt.w Yacht, I~~ ...... ~~ ......... \a\a modcl .... ..... JIM SLEMONS .,. SJ..£EK Saab -m. UIP" · CMhwrnuaa, 'l'tny -fully oqul\)l)ld, wlnltt ntro. * BICYCLE SP~ * F...,,. nillo l7. 96tl-497J and .,.,..., WFRE HERE only 4000 ntl, "''· -Americ.n Elkimo tSptu:), 213: 4'13-U&:S. New 10 IP trom ••••••• $56.95 ..:,,,="'-'=""-"----Howard CL--olet IMPORTS ~ At Lq A• You like I Pit Bulla, Bull Tcrrler, Boats, Sall 909 Uled 10 ap trom •.•.••• $25.00 * 1lllD x 20-14 ()ly tlre • 10 RS•• See us at _ SJD>. New thll!y ant -. Non·-.... Pl_. ·~· Chow. Coelcapoo, Kffahond BU.. cle .......... $4.50 tug w\\ed m fi>r both. MacMhur and Jontboree MacARTHUR. J AMBOREE MERCEDES BENZ M•·•9fl2 Mom, - CQme to attend 'ruesday and Ena:llsh Bull Oop. lOO ** li' ~'IB'l!RGLA SS Beach e 8>6E.Balboa ·~ N~0565~ch '"BIG SAVINGS ON AUTHORIZED 19&9 SAAB stat.ion nleht at 7:30 PM.\\'• want MIXED PuPSr! Stud u.ilboat. Good condition. Blvd.," boa. 675--128:2 ~~~~~~~~~ [--:;::;-=-,;:=,;833-"i.~"n;;;-;-:;;-•73 Oemoa SAU:S & SER.VICE Xlnt condlUon ln•lde Ir out. everyone lo 1eam to play SeMce Moo Breeds. W/traller. $715. &U--8209 BLUE 1910 Harley Devideon : \YE PAY TOP OOLl..AR 510'1 Jf S'-~1676 or 644-7429 the orp,n! All matt.rlah Open Eves:' 531·0027 evenlnp, XLH Sportster, clean. no FOR TOP USED CARS ?tckupa m .. mons TOYOTA turnlJhed. SAVE A HOMELESS. PET 14' SKIPJACK Sklop. Futty rake, no moditicatio111 of M*klrU. If )'OW' car ii extra clea.n. 6Ut'a Imports Tom DletericJ> • In chal'ge. Black Lab, O a Im at l a n , equip. w/trailer. Good any ktnd. 5600 m t· .see us (irst. ("'e're lOJi buy\'1' for any PhoM '42·2151 Sl)Mlel, Afghan, Pit Bull. cond. Must Mll. $ 8 0 0 ' ' ,;71;:..-..:::;~""'="'==co ·-· I BAUER BUICK Nf:iDmf<r used ?!tlercedes Benz.) COAST MUS IC 49H853 6~ 'ils" "ROLi.FAST" standard An.tlaue1/Clas1lcs 953 2925 Harbor Blvd. L'.IOl ~ .• a ·bl b'--1 ly · ;.J Costa Mesa 979-2500 ""' ....... Newport Blvd. at Harbor SAMOYD. Female, It WO RHODES 33-Cluaic racln~ ue womans ... J ... e rare WANTED USE D D•'JSUN Ne'WP91i Beach O>ft& Meaa old. Needs a. good family. dwnpkln "HANAHUU.' uaed excellent condition, WE HUY ""' SJ3.9300 l•iiiilllliiiiiiOiiiii;o;oiiiiiiii I $50 or best otter. Call Top condition. $6500. Ph: call after 6 pm, 64&-3444. BRIC KS -CALL TMPORf Eo Atrr0$ 888 Dove D.'TER rnoM MacARTlfUR PIANOS -ORGANS M<;.7557 67:1-1232. KAWASAKI 90 dirt new 87().4564 BEST PRICES PAI D I Newport Bch New Ir Uted. Great aelection. OLD Ena:lilh sheep drol, BEAUT. Mint cond. 28' Ex· piston. bott., Akront, djrt '49· MK v Jaguar mostJy Dean Lewis Imports 833-1300 Open Sund~ NOW OPEN Competetlve prices. Open champ And AKC prnts., callhar. Sips 4, radio, heed, shock.I, chamber, mu 1 t orig, xlnt cond. for restora· 1966 Harbor, C.~1. 240•Z Mlssin Vitjo lmport1 Eves. &. Sundays. The best O.F.A. smts, qual. pups 6 HP O/B, Spin par. sacrifice now Sl65., 673-1157 tion $2900. 549--3890 646-9303 featuring deals are always at: wtxlnt temp. 962--C8f:IO. 83S·1329. 54S-3874. '69 KAWASAKI ~. 21:» ml 1950 CROSLEY s tat I 0 n IM PORTS WA.l\'TED MERCEDES BENZ W 1Uichs Music City SILKY Terrten-5 temales. No BOSI'ON ""1tder Squall 9 on reblt eng, new paint. W8£0n. Make oHer. Orange Coun ty's & ~·th,..__. Plaza 5t0-21m reu. otter re~. Call Good cond. $250 12' Rov.rboat Xlnt cond $450/otr s.8-2938 642-1.9S1 or st~ TOPS BUYER 4 speed, AJ.1/FM nu::Uo •. air F IAT ._. ............. 832·M2'l or &ff.6118. sz;. 84z...Di3 Bill, or 642-4073 'I1na Recreatlonil BUJ.. MAXEY TOYOTA condiUoning, mags, pipes, Complete Sa.lei; &: St>tvlce K 0 HLEJt.CAMP Com!Ole, AKC German Shephml pups, OORONAOO 23. Xlnt cond. C2) 1973 SUZUKI TS-JZ>, Veh1cles 956 18881 Beach Blv :. side• mouldi ng & stripes, Visit UI Soon At Haulton, Chen)' P'ruitwd, l Many championa in family, Extras. Make otter. Pvt under 600 mi. ea Xlnt cond. H. Br'lch Pb. M7..855:J (l24FUU). 28701 Ma.rguarire Parkway yr M new $800/otter. Pri ~BeT::•u;;;t;:;ilul;;;=.,• call=;:;::c;:"'o;;':,"';"71.::0"'. =-Ply. <213) 947-1540. ~1'72Tbolh. or $500 ea. srEP Van, ctove, hot water, Autos, Imported 970 $4495 ~flmon Vi ejo 495.1100 pty, 54(H;8(1;. 1-YEAR old female AKC • GIIOST 13 fb&'l sloop. 1 mo. ,72 KAWASAKI 350 F9, Bel· monomatic, heater, new Dick Mii ier Motors fUSE AVERY P\\11'. EXITI $2021J5 plu.s tax It lie. ls the Delivered Price for a '73 TOYOTA COROLLA at ~ltwi& W TOYOTA WURLITZER. U> electric Uiasa Apso. Loves Irids old, Used once. Race ~uip. Star helmet. many extras, paint, roof rack. Just built, ALFA ROMEO 120 w. w arner, S.A. MG plano ~. or best offer. SUIO. Call: 645-4.177 trlr. Sac. 846-2913 2200 mi., S750. Mint con· ~336~i!5.57~~f oficr~ ~7-2132 1966 Harhor, C.~f. 646. 549-2193 afWr 5 pm. BEAtmFUL female Sprttv-DRAGON 30' SLCX>P dilk>n! 548-89'Z1 ~~"""'-~~,-.,,..,.,, ALF .: ROMERO '73 DATSUN p/u shell camp Ol"dt'r Y'l'lur Color Tt'1da3! 830 S ·•• 18 ~ ~, CONDmON MAN Y Dune Buggy Parts M m ·, ., -: FOR SALE · '70 M.G, '""""' '69 VOLVO Sporting Goods er p&nln, .......... ..,..,, "..!MINT, ...... ~AN! (2l BidCLES, '.J'en Speed for sale. SAAB er, am/fm , ag •"any "'" Offer or trade 1.:.:--=------Papers. 6-f2..4957. ~ ::iiu-.,,....,~ girl's, man's, good co~ 9631331 tras~ Call after 4 p.m. Prl. &L5-5156 \ SEDAN 5'2" Bonier Knee Doud GERMAN Shepherd, male. HOBIE 14 dition. Call after 10 a .m., .. 959 Buy or Lease Prty, S47·0077. A real ga.s saver CYCN914) like new cond., Belp tan &: blk. Shots & Late model, perlect oond. 642-5094. Sporls, Race, i<odl Salc-s . Service. Leasi.11:' •n 240Z Go!d, 35,00J miles.,, ____ M_G_B ____ 1 5 1695 195. * 6'1!>-6196 eve11. license. $50. 847-7029. Best ofr. 646-9303, 6'15-<B93 HONDA Rentals AM/F11, air, mags, Konl 1 l'(EW Penn Senator no. 117, SABLE COWE PUPS:-19' UGHTNING, w/trailer 2 SL 70, Yamaha mini enduro, AMPHICAT shocks , Must sell. 645-0087. *'65 MGB, xlnt running oon- 14.0 I: pole. Other deep ae11. 6 wkfl old, $3).$40. mains, 2 jibs, l spinnaker. both hopped up. 548-3912. 1\11 terrain vehicle with tilt· FIAT ditlon. $800. 548-1635 Eves, , :.:ta:;•kl:::;::••c:Ms-:;c..::91l32~=---Call 545-6723 847-3670 btwn. ~ p.m. _, """ trailel'. Just completely 1un· 557-5770 days. •-IF 'TI YAMAHA 90. 01uy ouu ml. \-• ,.~ al TV, Radio, H I, SAMOYED pUJ>S AKC LIDO 14. Like new. call ·Ken. 494-6052 ed and serv '--=<· ..,..,., v ue 2 FIAT Stereo 836 Whlte with blru:k polnb. w/cover & trailer. $600. Call or eves, 497_1832.. sell or trade for good bay i "'==:o:::~~;===. '7 7140545-6854 &14-2823 boat. Call 552..so46 all« 7 AUDI 124 WAGON 1969 360 llUSKY MX Runs p.m. COi.LIE Pups. 10 wb old, CATALINA 22, Pop-top, out· atrong &: reliable. Only ~. =-~-----~9=62 4 speed, radio (112HEC) AKC, shots. 00281 Birch St. brd. 1 yr old, extras, trlr. 400-1422. Trucks AUDI 1973 1001..S. Xlnt concl., $2195 S.A. Hghts, 54~2536 Excel cond. 837-2830. .,...... OSSA STILLETO, ,. r ---------auto, air cond., am/fm OPEL '70 OPEL 1900 Dlx Spt Cpe, Orig. Pri. pty. 21,000 ml. Vinyl top. Auto. $1425. 6Ta-8863. RCA, Zenith, Sylvania; LargeSt selectJon co I o r • black le. white TV &: 1tel'OO!I in So. Caill. Priced lea than I.he dlacouplera w/3 yr picture tube, l yr parts &. .em~r-'74-model11 tn atock. '·73 models priced to clear. Cub 90 plan or terms to 36 mo. ABC Color TV. 9021 Atlanta, or 1 9 0 4 6 BrookhW'llt, Huntington Beach, 968-3329 or ~. Cl!IQUA ~mix "·· ~~ -" •73 CHEV 3" "enx>, call aft 6 pm. Dick Mille r Moton · ,,.,,.,.....,. • 36' TIU. Hu11a lc p .......... •-· perfect condition. $385. Ph: • i'4 W S A '71) OPEL GT. Near new • 6 v.·edc11 old Also 19' outrigger, Sall ~1J28. GHE.YENNE-20-=6.13-=11=08 ... """"""'=""'=~t-120_w_.1567~..!_ . ' -radials128-mpg;---$1850/0f·L"12,,;;TO=:Y=DT~~;;;;;.:;;ooor= ~~-·1------1 5.11>4671 away-$150. 67J.3ll3 ======~t lWSTIN HEALEY =~~~==;;-I fer . ... . --~· BLK lab pups AKC Hi. MUlt 5m SAU.BOAT. Xlnt cond. *::!'. U~~rr::n. '11 1 ..,..i:; 4-Wheel Drive '71 E'fAT 124 SP IDE.R . 492-7883 ~ ~ ~cF..Jtin~ &lW. aell. aood hunt atock must Built in 1971. Brand nevi old. S ~~ Sierra gold, VS, automatic '68 SPRITE convert.L.. red w/blk lntenor, '73 OPEL Manta 4 spd, sun Saddleback Valley - aee to love 839-9686 aa1l.J. 2 rudders. 673-0139. ,;0o.=.·=ll00-==-='"=-:;;;-= tnuJsrnission, J>OO-'Cl' sroer. 5 SJXI, ~cellent cond. (839-roof radio. Excel cond 831_ ..... .,, or """"' -"73 SUZUKI 185 CX:: End. ing, air conditioning, special 4 speed, radio. (XXB590) OFA) ' '1~"""'~=-0:,-"7-CC-='-~ H.,,.... 156 '70he BALBOd UVA :i10•18"ps .~!~k XJnt eond. Lo ml. Sae. $450. off rood """· Only 8,000 $1295 · $2249 S2600 or offer 4!IHll6I '67 TOYDTA 4 door, auto: a • • · """<l5 ...... • or best otter. 979-6264 miles. (~N 1. ' 71 OP E L SP 0 R .T a.Ir. r/h, Uc. No. 055 JDLo j ~ER Ge(:l1~ t 4 In• main S3l00. Extraa S4&-5632 o=,=.;;;;;;:::;:E::=C'-= $5995 Dick Miller Motore RALi.EYE, 12,000 ml. Orig l'l!li. t ort!tan~ --M tx!ne 1b; 18' SAIL boat. $195. Boat ~~:~~~~~ Ii. OI , ~-'Ill 12'.l w. \Varner-, S.A. owner $1500. 494-4401 Saddleback Valley ImporU , MAPLE Zenith B Ir W con· 10le vtbttlonlc, Mot/FM &: phono, good eond. $50. 5IH892 etTa """"' tratter $1!i0. 1:.•c ·.....,6 A n d -BU ac 5?7·2132 . '67 OPEL Kadett, Good 831-20t0 or 495--4919 • : country call 846-3569. Call ...... 1591 .....,...,...,. ,,. __ not-Fwy t A ~. -=-.,.,=""'==..,.-,=-;-: .,._ '-'1 '"''""5v a very .--"y. 166 AUSTIN Healey 3000 In ---=-==-c---shape. $650. Herb's Garage 1968 TOYOTA 2 dr, 4 9P4._ ; WANT the beat 4 channels for less. Sa.MUI ,' Akal, Jar- nud. headsets & car 1tereo. ~:moo. BACK Bay hones, stabled, NEWPORT 16 SLOOP '7'k'!?=.~SL 495<8XI 831-0800 xlnt condition Just tuned * '69 FIAT * 548-9U4 or 5*-4824 small rear dent. reblt encl 1 boarded. Exercise area. alpt 2 -4 hp OB '65 FORD F100 * 352 eng * $2200. or best offer: 5.17-8494 Run!I Xlnt. Must Sell. PORSCHE new tlrel, hatt &: clutch:. I 5~~71Jl9~s~.\C.V..,. ,.,Bir,..=ch,:-:S-.A-. "Hgt.=c. I 2T'Si$11~00f,;;. ;f.*•6'7>-"t:ttt";7165e::-> ~ ·, 1 V--8, 3 spd, tape stereo, BMW. _ , S850 * 549-1555 $675. or best oUer &-9719 ; TV 23" Blk/Whl Zenith. \\ralnut console. $50. WEu:H p~~~ Crazy 2I~m:.Art,,~~1Pn~ ; ·~~~~~~$~·; x.nt con , ~~{71~~·=&:~~ JAGUA·R '73 TARGA '69 'roYOTA Co u pe" -•· 49&-4445 '6U108 xlnl. Orig. Mu•t ,.., 11800 ORANGE COUNTY'S AM/FM, """°· air. Ndp 8 yn, high point winner. sell, Race eqpt. I . I '68 BUL;ACO , 250cc dirt or best offer takes! 556-7436 DEST ATTENTION COU..ECI'ORS '73 PORSCHE 911T Targa. 5 eng. work. 831--0834 * 842·8622 • BLACK &. White Zenith 71", conaole tv, wol'kl well, con· lidtt any oner. 557-7386. 40• Sloop, ready to cru.i&e '68 CHEV. IJ4 Ton longbed ( reuonable! Cal1 '673-5426. AM-nl stereo, special gold,~--------l· CHFSI'Ntrr O>lt, 1% yr old, Ca8 aft~ 67J.-012). cheap. 548-5314 days only, New Camper shell, very ~-.-.===-,--1 metallic paint. r- JI.lust sell $650. 847-7055 MUST aacrlttce our ove Y bike, disauembled, will sell O&L '63 Jagua'r Mark X. speed, factory alloy wheels, TRIUMPH ' Rcg., "% Arabi.an. Trained. * OJRONAOO 25 * * 1972 Honda·SL 350 • clean. Aii power. See Tony's * '61 XKE * THEODORE ROBINS '61 TR4 Triumph. N Be1t offer. ~2137 Xlnt oond .. dlx featurea Books at $600, steal at $5.j(l Shell Station, Bl"OOkhurst & Convertible $2200. 67$-6354. FORD body work. Xlnt nmnlnC • 9 YR. bay ~!dine, gfrl'1 lee/make otter 968-5830 645-8876 GarfleJdReuonableotter., _ ~2sgg$400~3D()offer: rld'·· hone. $350 w/tacl<. Mobil H m,.1 935 '62 FORD FIOO * 292 •-* Excellent ,.Jectioo or -MAZDA \DlO H..-Bl..i.. "' · , "'6 VENTURE 17, fully equip, • ~ "& r•¥ Ccsta 642-0010 1 I S 1 '~~~847~-~~~: tncldUle motor • trailer, !972 EXPLORER. Completo-~~ T\.':i, 't.::'· ~~: priee DEM~uilL Emodel•. *Mo·'• 73 Rot•ry * '61 PO=E Cabriolet, VOLKSWAGEN ,; I •ood cond. $Um. 675-3852 ·-•--" T •w " I • ~~ •··t U VICE LEASING -I'------~ ly aelf-con .... ra.i. op -rous aee. •~or~ o er SALES-SER · $66 MONTH $llOl/best offer t h is '69 YW ·· I . _..,. " II_., )f I 26 1 NAVY WHALER conditioning. Excellent con-takea! 556-7436. OVERSEAS DELIVERY 36 MONTHS OPEN LEASE !~~~~.! Must see it! SQUARE BACK --. lf.. For Sal• 5C-tlll2 dition, under IO,OOO ml. Still '60 CHEVY \I Ton PU ROY CARVER, Inc. Will sccept trade-Ina ~·· i Llnos, 2 T imes, $2.00 Boats, Sllps/l.Ntcks 910 :::-paymwan;e:ts~·~sm~e ~~IL ._vs.ba,ltt spit, = 234 E. 17th St. CALL MR. FRY 842-6668 '66 PORSCHE 911, good COil· Aw~ that •ves le la'll!lf u-.... ,,. ""' ecy, .......,... Costa. r.1esa 5464444 H t B h dltion, new · tirea, need1 au:. AUST/Shepherd mix, I 900 POWER -To 28' $50/MO. Motor Homft 67:1-T>S<. un 0 eac engine "'1'1\, bert offec, . $1595 , female, good watch dol· :l .::;N::;h.;;!...::;Goo.::;-:.:;,.:.:;•.::.•;,__;.,;;.;; A1.'lO 3 BR APT AVAIL. Sol•/Ranl 940 '"6 O!EV StepVan, comm lie CREVIER _BMW &l.5-Jl78. · (7'l!WI..) Vecy I wee t dlspog!Uoo. 12' GAME FISHER • 4 67S--4391'. ' 15' cargo, camper con-Sales • Service • Leasing MAZDA '73 914 NEW Gold met. S4(>-0623, ,~ ,.._ft_ horsepower Johnson, cartop Boah1 Speed & Ski 911 RV version? $900/reas. oiler. :m: w. Isl., s.A. 853-Jtn Am/tm stereo, a pp er . 5 ~'K old pupp..:!!;. 'U'CI....... .rack, xtras asking $350, , · 52&-0789. USED BMW'S group 5-50,000 Guar. Beat Sh<pherd/Ausl. !hep/Greo1 Lowranoe Fish Lo·k ·tor NEWIJ En&JlshDo>y,40hp LEASE A NEW TRUCK otr, 536-0<lO, 7·10 pm. ~~m.tX.· • Need pxt home, w/wand wn. 55 7-3-829 Evlntude, new ITlr, $1300. All makes . types . sizea i73 BAVARIA (DEMO) 17331 ~I. 8f2..G6"'.i6 '72 PORSCHE 914-App grp, Ward S.Lee:, .,.. ..... ,,u E\ll!s. 64Z-&162; 642-3324 eves. PurchJoptlon 645-7030. '71 BAVARIA 808 LONGPRE unct. warranty, Extras, BELCIAN Shepherd. DANA POINT Yacht Club CHRISCRAFT RUNABOUT SHOW '68 CHEVY % Ton Truck. '72 Tll MAZDA ~~ xlnt cond. $4500. Female, tale n led• af· fdembershlp for sa I e . w/trlr. Xlnt cond. $1850. Gem Shell & cabinets, Good '72 2002 IMl""\MI"' fectkJn9,te. A reel lamb. Reuonable. 805/642--Gi43, Call B. Mueller, 673-3120 oond. $1100. 673-8457. 169 2002 .57 POIUOIB Cpe, 356 A, ~ 648-5660 or n4/499-2559 14 rr. Boat with trailer, 25 ·59 DOOOE Jh Ton with '61 2002 -SERVICE FIRST-flawless condition, See at . American Motors 11"1 : ~j/.~il76 111·1 Su M,1111 :.1 S,1nt.1 A11.1 lt>:1'URNED hecaal ~~ ~J i CLE.AR pldtic dingy. HP/outboard.1632New paint. SPECIAL shell, v~. 4 spd, $350. ;;iii_..iiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-EXCLUSIVE Lagwla Imports, 494-2918 allergy. Blk m e en.. Glass hopper. $15. Crill $285. call 586-· 548--0tOO Bob Mclaren, BMW MAZDA' rlS£ '68 PORSCHE 912, new paint ·n vw Bus 4 speed, r/h, wks. Shots. Gd. home 548-1591 'TI Blazer. Auto, air, Uft & engine. $4100. Ca 11 mi. Extra dean, Lie No. • 1 60-5565. 16' BOAT 35 hp engine with • 36,000 ml $.'UOO. Inc. 548-8612.1 EAI $2t95 1 M1JlT A part German tnller SOOJ or trade for • 1-NEW 20' VIVA * ~ * Sales • Service • Leasing Dell'\CIMtrator Sale 1968 PORSCHE 912 n-......... Saddleback Valley Import1£ st.ephn'd, Fem, 5 mo old, another boat. ~9928 ~ I 1 , .. 850 North Beach Blvd., Now In Progress • "'~""'<&"• 83!-IDtO ~ .. 1 dil ltlon gd for • Vans 963 La lfabra lst St. at the S.A. f'rv.'Y. new tires,. 33,000 ml, fol' sale or ~ 1 IWfft. 675-~ 'a. Bolts/MlrlM e Air Cond itioning CTI4l 879-5624 DX! E. 1st St .• S.A 558.7871 by owner. 675-1Il4164.5-7556 '8& VW Squareback-AA;; l ~~~·-..... -~ix, Fem.. Equip. 904 Camport, Slle/Rentf20e e ASluxee.psGa6s Tank '73 FORD Super Vanb ,HOXJ, !!!"='~~~!!!!~~!':'1 •73 MAZDA RX·2 Auto air '67 PORSCHE-9llS. 5 9Pd. Sunroof, AM,Mradlal, ~~ • ~uc.-'"'"'"" auto, r/h, p/s, p/ , ea.vy 73 BMW Bav11ria $1100 Angel Bl 2200 mi, iasoo' low mil~. llUll!'OOl, vecy eng & trans. an,y nu l:tems , ~l~d::· :· ~ BONIER RADAR MOVING, must sell '70 : ~':),~I~~ ~ ~.dht.tor &. wspension n4: TJ5.ro3 Corona Orig own:: 494-4892. . clean, $3800., $5538. ~~5. ~7.rg~ 8'2--0762. 11.495. complete. MIU.ER Week·Ender 11\i' fully • Md Radio P RICED TO SELL CAPRI ·n MAZDA RX3, xi~ '60 ~~ "l'/!..,mech· vw Dune buggy. Lone body: r: LOVABLE lf1aaY d 0 K MARINE SALES 646-4.15l aeU-contained camper lnc e .Ir: Other Extras 546-U!W $2600. ~.MJ•o ""'""•,_,, ,...i.A•':""" top, inap, lndys,.-See-to , --:..a-home, MaI. ·SMAIL--' cyLG Marine (n~t.. die downs_etc. __Im,, _ SAT & SUN •1-.1......-..._ ~ * !lli3-1M!i * tnboa1d e..,;ne. , .. \ tor -=.11700. SG-1547 $7L13-o· 1"67 vw "''-van, new ~ MERCEDES BEN% roR ..i. lllOO -~.· .. A.!~ oeu. Sac. -: -.....<1 .,Ao .,.,..... engine, cl utch, Ut'e1, mags, ...,.,.., ~· *PUP P r Es, Dane· bay Ol' aux ....,, .,...,...,.,..Lo ...... ., T. Camper. Spec. Air, AM/FM, Craig Stereo. New New yellow paint job, ·n vw .... Lo ml .. • -~ 8 c1s1 .. -~ ~ --• 50 USED _.,._~013.-406-0649 att • -· • •ort ~n-Shepherd uUA: BUDA 4 Cyt. eng. ""''" R/H. Lo. ml. P/S, P/B.-IR5Ulatlon & shag -.... ,,. good 'cond. Nu tifl!s a, -· '""' CSU $12-362'1 GMC &-71 Bloeka A parts Slpo 4, loaded 134 o o . thruout, + xtnu. 11200. or MERCEDES ·n 914 b"""•· M"'I sell. G<&-369( I PLAYFUL white kttten. 1ots barpins, 543-2592 646+5632 (Special ends Sun. 6 pm) best offer. (21.~l 592-2459. NOW OWN THE R/h, air cond. Xlnt $3500 Don or character, hall Slam•"· Small Boot Troli.r 8' CAMPER. water, Ice, '67 DODGE VAN v.s FABULOUS 1973 ON DISPLAY 67lh1853 ·•012~vw=s~u~s~Uk~--18~rm°"' I aho hair S!JZ..2422 -••• ·~ l\lak " ... "" SCOTI'S Pane\-·', ca~ted, 11195. CAPRI RENAULT e new. '"'-1 fem w/ rt . -· .,...,.,,...,,, stove. e ouer. ~ o:u • .,.. Sharp New Car ml. Sunroor, radials, ~. 1 N YR, Brll1-n.Y Spaniel, blk Bolts, Power 906 3227 Broad St., N.B. ' 496-4617 or 831-1645 Sport coupe decor, body side Trad&-ins (. * Call: 837.9622 * ,, I: wbt fem, spayed, vel')' ln· '66 FORD truck 8' C&boveri, '66 FORD Super Van w/'73 mouldings, r~lining front C , I E Doy RE.NAULT '69 vw Bus, 7 passenger/ telllgent, trained. 962--~. 18' CENTURY Mahogany V-8, auto, ice m &: stove, eng. Und<'r warranty. New seats, contour rear seats, 4 om1ng n • nry , brand new reblt enc, \ler'SI * 3 MO. old Dachshund. Plank Boat w/V-8 eng, sips. 6, $1600. 842-2423 CAMPERS paint, good tires. 968-4837 speed transmis.!ion, power Ask About Our Unique clean Sl,650. 5.11-lO'JS •• 1 • L 0 v e 1 ch 11 d re n , Need• work. $300 or otter. um TOP Kat 6' can:i.pe_r . '68 Olt!VY Van 11)8, mags, !~~18•· ~=e:e::i.1~~~ Us ed Mercedes le11 u NEW .64 \rw Sedan 11 housebroken. 548-5700 18' CENTURY Cl.uslc, New 11hell 5 months old $200, custom paint &: interior. Pla ns R-12 4 DOOR Good Cond ition Gri.y Marine eng., $450 or .,.o ... -11750 * 84&-9027 PlY tires. 2COkc eng. f . FREE !'Ai yr German Shep oUer. .....,.....LOii ~GAECNB4.2801l. House 0 Imports Automatic Trensnnssion ~1856 Huskie, Spayed Fem . 18' TRAILER. 1teel lrg CyclH, BlkH 1051 s.~r. s.~. '66 CHEVY VAN OVERSTOCKED! 6862 Manchester, Buena Park $SA24LE99 '68 vw Bug, autc;, new paint, I pttfen adults 6U-951S wheels, S250 or offer Scooters 925 1 mile N. San Di<'go Fwy. Good engine·-New Tires IMMEDIATE un the Santa Ana Frwy IK'"' battery. good tires: FR.EE klt1erui, 6 wk.II old. 66-4'?54 or 642--9!161 Betv.•een McFadden S850 642.7293 or 979-9621. PELIVERY ~·'1250 Dick Miller Motors good col\d. $850. 675-ll32. " Hall Pen\an. F.'lulfy. & 26' O!JUS.CRAFI' in mint * "12 Y..,.,. 3lmMX & Edinger ·n O!EV V•n. Vi, •ulo, GUSTAFSON '73 M _.. 120 W w &A J9n VW Super BeeU., cute. Call 897-5259. condition. Full canvu top, ~lot. cond. hardly used. Long Whl base, radio, 9,(0) ere.sues ' arnC't', • fac/alr, am/lm radio, be.SC PRETI'Y whlte kitten . complete galley, head. Mlllt * 536-6853 * e SAL~S e mi. $3000. 968-fll5 ••ncoln Mercurv Be•• :t.7•2132 T otter over s1000. 551~ 'Jnlned. unuaual. I •Y" see to appreciate. 14995 SON at CoDeeo '63 Honda e SERVICE e '64 roRD, Xlnt eond., reblt M • '1 220 SE•D-AN '72 RENAUL 71 VW BUS $1800 bl ... I-. \14'1-41211. firm. Will UTan&< easy 350. Cheap. •n&· Nu lice. & b~k<. Nds. 16800H .. ~~-a\,~"!2"' R 12 WAGON Call ~~·• alt 5 PM r ·-· siarn-aNU>cino. Prlvo\a party. CSU fl73.-'1558 • nnaTALS • potnt. 1675. 84&-344>. ··2--·-!f~-12"1 ~~ ·~ Tobacco brown, automatlo -. . ..~·-' . 3'~ kl,.tten..!_: %out .._: 673--2313 or m-4224. SUZUKI -CC, '~ •• -... llU1 .. ,., ~7r~ transmlslllon air condition· Au tom at t c transm1ssmn. '70 VW CAMPER •nw~ ...., """"" .o1 "•toU ,........ Auto Lt111lng 964 ''u--....,_ Viki-'' • radio&: luggage rack (Demo ,,__ .,.,.. 21' CABIN O'ulter • 70 le-I dirt sprocket l'\11\1 nvtnW tl'9 ··• lng and only 9,00) actual Good cond. $1500. 493-1084 -_... I/O 42 bn .. -' ' Ca R nfal mu'es1 •OO'Zl> • ~~trrr3~ ~~~build, ne~ '~0~~. ·p1ua Bell Mciithly f e $ ·~~:t!oi~;~~ Priced et Only $2395 ,~ ~YiS ;e=~r!fu:r1~ anytime, fK>.7898. VllF,fllgan.,.ll _:,/"P-e., fUU ~ Helmet. $350, little U9ld $ PER DAY "'P. Lie. No. 841BMZ $2'J!t!i $7895 Dick M iller Motore $2300/ofler. 615-3498. ' LOVABLE Pugy Cat need1 •• ~oo. . 8,CXXI miles. 64()..1.866. s~ Sadd~~~V~le~~rts !•al IaJ W. \Varner, S.A. '70 VAN. lowmllt!a~ home, Alt~ male, h9ebrtt * 35, OWENS Sedan lm· HONDA lTSCL. 19 71, ==="':;;=;;:==== l lrt 100> miles no charge ALLEN 567-2132 New tire11, $2000. Barbara ~700. ~ 11 board Ganey w/rack, 5,500 miles, $395. GMC Lale model• -air. C, ORTINA SAAB 507-0039 alter 6 pm -~• mac.. ve a • • 6'7H921 South Con~t Car Leasing Olds-Cadlllac 19TI V\V PQPTOP CAl\fPEfL 3 KrTT.ENS • Jn1t It-rt mvu"ter salon, head w/shower. Sips Motorhomts C >t N B ·-----1 Gilt to good home. 6. Lota of mah o g ft n y '73 HONDA CL 175 23, & 26, 3000 WC!JI !It. wy., · · '68 FORD Cortina GT, lo San Diego Fwy at AvC'ry Plcy. Orange County's Ne\\'l!st F.xcelll'nl cond it ion. 1.o ml. I Coll 673-64(1.1. • 846+8173 Xlnt cond. $475 Thi1'1EDIATE DELIVERY ~218'1, al\ 5, 673-8'.119 ml., oONiole & extra1, xlnt 4!6-0800 8.ll-0500 $2600. ~1627 %\' TROJAN Spurt Fte:ht:r * 846-0024 * Oranb-e Co.'s Autos Wanted 961 .::eond=;-· ::;~;;,50o;',;961l-;,_Z:;T.f.;22:0--ROADSTER ~--~ '68 'V\V 7.p bus, rcblt eng. gd 1 ]~ w/Flylng bridge, needs eng 2:i() OSSA St'll\eto. $400 Eicluslve Dealer I DATSUN 19 69 RO~EDE S ~ ~Ir:;. ~~~an. Orig ~ ·1 I ~,.:..-. ~ ~ti'~· $1700. 647-9867 or sale~; can ~~CBREC•rry ~°::'~"rte TOP D TSUNS 280 S.L. Power st_,,., ~~--~~";;SALE **'72 vw Bu•. 16,000 ml. ~-~--·;;;-;;!! ~~bike " DOLLAR 1973 A brakeo,•utotr•Nl. $4960' •~~· AM/FM, trailer bit oh, I BO* ;ANGLES MOTOBECANE.11 •1 • 2000 E. b l St., Santa Ana p•ID ALL "ODELS See at 17th l TU•lln St., '73 SAABS STARTL'G AT .~~ . .,0 1~ lB' SouthoOut LApstralce extru, 2 yrs o d, new SM-1000 M m c M 54~ 646-752'1 $2995 ~ ~ •'1<.l 1'911, 0.-•I l50 _, clean, many extru. I*). Call 557"1522. HOUSE oo wheel•, converted IMMEDIATELY IN STOCK . Owner, D'." Shaw. , up to !M "'""' per gallon '64 VW SUncoof, an~ Plw<>al1 o~ 673-(1!1!53 or 67!>l411t '70 YAMAHA 360 Endtm> 'l6 Chevy School a,,., nog· LATE •72 35001.. 4\1 uu.. Dick Miller Motore ~ lxxly, """ .,.at, -· j ~~ OU:icldlltl chlcl<t * io• COCKTAIL TIJG * M""" extru. Xlnt oond. $500. ged, beaut equlPOld. 1IP1 6. FOR' ALL BA RWICK IMPORTS lull "'"" In mlleqe, Royal 120 w. Wamcr, &A. Xln ~ mature~ 145-023 CCyl.inboo..t·Alrwtllstle ~ $1SJ0.60-0034alt6. FOREl"'N l!3'15Comlaot:aplo<nno blne, like new $11.:!00. 557-:llJ2 '71 VW camper. 't ~. "Sam" A.!obapo ,1' 11• llOY'SlOopblke. ,'fl!I VENTURE II' All .. SanJ ... Cuiltram 714-87 3 -9141 dayo.-~.,.. ..... o"'"s"'A"'A"'B---1 FM, must .. u. $>IOO. Clll Bop.nlul * -r~ ~ "~~ uto -~ ::1'f. CARS 493-3.TIS or 1131.1315 71' -MM eve I ~673-4~7"'43=---:----,,=r BLUE ParaJ<eel with ..... ~ -~M. "~··-• . ~. ~ .~ Ooor atand and m!ac:. bird 15\\' RUNABOUT "ro, 60 hp 511-72611 """· prl. porty, Sleepo • W E ARE IN DATSUN 240 Z. 1971, Jo '60 MERC. Ben• J90SL 99E-2 DOOR '67 MINT rond, new ~ auppUel $10, ctll 89'1"'3325 tlec JohNOn w/pwr tilt, * '7'J YAMI 175 * 9x1l caba1».t $6500. N6-lt8C DI SPI RATI Nl!O 'mileage, lood cond. $3.600 Must ~lll 4 JpeM t5me01) bra k e 11 p o Int r e bl (lo) BABY Parakeets, all Uktop'e nu.""""!· •• ~ .... ·.:m:-~~· ;7,., slnt condition. Call ·~•j !l!"""M.Hllo. mo,,~~""' CLIAN or belt otter. 8U.160'l alt 5, 6e>6811 days, 66-7271 Ev<a. $1895 eog/ltans. Wifl. 4!l2-<>13'1 to tarn $4 °..., r«t , .. ..,...., "w.,.. Of' 0000, private party. MB '72 280 SE 4.~. xlnt cond. VW Bu! '69 Xlnt cond. colOfl~ e, "13 SEA Camper OMC motor, '7tJ HONDA ClA>ll, Free mtles 9 tll 9, 838-0000 l'ORl lGN CARS •n,240-z, SllVt'l', Mint cond. must aeH, all xtraa Sll(IiO or Dick Miller Molors A sleeper at $139>. ~· . 151 ~ ~'Z;, ~~ .. '=~ Xl*m~..;JSOO*· T railers, T r t Ytll '45 TOP DOLLAR-PAID Ex. Jo ml AM/FM. M,. bat bfk. 67>-7220 or 524-()324 t:i> W.~~~· S.A. * 61".,..1632 * VV"t• ~· ,OR OR NOTI "'heels. Like new 675-8703 '67 DIESEL 2000. Fftc/itlr. 'Tl V.\V. Ru~. Air cond., BEAGLE. AKC, ter11ale, t yr 50' MAHOGANY d.1.splace-'72 YAMAHA 360 MX navtt T ft Al LE R -C 1 ea n 2'l' Call or comr In 10 ~e us. ·71 240Z. Silver-gray, 33,000 new niotor , Xlnt cond, ·~3 SAAB sunroof. ra\U~U. r Ad t o.~ old. All ~. perfect mtnt hull , $4,950. ra~. xt~e ofb'. Kenakill , &8hwood Int, S.C. , ntl. 4 sp(I. >;Int condition. * 83&?i67 • 96-2 DOOR $2100. 49-h\IZ\ pJaymtte,. 6«'rM't6. MIJ.7588 * * 1~!:...rau ln Newport Pk. =Ca;:::,11;.6#-;:::7300;;;;,....,.,..;--,.....-,: 1 ,,-70~M~E,,:R~c"°. "'Bc""'ni'""2M,.,-'°'Se<l=an 4 !lpC'Cd (6541101'~) * '73 SUPETt8 Bi:r.tk. LE *' BEA\Jl:. AKC Colllt' P\Q.)(I· 2 18' TISH/Sf<! '70 Hond1 SL 350 ~~"'-='-------·+ !.7\.-DA.TSUN pick up, lo AMIF~t. air, nu rl\dl&ls, 549 5 air, AM/FM lrac 1tert0, Trl males. L ooblo female, 70 ltp Mere, A lnil\.,, 3 Y"O !ll&-0259 * 16' ZENml older S.C. toll•~ mllca11t. good llrt• It po\Jll low ml. M\Jlt eond. 64&-'IZ13. MAny """'" $26illl. 6>.rm llhoW or pet. ~un . \ old. $950. •297:1 n1i carpet. nu titte, awnln,, ~Low=""'p~rl~c:e-._11:_3L"-t"'7174_. "'°'.._ l952 M~es. Benz m Dick Miller Motors '68 VW Bu•. "!~-utra.I, I UIASA AplO """'. 7 Wko, 21' O!RIS .cntt~ MY~ i:..'1'"=.r ~.. WIS." 642-2413 01' -illfA' w. Coo.ot 11..,., N.R. '72 Dot1u n P.U. Xlr&s C.bml... 'Partln\ly cJio. ,,., w. ~~r. S.A. ~ lllown&e-'u~· -Bl1.n.--1Whlte, beaut. RuMbout 14 nm an •• ,. ·-• ' ..., ,.rnFifh ..,. -----"'!!!~·~=!!!____ call •~!"""' -.to_._ auembled, $ll00. 833-3222. 515 ' '1t ~p;.~. 501.J.677 Wholotale. 64).7400. • e.11 lo<lay _,.. --·-....... -.. .... -~ ... -~ ~--··--- • I ' • -· • DAILV PILOT Saturday, September 22, 1971 _,,,""' ~I -.... 1§1 ! ~--~ ........... I~ I ·~....... ·I~ [ _..,_ I§] I _.., .. _!~ I A.,iot, l..,,.md 970 _A_ut_ .. _,._Uted _ __;, ___ 990....; flutot, Used VOLKSWAGEN BUICK CADILLAC '70' V\V 9 pus bus. new paint, ne\Y th-es, A1'1t/P~L XJnt nlechanical c o n d . 66-7780. 'TO ·V\V Conv. lo nil, ortg. ownel', nu top & tires, $1-IOO. 830-7121. VOLVO WHILE THEY LAST! '73 ·VOLVOS • l&rs • l<la's e 1.J.l 's ESTATE SALE 1968 Sulek Ele\.1.ra. -I dr. P/S..P/B. Air, 55,000 mi . Min. ma $1000. fl.fay-be seen tit So. C81. 1st Nal'I Bank, \\'e11clitl &: Dover, NB. Col'l- tact ~Ir. Paige, Trust Dept. &ll-3111, Ext. 298. No bk.11 acct:pted Rfi. SP?vl, Sept. 28, l9TJ . .. '66 4-DR. Spec. \Vag. reblt eng. & trans. llE'\\' seat t'O\'Pl'I & Xtral. $ 6 9 5 . 963-2897. EL DORADOS • 14 TO CHOOSE COUPES-CONVERTIBLES • DE VILLES 31 TO CHOOSE t'OUPES sF.DANS CONVERTlBLES fl.fany excellent colors Choice or interiora (Cloth & leather) '00 GRA.~ Sport Coupe, air & 1'"aclory air condlllonlng po\\·er, mechanic special. Full po"·er -QlOlc~ of: Runhlng. $275. 646-S'ra). :sc~tereo Al\l/F?l 1 f radio rutse L'Ontro 990 Autos, UNO 990 ::;A:;:;-=•..;U:.;lld;;:.. __ ..;990~l=utos.=..:U;:: ... ::;:... __ ..;990;.:;; A-, Ulld CA MARO 'it! CA&1ARO. RS, 350, air, nu f.fich. rndll411. Like new ~000 ml, t owner. $2550. J1.1us1 sell . &tS-r~ an 5" pm. 'G7 CAMARO Ratlye Sport, H. & H. Very Clean, goocl engine & tires. $999 548-J549 '68 CMIARO Z28, I o w mlleaie. stick, needs 10me \\'Orit. Sf:J(), 642--0053 CHEVROLET ~1~i<~~v CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CONTINENTAL JAVELIN GROTH CHEVROLET SPECIALS • OF THE WEEK '69 CHEVROLET Impala '73 CUMtom 350, pow« steering, factory air, • tinted chua, complete, automattc tral\&. MAR" IV Ip cofl50le, strato Bucket ft seats, VinYl roof, radlal Ille saver tires radio heater Silver Moon-dust metalllc i:ood eonc:Hiion. &st otter' with vinyl roof and real phone 644-4687 ' leather Interior . .t"'ull power • lncludillJ air condltlonina;, '67 IMPALA Wag. 9 pa.as., till steering wheel , AM/FJ.1 xlnt oond. V8 auto trans, stereo multi·plex radio with F/A, P/1., radio, te nt . tape player automatic speed glass, blk vinyl int. $ll95. control 1~1lning seat and 557-3377 · silver 1luxury group;' Less than s.@ milev 8lld loaded COUGAR with mu<ll more! Ask ,,.. ----~----Mr. Walsh at 842-6666. '72 'JAVEUN SST A u to 'tt1 a.._t Le lt'Mlmisa.i!>n, power steering1 _ fect1>1'Y a1r conditioning, vm,yl top, low mileage .1 jutt like new. a .. ...._ !tom $2895 , OLDSMOllLE ttJt.n OLDSMOllLI STATION WAGONS 1 Factory a\r condtUord.lv 6 low nilleii. 2 Vitt• CrulMra 2 Custom CrulMr1 All xlnt mndltion PRICEP FROM $2995 1 AT' AWN Olds-C odlllH ! •• 1-12·1 ,' e 1800's • '62 \Vildcat • Tn1nk opcner &: 1nore Runs good $12.1 Ail In Immaculate ... -ondition ~14 Largest selection in JI.Jag wheels, tonneau oover, see to appreciate. SAVE '68 CHEVROLET IM PALA t\VXJ-582) $1499 '68 COUGAR XR7, Xlnt cond. kl mileage, air, leather, landau, stereo, tilt "'hl. $1995. 495-Sln aft 7 \.vkdays. A Sacrifice San Diego Fwy at A...,, Pit)" 1 -8:11.0lO() '73 OLDS Delta 88 Royale hardtop cpe. All extras. 950 • mi. $5XKI. 673-QOO ' Now Is The Time To SAVE! hl.eAN 41 .. VOi.YO 196' Riyje ra S65Cl firm, 962479'1 alt 5 pn1 'T2 BUICK Electra 22'5, fully equipped, Jo mile~e. $3,-190. 644-5969 or 837 '"9696 061 BUICK Custom CAiif. GS, Classic design, V-8. auto, Orange County Nabers Cadillac AUTIIORIZED DEALER 2600 HARBOR BL, COSf1\ MESA 540-9100 Open Suncley Ward S.Lee American Motors n 547-5826 '68 PLYMOUTH lXEW-319) $1299 Ir* '70 COUGAR hardtop, all extras. Sparkles! Original O\\'l"ler. radiaJ tires. Perteet. $1950 673-2207 CHRYSLER At $8250 (#0067) 1966 OLDS Delta 88, orf& ' O\Yner, low miles, very ___ ...:.::;::;;._ ___ . clean. $575. 6#-2681 '62 OLDS '68 JEEP, 4 wheel drive, r/h, removable hard top Llc No VJZ 370 $1895 Sadclieha:ck Valley Imports 831-roiO or 495-4949 Best O!r talres -960-1233 '68 TORONADO J\1ake otter 557-233'1 ~ PS, $695 or best. 551-5639 · 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-930:J ~Buick Le Sabre '73 ELDORADO '68 CAMARO '72 • GMC Jimmy, (Bla,.,rl PINTO ~i3 VOLVd. 164, air, auto, Call 6444674 AM/FM stereo, Goo4 car --...:."'-=-"-"---- 3 To Choose From !XX!'-5bll 55 $~~RFYmSLMER CONTINENTAL automatic 4 Mire! drl'•e; Full JIOW('r, faclory air .mn-$1899 .wv. • $2850. ~ ~ PINTO '72 Squire. Auto, llr, ditlonlng, JQY.· mileage. • M.3-3691 • 2 DR. H.T. 549-3612 h12X rack. lmmac. thruout. 69X> miles. 5S&-420l CADILLAC 1965 Vo\VO' 122S, 2 d• """'" ------- '63 Olrysler ..A transpo. Gold with \lthtte vinyl lop, LINCOLN $2670. Z..tni. Andreaon, I. \\'hite, v:hit(" Vinyl top, ,.... lull At l 6'15-6500 or 645-1410 ew:s. ne-w tires, neu• b1~ -~ paint, pri pty,, $~. ti l~. . '68 Volvo Wagon air rond. am.omatic, i30-7323 '61 VOLVO, good cond., xlnt en mlleagf'. $300. 49'-!103 Autos, Uwd 990. -------- ·n SEDAN DeVill · 1 \Vhile leather Interior. '67 CHEVROLET car, asking $450. di · "°""'1 I !.._c_!Ory a r con-------....:.--'12 PINTO 1 k I e. Fu-em st IMPALA *call 548-3209• Uon nJ:'. •Oll'tl. ,73 MARK IV. Lo ml, vtnyl , st c , eavtn&: gold, vinyl top, leather 2. Red, "'hitc cabriolet top, I-~-~~=~'-"~ fUJC-:run '66 Chry Newport SALE PRICED kip, mint cond 644-5967 alt state, 23,!XX) miles Sl800. uphol,~fuU P\l.T, door locks, white leather j,ntcrior. '55 CHEVY. Olerry, tu-dor 4 $5295 !Op Writ Ci 'tied Ad 842·1933 etc. 6600 miles, Orig. owner. Coupe 327, 4 b b 1 , $1299 dr, nu tires, 830-0136 m or e assi ---,p=~-="o~=H-=-- $6'T:JO. 6#-03-13 3. Rusi, 1'.'hlte vinyl top, "·hite mechanically fit, new paint. CONTINENTAL ALLEN ~· ~ Dcally PiM'lot, Pc.a . · LYM , UT Je11.lticr inl'Crio!'. 1914 Fullerton, CM MS-3095. x .ww, Oita esa, a. --------"'-I '73 CAD. El Dorado. Privalo , Olds-Codlllac 92628 '72 PLYMOUTH party. White \\'/vinyl top, SAVE ·72 KINGSWOOD Est a t e '67 FORD TI CONTINENT~ 4 dr. Dk San 01,.., .. Fwy at Ave...,°"'• 1973 J\lARK JV. Lo nliles. stereo, tape. All ~tras. \\'gon. Auto. full pwr, tilt 11. TON PICKUP -n. blk vinyl top ... v ">? • "'' WAGON Michelin tires. 1·1,000 mi. $ $ $ whl. lo mi. Xlnt cond. $3i50. t '2 v•-=1 Af.ifFJ\I stereo. Tilt v.·hl: 495-08)0 831-MOO Vinyl lop, mint cond. Call Call 833-8298 ALLEN or be<t olfer. !m-1252 _, · al t t I bel ed DODGE •4tH!OT.l all.day SATELLITE REGENT -$1499 ''" "'°' """,.. 1 MAVERICK AMC -ELD-ORA.DO 1973 Olds-Cadill ac '68 EL Cam1r.~ SS, ,\/C. trs. Leather int. !\lust sell Beautifu1 cream exterior with m..o---1-------~-.-c~•whudo~leL-..Red.-white-u.p-San Oiego-~'Y"li~A"'E'f'Y-Pkv.--' 1 OOOEL, c·-;;;o;-""'"-,F"lnr1'<".i-----------f--,itqu_ick at ~1~-Approx 43l\I '&L_..S'rAl'JON • W-A G·O N - . ----~---~M,e._ LnJn'\of .___low_ mile-- -· -'71 MATADOR holstl"'T')'. 8COO milto:s. New 4!)3.;08(lO 831:a&x> · ·a1n no x-t;-l\1 · · ·1onaco1 Xlnt shape, new l~V..~Glfoa-"'"""~-(-#805 • car guarn. Eves. 673-7743. tras. $3,950. Ph: 6-i5-1317 '64 CHEVROLET 501 No. Bayfront Bal. Is. tires. auto trans, a lr. suso. cond. Good gas mileage, $2995 V-ll, automatic tran.vnission, ---·n CAO CDV. -stereo Tape, ,,.~ EL CA'! 11.. TON PICKUP 6il--Ol66 or best oUer, 548-Q17. $12'.lO or best oiler. 673-7370 ALLEN '62 Coupe de Ville cruise control, I ea t h er , ro " L~O. VS, a uto 7~ J>OY.·cr steering, air rondi-Xlnt cond. $495/ofter. radial tires, al l po~·er ex· trans, pis, p/b, $6$. (4429'lEl '7'2/11,tARK IV. Pale yellO\\', ·70 OlAU.ENGER 4 spd, MERCURY tioning l:. run factory equip. 548_2687 or 646_2398 tras. 5.J,OOO mi. Carefully 962-4934. $1299 w tobacco ~ther I: top. air<-eond. 8 track tp dk, Okl..CedfllK ment_l1~.~iER 'TI CAD. cov, leather. cared for, like new cond. "69 c::R£VY V,\N ~ ~~ttalhas ~ radiala. $1600. 8J0...3276 •n MERC Colony Parle. Sia SanDiegoFwyatAveryPtcy. $ stereo Mtl lFM, all xtras, $3895. 640--0706. Good engine-New Tires 100% "-arranty. 557-9349. '68 DODGE Dart conv. New \Vagon. Xlnt cond. Rack, 49&alQJ 831-{8)0 1795 sharp, 45,000 nii, $3795 '70 CADILLAC convertible. S850 * 919-96Zl GROTH . .73 PttARK IV assume lease , br'ks, ~· shocks etc. Will air, pwr locks, $ 2 6 5 0 . '67 PLYPtfOUTII Belvedere X-TRA NICE 673-8873 or 833-1316. full po\~·er, A·l cond. Priced '64 CHEVY Impala, nc\V $l95 mo., ii months re-&ell low Blue Bk, 675-6294. Goodrich Ute Saver 20.!XX> miles on rebuilt 1969 J::LDORAOO, COLD for quick sale, pri O\vner. trans, smog cont., full malning. Dark brown, im· FALCON Radials, 541r3218. en&lne sacrifice $ 5 2 5, ~ .:~~ =~ ~~tc. Like .:;:~.~~:~~a. Runs CHEVROLET daa:~: :~,Js~~~s.541-5155 '69 FALCON. Stick shift, 2 ·~=R,S_~~.u~:: ~~Y=-tml Fury m .73 CDV, fire m ist blue. nu, 4500 n1i, fully equip, \veil, needs some tender lov-, :n CONTIN~'TAL l\fark dr. New tires, economical. trol. Xlnt cond. Pri ply, lltUe old lady drove thla ~ \\·/sun roof. 4000 nii, loaded Jlvl. ply, $6950, 6-14-7311 eve, ing care. Must sell . 499-25-;-.; 18211 BEACH BLVD. JV. \Vhile \\'/\\•bite vinyl $950 or best of!er. 64&-5107 $3990. 644-5.170. Excellent l'Onditlon phone v.•/extras. $6800 673-5569 673-1010, 1-5 '63 BEL-Air, l-0\vner 30,000 847"'°87 549.WI top. Royal blue leather 1.nt. FORD '72 MONTEGO MX 2-dr. 546-6493 'i2 CAD De Ville, loaded, n1i. on reblt eng., offer. '60 HUNTINGTON BEACH Stereo. A:ll po\\·er. Very flne =P· :!.~· ~·. st~~f -~1m=-""noa,-d~lt-wute--,--I F~~V~a;'u!s ~~a~ ~~~~I ro"!'n1,ll~~t f;;:;: !1::t ~v~· the ship! 1961 CHEV. P.U. 1,~ TON. .:ooroi:,;~::r~ 11 ·s;~~ ~~c~ ~4 ~ Gl4-5287. ~= Turn U?em into cash 646-t962 '"List'" it in classified, Ship $2'1~EEDS 1!11\lE \\'~ pou-er, arn/fm ~tereo, $2400 dltioning, new tires, power MUST ANG '71 : GTX 440, radio, air CAIL Daily Pilot Need a "Pad"? Place an ad! to Shore Results! 642-5678. or best offer: 645-6689 steering and good battery. cond., bucket treats, .xlnt 980 Autos, New 980 980 980 Autos, New 980 Good mechanical condldon '71 A-fUSTANG Coupe. Auto, oond. $21:1Xl. 847--<1643 ·""-'=..;.;;;.;.:.. __ ~.;.o.;;..;.:.:.:.::::::c..::~---~::..:.:.:::::::!...:.::.::.. __ __:..::._ -:::::~.:.:::.::.. ___ ;;::.::::::~...:::.: ___ ..;:=...:::::::::...::::::_ __ .....:.;.:1 and runs \'ef1' weu. Private air cont1, a11 extras. n.ooo .... NTI ac party must sell. S 9 9 5. ml. Wife's car. Will con-f""V Ill - • ilnson .~d son , Home Of The New Car. •. "Golden Touch" . . 2626 HARBOR BLVD. OF CARS COSTA MESA •• ., I i • Home Of The New car ... "Golden Touch" • 540-5630 . . 644-6384. sider St'!lling It to someone FORD ·12, 6 pass, Squire, 429 who will treat it u she bu. <V, -· Towing -· 1 :';557"'-=9319~.o:-=--=---co-~ am/fm, air, pwr, dl.9C, MUSTANG '69 Com·ertible. '69 PONTIAC Grand Prix. Must 11eU. Best o«er takH. Call 6#-1933 aak for Vic or · wind, seats, crse control, p/s, p/b, radk>, 60,000 ml, new lire&, 23,<XXJ ml. $3300. white w/blk top. blk Jthr GAAtE Show Prize, 1974 ~ Don . Pr! pty. 644-4259. int. $1,:DJ, call D er.-.,.n Mans Sporu O>upe, .fully '511 RANCHERO, Cherry s:J3...8246. equipc. Avail f!flriy Oct. a.1 cond. Good eng, tirea & * 'TI MUSTANG,., V8, Auto. ofler. 49;3-6.125. trans. New frnt •hoc~. hi· p/w, p/s. Many xtra1• Lo CATALINA Wa,eon, Pi1. _jack. See to JPprec. >.SOOl. -1 Xlnt -...i ,'l£OO ,P/b, $1400,. new ~belted fi75-7Sl.6. • ... ·T-·.r ..... ~~. ~"""""· ., · •radials. 35,00I) m 11 e •, '69 c 0 RT IN A auto. '6S",),rusrANt 6 ci-1 i'fll. " economi~. dependable. See P/S. New • brake1/~~J 1.elMens V8. PIS-PIB. to apprec)ft.le. 31,600 orig Rear and door dam~ ,Air. Buckets. Good cond. ml. 536-6476. $325. 673-178f Oean. $9!IO Prlv. Pty '67Ch Musr4 peedANGM.r!!.,. -clL88, '65 l\IUSTANG. vs, auto, t...57~ , r evy s wuu utch p/s, nu paint, w/air shock.I '67 BONNEVILLE HIT top Enon Edlebrock 4 8 8' • & mags. $600. 644-8'85 rond. F/P, stereo ti:pe Hurst, best o[fer, 846-7651 1$9 l\IUSTANG Conv. 4 spd, dec._k. A1C, m,uch more, '68 F AIRLANE 500. V8t, trlr hitch, moving, must $89'S. ~ Auto. trans. Air. Vipyl roo1, sell. Make ofr. 6T>1329 .. F'1J RNrruRE appliances, new tires. Xlnt cond. $'150. ,65 Mustaqr plants, Pluch more. 17699 586-40!2 lelllac for.puts, Reasonable Santa Maria, F.V,. 80-6426 '12 GRAN Torino Sq. IVIJU' TI4/-' '69 GRAND PRIX Like new. Air. powr. \\in-Xlnt cond /air _ _. dows. etc. $3100 494--4179 '69 MUSJ'ANG. Vinyl top, . · "' "-vnu., p/1, nu bnJn!s, $1250. Call p/windov.,, Slnl. 6'2-m89. '68 FORD Country Sedan 675-0678/543-4651 70 GRA \Vagon, a1r, aulo, clean A · · ND Prix, loaded , solid $973. 962-0068. '67 MUSTANG Fastback, 2 $2100 ·or best oqu. Call '69 COUNTRY s . I 0 + 2· ate, auto tram. p/I, ,Sl&-~~"~11~·------1 q 1;1-1 re -. plb, $9$. 552-8156. '69 GTO. am/fm, air cond, -paaa....._fuJ.4_ eqwp--.Yt./.J.Jt_._ -___..!UST· u"• -·Ip-· ... ._.__....__ $1499. Call 548-0147 UI J> • P/B, p Is. ' '""'-... -..... -............. ~Ill» • u ~ I sell $1250 615-8005 Ho.RNET ;;;;:.;.:·~ c eon, oag . .,,~~ '69 GTO. Xlnt cond, low HARD TO FIND '71 HORNET SPORTABOUT A u t o m at I c trans:rnissjon, power s:tee-ring, air condi- tioning, & full factory equip- ment. (G60MI). SAVE '65 MUST ANG mlles, fully equipped. $1900. Look& great-:-Need1 _~ __ 14_·~-~=--I mechanical -k. 645-0135. RAMBLER OLDSMOBILE Sales I: SP:'vlce OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCKS HONDA CARS UNIVERSITY OLDS 285(1 Harbor Blvd.· Costa Mesa 540-9840 197:1 MATADOR wagon JJC. AM/FM stereo, roof rack, 3rd se11.t, P/S, P/B, Ptw, 8500' miles. Xlnt cond. $fll 1,1nder Blue Book. 847-5883. '64 RAMBLER 2 dr. Classic V8. SUck overdrive. $273. '549--0170 T-BIRD '69 OLDS Delta 88, 4 dr, fac ---------1 a.It, p/s, p/b, am/fm, •gg T BIRD, landau, lTlU1 38,000 ml, Like new, vinyl xtras, air, eng rec . leather int. Asking $DX!. overl;i.auled, orig o w n er , 646-55.11 644--0183' '72 DELTA 88, 2 dr brdtop, '68 T-Bm.D. Exe. cont!. Ile, pov.-er (dlac) brb, Leather Int. Loaded. $1350. · am/fm, xlnt rood, eves &: 549-4132 eves~ dayl, wkend.I, ~ VEGA '62 OlDS SW1lro. New tireo, JAVELIN •n n....-.... ~ clean. rood cond. $300. • ' rv'l¥1:'1"• ftll, 646-4925. -'73 VEGA. Kammbtck GT, 3600 mJ, xlnt cond. $.WXJ, 64(}-09()\l :l'l,000""' Whl1", black vitt>1 ="~===~-~~ 'top $2500. 645-6826. Ct.ASSIFIED will """ ltl ' J ' • f • Si'IYrdV. Stpte.mbff 12. }q73 DAILY PILOT -- • • I 6 COURTESY MOTORHOMES #1 · RO\DLINER DEALER · 1N THE WEST!· • WE'RE HAVINCi _ THE LARGEST MOTORHOME LE RAN E IN HISTORY BRAND NEW 28 FT. ROADLINER MOTORHOME -By Redman _ .--·-------:-:1 ..._ COMPLETELY SELF~CONTAINED. LOADED: r~ _, · ·1 _*_.---) .. l_t\l\ ::+~o~:~~c,b~:;:~;t::!~r9~1:o;:,:.dni~c :~:ekr•:· t~~~.0~n~::::";~cck•:::~ ~~~~~ $ • 6 ' •i fri1me mount L.P. tank,~ burner r•MJ• with z:;~ 0 cu. ft. refrigerator, power vented ran9• hood, 28,000 B.T.U. furnac,?(lu99 •9• reek with ladder, roof ~ir conditionin9-auto da'h mount, 13 ,SO!Y B.T.U., power pl<!ll nt ~.O KW . Exterior door light, battery charger, extr111~(.r tank, e lC ft• gas tank. Power roOf vent, pair arm rests, AM1 FM radio wit stereo tape deck, room diYi der. Windshield curtain, bunk mattress rear, bup .. ladder, screen door , galley window, control panel. Tinted glass thru.out,)6n vrtors, D.0 .H. tag . #$20300408. 12111 11 telJI cln. pymt. Ill' 11 10111 mo. firm!. Incl. t1.1, lie• .. & Ill car...,.•11• dll•••• on IPP•. credit for ltt .... 1. 011trrtd pymr .. pfic:1 Ill, l Incl. /I.I & ll<111u. ANNUAL Pl!RCl!NTAGE RATI n .11• •. I -i " • ·I $129 Per Month IMMEDIATE DELIVfllY IRAND20' NEW ROADLINER Motorhome OADED: BRAND NEW 20' FLING MOTORHOME I ·~::d 20' ROADLINER MOTORHOME By Redmon $77 IM.llllDIATE DILIYllY $. B~::d 24' ROADLINER MOTORHOME By Redmon A11!1-lk, P1Wif 11_.flto '9WW •IK ~rlltl .. VI tftlllll, d.Wll tlml~ t•••• f,...,I HM & 1111Hr1n.. Mt w1 .. r ......... t&lmlM Wltlf' IYl- '1-. 61-111 ltlfl'll -· L.P'. 111•, 4 IMlrMr r.t1191 Wl!ll 1-. ~ <II. ft. relrlffr•llr, ,...., w.,.llf tlM-e MM, ..... •.T.U. f!lfa9(1. h · t1•diNI 1twr liflll, ht""1 ell.tr,_., 1.ltr1 .. Mt 11-. ,.,,, ... 111111, win a .......,,. 11r ·~· ilM'it 1r111 ,_ ... 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I... ,Sltltll1S J0,988 ' IMMEDIAT£ D£llVEltY '72 L.UXURY CRUISER s • IMMfD.IATE DE.LIVERY 8~::d ·20' ROADLINER MOTORHOME By Redmon A•..,....tk, ~ •lllfillt, .. w1r lllK llr1k11, 44t Cll ....... IM. 11111 c1r1111 1!1'9619-I, tt ... 1 1111'* a nvll~" 111m1nt1 w11u 1ys11t11. 1111 Wlllr ,a<lllofl, 61·111, trlmt -· L.P'. l:tlllc, 4 llu"'tt rl ..... Wiltl IW'lfl. 6 U;I. fl. n1!lriflr1Nor, .. -....,,.,. •1111' ~. lllftat• rack .nib .......-. 11.-&.T.U. rlltf itlr, U !CW ,.._., P'l:tlll, l.lllfilr Wit' Rtlll, !latter\' C~lrtff, JIOW· ., ..., ""' Nn~ ll"ln ""''· AM/FM rldil wilh 1lfl"" 11,.. •-"'4119r, loOt""llritW cllfl1i11, f11llY wl ..... , CN!rll ........ Till* ft.Ml no .... ..,.,, -.,,_., llN,,., w1y ,,......,, o.o.". 111. tS1t•:M1 $ IMMIDIATI DILIYEIY by UTE LINER The ultimate in lu11ur~·. Complete chrome steel bumpers, 10 ,000 lb. trailer hitch, dual car heeters with ;sep•rate switches, all weather undrcoating, power plant 5 KW. Onan g•neretor, roof •ir, battery cherger, Lier 1t•t•o system, 123 gal. 9•s cap•city, 100 lb . butane, 196 gal. water, 66 gal. holding tank, A+ I level ride system, built in vacuum cle•ner sy1tem, motorcycle reek, 2 bike racks, 1afety 1teering system, Mich1lin t ires, water purifier, dual trans coolers, heavy !dual car heat•r1 with separate switches, •II weather underco•tin9, power plant • •rat'M""lf6U'nn-etel'. All-bedr&-ht·dders;-all g'1u·ges & meterlyrle·m·rpiurm111(~------ 1095HMEI 1S70 PROWLER 20 FOOT 4972 WILLIAMS 21 FOOT B~::d 24' ROADLINER MOTORHOME By Redman With Rear Bath A111t,....h<;, ,.,...r ll•fl"'lllt, ,.-w.,. 9i1c llr•kH. 441t c•, In. liltlM, <••Ml• lllr..-t, ''"'' ~ & maltrH1, ffmlllll WllW "'"'°'' "'' w111r ~ck191, f.1·11. 1r11n1 _, L.P'. 111111, 4 IMlrntr tl"9• W.l'tl IWN . 6 C•. ft. ..frltlrlllr, ,._, Wiiied rl ... ~. ,..., l lf' ctolll, 12... ITU, .-Wtt •11111 4.1 l(W, •.1twler ... , llflll, .. ir ••m r"fi, rMm ,..wider, willlllltltld c11rt1l11, tlH1y wi..-.W, Clftll'll ....... Tllhd tll1t lfl,,.. WI, ,...., •hor1, D.O.". .... AM/PM rHM. ,sltJNnl • B~::d 20' FLING 1~. MOTORHOME By Redmon • . ,, . • ., • V.!, •ufom•tic; powtr rleerint, power br•ke1, loaded with •cces- 1ori e1 . • 20520781 . NEW'73 ALL STAR· MAXI VAN , TANOEM MAXI TRAVEL TRAILER , Completely self c.ont•ined with freezer & automatic ·ice m•ker, completely enclosed awning, TV antenna MOTORHOME Automatic , power steering, )60 V-8 engine, Onan ger\erafor, '1 .0 KW, roof air , sleeps 6, fully self con· C°"""otelf Self Contoined 1111> C.O. Automati c,~ V.8, air conditioning, h••vy suspension. ( VSV906 ) Tropic•n• duty truck ' CONVERSION i V.8 , •ulom •fic, power steering, power brekes, bub., ble top, butene 1lo•tt, sink , m11ny more. i17 88°9;~:~\ s39 PER MONTH ~ IMMIDIATE DELIYEltT tJM 11 Miii llR. Jl~lnl. Slt Is 111~1 -· JIJ"'I. lllCI. I••• lictftH & Ill ce,,.,1111 dll'I•• •ft '""'· crtdll •• • "'"· Dlf•rrM "".'"'· price 11412 lftcl, l•.1 & lk.,.lt. ANNUAL P'•ll!Cl!~TAGE JlATI: 17,1""' ti , ,t.,eo •y•hm. f9 47ELW I l~MEOIATI DlLIV£1Y ,. Phone for FREE CREDIT CHECK: 645-8321 • ' ( • •Bl 58FlX I i 944b s 4 IM"4E DIAT£ DlllYEltT 1111Mf"Dl;t.T£ DILIVERY VICTORIA ST. • I I • •• •t. • 'I i ' . r- 1 '. I '' I ' I ' ., 'I 0A1LY PILOT I ·HE • • SalUr:dQ:, Stptembtr 22. 1 ll73 ARE HERE . INCLUDING THE ALL -. NEwMUSTANG II • -------- WES1ERN DAYS CdiiP' . . . . SPEC1A10N ........ ·PJ«ESENr 1H1s ...__. ..,,._....__,....,. COUPON FOR FREE Oil A •.• SEE THE Wl1H 1H CHANGE FANTASTIC AND •Ns~:~~CHAsE BEAUTIFUL .. 0'A FORDRor ''0 N COMPLETE LINE OF . OIL FIL1ER. ~~DA 1974 FORDS ·-00-AY •OR • ON ~O% OFF ALL 4ALANCING OF ALL FoR.':pHEELs ofli · RO Due _s_J"'.__ --1-S-EPr. 11 • iU.UPON G(Jo - -• 1'11Ru SEPT 0 ·. _OfVty '28, 1913 WESTERN DAYS BONus ·coRRAL ........... 1971 • .. ' PINTO CPE. A speed, radio, heater. Ivory White, low miles extra clean. J720TD 1-972•-- CHEV. VEGA S!alion Waoon . .(speed, radio, heater, Like new. 882FLW 1970 CHEV. NOVA . ' 2 Or, Covpe,6 cyl., avlo. trans., J)OW!r sleering, rad io, heater, vinyl roof, row miles, like new 1hruout. 71.tBIL $'1899 • '; , -'1 Dr. Hardi~. VI, auto. trans., Power ~leering, radio; healef:,.yjnyl roof, bucket seals. PR ICE 15 NO MISTAKE. ',ff0111 '71 FORD COUNTRY SEO. STA. WGN. ·1970 T-BIRD LANDAU Cpe, Full power & fac!orv <1ir, FMslereo. A rHI $2899 'cream putt, (SJ6BED) . '68 FORD TORINO 1971 MAVERICK CPE. VI, aulo. lrans., powtr steering, radio, heater, tow miles, lharP. 8140DZ . . $2299 70•.Hl'dtoo.V!.eutom>lict"ns .. focto.-yok, s 1199 poWer strerinv, sharp thrfJOIJI. IUGH,•71 ________________ iiiii_. ....... _ V·8, auto. trans., ractOl'y air cond itioning, power slttring, rM!io, he11er, whitew1ll tires, tinted .gJaso, wnttl covers. Good miles, Sfiarp ttiruout. {Lie. 20JOMK) ~·1999 ~68 DODGE DART •2 Dr. Hil rdtop, small V·B, auto. trans., !adory air cooditionirig, PoWer strering, low miles. extr1 clean._JYRAS71) '71 COUNTRY SQUIRE 1 a PASS. STATION WGN. VS, aulomalic trans., laclory air, power sleer- irig, powP.r windows, luggage rack. (SO\C OJ) '68 FORD XL Fasrb<ick coupf", v.s, auto. !rans., factory ;air co nditioning, power stecrJng, ii rr•I cr~am puff. CVJJYSOOJ 'r (. ' ' '70 VW KOMBI 1 P1!s., rldio.~M1ter, low miles, txtrl sharp. (969CIP) .. • '69 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 Dr. Hardtoi:i.,V!, automatic trans., factory air cond.. po~r steering, new paint, sharp! (ZMN1'9) '71 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON v.s, auto. trans .• fadory air conditioning, pawer sreering, radio, heater, a real bargain. (.(SBONIJ $1699 19 'MAVERJCK CPE. 6 cyl., auto trans.,' rcldio, healer. Delu11.e exterior. Good miles, extra clean. ZWA693 '71 MAVERICK GRABBER s1 9-1999-............... ' cyl .• air cond., radio, vinyl roof, deluxe Interior, regal red wilh black 1rirn. sharp. (IKll HDC) 1970 l 964 T-BIRD Factory •ir conditioning, ft.Ill power, 1 owner. (OXXN4) .~799 FORD MUSTANG ,.Sports roof. '<I speed, rldio, .. hetter. Extra sharp. "99HGE • '66 FORD RA NC Ii ERO " '64 FORD_, y2 TON PICKUP. $ ,. ,. , .~.·:;_.~~ .. i~°'.~.'i~.~ ·.:~.::.~·.(~.;;..e~.·~.·.".'"'.·--.··· __ •_ .. 1 __ 0 ____ 9-..9.,.., .'""'"' ,~;"'"· <~~•> . $999 . I J , . ' • .. ' • 't ' ' • . " ' • .. ... • • ' . • \