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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-09-29 - Orange Coast Pilot., ., > \ ' FOOTBALL SCORE•;:,.. .. -------------------------, ' 1'faritla· Estancia Fountain l' alley Bunting~oh Beach %0 7 33 14 Edison Orange : I • Newport Harbor Cllst~Mesa %0 7 %8 0 San Clemente Laguna Beaela • · .Mission J'iejo , . llniversity . See Det1tts, Sports P19es Today " . -- Orange·· C~ast %1 0 30 0 '\ Dataa Hills Ritn of the World LB Wilsmi West1ni1a~~er ' .. 27 20 32 21 Dlme·a·Lliae '-Bargains VOL. 6_6, NO. 272, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1973 TEN CENTS ' • • • • ' • • •' a s as·o Ille I es President's ,Case Dropped Operators ' • ~-· Still -NttF-~--1 List Out • President's Nixon'• re-election com- mittee Friday rileased -secret de\lils ol the major campaign contributions in las1 year's election and among th("-soores of prominent Republicans are names' of aeven Orange Coast figures. -- The long list of the heavieot cootributors lo tf_ie calnpaign waS releateel ·atter the t-_!,=========================:'..._:commlttee lost a. court t.ttle over ~iSC!OOiie oru;e l!eCl'el ~Si!ci'et - John Wayne F:aci .ng .. Red · Tape on Tennis Courts - Actor John Wayne of Newport Beach today confinned he plans to build a Sl million private tennis club adjacent to the Newporter IM on Jamboree Road-in Newport Beach. Wayne said he bas leased five acres of praperty lrom the Irvine Company for the facility , which he sa1~ will hav.e 18 courts. including a st.litl"um court, a clubhouse and separate t e a c b i n g facilities. Wayne said he hopes to have the club open by nert July 4. but he stressed that he still must obtain a wide variety of govenunental approvals, from both Newport Beach ahd tlle Soujh Coast Regiooal Conservation Commission . And Wayne found out 'Mlursday that ihose approvals may come very slowly. Ills project was scheduled to go to public hearing before the planning com- miuion next week but the city's newly· form ed Environmental Affairs Com- mlUee said TOOrsday he must rue an en- vironmental Impact report. 150..ere IJplands . '!bat will likely create at least a n100th's dilay before the use permit re- quest can reach the planning com- mission, according to Newport-Beach senior planner William Foley. Foley said the EAC wants the rePort only because the project "has. a potential impact in several areas." "There isn't necessarily anything serious;" Foley said. "It's just that the committee is concerned on the impact or traffic, lighting, grading and draiDage." He said, "The project is large enough and comples eoougb tl>at the oomrnltlce feels at potenllal effects, it does not necessarily see anything seMous in sight." Wayne, who doesn't play tennis, ex- plained why he and pa-r Ken Willig want to build the club, whlcb will be call· ed the John Wayne Tennis Club. "I feel tho! Newport Beach needs a nice, social pla<>! where people can go to meet their friends," Wayne sald. ~ ~ ,...~Ilion ;;pi Ille, over-all ~gn .falsedJnort-' million. ·.. ... Among lbe 1ocil figures who 1ave heavily were Gene W-ol Ollooa de! Mar, who d!ipped in $50,000, ·accord- ing to committee records. George Pfleger, director of Emenoo Electric Co., New- port Beach, gave $(7,1181. Motion Pictures executive J a c k \\'rather gave $11,161, according to records. Wrather listed hls home town as Beverly Hills, but is well known as an Orange -Coast llnancier. The largest apparent contributor to the campaign was · Chicago millionaire W. Clement Stone, who reportedly gave Nix- on $2 million in the drive. Much farther down the line yet another well-known man of means, billionaire Howard Hughes, reportedly gave $50,000. Besides detailing the dooors ol money used in the campoign, the lengthy list also gave details of cootributions deemed (See DONORS, Pqe %) Huge Marijuana Haul Seized In Border Check U.S. Border Patrol agents at the San Onofre check· point selr.ed 32$ ~ds of marijuana with •· stnet price ol $52,000 OCTOBER'S PLAYMATE STYC:~S HER HUSBAND'S HAIR Sine• the Mli911ine Hit the St•nds, Business H11 Boomed • Newport Pinup Valerie's Playmate of the Month . . U B P I S kin• in a routine car chect Friday. Pp er ay ane ee g t.=2!":::7.'~: .. o:r::=n:: AdministratiM for prosecutioo on By L. PETER KRIEG paid Playboy's standard $5,000 £or the • • charges relating to attempted smuggling Of "'' 0111r P11ot s11K centerfold ·spread. , Addi 0 al L d 'B ff ' of the weed. ' ·, Valerie Simmons insists she .is not a ·The pllotography, which took a total or . t1on an U er,,' .!&.'"ts said Ille fwo inen were both se~ syIDbol. But the very pretty and .three months, 5,000 pictures and on• trip , United States ctu.em,, but their places ol. voluptuous 24-.year-old ·hairstylist at Mr: t!) Chicaga:.~was. done by a husband and . • . ., By JOHN ZALLER Of .. Dlillf ...... ll•ff " , resldenctl were 1Wlknown. • Ron's Barber Sllop in Newport Beach ad-wife team· l'rom Glendale . · r ' ' • ': 1 'J'be,_Cfuo ~ .appr:ebendel:I in· a Jate mits that business has picked up a bit the Yalerie confesses to some second wetlands, including three marsh islands rented model sportil aedaa a& \lheY past cOuple of weeks. · thoughts abOOt the entire episode but she also owned by the Irvine Company.· . attmnpted to -tlirouch the . cbecl< And she is well aware she's the ~ason is not ashamed or It and does not fee[ she point jUll aouth o1·4laD Clemmie. was exploited SAN FRANC!SCO -The Upper The official, Jim McCormick, Said be The_ .. ...._ .....,~In tile lrunk why. • · · Newport Bay Field Committee meeUng now has an lnformal c oncensu s • ._.,,,_,,,..~ ' Valerie has been booked' so!id ever "No, it's obvious l'm not a true olthecor.Nelther-attem ....... tonee bel. · w • Ub "sh '"'do here Friday agreed to try to acquire agreement among the numerous nor did either ~-ti. r--· : since the current Issue of Playboy 1ev,r 1n omen s , e says. .i. virtually all undevetoped uplands aur· agenciea involved for 8 plan that WoUld , :--"""· .. Maiazlne hit the stand.9. Apd sbe'S' not belit!:Ve in things like equal pay for rounding Newport's Back Bay for use as· bring the bay under new management of wearing a. barber's a~ tn the cen-womerrwho do the same work as men .'' public park land. the depertment of fish and game as 8 ferfold ·where she J>OSes~ as P1liyboy's "But ·1 don't feel i Was e~lolted. I'm 'Ille unantmouB vote of the 12 com· wildlife refuge. JET ' "Playmate of the J\1onlh." not the least bit ashamed ." t :mittee members' means the field com· ' McCormick cauUoned that be is still QV A.RTERBA.CK There are n pictures of Valerie In the "All those men all over the world who 'mittee will now seek to obtain an ad-working in a strictly unoCOclal capaCJty October. Wue. ln six of themJ sJie is will see me. I don't kno\Y them and they dltlonal 150 acres of dry land •bove the but said he expected official negotiations IN TODA. f'S QUIZ wearing little more than a smile. don't. know me. If anyUllng would bother reach of ~he tides. . to be announced soon. The Other five show her with friends me, 1t ~Id be my friend s. But this has "11'1 not enough simply to preserve the McCormick Is the ofnclal credited wlUl can you name ·lhe'fi,..·Y<Jtk•lell''IClr7 ' aqd.' at.', Ille Papfi<, ·~,Hiiihway· ~-snr t:°"gin:IJ!'J'V<-~ll l',l>°W" Very Happy The Cost of Living Council Friday relaxed its retaU gasoline ceiling price formula with the prediction that prices · \viii increase between one and 2.5 cents per gallon. But the action · stiU hasn't . made gasoline dealers very happy. Orange Coast area service station operators say prices will remain about the same. The federal panel is ~llowing dealers to boost prices to match any increases in -WfiOles:ale com-to-them-since-~1art5.-----• Most local dealers will therefore be able to add only a penny but they point out the red uction .in sales tax, back to five percent Monday, will offset that in- crease. The new pricing fonnula is effective immediately for· aJI independent service stations. Retail gasoline outleL! owned ,.. and operated by petroleum refiners may not use the new rule until Sunday. Officials of the Cost of Living Council admitted their action is ab effort to cool ol£ angry service station operators who -claimed they were unable to turn a pro!it under Phase IV price stabilization rules. The new ceiling price adjustment is the first of what the council has promised will be periodic revisions or the formula to prevent dealers from being squeezed between ever-increasing costs o f wholesale gas and limits on pump prices. Orris Boyd, owner of Boyd's Arco, 490 E. 17th St., C<lota Mesa, "That will only give me one cent a galloo, and that isn't enough," .. "I'm working on rive cents a gallon now on our service Island, and three cents on self-service ," he said, "and there's no way I can make it on that. Labor costs have gone up and I've been basing my salaries on a three or four· cent increase." · He pointed out that Arco has cut out his light and rest room allowances, amounting to nearly $500 a mon1h. John Mitchell, who works at Tom 's Service Station, 1500 \\'-. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach, agreed that the in- creases won't be enough. "But it 'll help out." he conceded. The new formula allows dealers ·a larger mark-up than the previous rul e. The council said. it realized, this . ..means motorists will pay more for gasoline, but added that the adjustment "is designed to minimite the i~.wbil~~Jeum ting a lair .'.retum.ile!..m>1i,;°pe'tnl!O!\tm retailers." - Competition may be so strong in some regions that retailers will not be able to (See GASOIJNE, Page %) · (;011s1 \\'ea lb er bay," Orange County Adminlltl'IUve Clf7 putting toget=J a laad ·excbanMf quarterback w}\o .!auf. ... ·•l· ~P· 1"· ~1 " a t . ~ g~~ &.. • ' -. ficer Robert Thomas told the commlllifr between Stand · Oil Company and II*' lered 8 .._,;.Ide~~." ' ·Valer\< say• thar ~ bU.1ness is ·There ~.,:ho,.ov~;.ome.dcep '16"" .. ,. lluffer arta ill ai,o .~:; At ~\a e to reclajljl ~ of.Bo(M.J;ll(q,1, • ~ ,,. :llie·"~ ' -licJomln'g there,• and thet'.Jiobo offers arc lion \he./irst.tlme sh ... saw the ma litine. sal6~ ~ i-" ,•. ~ .~.-1 . \. " '"",.)*1;. • • . , ~JtOiQJt .,;a_~:;.,11m;1: ·~ the N•'tiOi.AI rolliJ1g •. tn, the pr9btert)s.'qpi~ld seem with. her picttires i[t lt... f 1 h.~, · r ;/ l Thomas added that ii lhesa additional e. ' Football Lea1U9 -to' he " a '-ucnce.1-o1 • her 18u . "I was ~Uy ,(lopre$(c\I fot '1he' int uplands were purcl>ased, It would prob-Tbe field committee -a joint feden~ tlOO? · ' nitlltel display-haven~ ~· weei\, • Valerie Slll~. ·' i"' · It'll be a tad cooler today with highs at Orange Coast beaches in th!' mt~-1-~ !1Nnz . to .. 88 .lnlaqd: Q~tltill~~~ ~ ' . ,,, INSWE TODAY ably, he up to the C0W1ty and the city of lllate-ccunty.cJly of Newport Boch panel You'll he ukM' ,lo pan .aces lo lllat. 1 ' · "Whon yqu ~ <Dllter. Iris: it doesj>'t -1iewpott..BeachJo do ao. cbarpd with brinilng the back bay into Identify blii\ and' ansl '. Anytime anyooe cans., Dan answers bOther you but when rt s yourself, you The Irvine ComP:MY owns vli'{uaDy an public-nnershtp· -allo -unanlmously wer-1-variety of-news the phone. lf· ~Y •Say ,tt,.a penonal he ask, ."am ·t gl~d 1 did i~?' '' _the undeveloped upl@!)ds &l'<lltnd Upper recomm~ Friday !hit: question• In T lt'E Jl!ll tolls"them1 • ~1• 1 m bOt; ,husband, She says-she~ over that now .. and hai> Newport Bay. -hwer boats ahoufa be banned from .....-QUIZ, appearlnt-todaY ~ .... r ce~g ye me_, '!lelllfe. ' . py..l ev~ knowing_ that she signed a two- There was an addlUooal development the water skling courge of the Upper Bay oo Page 7. 'Viii, 1"' 'llied c<>ll,~8\Je'1!nd co-ye•r contract arid would have to M It ~llar Ule meetinll when a top rlanner for Wilen the area II developed as a Wildlife 'nllsteniertoining week1Y lea!ure ls :;~ :t l':°tr~o, ~:;;• Polni: ~'i"ti again, If. for lnstai1ce, she sl!OUld be the caurornla Jle('Ortmenl o l!'llb one! ' j)l'\!lerve., . publls by The Dally Plfot as par\ of Playbor made no mention of his wile's chose~ PlaybOy's "Playmate of "'the, O•IJ'e ditclo9ed ho hu been. "orklna -The UC Irvine rowing course once Its c rtnt eventa proaram for area marita 91atus Y(lnr. behind the lceoes to put together a dNI .planned for the Back Bl)I should not he~· S<:hoo • i· 1 -<, • ~ '• • He'• aiso th~ guy who got paid $10 lor She say, she '• going 10 hire • business ·I far Joint lederal~le pun:bue of boy pannittod. ' the two plcture1 he'1 In . llls"'lfe was !See PLAYMATE, Page 2l ' . \ .. The CHP 11a$ t1troum out the "quota system" for. 'roffic tic· kets and the state's highways ltave becoru a !Ofer place lo bt. See story, Page 6. I' Atll AMlt I .. ,.,,.;_, , .. 11 Cllltrdl Ntwt •• "•ll'lllY "" • C~•.i!IH ..... HiHM/O•rtMll ' Comlu " N•rOK•M " Ctl'llflltftf ••tt • ·-, •.. , .... _. " ·-·~· ,.,, Dfflfl Nttkts • llMlt lftl • • DAILY PILOT SalUtdiJ, Stptember ~. 1'}7J UPIT ......... See~s Dl.,oree 'Deep Throat' sex star Linda Lovelace, ·24, has filed suit for divorce. The suit. filed Thurs- day in Santa. f'lonica Supe_rior Court, seeks to end her mar· riage to Charles Traynor be· cause of •Jrreconcilable differ- ences. 1 lie is her business man· ager. GASOLINE ... increase their prices to the new ceiling level. The new fonnula abo should aJlow in- creases of I to 2 cents a gallon for heating oil in many retail markels. Here is the ne\Y formula by which in- t----U.,,..,dent dealers can determine their new ceiling price : The revised celling prices for retail dealers of gasoline ' <ind nwnber IY,'O diesel fuel are computed using the prices charged to each clals of customer On May 15, 1m, plus the Increased =ts of products Incurred between May 15 and 5ep1. 21, 1m. Dealers are required by Oct I to add the amount of the adju.stmenl separaiely m the celling price and octane stickers ""' required In be posted on every pump. The original Phase IV price controls on retail gatoline did not allow dealers to prices and In oome cases forced dealers to roll back their prices. Many dealers paa aloog the increases in wholesale clmed tMir staticm for several days U. pro«•Lagainst the Phase JV cootrols, which --lmpooed Sept. 7. Agnew Plea For Jury Halt Nixed !By United Press Jnt~rnatlonaJ A federal judge In Norfolk, Va ., hall refused to sLop the 1'1aryland gran.d jury investigalion of Vire President Spiro T. Agnc\Y. 1vhose lawyers charged Friday 1he Justice Department "grievously abused" his rtghls by leaking ln!ormaUon to the news media. ~ department called the charges ·~teoUy ridkul!M" and J!!"!!llised In continue the investigation "in an ex· peditious and responsible a manner as possible." The lawyers flied a nine-page motion seeking a halt to the probe, along with a 24-page affidavit dtlng 11 news articles allegedly based on Justice Department leak:;. The J;iwyers met in Norlolk' with Hoffman, who Is hearing the case because of nine ~taryland district judges disqualified themselves. The judge said the grand jury may continue meeting "pending final decision" ·in the suit. v:hich will probably go up to the Supreme CO<il't. Agnew 'vas relaxing at the Palm Springs home or Frank Sinatra and wa! to deliver a speech today to the National Federation of Republican Women. Agnew lawyer Jay H. Toplds, who sign- ed the arfidavit, said. "Morning, noon and night . . . the Vice President has been ripped and flayed by the pros· ecution. "The dignity of this court: and the rights of the Vice President have been grievously abused ," he added. "The malefactors should be dealt with ap- propriately." The Justire Department, in a state-- ment, responded : "To suggest ... that the Justice De~rtment investigation is a plot to 'drive the Vice President from or- fice' is patently rldicuJous. T~ i~­ vesUgat.idn is based on evidence which 1s being marshalled in an eiq>edi.UOU! and responsible manner as possible." · The statement denied that the leak>. originaled from the dOpartme!lt. · Agnew's lawyers also argued that the eonautution prohibits a criminal in- dictment ·against a vlce president bef~re he is removed from Office by im- peachment, his · own resignation or the end of his term. "A functioning vice president is far too important to the nation t~ permit his disablement by criminal prosecution," the motion argued. Farm Price Index Dips 1J°lo-Biggest in 25 I' ears WASHINGTON (AP) The AgriC!ll!ure IJm!arlmeol 's Index of l'!!:ffi prices dropped eight pe=ol in lhe mooth ooded Sept. 15, the biggest decline in more than 15 years. Alt.hoogh much or the drop v.·as due to sharply lower prices ror Uvestock -as a group down 14 percent from August reconl>--the Crop Reporting Board lisled declines for a number of other important cmunodltieo Friday. Stereo,· Sports Equipment Taken Stereo and sports equipment valued at more than $2,800 was reported stolen Fri· day rrom t:>cRlld Raidt, 1870 carmelita Street in J..eguna Beach. Ra!~~ an instructor al the UC Irvine School o1 Medicine, !Did Laguna Beach Police the burglary occurred duriM the clay. Entry to the home waJ gained through a rear door left open so the family dog could go 1n and out of the hou.se, police said. Wheat, ootton and milk were among those going up since mid-August, while soybeam and com joined the Joi.Sers. However, the over-all prtce index still was 48 percent above a year earlier. In Augusl, It bad jumped a recoro 20 per- cent from ' July. Cattle prices a~eraged $43.50 per hun· dredweigh~ down from the all-time high of $51.70 in August. That price is based on what farmers get for all arUmaJs sold for beef, whether old carmer cows or prime steers. Hogs were down to $43.80 per hun- dredweight, from the record of "56.50 in August. Other declines from August included: com $2.15 per bushel, down rrom $2.68; soybeans $5.81 per bushel. down rrom $8.99; Jambs $33.10 per hundredweight, do'vn rrom $42.60; and broilers 30.3 cents per pound, do\VTI from 27.8. Collon at the farm averaged 4t6 cen ts per potmd, up from 36.7 in August. \Vbeat prices, still being pressed up by heavy export ,demand, averaged $4.62 per bushel -OD the rarm, red with . $4 .45 in August. The September price for fluid milk on the Class l market -the ltind.sold to the public -\\'as up 46 cents per hun- dredweight to $7 .!n. v J/ey, Keep It To Yourself LOS. ANGELES IAP) -Two men drove Into a Jack-in-t~Bo1 food stand at 2: 15 a.m . Friday and ordered two Soft drinks to go in a hurry. '\ Then t~ driver walked up to the takeout wi~ and told waitress Coria Beverly Downs: "G ive me all your money, nnd U vou think I'm kldding, tn about two 'seconds I'll show you J'm not. 1i1iss Downs forked over an undctemlined number of SI bills. As the men started to flee, their car stalled. The driver Mnded !he money back· to Miss Downs and said, "Take yoor money back and please don't say ~ng about lhla lo anyone:" Miss Downs said the hist she saw of the two men they were pushing their car down the street. A·rab Gunmen Release 4 · In Agree1nent VIENNA (AP) -Arab .terrorjst seiz· ed four hostages Friday on a train car· rying Soviet Jewish emigrant! but released them after the Austrian govern· n\Cnt agreed to close a Jewish tiansit camp, the government said. The terrorists then flew in a small plane piloted by two Austrians to Dubrovnik, .Yugoslavia, where they reportedly stopped briefly In refuel and then lilted off again. Authorities · at DUbrovnik said the two engine plane was bound for Tunisia. Auslrian Chancellor Bnmo Krelsky earlier announced the agreement to &tut down the refugee camp that handles Jew· !sh emigrants from Comnumist coontries in exchange for release ol the three Jew- lsll refugees and an Austrlan border guard. . The police said both t.rrorists held Lebanese passports which identified them as Moustafa Soueidan , 25, and Mahrii'ooKl>aldi, 'ti. The t&rorists, 11.rmed with hand grenades, submachine guns and pistols. grabbed: the four on the train as it cro&S- ed from Czechoslovakia to Austria. One of the terrorists woundOd a Czech train cootroller with a burst of. gunfire from an automatic weapon ati~Marcbep station on the Austrian side of\the border With Czecbo5lovakia. Tbe'terrorlsts then commandeered a van and drove to Vien- na's Scbwechat Airport Wilh !he hostages where they _ initially demanded safe passage out of the country With Ille three Jewish captives. - The terrorists called themselves the Eagles of the Palestinian Revolution. ~ Newport Beach Will Feature Girls, Lobsters An unlbnited supply of live lobsters and prelly girls will highlight Newporl Beach this weekend as th~ Bay Lions Club conducts Its 24th annual Lobster Bake at Fashion Island . The festivities will begin at 10 a.m. to- day with a tW(}-hour parade in the Newport Center area and will continue with two days and nights of lobster, carnival rides and games. This morning's parade will feature 20 float.s, as well as Miss Newport Beach, Debbie Hodgins. Mayor Donald A. Mclh· nls wUI be there, too. So will 15 marching bands. The festivities will continue into the evening, at least until 9 p.m., both days, according to Newport Beach Police Lt. Bill Blue, president or the club. 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Over Atlantic Alliance WASHINGTON (UP!) -President Nixoo. still hoping to make 1973 the "Year of Europe," meets today with one of the nation 's strongest European allies to ruscuss ways of strengthenin g the Atlantic alliance and Improving relations ·with the Soviet Union. West German Chancellor Willy Brandl, in the United States for the U.N. General As.semblY meeting and oth er public ap- pearances, meell Nixon at the \\'bite House. pean C.Ommunlty fer the last quarter cen-> tury. lie wants the Europeans to assume a greater burden of NATO defense cos~ and to give U.S. goods a better breaJt tn European markets. Nixon and Brandt last met May 1·2 \vhen the West German Otancellor made a sta te visit to Washington. The la test meeting with Brandt came one day after Nixon held a t'A-o-hour 15ession with Soviet Foreign 1itlnlster Adr•i Gromyko, also In lhe United States for the U.N. meetii)g . Nixon assured the So-.1et leader that his Administration was still pressing for granting the Soviet Union trade con'- , From 'PHeJ PLAYMATE . • • manager In 11'1p h<r d<clde which, I! any of the offers, she should accept. But she is adamant she will not toke any movie parts if they require her to do nude scenes. , ••Jf It were nude, It would have to be a sex scene. I don't thlok 1 could do tt. So l probably won't get any movies.· ''I'm not emllarrassed or ashamed. 1 just woul$'t reel right doing a sex scene, and I wouldn't feel right. I .... ·ouldn'4>Ut it across very wel l in film." A modeling career, doing magazine covers, is the sort Of thing Valerie would '!Ike. "J've never even had any acting lessons," she explained. What was it like taking her clothes off to be photographed? "Beca~ it was a husband and wife team: that made It tt$1.er.'' Valerie says, "but the first few times, I wu reoUy nerv<lW. - ":rhe rirst pictures were taken at a studio in Glendale. It was cold inside but I was perspiring [was so nervous. "But I just told myself it was like going lo the doclor's office where you feel, 'weU, he's a doctor.' You dread it and you're never comfort.able, but you say to )'ounelf.,you have to do it. "And you· know the photographers are going to make you look your best.'' • Fron• P~eJ DONORS ... ' unacceptable and \vhich were returned. Some were sizeable. C. Arnholt Smith of San Diego, dooated $200,000 March 10, 1972, and it was returned 18 days later. Smith, a banker and financier, is under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission and some of his asset.!! have been tied up by the lnternal ReveDue Service.· Cornelius V. 1 Whitney of Lexington, Ky.. a !horseman, donated $250,000 on June 8, 1971. and it was returned Dec. 2, 1971. A convnittee spokesman had no in1- m~iate explanation for the refund 'lo Whitney. . Ston(! has said he contributed m'ore than $2 millipn to the 1972 election ~ffort and $2.8 million for the 1963 Nixon cam· paign. Some of Stone's 1972 c:ontributions were made after the new law went intO effect. . Richard Scaife, a member or the Mellon family of Pittsburgh, was listed for $1 'million, oonfinning earlier reports he had given that amounl Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mulcahy of New York were listed for at least $568,000 in the .report. The accounting of Nu:on's election rmances was prepared by Henry M. Buchanan, brother ol \Vhite House speechwriter Patrick J. Buchanan. who testified before the Senate Watergate committee earlier this week. In a letter that accompanied \he voluminous financial rePort. the ac· countant said it was Wlaudited and based on reconstructed infonnat.iop ~~ "no formal books and records existed at the time we prepared ;the report." V cilley to H ol.d Prenatal Class The fir st Prenatal Class at Fountain Valley Community .Hospital will be held Oct. 3, from 9 lo 11 a.m. The course lasts five weeks. Parents will learn ho\V to prepare for the arrival of their babies. They will receive a Certificate of Completion at the end of the firth session, whJch will at the doc· tor's discretion, allow the father to go in· Lo the delivery room with the mother. , •• ' . ' . ' -1111 HAPPIER DAYS, CLEMENTE'S BITING COYOTE MUNCHED COOKIES Photo of Anlmtl Blamed For Attacks Shows Treat on Balcony .J ! ~ .. 3, Clemente Officers Hunt ., t Coyote 'On Own Time' • Dy JOHN VAi.TERZA_ _ Of tl'lt D•I"" ,lflt S!iff """' San Clemen'te ~lice have decided to temporarUy end. their hunt:J ror a '\ily coyote responsible for biting attacks on child.refl, rot officers this weekend plan· ned to go on forays on their own time. · And desplle minor oillcism from two families in a neighborhood where the animal has often been seen, public Safe-- ty_ Director Clifrord MUITay sald the re- mainder of the residents in the Riviera District near San Clement Stat,e Park understand the serio~~ or the issue and have pledged their help. The coyote. which has bitten nine persons in a .long series of attaW starting early in the summer bas manag· ed to elude all his pursuen for more than lhree rnontb3. ' Lale last week police tried thelt band for the first time in stalking the animal "''hicb.. apparently is a .male often seen \loith a mate. A cily golf coorse employe along on the initial hunt managed one sOOt. at \\'hat apparently wu the female but it is not known if thC animal was hit. She disap- peared before the employe rould fire again with a shotgun. Friday's foray in the same area failed to tum the coyotes. Aturray, an outdoo~ ,.,.hose early career was in Pendleton. Ore., where coyotes are common, said he tbink.s the cagy animals will hide for several days be.fore emerging once again in the neiehJ:>or'hood v.'here residents b a d trt'ated !he animals as "pets" for more thail a~feif. ------------,-- But since the latest biting incident - occurring last Sunday ..,..... residents have changed tbeir ~ about the animals. Bomb l11cidents Cited in U.S., Italy, London By Tbe Associated Prn1 Four bombing incidents "'·err report4'd Friday-here and-abroad. ' In London. eight persons we re reported injured after an evening e:<ploskln at the \\'est Londoo Air Terminal. The lri.9h Republican Anny has been b1*ned for ~ bombing inddents in London sinCe August. In New York . a bomb damaged about 1rxf square feet of the ninth-floor dflces in a f\.tanhattan skyscraper occupied by the International Telephone &: Telegraph Corp. '11 Latin American division. No or» was injured. N'or were there any injuries in a blast in San Francisco's rederal olfice building. \\'here an explosion in a basement storage room blew out a \olindow and sent flames tVl'O stories skyward. In Rome, ITI''s Italian subsidiary, IIT Standa"1 S.A.. received slighl dam· age to its outer doors after a small bomb exploded. A spokesman II) New .York said' there apparently \l'&S no link to the Man- hattan blast ''111• Beem ~ Capital Of The World" BEAN .BAG CHAl,RS 1Ar9est AMortment In Orang• County Co1h & Corry FROM 1osa PRE-SEASON SPECIALU 5 LOGOAK$ET - wm4 HIAllTll OLOW IUINll ''Tit• look el Netw,,. HMff'' - , ... ,, ••• 1nt1 Mt-41t1 am1 .... Mu;cll:t11 '41-1671 AJt10118 the topics up for di~Oll were the PrMident's eUorta to develop a new relaUonshlp among nallom o/ the North AUanllc community and lhe ,.rte• ol negotiations now under way to tnn1slate th< -·"Pirtl of deteoL With the Soviet Unlon into concrete ce.sslons, a move which has run Into ~ sTdmbleap'jiOiilion liflhe Con·"°'..---t•----,-- ,.._ ...... "'"" ...... ~ ..... 4tl-441f ·-.... ~ .... ~ C.-11'" _, ... c.,,llflf, 1m. °'.,.. c.nt ~ ~. lit ..... ...... lllullrlfllllt. ....... ......... . ......,....,.._.. ""'"' ""' .. ,..,....,_... ...... .,...i.1 -...... " Cllll¥PllM ...--. .._... ~ """"" Hill .. C1.it IN~• (Ill.._ ..._,..,..,. w u,.,ltt n.&S """""'' W -ll ti IJ ,,......, lftlll!vf ...,....,.. .,,.. _..,. ' achievements. ·· • Secretary of Slale Henry A. Klsslni!'· "'ho w111 sit In on the ses Ion, ennounced in New York carlltr this week thnt Nixon still hopes to visit Eruoixi In the "near futu re.·• The President hod earlier talked ol, mak:lng a •'grand tour'' or Europe this fall to rewrll~ the Atlantic Charter v.·hlch hB1 governed relalion~hipa with the Euro- Acco"1ing In Prostdentlal ipoll<IJ"BD P<rald L. Warr•n, Nixon told Groyko 11' "sun hopes !or a 11ll5!ac1nrY moli> lion" o( the connlct. Wamn described the meeting as "ex· lenslve and wide ranging" and utd (\ ln· eluded a "broad, general review of Sovlet-).merlcan r c I a t I on s and discus ons ot otht'r lnternatlonal Issues ol 1nutual concern to both countric:i." WI llft ~ COMPllll•Al'fMllTOf RllPU~ P•ISHlllS ' ' ( .. ...,,e1•nmeiat Gap . I . Mo:scon@: I~.Can ' . ' By WILLIAM safttEmER Of flll Dtli.o Plllt St~ • Stale Sen. (leotge Moscone (!).San J!ranolJco) said Friday be's lhe only can- didate for govel'llOI' who can ciol!' the ·~almost .total chasm" between the ~=~ ~ executive hr.idles in The· Senale majority leader, one of a large field of Democrats and Repul>llcans jockeying for the nominaUoos next year, Spoke at a press conference at Heritage "One of most serious problems ·ln the past seven years iµ this state ls Jhe almost constant batt1ing between the governor and the legislature," Moscone said. "To him we are the bad.guys and !l has created an almost total chasm between us." Moscone 9aid he is the only man in the face who can start to heal the woundS he ciaims Reagan has inflicted . on state government. .. • • • ' • Radio Ad • -SAN FRANCISOO (AP) -Benjamin A. Munson, KGO radio advertising ac- . tiy.e.-dled Erlday-1romJiullet -. -. wounds .~tved when a gunman shot , him in the station's studio lobby 'Iburs- day. ~ Munsm was slx>t four times by Lawrence Kwong, 25, who earlier had ·( -IN SHORT ... -) -'f!r><hrM<lr.n-111!• ... ,alt11ttotyr.Jfulm'lr'. D\U)bar;,,.-~ his sidewalk broadcasting booth, p:olice said. The bullets failed to pjeree the booth's bulletproof glass, but Kwong then rushed into the lobby of the station and shot Munson, officers said. e Soviet Grai11 - DAILY PILOT 3 .. Tirere is nobody else ln the race who can better operate with the legislature," be said. "In my years there, I have been able to bring some reason into the most NEW DEL!Il (AP) -'-The Scviet Union,, which made history's biggest food grain ~chase last year because of shortages, is loaning India two million tons of grain, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's government announced Friday. CIRCtE IN THIS AERIAL PHOTO MARKS RISING WATER IN SAN JOAQUIN RESERVOIR Leak Has Been Fixed and Water Is Flowing Into Storage Facility in Hills Behind Corona del Mar .,, . .. -. controversial issues. "It is important for the governor to iespect and implement a free-wheeling leg1.slature," Moscone said. Of the field of RCpublic~ vying to 'ALMOST TOTAi-CHAS"\' St1te S.n. Moscone Food Secretary G.C.L. Joneja said the Scviet Communist party leader, Leonid I . Brezhnev, told Mrs. Gandhi in a letter he was offering the loan because of Moscow's "aspirations to develoP friend- ly Soviet-India relations." ·Succeed Reagan -who Moscone said Is p l definitely a cootender for the Presidency Coast ane .• Chile Coppet' ·-the Bay Area. legislator would most SANTIAGO, Chile ·(AP) -Clille's new tike to face IA, Gov· Ed Reinecke. military government said Friday that San Joaquin Reservoir Filling V p fl fter Leak "He has a very. fixed, identifiable ·r St d 3 "tfiejosmbility is open" to renew "com- political philosOphy thaandt people Mthll 0 · U y pensation negotiations with U.S. copper By GEORGE LEIDAL which will make the reservoir virtually readily be able to see compare Wl ""'mparu·es over their nationalized mines. . . · · mii>e " be said. "The other Republicans . ...... from ·~~ rul-Of .... o.u, Pilot stiff . • slippage proof" has been mstalled.. l(unst Brothers Resirme UNICEF Global Journey ' . . " m Pi ·• The announcement~~. L.&K; • Str . ·11 t t r 11 -·-are-a-hig-hazy-tO-tho voters.~ ---------. ---i7'i.--lr"""P-fS· ----ing· ;unta's .·foreign ~r-. _ Adm .. -.Tl\e .San_ Jo_aqum_!Ws:ervoir __ n,ear.... _ :a1n gauges WL r_epor au oma 1ca ~ -·&µ, Moscqne Said he -thinks it will be a ig : Tv]c--.._., Ismael Hueft:a. ~e said, however, ~ Spyglass Hill in N~!?O~~ Beach is being any slippage of clay lining below ~he I!ANGKOK, Thailand -The long quest of the Kunst broj;h~rs, a global ' n•a1k in the name or millions of the world'~ children~ res umed-here-Friday.. -~ -- Peter Kunst, 28, of Santa Ana , and his brother David, 33. of \'laseca, Minn., left for Singapore on their Walk for UNICEF, promoting the United Nations Children's ' . tight ..contest f« the GOP nod between , . jllllta does nOf intend to return the five refilled. - . -asphalt surface such as-caused a portion Reinecke and State Attorney General The proposed removal of Bal~'s Fun giaJ!\ copper mines to -the U.S. <Xllll-The Irvine Ranch Water District of the liner to collapse. Evelle Younger. Zone amusement park in Newport Beach parues. (IRWD) which owns the reservoir said As the water was being drained out of "At this point, I think Younger has the to build 33-condominium units is set fOf • Toftv Bo"le 1_1 ,046,209 worth of repairs on the dam-the rese rvoir last March the asphalt . ' edge because be can a~ to a broade,~ voli1_1g Monday by t~ South ~st lged storage facility were completed liner slid on the clay suosoil. specQ"Um of the Republican party, Regional Zone Conservation Commission. . WASHINGTON (AP) -The Justice . . . Emergency Relief Fund. Peter joined the walk that originated in June, 1970, nearly a year ago after it \Vas interrupted by Afghanistani bandits \'i'ho murdered John Kunst, 22, v.·ho had set Moscone said. Also before commisSioners are Mark .Department asked a federal court Frid::iy Wedns· esday. hs b bill ' II Th_~ inslit_ruments ·1be1 ing tndstalled to or his down chances, Moscone S(lys be Gumbiner's Village Bazaar at Bluebird to place hoepi.talized: w. A.. "Tony" Boyle ix moot ago t e ion ga on ,morutor s ppage w1 recor . a~y set- UWW they are good. Canyon Drive in Laguna Beach and a in federal custody to prevent another reservoir sprung a leak when it was Uement drop or changes to_ w1th1n One- "1 think voters are going to look more · 173-unit condominium on Camino Mira possible suicide attempt. being drained for routine maintenance. quarter inch, a spokesman said. at\biliUesandqualificaU~thantbe~ld-Costa in San Cleme~te: . -Boyle; 71, took a massive overdose of The "leak'' never threatened downhill The 3;000 acre-foot reservoir opened in political rhetoric," be said. I d«l't think · 'lbe, coastal oomltUSS'lOO will meet at 9 barbiturates the .evening before he was. to homes or businesses, but was a costly 1965 to provide a tiack up source of water out with David. _ They hope tQ._ make it !back home by nex·t June, after1utting Australia, Hong Kong and. they hope, at least a shoi:! stroll in Mainland Ohina. it's going to be a name game." a.m. m Loog Beach ·Harbor ~ent appear at a federal court bearing Tues-nuisance, district officials have said. in UmeS of heavy use. The Metropolitan Moscone, wm is outspoken in his o~ headq~. 927' l_farbor Pl~ ~ve. day on ht! retJlQVal to Pemsylvania. He To prevent a recurrenc:e, "an extensive -Water District operates and maintains position to the governor's tax reform in-J~ . Koo WISier s request to build con-al was scheduled to face murder charges new system of warning instrumentation the reservoir. JlialiYe says be bas a heal~ for dootiniwns at Edgewater. and, ~ _IJI there in-·tbe deaths ol Ullited Mine '1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Reagan's polittcal abilities. tfl!<tr on-Ba1boa'!f1'1lr1Zolle-site ~ Worken Union Insurgent Joliejih--X.-li , 00 ihe-is delayed before the C01llDllS80rl because <I.Jock" Y•btonSki and Yablonski's wife •. Anyone w .. ~ys governor 1~ of strong citizen OJ>Positioil:---and daugb~r. • unateur polihc~ . had better -Leet by Alan Beek of Beacon Bay, area - tpln,"'. he saut. _His -and nafdents .protested JAK .Cmsiructioo1s · e· 'Brit.er'-Dies lljognil1cent political abilities lllllke plan on pounds of high density and non- Richard Daley (Chicago mayor'. llll<i ·. conr:......ce with surrounding com· politicaJ boss) look like a school kid.'' mercial uses. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Mantan Moreland, •'ho played the chauffeur Birmingham Brown In the old Charlie Ohan .films. and w·as one of the pioneers of black comedy died Friday. He was 71. ~ 1974. RCll . "I! anyone can make an apple look Ulte The oominisSion romied by Propositioo an onnge, Reagan can." 20 last -November has permit authority MO!tOOOe had a few shaJ1) comments on within 1,000 yards of mean high tide line Regan's tax refonn program. Which be in CJnqe and Los Angeles counties. llBld will spell the end to many The 17~ unit project on worthwhile st.ate Programs and a hike in Camino Mira Costa in San Clemente will property taxes o~er the.years. . . also be discmted M~ay. . . "Reagan is telling us m proposltloo one The ztta-0Jrporat100 application is the that governrqent is taking too much of second sizable project 1n fh e our taies," Moscone said. "He's saying largely-undeveklped South Orange Coast 'stop us before we kill.' . . area. to come before the regional com- "We must have grass roots opposition misslon. to it. It will tum elected representatives The first ,-2J3 condominiums by into caretakers," ~ said. Robert H. Grant C.Orp. at Camino Moscone also touched on coastal Capistrano and camino Mira Costa - preservation and rapid transit. was approved. It has since been held up "I think we can put together a well-by an appeal to the state coastal com- planned state where all the divergent in· miSSion, "Which haso't voted on the terests can be satisfied, '.!.....he said: "One permit y~. . • _ fll'llon Is the possibility of the state A public bearing alao bas been schedul· buying all the desirable open space and ed' Monday on an 80,000 square foot shop-~ it to developers with strict con· ping center by Laglina Village Baz:aar . te>ls oo It." Associates in Laguna Beach. Moreland, whose moot famoos phrase was "Feeis, don't fail me now," died of cOm'pUcations following a c e r e b r a I hemorrhage, a hospital spokesman said. He was admitted-last-Mooday. -. • e Stoek Fraud REDWOOD CITY (AP) -Officials say a muIU-million doUar international stock fraud scheme, which "has all the earmarkings of Mafia activity," was broken up bere. Four of five men who beaded an allegedly nooexistent oil company were arrested by Friday lllgbl, San Mateo -County Dist. Atty'. Keith-Sommson and California · Corp(faUons Commissioner Brian Van camp reported. F ete Scheduled Sunday for Viet Orphan Gifts -;._ "CJH'istmas party" to benefit Viet- namese ..,,mos w:ill be held Sunday afternoon by tbe Orange Coonty Adoptive Parents Association. Association members and their ,, ·children will meet at the borne of Mr. . - •ffll Neeu ti Dome · ,!Jier name ill "TuCIY" and she iJ a seven-month.old Peklnese. She'd ~· to find a home. You can find, her In her temporary home, pen ~>NocUl-ll tbe Oranr .Cotiilty AnlinatSbellef.,561-Cily_Drtve_ South, Orinp. The telephone numbel le 532-7901. · · , ~. " . ' .. , and Mrs. Rohen Barnes In "Huntington Harbour. New.Clothing, infant items and toys will be brought to;the party, to be wrapped and ~(lqr)nalling to tbe orphans In Ume !or Christmas. Members of the Association are also -sa'rilllr'CBetty--crocker co~, Bonus Gift Poinu, Gilt Star Coupons and Blue Chip and S aad H saving llamps. These will be used to purd!ase diapers and other needed Items !or orphans In both Konia aiid Vietnam. The Betty Crocker · COUJIOllS will be used to help purchase a · bus !dr llie orphans, according to Jo -Board, publlClty director of t~ group. The Associ,tlon urges anyone wishing to help -by donating items, coupons _c.r mcoey -·to contact Jo Board, Hun· tinglofl, Beach, 1142-13211, or Jackie Powell, 5liH443. • • Coupons and stamps can be malled to O.C.A.P.A., P.O. 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RCA 25;;·Solid State Remote Styling With S1S9akers tho OS LO GR:129-R XL-100 AccuColor $599 without remot• S5Jf, RCA·XL· lOO's 25,fl dlctlJOllOI SOLID STATE-Ace.Color REMOTE CONTROL$ MODERN GR-860-R ?99 . REMOTE UNIT CONTROLS COLOR e TINT ·e VOLUME e ON-OFF & CHANGES CHANNELS IN BOTH DIRECTIONS CONTEMPORARY GS-790-R Wltltut to•et• $619. " RCA -ZE~TB -SYL.\' ANL\ ·toJ1 AnAMTA ST. 1•1 Matfttll•I HUNTINGTON It.ACM flOURSt MON. -FRI. 10 • 1 SATURDAY 10 . 61)0 CLOSED SUNDAY Of'IN THURSDAY 'TIL t 962-5559 ' , 19046 IROOIHURST ST. HUNT:NQ.TON~IACH HOURS DAILY I .7 SATURDAY 0 -S:JO SUNDAY 12 • 5 968-3329 I~ ' I ·I I / 4 DAILY PILOT Salur$y, S.,ltmbo< 29, 1973 \--\ Putpit & F>ew Ba~lbf Flnt CbrlsUaa amr.•. 285 Missionary league meeu Wed- . Disciples of Christ, 2401 Irvine ntsday •t 1:30 a.m. potluck FJrst Baptist Church, 24521 Blvd.: church school at 9:30 1\'foull on Parkway, Laguna a.m..; service at 10:'5 a.m.; dinner; lrl\a Gotham, in· 1-Ulls; chu rch school at 9:30 sermon "It Is J ust Lite Je!US t er natlonaJ rt~esentative, a.m.: choir warm-up at 10 to Do That" by the Rev. Dr. guest speaker. a.m.; service at 10:45 a.m.; D.W. McElroy, minister. Gloria net Latberaa Chu:rt.h, sermoo "They Cared About C • · auldre ., b the Re Dr OllfJN!gatfonal 2535 Westbome Drive, Dana n Y . v. · PoJnt ; servlctJ at 8:30 and 11 , ____ Ivan B. Bell; Bible studyJUld Commun It y C It ucb, a.m.; Paul and SUzanne Hull, ,-pl'&ye<-hooF-Geh-W--C..rretadoool,.fll-tt.licltr•-vlded at 7 p.m.; coffee hour follow· Ave. G>rona del Mar· church · ing morning service. scoo;,I and service at io a.m.; R~etmer Lutheran Church, Costa ~1esa .P,-lmJtJve Bap. sermon "Whole In Body and 16351 Springdale st., Hun· list Church meets 0 n Soul" by the Rev. Richard B. lina-ton Beach~ church school Saturdays at 247S Newport Smith, guest 1_111ni11 t er ; at 9:30 a.m.; services at 8: IS ry Car avail.bl and I0 ·.45 a.m. ·. sennon "The Blvd.; church school at 9: 45 nurse e. Wonderful Christ" by the Rev. a.m.; service at 11 a.m.; Community Blhle Cll111t:h, Eugene &hramm, pastor. sermon by the Rev. Lester 401 Sixth St., Huntlngton Fletcher; potluck lunch follow· Beach; s p e c_j a I dedication ing the service. service at 3 p.m.; Dr. Elliot CoJe, associate director for Fountain Valley B 8 Pt I it Thru the Bible radio network, Church meets at the Com· featured speaker· B i b l e munity C.enter. 16200 Slater classes at 7:30' p.m. on Ave.; chur:ch school at. 9:45 Wedne_sday, 10 a.m. on Thurs-- a.m.: ~·ice at 19:45 a.m.: day and 7:30 p.m. on Friday: sermon \Vlll be a :rtudy of .t~ young people's Good News 23rd Ps.alm by the Rev . Wdh'I Club meets at 7:30 p.m. on Ftltll Lalberan Ch a r c h , 34381 CalJe Portola, Capistrano Beach; chur c h school at 9 a.m.; service at 10:30 a.m.; sermon "How Dark Is the Future'!" by Past9r James K n ot e k ; nursery care prQVided. Chrht Lotlleran Ch11rcb, 760 Victoria St., Costa 1.lesa: I . . oo educaUon, will speak on church school's goals f<W the new season. Mesa Verde United Molhodltt·Cbllrc•, 1701 Baker St .. C..ta M.esa: church l"'ool 1t 9:30 a.m.., nursery p~ vided; service at 9:30 a.m.; sermon "Your Oust Can Tum to Dreams" by the Rev. Dr. ll Lthair Green. University United l\.1etbodlsl Church, 18422 Culver Road. Irvine; church schQol and services at 9 and 10 :30 a.m.: sermon "Somebodys Stepping on Me As He Climbs to the Top." First •United Methodist t'burch, 18225 Bushard St., Fountain Valley; church school and service at 9:30 a .m.; sermon "What Are Your Priorities?" by Ford R . ft.tiller. minister; cherub choir meets Tuesdays at 4 j>.m. Presbyterian J. c~r:r1co: youth p,roup m~t~ \Vednesdays. at 5:45 p.m. and evening service at 7 p.m. Lake Hills Comm an It y First Bapti st Church . 2501 Church meets at Los Alisos Cliff l)rive. Ne~·oort Beach: J n termed i ate School. h h h I Muirlands at Moor, Mission c urc sr no at 9:30 a.m.; y· . . 1 30 nd servic~ at 10:30 a.m.: sermon ieJO; serVJces a 9: a 11 a.m. ·, sermm "He Hears and .. The Perfect Law of Liberty" By Dr. Beshore: BI o LA Answers Me" by the Rev. Dr. Gospel wrestling team will Ha~ld F. Leestma; ~t present proo-ram of. college solo1s~. Anne Meeuwsen. A11ss wrestllng at 7..:p.m. Arner1ca 1973; registration for church school-and B i b I e_ ____SL M&f'.~ Presbyterian classes at 9:30 a.m.; service Cbarcb, 2100 Mar Vista , at 10:30 a.m.; sermon "One Ts N'eWport Beach; service at For All" by Pastor Lothar V. 9:30 a.m.; John Boller, Jr. to TronO\\'; mid-week . service be installed as a s sist an I Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.: an-pastor; sermon "Reflections nual church picnic followng Upon the style of This Sunday service. Congregation" by Dr. 1.iorris ---~· ---·1ttu1r -edoi:attorr-and-pastor's Christian S~i.e11ee classes beginning Oct. '3. chr1suan Sclen~e Ch11rches. Luifaera•• First Church of Christ, Scien- tist, 2800 Mesa Ve rde Drive. Costa P.1esa. s~rvices at 11 a.m. and church school at 9: 15 a.m.: Frist Church nf Christ, Scientist. 8th and Oli\'e, Hun. lington Beach. services and church school at 9:30 and II Lutheraa Church of the Cross, 24231 El Toro Road, Laguna Hills; services at 8:30 and 11 a.m.; sermon "The Lord Can Provide'' by the Rev. Dr. William R. Eller, pastor; church school and Bi· ble classes for all ages at 9:30 Prince ol Peace Lutheran Robinson. Cb11ttb, 2967 ~r.sa Verde Religious Science Ddve;...:_~ Afesa : services at 8 and 11·a.m:;serrnon~a.ui:~~r--8e11gkn~s Pastor . Andrew Anderson:· Science meets m·the ~c church school..at 9:30 a.m. for Temple, 3011 S. El -~ all ages: midweek service of Real, San Clemente;., serv_1ce Bible study and prayer, at 11 a.n_t.; ~~ Fasting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and _Fascmahon by the ~v. Leslie S. Harrold; healing service Tuesdays at 7 p.m.: Science of Mind c I a s s Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. of Suffering" by the Rev. Dr. Henry Gerhard, minister. Unitarian • Un I t a rla a ·U-.Ivenall1t Fdlowshlp of Laguna Beach meets at 11 :30 a.m., al 429 Cypress St ; "The M a I e Liberation Front" will be presented by guest speakers l\1ike l\fcFadden, magazine editor; Ed Van Deusen, in· dustrial public relations; and r,,..,,_;;<. Tom Cassidy, insurance agent. For information, ca ll 49S-1186. lili'""·A ., - 011aer •Living Flanae' Detao·iiaiiaatfonJ! This contemporary quintet which recently won first place in a "Teen Talent" llarbor Assembly of God, contest, will join 11Renaissance", a singing group from Southern Callfornfa Col· 740 W. Wilson SL, Costa Mesa; lege in a "One Way Concert" today at 7;30 p.m. at Harbor Assembly of (}od, service at 7 p.rp.; Dr. Thomas 740 W. Wilson St., Costa Mesa. Public is invited . F. Zimmennan, general ------------------ s up e rintendent of the Assemblies or God and past president of the National Association of Evangelicals, guest speaker. Westminster Br e t h r e n Chllfch, 14614 Magnolia Ave.: services at 8:30 and 11 a.m.: church school for all ages at 9:30 a.m.: sermon by Douglas Away With Manger No Room For Jesus in Cliristmas Pageant E. Bray, pastor ; chancel \VASHINGTON (AP) -The tional Christmas tree, from choirs present "Jesus Is Com-Court of Appea'-says e'other he · " t ta t 6 1:1 t 19-year-old pageant. mg can a a p.m. the government or the Baby Instead, Judges E<hvard A. First Singles OllU'ch of Jesus must stay out of the . Orange County, 1310 E . Christmas Pageant of Peace Tamm, Harold Leventhal and Walnut Ave., Orange; church near the White House this R:o~er Robb lmpo.sed con· Ml)_oo1.J9i..,aJ!...!g!S at !.fJ:15 2ea~. __ . dihons . under whi.ch I he a.m.; service at !ta.~ Apparennr,-Jesus-wilrtJr-mangcr_mul~~t evening fellowship at 6:30 p.m. the one to go. tl~y · probablY. cant be met Dr. Richard Chen, pastO(. "That's the way I would see tWs year. it right now,'' said Arthur J . In effect, the court gave the Lamb chairman of the week-g~vernment ~ option or long ~vent. "A lot or people withdraw~g ;ts full-fledged are upset, but it looks like we sponsorship 0 the evell} - although it still would be allowed to contribute technlcal and financial help -in order to avoid the church.state COD· Oict. Even though the dozens of uedorrn~!!...!Rd~t of the trees, llghu and other eiliffil&. already are COAtributed by private interests, Lamb says federal planners llke himself are IQO far along to pull out now. -Newport Unity Church, 15th and Irvine Avenue, Senio r Citizens' Bldg., Newport Beach; church school for all ages at 9 a.m.: service at 10 a.m.; sermon "The Sleeping Giant Within You" by the Rev . David Williamson of Unity Center of Practical Chris- have no other choice." I The court's decision this week applied to a longstanding suit which sought an outright ban of the nativity scene, traditionally part or the display that includes the na· OVERCOME INFLATION! (SeePULPlT, Page 5) a.m.: First Church of Christ, Scientist,. 3303 Via Lido , a.m. Newport Beach, services and church school at 9 and 10:30 Newport Harbor Latbtraa Church, 798 Dover Drtve, Newport Beach; service at '8 and 10:30 a.m.; sermo.n. ~Strange Teacher" by Pastor Roger J. Berg· Christian education hour al 9:.lj a.m.; annual congregational meeting in the sanctuary at 9:30 a.m. a.m.: Second Cburch of Christ. Sclentlst, 3100 Pacific View-Drive, Corona del Mar, services and church school at Cluist Latheran Church, 3522 Camino Capistrano, San Cl~nte; service at 10 a. m.: sermon "Day by Day, Dear Lord" by Pastor J . Emory Ackerman; church school for all ages at ll:OS a.m.: junlor Luther league, rtfth through eighth grade, meets at 6:30 p.m.; senior confimation class Tuesd(l.y at 7 p.m.; WedDesday at 7:30 p.m., "Exploration In Faith" at home of Mr . .and Mn ~I Bruns. _Fint Ourcb of Rellgltms Science, meets at Corona del Mar High School, 2101 East Bluff Drive, Newport Beach: church school and services at 10:~ a.m.; sennon "How to l i~iiiiiiii~~~;;~~i,~;~=;======1 : Make Your Demonstration" SW' l f Reliance on the divine economy, God's Jaws of supply, provides a basis for overcoming in- flation. Come and learn about these laws at a free Christian Science Iectui-e by: NATHA· NIEL R WHITE entitled JO a.m.; Wednesday testimony meetings at 8 p.m. at all four churches. Sermon t o p I c "Reality" for all churches. Sl. Paul'• Lutheran Church, Christian 429 Cypress Drive, Laguna First Ctu;Jstlan Church, 285 Beach; church school at 9:SO Legion SI., Laguna Beach; a.m.; service at 10 a .m.; 9:45 a.m. Bible school ; service sermon "The Christian Art of at 10 :45 a.m.; sermon "Are Using Slloulders lnslead of You Putting Me On?" by Elbows" by PastOf' Ro y J ames H. Boulton, minister. Gesch ; Lutheran Women's ~~~~~~~-~~~ · Methodlat · First United ·ft.tetbodlst Cbarcb, 2121 17th St., Hun- tington Beach; services at 9: 15 and 10 :30 a.m.; church school ror all ages at 9:15 a.m.: extended session at 10: :JO. a.m.; Mrs. F.dward Cockman, chairman ol the commission b~ Dr. Jean B. Clark. ·'t ~ guest speaker. Newport Harbor Cburcil of Religious Science, 4'51 Center St., Costa Mesa; church school and service at 10 a.m.: sermon "Growing Up In God" by .the Rev. Eleanor C. Jackson. Church of Religloas Science, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach; services at 9 and 11 a.m.; sennon "In Time fOirliovrA flemoriol pork Th• S'otllhlmul's Most lhll#tif.J M.,,,oria/s MAUSOLEUM • COWMIAllUM • CIEMfTm TREES of the WORLD nre Between Santa Ana and Orange On Fairview Avenue· 5Sl·1191 "THE HUMAN AND THE DIVINE ECONOMY" • th rm .. lewl f An ,...._, GrolllhhJ SUNDAY AFTERNOON : SEPT. 30 AT S:OO P.M. S~IOlllO av First Church of Christ, Scientist, L...,.. BNch CW C•,. tt .... CIWid U1!11 H1t1i 0rt"9 ORANGE COAST_ CHUR ~CH DIRECTOR-Y HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 ·W. Wiison, Cost• Me11 Y. L. HIRJWICK. ....., GALIN ... Hl!ltTWECk CA•L OENTll'I' MlniUff' .. M111lc M/11l1ter ol Y"91'1 -SUNDAY SlllYICD - 9:45 A.M-S•1d.y Sclteol 10:50 A.M.-Sffftl!Oll by l""'felllt Cltarlle &'9ft 7:00 P'.M.-GUftt S,.aklf' G-.i S11,.,lm"de1tt Thomen F. %iMmffln•ll COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ,.,..sci-1 -•C11M11r1•rte11 r-• ..._,,,.., -CllU• C•r• CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd St'"t .at Orange, Cost• Mesa -548-5303 Peltef: IHertM ........ • y .... ,._..., -Fr-4 M-* M ....... W9nll~ID:JO e.m.--Sncl.r Schol t .... 511•4.y IM .. Wenlll,..7:00 ,.m.-Preyft MHtl11t Wlld.•7:00 P·"'- 1 ST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE FIRST tHRISTIAN Of' N•Wl"OtlT ••ACM CHURCH IM1mbff Cll•rrlt, Unlr.il ~ M' ••lltl-klellct, LA.I SUNDAY SEllYIC& IM SUNDAY SCHOOL -lti• A..M, ALat:11:T au11:K1, 11:sc:fl-Mln~lff Main & Adams Streets m~ "HO~ TO MAKI YOUI DIMONSTIATION" Huntington Beach -LITTLS TMEATltl!-COltOl'IA D8L MAR MIOM SCHOOL l 'b/ $ tlOI l:An•LUfl" Dlt., N•WP'OllT alACM I I chool l Mornin9 Wor1hlp l"Olt AN IMSPlltATIOMAL M•SIAOl-OIAL ......,,. f :00 I 10:)0 A.M, CHURCH. OF .. GO.o ....... «.. M'"""'' ..... --v .. 11. c;.,, ........ ,,,, .... •26 h S B h 54•9529 ll'o;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::=::==,11 &e11l119 Wo"/itlp , • •• 7:00 p.m. • 111 . t., Huntlne!on .. eoc -r Iii NEWPORT HARBOR ........, HvrHry cal'f orovl!M •1 •11 Mr'Y•c• S•M.y Scltffl 1 D •·"'·· -Wonlllp 11 :I5 •·"'· Officer S»-:lSlt Dl•I O.votlon mtsea In. A. C. Stam. Postot '"SCllNCI Of' MIND"' 51111 ..... wenltlp 7 '·"'· -·FoMlty •lte WH., 1 P·"'· CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ll,i=========='.ll ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:lr;;;;::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~ll Sl/NOAV Sl!llVIC• A SUNOA:'f SCHOOL ......................... 1'1• A.M. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Mllll•Mr •• , 11..,. •kin..-C:. J•d!Mfl 141 C.... St,. C-. M .. -14"'102 ll TORO CHURCH OF CHRIST COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL J\Te1vport-Mesa Ch ris~an Center 148 TWENTY-SECOND STREET COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA 64:;.6620 WE LOVE KIDS Your kids . , . All Shapes and sizes. Our Ch11rch 11 For Klch lad11lfs welcome tao!J ft fl>f ltld1 to '""' tplrlnial •olllff • For kids fo. grow thr°"th wan11 ,.,..._, ,.1et1 .... 1,. wftfl od11ltt For kick to howe o fl'Mt ti-oltd 9t!fey ..-y Mlllllte •f ch11rch- • For lticb to erp..-ince Jn111.Chrht. H.nlftg IO rnony ltld1 at 011r ch11rch 111ftn 111.....,. eweN""" eeck clllld Is on fndlvlduol and ,.q•/,.. peno1tetl c-. We NI ~ l•Mf· estad 111 lt11owl1t9 kld1 111011 co111tfl .. tfte•. HERE'S WHAT'S HAPPENING FOR KIDS THIS WEEKI SUNDAY .. . .• • .. l :lO or 11 :00 o."', Chlldr11tt's Cllo'91.wftft U1tele fN.4, Mh1l1tar to Chlhlre11 9:45 o.m. Chrl1tlo11 fducotlon -traded 1M9U ,,..,. •ith trMt tffCite'5 Olld c11ttfc11l1• 6:00 '·"'· Speclal rH•til19 wltll ochllh I• teltCf•9rJ to li1or U1tCI• F-red P•tt•t MONDAY THAOUGH FllDA'f 7:00 • 1:00 '·"'· eec• •ftlit CHILDJllN'S FESTIVAL Storin ·P11ppets-F1111·M-tlc·Pr'-~ A ... lulo1t frff, Mtiet Uite~ Ftlld oltd frih ,.,,.., •IHI . 'PIM»1outh Cor~reaational Churd1 ef )Viwport Harbor r Wonhlp & C•u,ch kllHI I 0 A.M. S1111ffy .,Llfl'S rllOllTJU" In. fetfY UMHll Jl•2 ..... St., N...,.,. a..l -'4W74t HUIJllY CA.•• f'lllOYIDID AT ALL SllVfCIS r --n!APt:An• JOHN A, LlNDVA:lL-f'ASlOll llH l"llA51EillJ, T~llllY Ll~l?"ALL..-ASSOCIATI PAITOlll$ • llANCHU OP THI MOTHll CHUICH THI JlllT CHUICH OF CHllST, SCIENTIST IN IOSTON. MASSACHUSms "REALITY" SEPTEMBER JO, 1973 Cost1 M .. ._Flrst ChLtrch of Christ, Sclentl1t 210 MeM Y ... D~ .• ~til M .. S...-,Sclteel -t :ll.A.M. -- a.d s.mc. -11 :oGA':X--.. -.._ 2tl0'M..._~. Huntlnston Beoc'-Flrst urclo of Christ, Scientist 1111 • ott... "..,,.., .. heel! ~Sc~-t:JO& tl :OOA.M. C••rcll -t 1lO & 11 :00 A.M. ...._.1 .... -u1Mt11 .. s•. _ Newport Beoc'-Flrst <ll11wch· of..-Ghr1tt;··sc1.n·11st JJOJ Yht UM. ..._.,.,, .._.. a..tll & .. ...., Sclle~~t'1JO A.M. ............ 1Jlt'¥f..-W.• Newport Boocb-Socond Church of Christ, Scientist JIM~ ¥ltw Dr., C..... 414 M• Qwct. I ...... lcflMI -1 O:OI A.M. .......... _Jiff.I c.-Hwy. (lflHr Narc ..... I W ........... T•l1•1., ......... -I,.-. -All a.we..-. AU .,., conllall~ fnlllltd to atlend the ch•rch 11nric11 and ••1•!! lh• prltJl&.g., of the Readf!ig ROOllll cww c... "'''*•At AU. untcn S.••nth·Day Ad••ntlst Church UIA-St,.C---·· ----111 .. lt&" S1bl..1th Sdt.el .......... ~ ...................... -.-.~ •••• t iJO '·"'· Mor11l"I W•rtllljl ••• ,, • , :.._ ..... •••••• •• ,, ••••••••• 11 100 •·'"• Preyer Mttll~ We411et41y__:_. • •• :-.n-1·.,...,, •••• •• ••. 71JO jl.m. f - CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE _..__ uta ...,.... C...,.. 11:11, •t 1 1 Ttra II: .. M ... ry ""''"'• D,D. -Mlnl1tef Jiii e.ni1n1, Anllttnt Mlnlll•r SUNDAY ll!lllYICI -t a 11 AM. Jr. Cllwcl & Yellltl 9rwn -t A.M. Ollly Mwa111a.u...._eo... • UIOO M .. 11 •••Dr. 611 HELIOTROPE W--ttA.lt. c ..... ..__llA.lt, llMJ17 -Ull CHUICH OP. llLl~OUS SCllNCI ••••.••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • Or fltttl1-o. Mwr.,, .,..., 6H 11tll St., H ........ • .... k-IJ6..f1H Phll "r110IJ, Ml11ht1r ,644. 7400 Sci•11~1 of Mind lectvr• , , ••••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t :JO A.M. ~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ F1rn lly Wor1hip S•r•lce •• , •• , , •••••••• , • , ••••••• , 10:50 A.M. lllV, elNI TMOMf'$0N, MINllT81t •-.., "~ """"' ., • .......,. .... """" LAGUNA BEACH SERVICES: 10100 A.M. & 6:30 P.M. INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL BIBLE TEACHING cq_~,~l .. fl!l;f .• S.tt~l~H DIL oa111"0 • AVION, ...... .!VAN CAl'llTltANO 4fl·lt4t 494-1141 IJO.f41} ~Nf ~US ~~UNllY @JilIWl RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN INTllMIDIATI SCHOOL 4M1 ltlc-tnNo • 15" OM.-"""'" 11 t.nw -llfl "' Ml t I ~ ...,, .............. ,...., t :lO A-M. Soodoy Sdoool for ol - -ll :Otl A.M. Mor.t'09 W ....... _ NUltla•'t' CA•• fl!•0¥1D1D it -::. =: T'H'E'CH'UilH11 FO'R-YotiMAMiY" ........................ ~··$1- Try Saturday's News Quiz we Dare-You ) NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL -14t St. -~ -.. •-... I -11 . .._,. 11--...., w ..... , Ii a... .... ,, lttll A.M. ,.,,,. Hickton Acilvlty of the Lord" ~ ',Z _...,_ ~!ill·~ 494·8061 Newport Unity HIST 1,.AICI•, l•ua1l1• .. S.tl1a 11 A.M. Sulltlay Sch.el for •II •t•• -.9100 a.M, .................. .,..., .... -"-'4W111 • llAW.flAYa-7711 CHURCH OF CHRIST .., w. -. -· ltllA , __ ,_, S. ..... Stdy -9:41 A.M. ~ ho. It .... w-, _ ,,,,. •.M. S... .... w....., -&IOf P.lt. w ... IN. W.,..,, -. 7:JO P.M. MUllllY PIOYIDI D , ......... IJ WILLIAM -lttNllTll _,,'1 01 11•'"4• -' • G•est Speaker Nathaniel , Ridgeway White, fonner business and financial editor of the Christian Science Monitor will speak at the Irvine Bowl Sunday at 5 p.m. under the auspices of the First Church of Christ, Sci - entist of Lag~na Beach. The lecture on "The Human and the Divine Economy" is open to the public free of charge. Jehovahs' Schedule Assembly Or ga n izatio nal ar- rangemenLs have beea com- pleted for the' forthcoming semi-anhual circuit assembly of Jehovah's Wiln~es, SatW'- day and Sun4ay, Oct. 6, 7, i~ Norco Assembly Hall, Mairlcti Trudeau, presiding mlnistet of the Huntington Beach con- gregation ~ounced today. H.D. Phelps, a Huntington · Beach convention manager, and B.J. Fredianelll, circuit supervisor, have n a m e d .several local men to• supervise the 13 departments comprising the assembly's organizational structure. The asse~bly's c~nnan will be Frank·D. Malaspina, s:pecial representative of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Sociel>-: ol Biyokly, N.Y., legal gove rning body for Jehovah's Witnesses. Purpose of the program, ac- cording to Fredianelli, is to aid Cbristiam in carrying out their ministerial responsibili- ties both 1lS students ci the Bible and as teachers of it. Malaspina will deliver a special talk Sunday, Oct. 7 at 2 p.m., entitled "A.ct Wisely A3 The End Draws Near". ) ASSOCIATE MINISTER Dr. Jun B. Clark J ea1i Ckt,rk To Spea.k l1i Newport I Singles Installs Officers • • The Finl ~gles <birch of Orange County has installed two additional Deaconesses, two Jr_ DeacooeMeS, and six Trustees. This brings the board of Deacons to a lotilJ of five Deacons, four Deaconesses and t w o Jr. Deaconesses (Deaconesses in training). The n e w Deaconesses in- stalled by Dr. Richard Olen, pastor, are Kit Ekenstedt and Shella Simcoe, both o I Orange; and the Jr. Deacon- esses are Janice Chain and Ella Surink, of Huntinglon Beach. The new Board of Trustees are: Janine Brazelton or Orange, Libby Fretheim of Santa Ana, Betty Man-ell of Santa Ana, ~1ax Sanchez of Santa Ana, 1om Sanders ot Costa Mesa, and llelen Strachan of Fullerton. Rev. Garret To Lecture • , Saturday, September 29, 1973 DAIL V PILOT 5 '. Pulpit & Pew (t:onllnu ed from Page 41 tianlty, Manhattan, N. \· .. guest speaker. Founq•are Qurcll, 173-1 Orange Ave., Cosla Mesa; col- Covenan.t To Sliow New Film A hard-hitting motion pic- ture, "A Thief in the Night," \viii be shown at Crown Valley Covenant Church, 24600 La Plata Drive, Laguna Niguel, Sunday at 7 p.m., according to Pastor Robert A Honnette. The filni concerns Bible prophecy, and shows what.can happen when Jesus Christ returns. The story centers around Patty, a gifl caught up in living !or the present, with Jittle regard for the future. or film 0 Prcphccy in 'this Changing \Vorld " at 7 p.m.: sermon by the Rev. Robert B. Jacobs, pastor, follo'!'•ing the film ; prayer clinic ea c h \Vednesday at 7:30 p.m.; women's prayer meeting each Thursday at 10 a.m. ChrisL Cbureb By The Sea, '1400 W. Balboa 81\'d.; church school and service at ~;30 a.m.; sermon ''Six Chances to Beth Sholom Scl1edules Fall Stt1dies Win" by the Rev. Robert B. Shepard Jr., pastor; nursery care availele. -St. \Vlltrld '1 Church, 8236 Ellis St., l-Iuntington Beach ; St. Anne's Guild meetll first Wednesday or each month : t»- ly communion at 10 a.m.; general meeting at 11 a.m.; luncheon at noon; c r a f.t "'·orkshop to follow. Grace Bible Church, lneets at the American Legion Hall, 565 \V. 18th St., Costa Mesa: church school and service at 10 a.m.; the Rev. 'Thomas:. Tyree continues the .series: on "Philippians"; hoUJ" of praise tit 1 p.m. with study of "James"; nursery provided. Centre.I Bible Church, 190 23rd St.. Costa Mesa; church school at 9 a.m.; service at ... . 10 :30 a.m.: sermon "\Vhose Temple Beth Sholom of. Fault ls It?" by Pastor Robert Orange Cunty is offering to ?11. Bengston; service at 7 p.m. the general public and its "'ill begin series on second membors the Institute of coming of Christ: potluck sup- Jewish Studies to be conducted ~r on Wednesday at 6 p.m.: 3t the Temple's facilities at followed by Bible study; youth 13031 Tustin Avenue, Santa groups meet at 7 p.m. oo Wed· Ana. ncsday. Attendees have the choice or First 011.IJ'Ch of Religious Science of Newport Beach will hace as its guest speaker Sun- day, Dr. Jean Botzer Clark. Her subject will be "How to Make Your Demonstration." Guest Soloist Terry Anne Meeuwsen, Miss .America, 1973, will be special celebrity guest of Lake Hills Community C h u r c h Sunday at 7 p.m. in the gymnasium of Tustin jligh &boo!, 1171 La- guna Road , one block off Redhill turnoff of the Santa Ana Free- way. Sh~ will sing with the 60-voice Chancel Choir. Public is invit· The Rev. Latimer W. Gar· ed, no admission. Dr. Clark is a! soc i ate rett. founder and directar of ---------- The fast-moving pace in- cludes a young man con- fronted by a deadly cobra, a young girl's daring escape from jail, and a "take.over" by "The Imperiwn," which regards all who aren't prop- erly identified as enemies of the system. Tuesday evenings or SWlday Jehovah's Wi t n es 1e1, mornings. The Tu es d a y Kingdom Hall, m7 Canyon session will begin Oct. 9 at 7:30 Drive, Costa Mesa; Service at p.m. Sunday classes com~ 1 p.m .; sermon "Mercy, A mence Oct. 14 at 9:30 a.m. Dominant Quality of True with brunch served. Christians" by Robert Lak Hills Off P minister and administrator for Father Garrett's Boys' Ranch e ers rogram the creative We Foundation in Action, will he guest speaker at the regular in Santa Monica he.aded by her meeting of the Episcopal Beginning in October, Lake ment groups on :P.1onday and husband, Dr. Gene Emmett Chur:ch Women of Laguna Hills Community Church will Tuesday evenings, and on· Cl k Hills. ' .. offer a year·round program of going training and supervi~ion She is also 3 former The meeting will be held in adult education opportunities or double-session sun day · member of tbe OOard nr Hammmd Hall, St. George 's for the communit!es of south ~g cl~ for all ages regents and 3 form~ member !:Ud~a~ ?a1~iota~ 3~~; Orange ~unty, 1t wa.s. an-will be carried out by 18 of the United CJerav or day at !·.•• p.m. hOUnCed thlS"'Week-by-rninister-teac~and ~eight-youth---:---: --.-__ .. f>!.., oN of education Rev. William C. wotkers. Religious Science. -.-Fr. -Gal"rett.-founded...--tbe Martin. PB.stor',Martin is also con-Rev. Albert BlB'ke will facilily in 1964. It is noo-sec- Jn addition to a seven-w~k ducting a two-year teacher-return to his pulptt Oct 7. He tarian and its: fiitancial sup.. series of Wednesday evening training program with 14 Lake is presenUy hosting a group n! gJXl!ps<:fJJnandes m·frdlomvt'duainlster. '. ~t adult classes, for w hi c·h Hills men and women as the . registration is c u r r e n t I y first phase of. the Bethel Bible churdt members and friends neither mlicits nor accepts under way, marriage enr!ch-Series. througJi the ~y Land. government funds. How does Christian Science heal? Listen as people tell firsthand how they were healed. This week's program: "PERFECT LOVE CASTETH OUT FEAR" -Part. II 7:00,,Aftl-KFl,64C!"" ~-A. , 8:45 AM -KMPC-710 -L.A. 7:1 S AM -KOCM-FM-103.11 -N.B. September 30, 1973 ·.TRUTH . HEALS "An Eventno with Terr11 Anne Mttuw1en._ mtss America 1973 Jn song and praise SUNDAY SEPT. 30th 7:00 P.M. hltllc Invited • P111ty of Part1ti1 . . 1USTIN HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Stitt• Ml frHWIJ, ~II 1x!l One blOck to L11un'1 Rd. ,, , LAKE HILLS COMMUNIT'V CHURCH Sunda11 E .. ninll Wor1hlp Service Lutherans Set Pastor's Class "A Thief in the Night'' por- trays with devastating reality the Biblical prediction, "There "111 be no place to hide ." ·one docs not merely view thi s film, but actually experiences II. The CUJTiculwn includes the Ghiselin, local minister. following subjects ors tu dy:liii'-'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""• key Jewish ideas a n d philosophies, daily life in Biblical times, modem Jewish literatW'e, Israeli folk dancing, beginning H e b r e w , in- termediate llebrcw and con- versational Yiddish. Pastor Donald Bankson nf Gloria Dei U..theran Church of Dana Point, will conduct a class for persons who may 00 considering merribership in the -Lutheran Chhrch, on :rue..ia11r.:=_=_==================:_::;.,.~ at 8 p.m. -A Scnool of -Prayer ------- The class Is scheduled to ~t~:~~!~~;.~~ Cari You Really Talk With God? Point. For additional inlonna· tion, ~11 493-4314. HEAR DR. LOUIS H. EVANS, SR. AT THE 8th ANNUAL SEMINAR BY THE SEA Sept. 30-0ct. 6 ,~ Twice Doll'( ':45 o.m.-~10:00 a.m. (l!lreakl•51. 5es51on .COnctudes. •I .1; .u. 1 .m.) Dr. Even• will pr•1•nt 6 ••11lon1 th~t c1,n ch1n9• your pr•v•r lif•. Pr1yer c•n.,.flnd 1hould be • pr1cticel, powtrful, p1r5'in1I promi1in9 forc1 i~your lif•. Everyone tries to prey. It i1 tht mo1t viftl differenc::t btfwetn the humen r•c::• tnd tit. tn!mtl lr:lngdom. "Whet bttttr i1 "''n thtn 1h••P or go•h if h•vlng tifnd1 he lifts th•m not to 6od jn prtytr." • Dr. E"'"' will spttlr: et thr•• 1tr,.itt1 on Sundty, S•ptttnbtr 10. el:DO e.ni. et:JO •·'"· e11:00 e.111. "P'r.yer: A force ., e fore•?" ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 100 St. Alldren Roed, New!Mft a..c1ri DI'. Cllerln H. Dlonefl.W, P•tor •QWld C.r•.trovknd "THE HUMAN AND THE DIVINE ECONOMY" istence, the economics of our d•ily life, •nd the divine n•ture of man in his spiritu1I ex. istence wmfGod? For 1nswers to these questions c om e •nd hear -this Chris t iitn Sci. ence lecture by N•th•n· iel R. White1 et IRVINE BOWL s .. day AltomOOft ~ptember J0-5:00 ,.... . ........... ., lponlOf'ell tJy 1tt Cltufdl ti Chrltt, Scl.mht. L9tuM INch Chlld ceni at church· 6U High Drift OR.AN -GE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY -1 OF NIWPOIT HACH -CDlld,._) 2401 lni• • S..N ltoltel Sunday &hool .................... 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship . . . . . . . . ... . . . . 10:45 A.M. N•'*Y I ............ Prrtl4H Phone: 642-2725 Mlnlster: Dr. D. W. MCEiroy THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH WelcomK You. ------~.-- "-JAMIS, Jzot V.. IUo, -_. 7:)0 A.M.-Hety IHHtftt 9:00 111:00 A,M,_,...n, Wen•I' ._...., ........ .................. TU1$DAY-10:00 A.M.-Hety hclterfst n4 L.r'-1 .. ef ..... 11141 ..... ~.,., ..... ws111, Nllf'Mry P're ... M4f' et s..Ny &: Tttetdey SenkH WIDNUDAY-11'0 P'.M. ,,.,.., l PNIM n.a.. ...... P."211 .... w-...... :67M210 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange A•e., C.M. Suftd•y• 1:00 & 91lo Churth•SthooT-t 1IO NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 798 Dover D•., LI 8-3631 N•wport Be•ch It...,. J , ..,,. Pastor E.,fy Wonhlp t :OO t .m. Chrl1ff1n Eduuilori 9:15 •·""· ftttl"• Wonhip IO:JO e.m. Nursery Care Available WELCOME Wt ln,.it. You To Worship LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 P•C:ific View Or. Caron• del Mar hY. Low•••• D. fnllill1tt. -su•r Scllttl <•••Ht-All Afft hlJ to ll1IJ A.M. Wtnlllll Htwl"-lt1Jt A.M, Hwnfft' & C..,.. ...... ~rt¥14t111 ............ 2664 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Mh1ourl Synod 760 .,....,.. It, c..r. .. ... t..fhr '· , ........... , ........ WtnllllJ llnklll l :IS & II A.M. 1___ Sllllhy kfletl1 ft» A.M. .UVrt llMt Coyu t 1Jt AM. Cltrlltt. in.1a1wj kllMI -14MIM GLORIA DEi LUTHERAN CHURCH J3101 ITONIHILL DI. DANA P'OINT DON~LD P. llANKSON, PASTOR A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED. METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT C~NTER WMSltlp-t:OO· A°.M. AT 11SA,.,.,...._..._., 11 :15 .t..M. trt St. Mlc....-1 _.,...,..... M•rv•rlN et P'eclfic Ylew Dr. c.t ... delM• .......: 675..otSO Cost• Mt1e FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. I Htrbor llvd. W.enMp s.mc.. ttJO I 11 :00 A.M. Cl!urc::h School -9:30 A.M. r.4•L W, iSllLI., D.O. • COJt• M••• North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH Mt1• Ytnlt I ltll:er St. 549-2719 We .. hlp l Churth School 9:30 A.M. Pount1 ln VtlltY FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ' llZZS luditrd 962:-2593 Wo"hlp I Church Sthool 9:30 A.M. Mlnhl•t Ford R. Miller Huntin,ton lttc::h FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 272: I 1"7th St. Sl•·l5l7 Strvit•t -9:15 f IO:JO Hunery Care AU Mornlno Churc:h !ithool -9:15 H11ntingtQA.J•tth -North COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6•6Z Heil A"•· 142:-4461 Wor1hlp -9 I 10:30 Churc::ll S1hool -9:00 A.M. .. Irvin• -E•tt Bluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH IJJ.tZll 1142:2 Culvtt Rotd ti Ufll'l'trtlty Ori.,.. Worthip & Churth Sthool t I 10:]0 A.M • La9un; le1c::h METHODIST CHURCH Z16l2 Wtll•v Dri"• 11'1 SOulh Ltgllf!t Worship tncl Church Sthciool -IO A.M. 499-JOll Mld·W ... Sffvlc• -WM.• l:Jt P.M. ft•n. ....;.'"10100 A.M, Fr. H .. 9"11 MIM'f CertwrlfM, ~ ... Ma.IJ26 Saint Michael And All Angels Epi~·sc:o~pa~l~Ch~u~rcihl/!~~·"~~~f,"'~~-";";';"~··~t~"·;· ~~~"~•~:;~~·~"d,[J l2JJ Poclfle Ylrw Drt.9, CefMe Ille! M• Th.-P. W_...., Mhtl1Nt CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA Ntwport 9,,,h 1400 W. ltlboe Blvd. 67J.JIOS S•..,...1:00 A.M. & t :JD A.M., ~ klteef/N ........ f:JI A.M. T11tt4ep-7:00 A.M. Wa••••.,.....t:JO A.M. ....... J .... .,. Dfth. ..... , -....... 644-M&J ST.· WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1216 llrll It., HntlliffW ..... .. (Jiit._ .......... ,' t 100 A.M.-Hotv CeMl'l'lunlon t1lO A.M.-Ft"'lly Ser•lct I Churth School (Nwrttry Cttt) 11100 A.M-Mtfnln9 WHthlp "INvtMry C.re) 7100 P.M.-Fetllv•I Evtn10119 a S1rl'l'lon Epl1coptl Yow~ Ch.,chmen J''"'' c. c.1.,, '••for -••2-7512 ktLI IJ6·40•I -CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH HOii Del O•hpe l•., S.. J-c.,i.- w.n111,1 ti •·"'--111S •·"'• ,......, lltle kfltM -''" •·"'· CllrltUt n .Tr•lnlntl -I ,.m. • ........,, .,.,..,. -''* 11.111... Pltfff "WlllliM Dflv1(1lr." 4t1·1t40 -24 H 1n l ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 11112 Culver Drive University Park, lrvlno tn.H-N.- t 100 ..... -w......,. s..., ...... 10:11 A.M-W......, I Si.., khel 1u .. 121 ,, PRINCE OF PEACI LUTHERAN CHURCH M-.... Orlft 1 ...... ltrttt, c .......... UH, ' ANOftlW c. AMDlfl:ION, PHttr -JIM ... UOfil • .....,. ltMlr kflMI t1M a.m-wr• Ww1t11111 •1 .. • 111" '·"'· " Prlnte ot Pe•c::• l11thertn Schtol -Mh1 &tMr OIMl'I, •rlttclptl Office P'hona1 l-4f00IZI ~c1tool Phontt 149-0S•Z tt .... loltert I, ...,.,.. Jt, Worllril, -9:JO A.M. Cl!wrch ScliNI -9:10 SABBATH SERVICES llELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple RABBI BERNARD P, KING mtetlng1t CHatlT CNURCH IY TKI SU 1•w ........ lt'l'L ""'""•••ell For I nforrnet&on: C.11675-7230 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST: CHURCH 610 w ................... c ......... c.ntwM 142·9111 Ct A.M. -1 P.M.l SUNOA'I" SCMOOL.-t:U A.M. WOll:IMI~ llllVICll-lll .. A.M & ., .. 11.M. H.t.Ylll: MllTIHG-WIDMIJOA'I" IVINtHO 1 P.M. Fl S 8 CN-ry h9vi.HJ R T APTIST CHURCH ll'======''"'='"=''='-='"=0="="=-====='11 OF NEWPORT BEACH S.8.C. utl Ctlfl Dr~.l.."'9 e~J._.J or. fl. ••Mii ,.....,.., "•"*' llMly ltllOM -t 1a A.M. .WtnNa ll1a A.M. 1"11 .. 11.M. ......... , ,,..,.., sttYlc• 1t• , .... I\ - • .Try Satu~day's News Quiz We Dare You :PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 20112 M.,..U. INMr ..._, llMlstl• IMdl 1t ... DoHl4 I. hNm. ,__ SvlNley W_,..lp1 t:30 A.M. Q..u ScllMlt t:IO A.IL OftM; 21112 M .... I .. St. heM: t""4Mt Church of the Covenant JllO F.ti tMt,IHll, C.... M- .... A. r.nt •• ,....., 5nUy WenMp l Cl!vrcll ScllMI -l:JO • 11100 A.M. ......: SS7.J340 Community Presbyterian Church 411 PeNst A'"•• lapM .._. • ..,. Arttlwr J. Tukenley ltev. AIN:rt O. Hfer,. -R..,. Arttiwr I. Ci...fler S11ltlloy WenMp: f:OO I 11 :00 A.M. C•1trell kllMI t :OO .t..M • ,.._: 4f4·7SIS - St. Mark · Presbyterian Church ~ ...... ,.. • ....W.ff Drlw, c ........ M• Dr. Cecll Heffwte•, Actl .. P'nter WMtilp l Clllwclll St'-1 -t :JO A.M. ...... : 644·1141 This Sunday Worship in '-vst.Andre1v's 'Presbyterian Church 600 St. Andrews Roftd • Newport Beach Or, Chtrlt1 H, 0 bitrenlitld1 P•slor "PltATlk: A FOkCI 01 A FAkCI?" Or. Lewis H. 1.,..., Sr. GUEST SPf,,AKER loenhcal Servlcca: ti AM. 9:30 AM and I I AM Child care •nCI c::hlldr1n'1 ·s unCl•r School at •ti 1trvlce1 TEMPLE SHARON n. .... '""" ......... ,., "' ...r~HerMtAfee 617 Wat H ....... Cette 111 ... All.J...,lth ftmll•s •r• ln¥1ted to jol11 u1 In• tr11ly me•11lr1tful SAllATH IYINING Sll'flCIS--JRIDAY AT 1:11 P.M. SplfltMI LH*r -1-.t Chnn I 11 .. r 6U.SSl2 Temple. Sh•rt1t Clrt.1~ -0.., Sht~et I '' ' 8 DAILY PILOT Tickets Trittattaed New CHP .ln1age: More Visibility Capitol News 'service SACRAMENTO -H you are ticketed by the California llighwa y Patrol anywhere in the stale these days, you bet· ter believe that you havf> violated the Vehicle Code - you'll haye little room for argun-.ent . Policies prescribed by CHP Com m Issi o n e r Walter P\Klinski a year ago are mak· ing California's h i g h w a y s safer places to drive -and motorists are receiving fewer marginal citations. Gone is the "quota system" the· Cl~P vthlcles to glvc,.1bem better visibUity. PUDINSKI OPPOSES some of the federal hlgh\vay pro- grams. especially the pr~s.1ure for California to start man· datory annual vehicle in- spection programs which, he says, will cost California tax· payers $240 millW,n eacb year. He M's high praise for the state's random safety pro- gram which. the commissioner says~ cost& less than $8.S million annual1y and inspect 12·15 million· vehicle each year. Another criticism he has of federal programs is the: "ladl· ing out of millions of doll&rs" ---------------------------------- for unnecessary research pro- grams which turn around to prove that the 111oney should be spent to hire m o r e patrolmen. where highu1ay patrolmen were expected to write a cer- tain nWTiber of tickets each . shill to justify their existence. RATHER , UNDER Pudinski's "preventive en- forcement" policy, officers write fewer tickets but make themselves v i s I b 1 e to motorists v.·ho then "drive like they're taking the driving test.'' As a result, the CHP is issu- ing 2 percent fewer tickets than they ttid a year ago. but the acciden\. rate on state highways is reduced. PUDINSKJ IS HIGH on the men In his command, aiid he believes they deserve more mon~y for the job they are doing, but he said, "I'll personally sign the papers to fire any Highway Patrolman who strikes." The career commissioner was picked ~y _Gov..'. Ronald Reagan in July; ·1972. He was given a free hand to reorganize and • develop the department. · His emphasis on "preventive enforcement" this ye~r has been very noticeable in the reduction of accidents caused by sj)eeding trucks. Store Clerk Coffee Better~ Opens U1> HyperkineticsGetNe·wHelp On Bandits cmcAGo <UPI> -eoff .. ~1EMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI ) -may be better, and a lot less "Nope, 1 didn't yell any warn· e.'tpensive, than drugs i4' calm~ ing r e s t I e s s hyperilnetic ing,' said 73-year-old grocery children. the A m e r l c a n clerk Eugene BradieY after he 1.1edical Association reports. shot one of. t1,1.·o slick-up m -Hyperkinelic children .are "i .just .shot hi.nl." -... -.. "C'OriSfailflY .. movtng aimlessly ''He yelled like the devil, about, unable to sit still in dropped a pistol and a bag of class or concentrate on school work. The AMA estimates money and took' off." The t'Ao'O four out of every 100 school v:ouTCl·be robbers, one wound· children are so affected. eel in the si.de, t:scaped. 1.1ost are treated w i t h Bradley was putting stock methylphenidate or am· Writing in the American Journal o( Psychiatry , Schnackenberg said he con- ducted pilot tests on 11 Children and asked their teachers to rat.e -them-in hyperkinetie behavior on a scientific scale. At first the children were given no drugs, then they were placed on methylphenidate and finally on two cups of cdf-· fee. one at breakfast and one at lunch daily. ,- \ More ltlen, More Work ..... Plan for Pac·king Senat.e < May Move Bills Quicker By OJCK WES'r 11Good idea. But what could "Well, woe can. a 1 vr a y s WASJflNGTON " (UPI) po,sslbly compet e with restart lt.''. When President NlxM said Watergate?" · "NcgaUve. Wars Uke that '"Too bad we've aJready end· build up gradually. We'll tlilft recently he wanted to put eel the war in Vietnam. Thai to think of someth1ng elle." Watergate behind, h!m and get could have been the biggie y.•e ... '"J think I've got It -seod on with other busine11t, t doubt. -;:;neec1:;:;·~".-:::===:::==·=K=.ls=•=in~g=er:ba~c:k~to=°':1Sna~!~"'.::::: he WU ~lni ol Sptrol Agnew. 'Ille fact that tl)e Vice President's trlbulaUons began coming to a head In the week the Watergate hearings reopened most surely was pure colocidence. In one respect, however, Agnew's problems produced the results the President desired. They Car overshadow- ed the Wat<rgl!tl! •iliqatry~ in some papery pus:bing it clear off the front page. i IF. AS AGNEW claims, the allegations against hlm W-e spurious, and if, as he prediCts, he is eventually Vin· dicated, then in the long run bis travail may turn out to be a poUUcal plus. For Agnew-will emerge ,as the very image of courage ltnd resolve . J\.1eanwhilie, Water~ate will have been re1e'ga1icrto the bact•lJtitiier. H•w•nl CM•roa.t l!I N•w,ort leocll . 1!1•1101J11cn h.-o ~ .... • .,. ,. tHlr C•Rthlllllng "Cl.-•Ollt ,. Clll•R·U'" Hin c....at•· ftJd•r• N"lerra ll•ft> .a11c( Ci••• JerdaR lrl911t1 ftRl.a.-4 ot..od of oll other coinpetlton by offe1l11• lower prlc" •cl lef9ff •llowo11c" •11 1se4 cor tr•det· "W• pYt forth • bit •tt.tt t• wlR," HYI ,.,...,,, ...... JordOfl1 "•111d •II Ollf Clltf9rnerl .,. Nolly plHMd wltll tMlr MW con ." 1974 Cltfffoi.t ccirs 0111d tr11ck1 .,.. j11t C1rrl•l1119, •• H11...-cl CM¥roJet I• Newport hoeh ot l11htc:Artll•r •Ml JoMbOrff 11¥ .. 11 C••flll•IJMJ ,. 1Rlood 11ll lllft•O¥el' 1.t7J'1. • INCOME FOR YOU fn,n121 Gift ... ''\Ve'll still write 2 million tickets this year," Pudinski said, "but our .accidents are coming down and we're get- -..-"}..""'""' ti!]~id or marginal citations." _,.._ o things the com- Where fatal and injury ac- cidents invol~ing t r u c R s traveling at excessive speeds increased 41 .. per'cent in the first three months of 1973, the second quarter saw the in· crease drop to 13 percent \Vhen the Highway Patrol In· creased emphasis on en- forcement. on !jhclves at the Latham phetamine, drugs \ll'hicll are Street Supermarket when the stitnularits for adults -hut for" tv.•o men entered the store unknown reasons have a calm- about ll -a .m .. brandishing · ing · efreet. on hyperkinetic pistols. children. Drug side effects can ''WIDLE THE youngsters \Yere oJf dru~s their behavior rating scores, as expected, "'·ere · in the hyper'kinetic r a n g e , ' ' Schnackenberg reported. "But they dropped to normal while the children were on drugs and on coffee; In raCt, · the coffee score was slightly better. U we didn't know better, it sounds almost like something the .Watergate . p 1 a·n n er s the~lves might have cooked up. I can hear them now: • 'lou can rcceiveali£eincome and immediate tax benefits by parlicipatihg in ono of Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian's four differ!!nt Life Income Gift Plans. · · • missioner insisted upon after beCQming the first ~p-from­ the-ranks head of the depart· ment \Vere -more visibility and elimination of the stunt ()f hiding patrol cars on freeway on-ramps, and installation of red Ugh~ and siren on top of PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE STATVl'liNT 01' OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT ANO ClltCUUr.TIOH CA.cl ol """'"'' 12, 1970; Seclion 3615, Tille 39, Unhed States Code) l. Title ol Publlc.allon: DAILY PILOT, wlltl wnlcll b combined Ille N~Pres1. 1. O.re of Flllng: Seplember 21, 197). J. Freq.i.ienc:y of li..llt: O.lly. • 4.. l.oomllon of 11.r.o-oHke or publlc.11llon: :UO Wtsl Bay Slrtel, Cost• Mesi , Orange Couniy, C1llf0tnla '2626. s. Loe.lion ol tht hffdquarl•r• or 11-rel buslneu oHlcn ol ttle publbl\er$: Same. · .,. '· Na,....... and .adr•let of publisher, editor, and m11naglng editor: Pllt>llsher Robert ff, WHd, uo w"' 81y Slt'ffl, Costa Mt ... C.Ufou11a '2616; Editor T,_s KMVfl, llO Wesl Bev Strfft, Cos••• M&Sa, caut0tnia 9263': Mal\lg.lno Edl1vr, TF1Qma1 Murphlne, JlO West B•Y S1rff1, C05111 Mew, Cetlfornla '2•26. "One of 'them came back to include inso,mnia, loss of ap- wh ere I was and told me 'Now petitite and abdominal pain. you just be quiet'," said Bradley. DR. ROBERT C. Schnack en· berg, c}lief of the Child and "I had a 38-clijiber pistol Adolescent service at William hidden and when they went back up front to the cash S. Hall Psychiatric Institute, register I took it out and shot. ~~~~be !;··0r ~i1ee ~n~ "Why should 1 warn them firs1?" stead of drugs for six months and concluded children were slightly more calm with coffee and had no traceable side ef· New Curbs fee~. · • Imposed' Black News "The annoying side effects disappeared and no side ef- fects appeared that could be ttaced to coffee." . Schnackenberg said the cof· fee treatment co.sts only $10 a year compared to about $100 for the drugs. "As you know,' gentlemen, the Ervin committee will soon · I"e#i~ lts hearings. Unless sOmething happens to prevent it, they will again capture public attention and make it difficult for the President to get on with the nation's unfinished business. A n y ideas?" "HOW ABOUT if \\·e ar· range for another big story to break aboUt that time? It dominates the news and keeps Watergate from grabbing the headlines." , 1. Owner (II owned by a corp0ratlon, 111 name •fld address mini be 1111ted and al1.0 lmm«IMltelv 111er1under In• n1mes Ind aodress• ol stockl'IOklers owning or lloldlno 1 per«nl or more of tot1I amount ol sloi;k. ti l"IDI ownad by • corporo11on,.111e n1me1 ind llddresxs ot Ille lndlvlduat own1r1 mllfl bi' 11lve11. If owl'>ld by a 1Mrlnerlfllp or olh1r un!ncorporated llrm, 11$ n•me and adClreu, 11 w1U 11 thll Of .. ch lndlvldual must be given.): Orange Co.ti! Publlshlll!I Company, a corp0rallon, owner of pybllcetlon, lXI West B•V S!rHI, Cost• Me1e. C1llh>•nj• 92626 . .I.ti ol thfl stock ot th1 c-corPOf•tlon 11 own.a by Timi$ Mirror Company, Times Mirror Square, Los Ano11u, CelHornla fOOSJ. I. Known bondhQld1r1, morl1get1, and olner securi ty holders OWflll'l!I or FIOkllng l percenl or mor1 of lelal amount of bonds, mor111a11es or erher s.ecurllles: On Narcotic WASHINGTON (UPI) Soviet Factory, Conditions Below Par In Plants -~· t. For op1lon11 compl1tlon by publl11H!rl "malling 111 the reg11l11r rates {Stellon 132.121, F"Ost1\ Strvlc1 Manual): 3' U. 5. C. 362' pr0vld11 111 Ptr1lne11t part: "No person lllho wo111d hlYe been ..,11ued to mall ma!ler 11nder former 1ec1io.. ~35t ol this llltt shall m•H Jll'Cl'I matter •I !ht r1111 provided under !his 11.1bMClion unleu ht 11111 ann111llv with 1111 Po$1al Service 1 wrl!lan reqllfSI for permission lo mall milter al sucl'I rate.." In 1ccord1nc:t with Ille prov11ton5 of !Ills 1t1tut1. 1 htraby req.uesl perm!ulo!I lo malt Ille publicallon named In Item 1 11 the reduced pastage r11es. pres..,,lly 111lhor/1td by 1t u. s. c. 3626. JA.CK R. CURLEY c;.ne<al ~n14er A. Total No. Cool•• Prlnltd !Nit Prtss Rw n) B. Pekl Clrculetkln I. Solln lllrouoh lfulen tnd c1rrler1, 1lrHt vf!ICID•1 and cour1l1r s.ales ...•.•..•.• 2. Mall 111bscrlpllon1 .. • :" . . • . • ....... , . , .. , C. Tote I Pakl Cl~lll1Uon ... , • , ........... . D. Fr99 OlstribuHon by Mall, Cerrler or otner mM~ I. Solmoles, compllftllftlary, end Olhlr lrH COP~ .. .. " .. .. • .. · • • 2. Caples dlSlrlbu!ed to news 91;1ent1, l)ul flOI IOld .. • .. • .. . . .. ..•...••..• ,. • E. Total Dlstrll)u!kln {SU"' cf C and 0) ...•.. , F. Oflice use, !ell.over, wn1ccor.mled, SPOiied a!Nr pr!ntlno . . • ... Aver11• Acfoll N~mllotr' No, c.,1" Ill C.fllilts 11 Each l»Vt S"'91e l1we Ourl111 PllM!slltd l'rectdllll N-1 19 It Monlh1 Flllnt O.lt '9,$43 .so,)61 ...... "' 2.21t ""' ... ~1• 1.127 "' ...... G. ,To1a1 (Sum of E a. F -sMukl equal ntl preu run 1h0wn tn ,l,l .... ... .... 49,s.u SO.Jiii . I certify lhat th• 1l1t1ment1 m1de by me above 1r1 correct and complet1. Gene<1I M1na11e~ JACK R. CURLE'!' P11btl1hed Or•nste Coast Ool!V Piiot, Stp!llT\tltr :19, 1973 19'l'·13 Death Notices Death J\'otlce8 The government has imposed new controls on the prescrip- tion drug methaqualone - known on the street as 'sopors" -on grounds it was a "heavily abused fad drug among young people." · 'The controls "'ill require that methaqualone be subject · to the same sales restrictions as cocaine, methadone and other narcotics. "Many young people are not 3\\'are how dangerous this drug is," said John R. Bartels Jr., acting administrator of the Food and Drug Administration. "In the juice bars in New York and at parties in other cities \\'e know that young pe& Pie are abUSiilg riiethaqualone in near epidemic proportions." ONE ta.MONTH survey by the FDA concluded that the 1.o•s•N RUTZ-drug resulted in at least 145 £dw1rd r. LobM<I, RHldent ot Cosla John R. R11IL '5C1 See1hor1 Drive, • ·d d 906 do MeN; dllt of dHlfl, Seplember 28, 1973. Newport Be.ch. Oale ol dHlh, Seoitmbtr SUICI es an OVer SCS, Survived by wll1, Et1an«1; sons. M1rk u. 1973. Survived bv Darents, Mr. •nd Bartels said. end St~n. Servlcn, Monday, 12 Noon, Mrs. John A111l; ll'lrff brO!llers. Michael, PKl!lc View Chapel. 1n1 ... ment. PecHlc 1(1vln and Petrick; tour s111 ..... Helen Heretofore, methaqualone View Memorial P•rli.. Peclllc V'ltw Ren• Smith, of Et Toro; Mary JG. Robin was controlled only by FDA Mortuery, DlrKlor•. .l.nn and l(e lh' J1c11uelyn Rull, all of ;::===='=='=======;1Newpor1 BHCh1 11randmo1her1, Arvllt• rel{Ulations covering prescrip- ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTUARY 4%7 E. 17th~t., Costa Mesa '4M188 • BALTZ-BERGERON 1tu1r and Helen W11lsh. bOtn ol Nftw t' d It · ll Jers.y. Rouni "''' recited Frldllv, 5"''· ion rugs. JS usua y :It, 7:30 p.m, R-.oiem M111 W~I prescribed ror daytime seda· c1ltbreted tod1y, S1turd11y, t a.m .• bolfl lo nd 'gb · I at Mount Carmel Ce!Mlllc Chur"1. tntir· t R 8 DI !time Seep. mtnt, Asctl'l$I011 Cemete-rv. El TQl'o. B t Bart •· --'d g MacOou,,1tl Femlly Morh1lr'(, ~nll U eQ ltCll youn pe{)- ,1,ni, Dlr1e1or1. · pie, who call it "a love drug," Posts Fall Down SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Work practices in San Fran· ciscO!Oakland garment rac- tories are genarally sub6tand- ant as to wages. overtime and safety and sanitary con· MOSCOW (UPI) -The Bobrovsk-y iron and concrete factory has fallen down on the jo~d so have ib products. It all adds up to black ne\vs for Togliatti, the So vi e t Union's new automobile capital on the Volga River. The Bobrovsky peol'I!_ ap- f,arently did not take me Volga breezes into account \\'hen they built 1,500 lamp posts for the city. TUE NEWSPAPER Trod Said tOd.8,y·:many o( ilie Ja'mp. posts already have been blown over by the wind while most of the rest are leaning at a "rakish" angle. "They didn't have any pro- duction process, they didn 't have any special equipment, in fact they didn't even know how to start." Trud said ol the factories vl!fiture into the lamp)l06! trade. But Togliatti 1,1.·as i n desperate need of 5,000 lamp. posts and, since they were to be made or iron and concrete, this was "almost In the line" of the Bobrovsky factory at Troitsk, Trud said. AC C 0 RD ING TO the ditions. a state investigation ne\\'Sp8.per, the first 155 lamp-has disclosed. posts to be installed listed The state Industrial Welrare over in no ?me, but tbe city . Oj\lision said a., w~k-~g in- wen~ o~ to 1~tall l,500 o:r·the -ves\ig!lfion• iftto the Jarment factory s prodUctJ.': . DJMiufacturing irnfustry turned Trud said that when ffie l&~·.l·i· up fiOI labor law vtb!IUoos in tory was told its lampposts 91 of the 92 firms checked. were . ··n~t-class re j e c t . ~v~lyn Whitlow, cbitf:pf the • matenal," 118 chler engineer d1v1sl0fl, said the J2 :Iirms complained that designs .sup-e~ploy 2,163 womer( w#Jt an plied by the ministry of power averlgc of 23 emplo9eS in and·eJectriftcation diii-not·take-each plant. She said there arc . Volga wind levels into ac-1.500 garment m 1a lt ·l,n e count. establistffii!n~ in the , San Subsequently, it took the ~ci~ Bay area a~ her ministry's design institute six offic_e wtll continue Jti in· months to check its·blueprints vestlgatlon. ', and more time for a double. check by a central institute for engineering equipment. Then, Trud said, the Research Institute for lron and Concrete had to be paid $4,900 to review the calculations of the other tY .. o institutes. "Since the wind blew out of a cloud in Togliatti, one year has passed," Trud said. Point· ing atnlccusing finger at the Writeor ull today for lnfomatloo: < Mr. Thomas K. Stadl!nger HOAG MEMORIAL !!OSPITAL PRESBYTERIAN 3'1 B Newport Boul1v1rd Nawport !eech, CA •2660 Teltpheoo: (7141 M& •-Ell. I• J BREA Tl1E EASY ~AstfvnoNefrtn misl isreody*<>go s_troighl lo yout kx1gs with o !lip, a sproy ond a good deep b-eoth.A mist of epineplvine help. q»n, frw ond dear I hose obstruct9d air JXJS90gri. You'll breathe easy os 1 ·2-3 with AslMiaN•frin: It's the reocly relief for bront:Nol -AstbmaNefrin the ready relef ~~·· I •'J . ~--~~ FUNERAL HOME Corona del J\.1ar &73-9450 Costa Pt1esa 64&-Wf llrtt T. Stovall. 'J~Vfs~Lrtsldent o1 costi have been using it with alcohol M .. a. 01111 of oellh, Stpl. 1S, l9Tl. \\'hich increases the danger, S11rvlved by parents, Jem11 and Sendr1 s1ov1t1 ; 111r" 1111,rs, Mindy Lee, Terri Bertels said methaqualone L"1n and Lori Offs bt'olher, Jame• J. I the t 10 t Jr.. 111 ot cost• M•sai me1ernal s amone; oo mos Oil Shortage Hits Schools Bobrovsky' f a c t o r y , the ~newspaper said: ''Sanctions ought to be Jmposed.11 !SAVE! SA~E! SAVE! • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY ' 110 Broadway, Costa J\.lesa LI 8-3133 • DILDAY BROTHERS MORTUARIES 17911 Beach Blvd. ..... gion Beacb M!-7771 M4 Redondo A\'t. L19C Beach :iµJll.UIS • • M<COmncK LAGUNA UACll MORTUARY 1711 Lqaaa Canyon Rd. Cfl.9415 • PACIFIC VIEW MDl(llllAL PARK Cir t '1 Mortaary -.J:,'1.,. Drive Ne""" .-, Cllllornla llUllt • . -n:a PAllllLY COLONIAL nJNERAL HCJMlt --Ave. Wtllmb l1r m SltS • SMl'l9'8 MOKTllARY -..,-... .. ' B7{""-- • •, grandrnolh.,., Mrs. Edna .l.d1msOl'I, C0tf1 lbused drugs, ranking among MIH: mate-rn11 gr1ne11all'lef, Mr. D•vld am 0 h e 1 am Ine s and Adal)'llOll, H11r1llngton 8NClll P11l.rn.t gr1ndrnothtf'r. Mn. M•rllyn Stov•ll, -barbiturates. It is sold under MJ1sl011 V'ltlot Mrs. Gwen F. Stovall, Sill d Lek• c11~, Datern11 11re••'fl•llndmolhtrs, the lra e names of Optlmil. Mrs. Frink M. Fisher an<1 Mrs. M•v Tarest, Quaalude, Sopor and Watgen. both ol Ulell. Servlc11. Monday, 11 a.m~ Church ol Jews Christ o1 La11..-Somnafac. , Toro Ctmelery. &111 Broadwey Mortuery, SAN DIEGO (AP) -An of-1 ficlal warned this week that San Diego schools may face! cold cllissrooms because or 8 ,.1, •.. TlllST healing oil shortage. ,. Charles G I en n , assistant Dey S1ln!$, Newport 8e1ch. lnt1rmenl, e1 1 --"":4 ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~--, Olroctors. FlllS IVllUllE superintendent !or business • BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDE MATTRESSES • ~MAL t:ITATI LOAMI 25 i11 a 211d nwsr DEEDS services said city schools MA TTRISSIS ,1,IOO T• IZI0.000 have on(y 8 ·month'$ supply of IOATS HOMIS TIAIUU l ~oD£'t:~~ fuel on hand. ,,....... ...,. I See the brighter side of life along the Orange Coast iii fDrange Coastl LRounilup J Ont of the features that make sUnday rlltlDAY in tlie DAllV PllOT *"'°'"' 1oum ..-No bids were received on c... M ........... c.. ao ""'POlt~:iome lhe school district's offer to 11H ~ ...,. ! ......., ~ ... '"''--buy 375.000 gallom of oil, Uberty 8-1303 ' 1 1~~~~~~::'.~~~~;l;~~~u~st~ees~~w~e~re~lo~ld~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;:::;~~:;;:::;;;:;;~I ~9.~~i59.~~ .tir=Si6s l1 SAVE UP TO 500/e ,.., 0. Suits, Spornolh, Slockl, Shlrh. ... • ..,. ,, ~"':I Hftd to fft'flhe Mnd creft.mtnshlp thtt 1=~1:-'. :::1H I wt ~t Into out 91rments , 9)\le1 you Snit. & w... ... lM • NLQT\T tnm, NKtltoN JITTID Q.Ofita Ctlh""'9 ...•. 141 ft "'·~y llll Shl,u .... IJ t ~ •WI .... ~ r!1111 -"""'llM"" iiii • ANT snu C0"9 C:DJ 5000 ....,1 ~ • ,.. A&.TllAnoNt WeoltM tM lMft lw App•t t 1Rt Pk. 1»-t211 · ___ ·----- • .,,....Jewett .._,,..11 ... -llSSI Madrth•r 11~.-'th f.\!9'1 St•• Alll .. O•ar H....i. fW'f, •~If .t ~"" .... 11.t-.._ ..... ...,..,_. & I. C...111 •..... , •• ( Sunday Only,,. Sept. 30th ' ' . . Warehouse CLOSEOllT! ~ s: .. • c .. LARGE ASSORTMENT -FULL iO~TS • ALL COLORS e POLYISTIR e COIDUlOY e .lllSIY • WOOUNS e DINIMS e l'ft.T ' ,1 • DOUIU •NITS, 1, ~ " LOGAN • LOW-LOW-PRICES! AT COST! BELOW COST! NEW PAnERNS , ..... Sl•,elclty, McCeH .. lirttericl 3 for $1.00 SUN. ONLY 1MOA .. S~lll 30th " '" ~ 10-am to .. -~ U~IR i 5-tn . • .. ~ 1260A LOGAH-tOSTA MESA I • ' ' ' • • . - I l • I l • • ' ' r 1 g t J I • ·~ ' • I • • • ' ' _Terra~iu•nas ~~in P{!pularity Cwt.._ u-.a Mollittr $tnkll Temrlwn ganlenlng 11 going over big these days. Eetllapc Its popularity ex- plosion Is because ao many wlto stlD lo•e gardeo!nc have moved into apartments or con- dominiums. Or perhaps you jwit wish to display or raise plants in your heated homes or orfi~ under C1?11trolled; carefree Coltdltlons. In any casd there is a splurge of terraria of all sizes abd .kinds on the n1arket, and pti:nty of proffered help in planting them. plasUc "astral domes'' !or table display. A flnn In Florida offers cube-shaped, icryUc containen ln etght sizes on bases in 11 dllrerent colors, eomplete with aoil sand, pebbles, cbarcoal, and seecb. • • Sauirday, 'jrttmbtt' ?q, 1973 OAJL V PI LOT f'I\> • .\ What is a lerrarlum? Any see-throy.gh container with a. cover tbaYwlll conse rve moisture \and humijllty, sea~ plants from drafts and abrupt temperature changes but still admit ,light. glas for cover makes a good terrariuin. Old-fashioned can- dy or aoothecarY jars are fine. The ViCtorian br•ndy snifter has reformed to become the well-known partridge berry bowl. Several mall order nursery catalogs o f f e r crystallite "greenhouses" and YOU CAN di>play youc tavori~e African v lo I e ts , orcbkh, or other house plants. You can make attractive little gardens of small plants like a coUectlon-·of peperomias or cacti, or you cao plant seeds and with the 'children watch them erow. Some offices · display a flowering plant in an astral dome on the recep- tionlst 's desk, changing it for another when its blooms are spent. PUT IN SOI L, PACK , MOISTE N, PLANT MAKE SURE CONTAINER, PLANTS, ROCKS ARE CLEAN An unused fish acquarium . \Yilh a sheet of glass or Plexi· Most gardens under glass other terrarium plants. All need only a wetl-lighted ~ give planting instructions. dowsill or table k>calion:L ~!-~Try your local nu rseries too. you are raising plants that ..\4 ' -, need more light than you rttY FIRST contact with have. you can add a one·tube or two-tube fixture of fluores- cent light. Good-looking stands for table terraria to locate in some other part of the room are available. Gripes Al~d ( Carpenter's Life Not the Easiest Sunflower A Gu zzler CARLTON. Eng I'& n d , (UPI! -l.ltUe Simon Barwell's sunflower j~t wouldn't grow, no matter bow often he watef'ed it. Simoo, 5, who planted lhe seed himsell. finally Sota Diego County Taxes Threaten Flower Industry By VIVIAN BROWN considers her husband a poured some . or his ENCINI TAS (AP ) escalating labor demands, tax " _._,..._. lllll111r craftsman who is very · urr fatlJ,er's homebrewed beer Flower-growing is a $31· hikes and pi:ice. f.~~zes. Carpenters work hard, incur d~id for his beautiful on the Plant. It is now 12 million industry I in northern Gladiolas and carnations A woodland garden ter- rarium· can be planted with materials collected outdoors if one is where wlldings are nearby and can be taken. It is important, though, to make sure this is allowable. Many wild plants are protected t>e<:ause they are considered rare. For~ most . or u s . especially apartment d\vellers. planting kits are the answer. risks and medical bills and cabinet work for which he feet high: San Diego CoWlly. alo(le accot!flled for nearly $9 then can't alwaya collect their charges carpenter'.s prices. . s EDS I A S,_ --" N y r Partly because of climbing million last year. E OF house p ants pay. That's the ...i~t of some wnycri=,.,, · · ·· --"-bl be d gripes from. man&Y" old·timers carpenter "starts r u n n i n g taxes and urban growth in Los Citrus and subtropical frwt P1 '~1a1 Y can d hsccurel around at 7 •• ·n the JMrru· g Angeles and Orange· ~unties. Ir 1 ed t oca y, as can san , c arcoa . who have gotten tired of :..., ' n eeii were va u a more soil, and pebbles . Terrarium reading how ex'pensive they to pick up material he will PJ8.nl Peas edging out flower growing .than $1.6 million annually, ki ts, howevem make planting are. need for the day's job." There there, the local industry has ornamental trees and shrubs. easier, for they include just ha is no down payment and an h ·---'-d · the For one thing, people ve the money for .lwnber is out of And _v .l!L}e grown about lo' percent an-at $5 milllon and bedding w at one ltet:\13 an in ~ 4'espect for their time, his . · DU1JJ ally . th Id 1 plants worth $2.G million. right amounts. , ··-B · Mi,;.1. • • own pocket. · nu slhce e m 950s. Since sources of supply are \\Thies a yron , · ui., carpen· He might work in 95 ....--_. fr I t · -......;i The agrant, lovely sight o not generally known, I am er· • weather for eight hours and R fs N "A I dy of the~--~~~ I do • ff 00 ow " llnwers is spread aeross hun-Weekender listing some names and ad-a 1iuu;111:1 uwl&.lJ some peop e n t even o er " ~ of acres north of San dresses: nothing of Biking a carpenter him a drink ''on the acorching cube-haped 1· · •-top t the lumbery-~ •-hen the job · --Calil I A · U n1·ego, where climate and soil s acry ic terraria w s a cuu w hot day." Yet w is ''ft:' oma ssoc1a 0.1 ria on colored bases from Int- exchange something, but she ' 'finished, lbe customer may ol Nurserfm.en says vege-conditions are near perfect. Gardeners' ernational Arts & ~(Box doesn't want to pay for the say something like "My hu..v tables that bear edible roots But growing land values and 3115 AMF , Miadii?1i1:3l1.s9) time it takes to do ii. Hours band rorgot to leave a check " taxes 'lre causing problems. come with soil, sand, pebbles, are wasted al!O in making. or "My husband doesn"r ~t or top growth are the ones to Seward Besemer , a CJ• nckl; .,t and seeds. A catalog sheet lT- planting glass oo .... ·1s was a spate of planting partridge berry bowls to give 10 friends for ChristtnJlS presents. (This, by the \vay. n1akw,s a won- derful gard~und·rais· ing project.) The specialist I discovered for this and for packaged vioodland mat e r i a I s, cac- tus plants, dish ga rd e n ~ OOnsai, a.nd terrariwn sup- plies. was Arthur Eames Allgrove (North \Vilmington, J\ta 01887). In addiion to many Styles and sizes of temuiumii and bo".Vls· {incli.Jding bottle gardens) he provides a variely of kits and pla nts, some o! the latter quite rare. Incidentally, your garden club can get valuable help from Allgrove in terrnriun1 . boJlsai. and .dish garden d<rit· yourself workshop projects, as well as in ~lide·rental pre; grams on terrarium planting and on wildflower g3rdening .• For this and for all kinds of related information. lists of \plants, kits, and other supplies he publishes twice a year a pamphlet he c a 11 s a "register,'' sent {ree on re· quest. His 15th register is the current one. estim~tes. While people make 'paid until the 15th," or "Oh, plant in winter. University of California farm ~ "" 7·73) gives sizes and details. up their minds or argue 8 goodness I haven't been to the Of the so-called fruiting adviser, says m0re and more Assorted terrarium plants, FOR EXA!\WLE. his carpenter is wasting maybe _.bank .•. 1 •11 ·vegetables, only peas should acres are being tu.med ov.er to Here are some things to be dwarf, slow-growing, can be ~ropical terrarium plant kit in- two or three hours a 'tQ;bt. In Lake Owies. La ., where be planted now. housing and heavy industries. thinking about this weekend. secured from Geo. W. Park eludes the follow ing plants Some ask how much material the Carpenter scale is under Carrots, radishes, beets, and "I thinlr it is now a serious • When planting . bulbs. 'Seed ComPanY (Greenwood, with instructions: a miniature is .needed and_how-lhe job ls . ·$6, "wom~n ofteit cry on my turnips are cool season crops. question in some areas as to overplant them witb annua.Js S.C. 29640) where a variety of peperomia, a rem, a Neanthe going to be done, and then shoulder to get the job done So are !pinach chard and let-whether We should keep the such as alf$um, violas, terraria may hlso be had. Bella palm, a Japanese box-whcn-t~l-get-the~teb,--CID"per," says one !OU~tuc:e-:--AJl-can-tie gro"11 from flower mdustry------cti'"let the pansies -or f'u"gijU_J S_toek -Deeorative terra"titl1n}:-;-in---wood,-a~-fea~her k, white they ·w!I ,, do .... "~" '-' o hearted,· ca~ter. He often seed, though pt.any nurseries acreage be used for ho'~es.'I ,_a, aD bloom it the sama time eluding a .hanging ooe, are gravel, and soil. themselves. . • does.a little bll more for a lit· will· bave. lettuCe. available as Besemer says. ·and create a cool season available from W .. At I e e _Whether YQ le for a "' r. ~--: lil .··~ ~---~lf>~l* lie I;~ · tnmtplants in flals. You may The majority or flower sensation in the garden. B~· (Philadelphia, Clinton, partridge ber bo for the . A CABPEN'l'BR . ·~ t A"~ City carpenter also find in nursery n,u such growers don't have an opera;-~ • U •beionlas ·a re still' . Iii.~ , and RJverside, :-Calif.) dining room · t b I e , a his own tools, keep h!S own .J.afS, "lf you · hire a t~bit coo! season favortte1 ,ai ca~ tion large enough to qualify ._ bIOOminl. le811'_ them once w~ch also has a planter kit or d~ra~ve astra bowl' for books~ pay his own IOclal~ Carpenter, that's what you get. bage, broccoli and cauliflower. for the tax·saving designation again with liquid fish -or foltage plants, shells, and col-d1splay1ng flowering or foliage ~urlty tax., unemploytfte~t A good canpenter doesn't ex-Always insure the best or agricultural taiXI preserve. other recommended plant food lections of peperomlas and plants, or an ' 'i nd oor • , - FINISHED PRODU CT greenhouse .. in which you can raise plants and grQW seeds, you can have a lot or fun and fresh inlercst coining up wi th terrarium gard~ning. 1'wo recent books I have round-fascinating.....and a 19.'lll._ votuine I have enjoy~ might be apded to your home or garden club library. "Fun with Virginia and George A. Elbcrl Tcrrariun1 Gardening,'' by Virginia and George A. Elbert {Crow n, $5.95) is full of good photographs and firsthond nd~ vice and includes a useful source-or-supply section. "The Terrarium Book," by Charl es Evand and Roberta Pliner (Rando'm l·lousc. $3.95) is il- l~trated with drawings and diagr·ams, gives useful lists of plants ~ types of ter· rarium plantings and plenty of -other-informatioh.-B<lth_ ar~-­ also available in paperback. "Gardens in 'G 1 a s s Con· tainers," by Rober\ C. B. Baur (Hearthstone, $6.95) is equally usefUI and practical, with sketches. diagrams, and photographs, some in color. ~· ~cerise for bis pect to.ce\ paid until his ,..b is return' ·from ' Your vegetable In addition,· the growth in -and keep them moist. ~· he goes on. He mu.~ well done, and a g o o d garden. Tum~ the soil deeply rapid transportation has in· e Green up lawns for winter hn bea~ objects and lf he 15 carpenter doesn't take u.p a and work-to liberal amounts of creased competition. GrowerS by ~eeding the~ no'W. Set the injured gets no unemp~y· woman's Ume unless lhe ls cqanlc material before plant· in Bogota, . Colombia, are , cutting blades on lawn mowers m~~ta~re 10 n g-s u f. ~ingo~~a~·~O::O~:; ing. . 1 -starting· to ship flowers to the to cut closer as cool weather fering, too, he says. They not sad stnru 8b;06just must teJJ Winter rams cant be <;<>n-United States. approaches. · J'RUCK LOAD -SALE only listen to the chatter of somebod •• ,y .... " trolled, so ~prepare for posst~le ·. The U.S. growers are trying e Re\\'Ork compacted soils 1 th 1 k heavy rainfall bb insuring to establish controls on ~ this fiD. Add humus and work their clients but et em 00 No ~ter should work by .......1 cir . i im...-"tion of foreian flower 'in chemical or organic soll over lheir shoulders as they the hour · on 8 smal l job, &~ . a,mage. r g .a n c 1"11"°. "O·· d' · hich d.il work. tile an w h I 1 e the volunteer~ a "Jii .. llland, Ind., material incorporated 10 the products, Besemer said. while con . 1t1oners w are rea Y youqgsters are borrow t n g carpenter. A Set '6'prlce ishould . soil helP2·-------~"~Y:..ln_g:_to_n..;1gh:.,,_t _in_cre_as..;¢ __ coo_ts_._a_v_&_la_b_le_. _____ _ carpentry tools "to work .on be given . ••Too many thin.gs tbelr go-cam in ilie back-are tnvolftd, like the tlme It yard." takes him to ~ the materials There are those ,people, too, and so on, arid tben he must who ask for an estimate on wait weeks to be'. paid •... " fixing a roof and six months · But one carpenter in Lo · later when It Is covered with Joro, Colo., thinks . be has snow or Ice they want lt done found the perfect solution. as an emergency. At that "Carpentert should ·contract point .'!ll. Js like a_ skating all work and .then .everyone rink," he points ·o ut. wi·u be happy:" ........... ··---·· l "Sometimes It Is impossible. to hold a nail in your cold hands." . . 2640 ·Harbor Blvd. COSIA . MES A ·. · .. MA:NY VARIETIES· · · · TO CHOOSE FROM MIX OR MATCH 1ST QUAIJTY A Harrison, N.J ., Carpente!" has orten Incurred big medical Br omeliad Meeting Se t l bill s from back problem! that originated from lifting -bea~ "Succulent Bromeliads" .will boardS. 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JCPenney We know what you're looking for. • ' • • • Co111111 e nt 11age ' The Tragic ..... ~tory -of Martha ·Mitchell , - By TOM DOWLING w1u.111 .... ll•r·N••• There is a Rublt'OO beyond which buf. foonery cannot pass without becoming something too wrenchlng for laughter. Martha and John Mitchell crossect over irrevocably with the news of the f<1rme.r .attorney general's decampment from the couple's Fifth Avenue a p a rtment . Typically, it came In one of those patented Martha-Helen 'Ibomas phone calls. "He walked out, yes," said Martha, "but I've been trying to get him out. I'm so glad he's out of here. Anyone who sits here and never goes out, and never ac- cepts invitations." .f • Da ys as Ni xon's Court Jester Over from a bound volume of planned I Watergate horrors, noCed the Potomac boaUng trips Jolin shared w!Ut-Richard Nixon on swnmer evenings directly after the Watergate break-in, even acrused What the reporters "anted and needed a star and no one -Jtut of. all Mltcflell Nlxon of being in the Mafia. , MARTHA MITCHELL The disclosure of Mitchell's departure came on the heels of a Newsweek story asserting that ·he had told friends his wife was "a sick woman,'' whom he was loath to have committed. Jn her blunderbuss fashion, Martha riddled this 'account of her mental health \Vith maximum l grapeshot. Yet, ol course, she could not kill !he psychiatric explanation of her bizarre behavior over the years. SHE WAS, IN TRU'Mi, too outlandish a public figure for anything short or clinical suspi<;ions. Her test had a manic cast, a desperate gaiety. She C<lurted newspaper publlclty, as If she ·hoped to find evidence of her own normality in those end.Jess accounts of her abnormal doings and sayings. The media that celebrated her must have sensed a quiet, Blanche Dubois desperation beneath the shenanigans, yet. persisted in treating her as the staid Nix· ' on admistraUon's own exuberant "Hee- Haw" hostess. Helen 'nlomas mined her Marthaisms like WaJ ter Lippmann work· ing the political mother lode and became nearly as renowned in the process. Good Old ~1artha calling again. We played her for gags, even thoul!h we knew - since the Watergate break-in , at least - that the laughter 'ft'OU!d uJtimately die in our throats. How else could it end. except with ~lartha on the other end of the line, hysterically talking, talking, talking. dismayed that her ingeasingly more outrageous utterances were disappearing deeper and deeper into the back pages of the paper? OF COURSE, it \VAS in the cards that htartha would never understand 11.•hy peo- ple who once !aimed over her would now ignore her, fob her off as a drunk or a kook. She was created for entertainment purposes, to be-dropped like a stale TV situation comedy whose antics had gone flat through repetition. It \vas Martha's lragedy that ·she sup- posed her ''lriends in the press" to be real ·fri ends, with her best-interest! in ntlnd. '.I'hat, Of course, wall· merely the press coverup, and ~1artha uncrftically bought it. caressing her zany treasure trove of press clippings as if they were respectful tributes. was a garrulous court fool , a scat· -cow.Id admit that she wasn't funny, No one listened lo her now. \\'as she terbrained haysee4 whose fatuous mus--that the fall from stardom \llOUld destroy groping after the truth, seeking to resur· lngs wculd underscore the Nixon team's her. J. Edgar Hoover lauded her at a rect the news coverage she'd come to de- lack ol glamor, its lack of sophistication. Headllners' banquet, noting "she doesn't pend on like an oplate, trying to good her Martha looked out the Justice Depart.. indulge in this weary rhetoric we bear so husband to speak out'? Who col.lid say? ment window and termed the peace often from people." She wowed them on All that was-certain was that she sound· d e mon stra tors "liberal Com-"" the Todar. Show, telling Barbara Walters ' .fed like a woman on the edge. We ~d munists." Her description flashed around that Mttcbell got "a bang" out of her. made her and now we }Sere discarding the world, and to the astonishment of She went on Mike Wallace's 60 Minutes her. · those v.ilo moved the story, the ~le and described her hll!band "as one· of the It would be easy to recall Mitchell's liked ii. They chuckled, instead of most intelligent men in Uils whole coun-aphorism that ~en the ~ing JtCts t~~· demanding Mitchell's resignation. Then try -in fbe world, J -would even say." the tough get going. Yet, 1n fairness, It IS she phoned a .Little Rock, Ark., Well, what could Mitchell do? Smile 00 undentandable that he ,should have newspaper at 3 a.m. and recommended the outside even as he blanched inside finally walked out.. It .reqtnres no great ';crucification" for Fulbri.ght. Surely, this 'n)ey were 'destroying hls wife, fattening leap . of the !magina.ttoi:i to grasp the ~~Id r:oci~ the Amencan people to hef up for that final kill . Who was he 10 anguish of being an 1nd1cted fonne~ at· md1gnalion? No, only squeals o( mirth. point out that her footprints and palm torney general. Am~ng ot her things. MARTHA WAS SET ~ marks were graven in shifting san~ Mltch~ll wril go on trial _shortly for ~r-UP. She was r the than t'> jury m the Vesco affair. Perjury tn· meant as a minor sacrifice, a temporary a r cemen · •· dlctments in the J1T affair have also been embarrassment to t~ Nixon team. EVEN WHEN matters deepened, spoken of. To make . the least of ii, Jnstead,'by some baffling stroke of fate, seemed to veer out of control, everyone. Mitchell 's credibility as a witness on his she became a lovable celebrity, a legend pretended not· to notice, as when Martha own behalf is hardly enhanced by of mudd1eheaded candor. She called summoned a Roustoo doctor to her ?i.fartha's regular reminders that her hus-M~tchell "top cop" and cooed over "the daughter's bedside and then dismissed band is taking the rap even U it means sluny top of his bald head and his double the man with a bla.!t as a "busboy" and lying under oath. chins." Mitchell sucked bis pipe and "seedy-looking character." Finally, the No doubt he had to leave. The agony of spoke of raptur~~ l~ve, though God Watergate came and the whole bubble living with the \\'Oman must have been a.r koows \l:hat mort1f1cahon he must have burst. She told the world she feared for great as the agony of facing the outside felt. . ... Mitchell's life, raged aloud that her hus· world. Yet, you wonder what might have In one giant leap ~artha had landed band was placidly 'taking the rap for his ,been avoided if ltiitchell and the press hands and f~et fl!Sl in the wet concrete erstwhile Jaw partnet", revealed that her had not acceded to turning A1arlha into a of Grauman s arunese Theater. She was husband used to read himseU to sleep se!C-aggrandizing gag in the nrst place . ~------------------Our Mrut in San Francisco ------------------~ -.=-·_.,,..._ • By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO - I don't know, maybe I 'II skip the opera opening this season. Our C(lmpany is 51 ye~rs o1d and since I've recorded more than half the undeniably glittering opening nigh'ts, each one· better than the one bclore, I think we've both earned a rest. · Besides; my tails haven't come back from tbe cleaners yet and I consider that an-omen. Not -that a man should ever send his tails to the cleaner in the first place. While women try to \\1ear -'omething hideously new and ex- penSive for each opening, ~he man who shows up in the oldest set of tails wins the status derby. The current record l • holder, if memory serves, is David Dibble", who wears a set made in 1919 ror his grandfather. Once navy blue, it is now green, as in envy, which is what the rest of us feel upon viewing this remarkable creation. ftly own tailcoat was cut at Bullock & Jooes in time for a reception honor· ing the arrival here of then Queen Mai'ie of Romania. Through the ye~rs. its surface progressed from patina tttrough -verdigris. becoming -stiff enough to stand alone at the bar dur· ing intermissions long after 1 had gooe home. It was only when what al>" pcared to be toadstools formed on the lapels lhat I sent the noble suit to be cleaned. That may have been a mistake and gives Dibbte a clear fie.Id . A FINAL WORD on this subject . Most men go to the opera in rented tails that look it. As a further abomination. they wear pre-lied bow ties with adjustable neckbands lhat slide up the collar be<:ause they neglect to thread them through the lit- tle loop in the back of the shirt. Worst or all, they wear STREET shoes wilh chcir taiJs_.rather than the patent lcath£>r pumps that are de rigueur, an expensive French brand. You look al these people and you say to yourself '·This' is the city that knows how?" (it's okay to a.sk yourself questions as long as you don't reply). Men wh!> wear street shoes with tails should be banished to Benicia with Tricia. THE OPENING OPERA, ' ' L a Favorila," also known as "The King's Afistress." was presented here for the rirst time. Along with ' ' L e s Huguenot.S," it has long ~n X·rated by ..the Catholic church because its hero, a priest name'd Fernando, blows his vo11.'S and the monastery to go on the make for Leonora , mistress or lhe king o! Castile. ')'he fifst Soap opelJI, obviously, since this Is laid in 1340. ' I should point out that when Fernan- do gets big eyes for Leonora, he doesn't know she's somebody who's· halfway between a mister and a mat· tress, hence the term. He hu only seen her praying at the altar rail, loolclng vlrgloal. Being an Innocent, he figures she likes to hang around Sheraton-palaces for the laughs:. She, on the other band, digs Fernando all right but isn't going to chuck her deal with lo.Ir. Castile for a guy who doesn't have a refried bean or a peso In his pol. . Hcr.i.·eve.r, to keep him hanging ~ • .A.he: gets h:ifD ~Wion in the Spanish Anny, straight '8.larles being Wjknown In those days, and be prompUy becomes a hero, driving the ltfoors out of Spain and into Oakland. I won't tell you how, Jt ends except that it does. Hunt: The Spy Who· W a·s Left Out in the Cold E. HOWARD HUNT Quotes "Jt'a a good answer for the energy crisis. lt's working beautifully and already it's become a, landmark In town .'' -Solomon Kugtn, rurul en· 1reprtneur of Guerne,·Ulc, C11lif., o~ _the .-... \•ahK! of windmills to produce clec1r1c11y. ---.. .l\tlcbael Rucinski, ~.F. -.. Aft r severa1 dismal faUu res tho legislature will soon have another opportunity lo legalize a suite lottery. Eight slates no;v have lotteries; acven Qthers plus !he Di.~trict of Cohunbla are l'Ontcmplating the same th.Ing. The trend 1.!i clear." 11. Battle, Ingltiwoud, on campus i-~v~"An1-11Udent.fwM fighting or carry any type of weapon on cam- pus slM>l1ld he automotically upclled ... We have to show u.ese students that we mean buslness and are not going to tolerate tbl9 type or conduct on our cam- DUSes." Robert &.-018tlan, Sou&h 1...3.guna - "'lb: Unlted Stat .. C4ngrelS throogh the agency of the Ervin Commi ttee is trying 10 find 11 way to write legislation that will make elecUons decent and rMpectable. All my lire I have seen (e!rorts) to !Ind a legW NMtltute ror competence &nd btlletty. There ls none.'' By llUCHAEL PUTZEL MMcl.uell P'm1 WrU.r A romantic, an epidire, a novelist, a spy. E . Howard Hunt, by all reports, is a character fro1n one or his own mystery books. But he didn't come across that way Monday in his rirst on-camera performance -in the role of a witness before the Senate \Vatergate committee. lie "'as serious, precise, nervous and hoarse. The photographers bothered him. He asked twice that they move back. The warm smile rarely nickered. The television cameras exaggerated the deep lines in his thin face . He lidegted with an adhesive wrapped around one finger. Unlike many who preceded him at the wtlness table, no gold presidential cuf- flinks nashed at hi s wrists. This former \\'bite House aide had buttons on his blue shirt sleeves and wore a khaki suit, no pin stripes. Two of his four children -Lisa, 22, and SI. John, 19 -S:,Al .solemnly be~d him. St. John's shoulder-length bro"A'D hair was held back with a barTette. His father's thinning silver locks were trim- med short. The witness spoke without..emolion or expression -perhai-s it was the pro- verbial ice \vater coursing through his veins. But his words e.nllsted pity. "To put it unmistakeably," he said, "I was an intelligence officer -a spy -Cor the government of the United States.'' Thin and pale, the SS-year-old Hunt told the senators he went Into the Watergate burglary believing it waa "a duty to my country," but "now I find myself confined under a sentence which may keep me In prison for the rest of my life. • "I hive been incarcerated for six months. For l 'Ume I was in solitary con- finement. J• have been physically at- tacked and robbed 1n jail. I have suffered a stroke," he said "I have been transferred from place to place, manacled and chained, hand and foot. ~ am isolated from my motherless children." Hunt's v.·ire was killed in a plane crash last December. None of hij books envisioned such an end (or a man like Howard Hunt - alumnus of the OSS; 21 years as an of· ficer in the clandestine CIA ; one fateful year as a White House special agent . ·•1 cannot escape feeling that the coun- try I have served for my enlire life and which directed me to carry out the Watergate entry ls punishing me for doing the very things it trained cind directed me to do," Hunt said. Cuban E~onoJDy Das l111proved Fidel Castro rece11tly celebrated the 20th a11 11iversary of liis C1'ban revolu- tioll. Amo11g tl1ose attending was the author, tollo spent 10 da ys obse rving the CubC!'/1. scene. By HAROLD l\10RRISON C1naclll" P'rtH l"•r•ltn l!dltor Cuba, the Com munist base in the Caribbean, is begiMing to s how economic imprt'.lvement but it has miles and miles to go. Even Fidel Castro admits this as he tells his people : "The next rew years v.iU be years ot' hard u·ork, sacrifice and struggle." For the average Canadian traveler, Cuba may appear as a picturesque, enchanting island, trim.med with sandy beaches and swaying palms. Special hotels for tourists can isolate the traveler from the heat, the skimpy CubaO rations of meat, butter and other products and Lhe continuous u·atch by security rncn. EVEN TlfE Sierra ~1Aestrf&. the moun- tains u•hich ptotectcd and gave binh to the 1953 c8stro revolution, evoke roman· tic thoughts as evening skies tum red and blue beyond I.he setting swi. Bat1TI1ve1-on t~ same-roads-by day and sweep your eye b<yond the field• of sugar cane and the bamboo hove.ls come Into sight -hovcls and shacks where worken llvc, .we.ltlng for the better life commwdsm has promised. For many who starvc<t' under the old, pre-Castro regimes, the better life has already anived. At least thty haYe work Bild an equal-share In raUocted lood and clothing. No man OOtwecn the agts or 18 and 65 is wlthouf a job. Indeed, fie will go to Jail U he refuses to work. A minimum u·age of 85 pesos a month -about $100 -is But ~Hard W ork, Sacrifice' Remaining cnlorced. Many workers earn between 200 and 300 pesos a month. RENT JS controlled with the state charging no mo re than 10 percent of ·wages for accommodation. And some Cubans live well, sharing old mansions taken from tbe rich or in huge new prcrabricated apartment complexes springing up in the suburbs of Havana and Santiago de CUba in the eastern Oriente Province. For many of these Cubans the com· petition is not so much for basic food and housing as for .some of lhe finer things In life : a radio, refrigerator or television set. A private car is out of lhe question. Those cars that still rattle across city streets are mainly old wrecks. But the s-tat~ has cars of its awn. along with fleets of buses, and many officials can gel cars if their jobs call for vehicles. For th majority, transpor1 means the bus. OFFICIALS INSIST tbe(e have b<tn the Caribbean -caMOt play the role oI rtch uncle forcvei;. So the Cuban leader h'ls set a heavy economic task for his peopie : an Increase in national economic production of no less than six percent a year over the next 10 years. That's a big target for a country so poor In """"""' and yet lorced by Its tdeologlcal and political policies to main· ta!n I buge anny, Some nelptloring nDllDtries are known lo be ......,. about the CUhan anql. "WllY SO B1Gt•1 a cartbbeon vllltor pinnbled durlnf I military display that showed a rmely tuned graduate corps ol men and womeu olllcers, -•tepplni in review before their leader. They were lollowed by the la~ll mllltary hmlware, including new ampblblous tanks, rockets and long-range lleld artillery. Squadrons of Soviet-made. fft1 flew overhead. Many dlplomailc observen reject sug· gestlons tll.'lt pemops Csstro ts preparing military pres1Ur111 to e1pand com- mlll1lsm in the Clrlbbean. They !eel he bas too manf DnibltmS at t.:>me ·to 1am- dramatlo chl)nges 1n ll9lng condlUooa,.,.,.'-~-~== Expand<id ~trucilOilli a• virtually eliminated Illiteracy. Medical tralnfng has lnettased 80d thooe who ire "' ______ b0l;•;...;;;."" ~~ rtrual• . that might sick get proper care. But compare Cuba with 90mt ol Its nelghbol'll and the struqle comes into •harper locus. Cuba ellll Is ba1lcally a land of sugar cane, tobacco. nickel and rum. ' Afuch of the material it needJ Is Im~ ported. ·Because or Ill heavy dependence on Soviet aid, Cuba does most or Its ahop- ping in Soviet stores . Planes. trucks, guns, rockcta, radJOs, watclte.9', tankl~ • shlpr, radar and other equipment come The more -•lndni l!,l'DIPtCI. some lrom Russio. observml MJUOll, Is thlt Castro will lllplomaUc olllcia11 here estimate that continue to pnJlllOt6 a """""""1a betUe Soviet aid must 11111 to more than $1 and enCDlll'l&• IQllTllli wid"are by those mUllon a day. "1lO advocate .....,.unllm. But his main -• at bomo wlD be to "WHO KNOWS/' uy1 Castro, "what attempt to fulf\ll;;;ru.. o( a better life tremendous fU[ferlng our people would for his people. bi ve had to tndure 81 the price for our · revolution If we hadn't received luclt CASTRO ROal.F...,.would like 1o aee huge loreign aid." . • the lann ..,._ cllverollled-i..t 1111pr But C.stro undoubtedly realizes tbat cane, more ll-. lie bas Imported even tho Soviet Union -no m1tter what J..,sey1, llobtelal tnd Herolords 1rom lt~ po11u .. 1 target In Lall~ ~<11. and Clnadt lriedq them with J cattle l to strengthen meat and dairy herds. But the Cu ban sun ls hot and Canadian cattle don't fare too welt Officials say there will be still greater concentration on dairy fh>ctuct ion in the future, in· c!uaing expcrlmen\ation with Canadian as well as European and Asian herds. Perhaps C!astro's most ambitious proj· ect is to attempt to triple nickel pro- duction to about 90,000 tons a year frorn the CWTent 36,000. He has estimated lhis would cost at least $600 mtlllon in basic ln"'-t.ment., a sum unattai~able unless the SOVlet Union 80d its Eastern Euro- pean satellites combine to help. A move that 1111doubteclly· WOUid ·help CUban nlcliel would he ttn)OVal ol the U.S. 1trade embargo. Castro keeps refer- ring to the U.S. policy as "a criminal blockade." But while he still casts the U.S. In the role of the main °imperiallst'~ enemy, there are Indications, In discussing the ts.ue with Cuban ofllclah, ~I the CUben govcmm<nt would be hlghl.Y elateil II President Nixon decided to remove the embargo. --·--- Saturday, September 29, 1973 The comment page of the Daily Pilot Heb to lnfol')ll and sUmulale rtaden by presenting a variety of com· mentary on topics 0£ Inter- est 111d stgnlllcance from Informed· oboerven a n d seotumelt -·R..;rt N. Weed, JOv bl lsi.,r . - • po y .. H H . . HI bo)'I and glrl1. llow are you . enjoyine: our wann weather? I'll bet that most of you are going back to the heache.s for . the weekend. kid, do you know that II you wm back In the mldwest where Uncle Len haJJs from, you would be call-inl UU. weather "Indian Sum-- mer." . I GUESS the hot weather must have made a lot of you come down with the "lazies" as Uncle Len's mailbox was not too full this week. Of ~ the entries that were received ~re out.stand- -- ' •' .. . ing 11 usual. Amona those , receiving HONORABLE: MEN-"·-----·-...... _____________________ -J TION this week are Duane and Debbie Kronnlck o f Mission Viejo, Toby Bogard of HIDltlngton Beach, aod Janet Reid ol Costa Meaa. 1' very special llJPUon 1oes to Usa Wllhemti. of Hun- tington Beacll who sent In r.... very fine entries but they ar- rived too late for thb week. So, Uncle Len will consider them ·ln next weet's contest. CAROL WAS kind of upset this v..·eek as she didn't recel~ too many entries for her cor- ntt and . she WODder.t. what * PRIZE WINNER * Tom Lydoy, IO, of 17421 Brad. Lone, Huntington llMch Any child unde!-12 can eoter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's Ill you do: (I) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 511 lnchea wide and 4 lnchea deep. Use black Ink and mate lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address m back of drawing. Mall It to Uncle Len's Ari Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 82628. Entries must be received by noon on Thursday for production on the following 5aturday. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. , hapened to 1111 tbt bo)'1 and yoo can draw for the next con-c · ,J.' c girls who write ouch good rid-test! Ask mom and dad to tell ~----~ and~lllld i-s you J1111 i-llW1)! different a 6 . orner • One-·ol tile nlcisi !e11en-· XLll!s"ol borsttthere are. · • • Uncle Len ever. received came from his little lrieDd Deaa Meyera In Covtaa. Deon la a resident of the Ma SOD l c Clilldn!n's Home then! and be just loves horwes. When I visited lim there, he had pic- tures ol hcnes all over the walls of bis room. He wrote to Uncle Len to thank him ·for the. tldtets to the hone show at Anal>eim OlnvenUon Center last sum- mer and sent along tome drawlnp of horses. Do -11 of you boy• and glrla like hones? u ... Wtirclon"t you Jee bow many different ftlnds of horses and ponies that AND DON'T !oriel to &end In all of yliur jokes and riddles and short stories and even poems to Carol. Remember to follow the rules in the Prize Winner box 10 that your entry can be con- sidered. Abo. be sure and remember to send your questions to Andy as you might he the lucky win- . . - RIDDLES and JOKES * PRIZE WINNER • MOTHER: Johnny, how many times have I told you to wash your hands before coming to dinner? JOHNNY: Seventeen, "'1W Cklht, t, .. 1• ,,..,.,,... St .. -·- ner of a whole set of Merit 1....--------------~----' Students EocyclO;Peclla. o r even a seven-wlUme let of ~-------'------------.., The Chronicles ol Nania. So; until next weelt-then, have a VerJ, very happy everything. NEW YORK'S AUTU~ The harbor was bleak and gray AB the boat pulled into the boy. The sun was a great orange ball AB the last warm rays did fall, Upon the earth, •o nice and clean And the days fly fast like a dream. The World has turned round and round And the autumn leaves are on the ground . .... ,.. ' s1w .. Alli ..... . •t•o..e.c.... ......... ... _lJ.tf. ~ -Coif. ,,,,,,,, ............................. ...... Merit ,......, lllCYdetltlflt .. ,.... u ........... ll. ., • .a... ..,.,....,,y..._,., ........... I miserable okl skin. Shedding Is a very difficult problem bee1uae the epidermis Is peeled off lite a stocking and the snake has no hands or limbo to help him. It mates bim very nervous becaUle tdll the task i~ finished, he Is more-«-less helpf.., and at the mercy of his memlea. ' She Crossed Country On 10-speed Bicycle G L 0 u'c ESTER. Mass. "We aaw that people ~ (UPI) -Becky G«1on CTOOS-• concerned with their own . ed the CQmlry on her bicycle families and own all~ In a but Ille~, tblnlc her sixth-really positive way," Gorton grade dUsmates back In said. "It left us with a rellly Olympia, Wash., will treat her warm feeling fo.r America all any dJfferently. the way from Washington to Mas.sacbusetts.'' -· For Weekender Adv~rtising Phone ' 6424321 - - t • . .... Life Ends For World's Richest Cat • Children's Desires Revealed STATE OOLLEGE, Pa l (AP) -A poD ol chlidren by Penn State Unlveralty reaearcbers ahQwed aboot 20 . percent have dreOlM ol grow- ing up to be clop or cats. One child said be wan\ed to become a bathtub when be grew up "so I can dr1nk. lots of. water." ', Othen of the 280 cbildn!n Jn. terviewed at day care centers across the state ·wanted to become Batman or falry princesses. And there were a few who couldn't imagine ever being anything but children . Drs. Elizabeth B. !Grchener and Sarah I. Vondracek said this week that their survey showed sex and race were im- portant factors in childrens' ability to think of theJMelves in an adult role. They noted that boys are more likely to think in terms of a general adult role, while girls tblnlc In terms ot the specific role ot a parent. Snake Dies, Judge Orders Replacement FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) -Eleven-year-old Alex Ayotta paid $9.95 for a pet boa constrictor, took it home and gave it a live mouse as a cage- --------• ' Saturday, Stpttmbtr 22, 1973 DAILY PILOT 9 U~ITt_.... Utter Bugged Jessica, a purebred Irish Setter, is the center of attraction, although her 19 (count 'em) puppies are the ones who crave attention. \Vhen Karla Fredotovich, lef~ of Aptos bought Jessica two years ago with m6ney earned babysitting, she hardly figured she'd be confronted will\ the problem of puppy sitting 91emales and 10 males. Of course she could solicit the aid of her friends. who appear eager· .to lavish attention on the. dog and her Pl!PS. Skylab's 'Space Minnows' Die for Lack of Food warming meal. H STO UP F . · c.~ · Wilen A! returned laterJie OU N ( !l -our· said Dr. R1c..-u Smumods, lhe . astronauts, which -ft\ fowld the ~de dead iiiidtfie-lbr;,.-•mlnuows -lhat ftldu~ the JSC _veterfuarlan.id cbarg~ ·'only tight, backward loops. mouse shuffling around in the ~eeks of weightless space or the .minnow experiment. "lt •..c..,~-•-- cage. flight aboard Sky I ab ap-was simply a case ol being so Woman Offers parenUy died for lack of food long with®t food." so THE BOY fro"' his during the last part ol their Simmonds said the four Steak Reward . would-be pet and showed up in journey home. the Small Claims Court of '.l'fle fish, the last of 50 born surviving minnows appeared J udge Paul Pettie. Alex said during the tw~ioonth Skylab 2 to be swimming normally ' ·OGDEN, Utah (AP) -Wlth , the snake must have been sick miss'ion, were dead when the arter splashdown and he had food prices rising and trui when he bought it and asked container in which they were hoped to get some of the fish dollar's _ value dropping,· an · fqr his rnocny back. riding home was opened at the back 8five-to stuay tlieir Ogde11:woman ·has·changed ~ .... ;_ "I don't think the ' mouse Johnson Space Center. They readaptatlon to gravity since reward she has.been .offering scared him to death," Alex had been alive when the crew they were born In space. for the return of her lost dog. told the judge. "See; there brought them back to earth All of the tiny fish born Mrs. Rlcliard White .aid isn't a saatcb on the snake." Tuesday, and were still swim-aboa.r4 the space station had that the per!OO. fmding ~ Pet dealer Barry Zeigler, ming when 1 hipped been abile to swim nonnally in dog, a female ~ who IOld Alex the boa, said the Wednesday from San Diego. a plastic aquarium in the zero Samoye<I, would receive 10 T., snake prollitilylfa~-oogs in· . "We had hoped they would gravity environment. unlike-bone-steaks Instead of-the-IS side him fro;m birth. slD"Vive the en lire mission," two finger lings launched wilh she lies been Offel'ing. • world scope (10 poka fw wh g'JI~ ........ con.ctfr) l Are any more crews scheduled to visit the orbiting Skylab sPace station? 2 If the postal rate increases requested by Postmaster Elmer Klassen are approved, a first class mail stamp will cost •• ? .• cents next year instead of the current 8 cents. a·9 b·IO c-11 3 1'.he n'ew Secretary of State, •• ? ... addressed the United Nations General Assembly last week. 4 .• ? .. were recently admitted as new UN members. a-North and South Viet Nam b·North and South Korea c·East and West Germany 5 H.as the United States officially recognized the military government in Chile? newsname (10 -ff,.. can ldontlfr this -In tho nowo) I am a New York Jets quarterback. Last week, • · ··· 1· ·suffered·· a·· ·separated .... right shoulder in a game with the Baltimore Colts. Who am I? ...... ·~ ........ . . ... ·- matchwords (4 points ... _ --) 1 ..... erratic a-act of spying ' b-to take up and SUPJ»rt a cause 2 ..... espionage lo addition to being a family fun fea-, THE QUIZ II an Integral part of the J.D.classtoom mews precram ire- sented In Orange Cout area schools 81 a pabtte service by the Dally Pilot. • news picture (10 pol,.. ff,..._, thlo --comc11J) With his wife by his side, former dictator JUan Peron waved to supporters during a recent campaign parade. Last week he was elected President of, •• ? •• His wife, Isabel, was elected Vice President on the same ticket. sportlight (2 points for w:h question 1rwwered correctly) 1 (CHOOSE ONE: Billie Jean King, Margaret Court) beat Bobby Riggs in the so-called "Battle of the Sexes" tennis match. 2 Baseball superstar (CHOOSE ONE: Willie Mays, Hank Aaron) announced his retirement from active play. . .. "... .. ... 3 Vida Blue, Jim Hunter, and Ken· Holtzman are mem~ of the .• ? .. pitching staff who have each won at !fast 20 games this' season. - a-Baltimore Orioles b·Oakland A's C·Cincinnati Reds 4 In which sport do teams from the U.S. and Great Britain compete every 2 years for the prize known as the Ryder Cup? a-golf b-tennis c·yachling.1 . 5 Which team ended the Miami Dolphins' 18-game winning streak? t t ) ' ' I. I I J ) I I I r .. l 3~~----•to h ... -a good opinion 0>1------,.--.---.-.------~~~-1==-~ ..... ev1c d-to fon:• out expel! roun' citable 4 ..... espouse 5 .•..• esteem •·having no fixed course; Inconsistent ,..., ... uoalon(no_.> • What. ii anyth ing, shOuld the UN do to help bring about a lasting peace In the Mideast? YOUR ICOlll! 11 to IOO point& -T°' ICOtlll II lo IO polnta -bcottont. 71 to IO potnta --II to 70 poln~ -Falt. 101-73 •VIC. Inc...._ W1t<ont1n . . . • JQ DAILY PILOT Saturday, Sl'ptembtr ~. iq73 • TONIGHT'S 57 TV HIGHLIGHTS ' CBS (2) 1:30 -Horse Racing Special. Triple Crown winner Secretariat is challenged In !be $100,000 Woodward at Belmont Park in a mile-and· a-quarter race for three-year-olds and up. KCET (28) 8:00 -An American Family and Reality. A panel of experts discusses the future of the American family as an institution, using the Loud family series as a point of reference. · · KHJ (9) 8:00 ·-''irhe Prize." Paul Newman, Elke Sommer and Edward G. Robinson.head the cast of this drama centering around the awarding of the Nobel Prizes in Stockholm . NBC (4) 9:00 -"Dollars." A security systems exP.Ort plans to rob a bank in which he bas just installed a burglar-proof alarm system. \Varren Beattv. Goldie Hawn, Gert Frobe. . KTLA f5) 11 :00 -UCLA Football. A d~yed telecast of today's game between UCLA and Michi- gan State. ........... ...,.,.,.. ................................... .. l 'V DAILY LOG Saturday ,_ ''"" .. Bibby Soldsblrt Shtw I (I) ........ 1 ...... l'tam Evening Tbe Addlm• F••iff 1:00 9 (() All In tht ~1•lly S.EPTEMBER _29 ~(I)lfg @mEmerttllCJ • SMptt'Stlrt' gf Rod Uriah Heep. 4:00 @ 9 (J) (1) This WHll in Prt Ao-gent, OslblSI, 1nd David Jones root11111 • guest. ~lml*lt · o @rn mn, P1rtric111 r1n.- outer Limits ifi: q} 00 Celebr lty lnvltltionaf O Millitl S MMe: '(C) (21,-i:llr) n11 '1h1 Pflz1" (dta) '63-Paul New- (3) Daniel Boone man, Edwerd G. Robinson. Wilburn Btolllff;S GJ Movie: (2111) "Uodercwm1r Min Builds, Mia Dntrop (dra) '46-Kattiarine Hepburn. · Dr1m1 I Cllarnltitllshlp Wreatlina Roller S1rn11 P1e111fer • P1noram1 Latino Teatro del sihdo Voice ol Aifle111tur• Movl11 (Zh1) "Vou'h '1f Ult Ar· • 4:30 • l11q11hy I Now" (com) '41-'l'hll ·Slivtts. 'Hi1h Ctl1P1rr1I 1:30 ljj (!) M•A•s•H It Pays to It l,..,..t Tht Jilr11ny Dean Shew Pl1te1 ContlnuM1 Thlt W11k ht Pr• rootbll @ It fakes I Thltt @ ~ t@ A8C Movie Sptdlll Bill Andtno11 Slllw (C) (90) RunlWI(' (dra) ')3 - Nm Bi~lion Ye111 (R) Ben Johnson, Ben Murphy, . Corona Now I PlltN ColltinMd1 5:00 ~nfalll Wtrld T• Be Announced w111rs Colnr Git tan Set Plnbust111 !:00 !HJ (i) M1iy Trier Moor• $hOW 6 Sermou1 l'mtnb O rysler Presents the @@111....,._W',.. Worll. -*-first-'l'V'Showing-ot ·-····--··-· @ Nishvlllt Mvsic '10ollars" with Goldie m Hawn & Warren Beatty owlt: "Undlrcumnr (dr1) '46 0 rij!@) llQl €S N IC SltuftllJ -Katharine Hepburn. ,. M1wll: (C) (21tr2011) "Dol'8n" I Th• Penu.O.n (1dv) '67-W1rr1111 Be1tty, Goldie (1) HFl li1111e of UM Wtd: Hawn, Gert Frobe. G1111by Pl1ct 9 Moftl: (90) "'Tiie Crt1lvrt Fn• Vi11ct lo111b.lrcil: The Sde11ct t11t Blatk La~" (hDI) '54 -:... ind ArtOfFOOttiill RiC~ard~Clrls0n--;JUli9Adains. 5;30 flj Hee Haw ' IJ CHEVROLET INVITES ED P11yhoust Ntw YIDlll '1b• 4D's" * YOU TO SIT DOWN ~lO AND SEE "STAND UP U for enjoyment, Buick AND CHEER" *prescribes the O Johnny Mann'• Sbnd u, 111d Bob Newhart Show. Cheer The Lennon Sisters ruest. ljj (j) BoO Ntwllart Siio• ! ({) ~@ ~ ([) Nm 6 Alfrff Hltthcock Prtstltb Untlmed World Ml1t1rlty Community Movie: (C) ''The Oftr.tfle·Hm 10:00 9 Cil Clftll l11111ttl Sllow liang Rides Apin" (C1lm) '69--Wil· @{})&)PREM I EI E lirlrf ter Brennan, Fred Astaire. Hen Porter WqoMr $lloW Jlm111y 0.111 SM Acdll Qlunt · Box de Mulct • Ract Car Action Cii111141 V1rltty Hour Spted R~~r Leu Con!Olt Sllow 5:oo o oo-m.m • ...__ --1o:Jct IM.r.pper.lodprs Shn_ ·HM H1W 6 DJ. Ire• bslor11 • Reel Don slHle Sllow m fl) Nns 1!!1"-1 li1llt1Y toiiby .Slktsboro Show {$) N1tion11 Ctorr1phlc 1D:40 Jinm la11'f'111• Procn• fjll tin S11ow 11:00 3 u Cl) ®l News : P 1 A,..Amerla1 f1111lty lA foolb1H Otlayed telecast ind eality (R) of Ille UCLA/Michi1an State 11m1. (iJ Anlm1r World M1nblJ Di11011 Te1t10 dtl Sib.Ide frlfht "f&flt Tblff Stootts Minic111: IMpesslblt 6:30 Ntws Rev. leloY )tnll!M MIC Men Colllrrenct @ Rock Concert-S\Ma II: .. 6 TwlUPt Zone 700 Ch1b m i& ..... , hport Senion "C011kitChln" s Starlost ij (i) MOW.: "Strlqlrs Whell W1 m Bliek C11ptl Specill ier (dra) '60 -Kirk Douglas. Plite1 Colltfnlladf I It II Writttl m Jonlthn Wlntt11 11:20 . Nns · Ci"pullftl 00 Morie: (C) "Blood ol the . Lassie ampr,..-(hor) '58-0onald Wollit. Little Rue11s 11:30 IJ f1bulou1 52! (C) "H1uset'1 7:00 othtr Peoplt, Other rt1a11 M•IMIJ" (dra) '70-Divld McC.I· . The Starlosl hrm, Susan Strasberg. 1Gwlin1 tar Dolf1rt @ Morie: "Mambo" (dra) '55 - 6 Other f'ffple, Other P'tlCfl Silvana Manaano, SlieUey Winters. Nm fJ Movie: (C) "lllf .. Violent Pto- • Die• Yin Dy111 ShM pie" (dra) '57 -Charlton Heston, SptUlfM on Cove111Hlt (i) Sbr Trell f.i9) 00 ml~Llwre Wtll.... . (D ~ovle: "VICI Sqgld" (dr1) '53 · It Takts 1 Thief ..._ ~-Edwatd1t"flol!_inM>n. 1 ~The · ----------~@ Movie: "Uttlt -hy-Wjld 011d of Animtlt (dra) ·53 -Bina Crosby. I ...... " "'" (R) .. I~ .... , .. Polict SUr1eon Morie Speed R1ur 11:50 · 90 Tonifllt Cleavon Little hosts. 7:30 Wild World of Animals 12:00 Rod. Con«rt L1ui1 "Run to Nowhere" Part I Movie: "Psrchom1nl1" (drt) '64 I 8011!11 From the Olympic--l!e Philips. (3) Lers Mike 1 Otal 12:30 (i) Movie: (C) "A Boy Ttn feet Tht Lucy Show fifl" (adv) '65-Edward G. Robln-OUI•'• Sirls son. •. 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SERVICE ' DAILY PILOT CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT I PLAYS LESBIAN ON 'MEDICAL CENTER' -Lois Nettleton Explains Her Feelings • ...._.... • Crichton'• 'Westworld' Blackmailer Directs . - By BOB THOMAS LOS .ANGELES (Af>I -The hottest new film director is a giant of a medical doctor who gave up medicine to write best-selling science f i c t i Et' n thrillers. r.!iMlaeJ Crichton, w ho stnnds ~root-9, has his own · version of how he became a director: "blackmail." Cbtichton, 30, is both author and director of "Westworkl," a futuristic film that has drawn good reviews and . sensational business. MGM reported last week that in test ·-. • ENTERTAINMENT engagements in C ht.Ji.ca go, ''---------~ Detroit and C I e v e.la n d "\Vestworld" earned sUghOy over $2 mUlion in 275 tbe~rs. Marshall and William Wm- Sets-, de8trt, and western and medieval sceneS', C r i c h t o .n made '1Westworld" on budget . Yul Brynner and R.ichard'Ben- jamln deferred their $100,000 salaries in return for 3 share of the profits. Their futures look very good right now. so does Michael Crichton's. Studios that tW1led down "Westworld" now offer oi>en doors to him. He is being careful. "I'm looking for multi-pix pacts," he said. "l do my stuff better than anyone else, and I want to De able to do it wi,Ulout J:tavlng to Jlgree to other considerations that are ' rammed down my throat. I want to make more pictures. But first I want to engineer as much freedom as I can." MGM, \VIUCH hasn't had a dom. It appeared on ABC last winner in inany months, is season and was well received. now making. cautious predic--'But the attitude of the tions that the film will gross studios was that Crichton CRICHTON, WHO stole time $30 million. It all comes from could not be truSted with a big during medical school to a film and a director that feature. ' write, has turned out 15 books hardly anybody wanted. He wrote an original script so far, but he admits his There was a little fear and about an adult playland in the literary output has lagged much a m u s e m e n t in middle of the Sahara Desert since he began directing. He Hollywood when Crichton an· and submitted it with himself hopes to remedy that. nounced he planned to become ·as director. He tried it on "I 've got two books that I . a film director. It didn't make evi;:ry studio. except Warner \vant to do, and I hope I can sense that the H a r v a r d Brothers, which. alrea~y halt find the time," he said. •·I Medical School graduate who turned him down as director . think 1 will do them dif· was already a success as an of ~s own ... book, "The 'terently. I always wrote books author would meddle in a field Terminal Man. that would make good movies. r· • OKLAHOMA CIU_DI tNI ~ KllfelTIW...-IM JU~IOI 89NNl.1 !NI s.n Dl•go Fwy C11>llllflno Off·r""P ' . ou• MACllMllH • Al ~ SCAllCIOW \II ' KUS • STIVI ~ BULLITT tf'fl (ll Nt 0.. UMfr II MillittM IK) w..-il...,..,..... HP.VY TIAfFIC ~ HAMMll,Of GOD• be knew nothing about. Now J can make the movies But Crichton decided to ONLY MGM agreed to let without writing the books. So "'~== learn. He studi.ed !Wberl Wise him direct "Westworld," and now I think I .should write •nesponsihle~ Actress Portrays Lesbiart during the filmmg of the then only iI the film was made books that will make good Crichton b o .o ~.· -'!The An· in 30 days on a $1.3 million books." A'hnie Claymor is beautiful, "Then I felt a responsibility dromed~ Strain. He watched budget. . . As for his non-existant sweet , witty. a psychiatrist to the homosexual commuhity. ot~·ifu~'{~~70und it tough to ""I. \\'aS looking forward to medical career. Crichton says ... a l~sbian. \vho carry a great burden of get a job as a director " he gettk1~ off1 l1he. fast1_pa1 ":; hof he has no regrets. "And she's a nice person,'''· prejudice against them, to .d ' ma mg a e ev1s1on 1 m, e ..i "Actually, no," he said. commented I..Ois Nettleton, present the character . as .58!,So 1 decided to become a said. "But when 1 got on a "I'm frequently glad I w~t • w.ho. ~rtrays ~~~ r?le of Dr-._hon~Uy__,~nd enl~ghtenedly as· _director-:1.he...only_,w~lknew.; feat~~:nl ~~~~ .. my_self. ~~r~~rough med ~'fr~e ~~g Annie "'Cl".rym'or tn th--e possible. she-said.. blackmail. . --'1Jlg" . -. · tm~---~5-_-·- "Impasse". episode of MGM· Miss Nettleton pointed out ~pit~ a ~mphca~ed pt"?· tor:. 1you get. accUSlO~ed to TV's "Medical Center" airing sbe was not trying to make a. "BARRY DD.LER (ABC duot1on mvolvmg modem1sbc hiaVJng your feet hurl. on Monday, Oct.1at10 p.m. case for lesbianism ("I'm not film chief) wanted to buy a \lliiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;Oijj~iiii~iiiiftii~iiiiiiiiiiiiijjl "Annie is a competent'pr<r carrying a sign saying 'Isn't it book I wrote tinder the name ' fessional. She does her work marvelous' ") but merely of John Lange, 'Binary.' He HE'S A GOOD COP. .. ON A BIG BIKE · well and whatever her life is wanted to present a fair view· wanted someone else to direct · . . '"ON A BAO ROAD beyond that -her personal point based on what she kno\vs it, but I put a· rider in the con· life -she shouldn't be judged from homos ex u a I ac· tract that the director had to for it." insisted the effusive quaintances and her own study be me." actress. of the subject. Crichton directed "Binary," Miss Nettleton, who s e "In other countries \\•hich was retitled "Pursuit" sparkling burgundy personali-England for instance -it is as a ~1ovie of the Week star- ty seems so contrary ta the accepted more as an alternate ring Ben Gazarra. E . G . role, accepted the prOvocative life style than an illness. Many I--''---------· I part because it was "differt!nt psychiatrists in this country, and interesting.!' In doing so. tOQ. think, ~of~i:t~th~is'k':w,~a~Y·~'!!L~l-if?=-:-=':!::=~:::\-1 she.felt a_twofold responsibili· ~ I _can do is present a ty. human being living and work· "Because of the seriousness ing by-the same rules as m'any ol the subject, I first wanted others except in a private t.o be responsible to myself -area, which is only her con- not present a viewpoint con-cern. What's so bad about trary to my own. that?" CINEMALAND & SOUTHCOAST #2 WEEK DAYS 7 & 9:15 AJAAt:S 'MJJAM ~RX).fl.J'ER'T Hllrol'rocMcld! ~ _-afCTRA Gl.O: N 8.l.£'~~8.AKE · 61UY IGAEIN> BUSH Pr01ia:«! w Dneled by JAM:S 'MlLJ;W GUERCIO · Sa-.. by AOBERT'BOA!S Sby t.,. ROBE.RT ~ Wiil IU'ERT ~T:OO ~Ctrnposeclt.,.JN..ES ~ Gl.£fPl Unt1ed Al'111t1 I OriginM Motion l'ichn Souncttt.ck on Unit-.1 Artllb Records and T1pn [ jn.. tlit11~'9 ''Tell Me" on COlumbll Rtt«dt j ~~ CINEMALAND & SOUTH COAST 2 WEEK DAYS 7 l 9 P.M. SAT. & SUN. 1-3-5:10-7:15-9:20 Hl-IVAY-39 mm IT DUSI Ptui 2'1'ffllUR! 6ffill6 SliM6HJ• 1 • ,. .. L• Mlttd• e1..,,. 121·MH .... . OKLAHOMA CIUDI ""'. ""'' ........ JUNIOR IONNU "" _.,._t~!i''·'~ ,_,.... $AT0 SUN°MON 2:15-4:JS.7:00 & 9:1 5 NO RE SE RVED SEATS ri1IB "MIND· BLOWING SUSPlNSE !" SHOWING NOW! 68, s •• -s,, ... c ..... M ... • ~~·3J5l '''OKLAHOMA CRUDE' 11 sura11 ona·o1 Iha ,bastmov1as 1 .. · 01tna1aarl'' -#fftttn trO.W. WM•TY ' · -· "In QJlllct11mp1e. tanu.1um. f8lt mDVlna . W!!Jt llanJOJlbll . ll'Dm •lnnhllltolnd." ., -M1#Wl/O MW ...... Nw9 ..,.,,_ ... :=.:::~-GEORGE c.soorr,_d~ . -FAYE DUNAWAY • JOHNMILLS JAC~PALANCE • I ' -awtes Champlin, LA Times "S-.iPERB! SIMPLY FASCINAilNG!" -JudlJ:h Cr1$t. New Y!k Magazinfl • eowARoi!:ox 11'1'ntJ.¢kel"• ALAN BAOEt.. TONY BRITTON tiJMBER ONE BOOK OF TlfE YEAJll . llJW- THE SUSl'EllSE FlM IF 111E YEAlll CYRIL CIJSACK • MICHEL LONSMLE •ERIC PORTER • OE~PHJNE 5£YRIG Mi.lt~GEOAQE'S oe'L!:AUI • S¢tttnPilo~ by KENNETH ROSS• From l,.,.blll·•tHinuBoit*~FRf~ICK rOA , Oir9d~ FREt1ZINNEMANN ·~ b)i.JOHM WOOl.F M•io,WAAWIClt,ll.Mlll'OIM:licN-UlolMllSAL"'"*"=l'!lt'tt'1'-S.1' TECHNICOlOA• ~~ \ • ' ' . . • • ' , l l I , ' 1 c a t t a p I g T d n t l I • • -• • • • Saturday, September 29, 197) DAILY PILOT John Ford: He Was the Old·Master • By DAVID STERITT ceea came In 1924, with "The Unoupo o1blg·neme1tan1. And c11r1"1'" fdt11ao """"11"' ""''' froo Horse," But be.rote then even the veteran director orten stereotyped and ex· 'ploited. tie once anoounccd hlmstlf he had directed more than 35 would eventually have to sul> to a GfOUP of colleagues: with features, beginning ln 1917, mil his completed shots 'to the words, ·~y name't John plus several short two-reelers anonymous e d 1 tor~ , com· ~ord. 1 make w~stems." -moat ol whk:h have since posers, studio chiefs. and -He started In the movie become lost. In the words of others who would assemble buliness as early 85 1914, as a criUc Peter Bogdilnovich, the final film. stunt-man and 0 n . th c . set "More than most directors Yet Ford turned these assls~t. He went on to can do in a life time' ... he stumbling b)ocks for a.rt into bccomti one or the most had accomplished in less than • stepping stooes for genius. c· r lticaJly celcbraltd film· eight years." Using HoUywoqd's tools, ~e makel'.J in the worid: yet he Ford built hi3 career from transformed pOpular movie also enjoyed a Tare degree of theie. Before his recent death, technique into a aounding· popular success. He perfected his llfelime ol film.making had board for his personal visions the technlijue of "editing in accumulated five Academy of bwnanily, history, and the ca mera" _ building 8 film Awards -a record-setting myth. The adventure film. the THE DIRECTOR. often ex· plored armies. wars. and periods of war . ln the western format he made his so-ca.lied •00c.v•lry trilogy -"iPrt Apache,'' "She W«e a YeOow IUbbon," "Rio Gra nd e.'' "Drums Along the Mohawk" took place in Revolutiona~y limes. "Young Mr. Llncolri" prefaced the Civil War, while "The Prisoner of S h a r k Jsland l' conjured a darkl y symbolic view of post-Lincoln unsettlement. I I I I I lh I h Oscar-cow1t -plus four historical epic, and above all so mmacu a e Y at on Y t e citations "" the New York the western came to reflect "'nle Losl Patrol'' built a desert tragedy in a World' War I setting. Such dramas as "They Were Expendable" and "When Willie Comes Marching Jtome" came from World War II, during which he also shot several U.S. Anny docurrien- tari.es. And the Ford historical vision was not limited to the United States. "Mary of Scotland" moved into the ter· rltory of English history. while the India-based "Wee Will ie Winkie" triumphed even ove r the Shirley Temple cute· kid genre in its occasionlll visually inspired moments. absolutely necessnry had to be ..., . shot. He had a liking for Irish mood m~~c. often havin g tt • played on lhe set during a '/ti ore than most 4lreetors ean do tn a filming session. • And if you search your lifetime ••• he had aceomplbhed tn le•• memory for vlvkt image!! of .......--_ __ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ the past, you'd be amazed to --~-­ ftnd out how many o( movie- goers' shared historic a I recollections \\'ere originally directed by John Ford. LAST APRU., in an UD· precedented event, Ford was personally cited by the Presi~ dent of the United States via a nationally televised ceremony -during which he received the Mtdal of F~eedom. the na· tlon's highest civilian honor. In the· same evenihg, the Ame-rlcan Film lnstoitute also presented him with its first Award for Life Ach1evement. The President is quoted as having remarked, on that OC· C<J!llon, that he had seen "vir· tually all of the 140 Ford Mov· ies." Though thls conveys an ample enthusiasm for Ford's 'Ai>rk, it is unlikely that anyo ne has seen all the films· of this pr'odi~iously prQlific director. His first major sue· • . ' Film Oilics. Ford a Is o became the most broadly in- fluential of all American film· makers since D.W. Griffith in th e '20s. Orson Welles. a more self-consciously "intellectual" director, was once asked in a magazine interview to name his favorite directors. His reply: "The old master!!. By which I mean John Fqrd, John Ford, and John ~ord ... " FORD claimed that his film projects were ju.st "jobs of work." And perhaps they were, on the most basic level. After all, Ford built hls monumental career within the oonfines of the Hollywood studio system. There c omplercial a~ ceptance was considered far more important than critical acclaim. Success was thougRt lo · be based on familiar formats, tried-and-true ideas, SHOW STARTS 2 P.M , SAT. & SUNDAY .,/c humble rlli:lililt ter~ific ~le. "\Wlr ' ·'~ ... ~CliN~ ~ scturrddyunptioos! ---1.i....11 ........... ll~ Charlotte's Web IGJ..:=+· .. SHOWN AT 7;00 & t :OO P.M. DAILY • ADULTS -$2.50 UNDER 12 -_.75 Opett w .... .,. 6 p ..... -ht./1111.-lJ Nffft CINEMA I JUSI a pel$Ol1 WhO protecia children and other'~ tl)ings .•• ...-- JACK -TOM LAUGHLIN · OElORtS TIYLM 1u.wr.otoa-• .=.c::: ... llllllo A ... "ILllTTHI II.Al CINEMA II All the love ond all the lcwghM' ol Iha lrooc:lwoy hlll AF1'AJICCMICM-.CTillll 40 ·Carn1:s Liv Ull•ana Gene Kelly Edward Albert Bl1nlela'nt.1 .. : his intensely visual insights - which he splashed across the screen ln some of the most movingly construc fe d . uproariously s u c c e s s f u I movies ever to spill out of the old motion-picture d r e a m machine. NOR DID FORD limit himself as to genre or subject matter. His imagination rang· ed. aero~ Ute UnHed States - indeed, across lhe English· speaking world -like some great histocical wnaderer bent on finding univena.l human values. M. critic Andrew Sar· ris · summed it up irt Film Cu1ture magazine, • ' N o American d.ifector has ranged so far acros,, the landscape on the American past, the worlds · The list goes on and on. The draTna of family solidarity called "Four Sons." The psychological d'rama of "The InfOrmer," an early sound- cinema classic, and -"The Wings of Eagles." The period adventure-comedy of "Steam- boa t Round the Bend" with \Viii Rogers. The social drama of "How Green Was r.1y Valley," an exquisitely mov· ing film . of Lincoln, Lee, T W a in · "ffiE LAST HURRAH" O'Neill, the three great wa~. .analy,zed political emotions, t~ we:item and tranr Atlanhc "Tobacco Road" explored the ~grat1ons. the horseless In-~~Wbo'' set a love _d1ans of ~ A!otu!Wk--:"VaJley:-:story in AfriCi:" .&:< s e-v e n and the Sioux and Comanche women" set a tragic parable· ~valrles of the West, the in China. "The Grapes of Irish and Spanish incursions, w r a t h • ' b r o u g h t t h e an~ the delicately ~anced Depression convincingly to pohtlcs of J>Olr,glot ctties and life; "The Long Gray Une" border states. and "Mr Roberts" spreng In lhe procus, Ford created1•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,; a long list of memorable tltlea:11 l\tost famous were th e "Westerns, which came in all s hapes and sizes. "Stagecoach" 11 9 3 9 ) is credited by many as having made the genre respectable with its' excitingly filmed , enerletically acted_. "in· visibly" edited story -which also made John Wayne a ma· jor star. Later c ame ''T h e ~." exploriDC un· .pen:urrents ol racial bigotry within an epic canvas of home- steader-and-Indian adventure. "sergeant Rutledge" a I so dealt with racial tensioris in the O!d West And "Cheyenne Autunm" emerged as Ford's sincere attempt to Wlderstand lhe lndien• that an unthinking Hollywood -including, at tlmu • ..f.9r<I himseU -:. had so Trabert Acts LID 0 NIWPOOT Bt.ACH lNlRAN\I IQ llOO 1\ll • '' ~J\O ORANGI COUNTY EXCLUSIYll If Yo1 Lllletl ~f-f~_Ji Co1HtKtto11" Yo111'N S1ro .. Llkti "STONI KILLER" _._ loltort D"••ll y.,.. 11 ..... ·"BADGE 373" Costa Mesa Civic Playhou se PllSINTS "PAGE 1, PAST TENSE- An Ev•nlng of M.lodr•m• With Dloo Acts.'' .. Wllb1r Ire .. Sept. JI ·22; Ja.Jt; Oct. 1·6 WUT •ATl-OUNGI COUNTY PAll•lOUNDS l1Je '·"" Mml.....,_ n.to. ''' res.n•"-c•lt uw•, MM. "'"' !._"-•·s I • • • APORT x..1. NOW SHOWIN~ JIUMI Coltlll'll Tiil~ ! OF _Sllll~. I 7:00 a. 10:37 P.M. -I AIM . --· •vcift o·NHI " "THE THIEF WHO CAME TO DINNER" 1:55 P.M. M•tlftff S111ttdcty C•ll TIIMtN ,.., SchH1le _, -.......... CINlOOMl 20 ' . "THE STONE KILLER" .... '~~".:.1(.1. "D!LLENGER" II~ _ ... -.,,. ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEik "Su11shine Sea" "" Betty Boop C1rtooni 7:JO &. 9:JO E1eh l 1•11l"'t "A MASTERPIECE, Oq Of The Int Mo•les Y"'ll S.. 111 Till1 Or A"Y ""'·"--Joy(• Heber, L.A. Tim•• INGMAR BERGMAN'S CRIES AND . WHISPERS ..•. ART THEATRE "TMR STUDli.NT TE:ACMEllS" "HlOKT CA~L NURSES" "CLASS Of' '1•'! All 111 C110rl IRI Set., 51111. .. Hol, l rll p.m. >::1, ·::~ :::~ :~:; :·:·: " • CINlOOMl 21 .....---'.'..50UffD_OF MUSIC" .... "CHAILOn1·s WEI" IGJ P'll11r l .. ttra ::::-~ "WMli.at •· "" ~---''->LI l. ~ "THI LAST AMlllCAN HllO" .... _ _:Y~.!'1 1SHIM5 POINT'' '"fOUI THiii MINUTES All UP" '"' "WHlll DOIS IT HURT7'' "DAY OF THI JACKAL" <rGI ... "JOE KIDD" ' "HARRY IN YOUR l"O<:KET" '"' "EVERYTHIHG YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW AIOUT Sl!X" (Ill ll:EO WOLf' INN" Hlldocec:lr's "f'ltfHlY" 111~ 111 co1or1 111:1 J1mt1 CODvr" "HARllY IN Youtt P'OCK•T" "HICKIY AHO IOGGl" .::~, .~· "LAOY KU ... •U" • "CMINISI COllNIC· rlON" "P:llTI OP' f'UllY" All 111 .< ... rt 1a1 EXECUTIVE WIRE Mon. thru Fri. 7:15 AM -Sat. and Sun. 8:15 AM ON YOUR DIAL KAPX NEWS AND MUSIC • RADIO Sponsored By: STATE MUTUAL SAVINGS 5661 LA. JOLLA BLVD. LA JOLLA 615 E. FIRST ST. TUSTIN ' • MOYI( ro1 WtVES AND GlllllllNDI WMO llSINT .. llHG \#"::":="::'."""""..,."1f4KIN ,Ol GUNTID n..s'PY..:l\t;-6 as•pufect."'""'~ ...... .. .,. .. Oi!l-----Ct.lM.t~·~I. ·~·' ~...,._ ' ~kl• ~~l:!llU f~.AA.!i'I --,.1~1lr.Yt.i-·r11.; --1---- .. .. PLUS . lllJlt f Rli'VHOLD5 ,. "W'Hlfl ltGHf'NtNO,. I 21M11 Af Wfll•OOIC tLIHT l!A~f'NOOO "JOI KIDD" ... -~ ... ··-.. _ .. __ GEOllGEC.SCOTT FMDOOWAY .IOllNMIUS JACK PM.ANCE OKLlHOMA CRU!!_E ,,.. rot' AmA(TtOfol ~TEVt McOUEEN 008i.RT'Pllf,T()H "JUNIO• IOHNll'' ·. I ,lUl ·JAMES GA RNER ....... "A MAN CAll(O . lllDGll" ' • • • • ~ ' I • > , • • 12 DAJLV PILOT Saturday, Stpttmbtr ~1 iq73 PUBUC NOTICB--PIJBUC NOTICE .· • Aqum·i11s: I EENIE lJarassed Black h1 the Service l"ICTITIOUS •USINUI ,-ICflTKMll l&n:Utfl$ ll~I IYAT•Ml•T HAM• ITAT•MEHT Ti. folfWlflt Ptl'-1 .,-, .._flll TM folloWI ... ,_.... a. .... .,.,_.. °"'"-••i .,, ~ Choose • Quality • SUNDAY , By SYDNEY OMARI< Perhaps the n1ost difficuH sign to "get a line on" is Sagi~tarius. Here we have la\V and learning a n d coin· murucation and also an ahnost fanatical conviction of "'hat is best, not only for the native. but for all of us. Interests are wide a nd far· -flung; pr ide is c norn1ous and attitude cen be pedantic. Politics and world stage a rc in picture a nd Sagitta rius .takes giant strides. This results in big ga ps and this person is not al"•ays awa re that the re are spaces in experience and knowledge. However, Sagittarius i s generally truthful , loya l and .. It's terr ible lhe way some towns have gotten so commercial'' HICICOllY FA'litM& Ofl OHIO. 10.1 NEWil>OllT CENTEll llltOPE:llTU:S, lr'Nlt ....... ~ ~I IHCI\. CA n..o aoo ......,.,t c~ °';., •. w .. IU. Mlu..el J. 6 l('9 L. /loW>I. 410 N---1 IMcl\, Ctl, t2'6I C.wlllo 51 .. Cot.II MIM. CA "'f' Jolifl K•ltll YGnkfr., to1 O.vy !lite•, Tllll llu$hlffl II COl'lducl9d b'/ e Of""'•l NIW!Mlfl 6"<11. CeMI, Y)Wt Pfflt'lel'1hlp TN1 Dutlnet1 11 cDllCll,IC:ftoll 0'1' efl I"· MICllMI J . Munr dlvkl!,1al. ' ' -Tllll 111~ ,._, tlltd Witt! tlle (Ol.lfl• JofWI IC. YcnKtf't May Stay ty Cl.,.k of Oreng.t C-1'1' Gii lfoftfl'IOtf Tllll 11&1-t W&I tllell wltll tlM CDUll- 2'. lt11 ty Cl.,k ol Ore11119 County Ot1 A1111111t IJ, DETROlT (UPI) -Andrew PuoUtlled Or•1'19' ca.it D•Uv ,-~~~ im 1'1m1 Crawford, a young black auto s..i1tmtllf" "· •lld Orlobtr '· 1,, '°• Pu1>11111td Ot"anp ca.it o.1rv "'~· worker who has beefto harassed 1tn "'°"" ~m•mo.r n. 19 '"" OCtoMt :;~ because he Jives in an all-while PUBLIC NOTICE neighborhood, says a visit ,.1CTiTious •usiHtss PU8UC NOTICE from the cily's new police NAME STATIM .. HT ,.,CTITIOUI •USINISS chief made him think he might The ktllowln{I I*-l•·Ool1111 bullrie11 HAM• STATIMENT 11: Tiie foMowl"9 P«IOl'll .,. dolllll "hang in there." t It&. s FINANCIAL SERVICES, Irie: .. bu1f<>tt$ •• , Airman S tepllea A. tttockrldge, son of Mr , and Mrs. DouAla5 H. ~1ockrtdge of 913 08k ., Costa· Mesa, has been 8"Slgn0d 10 Sheppard AFB, Tex .. after con1pletlnc Air Foree basic tralnlng. The alnnan has been aS.'lign· ed to) the Technical Training Center at Sheppard for specialized training in the civil PUBUC N(Yl'JCE Crawford 24 who was tiom 13llO Slledow L-Apt. L. l"\lflffklll. CA CHlllS;\. YNN '"" 0 p E""'Jt'T'Y L ' , ' '1631 · DEVELOPMENT CO. 163d1 MaQtltl"O ---:===--==-~:;;;;;;;;;-;---In r.11ss1sslppi and Jives with '"'ur•n<:•. 11.t•l E"•lt L Shflt•r• L•ne. Hu"Unglon Bt~ll. C11. t'JU7 I" NOTICI o• TllUST9E'S , .. LE bts wife Glenda 20 and two Pl"111t11t s-1ee1, inc .. a Cellfornl• Thoma• AW.et. 16"1 Meooll•" U M, \S " .. itn-u ' I • CorPGl'tll0t1. 15111 E. Wlllttlw Blvd., HunllntlGn Bueti. C.t..,.., Ori OtlOMr . ;., 1t73. 11 10 "'·""·· cblldren, answered the door Whllt!t r, C1lltornl1 LIK"llf Arlent A'ldMf, 1~1 Megelltfl M>UTHEllN CALIFOll.N1A Fiii.ST "''" and lound the city' newly an-Tllll bullM$$ I• CGllCllK"t«I llY .• cor· l.11 .. H1,111tlti0lon BMtll, C•I. ""' TIOtlAL llANK. I N•lltn•I B111k1f19 5 r PCll'•llon Tiiis bullfllU It conducted by• ll"IW•I ' d 1 tppOlnltd 1ru1tH pointed Police Commissioner 111c"-rd w. Stot!•. Pr1sklen1 per1,...,.s11r11. A,:i•11i: •• ,U:nr 10 o..o ot Trt11t . . . ' This •l•lemtnl w•• 111111 wtlti""' Cou,,.. Thornll Avdffl u I pur Kordtd Mlf[h "· Philip Tann1an. and Wayne 1y Ci.rt of Or•flll• cou"t'I' 1111 $1ptcmbtr Thi• 1111trnen1 w11 tiled wflll 11111 caun-dettd J•"1IUl~Y ~· 1~~9 111 book iOBJJ, Countu Prosecutor William L 26, 1m Iv Clerk ot Or1n11• Covnt'I' Oft S.pttmlltf' ltn, ~l 0~'0tt1c~I Rtc~ds 1" 1111 ot1ke .,, . . . · ltM-OC 1:1, 197l. NII• • oe o1 o no• coo11tv. Cahalan wattmg outside. MotlJlll et:ASTLI, Atty. .. .... ,,, or tlM Cou"l'f RKor r sE~L AT PUB· "We just dropped in to let Sllfl• Im OCdillllll•I Clflltf" "UOll~ld Of~ c!a.st D•ll'I' PllDI, s:~" A°'ui~l~':"nl~ow~1'c.HEST 810DER Imo lhal ', 'th 11Jt le. OU'l'I Strwl, Slolefflbllr U. 22. 2t, llld OC!Ober .. FOR CASH (payi bll 11 time ol ..,le I" you w we re WI Ln Allffle•. CA toelS 1973 7142.1) lawM of ltM United Slllftl ~t Hw you," said Caruilan. PubH~ Dr•lllll ,,,.}, 0,11, ":rs:, PUBLIC NOTICE Mori" ,=:,,r'""' 01111e Or•noe coun1v Setil""blr 29, elld Dctoow '· 13. 20.· 1913 COUff Hawe located •t 100 Civic Ct11lor 1 ---===c~~===---I Drlw weu Uw.,.,..lv w. 1111 Streoll In "I JUSI' \VANT you to know'---------~--"" __ .,_JI FICTITIOUS IUSINESS !he City of S•"'' Ana, Callfornll 111 right, th l lhe t nd I 1 x:; NAM• I TATIMINT 11111 afld l"ttresl conveved lo and !IOMI a prosecu or 8 were PUBLIC NOTli.;E Tiie lollowlng per&on 11 Ooino bu1!11t•li Mk! by n ul'der ••Id DHd of Trud In perfunally concerned about •1: 111e pr0per1y 11tu11ec1 1" whs COUl'llY •"° he ha " "d T • n1S1 POAT ME s A CONVALl!SCENT Sl•tt cleS<:rlbtd ff: t . rassmcnt, !al an-l'ICTITIOUS IUSINIESS HOSf'ITAL, %570 NtwpOft Boulevard. Lot n el'ld Ille So\tlhWHlerly \'J of Loi the heart is in the r ight place. ------------------------nian. NAME STAT~MENT Costa Mn., C1Uklrnl1. ll I" 81~k t«I ot Coren1 O.I Mar "!Ve are goi'ng to lake the Tiit fol1ow11111 persons are 'doing Uri Milrllllebeum, m No. O..t rolr ~1.. Tr1et.-1" Ille City o1 Ntwport 111c11. Love of animals is a prom- inent f ea t u r e. too. The neUve is a "good SJX>rt"' but \\"OO't tolerate being made "sport of" by any person. bu1lne11 Iii: Los .-.r111ele1, Ce. 90034 cou"l'I' cf orange, s111t of C1lllornl1. necessary steps," said T an-YELLOW 8RICll: ROAD. JO I Marine Tlll1 bullnns Is Cand!Kled b'I' BUS, 1 is per MIP ,ec:orded I" Booll 3 Pag.i.s senSe of responsibility. Many persons could be involved. Be Ave"1.11, Bel«ioa 1s11nd, c1111. 92441 Llmnec1 P11rtn•r1nlp ,14 01 Mltcell1MOU1 Ma~. in ttie o1- challenge. RI.de wo'th to.de. It ,. I nian, whO replaced John EUuberll .-.nn G1rr111, 301 Mlrl "e Uri Man11lebllum, tic• el"-thl coo""' fl.K l>l'dir of H•ld u ra-prac 1ca . N'ichols this week after ?o.fai·or Ave, Bal~ 11.11no. c •. ~ G1Mt11 P1rtn1r cou111, Listen, obser ve. One in S GITl'ARlUS" N . . . . Howard 1t1,mono LOW'I'. :m M•rlne Tiii• 1111MWnt w1s flied wtt11 1111 cou,,.. The "~"t addrest 11\d otlltt c0tntn011 ho .1 . .4 , A ( OV, 22--Roman S. Gnbbs dismissed A,..., B•lb<N 11111\d, Call!. 9266~ t'I' Clerk 01 Or1ng.e county°" Sesittrnbtr dttl9"otl0fl, 11 enw. 01 111e rial propertv aut r1 Y IS "on your SI c.' Dec. 21 ): Lunar cycle is at him because he is running for Tiii$ blnlness Js btlno CO!llUcted b' , ,,, lt13 clw:rlbld •bo'I• 11 iwrported 10 bt: 310 CANCER (June Z\·July 22): 1. peak,· get going and set pace. PertMrs111p. WEISS ANO ILEl,.l!'LD. Att'f. Metlgold Avt""'' c-• d11 Mer. ARIES (March 21-April 19): mayor. H. A. Lowy 416 wnt 1111 st .. llllt• n1 ceiuotnl• Accent l·s 00 tra"el, wro·i·ing, Be practical without losing Make changes and demands. """"~ ·s Detro"il M"ich. -t Tiiis statement flltd ~1111 1111 covniv LOs ...,.,.i.., c1. flR14 T"" unc111r11gntd Trui'" dlsd•lms 1nv • f · · d .1 t.1.1:> I • • '"' Cl<rrk ol Or111119 CO\lnl'I' on: ~-26, P2Ql1 11tblllty for '"Y lric:orrec tne!s ol 1111 street being .dware. Family member sense o JOY, surprise an Tide swings in your favor. Yoµ a sma11 town in Mississippi," 1913. 1S62-0C addrffl •l'ld ettlt:r t0tnrf!Ol'I d•ll!lt111fbn. 11 discovery You finish get can be at r i"ght place t · ht Ta . ed Cr wf rd c;. A. N1G11.. Put>11shed Orang• ca.•t oeuv Piiot '"¥ "1owfl 111r..r" wants reconciliation. You do, • ' a n g nruan assur a o . ATT011HEY AT LAw Sei>tembtr' n. 29 •nd oc1otitr '· 13, s~kl .. 1• wilt be made. but w1u-1 too. whether or not you realize credit and praise. One who · time:Have confidence in your "We're not going to have m M•rt,.. A.._ 1m 1''6-13 eovl!f\Mlt or warrt111'f. express or 1mp11cd, was aggressive now becomes own judmnent. Gemini, Virgo ,_.,_ l"k th· " ••lllN 1"'.,..~ Calif. t.JM1 ~r1t11111 1111., posseulon. or en-it. Stop playing game of pride b··· an.)'u ... ,g I e IS. FU413 PUBLIC NOTICE cumbt•"'" 10 11t'I' 1111 r1m1tnt11Q ort"· and prejudice. Be mature, ally. Aries, Llbra persons persons are involved. "I w as bom in Gullport Published Or111Q1 ca.st 0111~ PHor. clp•I sum ~ 1111 110l1 1«ur1c1 b'I' s1ld could f i g u r c pro. mincntly. CAPRICORN !Dec. 22 • Jan. >r· · · · d 1 · ' Sept1mbtf 29• •lld Cklot>er •· lJ. ,Cl, 1'1CT1T1ous IUSINESS olll!d of Trust. to-wu: 1o:U.1JO.co, w1111 diplomatic. Spiritual values health 1 I! 1ss1ss1pp1, an never saw 1973 31X17·13 NAME STATl!MENT 1"1er•11111ereon. es provld..:J 111 ••Id no11. are Pme>h. asized. Keep reso utions. 19): Look behind the scenes, anything like this," Crawford nr. 1o11ow1ne Hr111n1 we dol111t lllttlntti ltdv1~es. If 1""· und•r tt11 '"'ms 01 pld :--LEO (J I 23-A 22) hou1 PUBLIC NOTICE as· Dffd 01 Tru11. tees. c11arge1 •l'ld tJ!pefl~ TAURUS (April 2(}.~1ay 2{1 ): . u y ug. . : over your s. . der. Somclhin~ responded. . CALIFORN IA AOTOMOBILE LIQ-ol 1111 TfUSIH alld "of 1111 ltulih cr••lld Dl·scuss tax and other finan-• Creat~ve for~ surges. Nothing m. a,Y, be. gauun,. g on you but 1t NOTICI! o" ,.ueLtc ttEAJ11Na u10A1011:s. 1Nc. uu New11M1 Boule-by wold Dlld of Tr~. , be ttl d f dJy M 'd Nolle• 11 llerettv gl~ tllat Ille Pl•11r1lng v11n:1, NewPOrl B.eetll, Cellfornl• 92660. The btrlellclary under wold Dted a cial matters with business no~ is rugn or se e or 1i r1en • eans you are THE OlAWFORDS sa.i Commission ot 1he c11, of Newport Beien c ros.son & oewav, Jl\C.., • c1111or"1• Trust 11er1to1or1 ••ec:u1ed •nd °"11,"..'tj:: P.rtner' mate Or legal counsel. quiet. In.stead, there ar e bub-not alone. ,,Give yourse. If a,, since ?.fay when they moved wm ti.old • 11Ubllc ne1rfno 011 Atnendme"1 COl'"PO•atlo", lJ.l.s NewPOrt B0til1v1n:1, to 111e underslo"ed • w,r1;1•n s0~1• nd 1 bl f d t t y l t cha . ' . . . No. 394 l"ltl•IM by '""' Cltv ol NtWpOrl NP.Wport BeltCll, C1111or"11 nwa. of Oef1ull and Oltnon or • '· 1 Explore vafious avenues and es o lSCOn en · ou .wan . O nee to get acquainted. lllto the neighborhood, their 811ett to cen11dtf el'nllldlng portions 01 Tiiis builrieu 15 conducted""°' • cor· w.-111e" No11c1 ot oeieun '"" E::;c1~ont1 10 engine<rlng m echanical electrical fi eld. and Air National Cua rd (ANG ) Airman CharlC. Falconbrldge, son of ?o.1rs:. M, L. Bennett, 105 A1orristown Lane, Costa Mesa, has graduated at Sheppard AFB, Tex., from the U'.S. Air Force communications specialist course conducted by the Air Training Command. Airman Falconbridge~ J s returrilng to his ANG unit al Costa Mesa. AJrman J\tichilel S. Markey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Markey ol 2516 University Drive", Newport Beach, has been assigned to Sheppard AFB. Tex ., after compJeting Air Force 'basic t raining. The airman has been assign· C'd lo the Technical Training Center at Sheppard f o r 's pecialized training in aircraft n1alntennnce. Ainnan Markey is a grad· ua te ol Corona de! r.far High School. Ainnan Patrick J. Gauthier, son of ?o.1r. and Mrs. George A. Gauthier, 9131 C.wCord Cir· cle, H untington Beach, has been assigned to Lowry AFB. Colo., after completing Air force basic training. The ainnan has been a ssign· ed to the. Technical Training Cente.r at U>wry for specializ· ed training in the armament systems field. Strive !or.realism . Terrain in ~~press, .change, revise, 1n· Taurus, LI bra individuals Gennan Shepherd pup was Trtr•,., ot the Ntw110rt 111ec.11 .1.'unkrp111 w111on. seu . ..l"ae11u~i~~uS:: ~!n ,: : 1 .!It .You t han fo new r; ih · ·. coese ••. '"" Ptrl•ln to rKl11tnll•I cros_, • o.w.v. Inc:. of Del•v • 1 T ~ , ----fool's paradise-·i.!"="rough and l ! .e. . _ ge ~, . ce r_ ~.gure unportant ways. stabbed · to death. furniture oe.v:i,oom1111 sl~rds. T. c .... _,-.,,,11.,. tl!Cfll'd~~whlr• 11111 1•• Nav1ci Son a r cc ic1an · ,, _,, 1.--. 11>0.: .--beg1nn1ng -don-t waste-1b -AQU•~•us--';J .-~ b~ .•-'t ~---• --o~th~·,, .N"'Jctti l!trtttr.~r 111v..i 111n 1o11i.. Yfl!s 1111""''"' w11 1;1111 w11111P1e Coun· p;Merrr .. ,.,,,.,,_, ----_ ~ -..,~r.: .. n • ..1 E:"""l"'rk~1t---. eO.ges are suarp. o>Ce sans • tUU " arr.-lN'"r" e • -iwnr o-~•"'Y1:!1 uwv •-c .. 11 -11Ubllc liferl"'W Whi tie llild on ilie. rr111 di~ iYt""'°' .. ora"trt:GIJfif7lii'l"'~im • °"""-' s•ie••"''"' ;• 1tn . Wlll1 Q=-~ a..wu,. rose-colored glasses. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 18): You a re surprised~--'ing room because of rocks of October. 1973, 111111~ourof1:30 p.m." 1973 -• s,~, "," ,'",,c•11:<>;"1~k Jr., hwband of the former H d l. d h . h h through • d I" Ille Coundl Cll1tnt111rs of 1ht Nl!W1)0rl P·27'9l rs • Ofll I M' Les!" A Sch It ( 15171 GEMINI (May 2l·June 20): on:ie an app tances an opes,-WIS es come cl e to t ro~ WUl ows, a Beocll crtv Hell, al Wlllcll lime •!Id ol•c• Publlslled O••l'IOI coesi 0111, PHot, Ali •aid Tru11tt. lSS 1e . u Z o Obtal·n hinl ~om Taurus habit patterns are featt res. realities Be selective Choose KKK emblem \\•as branded 1"'f and •11 per_,1 rn••rested ""''' 111-Selll•tnbtr 15, 27. 2f alld 0c.1o111r '· 8' "•°' ';"~ F,•a•hon Clemson \Vestminstcr, ha s " A ( · · Pffr end bt hffn:I thereon 1m 2tJl.7J Vice '""'"" • message. Judgment, intuition quar us,, Leo persons pl~y quality. Eschew substitutes. into the lawn and garbage was JOSEPH ROSENER. Jr.. Tiii• s111emen1.,...,,1111c1 w1tt1 t11e coun· P\lbttWll HewpcM-t H•rtior New:= departed his Newport. Rhode may be off center. Know it rol~s. Bwld on base tbai 1s One who offers plenty £or a~ dumped in their kitchen dur· :~,:~rv C0tnm! 1 ~ ',~;: °' Or•noa. COUflt'I' on Se!ltemtitr ~_, c.:i'~.~·1~~:~~ ,. -' Island, homeport aboard the a nd be wiUing to wait. Refuse sohd. Be fran~. Older. persons parently little may be schem· inf? break·in. c11v of Newoor1 '.:e:11 ' . , . .n, oc1~ " 13. 1tn JOJt-73 USS Dewey. to rush lo decision. Display can ~ffer aid, . advice. Be ing Protect yourself Don't be Crawford said the attacks in Published D~•nae Coalit o.u, Piiot Publl&lled oren11c ca.st 0111y P11ot1 -------------! r eceptive. Benefit from ex-nai~e. • the middle of the night were s~••mbllr 29' 1913 301 '"73 ~~~ember 22' 19 •l'ld OCtoblr ~1~J:i 1-Airman Dale A. BjordahJ,-.. perie nce. PISCES {Feb. 19-March 20): "too much for me" and "I PUBUC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE son or Mr . and ?o.frs. A. J , LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Accent is on elevatiori, aspira· can't risk it an'ymore." He HOT1ce OF l"U•Lic HEAlllHG Bjordahl of 425 Cabrillo SI., . Accent is on f I e xi bi l i t y . lion. Aim toward goal. Refuse said he was moving even il it ... ,.otl:. TH .. PLAHNIH• COMMISSION FICTITIOUS IUSINESS "'CTITIOUS BUSINl"SS Costa l\1esa. has ,,.,.aduated a t bed. ed b f I' fi 'a] Jo o,-THI CITY 01' NAME STATEMENT HAMli STATEMENT I>' Persons make promises. Many lo 1scourag y one o it· meant ·a manet ss. ,.DUNTAIN VALLl!Y T11e 1o1iow1ng oe•&on 11 doing M lneu T~e hll1ow11111 oer1G11• , •r• dol1111 Sheppard AFB, Tex .. from the now talk a lot but hayc little to tle faith. Timing is on target. "The police. told me no~ to w!0~~,.1~~=.Ero~ l~~v:,N,,i;.·~ ~ 1$: KEN HOFNAGE'L PHOTOGRAPHY, buil~~16~Y RECREATION CENTER. U.S. Air Force m e dic a 1 No Tools, No Cliarge EL CAJO N (APl -A sign in 'an El Cajon Auto Repair shop sa~ it will levy "an additiona l charge of 5 percent for the use o( tools on the labor portion of all repairs." back up assertions. Know it You are going in right diJ:ec-call them with every 1,ttle In t11e councn en."'°"'· c1,., Hou. 10100 360S s.i.~• 0r.. Newport Buch, 111s "O" B•k•r. cos111 "Meu , c11111· services specialist course con- and Protecl Your interests tinn and know it. Capricorn thlng " he said "c81.,. Avl!<lw, Foonut" v a 11 e ' · C•111· '1660 n~~ ......•. ,,, v-•• • '''"one void. ducted by the A•"r Tra1·run· g · " T ' · ·d· he I Id li •lllor"t1, 11\1 Pl•n.nJr111 Commi\sii>n ¥•111 KtnMlll W, Hut"1911, 3605 S.11hor1 ,_.,,.., "'-""' Relatives. neighbors make could play significant role. ann1an sa1 o po cc l'lold wt>rlc: 11ear1n0 Oii ""1o11ow111Q : or., NeWPOrl BeKll. cellt. n,,.1 lln Gr11et, !ta"''""'"· '1111· ,,,,,, Command. noise but there .is li{tle or IF TODAY IS-VO UR in -the 16th-precinct to make -~-e A1tCkr.TEcTuRAL coNTl!OL TnJ, buililesl iJ cMdiKted o, •n I"· dl!;'~!.,bUll_!I!!! Is ,~1111 or "' in The airman, who was train· he Cra rod had de-E -Pubfrc hNrlflll perf1i"JnQ lo dlvldull. .. u · Vold "' substance to back cla ims. BIRTIIDAV you Jove lo laugh s ure I w rs a propos111 ta e•o.:irlll rt.. •PPllcerion of Ken..e1h w. Hutnt0t• Cfl•rloltt 1 c " ed' to assist in the care and SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): -and eat. You are artistic, quate protection "I'd like lt lhe A.C Archlt•c1ure1 control zone This s111emen1 w•s Hied w1111111e C01111-T,•,1s 11•~:~111 w•c;!:~ ~lflS:,e ..... ~; . • wltllln 1"e ~1 1'1''' tYture l11<1~11r1111 area. tY Clerk of Or•na• county .,. September fY ''" "' "''""' treatment of patients, is being Details cOnnectcd with money sensitive and have great sense done m such a manner we can REMOVAL oF A e AN o o NE o ''· "1J. u. 1973. Fuui 8..,.;...,.,.,. lo Edwards AFB. "II d · y h" f" Dec be h Id be ·• t " hi: ·d SERVICE STATIONS -"UOllF \l'•rfng • p41m I ~'"'"' w1 om1nate. ougctnot 1ng o t1.umor. em rs ou m-earress, c sa1 . pwt11n1ng io ·,etl'I0\'11 o1 (iliotniklned ~bll1'1ed Dr•r!PI ca.sf o.irv ,.1 .. 1"u1>1li1Wd °"''!9' ,,,.., 0.1.., lllot. Airinan Bjordah1 is 11 for nothing despite sales talk. one of your mOst signifi1cant -As Cahalan left t be 1•,...ke 1•111on.. sep1. :n. 211 -oc1. '-u. 1m 2tc.13 Si!P!emlltf' 1'-21 ,., ...., oc~,.~ graduate of Harbor High I rds' ho ~ d he THESE MATTERS,,. being proctuld 1'7l Know it and be grownup -months of 1973. You attract to Craw o me urs ay. purli~"' 10 "" Plal'll'llllQ Liws of "" !------------School, Newport Beach. His Pie-in·sky scheme is p;pe you many born under Gemini called back: "Han in there." 5111e 01 cen1om1e. Governm..i1 c-PUBLIC NOTICE w.·re, Nancy,,·, the daughter of ~ wf d aJd he 'gh 6$,(IDCI 11 Mq. end !hi F.V.M.C., Tiiie 21. ;iiiiiiiiiii..id:iriiea;m~. ;A~·~·;ar;l;us;·;Le;;o;·;S;eo;r;p;lo;..a;n;d;.;S;a;gi;"';t•;r;iu;•;·;;.-----;~;a;;,;o;r;;•;;;~;;m;•;.;;t. .. ~i l THOSE OESllllNG lo le!!lf'f '"'•~or or HOTICI! TD Clll!DJTOl.S PUBLIC NoncE Mrs. Glory Norby of 52$ Vic-".i" • 111 QllJ:IC>$111on to tt1tH malltrs will bt SUPliiAIOJI COUllT O" THE given •n opl)O(tvnf1'1' to do 50. If lur111.... STATE 0,. CALl,.OllHIA (JOit toria St., Costa Mesa. lnforma!IOl'I 11 dHlred vou tnl'I' t onlKt THE COUHTY o,-OllAHGIE ,-ICT1TIOUS IUSINISS BEGINNING OCTOBER 1st KAPX PRESENTS .AN ORANGE COUNTY • CLOSE YOUR EYES AND LISTEN TO A *NEW SERIES OF RADIO DRAMAS IN FULL SPECTRUM STEREO Produced and per/ or1ned by the all tinie Radio Greats. Rod Serling -Host Narrator Directed by Elliott Lewis with casts including l-10111ard D11ff1 Keenan Wynn , Patt y D11ke1 Nina Foch. ]ttlie Ada1ns, Richard Crenna, Richard .Deacon. pl11s 11iany more . EXCLUSIVELY _ON • KAPX RADIO 108 FM EVERY EVENING MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, FOLLOWING THE 7 O'CLOCK NEWS. • *THESE ARE BRAND NEW PRODUCTIONS NEVER HEARD BEFQRE ON RADIO st. 11\1 "''""Ing Ol!Pilrt1n1nt 11 Ml-UUi elld Ne. A·T1241 HAME ITATIMIEMT r1f@f" 1o 1111 •boYe Items. Esl1lt of EOWAllO W, llAWLINS, eho Tiie followlftO ~ It doing bu1J""s THE Pl.ANNING COMMISSION wltl k-" ts E. W. llAWl.lHS, OKHlied. I$" c0t1slder e"vlr1111menl1I lnun I" co,,.. ~DTICE IS HEJl.E9Y GIVEN to ll'lf 'PEC1<'4NTdNATIONAL, 1l131 L•m· !unction with 1111 pUbllc 1111rlt1Qs Iden-erldllots of 1111 •bOYI "'med •<h•clde"r tioolll w1v, T111tln, Cetll'. '26'0 · tlll..:1 l" thb pUblle notk•. COJ:llts o1 1111 111•1 111 per10111 111vl11Q claims aoa ln11 1111 MarYtn "Kk, 1n31 Lembtlh W1y, er1vlronment1I lml)ld reports or ""9111¥• u td dec:ede~t •r1 required lo Ill• lllem, Tustin, Cllllof'11l1 nMO dKl11rt1fons 11r1 on Ille 111 "" Pl1n"lllQ wllll '"" nec1s .. rv Youclllrs. 1" 11111 0Hlc1 Tiii• bulfneu I• conducted b'/ '" ln-Oll)arl'""11 es well 11 •I lhl otlke of ot 1111 cleo-k ol Tl\e •bcrl• 111tllted court, or dlVIOUll Counl'f Clerk ll'ld rn&'I' bt tx•mll'led b'I' lo prewml lllfm, wlttl Ille nec:es1o11ry ~ Ptck •ttY lnllr'ftted o.rtln. vouchers. to ltM Ullderslgne.d •I Cltv N,_ TM\ sletemtnt w•s n1ec1 ""1111 1111 c-PLAHHING COMMISSION lionlll .. nk, .00 Nor!h Roxbury Drlw, l'f Cleric of Or11191 CounlY Oft Stsltefl'lblr OF THE CITY OF 9ev•rl'I' Hiiis, Celflor"ll W:llO, wl\lcn 11 It. 1t7J FOVNT.-.IN VA LLEY "'9 plec1 ol t1u1ln1s1 of Ille ufldertlgf>ld In Mii.TOH L. SCHWAllTI Clinton .snerrOd, 111 m•t1er1 pertal"lng 10 1111 eslete ol i.•ld ''" WIKMA Bl"11. si.. Mfl Plennlti0 Director dKedlnt, wllhfn lour montll1 •lier Ille • ..,.,..,. Min.. cellllrnl• "21• PubllM!ld Orange Coa1t Delly Pilot, flrll putll!ceflon of 11111 Mtke. 11»« Stpttrnber 1', 1'73 ltl'l1·1l Dtled 5<1111..-nbtr 20, lt7l • l'·JWll CITY NATIONAL BANK llubUll'lld Orer111e Ca.st Ot!l'I' Piiot 11'1' Alla" D. G!Jrldlrson, Stoll'nbtT :tJ, 1' el'ld Dclobl<" •. IJ, Trutl Offlc1r, exte11tcr ol •lie 1'7J 2fU.13 ,.ICTITtOUS llUSINESS Wiil ol lhl •bove n11tnsd de<edll'll H~E; ITATl!Ml!NT Hlrr'I' L Sclluman, E141. 1-------------1 Tiie 1o1•ow1ti0 penons ire ao!ng :.,:~·~~1~~"'(1~11~1;o' busll!Us es: •• PATlllCIAN ,-.pAJITMENTS J3.U 11111 Ml-ftSS 214-1161 N"'llOff B I d N ' 8 Allomn for: EllKllt.r C•lllor"!• n':.o"'.,.' l'WIJ(M"I elldl, f>Vbll•lled Df"•"ll'I COit! OIUy "llol. ,.ICTITIOUS IUSINISS Norma" Slenlav, llUA Arcllts Court, S"'....,btr 22• 2' "14 Dclobll' ,, IJ. NAMI ITATEMIHT PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC N011CE Cadet Dani.el A. Nolan W . son ol Colonel (USA, Ret.) a nd Mrs. Daniel A. Nolan Jr., 17421 Enlino Circle. Hun· lington Beach, c o m p I e t e d summer training on Aug. 25 at Camp Buckner on the reserva· tion of the ·u .S. Military Academy, West Point, N.Y. Marine Lance Co r p o r a I Glean A. Woodblll')', son o( Mr. and Mrs. Ken" WoodbUry. of 19132 Magnolia St., Hun- tington Beach, has rc~ed for duty at the ?o.1arlne Corps Air Statton at New River, N.c. He will be assigned duties in Avionics & Communication . Fou11t•ln Vet11v, C1Ulornl1 1973 2'56-13 Tiit lollowlfl!I Pl"1Gllt IA 0011'1!1 Benni• L. Mevs. 5Cl21 Rus1o11ll orlvt, tlvtlr\$ ••: l----,-c=-c-:c::-:-cc=::::::----P•redls1, C11Ufornl1 9S9ff PUBLIC NOTICE KARL'S APPLIANCE SERVICE, .,, PUBUC NOTICE M. C. Horn lno, Jr., 434-9 VJ• Lido Cot.II Mas• St., Cost& M11e, CelU. '1621 1---====-=:::::=:-:---Nord, Nl'll'l)Orl 8HCll, Cetlfor"lll 92660 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Kir\ G119I, 447 Coste Me .. St .. Cosll l'ICTITIOUS BUSINISI Tiii• bu•IMU 11 Colldvc:tld b'I' • limlted HAMI STAtEMl!NT Mesi, C1MI. nm NAMI! STAT&MINT oertnerll!lp, Tn. lollowhira per.on •• doing buliln111 Mertll Glelll, U1 C<>1te Mlwo st . Tiie following oer-• ere dc:ll'IQ PATll!CIAN "1'AATMENTS, ei: J , Coal• Meu. Cellt. t'l627 bull-as; A l.ltnlm:I P•rtMtllllp INTERNAT IONAL onA COMPANY. Tiii$ b\111-II CllllCWclld Oy I llfMl'•I THE STA5"4 3140 s. 9rlslol St .• S.nll NOll:MAN .STANLEY, &101 Wtsttrl'I' lllec:t. Htwll0f1 l •ld'I oerlfl«l.hlp; A"e, Ce. '270.I Gen«el Plrlf'lll'" '2660 l(erl Glegl llobltt E. Cronl", 7211 Clllny Ave,. Tiil• lt•ltmtnt w11 ffled wllh Ille COlm· Mor"'a" Abell, 119 lrl1rd•ll Aw., Tiii• lt1'-ll we1 !Uld wllll !ti• c;_. lollQ Bitch, C•. f0fl06'-ty C!1rk ot Oran;e ~ountv on S1ptembtr or1111111, ce. 92lt6S ty Clerk al Or•lllll Counl'f Oft Sept1tnbtr VICk'f Hu"fltOMh llo04 Orlllb.t Ave .• IJ, 1973. Thi• bU$lness I• <ollduti.d bl' '" lrt-ll. 1973. Lono BIKtl, C•. '°'°' "21ln dlvldu•l ,-n,,1n Tiii• buslner.$ Iii con~uc'lld by • o•ner11 "UOlltlled Orel!ll* COlsf 0111'1' Piiot, Normlfl ,-.btll P'ubllw..d OrlftOI COISI 0•11'1' P ot, pa~. Sip!, ll, l2. 1', Ind Del. 6, 191l. Tiiis ileltml!lll we1 nled Wllll Ille c-Stpr.tnbtr ~S. :n, 2f, el'ld OtlOMr I, fl.,. E. CrOfllfl ., ____________ ,.._,_·"-1" Cl.,k of Or1ng1 C-ty Oii Stpltmlltf' 19n 21»73 Vktev Huntocwl II IJ. Im Tiiis •1•'-' ..., llltd wltll llM Coun-PUBUC NOTICE ,-.u1u l'f c1tr1t of Or•n~ c°"""' °"' .s1p1....-P~b11111ec1 Or•nqt Ca.st 0111'1' Pllol, ,,, 1m FICTri'1ous aus1N1·s·s .S1pt1mt>er IS, 72, 1t, and OttoMr '' PUBLIC NOTICE ,..um NAMI STATIMINT lt1) 2"1·13 Publl11!fd Or11111M CM!i! 0•11'1' Piiot TM 1o11ow1118 oerson is oo1119 11us1nes11-------------1---,,.;rrr.oU.-t.iiiirni1--l ~""~·c"~· ~~~·"'~°''."'."c'~·~'~'·~'~·~n:_~m~·~n~ •• ! PUBLIC NOTICE I ,.ICTITIOUS IUSINEIS w. E. TRAVEL. 306 ~rine Ave.. 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Ollly ,.r .. , 1o----------------------------------------------------•I""· n, " •1'111 Oct. •· u, ,,,, ,,, .. ,, 1m a.u-111m ....,,, ~ .,, 1t1'f 30l:l-,1 I • 1 • a i -- • •• 90,000 Expected as LOS ANGELES (AP ) -•Nine months ago, a '1College SUper Bowl" was sug- gested for No. I Southern Cali{omia and No. 2 Oklahoma to play off for the na- tional champiooship. It didn't happen, bot tonight at 7:30 Jn Memorial Coliscwn a crowd or 90.000 Is expected to watch the national champion Trojans, still No. 1, meet the SQoners, now ranked eighth in the nation. It isn't a bowl game for coach John ~1cKay of the Trojans, whose team is a seven-poi nt favorite to win No. 15 ln a row. And It's willkely this Is the "bowl game" for the Soonors or coach Barry Switzer, who has replaced Chuck Fairbanks. Said an ' Oklahoma spoke1man: "Switzer was quoted as saying this wa s a bowl game for us, but I'm not sure he really \sa1d that. USC, Texas, O>lorado, N~lJraika ... \hi' is just one in • long line of many bard games we play this year." The SOOne.rs who defeated the Trojans two years ago, 33·20, had ~extra week Pron.e to Insanity Damage Evidence_ In Boxers' Brains ., Boxing," the report says in 12 out of the 15 cases the septum -the partition between the brain's two hemispheres - had been turned. to 'prepare since opening wbh a 42-l4 vie-. tory over Baylor. They lo.st Grant Burget to knee surgery after th:at game and have moved No. l fullback Tim Welch to rigbt halfback. LeRoy Selmon is still sidelined with pericard.itls but two Selmon brot~rs, Lucious and Dewey, start up front on defense for Oktahoma, which faces a Trojan .. team that has sputtered of- fensively . The Southern Cal defense, •ed by linebacker Richard WooCI .. and safety LONDON (AP) -The brains of 15 one- time boxers , including two world cham· pions. show conclusive evidence of cerebral damage that can lead to in· sanlty, says a study reported in the authoritative Brltlsh journal ''Psychological Medicine ." The study, which prov ided fresh am· n1unition for the anti-boxing lobby, said that so1ne o(, the boxers, wOOse brains were collected for examination over the Jast 16 years, died in mental hospitals. r:>r. Nicholas Corsellis, head ol a neuropathology research team, said that · although many punches to. the head need not .visibly alter the structute of the . .' brain, "there is still the danger that, at' an unpredictable moment and for an · unknown reason, one or more blows will leave their mark. None of the boxers, all British, was identified. · Publishe!d under the till~ "Aftermath or "The destruction of cerebral tissues, which can never be replaced, will then fiive t>egun, "" COrsellls said. 'Ibe cerebral damage can lead to loss of memory, speech disturbance, lack of Pacl.01.ek Hot balance. outbursts of violence and even-tual d.ementla," the re1,>0rl says. --_ While Corsellis was involved in ~--~----_ abQra!Q!'..y, examination of th~ ~r~.!.. a~ --_._As_ D--dg psychiatnc social work:er researcbOO mto """" 0 ers the background of the form er boxers. in- terviewing relatives and fri~s and 1 studying boring journals and hospital Nab 5.2 Win r~%~g the case histories she un- covered was that of a wor)jl champion, ".a bright healthy boy who did well at elenlcntitry school and excelled at SAN DIEGO {AP ) -Tom Paciorek drove in three runs with a double and an inCield out · Friday night lo help the LOs Angeles Dodgers· defeat the San Diego Padres, >2. Tommy John. 16-7. and Charlie llough cumbined to pitch the victory f o r the Dodgers. sport."' , lie had 400 fjghts in 14 yea rs and changed from bei'ng quiet, generous and abstemious" to behavior that was des_cribed by a relative as "disgusting." • Saturday, Stpte1nbe1 2~, 1~73 DAILY PILOT' 3 Sooners ~ Battle USC ' Artimus Parker, assured 17-0 and 23-6 wins over Arkansas and Coorgla Tech. · Offensively, 14Uback Anlhon.Y DavlJ has averaged only 3.5 yards pei""carry as the Trojans, wbo last year awraged nearly 40 point8 a game, have olily 40 polnll ln two games:. 1 McKay blames injuries to offensive forwords -Mike McGlrr and Bill Bain -for a lack of cohesion and a breakdown in blocking. 'lbooe two are ex· peeled l)ack · and McKay switched Ught ends, moving Dean l.Jngenlelter ahead of Jim ObradoVich, ln an effort 10 im· prove blocking. The 5-foot-10, 190-pound Davis has 167 yards In 48 carries. He gaine4 1,191 yards last year behind a Une that included five seniors. , Swltur calls !he Trojans a "time bomb" because or their · less-tban- overwbelming start. "They have a super, super learn," he said. "For us lo even have a chance to lfln we'll have to play a perfed game." Sooners quarterback Steve Davis, a redshlrt la.st year, ls an .. awtutly goo4 runner. very fast." said McKay , v.Tlo's also av.•are of Joe \Vashlngton, a rUMet of the Greg Pruitt caliber. ~ "They'll widoubtedly gain a lot pf yardage. We just .hope we can contain them," McKay said of the wishbone.If Sooners. The Trojans use the .I rorm atloo but McKay said the Sooner backs would be difficult to stop from any fonnation . "They've got the triple optioo and run all those plays but it's who's running U10se plays that counts." BruiI1s Ann To End Hex 111 . Michigaj: ' EAST LANSING. Mich. (AP) -UCLi\. Notre Dame. ~tichigan, \Vhich teajo would you rather plpy? Lucky Dennis Stolz doesn't have ~ choose. His Michigan State Spartans plit 'em all. In a row. . ·: For a team which ha s sco red just 24 point$ in t'vo gam~s and was beaten by Northwestern, the schedule is not :i pleasant sight. MSU 's next three '<&?: ponents won last week by scores of SS.18, 44-0 and 47-10 -all over teams at least co1nparable to Michigan St.ate. .• - Today in their home opener :4ie Spartans take on UCLA; which ~ back against Iowa last \veek after bdi'li demolished by Nebraska in the cpeDer. Michigan State is also i~t--nippiqg-- ·~,J!!'!!'-~ 1J:.eek;;J£3--o;::: ·-=-=-- U,.I T•lt4lfteto Long ago, Stolz said il would be up .to his defense to keep MSU in the g~. and it will have its sternest test agatnst the crushing ground game of the Bi'uilll, coached by Pepper Rodgers. •. "Offensively, they're the biggest team \\'C'JI see all year,'' Stolz said. :;. "Tiley're just huge -man11noth." Arrayed against the light but quick Spartan defense, UCLA is large with its olfensiVc line average of 258 pounds. '. Von J~hua homered for one run and cooUibuted a.pair._oLsingl~s to two other The one-time world cha mpion was round lying neglected and louse-ridden in the boiler room of a hotel at the age of 62. and be die<!, in a hospital several months later. , -RON GOODMAN (21) GEARS NOTRE DAM~S RUNNING ATTACK AGAINST PURDUE TODAY. Things get tougher when you get to .fl!e UCLA backfield .. The Bruins rushed for . 3,810 yards last year -second bes~ ~ the country and a new Pacific.a record - and thundered f0r more than 400 yanls last week against Iowa. ' Doflgna Slate Another world titleholder staggered by u ....., • Kl't 1•> the age of 50 and had slurred speech. He Sfot. ?t Lal ...,.,..* •' * Diwo ?:ts •"" became lncreallnlly _ch.ildJU!;~ _"often .:::::..::..:::~='c.:.:---:--::-:::k-::-:u-; wl'.nting to be cuddJed and reassured,•· rallies for the Dodgers, who. too 8 and died demented in a psychiatric lead. hospital at 77 years. Fred Kendall singled home a run to Acconi1ng to the social worker 's narrow the Dodger -lead to 2--1 in the fifth . report, a professional who .fought 500 Then, after Willie Davls' pinch sing!e limes in Britain and the United States made it 3-1, the Padres pick~ up. th:e1r was fit until the age of 32 when his legs final run on consecutive e1gbt-mn1ng began to give way. Later his two mar- doubles by Ivan Mureil and Leron Lee. riages broke up, large!~ because or h.is Paciorek's ninth inning double added two violent nature. Aggressive outbursts an more Dodger runs in the ninth. an old people's home led to his removal The Dodgers pinned the loss on right· to a psychiatric hospital. where he hander Mike Corkins ..• f>.8 . thought people were robbing him .and LOI ANGILEI SAN 011!00 • M •• r11r.i •• r r J 2 1 0 A.MOf•l•S S5 3 0 0 0 5 2 J l O.Andtl,_, u 1 0 0 0 J G23Lot~lrph 1000 JO lOllloi1p 0000 ' a 1 O·Wlntltld u • o l o •OIOOWlll*'13b 51 4 0 4110 Cllberf1b 3010 4020Gnlon•f SO O O 20001(•1'1111111( 4011 lOllMuH•llcr 411 0 10 1 0 HUIOl'l~b ~010 Coflllns p 3 o 1 o c.1ciw.u p o o a o L"ph 1011 O.TllMl•t ii G 0 0 0 Tol•I 4ICI J 15 s TOl•I 001 :i'o 2~ Loi Ano<ll9' 000 ~10 010--2 s·~-~11=.. OP-Loi Al"9f1e• 2. L09-Los Anoe"• 1 1.111 019110 12 28-Murr•ll, LM, PKlor,fll;. Wln· titld HR-Jolhu• 121. SB-8utkMr, J(Jlhl/4. IP M It •It SS SO Jolll'IW,1._7 61·1121 J 5 I l O 1 ~~1L,S.. i 10 3 3 0 • C•lltW911 2 I o O 0 1 Ros.t 1•22 0 1 ,,,,._Howh CS). H&P-by John Coli.rt T-2:J3. A-f,16'. where he died at the age or 83. .... The rePort made clear that the boxers concerned fought in the 1900-1940 period, regarded by some as the brutal heyday of boxing. It pointed out ~at over half !he fighters had taken part m more than 300 contests in careers lasting up to 17 years. . Corsellis thought it Jikely that the in· troductlon since World War II oC stricter medical and administrative control of the number aDd nature of the contests had reduced the prevalence or cerebral damage. But he warned that all risk may not have been eliminated . . The end result of the study was to establish the controversial term "punch· drunk," first medically used in 1928, as a proven fact. Checkitlfl NL East Pirates Blow 2-0 Lead; ' . Rainout Stymies Mets ' Pl1'1'SBURGH (AP ) -Jom lloc- cabella btoS'ped a two-run ctouble to center field os the . Montreol Expos scored three Unearned rum in the seventh inning to edge the Pittsburgh Plr~tes :J.I F;iday night. • The loss dropped the Pirates HI games beblnd the flrst.ploce New York Mets In the National League Eost. '"* Pirates have two more games with Montreal plus a makeuR will> the San Otego Padres, if necessary. Pirates atarter Dock EUia held a U teed on a one-hitter unUl tbe seventh In- ning against Montttol, wbleh retained a moihematical chance of tying !vr the divllion lead. Larry Llnti opened the Montreal seventh with a single and took third one out later on a single fo left llr Ken S!nglelon . · Jim Lyttle then hit a ground ball to Pirates fint baseman Al Oliver, but 'OHv.r'• attempteq tomout throw to ...,. ood was )!lild end l.Jntz sa>red on the play. Ca..U Roll, 3..0 ST. WU!S -Km Reill and Tim McCarver stroked l'Ull-lll:orlll(I singles to tack th<> combined two-hit pltctiln1 of Mike T__, and Diego Segui, poclng . " ------- the St. Louis Cordlnals to o 3-0 deruton over the Philadelphia Phillies Friday night. The victory j>uiled the third-place Cardinals two games "behlnd the front· running New York Mels. Luis Melend ez riflE:d a doub1e down the left-'field line with one out in the second and ·scored on Reitz' single· to left, mak· irlg a loser of Philadelphia lefYhander Ken Bretl, 13-9. The cardinals added some insurance tn the eighth on McCarver's rbi-&ingle and Ted Simmons' rtm-scorlng double. ThomjlOOI> wolked three Phils before deporting with a no-hiller loliowing an 89-mlnute rain delay in the fifth. Segui, 7~, permllted Bill Rob~'• ground-rult double In the sixth !or the flr1t Phlladeiphlo hit ond then Willie Moatano.' t~lh-inning sing!~ to nail · down St. LoWs' third straight victory. R•l-•d . Cl!!CAGO -The scheduled game 1 belween the New York Mets and Chicago Cubs Fr1day Wtis postponed becanse ol rain and will be played as part of a doublehelder on SUnday's closing day of the l'OJ(U]a~ bueball •••sen. 'l1te Mets and Cubs •!90 will play a previously~ doobleheadtr today. Alston Rehired; Gets Pay Raise To $85,000 Pe~ SAN DIEGO -Walter Alston .. was rehired Friday to manage tbe Los Angeles Dodgirs for . 1974 -his 21st one.year contract as field leader of the National League baseball club. Although details of the pact were not announced, it was estimated that Alston received a pay boost to alxlut $85,000 after bis young club finished second in the National League West. Alston will complete his 20th ·season as the Dodger's manager tonight in San Diego. His 1973 staff also was rehired for next year -coaches Red Adams, Monty Basgall, Jim Gilliam and Tommy LasOrda . Court Bree::ea COLUMBUS, Ga . -Top~seeded Margaret Court ol AtLStrali,a defeated Kathy Kuykendall, &-4, 6-1 'to advance to the scmifmals rJ. a ·$30,000 women's Pro tennis tournament Chrip Evert defeated Laura Fleming 64 6-0 • while thini·seeded Miss Casals defeated sixth-seeded Lesley Hunt ol Australia 7-t, &-1. Fourth-seeded Mlss Heldman defeated fiflh-see<!Sd Belly Stobe of t..ti e NeiherlaJids, 6-3, 6-0. Goffer• Tied BETI'ENDORF, Iowa -"John Schroeder broke the course reoot;d with an · eig ht-under-par 63 Friday and tied 'consistent Kermit Zarley at 132 for the seeond-ro1md leod in the $100,000 Quad Cities Open golf toumamenL Schroeder reeled off eight birdies in hi s round that included a 'ccotd 29 on the front nine on the Crow Valley Golf Club's 6,657-yatd layout. ZaJ!ey carded his second 66. One shot back al 133 were Dave Stockton aod Lar· ry Wise, two of Thursday's three co- ler.ders. Koufax Speak• EAST HOLDEN, Maine -Sandy Koll/ax, fonner · Los Mieles Dodger plteher, offered eoogralulatlons Fr1doy to Nolan Ryan for breoklng the major league slrlkeout mark for one seuon. ''I have no thoughts/ except con· gratulatlons," said Koufax. '1lt doesn 't really matter. Records--a.re Ice-when y~'re playing t>ecause it means you've had a good y .. r. My record was then. Ills ls now.'' Ryan, of the Callfornlo Angels, broke Koufex.'s mark Thursday night by strlk· Ing out ,16 batters In an ll·lnnlng ~ trhnnph over Mlnnc!Ola, booollng his tolal to 383, ooo better tmn Koula1 . Not .Ve,ry Promising Purdue Coaclt Seeking First Win Over Irish ' WEST LAFAYETI'E, Ind. (AP) - Alex Agase 'is hoping the ' eighth lime is the charm, · ~ 'Ille first·year Purdue head football coach went to the well seven times against NOtre Dame while head man at Northwes'tern . . . and seven times he came away ~. . · Even Agase bas got to admit No. 8 doesn't look very promising, But a 1-1 start so far doesn't have him down about his team. "I still say this is a good football team. \Vhat happened is hi.Story. We try now to regroup and get ready for Notre Dame." The seventh-ranked Irish opened their season Jast weekend with a resounding 44--0 victory over a Northwestern team tha' Agase built and handed over to former Indiana University coach John Pont. Agase said, ":tbey're one of the top teams in college football ," The 45th meeting of the two state rivals will be nationally televised today in Purdue's Ross-Ade Stadium . The Irish have \Von three in a row ov~r •the Boilermakers after losing three in a row in the series. Notre Dame, red by a young derense that held Northwestern to 146 yards total offense and an awesome offense that ran up '.r1 points in the first haU against the Wildcats, is· a heavy favorite. But Irish coach Ara Parseghian said, "We won 't let either our victory or Pw-due's loss influence our mental preparation for the game. I've known Alex long enough to -know that despite last week 's results, he11 have his team well prepared." That loss, a 2~19 de(eat at the hands of !\fiami of Ohio, was a shocker on the heel! of a 14-13 opening-day victory over Big Ten rival Wisconsin. Three lost fumbles, two interceptions, two missed extra point conversions, one blocked punt and another punt that traveled only 14 yards were mistakes that helped ~tiami and hurt tbe Boilermakers. The big runners are halfback Kernlit Johnson with 952 yards last year aiKs. fullbackJ Jame! McAlister who had "8 . yards. · ' ·1: The UCLA sjze does not stop with tlie offense. either -the Bruins defenslVe line lists weights of 214, 238, 235, 244 and 222 pounds, end to end. "We assume we'll have trouble: running against them," Stolz admitted. Stolz feels improvement, being at home and eliminating mi stakes may keep ~1,ichlgan State in the game against UCLA -and Notre Dame and Michigah. If that's true, the Spartan defense mnst come up with It s best game, after giving up only 22 points in two games. But to win, or stay close, Michlpn state must score more points -a J~t · more -than it has been scoring. mxt that might mean going to the pass mole than in the first two games. Quarterback Charlie Baggett has tWo games under his belt ~jld has looked goOO. throwing his clothes-lJIE! pegs. In Dane Fortney and Mike Hurd he has lwo goOd wide receivers. Because of the tailback situation end Hurd's return from· an injury, Damond Mays has been returned · to l'1.Wlipg status from flanker. 2'" UCLA has not done well with Michigan teams -it is 1-3 with MSU and 6-4. with Michigan. In fact, the Bruins have never won on Michigan soil. But, barring an e n o r m o u s im· provcment in the Spartans, that string should end today. .• IJ'IT ...... UCLA'S KERMIT JOHNSON 127) HOPES FOR MORE RUNNING ROOM AGAINST MICHIGAN STAn. , , ' • ·. • -. ' S1turdfy, Stpttmbfr ~. 1'173 ' J .f DAILY PILOT Tars Bf end Offense, Def en:se . for 28~0 Romp Seco11d Half Su1·ge Lifts By STEVE BRA NO 04 lfM 01111" Pli.t Slttf Revenge \\'Bs supposed I~ be' •. the motivating factor for r.tanna . High against Estancia Friday night but 11 was the running of Ji m Straube and the pass· ing of Gregg Foster "'hich led the \1ik· ings to a 20-7 lootbilll victory at \Vestminster High. 'Still smarting from the 42·7 past ing ~i year ago, r.tarina's Vi kings vo\1·e~ revenge ngainst the Eogll'S and got Jt \\ilh a superb second half effort befor e 4,800 viewers. . Marina \\'hich had conomH ted every Coriceivable error in the first half and yet trailed only 7--6, resernbled a team in mid-season from during the second 24 minutes of play to s"'CCP past winless Estancia. Foster comple"ted just QOe pass in the ftrst half, a 36-yard touclxlown strike to Apdre Lopez. But he pitched five-for-five Biter intermission . ' One of those passes. a J().yarder !O 1i~rk Link in the corner of the Estancia ~d zone with just 4: 06 to play, sewed up t.be W.7 victory which eve™'<I ?-.1arina's siason record al l·L OalPr Pllet f'tMtl n Ult Pl't'lll 'Earlier in the fourth quarter the Vik· i.D,gs had secured a 14.fi lead when Nelson -----·M"atsukawa7 kn ifed into the Estancia end . -~re'~~~~licin~fforit-a .,..,-.~c..-=C=O"S=TA~M="ES=A~Q.:.U=A~R:,_T.;;E<=R.::.B.::.A.:.C.:.K.::.S.:.T_E.:.V.::.E.::.S_H_A_R_P_(:...l.::.O)_G_E_T_S~A-·H_A~R_D_R,,,U~~s~. H=F~R~O;M;N=EW=·~PO=R..,T~'S~~:i_=o=-H...,~=-P--H_IP_P_S~(3-4)_A_._N_D-P-.~-=--T=-~·M.,,!,_,;:LL:::l::;Co;~.,-N_(_74_1_. deficit into the lead and when Foster ~ I I I I • f(hmd Link aJone at the goal line, he fired i ·two-point PAT for the 14-6 advantage. ·" Estancia's lone touchdown came after a· bad sn"ap from center on a punt at· tenlpt by Marina was recovered by Dave Glt>OO on the Vikings eight. ""It took the Eagles four downs to score with Roy Butteling scampering in from lhe four, Butttling added the PAT to give Eit.ancia a 7--0 -lead with hall oC the first qoarter remaining. . Estancia may have lost more than just a game as..-sta~ing quarterback Steve ,Morton was forced to the ~idelines late in the game with what appeared to be a ~ee injury. G.t.ME STAT1$TICS Firwt Downs lll/Slllno M • • ' Flnl Oowru ~nl"ll • • Finl ~1 .,.,,,Illes ' ' Total flr&I <lown1 " " Ya,rcb rU1Pl1no ·~ 7' nros ""111no " m IJ'1rOJ lo51 " " Ntt yerda oelntd m "' ;.:11/1ver1oe dld•nc& l/l3.) ''" ·'"•lllK/y1nl1 penallttd "" 6159 Fun'lblnll~ loll "' '" k-by Qu1rttn M1rln1 • • • ''-" E111nc!1 ' • • .... , aUIHING '" ,, " .... M1rl111 Slr11Jbt " " " ,,, F111llr ' • • ••• '"* • "' • ••• Mtb\llllWI • ~ • <2 LMQn«ker ' • • • •• R.-ilro ' ' • .. lot1ls ~ "' " ... lll•ntl• PeHe;rlno ' " • u a.~ .... ' l • ••• MM-' • " ... Bhc:noll ' • • "' ~nn1Y ' ' ' ••• ... ~ ' " ' ••• ...... ' • •• ·2.0 ~vtl1y • " ' ., U1Nllng ' • • <O Or1lt111 ' ' • '·' Tol11$ " n " "' .. K "'' " "' M- FOSl1r • • • " "·' l1t11'1d1 MM'°" " 1 ' " ... , Galvin • l ' .. "' Toi.11 " " l m •1., I I ENERGY CRISIS CURE! 1961 TOYOTA 4 0-r, AUllHNltl(", rffi., llHlcr (W11'""41 $999 •. 1970 TOYOTA MARK II " QHr. llMllf, 11 .. ttr, 17t6•0CI $1499 1970 vw FASTIACK AHif, Notttr, •11 .. 1t1ttlc triffl•ml• Ntft, t lr ~1'9nlnt. (111CILHl $1799 1972 TOYOTA CILICA 4 1,...r, rllllll•, mttt. '111'11\11 '°'· CtulLUI $2699 • 1972 AUDI 100LS t DMI', lllftfNlllC fnM., llr Ctll41-- I ..... AM rlllllle. (J7U1'11 $3799 • Vleisides Tallies 3 · TDs As Tritons Top Laguna, 21-0 By HANK WESCH 01 1111 Dally ,.llol Sl11! S2h Clententeffigh sprung tailback Nick Vleisidfs for three first.flalf touchdoY.11s and stopped Lagtma Beach's wishbone attack al.I evening ,to take a 21·0 vjctory in a non-league football game Friday night at Laguna Beach. The victorious Tritons rolled for scores on their fll'St three possessions with the ball to build their wiM.ing margin with 10:08 still to play in the hall. It was a penalty.filled and less-than·artistically played game the ,rest of the way .. Laguna Beach didn't get its running at· lack going with any consistency and oouldn't manage a first down against the tricky San Clemente defense wrtil 5:02 remained in the third quarter .. The losers never penetrated the San Clemente 28. Vleisides, a 185--pound senior, scored from seven and one yard out to cap the· first and third San Clemente drives and broke free on a 40.yard burst over left tackle for the middle score. Vleisides' seven-yard spurt came with 5:47 remaining in the first quarter and capped a 71-yard Triton drive which took 11 plays and was aided by three penalties against Laguna Beach. The Tritoos drove 49--yards for their fina l score early in the second period, with V.teisidcs racing 23 yards to the four-yard line and cracking over two plays later from the one. It was a total Vlelsides sho\\', the senior also kicked all :.hree extra points. ' 11he Tritons stuck with y,•hat was work · ing throughout the game, running Vlefsides 2S times,. usually over the left side where guard Tim Murphy led the blocking. The San Clemente ground attack was~ \\'Orking well enough that the Tritons rarely went to a passing game which had looked well in .the opening game last \\'eek. lt proved to the Tritol'ls' benefit, si nce they failed to compl ete any passes in five attempts. By halftime, Vlei.sides had 131 yards of an eventual 150--yard totaJ for the even- ing, and the Tritons had ground out 169 or an eventual 196. Laguna Beach tried to establish its in· side running game early but an injury to halfback Pete Cottam on his fourth car· ry, and a tough Trilons defense kept the Artists from moving. Speedster John Carlson broke through for 14 yards the longest nm of the even· ing for Laguna as the Artists mounted a penal ty-aided drive late in the fourth Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division w L Balti more 96 64 Boston 81 73 Detroit 64 76 New York 79 St Milwaukee 74 86 Cleveland 70 90 West Division Oakland 93 67 Kansas City 81 73 Minnesc>ta 81 73 California 77 &1 Chicago 76 83 re.as 50 104 '~null• ~t1mon4,lst B11llTIO!"t 11, Cl•Vtlllld 4, 2nCll ainton 1\, MllWlllkN 2, 11! SOiton S, MllWllMH ), 2nd N.W YOl'll; 4, 01trot 1 Tt•••·S.-l(flll ... City 4 Ollli..1111 4. Cllca11111 I Mlnnnot1 7, c 1111orn1t 1 Tod1Y'1 Glmt9 Pct. GB .600 .544 9 .525 12 .494 17 .463 22 .438 26 .583 .544 6 .507 12 .480 16 .478 17 .350 37 Clrlellnd (Tlrnmtflftt" M Ind ICtlllch 2-4 or Botm1n 3-131 •I Bllllmor• IMCNlll'/ .,.,, Ind Cvtlllr 17-l:JJ Ottrolt (Liii,_ 1-41 If Ntw Vor-CM1dkh lMI MllWeutH {C ... ai WI 11 lo-ton (Mort! 12·21 ICll'ttl• City (BUI 15-lSJ If Ttxlt (Bibby t·IOI ChlCIQG !Wooi:I 2 ... ) 11 0.kllnd (HO!hlnln :ll)-IJJ Mlnntt0!1 (DKl!ff 11>101 11 C1Utomlt ITttlllll l·ll NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division w L New York 00 78 Pittsburgh 73 00 St. Louis 73 81 Montreal 78 B2 Chicago, 76 B2 Philadelphia 71 88 West Division Cincinnati 98 B2 Los Angeles 94 66 San Francisco frl 73 Houston 81 73 At18nta 75 114 San Diego 59 IOI "rldtY'1 tl1tultl. Ntw Vork ~ Chltaoo, p0ttPOnfd MOnlrMI 3, Plttlburgl\ 2 Pct. .506 .497 .494 .488 .481 .447 .613 .589 .544 .506 .472 .367 Stn Fr•M:IKo J, Cl11dnt11!13,1 4 IMlnt• SI. LODll 3, Phllldt1Pll11 0 LOI Ar111tlet S, S.n OIHO 2 011\tf tllJbl"llOf'kJIMll1 ' Tlillll'/'I Gltnn GB 11\ 2 3 4 91\ 3'h 11 17 22\\ 36\1 New Yot11 (l(oosmln 12·1S Ind 11-12-3) 61 ChlClllO (80l'\lllm 7·5 i nd J1r1kl"' 1._lS OT lurrl1 l·l ) Montrtll IROOl'1 t-S) 11 PllttbUroti llrllH l._121 Ph1iecs.1pti11 lRuttiven .. ,, ,, St. Loul• (WIN ll-121 Sin Fr111C IKO !Bryant %)-111 11 ClftCIMlll fNom11n U·12) · HOvtton !Rtuu lt-12) ti Alllnlll !Mlrl'lllOtl 11 .. J LOI Ang91a (OSI_,, 16"10) 111 Sin Dlttt (IC!rby t-17) • quarter. But one Of 12 penalties the Artists were assessed stopped_ that drive . GAME ·STATISTICS SC LI F1'"1I downs rusl>fng 9 l Flrll Clowns s>assl"il O O First CIOW"n1 pentllle1 ) l Tot1t tlr11 down& 11 ' Ytddl n11hlnsl 117 N Y•r<ll patt1119 0 S Y1rd1 lost 23 3ol Net ven:11 91lned 19• M Punh/11vef•H ootenc• '121 •171 P1n11U lft/y1nh Pt11•!11ed 111115 12178 Fumt>les/Nmbln lo5t 1/0 l /2 StOTt by Qll\rttn Sen Clemente I' 7 0 O -21 L111una Be&d'I 0 0 0 D -0 .... V!llMde1 """' Snlnk1• W"" Totll1 Akins Cott•'" ""-M1n1rell1 B..inlno w 1111111 Tot1l1 """" ..... Wlllelft' Tot els ltUIHING I•• CMIM"'9 tt• • " ' • • u L.1911111 •H~ O • " ' ' ' "' "' ,, ...... 22 21 0.1 1$0 ~ 1 S.9 1l 0 ·16 12 • 11.0 15 I 2.3 211 n •.J 2• -%2 0.1 I 0 2.0 Sl 1 18 1 0 1.0 ' 0 1.0 1 11 ·5.0 u l-1 1.1 l"ASSIHG .... Cll-"t pa ~ pfll YI Kl $0 10 .0llO L111tM B11Cll 5 1 05.:200 1 Q I 0 .Cl{il) 11 115.0IS Ryan Finished Nolan Ryan, the baseball's new all- time single-season strikeout king, will not attempt to add to his total of 383 this sea.son. Ryan, who fanned 16 Minnesota Twins players Thursday night to surpass by one former Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax's record of 382, was scheduled to pitch the season fin ale Sunday against the Twins . Twins Rookie Spa1iks Angels To Tune of 7.1 1\1.innesota Twins pitcher Dan· Fife pitched the first complete game 'of his major league career when he beat the California Angel s;-7·1 Friday night. The 24-year~J(I pitcher threw a five-- hitter and was never in serioUs trouble . Angels Slate AH ._ .. kMf'C mlJ • 5_,1. !t Ml~IOll •t Clllllorftll ':" p.m. 1:55 p.m. Sip!. 30 Mlnnesor1 11 C1lllornl1 An unearned run prev~d rue from pitching a shutwt. PromoWd to Ille Twins from the minors in mid-August, Fife's victory was his third in Jive decisions. California left-hander Rudy May . knocked oot alter 2% imlllp, sulfered his 17th loss in 24 decisions. SI.Dee July 18, May's record Is 1-11. Mln-t• ""-· e,.,,. cf T~n.11 Sodtrlltm, lb 1(111.orew, dh MQ\11111. pr Kwfct, lb Mims. ll Holl. rf • Terrill, nt Br11m11n, c Fifi, p Toll la Mlnn@tt.111 C1lllornl1 Ill t II 9( 1112111,,....,("f SOOOP"'-lf 3 I I o FRobnsn. dh 3 ' 1 0 oou. • ..,. Jib O o o o Mcer1w, lb • 1 t 1 SChnblm, rf l 0 0 0 BP1r1ur, 2b s 0 1 l Slfld1, c I O 0 0 Tort:oorv, e 3 1100-.. lb OOOOCNlk,11 RMIY, p Siii•, p Ll"'9• P Montgl.ldo, p l-1 1 I 6 Tol1l1 1~ r II ~I I 0 1 0 3 0 0 " I 0 0 0 4 0 I 0 ;, 0 0 0 4 1 I o 2 0 I o I 0 0 0 ;, • 2 1 1 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 3l 1 ' l 005 m 000--1 000 lot --1 E-CP>.alk, Ad11M, AIV«I, OP-Mlnnftlll I, Cll- ltoml• t. LOB-Mfnne.ot1 '· Cellfoml1 II. 2B- 1(111lclr:. HR-e r.,. c•>. Fllt fW,J.1) R.Me'f IL,7-11) !"Iii Lllr.GI II' H tl •tt ' 6 1 0 N J S S •2\'t 3 2 2 3 2 D 0 -·-HBP-by Sell1 I t 0 0 •• 10 • • , ' , ' ' . ' ' fAdllnl). T-2:22. A.-JiA)O. Mesa Runners Go Nowhere;'· Minus Yard~e By CRAIG SHEFF Of Hit Oii/i'li I'll .. Sllft Newport Harbor lligh's football team put on another awe9Cl"lle defensive sho\v Friday night in gunning down outmanned Costa Mesa High, 28-0, at Newport. For the second' straight week the Sailors or coach Don Lent held their op-- posiUoo l.Klder the 100-yard mart in total offense. And the losing Mustangs were una~le to do anything at all on the ground, being held to minus 27 yards as Mesa quarterback Steve ShBrp \vas sacked eight times for 74 yards. Newport linebacker Bill l\1ockett and defensive guard Ken Newbery gave Sharp a bad time all night. And Tin1 Brown Don Valdez and George Norris also w~re standouts for Lent's defensive crew. The Tars' offense was just as awesome, although penalties a n d turnovers in the first ball kept the score from being higher. Although the Sailors s p u t t e re d somewhat offensively in the first half, they still held a 7-0 lead in the firsl quarter. thanks to a 66--yard pass play from quarterback Steve Bukich lo end Vin Mulroy. Mesa was still very much in It until a bad gamble early In the second quarter backfired. On a fourth do\\11 and one yard to go situation at its own 32, Mesa elected to try for the first down but Sharp was dumped for a four-ya rd loss. One play later Bukich ran around right end for 28 yards and the TD that put the Sailors out of danger. Bob Unvert then kicked his secOOd or four perfect placements. Another long pass play from Dukich to t.fulroy of 41 yards climaxed the scoring in the final quarter. Newport's third '!1> came in the third quarter when Bukich went one yard to end a 54-}'ard drive. That was helped out when Sharp was dumped for a 17·yard loss on a fourth down situation by Valdez and N01Tis . The Afustangs were unable to generate an y sustained drive, getting past the ~ yard line on only l"-'O occasions. Their deepest penetration was to thj? Newport 20' in the fourth quarter, but a fumble turned it over to the Tars. Mesa drove to the Newport r1 in the opening quarter, but ~ark Duffy picked off one ol Sharp's passes to ·end that drive. Ne~·port was hurt conside rably ln the first half by 60 yards in penalties, two of the lS-yarders being marched off because of roughing the kicker infractions. Newport's Gavin Hedrick also picked off a Mesa pass whlle the Mustangs' Rod Figgatt and Paul Desmet intercepted Newport aerials. el.MS STATISTICS F!r11 downs rvshlng Flr1t -.1 .,-1sino Flr1t doWlli pgn11lln lot1I flr1I dCIWN V•nh ruthlno V1rd1 P11ll11U Yll"lb lcKI Ntl v1rds oalMll P1,W1l1/1"""1g11 dlsllnc• P-lll•lv1rdt penel11ed F11mblnilvmblts IOlt Iceni~, ~·rttn CM ' ' . ' • " "' " l'fn . "' "' •• " • • " "' ... " -... ,, .. "~ ,,, ' . ' ..... '-" $. SIMrp ..,_ O.lenr 8. '"''II T011l1 Buklcll T!lto'!Ot Slfllg BfllCll H~~ To1111 s. Shiro ...... T. Brown Cl1rt1 Tolelt 1 1' 1 RUSHING CnllMHI .. " " " ' • " • 1 " "' " Nt•l'Ol1 M1rlllr " n " " • " • . » ' 1 " "' l"ASSIMG C11111 Mffl .... 'l" " . "'"""" M•l'bor " ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' " ' ' " .... " ... " -s.a .. .. . • ••• " ••• 1 ••• • "' • "' " ... • "' " "' " "" "' .... '" ... " .... " .... "' ·"' NEWPoRT'S VIN MULROY RUNS FOR YARDAGE 'AFTIR CATCHING PASS PROM STIVI IUKICH. I .. First-ever I Dana llills Win, 27-20 _, ---~ By STEVE ANDREWS Of .. DtllY Plllt Sid Plel3e excuse Dana HJlb rans and football players if they 1do a little extra boutlng this week . You see, the Dolphins won a football game for the rrrst time in the scOOol's br"f two-year existence Friday night. Coach Tony Leon Wlveiled a punishing growid altack that overpowered Rim or the World 27-20 in non-league action at San Oemente High. ~ Entering the clash, Dana HUis bad lost 10 straJght games and it appeared the Dolphins m.Jght have to wait another . week be£ore the ice wa s broken. Two mistakes set up Rim scores and the Scots had taken a 1._.13 halftime ad· vantage. But then the Dolphins backs went to work. The trio of Mark Foster, Darryl Howe and Bob Spiers ran the Scot defen.se ragged. For the night they total· ed. 158 yards between them. Foster was the most devastating of lhe threesome ,surpassins the 100-yard mark for the second straight week. The burly fullback totaled 148 yards on 32 carries and his only touchdown, a one-yard burst off tackle with 5:33 left in the third period, gave Dana Hills a ~14 lead. The Scots fought back and marched 63 yards after the ensuing kickoff and tied the score on Eric Tipton's six-yard sweep of right end ... However the extra point kick ""85 blocked leaving the Dolphins wtth one quarter to register win number ' .... • ' ' • • S.UWday, Stpttmbtr 2'1, 1973 DAILY PILOT 15 , EdisonN~hs O.llY ~llrO l>lloln by '•Irick O'Dltlffll 20-7 Victory · 9ver0.-·ange --~'~ By JOHN CASS Of .... D.it¥ ,1~. tt•ff Edison High S!'hool's football squad combined a balanced otrcnsi\•e atta t k wtth a rugged defense to belt Orange Hl&h, 20-7, Friday n~ght at Orange O>ast COilege. And. the final score doesn't indicate the ease with which the Chargers hindl- ed the visiting Panthers. The Oi.argers offense racked up 316 yards Vr'hile limiting the Panthers to a net four yards total offense. Jn fact, the visitors \\'ere in the red all evening until the final fe"' minutes or the contest. Thr Edison defensive u·all v.·as a"'esomc, .saclrin,q: Orange quarterbacks 13 timCs for 101 yards. The Panthers had a min1,1s 11 yards rushing. Edison had 16 flrst downs to Oran~e·s four. 'Ibe Chargers forced seven Pant~r.s fumbles and didn't sarrender a toucbdo\\'!l to the Orange offensive unit. The Only Panthers Tri came on a 42-yat~ punt retwn. And they didn't let their fans down, turning around with a touchdown march of thelr own. Foster pummeled the Scot defense for three drive saving-first. ~ but he left it up to quarterback Al lienavkSez to tack on the winner . HUNTINGTON BEACH'S LOREN MICKLIN BREAKS A TA_CKLE ON HIS WAY TO A 96-YARD TOUCHDOWN RUN ON THE OPENING KICKOFF. Edison seemed {o be able to move the ball at will Tailback Bill Rutherford r;Jn through gaping holes opened by the. Qf· (fnsive line, while quarterbadt Dave White threw for 163 yards. The only thin!l" that blunted the Edison attack was 'tfit referee's whistle. The official ~ off 115 yards against the Chargers, whl!.' tile Panthers "'ere assessed with only'a(le penalty for five ye_ards. Edison scored oo the first drive of ttle .Xhe 5-9 slgnaJ.·caller bolted in from a rant out with 9: 19 remaining and the defense fought off a late Rim rally. Baro-ns -Ex-p· Ioae ·-in.--2nd -Irair., -a3:r4--~~%~!~?i7~ang~~~~- Wlllte dropped back to pass, found )11s . receivers covered, and decided to carr y Dana Hills also displayed a fine receiver in split end Mark Eljenhol~. His dauling catches played a big role 1n the Dolphins' second touchdown which he scored on a l~yard tosa from BenaVidez. Dana Hills started the evening's scor· Ing on a IO.yard sweep around left end by Howe early in the first quarter. Bill Spr· iniman the Dolphins' sidelined quarterback, added his Ill'st of three ex· tra points. a-vldK Stictll•"' '"'m Tot•I• •AMI STATISTICS 'lssnta D•M Hllll DK 11 ' ' ,, "' "' 11 "' "" ,,,. '" ow ' I ' " ·~ m ' m "~ 1/IS '" 1 -27 ·-" YI ,.,., ' .. 0 l.S 11 •.• , 0.1 1l •.l ' 11 0 7,1 $ -Cl.t a l.O ' ,. ' 13 H ,i; 11111 YI Id 15 t 0 11l .MIO IUl!t tf tlllo WWWI . ' . ' 11 ' Sports on TV 10:!0 a.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBAU. -The Figbllng Irish ol Notr. Dame battle the Purdue llollenna~ at Lolayette,.lnc. 11 Lin. 14) -BASEBALL -'l1le New York Mets. ~t Chicago's WrlileJ Field. A doubleheader with • the network jolnlnc the first game in progress at 11 and bringing the seo:>nd. game in its entirety. 4 p.m. (7) -CELEBRITY TEN· N1S -Included are Desi Arntz, Robort Slack, Glen Campbell, V.vtd Hartman and Uoyd Brldoes. 4:!0 p.m. (Z) -dORBE RAcE -- The Woodward !'ion\ Bemmt Park. 5 p.m. (7) -WlDE WORU> OF Sl'OllTS -1b6 top amatetr ho>· ero fl'om the U.S. and !"'land square off In o team mafct> at Cblcago's Soldier Field. By ROGER CARI.SON 01 ftll 'D•llW ,lltt ll•ff Fountain Valley High's opportwllltic Baroos . came from behind with lour second·haH touchdowns to bury i"IWl· ~ington Beach High's upset plans Friday night in . non: league football action before a standing room only crowd of 5,075 at Huntington Beach. . Coach Bruce Pi ckford's BaroM, do~n by ILli-l . .halftime ~t._got rich with the aid of fou r £atal Huotinglon Beach fumbles and a sparklins 70.yard punt ' , return for a touchdO\VO by Rick Tessier. Tessier's gem came with 5:04 left in the third period and it put Fountain Valley in the lead for the first time at 19- 14. Jerry Grundy's fumble recovery at the l"Iuntington .Beach 17 earlier in the third period began Fwntain Valley's ip. surmountable momentum. • Four plays later Bill Ogden smashed over from t~'O yards out and.ihe Barons tr.Ufed coaeh ltoy Brurtrmett's hardhit· ting Oilers, 14--13. the ball. He raced around right end f°":>.)I Three more fumble recoveries by opening kickoff \\'hen Loren ~ticklin rac· yards. Rutherford carried the remain~nV Manuel Pefez (on the HB 14), Bob ed 96 yards for a touchdown. six for the TD and Dan McPbe~.n Blackburn (on the Barons 47 ) and M'ark Paul Gassman kicked the first of two booted the PAT to make it 7.0. ··:• Tucker (on the HB 11) completed the sec-PATs and Huntington Beach had a 7-0 Edison drove 75 yards early in the sec- ond half burial of the Oilers. lead . · ood period for another score. White -ttit Quarterback Dan Troup, who displayed Troup evened the COlmt at seven by wide receiver Joe Troxell with a 37-yard _ a nifty arm in completing 12 or 21 passes leading his mates on an ~yard scoring bomb for the TD. The 'ball was actulil>y for 174 yards, scored from one yard out march, culminated by his 30-yard TD deflected In the end zone by defensive ahd the other TD was by Mitch pass to Ben Dodson. Woody Tre6sler back Brisn White, but Troxell alertfy Chambers from two yards away. kicked the first of three PATs for Foun-picked it out ~·the air. .• 1' tain Valley. The turnabout negated a tremendOU$ d ·th Orange scored .. with 1:41 left in the finl first·h'alf effOrt-by-Brummett's crew, H~ Beach took the lee wi• half-when Kevin-Ho~'ell-hauled in 3Q which bad dominateO the action since the 4:32 to go in ilie biill 00 HarleYHill'~ Edison · punt and raced 42 yards ,.uf'ii. one.yard plunge, capping a 6&-yard, 15-play drive. touched to pay dirt. But it wasn't to be Huntington Beach's ~fePbersoo. booted a 28-yard field gqaJ night for an upset. The Barons. limited to with 15 seconds left in the half to make iJ. Oil.ly 79 yards net on the ground out of 17-7. ' their wishbone offense. went to the air McPherson closed out the scoring earJt and Troup was deadly, especially to in the thlrd quarter, kii;king a 25-yar(f recei\•er Ri~ Hatfield, who caught four field goal. · ot his aerials for 69 yards. &AMI: ITAllSTICS ,V Ml Fk"ft down• ru1111111 s II Finl doWnt pe11h"1111 • 2 First downs Pttn•lllft O 1 Tol•I fin! downs ll ll Y•rfb 4i11111I,_ U lH Y•rfb P•ulng 114 11 v.m 1oa1 ' " Net w•rcts 111"'6 1JJ 200 Punr11wer...-d111•Mot '1'11 313' P-lllnfr•rd• P9fllllted 2/lD 312t Fumblt5ffYmbln IO'l! lll "'' Sc«• bW Ou•r11rf Fovnl1fn Valle-I' 1 I 12 1' -33 H11ntln11ton 8~h 7 7 0 0 -14 lrou11 .... Tot .. l aUSHINO POllnlllll Vllltb " WI 1v1, , " • " ,. ' l ' ' ' , ' • 0 ' • • ' l ' ' ' ' • ' " " • Hliftltllflon .. tell " u n " " • • .. ' ' • • ~ •u .. 'ASS I NO foY11l•l11 V1ltcy N K 1111 ·yt 2 ll 0 17' l ~ 0 0 .23 12 0 17' ~j ... ••• ti 10 u ti !-' ·' ••• '·' ., "' .Sii .. ,,, •AMI ITATISTICI • First dow1u ruthl111 II P'lrst clown• ""'"' S First downt pen•llln I lOf•t Finl ~ 16 Y1rcls rus.111111 1'2 Y•rdl Hulrw 1'3 Y•rd1 to..! JI' Ne! y1rO. H IMCI 116 Punt1/~I!'-dllt•ll(• 2flJ Ptn1Hlestf1n:l1 ptr11llzld 101115 Fu,..blts/lumbl•• 1051 111 Edl1on ...... ·-· '"''"'" Wiiii. Pkk NM' Portritld ........... .,_ Tol111 How•ll 1(11mm!r ·~ ~ lf"tl'lllO Totels • tc.... 1W Offrtwl ' .. ' 1 auSMllilO "*-.. , .. " 1 , ' ' ' ' " Dt•llff • , " ,. ' ' " f'ASSINO • • " "' " " ' ' ' ' ' '" " " 11 .. ' ' " • • • • . ' " ~ "' •• •• "' ~· 0 -io·t ·-' " ..... ' ... ' •• " ... ' ,. 0 :!~ ' • ... H .... ~ ... • '" ' .., " ~ .. 0 J. • "' Wllll• ··-.. M' ,,., WI I I . 1'3 ! : ~ ~­ Lions Outscored, 32-21 ~ By Long .Beach Wilson ~ Mlffllllltllfl IHCll 1 3 011..42' 20 00 .000 t lll1.l33 Nlhllow11!.I """' .. Tottll " ....... ' • ~ By STEVE EKOVJCH lead early in the last quarter. The Ii~ Of "" D111w ,11., '"'" I.Jons tally came on a 40-yard pass ~ Tony Gipson was too mucn. from Mark Stewart to Tony Mad~ 11 p.m. (5) -COLLEGE FOOT· BALL -The Mid>lgan State Spott1n1 meet the UCl,A Bruins In ~ =:ruer at tho Los DAN TROUP (18) GOES BACK FOR QNE OF HIS DOZllj,.CO"'PLETIONS IN THE BARONS' 33-1 4 CONQUEST. Gipsoo, u tnlng·fasl running bock !or • Tbe fake klclt failed and tile score· .or. Long Beach llso was too much to lM·witb 1:25 left in the secood quartd. _DJahlo_s' 1-2 Punch n ·oes .It, 30-0 BJ'llOll'AllD L HANDY fortunately for Trojans rans, on 1 <Iii>' et • Oellf ""' ...., ping cell at the Universiiy 4~yard stripe Ml-Viejo Hl8b School unlouhed a and two plays later the game ended wiUt doubll -0 bad<lield runntnc com· Mislinn Viejo posting its oecond big Oil blllllloa Jl'ridaJ nlcl>t to blDd the ICOrio8 total ever. 1111!'~ Hieb Trojaos footblll team a A year ago Ml!Jion Viejo trimmed 1<;..--1---il -I lo ICllan on the wtmer'1 fteld. Kotella, 11-4>, and thoochta of the Dlabtol Wida Km Robbtna 1lllnlng II yardl In surpaaaln1 that mark _. In the '41nds II ---' U to the oullicle and G of par11..., MV patrnna ofter Don llW>es ~ .... , 11101 Y mlcidit uy kickt<I i rr-yard fllld goo! for the final = = 14 a 1J° belftlme' ~ roargln of victory late In the third llama. VIOtop. Mission Viejo waited UtUe time pultinl Tllen It w~ Rick Wblte up the middle Ill lldt ICU'• on the boards, moving ~ for 19 yordt tn II carrl,. '!Ith Mark yordt in seven plays lhe first time it hod Batu pfddng up JI outside IO •park tho -Ilion. Silt plays up the middle .......s ball. . around oot a pair of first downs, lhen a Wlille the 111ttsUe1 favor coach Bob· pitch to the f-pplng llqbblrui llfwer'• Mission Viejo club by a '!Ide around lelt end brought the acore on a 36- llllQID, ltie, fall to ninal a brillll!I' • :yard nm. Reeves convertcd'and It was 7. yanf punl ~turn for on apparent O with 8:55 lelt lo play. touchdown by Chris Slark of University Rich Rommel Intercepted a wayward In the clollng 1111es of the game. Mike O'Loughlln aerlol at the University Tbe louchdown wu nullified, un-40 and reJurned it for a *91"1 Mlsaion Viejo scor.e with the conversion try fail· ing. Dave Schmidt, the MY quarterback, scrambled out of the pocket and hurlcii a 34-yard strike to Kevin Eaton at the goal Jine wlth t:ao left in the half and Reeves' converakm made It 2:0-0 at intennission. Robbins scored hl5 second touchdown of the night ·on a . seven-yard scamper early In the tbtrd petlod alter White bad moved the ball 31 yards on • !IS-yard march. ' Jeff Hickey recovered a fwnb1e, Rom- mel had on Interception, Bob Fisher and Jim l~ausauer sacked lhe quarterback and Bob Frt.id did out&tandlng work !or ~ the victors. Jim Coryer, Ken Morgan and ~ Poirier stood oot defensively for the Tro- jans. OAMI STAl1STICI • U "11V fllttl llowM ,~ J ,, fJ}rtt toWl'll NUIM I , . ' L Flrll dowlll HIMlllln 2 lot•I llr5t 0i7w,.,. J Y•rds r11Wlln1 ll Y11rdl Plst.lnt 21 Y11t<11 10$1 II Net ward• 1111!Mll t4 Pu11'1l•11t1"•1M d!1l1nt• 6/ll l'IMl!ltS/Yltdl 1Nn1llltd SI« fumbltslf\lfl'IDIH io.1 1/1 kMW lllW ONJ11n Ul'llvtrtltv 0 0 o Mlttlon Vltlo • ' 11 ID llUSKllilO U11lvtnltY 'ASS IMO ' .. .. •• 51 " ~· 1/l1 .,. ,,, ·-0 . -" u11r..n11't' HNllMWlllCI li 'l3 :!! MltMM JI.it : : st ... I handle for Wes · ter High's Lions Fri-The LiO.S deadlocked the score be~ d · ht he his te with the half Tony Accomando broke over left. ay nig as ammates · _, .. -a from 18 yards out for the score.:• four touchdowns to a 32-21 football vie· ......... tory on the winner 's field. After geltlng a secood try at the P& . ln all Gin~ le• m-rd behl d ' Stewart hit Dan Smith in the end zont,lo/ , I"~·· 1~ v• ... ya s n two points -. !)im. lhanJb.o..entlre..Llons.backlteld.,llil----westll!lMter wenf hlnit fl•'"tOO-cile· .. ~ ya~ds rushing provided the bulk of ind only time when Robert Yoder tooliB WtlS<!n s total ofr~nse and. the eventual pttchout and raced around right end fCJt! a undomg of Westm1nste: High. • 10-yard touchdown dash. Larry \Vathr· . With less than a minute gone m the ing's PAT ki ck "·as good. :· first quarter, Gipson took a handoff on •: his own five, blasled over left tackle and GAME. st•T11 '1c1 w .f:~'"· found nothil)g but the night air between ''"' OOWM ""111"' • • him and the goal liae. The PAT WU good :::: = :='.~ ~ 1· and the Bruins took the early lead. 7-G. ~ 11,.1 11oW111 ,,," • • Y•,_ r\Mlll'lll A little later in .the same quarter ..,.,,,. 111•~1nt '°' West.minster had Its back agaiost the :-:.;' '''"" ,:! wall and was forced to "punt from. tts own ,...111w1•t0• Pf!'l•Hnd ,,.,. .Ml four. 1)\e ball eodtd up on the Lions 10 =::'~"=-~s ?~:i and on the nrst play from IC!rimm• lt w..rmlMttt ~" °""r If 0 ,.:.t;. w-aa GJpson ag1ln with the ball, atrtatmc Lt wn-1f o • 1~ for the. goal line With nobody close. , .1ustt1"' k• ,, .,,.. f The PAT was good, and with 4:02 left. WHhfttMtlf' " .., .._· in the first quarttr it stcmed 1s If the i~:'"' f' ~2 1o ·': Clpsoo avalancbcfbad justcommenced. ~ H 1'' 1~·--• The l.Jons weren't about to be snowed :::u J .; ,. ; under IO f:Ully though, RecovtrlJJg from r.:-:, ~ t t · t t'* 1nltlal shock o( Glpeori'a flncy vtdtr :J ,, 11 ! footwork, Wcst.nilnsler put Its fW on lo1t11 , ... 111,.. .P m 0 , .. their ft.et with three con1ecutlve ... .,...,., _, ,.::s.., touchdown~ which put the Liona ~atl-14 t••r ~ r a ~ ·::~ ·.: ... I ' • j .tfl DAIL V PILOT Fast Saints Challe n ge S e a King s 1wo ~Lon diret1 oppositt>S clash tonight at Ne\\'port Harbor lli gh as Corona del Afar's defensive-~d Sea Kings try to stem the tide of Santa Ana's blazing fast Saints. It's an 8 o'clock kickoff and Santa Ana is a six -point favorite to hand Corona de! ~tar its second stra ight non- league loss. Coach Tom Bald\\•in's Saints mar.ch in \\ith a "isbbone at- tack featuring halfbacks Ed- mond Burks, Jim Gastelo and IUckie Jones alternating. 'aod each is conceded to be faster than any Corona del Mar player. Quarterback Mike ~folina is a three-year starter for Santa Ana and directs the option at- tack. Too. starting fullback Dave Kurrasch (215) returns to the Saints attack after missing Santa Ana's 7-7 tie with Mater Dci in the season opener. O:irOOa del Mar coach Dave Holland and his Sea Kings will be trying to rebound aft~r a 31-3 loss to Newport Harbor. Santa Ana ripped CdM. 24-6. in I 972. Corona . v.i II try to stem the tide with its potent defensive structure, paced by do"nlinemen ll.1ike Frost and Rhett Tucker and linebackers Scott \Vatson, Marty Liotta and Brent OgdeQ. Corona del Mar has Jacked a knockout punch In the aerial game and Holland has in· - I SADDLEBACK LINEMAN Bill MADDEN ' ' .. Pirates Get Stiff· Test From LBCC Orange Coast College, a sleeping f(.anl 1n its flrat two. football games this season, faces. a ·very big obstacle tQnight \llhen the Pirates tangle with Loog Beach City College at OCC. Game time is 7,30_ The Bucs have been sluggish offensively U:us far, but Oct coach Dick Tucker is hopeful they'll come out of it tonight. "We've made e f e w turnovers Jn oUr first ~wo games which -we are hopeful of. eliminating. We. think we've El Toro Lopsided Favorite got a good football team, but we've-go t to hold the mistakes down," 11:ays Tucker. ace mbcues helped Colden West rally for a 28-fT victory in the opener and although the Bucs tOpped LA Harbor last week by a 14-7 count, the score should have been higher I! the Bucs had not-given the ball up on fumbles and pass ln~ terceptions. The Pirates' running game is one of the best in JC foot· ball with top backs such as John Dixon, Mike Nanko and Dan Princeotto. But the Bucs will )11'o need a good passing attack lo stay with U:>ng Bench. Freshman Mike Magner has been improving every week since taking·over1he No. 1 Job when Reed Johnson was in· jured against Golden West. The Pirates" t a I en t e·d defense crew'will get a severe test from Long Beach, which showed good balance in a surprising 21-7 win over Cer· rltos Jast week. The Vlkes gained nearly 400 yards oo offense, 205 of It oomlng vip:' pas_ses r r o m • freshman quarterback Pete Tereschuk. The f o r m e r Lakewood AU.CJF star tossed a trio ot touchdown strikes last week and -bas ·fou.r fo r the seasoo. "Long Beacli was very iln· pressive against Cerritos. It 's by far the best teanl we've played so far," ~ys· Tucker. Long Beach'11 coach Gary J a.oobsen. who played for Orange Coast in 1956-57, feels It'll be a cJose battle a~I the Quarterbacks · Duel Tonight As Rustlers Battle Comets • t way. "'I can't see either team blowing the other one OUL" m Ill ... ·~ "' "' ... I lli ... ·~ l?l Prep, JC X-country Summaries ESCONDIDO -Go Iden snialler in stature with his Winning is important to beth !l's strange but true. \Vest College has ridden the counterpart at Paloma. r. Ron coaches but Shackleford says Or•l'IO• co.it !•tl on ""11'"'0ll '· ,__ 'II I I 1. C•rroll tFl 22:11; 1. lur?fSS IFI How often is a first-year crest of victory and sunk to Coppess. ue wt a so use a arge 2:,7: 3. 011i Gillegot {Fl coot• !Fl School Playlll. g only, .•• ·-nd the depths of defeat in tYt'O Acaimando runs the option number of players from his 22:s1: s. 0111 IFl :12:st1 &. w,111er, ,'" '"' ""'"v 23:~; 7. Gorm•n (Ol 23:10; • • °"' football oUtings this season. play with accuracy a·n d roster in the final tuneup for IFl 2J:10; '· w111m1r1 1ol n :J11 10. football game ever a gigantic p 1 Coll h foll doesn't hesitate to tum the confer-play H•alon !ll'J "'°'· 11. Rock IEl 2A:l2; fa vorite'? First-year schools 8 omar ege as ow-'"'""" · n. JontJ co> 14:21; 11. o ... niton co~ are usually relegated to 0-9 ed a similar road in winning comer with the ball under his Fumbles. pass interceptions :u:111 u. Rolfln• 10> '''"· seasons and a win is cause for its opener from Glendale, · ann when the o cc as i on and mental miscues have been VAlllllTY •-1·z then •--rn· g to C1"trus last presen•-1"tself He also does f coo-m f 01111 Mm• usJ uo 111m of 1111 wtr111 dancing On the campus quad ru · nr.; i.:. • cause or ~.. or 1. Alarcon 101 10:23: 2 .• O'B•r !Ill s. lawn. week. · \\"ell with the passing game Shackleford. eowm•n (Ol 10:521 .t Rlcherd~ IJtl Tonight at Escondido High despite his size (6-0, 175). " i. Onthr•rot (Ol 11 :1!1 1. Potlt r 11t1 El Toro Hi gh. however, is a School h h None of the .,layers made a 11:'51 •· Joi.n1 fol 11:se1 '· Atitrn 101 , t e two teams meet Coppess is a usky 205-poun-1 t f · k bu he 12·os 10 Joyce co1 n ·oe· 11 M bl·g favori"te 1·n toru"ght's ga""" o o nusta es t ,\. n you · ' · · ' ' <• · ""'' for the first time on th~der who stands 6-2. He suf· °"1!'1' !R> U :H• 12. Pittl•Qn ' at Mission Vier·o ror · two 'd" .th 1 ha play quite a few and each one 12:23; 13. J. O•w•v <RI 12::JO. reasons. gr1 iron wt kickoff at 7:30. fered a broken let nd early makes a mistake, it soon adds JUNIOR VARSITY Both teanis have out stand· in the yeai' but played \\rit h the t •t f o u <>41 tnl 1t1 ., 111t worwi -It ..... on 1"ts opener. t4 •, · rt rb ks Gold · · I k d h bee up 0 qui e 8 ew. •n• " " "' tD .. -v 1ng qua e ac . en 1n1ury ast wee an as n 1. La1>u <RJ 12:00: 1. Hu111n > over established Anny-Navy. West's Danny Accomando 1·5 named to start toni"ght 's game. "We will also have to pick i2:1t; l. 91~uer tRl 12:2s; .t. the. t tin d f d Mon!gom11v (0) 11:36; J . Mltkt~l !FU -It's playing the San up 1r sun g e ense an 12:.&Si •· Tr1po1" cRi 12:J01 1. M•rKl•i Clemente Hl .gh -'""""""res. try to force them to make the (Rl 12 :5'1 1. sw1n~er (O> 13:001 9. "\Ve believe fu;;»ii play M h c· d F mistakes this time." he says. f;~;,~r (OJ U:JO; 10 • Somurbr !RI some of the juniors who didn't onarc s, 31' ea . ace The Rust.lers 'Aill start a tkild'f! ~·~ !~f, a'.,.~!~" no t · F'r"d night's game " freshman at fullback ln the 00 ... 11 w111 uo1 u. H•rW 1u1 --seded.-.Joe-.Eono_mt.o...Jll" C -..J _J J c. L •ack· VaeeS starting lineup at quarterback, --uaumeu ~ 0 k ge Ul I ay ' ' . 1. L1191n {H) lt:lll 2. Ptrtl (H) W . JaYA..-EL-1:9.to ~ ro:;bh Mack person of Brent Partndg~, a 20:0&; l . M1,1w1ck IH> ~:ot: .... Guuitn hoping to hypo the attack. The Sea Kings have an ade- quate nmning ganie with Ogden and Bob Wilson sharing most of the rushing. ' -l\toore. "They'll pro ably Use-R -u""gg-e:;J-P li-;;;.".ffe-y-Tom"-g•ht -•-4.8.S-poonder-from-'Fustin-Htgh:-{~~~Hf' 1t1:~1.-(~~!t~~t------· those kids on defense." U ,,_..... a.I Pat Thorpe, a -letterman, 21 :1t: •· w1 ..... (H) 21 :26. •. Ctt'rlltkn. · again dra\YS the starting <Gl 11 :21: 10. 11tec1 !G> t1 :3!1 n. so~- 1 K C f T•Jt Moore says his club is rar . allb ~11 IHl 21:D : 11 •""""""" cei n ey On el·en"·e I r fld t M t De" Hi h' r Iba!! I h h "-r 11 t . aSSJgrunent at t ack. "·~' "· •• ,, '" ~'"' "· "''" '" '-) rom overcon 1 en . a er 1 g s oo o ave our anu.:. u ry1ng , . :n:ot. ·"You can be embarrassed or team seeks to b_lot out ao to defense him .'· Palomar s running game . is ''OU can play football ," says opening game tic as it takes Chaffey, on the other hand ~eared . around Oippess ."1th Moore . ''Our players have on Chaffey High of Ontario in used five b a c k s in-Steve Simunek and Tloo Rivers DefenSes; however, have been able to overplay Corona del Mar's running game and tberein lies the key. lf C.Orona del Mar can pass effectively and take the · ~ off its running game, santa Ana's defense may find the Sea Kings tough to handle. -C_. f91 Mltott.llM SI! -Jon Terry LT--Torn Fotiti r LG -Gerry Alk.,. C -Jim G•rn RG -StOll Gulsnti.t RT -Mlkl FrOll TE -Jolul llu.uerd ~B -JOI! Pono • -llrtn! Ogden • .-. 11 -110?! Wl\Mll'I FL -llrl1n lltrner CONlnill dll MV DtflMI IE -Jl/t'I Gern 1 -Kim Niisson T -Miki FrOll IE -1111\ett Tucktr L II -II rent OOdffl i!ll -Scot! Walson ~8 -//.er!y Lloll• 8 -Jon Terrv I -Miki W•ll (Jtov-Fred Moore S -llrl1n lltrntr "' "' ·~ "' '" "' ... l" .. "' '" '" '" "' '" '" "' '" •• '~ '~ m AZUSA -S a d d 1 c b a c k S\vitch to l\1arty Mikkelsen. College \Vill be attempting to the fresl}man y,•ho paced the win its first-ever decision from Gauchos to a come-from-be- the Citrus 0\'ilS tonight when hind victory last week. the !.\VO football teams clash in John Strycu1a of . the Owls a Mission Conference outing apparently doesn't have such here (7:30). a problem .. His st a r·t Ing Saddleback. went to the state quarterback is his own son, playoffs last year by vote of Bill. ' conference. coaches after the "We think he is a good all· l\VO teams tied for the circuit round player and he runs the championsliip follo\\o·ing a 24:24-option--well," -the se n i o r tie. In the first game of tbe Strycula says. series three years ago it was Hartman doesn't feel his 7·7 with Citrus winning in 1972. running backs have lived up to Coach , ~rge H~rtman at their potential in the first two Saddleback ts undecided about games and is looking for bet- his starting quarter~ck an~ ter efforts to!l.ight. may no~ make a dec1s1on until Aundre Holmes carried the· game t11~1e. bait on 34 occasions for 95 Early in the week .he named yards last Y.'eek but Hartman sophomore John Sprrngman as feels he is capable of breaking the starter but says he may for a long one at any ume. Big Joe Jones is likewise due for a For Coast Area top effort. The Citrus running game geared around yotmg Strycula and a freshman, Doug Hop?er. ·Polo Summaries s~-a>t Q~mn GO!~ Wu! S I S S-23 Coste Mes• tccrlno: Swen1011 2, Lund 3, KtM 2. Sef'lll Monk1 0 0 l 1-1 GWC Scor!!'lg: iJl oO&rtll>n ~, Getck!!I Gr~ l 0 ~ 2-<i West"'trid 4, 11rown1 A, McAd•ms 1, Cor011e d"I Mer O l ' 2-9 E ld'I 1, Lemmtrt 1, M1llby 2, Col~on 3, Corona del Mer 1corlng BOl.lgh!~ l ~Giii 1, Hesellon 1, Gue-gl ... I. W•hon 3, p..,nlng!QI\ 1. Crimp l, Sc-Ill\' QIUlrttn Lortnl l. Ol'lflll! Coasl • S 1 :1-1( Newoort Hert»r l ' 6 1-1• iJtlo Hondo 0 2 l ?-S LB Wiison 2 O I 1-S Or11191 Coest 1corlng: W1ldehth '· NllllPOci w;orlr111: .H.OrmaM."4, D:o.brott YI~ J. Wllltrt f , Lurid 1, 2, ArMltorson \, Ntwl•rld 1. Fun, \, ;=:.,ffl~m 1. Mllrron 1, Stove-r 1. Fren· Robertson 2. Elder 1. Saddleback is attempting to eliminate mistakes, fumbles and pass interceptio~ as well as m iss-e d blocking assignments. "\Ve don 't want to lief.lo-ourselves," Hartman says. The Saddleback coach says Citrus is one of the toughest foes his squad will face in the conference this season. He Pf8i.ses tOei r' -de·rense aiid Sa.YS the offense is geared to grind Scort a>r Qutrt.rl SlddletNCk , C 0 .% ~-i ur11~!~" T~~~~'"' out yardage rather than pass. sc-tty Qu1mr• Strycula feels that Sad· Groesmont ' S 2 3-16 &.-iletNck lt«i"fil : Cem~n 1, Glbnl'I' 1. Jo11n1on l. Mor1l11 1, W~rt l. A111Mlm T_.._, scet1 w auernn S1111ny Hllls I 2 S 1-ll COllll Meu I T 0 S-1 Sunnv Ht111 scOl'lf!f: T1ud1 2, Splett. J, Sfl«bor~ 2, l'"tguerOll ~. MCGre....., 1. MD Tutors Promoted Wastmln•ter o o o 1-1 M1111011 v1e10 o 2 o o-2 dleback is a 'A''ell-balanced Minion v1e10 tcori"fil : eu1h 1. team and the coaching is one Okll.l~l 1. wn1m1111t!f 1cor1"": Tringh"m 1. of the big reasons for the an- $con fl'f L1gun1 &tilth Fulltrton Scort by Lo-n Unlverslt\I' ( 81 Paclllc• IEI Toro Scort ll't' Qu1rt1rt 1 1 l J-10 2201-S Qutrttrt ' . ' . Quilrltrs ' ' •• 2 ~10 • 0-. Sten w Qu1mr1 Unlvtrtlly ~ i 3-1• Edl100 l l 1-6 un1vers1tv Korlng: 01vls 9, Co~grov~ nual success of the Gauchos. l-ie tabs Saddleback along with Grossmont and San Diego City Co llege as leading oontenders for the l\tission Conference crown. \Vhile he doesn't say as much, Strycula also feels his Ov1ls are ready to win un- di sputed posscsson of the title. alreadv come down from our a non-league contest tonight at t er ch a n g ea b 1 y against at the. halfback posts. Both are fir st win and are aware this is 8 at \Vestminster High. Anaheim. and l\fa.ter Dei head d~rlbed as ave~rge runners a comnletely new situation." On past performances. it coach Gary Carr commented wit speed a pro em. E! Toro will undoubtedlv boils down to a 'one-On-five that : "Chaffey has a couple of Goldtn wes1 D1t11111 stick y,;th a well-honed ground confrontation Monarchs backs as quick as Santa Ana's. se -Girv Mlddock• game featurin~ Chuck Van running back Jim Gardea, one and they're very aggressive." tl = :t~n~: Liew and Clyde Birchard of the top rushers in the CIF, ''We saw Chaffey's scrim· R~ = ~~~k::i:'.!: although Moore says he would trying to out-offense a balanc· ma_ ge and it looked li_ke they RT -11m:1 Adkins ed bo t 150 t TE -L•rrv Hirt like to be ,in a position to ed Chaffey backfield which led 1mprov a . u perce~. ~11 -~•nnv Atcom•ndo throw more, figuring the onl y the Tigers to a victory over before I~ first ball game. 8 -r..,, Pir1r1agi \\'av he'd do that is-if hiS team Ana"lleim last week~ ·Carr. continues. "W~'ll-have to -~g_:;;;; ::.:i \': is far out in front Gardea, <:.o All-CIF se lection elirt\lnate all the mistakes \\"~ o.M111 wnt 0111nn San Clemente. meanwhile. as a junior. ran for 221 ya rds made last.week t:<> beat l~em. Lf -Lew ctiumlth \\•i11 'h,qvf' to find a way to stop in his tea.n 's 7-7 tie with Santa , Ch.affey s running conling~nt ~T -GJ•1~ ~!~1~0• the El Toro ground machine. Ana rn· last week's ON>fler. The consists of qu~rterback Mike RE -JOI' 01f118r•k~ .---Sc lo g backs Bill L8 .J 8rv•" K.,.,.,, It won't be easv. Last week performance moved Chaffey an n, nmnm LB -T•trv Y0!.11'111 a~ainst the Mission Viejo coach Ray Stark into a rather Edm~1a~1 ~~ Coled ~"<! ~= = ~\~v 1~:7, Sophomores, S11n Clemente's powerful accolade. reseCa rves e an e an a s -i\lk• Purcit11 I rew s -~· v1n Am.,.iror1 i::econd-year payers we r e "He looked like 0 . J. Be~een them the quin- blltzed. 31-0. Siinpson to me on some of tuplet oombined ior 158 yards "At least w~ ~~e the ele-those run.s," Stark says. "~e last week. with Edmundson's ment of surpnse, says San sure haven't got anybody JR 38-ard total tbe to Calendai· "' m ~T8 "' "' "' "' '" ~ '" "' ,., m "! " 'U COod y 4 Up In Player TU RNSBERRY, Scotland (AP) -Rangy Charles Coody fought cold and wind , rain and hill , for a one-under-par 70 a,Jld estabttshed-r--tQIJT•stroke-lead Frid~ in the third round or the weather"(llagued J o k n Player golf classic. Coody, a former ll-fasters champion and one of seven Ameri cans in the elite neid for this $150.000 tournament, had a 54-hole total of 212, one under par. The 36-year~ld Coody was the only one of the 36-man Clemente soph coach. Frank that category and we're going Ji course Ga~a isn't Weirath who was to.Id his leaf'!\ Mater Dei's only offensive hhlnl•' lktt. ,., field able to better par for f"ootUJl _ Slftt• An• 11t coron• dl4 three rounds on the rain-soak· Mer 11 Newport H•r!JOI", £1 TOl'o Ys ed, windswept T u r n be r r y Se" Cllmlnte Jl/flief' Vln.11'1' et MlulOll wo~ld battle the El Toro varSl-\hreat, fellow.running backs ty .iust 10 davs ago. do Emerson Bob Macauley and P a t "We don't plan to McKeon had their moments anvthlng special." saY1 Moo_re. against Santa Ana a nd "We're not about to be looking Tops Tanner quarterbo<:k Steve Martindale ahead or back because San may be one of . the ClF's be.st Clemente. is just as capable as passers. anv team." J T • Deferu;ively, Chaffey boasts rt would be tough to con-ll Olli ney a returning all-league tackle, vlnce San Clemente followers. , 220-pound Walt Kaufman and Not many sophomore teams ALAMO, Calif. -Tour vet-I J~d Barry Saguske and v1eg0. c ... "'Y v• M•lll' o.i 11 Links and held a l)ealthy lead Wu rm!Mt« !•II 1t I ). Golden wnt '' over England's To.ny Jacklin Ptlomer, Stddlf>bldt II c1m.1. Lono 111ac11 11 0r11191 eo.s1 l•!I 11 1:Xtl. and B:ril.ish Open champ Tom ~~:!n ~°:i1:'i..1, -,o11~•;1"!1 ~';: \\'eiskopf. Ued for second at Veg&1 tnvll•l10fltl, Wes1m1n,11r 11 216. K..,ny s111111 1"v111110fla1 •' Cresc.n11 J _acklin had a third round 7', Velll'I' P1rk (t), UC lrvlM el UCLA. " w11., OOlo -Irvi ne tovrney, Weiskopf 72. AMl'lllm ~. Sunny H1111 fr01ll·1 ;oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiii0iiiiiiiii;;;; ~ Tourney, II~•• Grand• lr.,.t\.tOPhll IDOJ•"l'I'' Oreno-COIJI 1t Ml, SAC, Ch&ffl'I' &I Prflfl lnvlt111on11 !t l. ... \VOU\d be favored. over a varsi-eran Roy Emer9Xl of New-Dave Hurd (220) to try and ty team, even tf it .-were a port Beach shook off ~ weak stop the Mater Dei attack. , ,.._.., !Oct. 211 first-year school. start in his match with 22· Mater Dei's defense will be c!'1~'~0E~ri1!"ci;",' L~ ... ~~11!'. COSTA MESA DATSUN ... 1,11 ci.m.wtes·• otftMI year-<>ld -·-Ro6<:0e :l'anner . .F.l'h -bolstered .with the .. return of , M-i1no111 •r Edi'°"' SA v1nt1 11 TE-Mlk• stmptOn ~:~ day to win a place in the middle linebacker Hector ~a::,n~rn .J.~~"';3li~11 t!,~!~· ~~~~~ Solff, S."lct • '4oslttt -1141 .te.rbor. ll•cf ... C.M. 540-6410 tb:.~fir L~:':,ooll 160 se~~finals of the $50:000 Fire-Delgadillo, a team captain _dleb•_"="~'·=:::;;::;:;:::;=== c-111rrv MOiie" 1ss m_en s Fund Intemattonal ten· • who has been recuperating -RG-01YI OOmlnO~l 152 RT-v111e1 LK•b•I m n1s tournament. from ankle injuries. se-Mlk• ou~r 1ss Emerson was stretched to ~==~~:idM:::'~ ~~ three seas to beat the Lookou t Fa-Rick Wtrrl nfJ 160 Mountain, Tenn., _native, S-7, 7-FL-li:!l'f Flnll'I' 14$ S111 CMIM!lt. SOflbl DlffllM 5, 6-2. LE-Frfd 11oum1n 160 In the other quarterfinal ~~c:i f..r;noi:;r l~ match Friday, seconcr.seeded RT-Grt0 11r1Y 1'2 Arthur Asbe ousted John Alex· RE-Olflnt1 McDermott 1'5 and 7 5 I• 7 • LB-Rick Wtt'rlllf 160 er, • , -..., -.... Llll-$teve Cl\tslnut 151 M-AI senctov•• 170 Neiecombe Wins Miter Oii DfflllM T~lke 811vwuert ti! t -tvtn P1111n ob AIV•Jtl C-Jotln LtC>r•nd•ur to ~,l.._~-~r • lf:,r,,,"' "' "~ ~ 118 LEARN -. '"' .. , ......... "' -'"'""' f~~o!"J:"dal1 lff ...... ~well ......... it ll H..._ S--C:er1 El1m1n l«! Hll-TJm Vltl1ldts 1•5 Hl-O•vld HlcllOI 14$ ~~:::f'C: ~f,*f.~~ llJ £ f714J 641.1110 ~·~~~:J::'J~:Do"'u jH . ENJOY CAi~:~g;:i6~NG It em LOC!tl !, "N•W" c.1 11'• Sl.11 ,... '-••r(ll•ff .,., Second R .,~ Rumin 11 JS ...... New,•rt .... MerlM def • .., NILES. Ill. (AP) -. ~ :!>tor ~~~1110 , 10 -· f714) 441-7100 ., 12111 12J ... 1J1 •• T-Dfflll•• seeded John Newcombe was ~t:-1;'!!"1-tl~.,.IOll Wl w. COAST MWY .. N•WPO-T 11,t,CH S~h•rlll Hltkl 1'5 extended to three sets before ~tiiQ ~'r'.t.'no I (Ml~l 10 ll'ot Ancltnt M&rln1r l 1, LY0n1 J, McCormick \. Cunnlnon~ 1. Plll f!'llr 1. l!dllOl'I $COr1"9 : Hlmm1ll)ergtr J, Foot.ball a n d ba.!lketball Cunn1""n1m 1, Pat11m1r 1. aides Art Perry and Bob Ikes scor1 111 o u1r11" have been assigned the head ere•·OllM• 1 1 i 2-' 1111lll 1 1 2 1-' Stddlebtck OOtnH SE -Jim H•<~•tl T -Jim Dimmick G -8111 McNullv c -Wevnt Oraos G -8111 .IA~~en ST -G•ffi Scl•rrot11 t~:j~c~r.;~illllo i: overoomin' Trinity College r..!H>~•~, ~:.:·~if=MK~,~~~·:::---~I ~=;========:;:::::::::::::::::::;:;::;;:::~ !!i c-1e1111<1 Jontt 110 student Bnan Gottfried to ad-b • ' 2iX -iJIG-Tony LulldY ~SJ Vance to the semifinals Of the l lt! RT-IEwtn• l,.twl• J~i ~~~!;'C:~""" lU ~~ ~T~~ennis tournament IV-11!11118'8 coaching jobs in baseball and scori by Quirt.,1 golf al Mater Dei High the E1111nc11 1 1 Dally Pilot has learned ex-LOnO Beach JOl'd•" 1 , , 1-. 1 0-. elusively. · le-IW Qu1r11n M1rln1 1 l I ~s Pen')', who came to Mater Huntlngt°" Steen o o o 1-1 Del from Estancia High thls Merine 11;orl'19: F1bl1n 2. l ixkner 2. lloc:k 1. year, takes over for Bob 11vn•i"9'"' ecn. JoMlOl'I 1. DonkersJey, who guided Mater E -Je~rv c~.ul 1on QB -Marty Ml~ktlltn SB -BIU Crumlt'f FB -JOll JOMI HB -Aundrt Holmes Stddl•llld1 De/-gt -Jtrrv w111t11 ~ -OOl'I Rov g -Gery Robe rti -Joe Kno~ LI -Frid M•vrhoftr t.B -Jim Wind L!I -iJllCh JK~ g8 -Jim Poet111tn 8 -C!•rtt J•rrlll Dei to the Angelus League --a;a;i1p;oo..hip"Iasr·;p11ng. -ue waa named coach of the year Prep Foutbalf;--~\~~~..,,•m:i:~· l~ r:~~':.k :,:~h~::• i1,.10 Newcombe, Australia's 1973 ~ ' • 100 FL.-JOI C1M1 s Open I d d th '°°' •• r-DfftM• U. . w nne~z :roppe e 115 LE-J-11 Grn11 ''° first set to Gotnned 7-6 but I" .· ID I! LT-TOI'!'!' Lundy 20~ I of •• ~l~ MG-Btad ski• 11s raJlied (o w n by scores o-s ' 200 RT-l::u111ne Ltwll HS and 6-2, l l!' ~i.:t.::":.'~::·rl':'. :ll In the second set. the ,ll\n I BT . I lflDI. 21~ LS-CIYd• 11,cnlrd ',',', ~unger Gottfried lost his 1'0 A-Kellli Jontt ~ ~ l~ c•-K1vrn urqut11rt 1o1D service break in the ttllrd 1&0 HR-Jot c1r11 ~~ grune and never was able to in--·!Jo0o.Cttt,...·H1c:k1------..,_ recO"Ve-r-:-WewCOlnOO graboeali' in Orange County by the Daily so"" 11-00T••L1. Pilot ltOl'I by Quirt.,. ' .-.untlf'ICllOll 11 6 6 1-:i.. "We feel full·time teachers Foun111n v111.-, o o o o-o are nee-ded for head coaching H1111tl"(l ton 1wchdown1: 1-10111 1, JC, Prep Grid Res ults 4-1 lead in the final set with two service breaks and then coasted to his quarter-final triumph. . ., hi I lloti.rh 1, Luc11 1, Aeld 1. CrOllSI 1. pe>SJtJOJlS, ('J.p!ainS 8! el C COl'lvtrl!Ol'ls: AOCWlt (past), LUtll dlrtdor Jerry Tardie. <1><1111- k I B I kor• Mt Qv•l'tfft I es rep aces Greg c • E•t•ncl• o o • o-c tenoourt, who has 1noved to M•rln• o o 1 G-• Fr NtWport tt, Cotil• MIN J. esno. Edltm ~. Or&n;t o. l'OOTBA.1.£ 'AHi ! s.. Monda' Nl1ht.Eoot•an On Our Bii Color TV Hor• a ' oeuvres• Hotdo11 •Popcorn ·SPO UTER WOQH al ,.,,, '"'"""" sc-• Lt» Al1mltol 2$, El Mocl41'• 0 K•ltllt 7, Full«IO!I ' EJPtrtnlt 7, Cypres1' Tustin JS. 1.111 H•b<'~ 30 Blilnl P•rk 14, Lt Mlr1d1 o Lowtll 14, art• 7 $Ol'IOl'I •• Sunny MUii , Los AllOI 2t, Tl'O'f 14 • - Nell )I), Lt Qi,111111 • Mtgnoll• IA, Senllego 0 R•11tllo Alln'litot 30, Attdle • SA 'l1llt'f ~. E~ldo 1 c ... rno, IO. l!I DorlClo 7 LI Mll1lk•" 11, Wts'-'" t Ju~lot Cit"" Mt. SAC 21, LA HlrbOI' 11 Newcombe faces Chicago•a Marty Riessen in one of two semirina1 events t on i g h t . Reissen was an easy victor over Mlami't Eddie Dibbs, 6- 1!, 6-3. REVOLVING Lr A SE BACK A lll¥OIMMMU'f CCII-'• AUJCNMmYI ~ • ......._ • --........,. .... ...i..wr .. i. .. ,_..... .......... .... ............ I -"' -.. • •"-""' ,... .-Wll '""' If, ~. • it ...... .. • fl!l:M'.•...,. ........ ~ ...... ~-···!.'· .... e ....... s,. ....... IMflf\•uif I C1111 I .... - """'IDl,t,T• CAIN ~.6.l.I. ,_ 11n llOCIHMI ---~ ,011 '0UI , , ;-- TIAH•" 99M560 556-0571 :11 ...... 1"' \OCAnoHI fO W1l'fl , .. CllY Of OUNOl N-T llACll , .. ,.......... ,... •.•.• ," .... u.. • WE'VE GIVEN OUR EXPERIENCE A NEW PLACE TO LIVE . . New sel'Vice department f•cilities New .cars, trucks, Zs -and station wagon• New and unique location New and longer guarantee fO.r all Datsun• 'lixcept our guor/ll!ttHJd pre-orvn«I Datsuiu Whore MlcAnhur Iii~ .lln!ti0tn mnl Ill D'Y.• St .• Newpor1 I nch • l'll OM 133-1300 '• T 0 I A Tl ( .Ji. 10 ,. .1 & ,. 17 18 " 20 22 24 2$ 27 31 32 33 38 38 ~I . .. "I AMBLER TUMBLEWEEDS MUn AND JEFF JEFF, ARE YOU TAKING A BATH? I Fill.ED T~ATTUB FOR MYSELF/ FIGMENTS. ,.,..__ ... __ -NANCY OH, MISS .JONe'S, I WANT TO BUY A NEW B E'.D •&N.• .... -~ I ' 1 ~ I 1, .1l1i 111 N'f THERE'S A !'<ICE" ONE, MISS '--·-• RITZ 1 h '! Jl ! J • ; MAY I TRY IT, PL.J'ASE"? l'EANUTS by DouCJ Wildey • by Tom K. 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SctryWOfd 45 Dita 47 c1 .. r1nd "'"' cent1r e lmporltf: Abbr. 7 PIKl1I digit• 8 Ver1lc1I 8 Wlttytelk 10 C•n• uNd In Wk:ktrwork 11 Felt lyn'!Pllhy 12 Growl 13 Me1nlog , 21 Exc•stlY• drinker 23 -off: Unh•PPY 2$ Weit C1nedian river 27 Long-teiled rodentt 28 Noted euayi1t 29 A lot: lnformel 30 Clllf 34 Tell woody plent1 35 Mince 38.St•k• 37 Clutttr 39 Hunfior'• fort• 40 Rustic "2 E11hauttlng l1bot 43 Cotton furr .._. "OurMU 46 Thing: Law 47 801111 of • JYe: Slel'IQ 48 "Vl\te.-·-I" oi9 Wfrd off 60 Kind of •lcohOI 53 Give medicine 55 No ptrt 58 1mpro'ltld posltton 57 Oblcu.- .eo Born: Ft. JUDGE PARKER .MISS PEACH I J\JST UNLOADED MYSEl.F OF= A VERY TIME· CONSUMING CLIENT! IAA"f I A&SUM! , THAT YOU DID IT SO '10U CAN SPENO MORE TIME Willi ME? /. ~'"°'°"' ~l.D ON~V fl JIACllilC> 9Y 'fHlllll CHAllAC'fllr ANO MINP, lll<h-l'f, :):lrA f W• MIA~T NIV•" SA~I oi.tlr Ol'INiONS. 01'1 F'AL.-SI , CH!AP VALIAlf, lrl,HT P • Saturday, Sep\embtr 2'}, 1~73 DAILY PILOT i7 , . SALLY BANANAS SIMPt.J, 000!..5'1- W'Jl'N" '™' W5A~"1 1\JRNS c.oJ-D, }/A71J~J.'( 'TME ~'5 ~ 'TO Sll!Vli'!l ... ReMeM&eR,e1, Tat.K ar..J,Co.icu ,Tl-4 T'~ PaR•No10. To No ONe 3"()(.IT THe coacM'~ GaMe. F'(..ijN. iN'rbNt. CoU(..D Be Q ~PY. GORDO UH, 8YTHI WAV, WHAT DO 'IOU. '!'MINK OFMI? by Mell -SUT ONLV ~Upi;!rf'JCIAl.LY, OP 'OIAR+I! by Roger Bradfield --or---~-. .. -11-415 CAUS~S .,."' '""""' 1b LOS' "rnf!ft l-le:Lto,"GeMRo CK": G..)e·ve GdT a Live o~e IN 01 . By Charles Barsotti by Gus Arriola ' by RllC)el' BoUen ,..,--_:...........;~~--.. , •. HE ll6ED TO 5UJ ... . • 9Al/E QOUR t.IONl'l ;,. ''But the thing Is. Carol, knits are sucb a poor bay -you can go around ln them for years and they never wear oul." DENNIS THE MENACE c--~~~~~~-----=~-. ~ • -· • • JI ll.lll Y PILOT ' • • I f I , ..... •ni;,\• "" t q~ 'j~ • i•• I ---,~ 1 ''>! ' .. !~ • .. ' • "" •• ~ " . •1 . " ! • ,, .. ' f, ~): • " . " l : .. u. ' . .. • 7•~· ~-• • ,i .. • .. . " " " ... ' ' • • • ~ " j : " ' • 'j : 'l " .. " t • " • ' . " .. 2••· '~~ " , ,., • '" ,, •• ' • • • .. "' " . " .. OM• •• ,, .. ' ( " •• ' . l : ' . " .. ' " .. " . • .. µ, ,t': 1r.: • • ' I~ •• .. :ii~ 'ff,, ~ ~ • ~ •• • • • •• " • - ' DAit V PILOT lfl .\llERICAN STOCK EXCH c\NGE Over-the-Counter Listings for Week's and lea1·'s Hi~h , Low, Close L i ! 20 DAILY PILOT S1turdl7, ~el)t.embtr 2'. 1973 / NO. 1 'IN ORANGE COUNTY LINCOLN MERCURY SALES FOR MORE THAN 8 ' CONSECUTIVE YEARS. • . . . . . ' ' I SEE THE ALt: ·, ... NEW ~1974 ··D7 . ' COUGAR. . '. . ' . • TMEY'R'E I ~ • _._. '73 LUXURY CAR SAVING ALMOST 40 CONTINENTALS AND . MARK IV'S TO BE CLEARED! MARK IV t CONTINENTAL I MARQUIS MERC.URY I COUGAR t AND COMET ' ·' A ONCE-A-YEAR CHANCE TO BUY AMER'ICA'S MOST DISTINCJl\IE . LUXURY CAR AT A MEDIUM CAR PRICE!. ·' SEE THEM, DRIVE. THEM ••• All THIS WEEK! WE NOW HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST 1974 MODEL: INVENTORIES • ' ' I • • ON THE WEST . COAST. 1973 C ONTINENTAL 4 DR: S EDAN -. ··--------- Aulo. temp. air, leather inf., till wht.,6-waybench,AM/FM stereo tape, interval wipers. power steering, power windows, power door Jock, MicheJen s.teel belt w/w, and more. Less than 3,000 miles. Exec. car 1690.(. (839842\ 1973 CONTINENTAL 4 DR. SED. Auto. temp air, leat~r int., tit. wh l., 6·wav bench, AM -FM-stereo. full pwr .. vinvl roof, Michelin steel blt. w/w, dlx. appear prolect grp., bodv side molding, etc. Less than J,000 miles. Exec. car #2673. (9277119) 1973 2 DR. CONT.INENTAL CPE. A"uto temp. air, leather int ., lilt. whttJ, 6 wav bench, AM ·FM stereo, aulo seat bk. re l., full pwr .• vinvl top, side mouldings Michelin steel bit. W/W, and more. Less then 1000 m iles. Exec. car .f'2942 {906336) 10VER 30 FACTORY FRESH STAFF AND DEMO CARS AT ALMOST UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS! $679 BIG SELECTION OF MODELS AND · BODY STYLES -EVERY NEW 1973 ' -.MERCURY I MONTEGO t · COUGAR LEFT IN OUR BIG SELEC TION NOW PRICE-SLASHED TO_ . OVER DEALER COST! NO EXCEPTIONS • NO H9LD BACKS MORE THAN 100 TO C+IOOSE FROM. (DIALER. COST INCLUDES FREIGHT, DEALER PREP. AND FACTORY HOLDIACK) . ' . 1970 MERC. Marq. 4 Dr. V•I, autli: tr111$., fld0f•(1ir COl'lll]· · • ' 1971' PONT. Bonn 2 Dr. VI. IJ'll. "•N ... t.ictory air (lltl(lj. llo"i~;. r.o~" ~!tt<)llllJ, POWtr {l!liKl t•&•~. ~•r wi"Uow~. IJOWH H~T~. r1d1c, hf.lltt'f', w~itwall lirH. •' .1 roo'. linttc g l1~s. .0&5K P'.' l9·7.I COUGAR 2 Dr. ' 1971 MARK Ill 1968 COUGAR XR·7 .. Auto tr1ns, llC!Ol'y air CondJliononQ. ' ' V.t. flllo. tr.ru.., t«tory •ircOlldiliM-• =~=.·::::::.~::,:;: $. 5888 ~::;:::.::::·=·"'.~~ ·1888 llffttr, wh1lewall hrtt. vinyl l"OOf. vonyt roof, li~l!d gl111, wnttl cown. tf lm!ed gl1s,, wllftl COl!efl.. 41 !s.ICIO IWl/'(91/J 1• • the btsl blly irl I ltllr\lfY Cll' 11'/VWhtft ~. ' 1• l •• ,•. _,_,,,_.,_ r...,. ...._ -..__ • OVER 40 NEW . CAPRIS READY TO ROLL! Y-6 • 4 CYL. e AUTO. TRANS. 4-$PllD I GT l'ICG. AND FULL OPTION SE\ECTIQJiS ·WE'il MAL ... ON THI SIXY ONE FROM EUROPE! -SAVE ON BRAND~EW -' • .J M~bE ~'.~" '· PANTtRA BY de Tomasso ., WH.ILE THEY LAST LEASING? ORDER YOUR 1974 TODAY! ELIMINATE THE ' MIDOlf MAN POI OllAHST SAYINGS, · IAILllST DELIYllY . ~ ... ·•· ,,, .. ,. I.AT, a 1ao-t100 ' ·-· 10-9100 ' . ' I ' • -~ ··-··- ;,· .. • . ' • .. •, . . • ; ' • • l • I . . ..... a .............. . ,., . ,fJ ui.~ I . ' . ' ' -, "'· . . . • • . . , ' Satur~, Stptember 29, 1973 I The '74s have ·arrived, and HOW ARD Chevrolet In Newport Beach c s BIG SJOCK LEFT-OVER NEW '73 CHEVY C·ARS AN.D TRUCKS ' . THAT WILL BE DISPOSED OF · DAILY PILOT 21 • IS H NOW AT 'PHENOMENAL SAVINGS! ·'-• --. . '73 CHEVYS low 11 ,. 0~~V~~AS NEV~. BEF.ORE!: ~ ·-.-/ > ,.,.._ ~. . .~ f'. ' l ACT FAST . \i i •' ., \ .WHILE SELECTION IS BESJ! '7.2 ' ' '72 G.M.C. 1 TON PICK·UP Si1rr1 p1ck191, 1vf0flltfic, 1ir con4itlo11i119, s3 5 9 5 !'O•lt 1t.1rint 6 br1~-t1iqu1 mod1f-.<11dy for 1 'c1mp1r or ht• -11f,., work-Sharp. ( 156· • 17KI ' ONLY . - '72 ~.~~ 1~!·~·~. ~!~~~. im· $25·95 m1c11l1t•. ( 116GHll ONLY • CAMARO H RD TOP '69 91111, whl 1111. l•t• II 23,000 mll•-Sh1rp: Coup•. 3r-. )50 •nf e, radio, h••tw, ti11t•il 1417JETI • · ONLf ._ __ ..... _ a33.;oss$ ' • IWf Mlle" ······s. .. ., ....... o,_.. COllnty Airport . ' ... '71 '72 • ' . • plt.t• Gc•Mll •114 t 11: for 'Ho. 2475~/16)9, 1 !trend n1w '7l No.-1 PINTO RUNAIOUT 4 t,4. 2000 cc 0119!11.-1111!0 & lt.1t1r, ti11t1d 11111, '''"'lvM tlr11, MMliu"' y1lle~l1ck ¥inyl int.rr1,_111y 17,100 Mll11. UP 111w •. CllODFEI ' ' ~!?.~~ ~~.~~~ .. ~.. ....... s th1tN tla11, wtllt• w1!11, Yif!yl roof, 1tc, M111t 111 te 1pfr11l1h . (6,0DDC). ONLY Y.w, ·SUPER • 4 SPD. S1t11 ro•i, AM/,M-:-011ly 11,700 li'lil11. Cl,5FLWI Uk• 11ew · ONLY ·. \ • • '6 4 spd., 1ir co11ditionln9, AM/FM r1di-"n1w 1119in1" just in1t1lt1d by ut ! # 1 1~1 ONLY CAMARO CO.UPE • 4 SPD. 307 1n9in1 •. pr1mi11 m tir•1, r1dio l h•at•r - 011htanding. IOOl AGB ) ONLY ' & ·a ~,~!!.~? .. ~~~;~ ~?.~.~~ ..... , ···· Yinyl roof. Low mil•1 l .,.;y cl1•n. I UF~967 1 · " , ONLY COUGAR .HAID' TOP Coup•. A1,1tomatiC:, ,air' cond., pow•r 1t•1rln9 & br1••1 , whit• with, black ¥inyl top, black lnt•rior. ' Good mil•1. IXCV4J 11 ONl;Y " Newport · Bea ch 'I"' f HIGHWAY I ,, • •: $·1595 , s17 95 _ s1595 51295 s OPEN JNDA Y .......... thfll WM .• Oct. Jrll ~--.. ..·-·--· .............. f'flfll 71)0 •••• w- • ' " I ' .. . ' -' • • ( ' _.2 •. 2;;..•.·l~lV .. P~ll~OTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliis~·~,~~'~'is'iP~"im~i;ii;;'i2'li,il9i7i3 ............................................................................................ "" ,~... ,. _____ __ ! , ·~""""'' ...... soo _ 11,. t • The Biggest-Marketplace on the Oran&~ Coast ~ • Moo.r. Hoo.. .._ s.1e • , • •1S • 149 ~ ~~·~-·~~::: DAJLY 'PILOT CLASSIFIED~-.os- ril'ICltlCial . . . • . • • • • 100 • m r.nonol1 .•.•• ,_.._ .... L'U • S49 .... ..d .............. 8'0 ·199 Ilea! f1iot• Gen.tal. , . • • ISO • 19' ll:tnlol . . • • • . • ' . • • JOO • m -. , .. ""' .... 100 • ,,.. You Can Sell It , Find It , [ ·642 5678 } :.~:: • • • · • • •:::: Trade It With a Want Ad • ' One -Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval Schook ond IMt•\ICtion • . . 57S • Sff S.,-wite1 ond ll:l9P0ir1 , • • . 000 · 6" frompcwtor~. . . • • . • , 915 • 9'9 [ -........ )[ie][ -.., ..... General Gene ral I I ~ NfW T~ES~&0 DUPLEXlS" IN COSTA MESA 80/0 INTEREST AVAl~ABLE ON CONTRACTS Open Daily Placentia Ave. 1t Wiison ORANGE COUNTY APARTMENT EXCLUSIVE AGENT$, 547-6791 General General THE BLUFFS-CONDO OPEN SAT: & SUN. 1.5 2657 VISTA ORNADA a Bdrms .. fa1nily roo m, 2V2 baths: 2 frplcs. \Valk into a 'vorld of Olde England; beauti- ful \Yood paneiing. bookcases & oak stairway . • • even the kitchen has U1at olde world . , chann ! Plush carpets & tile compli1nenl the interior decor. Private encl. patio 'vi th raised wood deck for su1nmer entertainment. Lo- cated on greenbelt with vie\v of bay from upper & lo\ver decks. A ne"•' offering $87,500 . t. SCENIC PROPERTIES 675-5726 , G•nerat General OPEN SUN. 2-6 28 LINDA ISLE Eleg~nt 6 BR. home. Family room. Pier & slip for large boat. Vi ew of bay &, turning basin. $295,000. Ca th ryn Tennille BAYSHORES-OPEN HOUSE SUN . 2-5. You are invited to 2596 CREST- VIE\V. to see a char1ning, garden ori ented home-asking price $59,950. Mary _J.larvey ' ONE OF A KIND HOME OPEN SA'f. 1-5. Deautiful J-larbor Vie\v Hoines J\'lonaco, \v ith unusual enclosed front yard patio-garden. 2 BR & c.D. -1947 PORT CARUJFF. $65,900. Rich Wray BLUFFS COUPLE CHARMER Move right in this immaculate 2 BR & den home -upgraded & professionally decorat- ed . 426 VISTA SUERTE. $55,927. OPEN SAT. I'S. SUN . 2·5 . Muriel Barr- CAMEO SHORES Ocean view. Very large living rm, master bdrm. "'/beautiful ·parquet floors, beamed ceilings. 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths. $115.000. Carol Tatum HARBOR VIEW HOMES • Palermo model vie'v lot, with extensive mirrors, paneling & wallpaper. 4 Bdrms., Cam . rm., 21h baths, wet bar & view deck. 189,900. SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW l-Plcx. hi gh on a hill in Dana Ptmit. Still an infant at 11> years. $105,000. Call Dean Kring THIS WON'T LAST-$68,000 OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5. Baycrest. 2021 COMMODORE. Lovely 3 bdrm.. family rm .. 2 ~ ba's. Poolsize yard. covered patio. Sacrifice sale! JVlary Lou Marion ASSUMABLE 7 5/l'lo LOAN! 5 Bdrms., 21> ba. home in beautiful UNI- VERSITY PARK, with a beautiful, LARGE, low int. loan & .a beautiful greenbelt loca· Uon·! ! Toni Escobar \ SPACIOUS SPANISH HOME 3 Yr. ol d Emerald Bay -exclusive, w/4 BR., sauna. den & wet ba r. Beaut. view of oc~an & mountains . A great ho1ne for $27~.ooo. Pat Hug BALBOA ISLE BAYFRONT Large home, 2 Jots. Pier & float. 5 BR., den . bonus playroom. 5 ba. Sandy beach. Ex- cellent financing. $317,000. Russ Flynn OCEANFRONT LOT OnJ.y 40 toot Jot available! Spectacu la r cor- 1,1er location, Perun. Pt. Plans & good terms available. fll0,000 .. Bill Bent.s ~-· Cok1W811,Banker ~ 2161 S•n .looquln Hiii• Rd., i:i.B. ' . • * * *' * * * * TAYLOR CO. * /4114f,i# ~?"""' ~ BIG CANYON-$129,500 lieautifu.I 6 Month NE\V Palos Verdes stone & stucco home. Security entrance into love- ly private Country Cl ub area. Choice Joca· lion w/vie'v of area & golf course. 4 Bdrms. F'R & formal DR. 3-Car garage. Hurry! 1 CHERRY HILLS LNE .SAT/SUN 1-5 ;30 H yot(re pliµ'\_ning a i ~i~~ DOVER SHORES-$225,000 f~antastic cuslo1n built 5 Bdrm home. LJ:te fam. rm. formal dining r1n & 41h baths. A1r - cond, Ita lian marble hall. mini-pool w/ja- cuzzi off mstr bath. Approxi1nate 4000 sq. ft. La nd included. Rea11y beautiful. · 1337 GALAXY OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5;30 H alf gone in half a year and the rest will not last long. Hurry to see this di stinctive Newport Beach development of condominium homes, built·in clusters 'around handsome courtyards. Eight superb models, each a masterpiece of luxury. comfort, convenience and quality construction. Sundecks. fireplace. wet·bar. elegant Ma ster Suite. Sun·Lite e> kitchen. private enclosed double garage. Recreational facilities in clude heated swimming pool, lighted tennis courtS. sauna; therapy poot All exterior building and grounds maintenance provided. Satisfy your curi osity-see N'ewport Crest today! SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW-$119,SOO Breathtaking!, l·Story NEW residence on Spyglass Hill. Consists of 4 . generous size bedrooms, family rm, formal dining rm & 21h J>aths. Lovely carpeting , tile roof & S. car garage. Fabulous area of all new ho111e s. 15 POINT SUR DH . OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 HIGH ON A HILL-$12S,OOO 'Brand NEW! Ready fo r yo u to occupy. See this large 4 BR home in Spyglass today! Fam rm, for1nal DR & huge ru1npus rm. Ci rcular stainyay, 8-c:ar gar. lncl. land. 7 TWIN LAKES CIRC. SAT/SUN 1-5:30 \:ORONA l;lEL Ml\R'-INCOME "Choice ne\v duplex ! Large 2·story owner's unit with 2 bedrn1s, 2 baths. spacious fain . rn1 w/~vet bar . library & 3 fireplaces. Rear 2 BR rental unit \vith 1 bath. Many fine features. Close to shopping. $149,500. 608 MAHGUERITE OPEN SAT/ SUN 1-5:30 Two. Three:, and Four Bedroom Condominium Homes ·1rom $62,995 ~~·.or.:.. ... I '"""""~ I Financing Available at 7 3/• 0/o * From P11cific Coast Highway 21nd Supenor Avenue (Balboa ti~~~~ Blvd.). drive up Superio1 lo Ticonderoga. and directly lo Newport Crest Information Center.Telephone. (714) b45"614 l S-.!es Oll1cl.' ot)('n daily 10 a.m.10 sunset • ! * Typical COll\'entionaJ rinancing of 30 year loan: Cash priee of Pl <Hl I 862,99.3; dov:n µayment S12,695; 360 n1 onthly r.iayments of SJ61.00 fprin- ciµal & inlC'l"(_·~ll at 1$\.·c ANNUAL PERCENT· AGE J:,\TI::. ' ~ en. ... f"ied _, l"lcllk: N.C..a.r. • C!l:---Jl ....... H.~c.,_.u-_co....tc-.a ... -...::::: """ ..... j .,.. """'""' """"'""' !>•"'~'" .-.~--• .t. ,,,,,.,.,_··-..-~.,ah.-... , _,, ,,,_ ... .,. ... -..... ""' ........... """" ....... , •• n. ,,;.... ~ ..... , ~c. ..... -.............. -........... .....,. --""""'"''""""'''"'"'·~··· ... ···• .. Gen•ral General * * OPEN HOUSES * * 2015 OIANA LANE, N'PT . BEACH OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 (Dover Dr. to Lela Ln., turn right to Diana Ln.) Sharp 4 BR., 2 ba. Close to ?l-1ariners Park & school. $52,500 1740 PLAZA DEL NORTE, PENIN. PT. OPEN SUNDAY only 1-5. Spanish 4 BR. plus dining rm. Across from park. PRICE REDUCED $9.000 TO $88,500 119 .VIA LIDO SOUD, LIDO ISLE OPEN SAT. & SUN. I ·5. Pier & slip. Con tern· porary Higson blt. 4 & a · den , din. rn1., pool. $195,000 . DAVIDSON REALTY SCOI W (00,1 Hwy , N. B 646 · 7767 3116 Newporl Blvd , N.B. 673·9060 General Gtneral ~~ ~[fl) ~~m Townhomes from $25,900 to $29,450 Check rhe value you get lor your dollar • Paneled Fireplaces • lndiv ldual Enclosed Garages • Private Pettes or Decks • Two Bedrooms • Two Baths • Pool, A1cre1tion Building & Barbecu11 • Tht M•fn AH,acllon ., •t th• comer of M1lft Street •1'14 MacArthur Blvd. Jn 81n11 An•, l"I••, !flt Junclfon or th1,ff1wpo11 8fld San Diego Ftttwayt. Call 558·1SID or 1415·1260 WATERFRONT BEST BUY-$140,000 View of channel, ocean & sunsets. Includes the land. 4 Bdr111s. formal DR . large Jiving rm \vith fireplace & lge '"et bar. Spacious 1naster BR suite. Great patio on water side . pvte boat dock. Private pkng. 6 BALBOA COVE S OPEN SUN. 1-5 :30 . IRVINE TERRACE-$189,500 Beautiful vie,v of lights. ocean & Catalina. Call today lo see this lovely 4 bedroom (2 instr stes) home. FR, dining area, den w/wet bar, 41<'2 baths, pool & 3-car garage. Approx. 4200 sq. ft. of living area. GLAMOUR ON GALAXY-$l35,000 Panora1nic View ! Best location in area. Su- perb custom built 5 bedroom home \vith ev· erything1 Lge FR, formal DR. 5 baths & pool. Lu sh landscaping. 1-lurry'. By appt. Office Open Saturday & Sunday "Our 28th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road ''Overlooking Big ca·nyon Country Club" NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 GeMra l General CORONA DEL MAR • VIEW Fabulous hillside home, overlooking the har- bor entrance. Over 4500 sq. ft., with 3 extra large bedrooms, a true gourmet kitchen, a paneled family rOom, pub & wihe cellar. 2 Large sundecks. Definitely one of a kind. OPEN FOR INSPECTION, SUNDAY 1-5. See 2501 Ocean Blvd . $296.500. BIG CANYON LOT Choice fairway lot. $69,400. Fee Simple BA YSHORES FAMILY HOME On extra size, corner lot. 3 Large bedrooms plus recreation room. Beautifully land· scaped patio. $83,750. HARBOR ' COMPANY REALTORS 2*41 E. CN1t Hwy •• Cor'OM del M•r "Selling RMI &1t1te in Newport Harbor Since 1944" 673·4400 , ..... l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!ll!!"""""!!!!!!!!!l!l!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!BJ , General c;.,,.,., JlnJa .!J6/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT · HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Lind• Isle Water front Custom 4-bdrm,. 4;<, bath hQme on lagoon. Fully equipped 'island kitchen, waterfront family room, billiard room . . . . . . $245,000 Linda Isl• W•terfront Lovely 4 bdrm-. ~lr.t ba. home with swim- ming pool, pier & sllp, panoramic view or main channel. Lge. family nn. w/1pace !or bllllards & family dining. Waterfront formal dining & .llvlng rm. : ...... , ... \ $290,000 I For C.mplt10 lt119r..,.tloll On All Hemos a Loto, IMHN Col l: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34 I Boy1ido Dr., Sulto I, N.I. 67Ulll REALTORS -· INVEST IN 16 UNITS Jn exciting 1-ental ar('a cloSt> t<f lal'ge i:;hoppin1: Ct"nler. T\VO SEPARATE BUILDINGS: Eight . 2 bc<lroon1 unfurnished : Eight · I bedtoom fwilished. Lar&"e heated pool, covettd 111.nai, ping: pong and shur. fleboard. Call for ap- pointn1ent. $220.000. 644-7270 BLUFFS CONDOMINIUM Livt' in !he presligiou!I BLUt'Jo"'S. Nev.· ,Spanish tile t'ntry, 1"1('11• carpets & WE'RE STILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS ! But ... we 're do,vn to our last fe\v Harbor View Homes in the fin al unit on the hill ... and sOme of our beautiful 1nodel homes! So hurry if you'd like tb ltve in one of these exciting 3 to .5 bedroom residences priced Crom $61,190 ! HARBOR VIEW HOMES 1829 PORT SHEFFIELD PLACE NEWPORT BEACH, OFF FORD RD. & MACARTHUR BLVD. 17141 833-0710. DONALD L BREN COMPANY drapes, pleasanJ 1irepJace. large homey kitchen, 3 lid. [Vill1gcs by bedrooms, 2\1 baths. rli:ht • I 011 the \(Jl.•C'ly Greenbelt. One I !!!!!!!!,,,,;::.,,,,.:;;;;·11£=1 ;;fMNE:;;;;::;~;;;::;~;,,;,..,,._j ot thc644b.,1! :_6'7{{'7.0 !• .-I I · I. ·G•nff•I -Gen•r1I 1 HEMET ACREAGE Acree~. Z·P roning. Appl'0'.'11:. 12 acres \\'Ith p I a n s available for 100 unit apa_rt· men! building on the golf rourl!e. $265,000. 64¢-7270 1c*****************~I * OWNER TRANSFERRED! PRICE REDUCED! 5 BR -3 BA Ba vc rest Special. Swim • B-B-Q nex t to de1ighUul pool. Ideal for gracious entertaining. Customized for the Very Be st! CORONA DEL MAR * S BR -J BA QUP "-EX Portofina Castle in the Sky ! Panoramic Beautiful rustle 2 oo.1roon1. vie\v of ocean Jrom every rooQl . Divorce open beam ceilings with ·f· <'hanninlit brick fi replace, prompts sacrt ice. built In kltcben in lhi!'I front * l BR _ 2 BA . unit. JUST BEING COM· PLE"I'ED:-llO you can pick Breathtaking-View of beautiful Pacific. Sur· your own colors and rounded by charn1ing homes. Priced right. Carp<'IS. J b@droom. 2 bath, cozy fireplace. bu 1111 n * 4 BR -l BA kltcN'n. Best loca~ in Oki Baycrest New .. Ve~y relaxing view. ~luge Corona del Y..far. S!tS.;a!. rwnily room \Vlth fi replace & "'el bar. Sp~· 644-7278 cious 2-story. BE ON THE WATER CONDOMINIUM * 4 BR -l BA Baycrest New . Super location. Spacious I· story. Sit-aroun~ fireplace in family roo~. Huge master be,droo1n & dressing area. De- lightful kitchen with loads of storage. Yard has room for. pool. camper & boat. \ Ontu Days 17S-7221 II/' Eve1 • .548-ISM ~'211733 WESTCLIFF DR. I 1 ~ I I NEWPORT BEACH *******************~! Thi:ii k>Vely 2-s:tory C"nd unit h1111; l'\·erythin~ -f'\"en :i BOAT SLIP. Ullra n1odcrn I kilehcu 11·i1h all n I' "' buillilIS. Att1·active stone fireplacr', :.! Bedrooms. 21.,. Baths. SUNDECK overlook· ing thf' "·ater. All tlili can be yOUn! for $86,500. 644-7270 CONDOMINIUM IN THE BLUFFS Genera l Generel C 0 J\lPLETELY upgraded iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CONDO. T\\'O !ilory, 4 Bedrooms. 3 baths. brick fireplace. large' co u n try kitchen. Close to cverythlnj[ . pool. tennis, club, shoppinil'. & schools. $&4,950. 644-7270 -OPEN HOUSE- Duplex 12 BR & 3 Bl{l 11'.lO ,fu mine, ComnR del J\.1ar. $121,;;(K}. Open Sat & Sun !..;). Condo 14 BRI 443 Yillta Renna, Ne\vport Be a ch $5:1,900 Open sun J...j Send for your fr•• Home for Living mag11fne of Newport hach area pi .,.,tin with plctur11 a "''"r· 1na E. CoHt Hiw•y Coron. dll Mar "'IWPORTBEA"-=:H- 0c-.rrfrOt1t 8PMl"11 llylo I bedroom beach cotttae with 1tump $lone flroplacc. 1.oned ft,.2. «129.1\)l. Call ,tod>y tor det1UI. ·'fb-er Riit.I Estlte Fair 5.16-11ll or 839-6133. PVl a 1ltUc "loot" 1n your l.evl11--$CU tho~ b.:11blc1 for "buoko". Call 0.Nllled ~12-!'om. DALE WULLNER 556·8181 Agent or 64Z-1nt ------------ MACNAB IRVINE _______ .... ______ _ STUDIO OR1 OFFICE SPACE I for lease Iii exceptiopal builidng ln Desi&b Plaza, Newport Center. Structure & ulaza provide a timulating & lnl6rmal environ- ment !or design professional ·& business executive. Suites available Crom 4-00 sq. IL to 8800 sq., fl. Page Noll 642-8235. (M53) , QUAllTY BUILT 6000 + sq. rt. bldg. on large paved lot (46 ca~ spaces. Fronting on ·Bristol, C·2 zoned, ideal -locat ion near .SOl1th Coast Plaza . Sul;>- mlt ofter;-!lob Owens 642-B2Sll. (M54) INDUSTRIAL SPACE FOR CE ASE 1 Quality ~r-conditioned office. 3000-4000 sq. fl. wi\h 4000-5000 sq. It. warehouse (port or l•rt~ bldg.) with ' separate ,addr•l· idenllty & pal'king. Choice ll'vine )ndustrtil Complex localion. !'age-Noll 642-823~. (M55) I 101 Oovtr Drive Mt·l2tl 1144 M•cArttw IU·IHO ' • -- - . • . . G . . . .. Siturday, Stpltlllbtr 2'f, l'l7l DAILY PIL0!_23 , l;G;•;";~;';11;;;;=:;:~;::::::=~G~e~n•§•=•~1 ~~==;:;;::;;;;;;;;;1~G~e:n;••;•~';;;:;;;:;;;::;:;;;;;:!G~•=..,.;:;•~l;;;;;;;:::;;::::;;;;I G~~~.,.~·~·~l~~~~~.....!G~o~ne~r!•~I~~~~-:-~ Gentr•I * s~!~' .'...i Tend~y * * * * * * * I=. 1;;:6 ;;:BA;;;;LB;;;;OA;;;;C;;;;OV;;;;ES=* 1800 Newport Hlll1 Orlvt EHi H • ' c II • OPEN SAT/SUN 1 5 Harbo r View HomH • Nt wpo rt BH ch er1tage 0 ect1on ' . Better than Model. J1"t see the tender loving • BA vrnoNT WITH SLIP • Low Interest Love Is • care vthich has go ne into this one. \Vool Car· C.'t1!1!. hi! ho1111• for lhf' l'X· • • • • • petillg, quarry tile. lo\v maintenance land· ,, YOUR CHOICE ~~~ive1~.~1111 Bc~~TI~:. ;l~,:; Assumable Loans \VhaL you 'll feel wh en scaP\ng, patios, dog run, boat or trailer park "ALPINE INSPIRE~ "3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSI;. _ Nice family n,·th\•oo<l l>luiclinl!. Jge_. dual . you see this attractive area. Patio cover, H & F s\vin1ming pool with ?LD-.lY.Q.JllcD~CHA-ft.1\1 ! Ran1bll"i~ 3 B_drm._ -lo~ation. 2-B.ath~Jiuiltins, ~uble ga!.a.ge 'Y/ rqi!r. in ftun rv & llvht1; Are you moving LO the home.-Like..new-"3 yr. -: -jacuzzi-end-much nttlch more with this 4-br,., 2 Bath-hideaway. l?GEA"N"'\r.~W.-~un-::aeck, Storage cabinets, clubliouse & f,001.s. asy :~~-j ei:211·_;~\dc·llc~1~~111,11~~~-Costa ~1esa Area: Avoid n e w. Professionally 3 bath home. Vn"ant . . fast occupancy if deep shag ca1.·pet1ng. Mexican tile, open 11·v1·ng. \Ve have 2 lo choose roin. Pri·c·e landscaped 1'otally u~ needed. .'I h lonrts nr cupl)Oarrt11. svft the hi''h interest rates · r bca1ns. 'f wo !1repla~es add tote \varm $24.500 & $24,850. CA·LL 540-11 51. 11·a tcr syi;tc1n. Extra Jge. 0 • graded, 3 Bedroom, - " ' - .... r. - I I I ' < *OPEN 1 TO 5 * Saturday and Sunday 17748 Oak Tree Lane, Irvine Teenagers Welcome Pool table? Band practice? Large boilus room ideal Cor entertaining ... for being noisy or secluded ... set aparl from the rest of ~e ho~e. Overlooks park area has lovely s ara dining room in addition to 3 bedroom an I» baths. * C 1 0STA MESA .* Mesa Verde Duplex ' 1\\vay from the noise yet \vithin \Valking dis· tance to ·shopping area. Attractive, \Vell con· structed duplex. 3 br, 2 ba . one unit; 2 br., J l}i ba . other unit. A great incon1e property in excellent condition. $60.500. * GARDENER'S DELIGHT * ... yet. lo\v care; handson1e 2 bdrm. town· house in Universi ty Park. with privacy be· fitting the :lrtisl-poet \\'ho no\v O\vns it, but wlll sell for $37,0-00 . CA~L 552-7500 VISION • red ·hill realty, realtors University Park Center, Irvine ------G9neral General MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES IT'S BRIGHT IN NEWPORT BEACH Vie\v ol Ne\l.•port. Harbor & surrounding area frorn 2 levels. LR w/fireplace, MBR w/Jireplacc & balcony. 4 BRs. 31h baths. POOL. 5125.000. Vee Sti,ns9n 642-8235. (M24 1 THE l'IME IS RIGHT The price is right. the house is lovely. Spacious 4 BR's, FR. DR . 569 ,900. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (M25) "HIGHLANOS"-$73,950 Secluded 4 BR. partia l ocean vie\v . Beau· tifully landscaped-low maint.-Jack Cus- ter 642-8235. (M26) MOVE RIGHT INI 3 BR/FR home -Newport Heights area. NC\\' carpets. coi)per plumbing. $48,750. MarU1a ~lacnab 642-8235. OPEN SAT. & suN. 1-s p.m . 458 Ogle. (M27 ) BEAUTIFUL Bip CANYON Family home -latge 'corner, fenced lot. I BR 's + maid's .' $145,000. Joel Smith &12-8235. I M28 I UNIVERSITY PARK ' 3 BR. 2 bath + Atrium Garden Ho1ne. Highly upgraded. Close to pool & school! Fee land ~ Liquidatfun priced! John GraM nath 642-8235. (M29 ) PANORAMIC UPPER BAY VIEW Secluded 2 BR + den Bluil condominium. Highly customized. Great for entertainM ing. $89,500. J ack Cusler 642-8235. (M30) PRIVATE WORLD 125' of Bayfront -private beach -float for power boat. 3 BR's, 3 baths -great for indoor/outdoor entertaining. $163,500 . Bob Owens 642-8235. (M31) CONDOMINIUM LIVING Choice Bluf!'s toctltion L single level plan. 3 BR's. large panoramic deck. $68.500. Helen Wood 644-6200 . OPEN SAT. & SUN . 1-5 p.m. 6'3 Visllj Bonita. (M32) SUPERB VIEW-NEWPORT BEACH $179.500. Absolutely gorgeo~s 3 BR + FR home tastefully decorated in tight colors. Bay & Ocean vie\V . \Valter King 644-620. (or active family!\ VIEW !! 4 BR/FR - (M33l • SPACIOUS PRESIDENT HOME for active famlly! ! VIEW!! 4BR/FR. across from pools & park! $99.000! Moti· vated seller! Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. (M34) DOVER SHORES AREA 4 BR executive residence \V/secluded pool in lush garden setting, Lovely entertain- ment home. $110.000. Helen Wood 644-6200. OPEN SAT. & SUN . 1-5 p.m. 1933 Santi- ago . (M35 l IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ; 13R + f'R -$87,200 Incl. land. Sharp, immaculate home. Upgraded cpts & drps + landscaping. Walter King 644-6200 . (M36) EXCEPTIONAL VIEW HOME glo\v created by this tastefully decorated 1tn1. J?:n1·11xr 1\·/rlcc. opf'111'1'. by taking over an exist-Fan1ily Roon1. Fireplace, classic. Too good to miss at $83 ,500. Low MESA VERDE RANCH 'STYLE AH.-. I""'"'"'""· o'""'" . Fii 1 VI 1 T I Built·ms wilh self·c!ean· do\vn accepted! l[URRY! BEAUT. RAMBLING 4 B..R.., 2 S"A. cne-story I \\ill cnn-y l!ll 'l·.u. f!W quah· ing · or 1 oan. 0 ing oven. Be au ti f u I Open Sat & Sun. 1•5 home. Heavy shake roof. picturesque atrium. I t1~ btr)'t•r 111 intrr<'"!t h,•foii see ir one will fill your 1 brick planters shutters 1n·1rnr rat£' .it: no lL~·111 f('l' -I • • I . · • • SWINGIN' PARTY HOUSE lrg. 1nod. kitch., family r1n., beaut. carpeting I Sl:l9,500. r a 1n i I y' s needs. call ! etc. in high demand .sec· South Laguna and paneling. Spacio~s lot on quiet cul-de· ACANT ACREAGE CO i \VE:LL 646_0___ lion of 1-1 n ~1 ti~ gt on Invite all your friends and ha ve roon1 to sac close to nc\v regional park. Offered al V ~ ;:ioa. Beach. Don t miss see- sparc _ 5000 sq. ft. on •h acre. Overlooking on ly $49,950. CALL 546-5880. 1 ing this one if you're lhe Pacifl·c. All the party cssent1·als are there. 100 Acres on Jhi·y. n1. "JS 111i. Idle Dollars I looking !or a hon1e to "CITY RANCH•• t~t of Tcn1e1:uln . I Mile · y 'II be A house that wraps around a secluded pool frontagco 0 11 1111-y. Drilled Gather No en1oy. ou sur- and jacuzzi in a lovely garden setting. Every COUNTRY LIVING -Large 4 bedroon1, den ,,·ell ,'<.: year around runnin>J prised at \vhat you can room has an ocean view. Giant circular and pool hon1e on super big lot .. Extras in· strcarn. roads; idl'r11 tnr Income j get !or $46.500. Call kitchen including a butler's pantry. Wet ?ar <'lude fruit t.rees. sbade trees,_dog run & recrCational UH'-Pric-cd ar COL\VELL 646-0555. off of dining and living room. Mix a drink shrubs galore. All thi s near Back Bay, at ~1~~~1!~·200 1111 acre \\"ith xlnt 12 Apartn1enls -\fery I and wander ool to the pool. Upstairs thl!l'e's ~41 ,900. CALL 540·1151. "C" THOMAS low va cancy -Owner Eastside room for two pool tables or space for maid's O SE will D Ccista Mesa quarters wilh a private entrance. Plenty of C~ARMING TOWNH U Realtor carry 2nd T. · - parking. $310,000. ' ONE STORY END UN IT-featuring 3 Bed· 224 w. Const 1111-y. :.i.~-5~)Zi O\vner \\'ill trade do\vn Assume 7~tJO Joa·n o! "HOT COTTON PICKER" rooms, 2 baths, oversized patio & _new car· Kr1vpor1 Beach .·1-1'.i-5613 for s1nalier units or land appx. $31,500 -Excel· Q . k w·1m th ' D 't delay 'n pet~ & paint. Spacious grounds with beau-$212-.00 Pe r Month -offe1·ed for '172.800. lent location . 3 Bed· u1c ·, 1 a, e camera. on . 1, tiful pool & landscaping. Lots of tree.s. ocean v 00 s fa ni'ly Roon1 seeing this huge 4 Bdrm, 2 Bath winner· breeze in quiet adult only community .. Per-Pays All For details call COL· r 2mB -0 1 F. 1 Added features include bonus room, new p · d I A )..'rca1 3 b1'(lroo1n 11rld(' or IVELL 64 •0555 -a JS -irep ace f .1 feet location near Newport Back Bay. nee r:11vn('i'l<hip dollhouS1· !)l'ic.'f"1 .· u-. _ Shake Roof _ New shag carpeting,· 2 fireplaces. spacious am1. Y I $39 000 CALL u<saao F on Y . . .-v-· 1 <.oL $29.500 As~u111ahh· \',\ 1 <I u a Ii! y .carpeting -room. blt·ins -large·treeMshaded yard. 1nM 1 1 7, '. 1 CAPE COD . .""" "' 00 Y ,. · · ux"""' . $21 950 Children •Tiay wa lk to est value in Baycrest at S57 ,500. Low dO\Vll 111 Stint a i\na ~ull1 or I . h 1 'off d r OK " C II N ' 0 TIBLE DEN 3 b ll \rarneor s1. Call Re<t Co1ri)t·I. . SC 00 -ere 0 r · a ow · 4 BEDROOM+ C NVER • a lS R<'u.Hors ~>IG-SG IO Easts1de Costa rvtesa -$41.900. Call COL\VELL "BEACH COMBER'S DELIGHT" -on beautiful tree lined street in New porlt SPANISH H·2 zoned -I Bedroom 64&-0555. O\vner must sacrifice this razo r sharp 4 Beach . You'll love the rear yard and poo ! ·1 Hurry. $68,500. CALL 540-1151. 2 STORY -1 Bath -Cottage -T • I ,. Bdrm 3 Bath beach chalet. High bea1n ce1 M Don't \Vait or you'll be np e ... ings, i massive fireplaces, enormous family MANSION room _steps to the sand." Country atmos-IT'S BIG too lale -Call COL-Balboa - 3 Bedroom - phere al the beach! Priced to sell at $79,900 . IN TURTLE ROCK -Private yard, spacious $35,500 WELL 646-0555. 2 Bedroom -I 8* Assunle 7 -;. VA loan! See this now !! cul·de-sac home. 4 Bedrooms, 21h baths, for· Long • privatt.• dri\'e 1 0 ·room -Exterior just re- Open Sat & Sun 12..4 mal dining and fatnily room. ~1assive fire-magnificf'nt 2 story Spanish T • I F T d painted -Al l interiors place, kitchen is a culinary's delight. Estate 011 large prlvl\1!' gl'o11nd11. "l rip ex or ra e repainted \Vi th in last "RUSTIC RETREAT" 1 size 3 car garage. Offered at $61.250. Vacant :::~1~;"~ ~~~~~~o~~n!!G .3 Years New--Eastside ~ear ..... 1 __ t OT_w 0 n e.r 0 may • Charm packed <luplex nestled among the and .ready for your inspection.-CAtL length nreJ.>lncc. rug~crl C t.aJt "!Le . carr.y s .. -wner trees! SeclUded locale south of the highway 546-5880. -----·--·oea:mr.-nw:e-JiVirfg -1mn1 • os esa..~\VI · · _x--'Wilf aCcept-ptepa-id1n· --- in Old Corona del I'Vlar. Close to shopping & and fornull dining l\r<'n. change for 18 · 20 units terest _ Offered for Uie beach. One unit is brand new! Ideal for OWNER IN FLORIDA Cru•H "" k;iehcn wl1h ho111. -Call COLWELL 646-S95 000 _ Call COL-. p ' d b t Ul!'I oakf'n b a 11 ls! •' r I _ ' re lire1nent or speculati on. r1_ce Y anxM SHARP 3 BEDROOM home \vith new carpe s siair<'a!ll.', 11 id f' _a_ ,1. n Y 05:>5. \VELL 646-0555. ious o\vner at $78.950. Lo\v dov.'n or your .thfuout. Assumable FHA loan. no quali· ninster suill' \\"ilh. i;undeek I • trade!! fyi ng or new loan charges. Vacant. $28,950. nnd \1'r0ught Iron balron~·- CALL FOR DETAILS 540·1151. Red lile roof. NE: AH j. "PRIVATE FINANCING" Beat the high cost of 1noney.'' A rare oppor· tunity to reside al the edge of the blue Pacific -Magnificent Vie'v ! A fantastic 3 Bdrm. plus guest residenc;e setting directly above the Dana Marina. Open bea1ns, fir.e- place. hdYld floors. enormous tree shaded lot. Offered at $198.500. wi th O\vner !inane· ing at last year's terms. Sub1n~t YOUR off er or trade. "MONARCH BAY " tvlagnilicent 3 Bdrm. 3 Bath !vlediterranean st'yle residence in !vionarch Bay. Exceedingly private patios, front, back & off of 2 BdrfD:s. Lot is fenced with room for pool. Owner will consider lease/option . Priced to sell at $94,500. "LIDO ISLE LUXURY" 4,000 sq. ft. of charm and quality surround tropical, secluded center courtyard. 6 Bdrms,' 5 Baths, family room. dining room. Bltins and storage. Submit trades on Hilo. Maui, Kona. J.J nderpriced at $179.000 . GRUBB & ELLIS CO . Realtors 675-70BO f2163 E. Co•st Hwy . Co rona del Mar General General HARBOR VIEW HOMES Carmel model, \Vith valley view. 3 Bdrms., dining rm., family rm. J\1any extras built into this adult occupied home; it is better than new! Call for app't. to view. $72,500. OUT OF THE ORDINARY NEW CUSTOM DUPLEXES Expect real I'llexican tile entries, the lavish use -0! Northern redwood, large balconies to enjoy the view. These duplexes are one of a kind, custom built & designed !or those 1,1.iho want to be different. ... ocean view avail· able. Call our office for full details! NEW LISTING-CdM ,Nice 3 bdrm. home with bachelor unit lo help pay the costs of ownership. O!!ered at only $73,500. CORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS c.11 Anyth,,., 644-7662 General General * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * HOME SWEET HOME For sure! Delightful 2 bdrm .. fa mily r1n. ~omc with coroplete guest house. S59,500 . HARBOR VIEW HOMES Ideal community !or a young family . Walk to school, pools & green areas. Portof1.no 3 BR., 2¥.. ba., din. rm., brkfst. area; family room. $78,000 (owner may consider a lease/ option). MESA VERDE FIXER-UPPER BEACl-1. can &l:r-0303. I FORl:\T L OLSO\ ' l?EAl.TOl?S -EASTSIOE-FiXER 1 ~~==~~= I General 1 3 bii; bl.'<trooms. 2 baths. NCParatc fan1i ly rooin, 11uite 1 •r-----------------, tree l\n('1"1 str('{?t. lnrgc j 11 bright co11ntry k itch c n , m fl s !:: Vf' USC'<I ht"il'k 1 fireplace, needs n1inor clc1u1 up. $39.!JOO. 0\\'rl<'r 11n1sl 51•11 bring offer r:all Rl.'d Carpet, Realtors ;>46-864() SAVE $$$-Do you r 0\1.'n cleaning, decorat- ing & 1ninor repairs on this 3 BR .. 2 BA. ho1ne. Large added family room, perfect !or pool table. teenagers. etc. Vacant. neglected & ready for your inspection. CALL US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. 546-5880. Barrell ·JZaft'! ERITAGE General General A U"111VUI' tl(),'tf' IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS-Truly unique! Outstanding cabinetwork a_s e~idenced. b,Y wainscoting and a den built like a ship s cabin. This Lus k-built 4 bedroom has an ex~ ceptional view o! Newport Bay! Won.derful yard! $98,500. A listing of Lyleen Ewmg. UNIQUE HOMES Realtors, 675-6000 2443 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar IN WESTCLIFF-1·lere1s a winner! Clean and sparkling 3 bedroo1n , 2 bath home ~ith a 15 x 35 free for1n s\vimming pool. Unique lot has no house to the rear and extra wide sideyard & limited traffic in tbe front (Som· set Dr.). It's clean and 110\v priced at onl y $87 .500. A listing of Nadine Croul. UNIQUE HOMES Realtors, 675-6000 2443 E. Coa st Hwy., Corona del Mar General ----G8nera l LIDO waterfront. 3 Bdrm. & lge. family rm., or: 5 bdrms. with 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec- tacular vie~! Waterfront living rm. with step.down wet bar, Pier & float. $275,000. *• * •· * LOVELY ·custom 5 !Jdrm .• 3 ba., Lido Nord , on spacious 40 ft. lot. Pier & slip . Adjacent lot also avail. for sale. $295,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. ~75-6161 FANTASTIC POOL HOME FOR $3B,950 pre3enb ' NEW LISTING • NEW HOME ROOM FOR NEW POOL TOOi In fact this home is designed fo r maximum indoor/ outdoor living. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths & fortnal dining room overlooking the garden. $64,500. Largr f!Ol'j:COUS pool h~ sur· 1717 Irvine Ave., N.B. Open s.t & Sun J.s rounded by super daocl' ,,,v;Hon deck;"" ~xi lu•h I NEW OFFERING • DUPLEX no nutu1tenancl.' l11ndscaplng. This horn<> is an ('ntenain-BEST BUY IN NEWPORT -Roomy 3 bed· er"s ch·l.'1.1n~ 11~t h largr _110111('·) roon1 each unit. walk to beach, excellent maker k1tc-h<"n. rlchghtful rental area $69 000 . l:i~~~-11I':.i~g 1:~~-~ 11~ii1~ I LIVE ON lHe. BA YFRONT and 1\·on t lasl. Ca.I I no1v · • "'"°'°· FINANCING NO PROBLEM -Vacant now oPENnLt • rrsFUNJOBENICEI -move right in. Gorgeous view of bay, ~ I' ,. ~ opposite harbor entrance, 'pier & slip !or --. - CAPE COO CHARMER ·HERE IT IS-THAT LARGE FAMILY ' HOME * 2SOO square feet and only S-15.000. A char111ing Cape Coe! o n a eot•ncr lot ~ hl'droorns in all. :.i or lhf'lll I dorn1atory l'iZt'. ~1~ baths. C<i ll Red Carpet, B.ealtori; 5~6-8640 -------- ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE large boat plus sandy beach. $175,000. 2233 Baysid• Or., N.B. (Open Sot & Sun 1·51 NEED BOAT STORAGE? SEPARATE DRIVE & GATES -for your trailerable boat-additional secluded motor home parking. All this plus the nicest 3 Bedroom, family · room home in the West- cUff·Baycre_st area. Spotless & only $69,500. Office Open Saturdays & Sundays PETE BARRETT REALTY 1605 Westcliff Or., N.B. 642-5200 r..1urh <"~a1!1IN~:; r 1· ;1 t ! General --Gen:~•.:.••:;1:_ ___ ~- PP.IVAC'l' c11.'1c1·ltw lhll' 1 ._ ~-----A TASTE 1"'"' 4 b<>lroom "'c'";,., I FABULOUS homf' 111 nn C'i'.clus11·(' :\11•s.1 1 OF SPAIN Ven:le areR. Beautiful con-DUPLEX dilion. Open houl!<' this Sun· \"our O\\'ll \\'&lied In ha· day rron1 12··1 pm or call to l'\\u block! from the surf. cien<h1. Privacy, wall length see today. ;\II this only Bol~ 3 ~l'OOm 2 bath wtth Spanish fireplace. Huie S58 900 bit-in kitcheru; -huge floor family room \11dlh wet be.r. 4 ' ' to ceillng stone fireplace in i;paciou.s bedrooms. On quM!t COATS O\vners suite. Plush carpets cu\.cfe...sac. [t's al! yours b' & & custom drapes thruout. only $48,900. Call today • W L CE $9,000 cash will move you 842.-25.15. . A LA in. See it no\1'. 64&-77U -O/lfH 11L t • rrs FIM m IE NICEt REAL TORS open eves. 2043 Westcllff (Opt~~~i-n-91-) oc;vo b!f lj~$jll1ti oPEN 0A1LY 1.5 Walker & Lee 438 MAGNOLIA, CM •••l 11rar1 444 (lt1IHI 11111 {'l,l'IJ 1 ~1 l\•ll'I -----M • c dt•ir! nn 1hil'i J·,.;L'(!sir!i> ho1n1· MESA VERDE orn1n9 anyon ni•ar \\1.,u,.[it/ i.ll•lj\!I. :t \"lit "* 1:1•1•1•1111) 1"1'lh'<'Orl1tc>r! '.l 1 * $56 500 * Jh Jn~ 1-.:iotn ... Ir;: 1,\1c·h1•n, 1-....'<IJYIOnl 1 h111h honu: Qll • p111111. •In\. i.:111·. •lll 1tllf'y 11 11ulu· rul..;t .. -:1ac. t:nusuall\· j \Vall( lo 11 prlvarc-Beach General 11().'I" ,..... 11~1 \l"r 1 .. 111•. IHri.:c ht'!ll'f)lun-1 ru11h111NI rron1 thi!il Bright. U.irht and :::::::::::::::= I• CAL L ANYTIME e \\"00thro1·k NI'<'~ pttlio Chllrining 2 &>dnxnn J-lome General 70/0 ASSUMABLE .arxl ln.r~ Jlh111te trl'C!I in Corona lllghlnnd". 646--3928 or Eve. ~S43 $4t,001. Call Rt'l.I c11.1'Pl.'t. 0Pf'n Sal &: Sun. LOAN NE,ED SPACE ? Reallo1·• 5'6-~HO 1 lo 5 with pa.yment!I of only $234 Sharp ~5\0ry home for the * N'PT HE IG.HTS * Call G44rm.1 5 BR pool home w/expanslve Bay & Ocean VIEW. $400,000. Dona Chichester ~· OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m. I368 Galaxy THE BLUFFS Dr., Dover Shores. (M37) Vacant .It ready to go! Near CdM High per month Inc lu ding lllrge family. 4 Br. den. ~BR., IJV:."1, 1 ,1.:. 1l1• r . '1~~!111• cvt•ry\blng. Great 3 fom1al dlhlng, step-down \\''din. lll'f'~. 1311 ~. kl ' ·h. tj l)(odrq>n1 home with 1winy llvh1g room iv/ l! tone L-;e. b·u.:~yll!"' '· DI>\. ·*';:r tl~,lilliiliMNll I garden kJtchen opcnlnti onto flreplnet>, 2~ BA. Lovely EASTSIDE ~ri1,.,r ·~ r·-#·· ------- \1oodl'll dtoek. l.Dt1 of pnnf'l· lllhag carf>'I$, hardwood BALBOA BAY PROP -School ; 3 BR .. II> ba.; nr. pools, tennis & I IJVlne I M-.011-lntno ~--1 shopping. $00,000. * 675-5930 * tng & rk<ep 1>hag c1:u·pct1ng. nno1·i1:, l111·J::c pt1t10. Ovf'rsh:· POOL HOME • GARDEN OF EDEN- C1·c•'n hills nn<l 1·ul-<.l1><Nh' t"CI 101 \.\ t11lrn1y roo111 _ror t.ots of tteekln~. and plenty I ~-* 642-7491 * _ Bc11ulifully lond8C8ped com-Kh~! foj)\ t1K' kld!I. Only l~i:1.t or 1ru1h•r ~to11u1:~. N<'W or ptiVlll'y, IX'f1ulifu1 3 NORTH COSTA MESA ( 11lt•'£' 1\\th f! ... h pontt. tret1 $3-1.fl.)O. 646-7111 : Opc11 I h~tLn>!. 1\1! th\!! for nnly I brctruon1 hci1111• 11·Hh huge CHARMER ..,• bri\·k !'(div 1.vlorru\ly l'Vl'llln,i::M. Sll,000. • fi1n1ll) f\)(1111 . ;'ll ;->1!1IV•·1 ~ I I f 2 I.xii ·Ith 11~hlt'd. \\'Mh 3 i'i"l)llCloull \ COATS rirrplnc.·t· 111"1 11 20 ;'( 20 ·'r M'< 'i''01i~· 1 1 \i ht'<ll•io1'1• 2 mon1v b<\IM & nnly $3.\!t:'ltl, l '~1\I H~I !\Ol"' J."001,1~ \1t 1·-rep' er:~ l•ilfl\ 1:w,..1 01<::rn !\1''.lfil D"r'ff, oo1 ..,.,0ri... M2·12H (IL ~i •I 1 36~:.!~. c::;' ~;v· 1 ... -"liuf ........ _ -.Walker & Lee -·-·c.111 "'" 1 • 121 " f A 1· C ll ·&42 5678 ... , ... ,,. • 11·01"k1·~~·n1 for lh•· h1uutyu1;u1 r0"11~: v ng 1u"f11~1 on;.,.~ J rli,:hl) /l.11;~100 den Oe fanlltY 1 WALLACE ('1111M'I, l{•':1l1"1~l,i:8GI!.!_ !;;:;1~ c:~~11~11::~~l~.it~~ r\~kh;ll $."~;.~. E:1 r'f'llffit R,EAL TORS The la!ltc.•u clnl\v h1 \Ile \\lcst. l \\'l~·11i1.g wlllo\V and f11h I tf'rn\$ :av~IXI CafllCl, or c ion .• • • a • You·h find II UJ Clk1Sdl1'<! I ff~ , . ,I\ Dtt.JlY Pi iot 1CIRt.sltlcd pori<l.s. m,00'.l Call Rtd Renllon:, • Ad. 64)...$18. CllfJ>Ot, RMlton ~ ClaPlntd Ads · •••• .&41SJT8 I • • ... ' ' .. . ' ........ . . •' .. . DAILY PILOT Saturda~. Stpltmbff 29, 1973 _,,, .. ~ r _,,,.. I~ [ ~.:.. I~ I lin•t f I I 1(11] [ _,,,.. I~ _.... I~ I _,,,.. I~ [ ~,,,.. l~I _,,,Mo "CHINA COVE CONDO" GIMr•I BRAND NEW I BLK ·ro BEACH $46,640 Ramhlln• SEACOAST CUSTOM BUILT Dover Shores 5 Bedroom Gener•! , Opon HouM Fri, S•I & Sun ELE\;ANCE fl:om we all· ]\ome. Excellent quality thru-oOt. Nothing g1.., counyard to huge 20 • bUt the best, from the fully equipped kitchen &~~ 21'"34111 St., 4o ?.-JARD I CR.AS P a r t Y to the ele~an. t master suite. 2400 Sq. Ft. $29,950 C.F.Cole8\111rlhy & Co.· Rcaltol'I! 3 br & 2 br, open beam Cjlllngs, freshly painted inside & out. New Crpt · & drps. $76,500. $15,000 dwn. Balance on agreement by owner. Room. 2 floor..to-«iling 1:.-tireplaces with n1 as 1 er PL-US. Bu t for fun living & 51 acious enter· crafted stoftework. 4 BRs. taining. RollJng green lawns and Inc.I. an isolated ma5ter $155,000 stately flWfl sWTOWld pic- sulte & bulltln office. r.1ex. OPEN SAT & SUN 1 TO 6 tureag,ue Verm.11_.nt DISTINCTIVE HOMES DALE WULLNER lean tile Fl£STA ~a with farmhouse. Old \110 r Id custorn rock gas 8-B-Q Ir 1527 Antique, Newpor t 8e1ch c.hann and architecture. TRY BEFORE YOU BUY; 556-8181 Agent or 642-1771 outdoor oven1. Gourmet CHARLES M. FERGUSON, REALTOR "Formal entry. Step down \Yalnut kitchen has no-wax 546-2413 master suit \vlth Sib bftth. floors. Formal dining room. I ~""'""'!""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""'"""I ~tan size den with rugged Harbor View Homes & already one of the lowest priced homes in this most sought after neighborhood. Florida based 1 owner says, "lease with option to purchase in 1974." 2 Bedroom, convertible den, garden patio off bright kitchen. Not leased land. Quick possession & only $63,900 General Gen.ral Open house all v.·eekend. General General beams. Banquet fonnal dln-=-=-'-"------~==------1 BKR. 962-5511 Ing. Elcganl French dooni 4 BDRM, fnm 1T11, 2 story. -"'==="----Costa Mesa Duplex to secluded garden \\'alk to au sehools. Nr. So. REDUCED $2,000 "BAY VIEW" Iron gate en· $31,950 paradise. \Valle<l patio wi th ~ 1 tey to giant 2 sJory in "THE outdoor fireplace a n d 2 Beach cottages, l ~ blks. to BLU1'~FS". Master suite Unbelievable bu~ true, one 2 B.B.Q. RED BARN 2nd water & stores. L(lwest with 36' b&lcony. Chart bedroom 1unit + one l story in-law apartment, 2 priced Balboa orooerty house. Maids q u a r t e r 1 bedroont unit, very clean + guest cottages and covered Lynch Rea l Estate entertainers patio & view. nent. Hurry It won't last, dance pavillion overlookini 646-2872 or 645-7155 Reduced i16,.550. A g t . Call Red Carpet, Realtors, .rl'UlllJlifkx>nt tree f<orm poot 645--0303. 645-8080. ENTERTAIN'EttS PARA- 2021 Aliso, Costa Mesa 645-0555 $59,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2701 Canary (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 546-2313 $64,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2817 Eiiesmere (Mesa.Verde) Costa Mesa 546-2313 $59,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 135 Vista Trueba (North Bluffs) NB DISE. CAIL !1i5-0303. PARADISE. CALL Sa.>--0300' IOltl \I I Ol\IJ \ < ' ' 2299 Harfx>r Blvd. BLUFFS SINGLE LEVEL CONDO Located on a wide, flowering greenbelt. Pop- ular "Linda" model, featuring 3 bedrooms & 2 baths, Decorated to perfection & up- graded thruout. Call for appointment. BEGINNER'S LUCI< DIRECTORY 644-1133 $77,000 (Sun 1-5) 10082 Theseus Dr., Huntington Beach 546-2313 $51,900 (Sat l·S) Famous S&S quality built home. Giant parquet floor family room. Sunken living room. Fonnal dining . Bright kitchen, separate laundry room. It's empty, so quick move in possible. A great value at $44,900. Bet- ter hurry! Call 842-2535. For the beginoer that needs space but not the big down payment. Quiet Santa Ana neighborhood, close to schools & shopping. 4 Spacious bedrooms1 built-in kitchen 1% baths, fireplace & large fenced yard. $:!9,000 -And try just 10% down!- C;;-f;-COlESWORTHY 640-0020 ..., tWI ~ tilNd'eft' wltll ,.. tWa ...._ • yo11 1• ....... •11tl111. All tM loc•"-1 u.tM M&.w .,. t111 .. tcrfN.1111 ''""' ... II by acherthl .. .._ .... ,. tCHIOJ'I DAILY 'ILOT WANT ADS. Petre1111 tkwl ... ,. • ..__ for ..a. IN te mt.,. 11,.M to IJtt 111cll l11hlrntatlo1 111 tllls col1t11t11 eaclt FtW.y, 5-hirffr _,. SvHay. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM • *3409 Oceanfront, Newport Beach 67:Hi210 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 318 Dahlia Place. Corona del Mar 675-2763 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 12·5) 546 Catalina, Newport Beach 645-8400 $35,500 (Sat & Sun 2·5) *1977 Rosemary, Costa Mesa ~55 $36,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ~ MDrning at1yon, Newport 'BeaCh 644-7211 $56,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2582 Arbor (Bayshores) Newport Beach 645-6500 $62,000 . (Sat & Sun· 1·5) 2 BEDROOMS & FAM. RM. OR DEN 2951 Quedada CI'be Bluffs) Newport Beach 644-4138 (Sat 1-4; Sun 11·1) 1947 Pt. Cardiff (HVHomes) NB 644-2430 $65,900 2596 Crestview (Bayshores) NB (Sat 1·5) . 644-2430 $59,500 (Sun 2·5) 426 Vista Suerte CI'he Bluffs) NB 644-2430 $55,927 (Sat 1·5: Sun 2-5) 3220 Broad St., Newport Beach 645-8400 $29, 950 (Sun 1 ·5) 2781 Bayshore Dr (Bayshores) NB 642-5200 $65,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 259 Oceanview (Newport Heights) NB 642-8235 $64,900 (Sun.1-5) •33 Rue Bountainbleau (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $87,500 (Sun 1·5) 1836 Port Wheeler (HVuHomes) NB 675-7225 $64,500 (Sat & Sun 1..5) 503 Playa (The Bluffs) Newport Beach 644-1072 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 213 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 645-6500 $108,500 · 3 BR (Sun 1·5) 4831 Bruce Crescent (Lido Sands) NB 673-6210 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 713 Larkspur, Corona del Mar 673-6642 675-6459 3314 So. ·Timber, Santa Ana (Sun 1·5) 673-2222 $38,500 (Sun 1·5) -504·w. Bay (Blilooa Penin) NB 6T.l-3663 $65,000 (Sun 1..5) 464 Serra Dr (Corona Highlands) CdM 673-5970 $58,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 464 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa 645-8400 $39,500 (Sat & Sun 1-4) ••2233 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach 642-4353 $175,ooo (Sat & sun J-5) •42 Rue Fountainbleau (Big Canyon) NB 642-6235 $110,000 (Sun 1·5) 1951 Port Locksleigh (HVuHomes) NB 642-6235 $64,900 (Sun 1..5) 2001 Seadrift (Irvine Terrace) CdM 642-8235 $79,500 (Sun 1·5) 3671 Fenn St., Irvine 833-3380 (Sun 1..5) 231 Orange (Newport Shores) NB 543-1290 $48,900 (Sun 1-5)· 418 Hazel, Corona de! Mar 675-6900 · (Sat & Sun 1·5) * •4423 \.Vestcoast Hwy ., Newport Beach 670-7225 $79.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 543 Santa Ana Ave ., Ne,vport Beach 645-0555 $44,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2639 Vista Ornada (North Bluffs) NB 644-1133 (Sat 1-5) 1821 Tahuna (Irvine Terrace) CdM 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1..5) * 1200 Soiperset (Wcstclill) NB 645-6500 $87,500 (Sat & Sun 1..5) 338 Evening Canyon (Shoreclills) CdM ~ $99,500 (Sun 1-5r 3 BR. & FAMILY RM. OR DEN 2021 Commodore (BaycrestJ NB 644-2430 $68.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 29591 Ana Maria Lane, Laguna Niguel 494-9704 494-9729 '(Sun 12-4) 471 E. Broadway, Costa Mesa 646-J255 fSat & Sun 1·5) 375 E. 23rd. St., Newport Beach 64&-3255 (Sat & Sun 1..5) 612 St. James Place (Ciillhaven) NB 54U310 '68.500 (Sun 1..5) 8:241 Mandeville Dr,, Huntington Beach 9112-7291 '46,SOO (Sat & Sun 12-6) 445 ft#land1 (Newport Heights) NB 1142-1447 '63,500 (Sat & Sun 1..5) ' 157 Catalina (Newport Heights) NB m.QJO · (Sat & Sun 1..5) 1717 lrvlne Ave., Newport Beach , MZ-5200 $64,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 458 Ogle St., Costa Mesa 642-82S5 $48,750 (Sot & Sun 1-5) •41 Royal S~ George (Big Canyon) NB 64U235 $169,500 (Sat & Sun l·~) • • •65 Linda Jsle (.Linda lsic) NB 64U23S (Sat & Sun 1-5) llOl Highland (\VestciilO NB 642-8235 $115,000 (Sun 1..5) •1101 Ebb\ide Rd (HVuHills) CdM 675-2373 (Sat & Sun 12·5) 1114 Whitesails Way (HVuHills) CdM 675-7080 $83,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1982 Pt. Al bans Place (HVuHomes) NB 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1..5) 21882 Sununer Circle, Huntington Beach . 546-23rn . $46,900 . · (Sat 1-5) 19322 Cindy Lane, Huntington Beach --546-23IJ-· $25,950 (Sat.~Sun 1-5) 318 Vista Trueba (North Bluffs) NB · 644-1133 $66,000 (Sat 1·5) 4575 Greentree (Univ. Park) Irvine 64~20 (Sun 1·5) 2030 Holiday Rd. (Baycrest) NB 675-6000 $89,500 . (Sat & Sun 1-5) •508 San Bernardino (N'pt. Hts) NB 645-6646 $47,500 (Sun 1·5) 4 BR 2015 Diana Lane (vie Dover & Irvine) NB 646-7767 6T.l-9060 (Sun 1·5) 1740 Plaza de! Norte (Penin Pt) NB 646-7767 673-9060 (Sun 1·5) ••6 /lalboa Coves, Newport Beach 644-4910 $140,000 (Sun 1-5:30) •1023 Dolphin Terr (Irvine Terrace) CdM 642-6235 (Sun 1·5) 41 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach 642-4155 $69 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1..5) 958 Junipero (Mesa del Mar) CM 540-3000 $37,700 (Sat 1..5) 29351 Troon St., Laguna Niguel 833-3380 (Sal 1·5) ·19431 Sierra Santo, Jrvine 633-3380 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *15182 Lille Circle, Irvine «3-3380 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2642 Vista Ornada (North Bluffs) NB 644-1133 (Sun 1·5) 2701 Canary, Costa Mesa 963-6767 $64,909 (Sat 1·5) 4 BR. & FAMI LY RM. OR DEN 2922 Spruce, Santa Ana 833-2224 $44,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 971 SandcasUe Dr. (HVHomes) CdM 644-2430 $86,000 (Sun 1-5) 1238 Polaris Dr (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 35 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1209 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $98,500 (Sun 1·5) 1815 P.ort Renwick, Newport Beach 644-6878 $81 ,100 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1801 Santiago (Baycrest) Newport Beach 645-7221 (Sat & Sun U) 1600 Harrow Pi (Baycrest) Newport Bch 645-7221 (Sat & Sun U) 1856 Port Charles (HVuHomes) NB 642-8235 $69,900 (Sun 1-5) 20461 Upper Bay Dr., Santa Ana Heights 642-8235 $59,950 (Sun 1..5) 4545 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM 642-6235 (Sat & Sun 1..5) •42 Mission Bay Dr (Spyglass Hill) NB 640-8684 (Daily 1-5) •1933'San\iago (Baycresl) NB 644-6200 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 18961 Portolino (Turtierock) Irvine 644-1766 $89,950 (Sun 1·5) 2053 Flamingo Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM ' 545-8424 $64,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 201 Wake Forest, Costa Mesa 540-8083 $33,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 449 Prospect (Newport Shores) NB 673-3GM 642-2253 eves (Sun 1-5) 2200 Francisco, Newport Beach 642-8235 $74,500 (Sat & Sun 1..5) 2916 Java Rd (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 546-4141 (Sun 12-4) 1300 Santanella (Irvine Terrace) CdM 673-6210 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 895 Sonota (Mesa dei Mar) Costa Mesa 642..5200 $35,500 (Sat 1·5; Sun 2-6) 1506 Lincoln Lane (Westcliff) NB · ·642-5200 $79,5QO (Sat & Sun 1-5) ***119 Via Lido 'Soud (Lido Isle) NB 646-7767 673-9060 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 7 Twin Lakes Cir (Spyglass Hlil) NB 644-4910 $125.000 (Daily 1..5:30) !II Cherry Biils La (Big Canyon C.C.) NB 6f4.4~10 '129,500 (Sjlt & Sun 1-5:30) 15 Point SUr Dr (Spyglass Hill) NB 644-4910 $119,500 (Daily 1-5:30) •101 Kings Place (Newport Heights) NB 642-8235 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 2113 Miramar, Newport Beach 675-7080 $79,900 (Sat & Sun 12-4) •2915 Setting Sun Dr. (!zyuHllls) CdM 675-2373 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 17 Tiburon Bay Dr (Spyglaso Bill) CdM 675'7225 $3J9,500' (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4721 Dorchester (Cameo lDds) CdM 675-3000 .. (Sat 1·5) 1201 Surlllne (HVuHills) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 166 Shoreclills (Sboreclills) CdM 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) •1120 Goldenrod (HVuJiills) CdM '675-6000 $79,500 (Sun 1-5) 915TilierWay (HVuHilis) CdM 675-6000 $96,500 (Sun 1-5) · 2326 Tustin (Back Bay) Newport Beach 645-6500 $66,500 (Sat & Sun 1..5) 1412 Seacrest (HVuHills) CdM 675-6000 $94,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) S BR.& FAM! LY RM OR DEN ..-1315 Santiago Dr (Baycrest).NB 645-7221 $135,000 (Sat Z.5; Sun 1-5) •4515 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM ~73·2222 $124,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1368 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1..5) 1938 Port Trinity ( HVuHomes) NB 644-6200 $87,200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 9902 Spinnaker, Huntington Beach 545-2571 $46,500 (Sat a ii day) 1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB · 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30) 1823 Pt. Taggart (HVuHomes) NB 640-0020 (Sat 1·5) 1527 Antiqua, Newport Beach , 543-2483 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 6 BR. & FAMILY RM. OR DEN ** #28 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 644-2430 $295,000 (Sun 2-6) **1420 W. Bay (Balboa Penin) NB 675-4630 642-2678 (Sat & Sun 1..5) 32 Mission Bay (Spyglass Hill) CdM 675-7225 $134,995 (Sat & Sun 1-5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BR 3121 Pacific Coast Hwy, Newport Beach 646-8811 $79.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 509 Vista Flora ~The Bluffs) NB 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 3 BR 402 Vista Trueba (The Bluffs) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 663 Vista Bonita (The Bluffs) NB 644-6200 $68,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BR & FAMI LY RM · 344 Otero (The Bluffs) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2657 Vista Orn ad a (The Bluffs) NB 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4 BR 443 Vista Roma, Newport Beach 644-7270 $54,950 (Sun 1..5) 4 BR & FAMILY RM 2412 Vista Hogar (The Bluffs) NB 675-6000 $54,950 (Sat & Sun 1..5) HOUSE & INCOME 706 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 548-9346 $130,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4) DUPLEXES FOR SALE !2 BR EACH UNI T) 262 Wave St., Laguna Beach 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 608 Marguerite, Corona de! Mar 644-4910 $149,500 (Sat & Sun 1..5 :30) 2 BR & DEN & 1 BR 605 Marguerite, Corona dei Mar 673-6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) 511 Poppy, Corona de! Mar 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1..5) 3 BR & 2 BR 400 Jasmine, Corona de! !\far 644-7270 $127,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 120 25th Street, Newport Beach 675-1642 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 3 BR & FAMILY RM EACH UNIT 518 Fernieal, Corona de! Mar 645-5000 $125,000 (Sun 1-5) 4 BR & 2 BR 112 44th. St., Newport Beach 64&-0555 $82,500 (Sat 1-4; Sun 1-5) 5BR&4BR 2508 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 67$-6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1..5) 618 Acacia, Corona de! Mar 675.eooo ,139,000 • (Sun 1-5) 4 PLEX FOR SALE ••1412 W. Oceanfront, Newport Beach 644-6200 (Sat 1-5) * ""' ** •• ,. .. *** ........... .... ASSUME YA 8°/o INTEREST \\1th a loan balance ·or $2'1,500. The payment of $230 per/mo. includes a 11 . Sparkling 1 bdrm middle or the blocker \\i th big back yar:d and lots of privacy. Hdv.:d floon; \\ilh nev.• _$hA_g carpeting. Huge kitchen \.\ith built-ins. Submit what cash you have for dov.•n payment let seller carry I.he balanC'C. E\•eryon<! qualifies. Call 545-9491 Open E\-es. Walker· & Lee •tAL l lfA f l 2 BEDROOM HOUSE 1/4 ACRE • VIEW $_30,000 Truly a one-of-a-kind this little charmer sits -quietly "''B.Y at the back of a huge .-lot. Located on the bluffs Ww prwiert_y. Zoned R--4, owner anxkJua. 1'1 a k e reasonable oUer. Red Olrpet, Reattof"S, 6t5-8080 .. * OPEiN SUN. 1-5 * 449 PROSPECT Newport Shores WE HA VE RENTALS * FINE HOMES * OPEN FOR YOUR APPROVAL 1821 TAHUNA IRVINE TERACE-SAT. & SUN. 1·5 ExceptionaJ·view of bay & ocean'." M&Jl!lfl· cent 3 bdrm;-&--mald1s-suite:-Bdrms.-are-- large, as is formal dining room. $:127,500. .. 1201 SU.RFUNE HARBOR 'VIEW HILLS-SUNDAY 1-5 H.arbor & ocean view is exceptional & the rug ht view is fantastic! Large formal dining rm. & larriily rm. $5,000 hease,Option will move you in immediately. 4721 DORCHESTER CAMEO HIGHLANDS-SATURDAY 1-5 Private beaches & wide ocean view. 4 Bdrms. & family room. Owner anxious, asks $82,500 509 YIS;TA FLORA . BLUFFS CONDO-SUNDAY 1-5 Beaut.ifiil 3 l>drm. & fiimliy--rm. "E" plan largest floor plan). Very eleganUy decorated & carpeted; on finest grceenbelt. $76,500. . . ·PLEASE CALL 675-3000 4 BR.. 2 ba. plus Jge. den; dining area; frpl c., bltns: ne...,•ly decor. Inside & our,G __ •_no'-•-•_I ____ _ n~· carpets. \Valk to beach, tennis & poo!s. Ov.'l"leT' will cons Ider lease/option. General $55,500. Call: 673-3663 642-2'253 Eves associated BROKERS-RE AL TOQS 1~1~ W Balboa I.Tl Jl>tl 4515 TREMONT OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 Quality 5 BR., family rm .• 4000 Sq. i=t. Corono del Mar , formal dining rm .. Cameo For th09e v.'ho appreciate Shores home. Bl t -I Jl s , tine custom construcUon and 'tli•alk-in pantry. Pool! V\ew! excellent ternu. 5 bedrooms, 0v.'11cr may ca.rry--ti;t T.D. family room, formal dlnma with a substantial down! room, Jara;c game room Priv. beaches. As ka n g and a a:loMous panoramic $124,MX>. Quick Posses. ocean view. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 PLUS Great AIS11111C1ble 3314 SO. TIMBER Removal of one non·s1roclur-Loan No S.A., Close to So. Coast al partition expands the Plaza & f:rwyfii, Beaut. game room to a full 24x26 c;>uallfyin9 patios &: yard sumiunding rumpus room. Anyone can take over easy. lovely '1 bdrm. (or 2 & den I A.i'l'D tcrmake ~payments on this honie 3 Yrs. ne"·· Only 80% financing CUfn'tttly fam.ily size cude. Full pn·ce $38,500 -hurry! available at approx, 8',1%. -. .-Top vlllue at $.155,000. ts just $30.500 -a real bar-\! ef CALL ...... -nl 1 gain Hke this one i'I he.rd to ' -"'"" find. llurry . call 847..fiOIO. I 1 .. OPfN TIL 11 • IT'S FUN TO BE NICE! k.1Ij ~ »~~~,, OPNEWPORT BEST BUY PORTUNITY /Jn NIGEL UMl.L Y & ASSUEIAH5 OPEN SUN. 1•5 Exclusive .4 BR In woodsy HARBOR VIEW area. °'"'" will "'"" .SM W. BAY AVE. paper at nominal ratf'. HOMES Belboa Peninsula. s.an1sh 166.soo. In Corona de! l\tar school style 3 BR .• 2 ba. home; EASTSIDE district. A tastefully trplc., blt·lns, Just 4 yrs. IN·LAW HOMES decorated One owner home. old. OY.'l'ler anxlow:. Priced Immaculate 3 BR, fonnal Large entry Sunken living at $65.000. dining, breakfast area, plus room. Spacious modern Call: GiJ.-3663 83G-79I4 Eves. Mlp&.J'Bte apt for relatives. kitchen. Oversized Lg. 2-car garage off alley. beauUfully landlC.8.ped lot. Room tor Ill gamm. S43,500. Top quality. ,an~. ON THE WATER $ SAVES---Cb>m\lna 2 BR. 2 BA. pier 6 3BEDROOM + POOL float 175,000 * BeauUiut home locatod on .,.onaGE 400Ll-IOl 1LL Costa MeSBl 'Eutslde area. ~ ~ C.I. • UOl ~~~ ~13T~ botl~n!~ BY THE slA .JIL~ baths, big 1.o.mily room, din-RUSTIC CAP~ COD with -· - -' Ing room ,.parate ,.. this heavy altalte loo! ~ wood IMMED POSSESS ~.jelieve Jt fl.II for $35.950. trim. Higb vaulted 'Ce'lllngs, 3 BR. 2 ba 'tnm ~ n.ai Carpet, Re a I t o rs c r a ckllng Door-to.celling .._,, ca ' · p. ·• .645--SO!K) tlreplace Formal dining • ..,.. rpett. F'treplace. . ShtuJr ,nn1. ' BUILDER'S ~"kcoL."sard•"ci.1A;:1\h BA135LB:rn0.o A. to% DOWN CLOSE OUT BONUS: goumn~t gal I cy BAY PROP. · kitchen & patio · dining, • M.,. Von1e lli'. " Harbor FAIRLANE GARDENS Private niuter •ulte A * SS6-llOO * ~~11,!;~~~.,.'!~. ::~. ~~~~~ Ez. * IAYFRONT * 2 BR, 1\l BA, $21,000. 5% H-l'r--m'f' 1420 w. llAY down. 3 BR. lit BA, m.soo. ~-• Opon S.t/5ut1. 1-5 5~ down. 9.illdier ~ all 2 BR house wtth c.orral• on Bl.a. beautUUI • well blL c:colll ex.,.,,.~ ..,. larp IW lot. 0wMt wUJ Centucy 21 Bun" White RJtr , -~Nf:::T 1 :=J":j·1indal d;-· Gl&ltt 2 """'-In pmtta<ou• · ... -By Owner /Builder Newport 'RMtra. ·Care ~ A -L $250,iloo condominium living. Plush A Umti ' ~ oan . Excellt!nt Terms n::creaUon faclHUes, 36,500. Exetllent loan usumpUon! 4 May let:11e optkln Ag! 64;-oooo bdrm•. dlnl:S mi ·Lov•i 61l-T182 * 61J.7™ REAL EST.ATE SALES dt'n. Swimm nl ri" , BIO CANYON LOT on aotf Prot or p.rt-t::'· why ~VCl'Cd pal!o. Su t ln1. CO\lr!K!. Bni1tht111dng vrew. I mt eam ~ commT Bollt accc'8. $30,9l'i0. brk Prorninwt location Ow1'ltl' ~U.tly, call 540-l"ARB~LL $10,000 6«).1931. . ' I 1. Corey Rllrtl. • 646-7H4 · A sootJ want Ad 1' • &OOd Jn. Need a ''Pad"f 'Plac9 an ad! Need a "Pad"T )~ u adr tllbnlat. 1 ' v Mod Be• on gar * hQ "" • m • 5 + to & a 5 m .. n k b N • 1 '" ~ • • • Saturday, Stpt~mbfr 29, 2q73 DAILY PILOT %5 I-~"'We l~I ""'!!' "' .. l~I -"'-1~J [ *-"' .. I~[ -1 .. ,w. I~ I --.. I~ I -..... 1~1 ;;1 --~· .. -~J~;;,:;l iiiiiii-iiiiiii"'iiiiiii.::..;;1~;;.I r.~;r;a~I ;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;jGeneral . ~-~-----1114 W. OCEANFRONT Open 12·5 Sat/Sun LA CUESTA VILLAS 0c .......... , mn.ll1t• Occupancy Prim& location. Triplex plus ' On Credit {tt•J&·llc.1ns iU<'ll rm . .l parking for 6 tan! $199,(0)! J\\!1<1: ')\CW _ out'anfront duplex $155,000! 'Not A Condominium BALBOA BAY PROP. YO<tr now home ·h., 3 BR, 2 --* 675-7~ -*-- BA, living rtn p\uJ HUGE 2BEDROOMS 2 BATHS famfly room. The detached $21,000 2 car garaee la separated Luxury townhouse dehuc from your ryome by a de· shag carpet,:r buiJ{ .. in kit. IJr;'ht[Ully, pnvate backyard. chen, washel""-dryer. + ~~ate_ YoUr own patio Refrigerator included. Low l:11~11.111,;~, but \\'e do all lhe do\\.'n paynient excellenl rest; ~enclns:, lanJscaplng terms _ l'lurry call Red and sprlnlders. Carpet, Realtors S.1&-8640 Choose C9Jl>et & lloot· Ule Assume so/,•;. Loa n HURRY to the VILLAS ~V AYRES $30,490 Vt>ry nlct! :: hl:'droont home 1vifh lovely pru'k like yard. Dinu1~ nion1, t\1·0 patios. RlehJy p.'lnP,lt'll livln!: rn1 & ki:dll.'ll b.u'. ~:.1i,!lj(). brk :WO-JTJO. TARBELL ~fodel ls one block \l:esl of --- Beach off Adams in J.lunt-EVER STOLEN A ington Beach DUPLEX? * 536-1445 * Try this: tv.·o 2 bedroom units -double garage In- come of S3750 per year. Ask- J!!~~ ...... ~!l!!!!!!!!!!~I ing S35.9~11 h")' your O\\'n Builder's Closeoutl price ov.•ner &ays sell! Call Look! r I Red Carpel, Realtors , ng 01· a cusrom hon1e, 645-8080 (open <>veningsl v.•1th n view in exclu1.1ve ="'""':::..._,:.:,::_:::c,.:.;.::::::.."'-- communl!y, On ·a \4 acre Balboa Island that aJJows horses! Then by all means stop by' Only l homes letf! Each horqe of. I fers 4 BR, 2"1S BA 41'l500 sq, ft . of living a'~ a , • 700 sq, ft. of wood deckinll on view side ol home, 3 ~ar *BALBOA ISLAND* gar., 1000 sq_ ft. of slorigc under houS<', raised wood . floors, Spanish t.1ission tile ~ 2 bdrm. home \\.'tth In entry and kitchen open single car garage. Open ~am ceilings, exti'.a lge bean~ ;en., f~L:_ attr. niasler suite w/IanlQIUc patio, v./w carp., ruce loc. balh, COJ>IX'l' plu~bing, <h'C· near bay. 0'"10' hard•·orc thruGI•. FULL PRICE Fa niily roon1 v.•ilh 1vet bar, und n1any quality extr9.1. $5& 50. O See the 1 ar 12812 Bn:,'ttt Lane, N. Tusttn HiUs. Cb.!I 1 BKR nt property, 832·5~1 EXCLUSIVE wrrn. or &15-6646.,. Open House Thurs. thro sun .. l.S Pr.I. · Solisbury · CoroN del Mir l..:C:;u;.;•..:f•;....;;M;;;te;.;Ol;o... ____ ..;~;.; .. ;;.l;.;•;.,;;M.:"=.'-----l·H_un_1_1 .. ngt:.-on.;....;c•.•~;;.1C;;.h;..__ ,.._H_u_n.,.11..:n,,gl..:•;;.n:....::llN;:;:.<:;h.:...._ ~-euna Beach INTERESTED [ MESA VE.RDE' GROWING FAMILY OWNER . I BR. 2 BA. huge Ra.rt vacant co1nmerclal 1ot . 2.2» IQ. ft . ol erowtna room. tam. mt w/maah.-e h'ple., south or hi&hway and 1200' WOW! 5 SR. f1,4 BA,-formal paneled stucb'. Laund nn .. buUd~ "•Ith Otxtblt floor tllnin,g, frun\ly af'efl, separate lri· kit.. db epts. walled THREE UNrTS N. LAGUNA lRADE We will swap three lovely units, near Emer-J aid Bay, with ocean vu. -for small home in Laguna Beach. pl••· 1J1 0, part, , • .,. 0, GOLF COURSE POOL HOME 1aw1C1,.,, 1n 1>ea"tilul lloea· rear yard. coroer 101. m· buy • from. $65,000. $74,500 lion ln Founl.Aln Valley. bch. $39,500. 536-4562. Cul..de--AC' 11treet, neat &. 4 BR, 2 BA Home LEAsf OR FEE 2100 ~' 2 Stor:t home with a fantastic ele-clean lnsld• k oub,Be•t thi• 125,000. 19<32 Ma""" ,,._ OCEAN VU N. LAGUNA BEAUTY SALON Unusual opportunJty to bu>' vdaetedG 0 panCo 0 raumic vHrewdino.f tranquU1 M1esa ver 4 -~~~" · · · $42,700. Call ",r""vr'n"""°"• Beach • 548-3163 In Harbor View J-iills on a ~u rse a or g poo pr vacy. Top location. plenty of parking, blgh gtilss Income. $12,000. lease or fee ba!lls at $83,000 Bedrooms,_ 3 marbJe & tile ba1hs, formal BEAT THE or $98,500. Attractive four separate ain.ing room . FamUy room over-INTEREST flA_TES -~::i·c1eOC:c~~ ~ looks pool. Living room, fireplace. Mirrored Assume this '1~% FHA k>an and near !he no"·. foyer entrance. Large electric kitchen with & move into the sharpest 3 ~'" b akf t 3 C BR. 1% BA home In Foun· re as area. ar garage with electric lain Valley. Ab&olutely 110 SPYGLASS HILL ~'O outstanding resal,ea! Bu;' a grack>us f o u r bedroom one story tor 19""' down and owe the balance or lease/option a lovely 16c bedroom colonial for only $850 a month. 675-7225 * OPEN HOUSES * 2915 Setting Sun Dr. ltarbor View l1 l1h;. vpen 12-5 Sat. &. Sun. Exciting' day. nite view PLUS central air· corxl., electronic fillers, plus 4 BR., fam. rm., pool ; charm & more charm! 1135.000. 1101 Ebbtlda Rd. Harbor View Hill!;, Open SRI. & Sun. 12-5. Unmalched panoraniiC' hurbor vlev.·. Over 3,000 sq. rt.; 3 BR., fan1., din .. plus pool. 01\11cr a1L"'iaus. make 0Ue1'. Rachelle Robcl's Realtor 3333 E . Cst. I-£ wy. GT:>-2373 WALK TO A PRIVATE BEACH * $56,500-*- opener. Ne_w loan is readily avaU;;1ble & cleaning here. Professkmally priced under the market for quick sale. By done inside & out. And only appointment only. S41 ,750! can 963-5621. rv• "Vlr• 1r» • 11\ $39',990 CDS STREET • 1153 PALAU 1800 sq. ft. 4 BR 2 BA, great family home on eds st. off Mesa Verde Dr. Asswne 6% loan at $212. mo/or 10% dn .. Drive by and check out"1653 Palau. If interested call for appt. ~,.,..-·-·ll'li'i'"-""-""'v,-<V MESA DEL MAR $46,990 POOL OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 Drive by and check out 934 Junipero Drive. A 22xl4' guest house overlooks a magnifi· cent pool and patio area in a relaxed Ha· waiian style setting. Total comfort & IUX• . ury in additional 3 bedrooms 2 line baths di.ning. room. Superb paneled living rooni with fireplace. Breakfast bar. Mirrors ga .. Jore. Plush shag over oak floors on raised fou~dation. ~h~ke roof, double garage, sprm~lers_ ~1n~mum care yard. If desired, the fme furn1 shmgs are available. COSTA MESA REALTY SINCE 1958 548· 7711 Altar 6PM Call 557-4617 Cost• Mesa DUTCH CLEAN Spic & Span 3 BR. 1% BA that's super upgraded. Orange shag cary>eting thru· out & lots or \vallpaper. Barlt Sc front lawns are extremelr beautiful. Nice No. Hun· tington Beach location. Ex cellent as~umable Io a n $32',900. Call 846-3377. One of Huntington Be6ch's r:iOS: desirable locations. 4 BR, large fa1nlly room wi th Palos Vcrd~s stone fireplace nestled a m o n g • $55,IXXI homes. Assun1e 7% loan or financing to suit. $46,'l~l O'"ner 'rRnsfrn·,.d. BRASHEAR REAL TY * 96&-U78 * WE BUY HOMES t. Cash for yo11r equity 2. Wlll pick up back paymts 3. No charge tor appr. CALL US FOR AN ESTIMATE NO \VAITING -CASH-Now- CUl,VERDALE CUTIE Forced to Bell, nuikc n deal on U1is 3 BR, 2 BA pool home. J m ma cu I ate, t aste full y upgraded, beautiful earden, close to parks & recreation. Call now! 833-3380 Tl/4 °/o INRREST ON SALES CONTRACT Yes, you 1nay take advantage ol this low interest y,i ith a small down, and owner will carry a contract. 3 bedrooms, air cond. goll course condominium. 494-9794 1000 N. COAST HWY. LAGUNA BEACH • ' :Lc::a,,sc:u..:n;:•_B::;:••::<::h':_ ___ \-laguna BeaCh 3 BDRM. & DEN A NEW WAY ASSUUE 7% LOAN V.A. No Down Pym!. I • • • • ••• A $500 T I · · . IG liV('. Enter !he re-Clean. sharp 2 BR. on quiet pprox. ota huci·d friendly atmosphel'e of cul-de-sac. Shag ca!'p, tuUy Move In Cost heach lh•ing at its finest. lndscpd. Owner anx iou~. Nestl£'d in thl' hill'>, ON 3 Laguna Boodi oUM'S hill1op Just reduced lo S~.500. L 0 T S 0 V EHLOOKING living at prkes you can still \Von't last. Call no 11•, Tl-IE OCEAN BEL 0 \V . afford, BlIT NOT FOR 833-9293. DetHiled rustic architecture, LONG! Watch the ever GREENTREE w/exterior of \\'ood, stucco, changing Pacific & the""'"· l la 2 BR -~ b 1 weathered cedar shingle . 5'" n:macu te , u,,._.., r ck rooflines. LGE. SUN DECK t~nng lights of the coast· 1ll'eplc., country kitchen, , ENCL 0 SE 0 \VI T H H~e from Jc.aguna to Palos shake roof, lush s ha g WOODEN RAILS TIMT Verdes. •"'You'\'\! already C'8J1)Ets, . lovely I~.. AFFORDS A S CE N I C ivaited too long to escape commuruty pool. Imn1ed. OCEAN VIEW. the smog & bustle of inland occupancy. Call no1v -\Veil designed 3 BDR!\l.' & living. \\'c have new hon1es, $35,500. DEN & DINING AREA 1~1t:h views, from 146,950. DAVID D. CARLSON floor plan, S<'t'Viced by 2 lforncs & in1~1ments REAL TOR 833-9293 baths. S()Hcio11s formal liv. l-'rom $28,500 to .$235,000 ---rni. 1vilh pitched ceiling ,t; ~'4 · 1 YR. OLD • prcUy yards -exlensive w;e of glass. The -;,') ·"11 JI--. 4r/.; conunission · 2 :1'---ar den is a COZY RETRE,\T, V &iC'IU beys -2 baths -· pool & HAS ALL IVOOO PANEL-REAL ESt'A':fE assoc. priv. • Open Sal & ED WALLS , VAULTED "' . Sun 14201 Ave. Mendicino -4 OPEN BEAM CEILINGS, 1190 Glcnncyre St. Bdrm & 4892 Flagstar Cir-MAS.SJVE & IMPOSING 494-9473 549-0316 cle. $34,850 & $44.300. QUIN· STONE FIRE~LACE, lron1 * OPEN HOUSE * 'FARO REAL TY 642-2991 floor lo ceiling. Pegg or Vesta Stepsa.ver kitchen has ALL l·S SAT./ SUN. GREENTREE H0!\1ES, by BUILT IN RANGE &. 1807 CHATEAU WA"t * 59'x'290::l:OT *-, C-1 ZONE . ~ $32,500 E-Z TERMS i;:.,,1]'y 315 MARINE A VE. BALBOA ISLAND o-generous.. _.siiciJ ~ rooms, a roomy kitchen, a living room all dont in Lem· on Yellows and Lime Greens that's so light and sunny that it looks like part of the park-like garden outside. JUST t,ISTEO--- ~!!tSltfe".:"3 8[;--l"""lla-":*" garage. LaJ'ge R·Z lot. Near bus & shops. 2 driveways. Won't last! S. P. $29,500. Call CJS REAL ESTATE -J142-93'11- t1wner, 4 BR Windsor OVEN, DI$HWASHF~R. G. Gorgeous 3bdnri .• 2\li ba., model,. .upgraded __ c. p 1 s DJSP., ETC., all blended 2,00J sq.-ft. home imnmc th r u o ut, cust drps, together-in matchi:i~ color. -ln!.clior, mai~~"·--' w a 11 pap er, c 0 m p I tones. Spacious, level rear andscpg., lgc. deck with landscaped, redv:ood deck &: groUnds, ID~L F 0 R e~ceptional v.·hite ~·a.ter cement patio, $ 4 7, O O O SWIMMING L. ·The view, plus nllH\Y extras 551-1958 property is-V' CANT & IN Listed at $67,500. Folio~ BY O\VNER _Imm~ 3 hr, 2 A-1 C 0 ND l TI 0 N, \\' 1\' ~iP.n6 up Temple Hills Dr b•, 00 c"hle-sBc. Bea"t. cm-peting & oostom drnpes ~~~fifJ··.· fh-.A.---.· * Corona del ?t1ar DUPLEX CALL 67).4900 • $68,500 [oiiiiiiOiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOii * EasrbluU-4 Bl' d room hrun~ • .211 baths, choice car· ner location. $69,500. * BAYFRONT * CALL 644-7211 50l HAZEL, CdM Open Sat~n 1·5 Ocean View, b ne"·; 5 BR. custom built. any uni· que features. 548-1168 or 833-0584 BY OWNER 4 BR thruoul. Offered for onlv, : . : ~ ~la~ low maintenance Indscpng, $52 500 FULL PRICE rn--.llft....nf Least expensive bay(ro nt on * 4 Oedroo;-home (huge !'llboa r ~land? 2 Units, 1naster BRl t-faniilv · rooiri mp. u · Reduced to 61CU ~NIGEL·~ BAILEY f,, ASSllEIATES 411 HAZEL, CdM Open Sat/Sun 1·5 Newly completed 3 BR, overlooking ocellJl in old Corona del ~tar. TO\VNHOUSE I year Ile\\', pool, dbl gar, nr Sch, & shopping, $29,500 5 percent pa.-k & pool p.-iv, 136,000. ' ..._ • .,. dwn, 557.,<!267. CONDO SPECIALISTS I 552.,<!058 NO DOWN PYMT. : Have one to sell? We can ,'BA~CK""°'88-y~be-a_"_ly--~0-"~-e-r TO ELIGIBLE VETERANS. '494-5611 •••·2100 + de 3 bat•· an' · Sl!S,500. "· · •~. m_ y ex-OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5 tras. Quiet street. ~.9CKI. 1 •• ,1 IV: • ' --405 2 N, Bayfront Roy McCardle Realtor 1$10 Newnort Blvd., C.1\1. 541-7729 __ Solisbury .. Rl'.ilt) •' BEACH GIANT 315 MARINE AVE. 5 BRs & RUMPU,S iz'ATIA,~~ + POOL-$43,750 : "" -jFab>W<>•~ H.B. Giant! • -* "EDU¢1D * to beach. RolHng green lawn NOW $119,900 Wt ·It( 111,&1.,(' < H1111, 111\ INCOME UNITS 510 N11rcl11u1 Tfiplex on 45' IOt-$97 ,500 711 Iris Cule duplex + guest $91,<XX! --NO-WAITING- FOR THE BATH SPYGLASS 4 BR & F/R Sa.le or lease option. -23-Rilf Moon Bay * 6#-6926 or 644-ll52 * COZY, RUSTIC 1 Br, frpl, patio. R-2 lot. S45.000. Prine. only. Owner 673-4169 Cost.a Mew MESA VERDE OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN t-5 REPOS.SESSIONS Costa Mesa &. County. Call for prices & location. \\'ills Realty, 546-7739 MESA de! ~'J:ar. Assume 6" % loan. 4 Br, covered patio. $3~. 700. $252 mo. ·•••-•ocxt NEED Fi xer Upper anywhere in CO\Sta Mesa. Newport Place Re a It y, 67>-3600. BEAUTIFUL Mesa \Voods home 3 BR, 2 ba, ab"lum, fountain. m-8380 r.ves. $4000 + ASSUl\1ES old VA loan on :1" Br. 2 Ba. $31,IXXI F.P . OWnr/Agt 546-7739 & parklike grounds sdrroun Va"8fll duplex plus guest a shlmn1ering C\llloto pool! robm. Supl'r cenovatcd -s Bfl.f ,indudlJw • aectu boat mooiing: furnished, muter-Ute ~<Hh COIM'.."I'· x1,1 parking. Sttps to satlon area. HUGE RM.'CH ~ch. OWnl"r says "i;ell" KITCHEN. PONDEROSA OpM daUy l-5; 106 Pearl St. RmiPUS ROOM. Financing Agt. 675--0144 645-1313 to suit with bu,yer's choice! NEW DUPLEX, for sale by Th<'1'e are 4, one for each bdrm.. in this rutlstic, one of a kind duplex, \\'ilh lropical. minin1um care yard. Near t>hopping, •3 bllui to beach. $105,000. Your pre!«'nt hOme considt'red In trade. 2053 FLAMINGO DR. Dano Point 5 BR or 4 BR + den + 1 ::0:..;:..;:..:;:;;;. ____ _ Skr. 962·5511. ov.-Tier. $140,000. DUPLEX 673-6918 ., !J82.4Sl6 tO•/o FINANCING Balboa Pon1n1u1a OPEN SAT/~U~'-1-5:30 406 IRIS family. P lush 2-story home 3 BR, 2 BA, cpts/drps all in ideal location. Formal electrical, lg yd /patios dining, interior airium with T h u n d e r b I r d homes, waterfall, huge master bed· 145,300., 3321.l S e a k n o 11 , roon1 \\1th fireplace, niodern 493-3Z)2. (KEAR BAYSIDE DR.l' HAL PINCHIN 81/~•/o INTEREST BALBOA PEN. conV1?nient kitchen & 3-car garage. Only $64,950. For ap-Fountain V11lle'1 pointment, Call Mr. Clark, I ------'-"...;.~;;.:.. __ _ Ideal summer/\vlnter COTIAGE "SPOILED BABY" REAL TOR 675-4392 54.>84U SoulhCo, Realton. $25, 900, rental only 6 doors to a su~r beach. Own for profit O PEN.SAT/SUN. 1·5 BRAND NEW · MINI ESTA 1'E 4 BR. 2 llA. , ' or occupy for 'j'lleasure. Pampered, petted, stroked. Only $84,500. • Quality draped • painted - fantastic terms may not carpeted -tiled -fireplaced last long. so call quick. • food pantried v.·RJ'drobed · CALL 644-nl 1 patio carpeted -garage door automated -lovillgly placed where her fan1ily can walk to beach or bay. For adop- tion call ~2313. ~·NIGEL • ann.Ev i;, nsSlJ[IATES 511 POPPY . Super delttxe duplex, both unit! have 2 bdnns., den, 3 ba., V.'t't bar IA'/re[rlg., frplc., Bl kltch,. dish\Yllht .. lndry, patio. Plush carp. & draoes. Must see! $140.000. Scenic Properties * 67s..sn6 * Tako Over Existing VA * * RARE * * 71/t-$2'4.00 Month I Duplex on Ocean Blvd. One Pays All or a kind, with panoramic view of tht ocean! Front e a u I i f u I home with . houlle v.1th 4 BR., 2 ba. & beautlruJ terms. take it over '-'-·-2 ~ b ·11 subject to existing VA loan, BAYVIEW 11'"""""' room; ... .t"'cs., ui - I On , ins; rear house 5 BR., 4 annua percentage rate ol the Peninsula ba 45 Ft 1 NI · ,_ n.ii l)f,. 4 bedroom or 3+ den~ Spacious 5 bedrooms with • · ot. ce pat"". Good 1'innnclng. Cozy home on R-2 corner Jot. Nil.'e l:rees & 4arge, clear bldg, site for another unit. 123,250. CA.Lt e '46·1 414 ~I... al:ALTY Near Newporl Pos t Office $1950 DOWN BRAND NE\V Ea1t1ide Location 4 BR, 2 BA, 1000 sq. lt. CplA, drps, fence, landscaped, sprinklers, a 11 included. $44,950 Anyone Q\13lifies! 645-.6177 and 543-1444 . 2 •l••rkll,ig both" pl"st> dining room. load.! o1 ,,.,_ MORGAN REAL TY &bag ca.,,.t. 16xJ9 screened age, ,builNM, fireplace. 67• ,,.2 67, uN 4 & FAMILY tn patio, this home has Owner has moved_ Must be .,.._.. ~.., $30 900 somelhlng special for sold, evt?n the furniture gocS. ~P-REVIEW·--' everyone gec It toda.y. Call Consider any 1racte or snb-· SUNDAY l-S Huge family room with cozy n~ c t R 1 t · 1-000 Good fi fireplace, deep !hag carpets, nc:u arpe , ea or 1, tntt at 1:>, . ne.nc-621 NARCISSUS 2 ••~-• In BA. modem builtins & ~-g, -Owner Must S.lli l-PACIFIC PROPERTIES Teenage hideaway 'vl th oversized tree-shaded yard. 5~7121 or 675-1632 private entry Is orily one of Vacant & ready for occu- 3 Bedroom 2 Bath the extras! Suru1y, bright 2 pancy. Call MR. HARRIS, E~1t1kle Ca&latr•no Beach Bdrm., den, 2 bath home, 545-8424. SouthCo Realtoni. ery spacK>US ranch style :=sp= ! super new 2 bdnn. Unit. 5 BEDROOMS home h>cated on quiet cul-6 BDR~% ba.1, fam nn Un iversity Re11lty New on niarket. Extra sharp de-sac. big country built-In lf()fne ' an view. cpt'd'. 3001 .E. est. J-£wy. 673-6510 2-&ly. with lge. nimpus kitchen remodeled, ma"\ve drps, b ·bts, pat.jog. 1Ai acre IRVINE TER"'RAC_E_ .room. Kitchen has elec. bit· brick fireplate, !hi& hofne lot $80, . owner 496-3886 Fresh &I a daisy, shim· im, · dl&hwshr. Used brick needs ndnor repair, buy \1 & C II p • · ri 1 frplc., lovely carpets. Prlc-save. Call ":Red earpet, O !!! •r" , me ng pool, attract vely Reali 1il.1"'--. "":?.II.. landsc11.ped, 4 1aa bdrm& & ~to '!ell Pt SlJI.~. All polished & shined litUe doll house. Fantastic used brick fireplace. Plenty of land here to grow your own Vt"getables and fruit. Pay just $182 per/mo. on lhis VA resale, Call 545-9491. Open eves. TOWNHOUSE·by o w n e r , Tiburon 3 hr, 2'Ai ba, din nn, \\'el bar, fam rm, air cond, S37 ,000. Open Sun l2- 4pm, 182.02 Bryce Crt., FV. 963-178; Huntington S..Ch LA CUESTA liY THE SEA EL DORADO MODEL Over 3000 sq. ft. with 1300 ll:!:· ft. bonus room + separate family. l\fost beautiful home In area. Exquislttly decorated. Extra sharp. Scldoni on the market. ., ill~ge Reill Estilte '62-4471 I :::: J 54M10J T ... A.K.,.E~OVE. R; COi.a.&GE PARK !'.R. $92.500 DOUGLAS WHITING lOOO Seadrlll REAL TOR 833-9293 FOR SALE BY OWNER ASSUMABLE UJAN I Sob-DEUGHT Open Sat "sun 1-5 CUSTOM BUILT HOME Clean, quiet, private, ~ ltantlal down Adult occu-F:lneat atta in O>Uege Pllfk, BETI'Y A GRUBB, R.LTR On corner lot. CM Back Bay feuionally landscaped, new· pi~ &. ab!to\U1cty lmmacu· Stone• throw to all schpols, 644-0fllS or 6~267 area, 4 BR &: 2 Bn upstairs, !{tri~e:ra~~m 11::'~8!,j tate. ~utltul nlOdem 3 yet qultt, secluded sli'eet. S.11 or le•H/optlon Hv nn., din. rm .. kitchen, living and dlnfng room, BR horn~ .fwalk to theaters, Strl~b' landscaped • lots Assume SY.% loan w/10% Fam. den &. BR downstairs, room for entertaining, plus major l!hoPPln& & restau. ol bric planters and . ter-down or lease/t1pUon Al Ltlt~ of closet space, Lrg JJII electric kitchen, hug-e nlntJ, $3$,500. Call MR. races. }~rom warm. inv1Ung im Mo. Open SatlSUn. 1·~. dblc car gar., 2 patio family room for 1tunUy liv- BLACK 568-424, SouthCo. entry, step into lush new 471 Narclssus. Sharp 2 BR. covers. Citrus tr ee 1. I 3 bedroo 2 ltoallors cdttrpela. I Rich Pane t f n g home, 3 bft., n,2 lot. Room \VoOOlond Sehl d Is tr I c I . I~~-of 11~.!8,·~~.""iuxth'. . · ecor. Crackling fireplace. t build 169 ~ ·~500 o "'" '732 ~ ---~· SOPHISTICATED Large bedrooma and famll,y ~er/BrokeJ:"""'' Gt.l-85oo SJi:-Oooo wner ..,_.... or ury ahag carpeting and vtEW~=~VIEW :°$38.k~~j~J.alue HOME & TNCOME $30,400 w/huge POOL H/F · ~Uen:~~al:I'!: .. y l't001 homf' a• tall New 3 bdrm house le~ bdrm 5 Bedrooms, S Bat-h a, 1_,146=,500=:·..:™:o:.:·..:961-:::::::;729::=_2 __ new C\I ;L.., r OfltNnLt•IT'S,IJN1Dllf#t¥1 rental. 706 Narcia1u1 CUJtom. frplc, quiet r'll).traf- tf.000 firepl•""· ., • 24 ~ 1 I 1100.000. o ... Ho ... 1-4. fl• ....... 1000 Post Road. * Di.stress fam. room with wetbar, flll•·1l•IJ Sat-sun Lois Voee1 olf Bnbb. =" p:/: I=~ ~;::; Jifit m Realtor.' !54Ml46 ' Costa Mtsa Roalty 673.tGn eve• • ' ="'= ,,.-... CORONA HIGHLANDS * 541-nl1 * No .,.... ., ""'"""-Im--MESA ·VE .. ·R-DE-C •~t Ma BY OWNER 3 BEDR.OO~tS, After 6 PM, call 557-4617 mcdlate ......., ... ,,Ion on thl• , Orona .., r ,sTONE F'IREPLACE POOL -• --· ~ 411EDROOM $36 500 SIZED YARD PRINCJPALS * BUILD INCOME * 4 BR, 2 BA home whh • Big '~ ave~wbere. DUPLEX corner, charmlna:, ONLY. ·673-5970 Older 2 OR. hou~ o plush carpeting A: located on very 1 pBc 1 0 u 8 home by ow11cr. 500 Poinletlla, SPY Jruin' Jt.2 lo. ·~ tn!e-shaded street. On.ly l>tft.uUfully kept Jn11lde ancl &Pen 1-5 dn.lly. 3 BR I b~ ~lLLLe -C.ood Eastilldt lo·•tillon ~l~~~~u.~A~~~-. out. 2 btl.ths bollt .. \n 1dtchcrl. OCEAN View, priced rta;h1, 0p0c! « .. Salt. ~a~ RIVIERA"'Z<I 5ReALTY Sou1~1 Realtors. ~ value priced for ares tee ll 3BR, 2'Ai btt. din rm It tam PM No 1 Point s for surtl Qlll Red Carpet, rm, by O'NllCr, 644-2&51. ~ · ur. 149 Oro.1rt ·•t"1 ":.M. 3 BR 1'otlnhoule. Refrig, -'Rtallon ~ i"r thal Hem' under $50, ti')' A aood want; 11 a riood In. 642-7007 '4~5609 Eves. ~I, ~~:-e"ao:· ::U:. ant aO ttsUlta ····-~ lht Penny Pincher. vatn~ O.aiHed Adi .•• 642-5671 -""96&..l"-"486.=· '------- • • I do it! \Vanna buy one? \¥-e've . 3 BR 1 Entire loan balance payable 1 ---:;:-;==_,-_,-:..::_~I gottcm! Z-4 Bedrooms in all says move it. · orm. S4Cl6 per mo., incl. int. at t • * S42.500 * areas. Beat the intercsl din. 1m. & pool. Boat ac-8%7a annual r,.<. l1llc for I Sharp 2 BR. So. Laguna cess. Agl. 833-3380 291 L """". • honie. \Valk to beacl> rate -Cood assun1able lonns I ~~-=='-"=---~ ... 0 available. our salesmen are TURTLE Rock Hills. Presi-MISSION REAL TY 1 * $62,500 * bonded _ Best protection for dent home. 3 Bel r n1 s. 985 So. Coast Hwy., ~una D~tilex 11'/4 garages ,YOU v.-t:!_en lisUi)J or selling Professionally landscaped. Phone {714) 494-0731 Vie\\•; walk to beach your home or incofuc prop-f\.tany extras. m,.1471 PLACE REALTY ect.v. CALL • Laguna Beach BUILDER'S "4'97G! --'19-1-9)29' larwin roalty inc. CLOSE OUTSI 15,000 dn, !500. a mo. hontlle• 961 4405 I 24 hrs ) EMERALD BAY " • °"' beaot. 4 BR, 3 ba, Equal Housing Oppty. · 3 Bdrms. plus maid's rm. &, •$59,00Q TO ~~ ';1,cwi1;urr:!,1~~ ~ biUlard rm. wlth den area. $115,000 beacfi &: town. $85,000. Harbour View Boot action view from your u •. ONLY d$3a]ooeck HuntinCJton Harbour Realty 17214 COAST HwY. m~ 846-1384 & 1m> 592-2845 HOUSE OF GLASS Spanish house of giass. High cathedral ceilings, roaring adobe fireplace, huge tiesta room, patio kitchen with ma fountain bar & view of rambling grounds. Large master suite ,'/ith private bath. 6 blocks to beach on quiet cul<{Je-sac among ex- clusive exec homes. Unbe- lievable low p1ice of $39, 750. Hurry, inspect today! BKR. 962-5:>"11 ' ASSUME 5¥<% FHA LOAN Breathtaking sunset & Cata· lina view are yours with this 4 bedroom home. Gracious living room with floor to ceiling fireplace. gourmet food center, tropical land· scaplng, 1vaJk to beach. See this excellent •value today. Call The Real Estate Fair, 536-2551 or 839-6133. Take over Payments On this 3 BR, 2 BA home w/ priv patio, bea"tilul park directly across the street. Low interest gov'l loan, low payments, better see ll t oday! HERB ERT HAWKINS REALTORS ·-0 DOWN 2-stnry nunbllilg ~ Bedroom estate with master suite. Hugt! family room. "Copper k~tle" ldtchen with tsland cook center. Big custom patio &: sparkling pool, Own· er will pegodate for fast sale. You nrune the tenns or try no money down VA! Only $43, a>. Bkr 962-5SU. REPOS$ES.SIONS :<'or informatton and ~atlon of tht'sc ntA & VA homes, l'O"":act • KASABIAN are combined v.i th s\\oeeping GUMBINER &-ASS0Cs. ocean vieM. 1174.000 BEAUTIFUL 1"50 s. eoo.. Hwy. LARGE FAMILY? "'"""" Be h One ol Laguna's ,.,.,.,, LAGUNA NIGUEL ac 49H).121 fanlily homes. 6 Bdrms., 4" F ho 2_ BR, 1 bath home overlook· n our mes on El Nigue1 1ng Ol"etUl. Lg. liv rm baths, family rm.; over Championship Golf Course -w-blt-in bookcases, frplc. 4,000 sq. ft., architecturally all with fantastic vlev.·s. $59,500 714-487-5890 designed. Wide ocean & Choice of 4 models, all with coastal views. $97,500 family rooms and many BY owner, deluxe ocean NORTH LAGUNA custom de sign features. front apt. 2 Br, 2 Ba, open 2 Bdrrns. plus separate Choose now & select drapes, house Sunday. 494-7205 or studio, in perfect cond.; In a carpets, colors, landscaping, 04--:94--::=12~45".-''::;'":;:s::.l_,Se:;U::c''---I q u I et , we 11 t e nded etc. View these homes Sun-Laguna Niguel neighborhood in North day 12-5 during prcviC\v ··--·--'~'----l Laguna. WaJk to shops, showing. Follow our signs OPEN 12-4 SUN. restaurants & b e a c h e s , from Crown V a 1 I e Y 23:i9tAna J\1aria Ln. - $64.500 Parkway near Civic Center. $65,900. ew cust. blt 3 BR SOUTH LAGUNA ~Ii~ can arrange nnanclng :t-den n1e. Spanish styt- In the_ hills of So. Laguna, -,., 1ng. .Assume xlnt con- away from hYIY-noise, a struction loan or possible charming 3 bdrm. home on lease w/option to buy. approx. ¥.i acre. Lge. W lk a l PLACE REALTY gal'dcns, white water & a er u eo 4!»-9704 494-9729 coastal views. $34,500 11t•l ••1111• WALK TO PRIV BEACH L..=-.Jn.::'h.. .. 1105N.C-.Hwy.,l.aguno ' 494-1177 ,____ ·~~--Mystic Hll11 Homos Heart of Lf!,guna. Panoramic ocean vitw1 from every room. SPiit-ievei 3 BR.. 2 ba., open beam cell., dramatic decks. As a bonus, large seml-Hnished rec. room & ~tol"lge. $85,000. Walk ... ' To beach & town, 3 BR.. 2 ba., secluded patio; lge. kitchen; be11m ceil's. Owner will carrv 1st T.D. $73,500. Spacious Custom built 3 BR., 2 ba. Spiral staini1ay to cozy family rm., open benms thruoul. Dix, kltch. $74,900. £}·~· :;.~ 35.'l N. Coast Hiway La.JZ"una Beach 494-7511 • a:1ym1c.: HIU.S * Ocean vie1v, :: Cl'!. 2 UI\. home. 20x30 llvinii: nt1 .. pl!g· gcd oak: firs., h'PIC: corner lot, mi'ny trees. $6'9,500. * CHARM HOME * On JW lot. room to add nnothf!r unit. North end. 2 Bdnn. & den, 2 frplc. $65.000. (owner w/carryl * NEAR SCHOOLS * Oceanside 3 BR, conv den vltd ceilings. Spanish tUe Ors, plush cplg, cu.st drps~ Prtv bch club. Almost new 1· immaculate, $64,900. Brokei-/ 493-3611 * BY .OWNER • Niguel Se"a ! Ten-a& townhouse. Priv. area. 2 BR, l 'lt BA, tennis: jacuzzi, hand ball, beacti.: pool. S42,500. 496-7361 or 644-8250. NEW 3 BR, 2~fi BA BUSINESS ~~~S, ~!!r, VJ1~cm: OPPORTUNITIES 496--0247. AVAILABLE NOW _Li-'-d•~1 •.;;;1•----: * CANDY SHOP MOVE-IN COND. 1· * BEAUTY SHOP Completely ~"ed. 3 BR. * CO~ll\1ERCIAL SITES pl.us ma.id 's. Ba's. Only * RESIDENTIAL R-1 50 rt. Jot 1 avail. on Noni at ACREAGE ™ · N HOUSE MUST e present hme! , ewlyl decor. Pier & slip. $285.000. SELL ONE OF A KIND I Udo'• la.t '°"''"' lot, 81reet Newly decorated 3 BR hon\e to street 3fuc88, across beach! w/a peek a t the ocean, I: tennis ct. $65,000. waJk to the beaches, shops VIA LI DO NORD . & sc hool s, fam i l y 4 Bdrms. A S Baths;1 nelgbho,."Kloli. ~l .l)"((l, magnificent custom hon1e. CALL 497-1761 1164,500. I OPEN EVES LIDO REAL TY ' 33'n Via Lido. N'pt Beach /' -NEW .EXCLUSIVE * 67:i.!300 * 1· Remodeled l,,{l.Q:un:i charm * * $65,500 * * • house -1-leVt'I, 3 BR .• 2 ba d•• Be•m-' ii' Si){ll'klUS 2 BR .. 2 ba ., on ·• " · "'' ce s.. !l1rcet to stttct lot French doors. wood fin;., BROl~'n Frplc. Nice enclO!\efl ynrd. u:.. \VUI AO fast at $69,500! Mesa Verde . I $27,~NO DOWN GI ' 3166 BAR BADOS PL. 1 e OPEN' SUN 1·5 e '.lBR • Vl\canl REALTOr 9~· 'i ' 4 BR, 3 ba.: immaculate ~me. 2 potkls, fe"lced; Jabulou.°' Mt. views. $59.500. ' ----- SHIELDS Magniflcont. View ' R ••I E1tat. '62-6644 LCE 2 sty SBR, 28i\ m.Jil from b c h , stores/&chls. Ownt luU lge equity , will help flnnnce for total 1nt. 1'8te G.7% w/$10P.f '1o\\'11, $-16':500. 990'l S p I n n a k e r 545-Zl7l 962-9650 REAL ESTATE Wo111l" '•'! ·· ..... • view! nt:hly • .,,,,, . ' . " '"'Pr-Jlouse Sun. Loaded. 2 ~ t•nden l>•th. B.<molon~ l'to~r l<kn"'led close to m : .... •· !.: shoppi ng, , 16572 Slmmone, JIB , 128,500 A&t•t 847~ fFom_tuly Englu~ R.E-) · t-drm l\11 . f:t"'t;1 • 318 Thalia. 4~'.l 'h'r'plac.~ ... ln!n,.. r " .;: 1cl' FOR SALE nv fl\VNER, 'ilch\'n. Be'l11'i'11I pool Sl"':"<1 Lovcly Ocean\" "1 ~t. Irr, yard. N t'I\" J»"ll lo. Air l'Oll· lot, below nllll'::cl value, rtltiol'l1na;. Ltt'{l.trlou' de."O r. plus save reft.1101'7! markup, Priced to acll nt $$9.500. hrk 2 1111 BR, Ill Ba, Ira deck, 494-&JOO lrplc. 142.000. ~l TARBELL I de~e sl, ort Tmbuco ' ~ toi A/C, Xlnt u:.-tms.~ --:67~1 Via Slnlt'A. C<>!:st Broken, Inc .-t 6:Yl-7i"l't or 586--w11 1 Fat Prolit II attalned whea YoO sell lhroos1;h resuJt-siet· · ting Dally Pilot Ouai! Mg, OO-S67J -" ·-' H lrA!lY PILOT OPEN Hou.,l-4pm SAi it S\ln 2659'l Las Tunllt, A\-.ery P.,..,_, Ml.qlon Viejo. \Vanted a Gt bu~r for u 3 BO, 2 & air conditioned home. S>;,000 DON CONRAD REALTOR 80'l S. El Camino Ren l San Clemente, 492-9510 ALCOBA 3 Br, r .R., cust drps, lgc kit, green shag. ~.900. C.Onv. or assun1e loan. PRIN ONLY. ~885-1. .. .,,.,.. Newport Be•ch • ..... ._ ...... I rill -f' ••• ... -·. ...... ....-.... • - I [jJ l ...... _ .. "'_"!._·:r--_ _, Newport Buc:11 iiiNiiewPO~~·~·~·~·~·~ch~~-ri ~ln~co~m~oiiiiP~ropo~~rty~~1~66~1nc~o~ri\~o~P~r~opoi5rty~iiiii~l~66;i Income P~rty 166 H_. ]'umlohM 300 H~e'~'"!!•!,..!F~urn~·~ltl!!'*!!.2~ ,~-· Unturn. _7__,L_O_V_E_L;..Y.;.;;..U_N_IT_S >'OURPLEX lll 2 Ult ""'"nd G_e_ne_r_••-----Llclo Ille S.lbol Penln1Ul1 -TOWERS M d' I D t I 26 $ t...... llr waits l!ntg Bclt, ' S49.950 BA Y1'tl01''T 5 BR, "'11 beach, ~ -"'~ AVE * + POOL • ICG. en a • U•~ swrr:-nn1. g" 2-3 5 4 6' Pi('r, fr])\l', dih'A'$111;, \\'Inter, LIVE ON LIDO Ne; 2BR.~2i 'ba .. 'ram NEWPORT TOP 26 pride of ownershlp suite•. Large . -$500. 673·9()1>1673-6005. 2 BR. 2 BA, brick trptc. dbl rm. ICM be 3rd Bit), 2 cot htajor cross streets. Over 27 ,000 s . Jili re-. ~S;E..XCl lA.'l9ES-l\1Gl\IT Balbo• lslend "ar.. wshr/dryr. Wint.tr ~a.r. Carp, drape1, bltna~ HEIGHTS turn. Low maintenance. Seaso leases. KV. 01µ.s CO. <l tt0t<11. $350. 6?;-2227, 213, Yrr, ''"""· ssooo mo. 1 One of Nl'"'....,rt '11 bes I 776-'''"'2 I B" ho ·'J t 9 7!0.-0427 N~• ~N llOB'~~N Want 10 n111ki: 11W>11e,1? If )'OU •-$200,000 down. Call for profJt J~iii, •w ' "' use avw now or • ~ ...,,_,.,.., "'aterlront \'ic"'·11. Newly ' -J Lot& f WINTER J be So REA~:rQR ~ "-fM>I "Uncle S<.in1" "" ~hr1.r108 Lot1 for S•~• 170 nw. eaae. o room. ease, aut. . .,,.....,,., too n1uch In )'OUr IHbo1·11, tk>corntl'<l 2 Bl<. 2 BA L 2'V A "---h Bl d STUDENTS WELCOME. be.yfront home: 4 BR., 5 Sa. ~Main St., B&lbo& look nt thi!1 opportunily. delu.'<e rondominium. \la-"f° 2 cres uwu... y 0 BIG CANYON Call (213) ~8366. If no Sandy beach. Pier & float PENINSULA Polnl Elcec $1 4.160 gm~< inf'l'lnie i'\1KI ~i:r~:& nv1tllliibl~ ~·.Full 245 Ft. tu·Uy Improved frontage on beach GOLF COURSE LOT anawfr leave.meaaagea • Sl,650..Mol'!th .home.. J...block_to beach - the rer11s are lo1o1•1. l ~1rfl.l!nn " boulevard. 2¥l acres total. Zoned C-4. Great l\IUST SEU.! SU..554.2 fZU) 582.-5219, BW Grundy RJtr. 6T:)-6f6f biy, 2 BR &. den or 3 BR. ill sol!d. lllgh (,)('f'U]'lln<.·y, $79,500 value at $1 .83 sq . ft. Call Today. Mountain, D ... rt W50 Yearly. Chi.11er'a lovely 3 Newport Beach lndoor/outdoor patJo l.D-pr!de nf ov.·neri.;h lr ar•'11. Resort 174 Br, 2 Ba. Quiet. respcmJble -teroom, frplc, all bltna lnckl payn11·nt. &ll'r717J. Coast lhvy., N.B. Unl! S.B BIG BEAR VILLAGE Arnethygt~ TI4J67S-24~ or Peni11iula , ~~ blk trom bay. mo. lae. 675-1337, 962-3+19. Only S132,5f(). ~uhn111 1101o1·n OPE="l ltOUSE: 3121 Pacific I Newport Ocean Front -'===-----.:.:."I petliOna, no groups. 321 \VINTER rental, Newport refrl&l~zer, no pet.a. $415 O/'EN r1L g • 1r'S Foo roiJc. "''1CC1 if ii IO..:!, Sat & Sun 1.5) Vic\v of Catalina Island. 3 story, 16 room 100 yd cabin from htkcfront. 2131799-4856. 2 BR, Liv n n, Jrg kitchen, 8eyshoret BEAUTIFUL •• , ~ ~· N I toDupplesx,und70ecOkO sqA. ftt.rou!ly .. xhecautdive lfilvidng.hRoof 3 Br furnished. Rental or 31 BR._, 2\~ Ba. winter. Cood ~; n~,..!!'~; ~' gu~ .YEAfil.Y ·-ntal a ...... 1_: ewpor . n era e ome. live--i n. fn suh1ted. Clas11 A ocaUon. S300 includes util. ......... ' ,.. .,,, • .,...... ......... .., ... deror ; 3 bdrins.. ](Z('. Pride of O\vnership. ov .. ner will finance. Call road open yenr-round. \\/hat Call 615-3115. Service room w/1o1•uher & Dr., few doors from pvt fsmily lin., Spanish ..,,·et at dryer. 518--0071 t<Xl 39-1 or beach. 2 Br, 2 Bn, lgc plitlo ~. $81.000 I · . now. ~veryoiw '~·ants ju.st where Bi lboa Peninsula 213/&15-2963. $425, 548-4751. ' BEACH LIVING -cc-.,.-------F•irview ll should be. Exchange or1---------- 2 Bdrm.11., u~<l hrh:k lrplc., GRANO OPENING 2 Ac.res R·2 OMC. S.P. 524,000, Submit. $180-Nlce location 2 Br TIIE ~~fs. Tfla~ly ~mB.n9 LRG 2 hr, frplc, patio, cpl, oceanfronl. $115.000 Newport Bay Towers 646-1111 CJS RLAL ESTATE dup.lex, kids & pets ~ .• <U.Jlt..sge-s ory , appl. Gmdr. $385 yrly, $330 BUYER'S DELIGHT 1 & 2 BEDROOM ( • ) Beach to'''" location. Near ocean. Outside 548-1168 or 833--0584 cw•,k,o, ni,e:. R tal ~;11ple"°. m0e,uc'",...apprccia81 ~';'.!, thnl June. 646-M30. CO •nytnne coastal zone. 2 ·acres. R·2 zone. 1 un1't for RESIDENT u 3 a 1 s ~•est en "~cy -~ -C on •-1 ~-Owner v•ill curry l:.t T.D. on N00~1lNIUM H0~1ES or reerea on, ru; (price flexible fnr right par-or a uw ""'r this 4 Bdrm., fam ily 1111. BJ.ylront J-tomes 2000 sq. ft. 0 .K.! Owner will fin ance. Call ucres 15 nli from Homefinder:t 547 .. 9641 ty). 644-lll3 Brok'er. $86,500 BoF .. ~ttSeSJc;"'u·1·•'"· l·l•'g"•·•· .•. " BLUFFS fast. ~~:!~ra:~~0<:i~edcfc~!1~ \VJJNTE1R5 hren61'1BS400d. mollil 3 BR on peninsula. Winter "" ,, · " "" · · , une I · r, en, ge rentfl.1 . Il'leRl for 11tudents. S1eel & concrete construction FEE "E" S4L1600 N.alionnl f or·es t. Be au I yard, view. &lfrl410 Comeo Hlghl1~ • Lease JONES REALTY INC ES[- (714l673·6210 200I w ...... Blvd. NewpM 11Mch·c:.lltomil02&60 LEASE OPTION OR PURCHASE Lowly 4 Br Pelarmo lneJUdes shag carpets, W~· bar, 2 fireplaces, forn1al DI R, huge master Br. Noor park & community pool . Sub. n11t your rPrn1s. $79,100 Corrnol With Pool $72,500 Harbor View Homes Realty 833-~ DESERTED!-- ...,. ·,..y NEWPORT -BEACH c 10% OOWN, immediate oc- cupancy, 2 BR. n~Y.·ly painted Inside and out. HW'· ry! ! ! $35,500. r.:\U &!5-11400. [~-~ac.j PRIM L CCEAN VIEW PROPERTIES FOR SALE By State of D11iforn ia \\'atch for our big ad in SUNDA \"'S PAPE!! !Class 100 General 1 • ('213) 620-37()! Ask for ~Ir. West NEWPORT ISLAND WATERFRONT LEASE/OPTION BROKER l»-0780 * BAYCREST * 3 BR. fem rm. Beaut. pool in luahly lndscpd yard, "''/gas BBQ &. heatl'r. Owner w/carry 1st TD. $75,0CKl . . GEM-- 17!-F Tustin Ave ., N.B. REALTORS &12-4623 BAY VIEW on BLUFJ<-. Tri-level brand Ile\\' 2 Br, den, 2~~ Ba. lrg. master suite, trpl, 1o1·ct bar, fnn- tastic kitchen. Pool. 1-'ee land. Open SAT 1-4, Sun 11-.l. . 2$1 Qul'<iacla. 6#-41.33 OPEN SAT /SUN 12-5 120 251h StrMI 9 Y('lll' old DUPLEX, just stePs to surf &: 1.e1o1·ly redecorated. Asklnv $85.COO NEWPORT BEACH REAL TY 67S.1642 2627 Ne1A~I1 Blvd., N.B. Pi.i vate Unltonlcs VU vie .... ., \vatcr ,v,. ll'n1porary . Near the heach. No pet11. 2 't El · ti BJ··"-" Tl I D • • mob•'le honic. &''" ,, . ......, SPAACIOUS Bayview 3 BR, 2 673-40.U i1 no an•. CAJ\IEO lllGllLANDS LEASE. 5BR or 4,'=Den + FR Vley.• Honie. Beautifully decorated. Gardener, water, 3 11rl\•11.te bcache11. Lea8t', leaM'/opHon -pureha.se! $590/mo. r.larthn l\faene.b 642·823a. 11'.t2:!1. garagl? !ip.'.lCCll pe r Ufll , ' egA.OCt' In IC ~. • 1e ftYestment iYIS10ft ..,......,.,,..., 8 $a3a ll.oof top sundf'ck I professional touch Is oh· "FAN1'ASl'IC JNVESTl\lEN1' a • or 2 BR, deluxe 213/446-8310. Unusual Opporl unity IQ r ur· \'iC1us. A spacious 2350 stt. ft. THE REAL ESTATE RS OPPORTUNITY" & vaca -pt. $195. STI-!M67. \VALK to "'aler Barh. $90. ch ai;e Bnyfron! J't'Oper ly in 4 hedroo1n, fun1ily room tion S'pot, ca.bit'\,& 21~ acres, BAY View. 5 BR, 3 BA. 2 Aliio 1 Br hl!e. C.~1 ulil. pd . 1'c1o1'Port lli<lh:h. honie on f(•e lnnd !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I S7995. Easy tenl1s, \O\\' story hou~. f'rplc, dshwshr. & •lnlg Bch $1t:i. Vccant 310 }-t'rnanoo Itel .. S.B. Only S87,500 do\vn. Carey Re a It 0 r 5 , Yearly, 536-1008. Agt. Foo. 91S-8430. 675-8551 CALL '44--n11 Commercial 646--7414 or 833.--0121 Coron• del Mar WfNTER Rental, Bayfront, BEACH DUPLEX Exterior ne1\·Jy painted, 3 BR &: 2 BR, units, fire1il. dbl gar. In proc'Css ol comp in· terior decoratin&. Best buy on the t>t'lu~ll. $76,500 1797 Orange, C.i\1. 642-17U ~21 /.Jn NIGEL BAILEY & ASSOCIATES Property 15l l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil:~::::::_::~;::::..___ 4BR, 2BA, dock. avail Oct . 222· HELIOTROPE 2 Br. 1 ~1 1st -June 1st, call TI4-635-1350 C l Lot $17 500 I ~r~-· II •I Ba. I blk from bch. 9 mo. or * OCEANFRONT * • , _ ~ 1 year lease, adult&, no pets, 2 Bdiins. -$290 Macnab-Irv me Re~ty Company 6'.S235 644 6218 Newport Heights 50' x 140' Near1 19th &l'iimmmmmm~m; See Sat & Sun . 673-84..13. Property House 642-3850 -*LIDO. SANDS* 1-'--'-'--'--'""-.;c..--Pornopa Ave .. C.M. Pricedll ,_L_1_,g"u_n;;.•_Be;;.;;.;1;.;ch;;;.. ___ 1 westmlnsfl;r 2 Bedroom cutte, tumls.hed Best buy?-3 Bdrm!\., 2 * NEWPORT-Heights .Yie.\V ~w alt $2.50 per SQ. Ft. Business 1-or unfurnished. Swimming baths; ne-.1• paitl'I. r~rplc., home. Just reduced $4000. A es •YRENAL. TTOaRSylor Co. Opportunity 200 3 BR HOUSE, Completely SUS-Sharp! 1 Br. House, nr pool, S325. beamed ceil's., shag carpet; n1ust to see. Open house I-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;.! Fum, Hu everything incl snapping. 3 Bedroom . ne1o1• C&f1¥!1.s and dbl. gnrage. 2 Blks. to Sat/Sun, 1-5, oKl9 Catali.na Zlll San Jooquin Hill~ Rd. j• fabulous ocean view. Lease Calif's Llli!est Renf1l A• .. •v ~Inf -•'alk to bench S350, heach. Con1munity pool & Dr. S.10-1720 Agent. ' Xc~'POrt CcntPr 64.4-4910 • Gou1inet Butcher Shop to renned people only; refs. Homeflnders 547.9641 Br.choon1 • Harbor View . rl!C. nren. $48,750. Owner HILLSIDE \\'/VU, 3 BR, f .R. NEWPORT BEACH e Auto Parts b'tore. 15 yrs exchanged. 8.~l . rent f11n1ily area . $460. onxious -low ns 10% dO\vn ! $68.500. Open Sun lti5. !il2 P'l·imP Buyfront SirC' • Ber1· Bar -Booniing OCEANFROJ\'T $800 1110, 4 t-toutes Unfur"n. 305 Bkr. 675-7225 St. James Pl. 54~310. For boat l"f'JlB\rs & snlf'S • R.E. SalC'llman nh·tk•d RR., 11 bn, fu1·11ishcd $150. J llr. l('w·ngc apt, stOVC', JONES Bill Grundy Rtt1·. 675-6161 <No loan \\'Orries) oc1-:A.~J<-RONT turn. 5350 General ix'1i1~. ct'Pfll, drps. R'EAtTY INC. Newport Shores Holland Business n10. l·BR. & '°ft & deck $2J5 . 2 bi', frpl.c, IM"am cell, ESt'946 &LOCK TO OCEAN Condominiums 645-1170 SALES 540-0608 Agt. -194-9704 494-9729 $ LANDLORDS $ ca1'(X>l1, t bik beal·h1 BA YCREST for sale 160 _ _ SI\IALL attractive housc !01· LPt US l'ent UR properties. tJ00 -2 brs, trp.lc, alone on NEW. PORT (714 )673·fl2Kl 2N~:1;~ein3&B~l.2i1:i: ----------!ENGLISHMAN lffkl salaried barhelor, $165. No \\'e \\'Ork with you. J<-EE hultt' lot Ream :< & Charm! 2001w.e.1i-.1111w<1. new carpets &: th"Bpcs. NE\\'PORT RIVIERA business partner to pets. 494-8170 ews. FREE. Many Clients. Call NU·VIEW RENTALS BEACH ~"'e1..~·~~~ J~!m Gracious 3 Br. 21~ Ba, !pl, match $80,000 to er ... WOODS Cove, winter rental priot to vacancy. ~ve $3. , 673-tOOO or 494-3248 Great fan1ily hon1e • 4 BEACON BAY . CA'fWOOti-RlAL TY fam rm, 2 car gar.,Imm~. -ate Tudor lrur by '" ne•1er 2 BR..trplc.,W!IJ..wshJ:, $ ~L~. R~NTAL·S .. $ OLDER channin.g 2 BR, Bdroom 2~ baths • very 4BR Custom Home, Private * 54a..1290 * Poss. $32,<m. Financing 11 S. , f: nr beach $295 TI4-686-6853 Newport&: BAY. CM 6U::8383 houi{o:, refrlg .: '1Ve, crpt.s, Ir funct ion!!;J floorplan • many Community beach w/pier & J--"---·--._:::__ avail. To Inspect ca 11 c~ve m. n r•n-1 BR 1~' b~ks t be h. drps, laund rm, $240 yrly, lovely features on quiet boat slips. Ultra exclusive San Clement• 642-91)62. CISCO. 722 Monflomery All u1tll + cable. ~-OO~co~ Bach S?0-$8$-Studenl fine \Vlk distance beach &: street -seller \\'ill help area $69,500. Owner help Duplexes}Unlll St. (22) tel: ~2Mt. 213/244-G386. Priv. 1 br $140-rear. Avl marke'f. Students pref , finance · 575.000. Submit ex-finance. 'Bkr. &12-41~ Open * FIXER UPPER * sele 162 BEAUTY SALON, $7500. OCEAN Vu, walk bch. 3' Br, ~~:~ ~t=itj175 nov.•, =&<";.=°"32');"",~~~~-- changes. Call 64&-UTI. House Sat-Sun . 2nBR, r11n rm, 2 BA, hrd..,,·d )----------I Good Co~na del l\far Joe., 5 sm uW pd. Incl cable. heart of city, alv/refr. TJIE BluUs. 4 BR, 3 Ba .. OPfNTll 11 • rrs FUN ro BE NICE! Ne\\l)()rt Crest Condo 1 "'· 1 P• + guest rm. Ex MESA Verde 2 & 3 bdrm, 3 ~tbs, immaculate C?f1· 49+.5572 or 213/244-6386. CdM 2 b-•·· $250 pcl ok. v IK'\\' -ne,·~r oceupled. AJI ocat on-ocean vle 'A'-\Valk to ditlon Low leA.Se nnrk1ng • ••-J "' Sa.crilice! Pinn 2. ocean & bea h H $34 500 car garage, tni n. upkC(lo. ·, • .,.. lido Isle or prk 2 br 2 hR $27J. 1 e l'C. kitch., dL"(. appt'tt - pool view. Choicest loc. AA ~E.,~~M1 * '19'.z..2Joo Sale hy 0'.11ier S:-19,.ZOO nl'a rb~. Shown by 8P{ll. 3 & ck-Tl 2 ha S42'5 yrly l\0'4', tlui.KIUI. Lgc, patio. ~II. I Nc\1', vnrant, in1111e<l CX'CUp. :.49-([i(}.I U~1verslty Rea~~y LEASE. Beaut. 4 BR. home, Eas'!Mide :z & 1·.'Tl S:D> l'!Oll'. \'iC1\·. Noy.• avail. s,:)75 Per Save S6500. Full price DUPLEX _ Sharp Snntn Ana 3001 E., Cst. •lwy. 61 3-651? bayfront, with pier&: slip. CID, s1v/r\'fr, snd pet ok. "10· 8·1<1-lll'l Broker. ~======== $62.f.OO. Xlnt int & terms. RllltfEstat I [M Tleh::hts. Principal.s only. lt \HRfJ R Shop, cornl'r Joe.. LeA.se or lease/opUon, i\leSA V. 3 br l bH. $2S.5. 1 BLK TO BEAOI THE REAL ESTATERS W1·lt( i11®.C't i1111),t 11\ 500 MORNINGSTAR Custom 3BR, 2% BA, beaut Dover Shores honie w/pool .t: posh lndscp. Ju31. li.<rted at Sl.59,500 Open Sun, 1.a. !" 1 J l , ' I 1!1_.:li"' I\ l ""'" d<I \1,· /,~; 1•11111 HEIGHTS FIXER ($29,950) 2 BR on R-2 lot, paint and profit!! Add a unit later. Call 645-8-m. Oi\Til'r/Agent &15-3230 -a.n.raJ e. T<'rms. $.17,.'iXJ. fi.12--3729 i.::\;clusive Corona de! i\1ar ):'early or '4inlea-. $1400 mo. . llOOCI. 3 br, 2 ha $300, ~i:hn ONL V $111. fOO for this 1fl n1os nrt•a. Top prices. Lo1v lease. 673-7300 Lido Really Inc. 2 ba '$325. Brand Nc1,1• Delu.'<e 2 ftr, 2 old Pal<'rmo, '1 BR. fam rm, Income Property 166 Good Kl'OSl5. 673-5153 BAYJo'RONT . Pier 3 Br :i· F'nb1 \I . .f. br 2 ba $295 3 av!. Bath spilt level. Balcony, ~~ B~~1~1:;oor1~i;w ~o~~ct Acreage for sale 150 JUST REDUCED $7000 Money to LCMn 240 .~-161:'1t~;67~M y r!~·~ .i~A &~~!~S310~ ~~arZ;.!:·liT"'i;ar~~ entry, RenY.'ick, N.B. 6 4 4 -6 8 7 8 LAND *NEWPORT BEACH* DON'T BORROW 2l:l/2Tl-U5.'i. I olc'BedO'-'"'roo=m"', ~2"'ba"t"h,.::f:;.lre_p~la-ce-, l\IOV E IN NO,V! DUPLF.X -300· from ocean. 'TIL YOU CALL USI open be&mll, maater suit~. Ne\vport Crest Condo • 2 Acres Plus. 6 l\1i!es 2 ~s. I bath down-Borrow on your home equity "IHTALI Ile\\' kitchen, new paint. Iott Plan 5, ne't4', lmmed. occ. South of Santa Cruz ln st~I"S rents 5225. per month/ for any good purpose. Serv-CLASSIFIED of paneling, new carpets. Sac-$6000 discount. 4 br, 3 Aptos. Will take 30 units 'Allller, S225. PM' 'A"eek swn· Ing I.A<; Angeles County tor HOURS Houlel * .... Ytarly. 9J6 Jasmine Ave. ha. tam rm, pool, lennis. Owners will exchange mer. Upstairs ls larger unit over 20 years and NO\V in c.orona de! Alar Chvner 642-7796. Orange County Area. Of-· I bedroom , I OO:th, bu t can Orange County! Advertisers may place * 141•0111 * • ROOJ\IY one bedrOom dupl~ NORTI-1 Bluffs 2 br + den fered for s7o,OOO. sleep 9; .rents'"!' $300 pt>r SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. their ads by telephone 4»W.1tl .. COITAMllA unit acroM from park and fully air rond. Highly e 25 Acres. Be 1 w ~en n'lOllth lwinter, S300 per ITI4) 556-0106 8 :00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. BACHEl.DR • Ew-h'-t~nnl1 . comer separate en. upgraded. Imme d oc-Darst nd d ..,,·eek/sumn1er. Pi1cl'<l under 4500 Campu5 Drive, N.B. :l\·londay thru Friday •:1• UJA ~ • gara.ee $225/mo. ;~~n~~.r=~e~:2~pper fe~:~~~'.~~r. ~~711:) :~:~ar w i lsl TD Loans c~s;An::s~~~=CE 1~·~i:. ~:~. ::.-c~~:~· ~~11IN'tl BR, J ~nu Bay $66,500. Agent Call COL\VEU. 64&-05.}.j, 330 W. Bay winter rental in NB. nr paint, nJg!I & drps, trplc, 546-98..12 and 968-3301 UP TO 90% 642-5678 bch. patio. 1 gar, 2 blks heh. Lee. Vtst•H l~ard&f.o. ~1;~5~~~~;, i:e:1~'. ronson lnd TD Loanr NEWPORT BEACH 2H~B~· ~~U8e~.~~tSl:r ~i~rclssus. Owr. ._. .._~ (You <NTI I $5!1.500. &14·2181. 3333 Newport Blvd. family & pe13. 11i Blk• to Ocean. 2 BR. 11.' NPT C l 3 8 2r Ba Realty & Investments Lowest retes Oreng• Co. 642·5678 3 BR. Unfurn Duplex. $280. BA, 2 rar gar, New crplll, S BR, 3 BA, near Upper Bay, res • ' r. 2 ' 00.'i S. EUCLID Sattler Mtn. Co. TINGTON BEACH Only 8 nXlll old. N.B. ~·n1 Yards $295 mo lol 70xl70. Jg fam rm, cov $3,000 1below market. View. f>'UU.ERTON • HUN L!\NOLORDS FRF:E! ! 1~·'9. . . patio, many xtras. good 7!~11;, int. Owner. 6-10-0008. =""'"=-"=~"C=.,.-~-642·2171 545-0611 1787~~~Blvd. BEACON RENTALS .... fine. a\'ail., ;,ic-' for lge LUXURY 4 br, 2~ ha, lg TR f PL EX . Outstanding Sen·ing •farhnr area 24 yrs. * 64, "II I * CHARMING 2 sty rusUc J w value, near So. Coast PlnUI.. -·--· ----· -Br 2 & br! k 0o· • fan1ily, or 2 sn1all on{'s. fn1n r m. huge master suite. LAGUNA BEACH · · c pa • Q\\'nC'r, 548-2695 or see al Agent/O\\·ner, ~166 1 "'....;~~"'"'""'"'~-r~r!~~~:'~· :,~ 2ND Trust DHdS 222 Forest Ave. ~1 Yrly s 45 (} ~ m 0 ' Opt.•n llonsc Sund11ys 12-5 1-N===,=H"-.-'h"I'-""'--60 & 310 Acres No. San IO?~ Do\\'n. ~fanagcment PRIVATE FUNDS AVAIL. 494-9466 3 r.lature Working Adults 1~i\1. 566.~JOO. ewpor eig s Diego Cnty, nr Rancho avail. $4I .75Cl. Call 110,v, Any Amount Very Re1pontiblell SPYGLASS HILL BY O\vner, Bayshon:os. Lea\'· A KING SIZE Calif. Free & CI ear . 'A'hilc they last * Call 675-44M BKR SAN CLEl\fENTE Need 2 or 3 Bedroom home\ Panoramic Ocean v I e '1.' ing area. 2~i BR. 2 BA, xlnt Sacrifice, make offer. \Viii DOUGLAS \YHITINC • 305 N. El Camino Real unlumished. $250 mo. max. Omx-r'lot. 4 HR, prof. doc'or- lcaSE', by appt 0 n I}' l-101\lE. 12 roon1s: 4 BR, 2 <lividc. \Viii take clear trade RE~\LTOR 833-9293 4924420 with largt! fenced yard for 2 atcd. $590fl.10. &44-0736. evesJ'A·eckencls 6 4 5 -4' 3 4 2 Ba., huge recreation rm., for part. O\vner. 548-9710 20 NEW UNITS Money Wanted 250 NORTH COUNTY medlun1 sized obedient & SPYGLASS HtLL • Lease 6 562,500. utility & laundry rms., & of-eves and \\'knds or 540-3676 di 1 tr 54().l220 well trained dogs. BR home, fantastic view. r\c" or den. Lge. living rm 1vkdays \Viii Consider Coni.r:al't lET YOUR "MONEY a ee Avaihlble Nov. 1 $695/mo, No pets. ~1768. Bt~Se°~~. ,_!tio,BRdon!. n:y· w/charn1ing trplc. Lgc. Buslnns Property 154 Costa i\lPsa,. &he?. inco_me EARN 14'~ CLASSIFIED W\11 taxe extrem~ly good ,,.. kitchen w/all bltna. All 554.000. Price $385,000. l:i% tt DEADLINES care of home! * 1 BR, l Ba, flreplacc, owner. 1 \\'eek on I Y. custom built w/ma.ny many T\vo LOTS TOTAL I04'x299. down. Over 755"-rented. Instead of sitting in th@ bank Please ~I evt'& ~7881 ' hllge yard·trees. S300/lease *SACRIFICE PRICE* FOR SALE/LEASE Direct from owner, N~'port Crest condo 2 br, immediate availability. "'c an 548-7558 l'VPS. 644-8170. extras. Asking $68,500 or CHOICE LOCATION Hun: For detall~ r-11.U at 5, l!Ollnd & secure 2nd Deadilne for copy & kills tnclude1 gard@ner 83.1-8974. BLUFFS X Plan. S60,0CKl, 3 .... 111 lease-option. tington Beach z o 'N E o CJS REAL ESTATE trust deeds on sngl family is 5:30 g.m. the day be· :\;BR, 2 ba house. Gar, $325. BR, 2~1 Ba, I lT old . 301 CALL Ci) 6•6 ·1414 BUSINESS, PROFESSION· s.a8-ll68 or eve 557-6244 Orange County homes. Call ~~~e /~nJ:t~n.l.-1~~:: VERY CLEAN , mo. 521 Irla, Cd.\f. Ca.II ~~090 Trucha. owne r 9'•d!~l'L ATLE2_'\RfS01'"'FI~Es. S1KA17.~ .. ~· ~ ITI4)833-190!J Editions when deadline 3 BR, 2 BA home, fenced 7~"""""°''°'==-===-. ,_....., ~ . WMte: 11 rJ"U'lo, BEACH DUPLEX Mortg1ges Is Satu....:1 .... , 12 noon. v.rd -·•red pa 1I 0 , 'If• NEW 2 BR. CONDO. HARBOR Vu Home Montego REALTY l!aJ Kllhei Rd., Kihei Maui ' • ......,. ,_ ' ,,..,. N 1 level. 4 br, nice view, Nt•r Kewport Po tt Offlc• Ha...,,.-ail. . Young & fancy 3 BR. 1 blk. Trust Deeds 260 CLASSIFIED ~~.dr::C&ti ~!!I~ pTt~ a:~~~ Pr'~: sv•im pool/tenn is priv'lg" N H • h SALE to ocean. Excel'lent tax she1.l-;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;.11 REGULATIONS ,, ~· « SALES & RENTALS 7 ewport e1g ts S.EXCHANGES-MGltfT ter & alY.'8""' rent<'d. $87.5001' ONEY Wallnce Real Eat ale . 3 BR, den, 2 Ba.th. good Joca . . 9'/,, 10· nu un it 644--4!187 K.V. DTLLS CO. or ~ 0tf;. Qv..'Jler/agent PUT YOUR M ERRORS: Advertlsen 546-4141 !Ion, So. of lhvy. $375/mo. HARBOR View • 3 BR + CUSTO~I BLT 3 BR, 2~ BA 776-7652 968 "=, ~o ~5·,, TO WORK FOR YOU! should check their ads Yri>·· Avl 10/15, = -1. 2 Bachelors $52,500 f-'ornial t"lltry to sunken L.R., "T'thl "'10-V• dall & t ~ tam. rm., Carmel, under J<~amily Room + Den 'A'/ Commercial ~ Earn 10% or more on ..,,·ell· Y repor errors LANDLORDS! IMMACULATE, extra large ronstructlon. Creal vie'A . J P -~ ISi E ST ~ , 9eCllrcd 2nd Trust Drcds on immcdlatcly. THE :1 8 2 RA ,_ \\'ant ou r! $66,500. 6.f.l-9090. hc<anicd ceilings, 3 Firc. r-r--ru A SIDE Duple~. ~ear Orange Countv real estate. DAILY PILOT usumes \\'e Specla.Uze In Newpot1 · ".r. • pat..,, garage. 3B1R house near oeean, lo\\' ~!·~~lin~Jlcci\~~ri~ kc~~~~~ APPLE Orchard ii, Con1-6 newij~lre ~~r~~~ s ~1~ch. SIGNAL71M4 O!IT~lA06GE CO. ~:~~t;' f:c~~l~~I~~-rar:u~a~~~a Rri:~l~aSe~ 1 :~;·~l~~~ =~~. 2 + l-Bedroon1 $71 ,500 2 + 1 Br+ Vac. Jot $M7.500 4 1-Bedroom S1 25Jo:J i' oo·n P,;~m,enl, '.\I I I e 11 galorl'. Lrg garage, separall' n1ercial Production. •ligh $74,500 With at t ra ct Ive .oUlfl C( 1 ~Dr NB vice 11 FflE E to You! Try heAuL garden. $225. Adults, ...11r~n n ... a tor. 673-83G3. hont 01· c:nn1pcr entry. Pool Above tbe South c r n rtnancing ...,.,,.., ampus " · · CANCEu.ATIONS: Nu-View! no pet or child. 673-4163. BALBOA BAY PROP. * 673-7420 * ON BA)'. by ov.-ner, boat sll1>. 4BR. 2~1 Ba, beaut . vie\.\•, an1ple parking. tTI4) 675-5347 TRADE Nc\l.·port B ('al' h ~z yrd 1\·/outdoor gas BBQ. C~llfornh1. smog ln beautiful CUSTOM 4 unit~ with ocean W~n kUUng an. ad be NU VIEW RENTALS Prop. f o r Oul-Of-Toy.·n A.'l'kin~ $63.500. 10',;, down. l\llle-Hlgh Oak Glenn. 40 view·, Dana Point. •M,500. aurc to make a record .. 2 Br, 1 Ba, frplc, carpethic, 445 R di nd I -~ 1 cl d ! ....,.. f the KILL NUMBER 673-4030 or 494-3248 no chUd, no pets, avaU Oct. Prop. Bkr. TI4/673-205R. e a s 642·1447 acre or<: ltuu n u ea arm-RDF COMPANY I <I NEW EX UTl ,_':o'":,·· :'•~=i>~-'575"0.::: -"----lngi apple & cider proc. BROKI-:RS 8~1206 HillllMlfor...,. given you by your ad EC VE "' -~· CSS'lng; e q u I p m e n t . 47 taker as recc!lpt ot your · Costa Mesa de velopable mountain acres. TRAILER park, 34 space•. cancellation. Thia kill HOME ----------1 Pure !ipring \.\'Bier grA.vlty xlnt close ln loc, $10,000 number must be pre. SHARP 3 Bl-, 2 B a flow irrigation. All or part cash return on $50,000 dw. Hou1e1 Furnished 300 1ented by the advtrtller 3~. ~1W~i:.1'~· Townhorne. Pool. Park . from $2001-$0000 per acre Price faXJ.IXKt xJnt financ. Jn ca1e of a d.llpute. ta • dra ......._, Garage. Yard. Low malnt. Xlnt terms. Will consider big, prlnc. only, Coco Brk. G•ner•I CANCE" •naN 0 R oven, carpe • pea . ......,. Avail now. $265 (1) 828-'"95 rrade. Income & Xlnt tax 1 ..;49~2-~lO~Zl~ev;:':!''-' :!:~~~c.....-1-'-'--'-------CORRr.CriON OF NEW The Real Estate FaJr, or 897-1305. bcno!it" • DUPLEX -Asrume VA $ OWNERS OF $ AD BEFORE RUNNING' ~~· = BOOK CARPETS & drapet, rar. Call or write Emerich & Iona. $35,900. Full Price. $REAL PROPERTY$ Every effort Is made to DltOP IN & BROWSE fenced pa.no, 2 ·small Co1npany Inc. PO Box 386. • FOURPLEX • Costa J\.fesa W're here to serve you% kill or correct a. new ad ,,. pl 3 ..,~ ho children, no pets, $155 mo. RWlarlda. Calif. $51,900. Many Extras! FREE Of Cl-IARGE that htll been ordered. ror exam e: ..,.... nle, 201'1 \Vallace No 6, C.l\t. TI4/793-2428 or 714/794-3866 YEAGER REALTY 545-8625 Tr.,.> Us! Call prior to vacan-but wo cannot guaran. P2kbe;th, Cotta Mf~,,Oollegrde 646-52'll. ti1 •-d ., prage, e111.,-... ya , f J ~ cy too to do 10 un t1a.:r a butt t 1n 1 . $275/ptt/mo. UPPER Duplex. Near new 3 Don't !OIK' J~ ~11w. ·r1rn... has appeared Jn the Walker 6 ~. 2790 Harbor BR, 2 BA, bltn1, ~ndeck, M b'I H J:m:li $ ALA RENTALS $ PQpe.r. alvd .. at Acta.ms.. lfl'lr. LcnlJf! P>.';/mo, Set at ~ I e omes 'l"""ft" Newpa'1 & Bay, CM 642-11.183 DlME·A·U.'IE ADS' THE Bluffa. Or!Jt .• ,.. •• I· 39) E. l~h st. CM., then _ Thne ads ar@ strlcU)' aty. "Bonita", adult home. 3 cl\ll 6'73-M09 tor nppt. '---.,..,,-----------.J cai;h In advance by mau Btt. 2 BA, huae paUo, bay SINGLES/Famllle1 • Vacant Mobile Homes Mobll• Homes CUTIE 1 Br. $140. Ic>eA.J loc. or nt nny one of our ol· v~. Vacant a spotJe11. 2 Br. SUI. Alto 3 BR S180 For Sale 125 For Sil• 125 to water Ir: shop.t. tlce1. NO phone ordt!'n.1 ssoo.~!' mo. to nice fo.m!Jy. kld1/pets.. Agt. Fee: ---'----------.;.;... ___ ..;.;;;;. ON Chtlnnel l br. Sl'iS yrly. ~line: 3 p.m. f'riday, 644-JJJJ Bkr. 1 ~ ESTATE SALE l\10 VE ln now! Ztx60 Le Avl. Bring ur pet. Ca1ta Mesa offlce 12 -.1.. .-JBR, IBA M~ '" Dbl TRE•~ 1 b ~-"I ~ HORSES Ok. I -· -2 + , "~" ,.. . pr. llaron, uwaded cpta A ~ r "'"" uu ""' nu noon -a.II branch of· 2 Ba ~., Kl'·/ Private elet.n rt'f t ~t{ Fuhion Manor moblle home, "---•--'"-.1 •• 2 •n •, "-fr.:lnt, Jg LR. cl<>1e In. 11-. • Den, · z •11.'U. ..,. Pft&.1 1 ' e • n...,,., · 20 •• 2 ~-2 ~lb ... ..., ~ ~ ~ "" ... c a11r1 Li'JNll n.ntal A<CY lalldacooed. Chi d, pet o x ..... U<:Ul"""'U+ Ull • bar, au adult peric. Assume IEW 2 br S2S $245, deck, 3 ,... f~-~· ~1 $250 ~ eve/"-"mci Ml\Y be Reen at 9850 bllance, approx. su 1200. dn to ocea.n-1lngles. THE DAILY Pn.oT ""'~"""""' _,. .. .._ · · S©~~lA-~f..trs · That Intriguing Worcl Game with a Chuckle ______ ,..._.~GAY l. POUAN------ 11 ,~ I Ft i D I ·1 I KACOR 1 ~ _ I' I I t . l l ~uM1s1 r· _ _ A INdt driver who tench to I I I r 1>e a b~ ootentatl0</s1 He drlV91 the world's moor -Oarfleld, Huntlnaton Beach, Will makt: ucrltlce ln equl· IT'S New 3 br 2 ba UX1 now. 1ervt1 thf rtgbt to eJu.. lei~ I nd EXTRA Oean 2 BR ' Sp&ee 96 .. -Contact park ty. By owner, ~43 or In N.B. xtra nice w/ sar. sit)', ·edit, eensor or fto· 1 • Eo.atllde, no kid&, no 1flMlltt or-call· Mr. Palsce, 646-9742. LACUNA ,, hr l\i ba $~ fu14'1 •IU' •d==t. =r.e1, atove A frig., yard. ~~ 1~~:1· s~: SACRIFICE $5.960. Udo. ~S P&Jlo, aar utll pd. A"d r::uf:1i~:! =•= ~~tJ~e~~~ra!!,Ry.!T;· S175w=~· Br TM lex 2 I TU 8 RE 'l' I pen1IY9tndc.l(10---. 1----i;:;:;;~~~~:.;::.J 9•t9·--- j 11 I' I r I 8 eom.-.. ,... .,,"''" ..- •• " ..... __ ._ _ _. ___ ._ ... _ __. by fil1"9 In IM m""o0 -.is you ...... -... No. 3 bolow. • PlllHT NUM&!UO I' lf"US I' I' I' I' I' l' I' r I _•Wlll®--..ulll_.__I ,__I ,__! 1.-'I • I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A-UNE 642--3111. 1t11nlmum b Id Water Front Park, i'\lrn. BEAc0N B&.Y 2 br $275 ytlf prtor noOce. $600 mo. _ .......,. Ba. Gar .. yrd, kida/:C. •. S7,500. ~QI. Wlde, llW I pool . 4 br 3 haS3%! hrui oll . ' CL••ii,llD 1"~' t'.tllf'• 1'1' 1"" Rent•I Aq 2-L'<G5 "72 ftJOBlLE •romc 6 s-sttl. , ISLAND 3 br S23$. dm &. ~ YRLY Very ditlux execUtlve Homeflncfert 547.:tMl Local.cl In the .)leaOO." NEW 2 BR, 1 BA hvln1 rm. (RT. I br I ho ms trplco, MAILll\l.G ADDllllS >mne 3 BR, 3 ba, 2 trpJc, l4SISl J effrey Rd. Irvine, ~ Adult part w/prlvatc beach oppll'• ~ P. o. Box 1560, etc., etc. $650 mo. 673-St74, 30cBR 2B1A. lifeaa Verde. Avail BR, 2 BA, tnm rm wJwet Jl6,500 540-3672 MANY ~tO~E Lo w• r A Cotta ires& 673-5718. t st. S300/mo. Ro)' bo r, 1prlnklen & walled in MOBILE hOmc 2 Br. l ~~ BB. lf1Rhe.r 9'2626 WINTER 3BR. lBA, rarace, McC'a rdJe Realtor. 5"8-tr.$ 1)11.IJQ, cell Ml-3694 cvts or l!l251 Brookhul'lfl sence J7 A~L!_A_!R~e~nt!:1'!.l~1':!'.!'42..uu~~~il~~~~~=~~~ I deck, S22:5 mo, plus utllll.Jt;s 6 llne1, ' 4AYI tor $S. CaU tee park ()fflce. HB Prfv ply 963-250.1 ~vtl 1'1m~o-~tfon 6'73--5T14, ~.Ill ,_tocl~llY~· _. _._ 6161_"467!~---1< I I I • I I . ' ,• I I . I ' I • 1 " f' l 1- ' • Are Yo u Lett ing Cash Slip Through Your Han ds See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAIL y -PILOT -- WANT AD Will Sell Fast! 1. Stov• 29. Blcyclo 57. EIKtrfc Train l . Guitar .. 30., Typewriter 58. Kltt.n 3. Baby Crib 31 . Bar Stools 59. Classic Auto 4. Eloctrlc S.w 32. Ency<lopodla 60. CoffH Table s. , • .,,.,. 33. V•cvum CINner 61 . Motorcycl~ 6. W11h., 34. Troplcol Fl1h 62. Accordion 7, Outboord Motor 35. Hot Rod Equlpm't 63. Skis 8. Stereo Sot 36. Fiio Coblnot 64. TV Set 9. Couch 37. Golf Clubs 65. Work Bench 10. Cl1rlnot 31. Storlln9 Sliver 66. Olomond Watch 11. Rtfrlger11for 39. Victori1n Mirror 67. Go-Kart ll. P.ick~p Truck 40. Bodroom Set 68. Ironer 13. Sewing Machine 41. Slldo Pro)ector 69. C1mpin9 T,.llor 14. Surlbo•rd 42. Lawn Mower 10. Antique Furnltur• 15. M1chine Tools 43. Pool Table 71. Tape Roconlor ' 16. Dishwasher 44. Tires 71. S.11 bo1t 17. Puppy 45._ Rl•no 73. Sports Car 11. C•bln Crul1tr 46. Fur Co•t 74. M1ttrOH Box Spgo • 19. Golf~ C•rf' 47. Dr•pe1 75 . Inboard Spoodbo1t 10. Barom•t•t 48. Linens 76. Shotgun ll. Stomp Colloctlon 49. Hor11 n . S•ddlo ll. Cinotto Set 50. Alrpl•no 78. D•rt G•mo 23. Pl•y Pon 51 . O rgan 79. Punchlnt 819 - 14. Bowling Ball 52. Ex•rcycle 80. Biby C•rrl1go ' 25. Weter Skis 53. Rtre Books 81. Drums 16. FrHz'er 54. Ski Boots 82 •• Rifle 27. Sultc•.M SS. High Choir 83. O..k 28. CloFk 56, Coins 84. SCUBA GHr • Thew or any other extra tflllif)s m'Ound tfle house con be tumed Into cash wltfl a DAILY PIL O T WA NT-AD So • • • I Do n't Just Sit There! j DIAL D~RICr 642-5678 ' .. ' .. • Sa1urd11, Stptember 29, 1~71 LIAIL '( PILOT Hou-Ms U nfum. 305 Housu Unfurn.· 305 Houses Unrurn. , 305 Hot.IHI Fum. or Duplexes Unfurn. 350 Unfurn. 310·1-"'---------------Newport BHch 1---------COf'ona cMI Mar :.;;:,;;~c.:.:;...;;;.:;~~-:-:-'.".:-::::~-:'.''.':'.:::-~ost• Meu. Huntington Beach ~ ti1alun!! Woridng Adults Very R11pon1lblol I 1''et><I 2 or 3 licdroon1 home, furnished, $250 mo m.u. v.·lth IRr&~ fenced _yard for 2 1nedlum sized obedient & "'ell !mined dop. Av(l\lable Nov. l will take C)(l.remely good care of horn('~ P1ease al1l evM Si6-7SSL $JOO.E.'(e<:utlvc f\Wmlon 4 BAY Vtt-:W on BLUff Br. 2 Rn. H11t o.11. Kids/pet. Tt1-levf'l1 Brftnd Nev.• 2 Or, Cll.i\J'• Lrgcat Rcn!nl AJft'Y d~n. 2,s Btf, lrg nuu;1rr Homtflnder1 547·9641 su11(•, h·pl, wet bnr, hu1-1iu;11c: kitchen, p o o I•, LEASE wfo111lon, nr hr-h. 111 11 i n I en an cc. l..en$(>, pa!io, '3 Br. Fan1 din, ~n.10. llt!cor'd, shag, i IV 111 a c . Open SAT 1-4. SUN 11·1 968-TIOO 2951 Quedada 64441 3.1 st:rrlNG on acreage · prv. TllE BluUs. Br1111d ne1v home, dbl gar. $150. Also 3 '"fennll Villa" fan1ily ho1nc 8Jr, $·180:-C.~J\tl. Fee. 3 DR. phis flJn rn1. Plush 979-8430. carpt'g., cust drapes, lfpuc. Laguna Be•ch • • • • • * TILR.E E Arch Bu.y, w111h'r & VIEW year urouncl rentals uv:11I * NEAR BEACH * 1)0111. 2 10 G Oil'~ tr.:11n $300 Dt1luxc 3 SH, 2~~ BA. lfuge to $550. nlO. Priv IJl'at·h & owiwr'1 unit in ~ cwi:tom re:11nls en, playgm<I, i;c(·lud· d11plex, beam c e 11 l n &'. 1,'tl St: security ,.;ur1rdi'I'\ nrcu, i,ruliQll. tplc, nr i;hopp!IJi:, no LINC.fl Jtf~t\L ES'TATF. pcta, $425 mo. 499.4,:,,;,1 4 ... 1.:i:l.1.1 673-4960 Condominiums * * • *' * * Furn. 31 S D•n• Roinr -~round pat•· st 0 , Laauni11 N iguel NE,V, 2BR, 2BA, upptr, !rs INDONESIAN 1-llde-a-y:ay. 3 3 BR. 2 BA. hon1e. Lease :::irk to pool & 11e'hOOI. SJ~ t -~•~--~----llvini: rni & kitchen, garaif Br. cw;tomized home, very w/opUon. $271 monthly, mo. with inimediatc OC· J BR Condo1niniun1 on the &, laund lln!a, $210 mo. secluded patio & exquisite $500 aec dep. All refundable. rupancy. Broker 644•1133. ~If COUl"S(', heuut1 full)' !urn. 4!»-5275 wkcnds. No pet&. ::n ~a~~~: 842-34%3. LOVELY ne1v llVH for S39j, 675-3000, i\(::"Cnl. Newport Be•ci'I trvln• lease/sale. 2 BR, rlen _ Condominrums A!l6v_.ni}~.,9ct. lst. agent, no fee ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I fl.lonnco model, Rvail in Unfurn. 320 D!-'":LUXE duplex near beach ==,'~=-===-~~~ N M Pro ---------& Lido shops. 3 BR, 2 Ba, 2 EDROO 1S 3 BR., 2 ba ...• : ••.••. · S400 ov. any extras. r. frp!c, bltru1, dsh~·lihr. shag I Bed 1 fl. . • 2 balhf, 1 BR .. 2~ Im ....... $400/450 lndscpd tennis club & pool East Bluff crPl't-Yrly/nin. $ 3 2 5 . !Cal SW mnt1ng pool, $250/ 2 BR 2 •• d"n A/C s21,-11riviJecms. gnrdcnrr incl. '··'" ., ,... OCA" 13'" n10. Call 645--6610. • ' '" • ••• ""25 .,.•·. 64 A """"-' ::I Brt Condo E<ist b!11ff. $·121. ,,...,,.....,-1,~1 or .roa-....,. 2 BR. 2 baths, tam r1n. $350 ~ ·.-~"° 2 BR o!f-at.r, qui•' po"-. 14~1=.m=rsr=i°"r~r"HA7=RB""o"n,-v=iE"°ll'. Call !nr a p J1" in l 111 en t . \IJE\V &.pt •• t-01·111·1)' · n<'w. .... LIU 4 BR.. 3 ba. • . . .. .. .. • . ~ ..<i.L V""-Gm-o92!1 \ ail 0 l l:il.h.. G ...B.l.N:l d l mt Rill', adult cpl only no pets. 4 BR .. 2 bath.s •• -. •.••.•• '$4~ llOMF.S -5 BR.l°'Crfect ror · J \. -"-·---sifat:ii2-6889 c a. u t 0 y. Sl75. 548-8251, 5-18-1405. 3 BR. 2 ba., air L'Olld ••• S275 family. Pool/c)ub p1·ivl. El Toro "· · 4 BR., 2~ ba ....... S450/4'ffi \Valk or bikl' to M;hl~. Duplexes, NE\V 3 br hvnhse, 2 car gar, crpts, drps, bllins, patio area. $285.-979-1635 NE\V 3 BR Tu•nhsc $273. Nr. So. Coast Plo.za. Children OK. Dbl gar. S.1&-3146. 3 BR, 2 ba house on Tustin Ave. $250 mo. MS-1238 or 542-3379. Oan• Point CLOSE lo Dana P oi nt Miirina. New 3 Br, 2 Ba. ldeal tor adults Or w/ 1 child. Lease $275/per n10. Eves 714/544-7678 Fount•in V•lley NE\V cr.ndon1i11111m ''Bit 2 BR, l~li ba .........•. S285 S550/nX>. water ,'(, l.t'ase 2,~h,,, ilrii>;, erpts. 2"1,11 1: Fui n. or Uhfurn. 355 2 BR, l bat11 ...... , . , • $300 opt. possible. Oan:lc!1('r incl. 2 BR, 2 bath.~ . , . , .... $325 '644--5441 or ~7. l:'.fll". frµl e, r 111·lsd y rd. pot\! C • t B h ,\!-rec faC'. $:'100. 5:)7-7027 a p1s rano eac 5 BH, 3 ba. N·pr 8''.h .. $515 N.B. CHERRY LAKf': CALL 552-7500 l\1t. resort a t n1ospht•rt• Fountain Valley OCEANV.IE\V: 2Br, 11!: Ba. y:/boalin&" & s1vin1111ini;. 1...J·g patio. $2SO. Delu.'i:e VISION 'Great 3 Br: hurry? $j2j ~Io. BltAND llC\1, nc\'cr lh·M in. studio 11•/blt-iru;. $16.>. lst & JOHN P. CAREY 11·/\\' crptg. drps, I BR. 2 '~ las!. No children. 6i3-32'l2 • d h·11 REALTORS 6·16-i.Jl·I BA, fatn nn, pa1io, 2 car arter 6. re I "ilr.. rec facil., $ 3 5 0 · lililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil THE Bluff,s, Plaza area 3 64-t-2862 BR, across b'Om pool. New ~ REALTY REALTORS pai'nt, carp. & 11·ellpaper. Huntington Beach Apartment5 forRenl m Univ. Par!< Center, Irvine "A jewet" at $375 per mo. ... ·----------_ l\.1ove·ln ready! 6•1•l-ll33 VERY plus.h 2 Br. 2 Ba. full,,~.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.~--•! Broker. appll, club & pool. Adult llv-1, ; :~: ~ :~~~~:·:::~:: ~ OCEANJo-ilONT f\tagnificcnt ;~XI\~~~· 1 ~ac:;~ Apts. Furn. 360 3 BR + bonus. 2\~ 00. S-12'5 3 br & den, 2 ha1h. t·qJ!s & 5J.4-.3R96. I ·G-'-en_e_r_o_I _____ _ 2 BR + dco. 2 bu .•••••• $4.'ID drps, dbl gnragc, frplc, 3 BR, 2 BA, nr scl100ls, 3 BR. 2 baths ......•• $4;,(J dsh11·shr, dbl ck'c. <11·en. hns 4 BD11MS., newly decor. . 1 6 o Fan1. size kilch. Close to PAl . .i\t Sp11ngs -Decorator bltins. frplc, lrg yrd, crpts, 4 BR. 2~~ baths ..•..•.• $160 evcrylh ng. $ O I ~IO · pool .~ greenbelt vit•iv. $;j2j Furnished 1 .~ 2 bedrooms th'Ps, asking $300 n10. 4 BR, 2\l ha + vici11 .. $·195 011,ner 645-2&'l.1. __ 'lo. $195 . & $250. . p 0 0 \ , !X}ll-2372/541-4:::69. DOVER SHORES " ed Co ----------Agt. 6i;)..?ll00 6'10--016~ l~e!rJ~('rat A I r . ll· Huntl·ngton Bo•c.. flt"".AUT. Vif'W hon1c. 4 rh110111ng. Cable PA 1 d , " B" 4 B 11 100 1 BR. ' l'l'Jlti/drps, ref/bltr~s. Adults, No Pc1s. quiel south urms., a. , tno. l I I bh l lca-;e pa 10, J_JOO • c u sc, .ennis, side, lease only. The Paltn 3 ~lalure \Vorking Adults Bill G1·undy R\1r Gia.-6161 elc. $2.j(J/mo. S48-l'105. Roynl, 474 Avenue Ortega, Very Responsible I I Til'E BLUFFS BEAlIT. 3 BR, Pool, dbl gar.1_325-3829 _________ _, Need 2 or 3 Bedroom home. "SINCE 1946.. Ncv.•po1·1 Beach sn1arl, ne1v J \\'asher/dry. Cluh privl. B•lboa Island $235 ~3m or 968-5'185 unfurnished, $250 mo. ma.'<.. Jst \V~rern Bank Bldg. Br. pool & inaint. Cusl. v.·ith large fenced yard tor University Pati<, lrvinc crpt/drp. $525 nto !st & last Lagun• Hills YEARLY. Older Coup I e 2 medtum sized, obedient & Days 552-7000 Nights sroo dep. 83.l-8635, 5.57-788.1. Preferred. Large Bright 2 \\.-di ~ <bgs. BRAND NEW 3 sly outstand- 3 BR, 2 ba, Pool, 2 cur _gar. hr J .ba.. Lovely Patio. BBQ. _ _ . Available .~ov. 1 GREENTREE. Immac. 2 ding bay view. 3 Br, 3 ba, $275 mo. Adults prefd. Frost free rerrig. Drapes. Wi'.lflake ~e!Y"Jiood"CC!J'e" bdfm.; .. ·-rrplc, Co u n try ~lft.tge-sondeck, _..Intercom; 2 :?48-877-4 .or 557-21i 9· · Shag. Private, Quie t . ot home! kitChen, shag carp, lovely car gar w/clec dr openr Lagun• Niguel ~ -~tfull}' -Ho.mc.<-t.ilre. Please caU eves 548-7881 I a n dscaplng, community $550. 646--2725. 1 1 edl \VEsr Nine Condo tor lease DELUXE beeutitul & poo · min ate occupany. HARBOR Vu J10n1cs by owner .. 2 Br, 2 Sn. on S"""io .. ·' •l>l. 3 BR, 2 BA, BRAND N EW--$285 Mo. Custom Monaco -3 br., 2 .,..... "'"" Huntington Landmark E>.:ec !;)AVID D. CARLSON ba. Responsible CQuple 10 golf course. $250. 644-5705 frplc, close to North Bay. Condos. Complete recrea-REALTOR 833-9293 gh·c TLC on annual Jsc. NewPort Be•ch. l.~t floor, corner bldg. 300 "IJ11~'l 1Plhl. ---,-1 l.rullo r - tlon facilities including arts UNIVERSITY Park 3 Br, l~~ 673-7127. EXQUISITE bnind new con· ~~~~~.a. SJ30/nio. 67l-4702 &: crafts. Be au t if u 11 y Ba, tC'nnls _couns & pool. 1 5t1R;""""'3-0alh, 3-cnr gar, do iiCar~Ch ,vilh --Vil'."'• I en. 2 ba. Sl~p-, 10-. rum. -landscaped with guarded yr. lse. $395/mo. 528--0656 or delu.'i:c c r i> 1 g , n c [Ir 1 t l '' '"'" entraoce. Aduls only. I & .2 528-9626 clubhouse aud pool. 1860 ar\jaC<'h~ to . poo · <'nn ~· Plenty of parking. Students • BR units available. Call 17'""~'=-',,._~--,,.~~ sauna . .}Ucuzz1. 2 Bdr1n .. 2 i\·elconl<'. $.150 pt'r mo. Coats & Wallace Realtors, 4 BR, 2 Ba, b1·cathtaking Port Carlo11", N.tl S575/ino. ha!h. sunken 1naster bed. I.: \\'inter. 6i5-2S66 or 673-7910. 962-445'1 view, lease or 1110 lo mo. 642-22'12. living rn1., din r:n1 .. bean1l'd ·\"ITRAcfiV·~ 2BR $495 pc1· mo. S~&-439.1 . 4 BR, ram nn, [rpl, brand nu Ct>ilings. fp1. 1\'Ct bar, G.E. ' 00 11c; 1 • NEW 3 Br, home, fenced LEASE lovely 2 Br home l'ir lu.'i:ury condo. Nr ocean, kitch w/trastunasher. 2. sun g-arngc apt su .ec ·year y, ya.rd dbl gar, near bch, Ba, w/shag, fcncffi yard \\'/tennis, pool. $ 6 O O. dcckS. <lb\ f'IL>e ~ar. Avail ~ lncldlng uul. 673-9023 never occup., built ins, nu built Ins, S285 mo. 552-8153. 645-16:)8 Oct. Lease. ~4-2117 . 2 BR yearly; parking, patio :~~S. & drapes. p~ 3 Boru.,, 2~i Bath, huge 5 BDR?-1., 3 BA, exeeutlw BLUFFS . \:i4 r~~~~ ~~· utl inc. delachcd family nn, newly vie\1' home. Gardener in· Move in. For lease i.parkhngt --~~------< JMMACULATE THROUGH. crpt'd. $400/1\10. 552--0579. eluded. $495 1110. Yr. \sc. new Condo, exposed bea111s Balboa Peninsula our 3 hr, lg. fam rm. new Laguna Bei1ch &M--0087. in !Iv rm & din nn. all elcc- Mtag crpcs & drps. Kit bit· * SllARP 4 BR, 3 BA, ttic kltclM?n. 3 BR, 2-BA, $35 WEEK & UP I ins, $280 mo. RED CARPET N no .. Vie REALTORS, Arlene 89J.l3Sl. $165. 1 BR. Near beuch. Big Townlwuse Back Bay. Pool. upper e\\'J>Ort ......,, w. e Sleeping Rooms fenced yard. Child/pet weJ. Frplc, self clean oven, dbl $650. 642--5785. • Housekeeping Rooma VERY plush 2 Br. 2 Ba, full conic~ . gar. 833-8974 or 833·1653. BRAND new a BR, 2Ys Ba. • Ocean View Aft> appll, club 4 pool. Adult liv· $25(1 . Large 2 Br, ocean,view SPARKLING new N w pt deluxe condo. New po r I BALBOA NN . Ing. Xlnl loc.1 mil.lo..~cb •.. apt·,· hUge .deck ................ Crest . .a. .BR, .2~. ha, .ocean . ~is:t ,_,. ~I. tennis • 105 J.1aln Street $225 lease. 536-0092 or $400 -3 BR, 2 Ba, (rpit', vu, vac. intercom systems. coiiMYil:ri:l setting -'SI~Jey ·--···· ····1575.8740·-.. ···· ·· ...... 534-3896. beautiful ocean vie\11! Ex· Barbque, $475. lse. 642-3490 or family $500/mo. unf. NICE clean bay front spt, 3 BR. 2 BA; duplex. Crµt.s, ceptional house. BAYFRONT, priv. bch lrg $600/mo turn. 644-7211, Agt. w/prl. beach, 3 blks west of drps, fncd yd. Cls to schls. NU-VIEW RENTALS deluxe 2 & 3 Br duplex furn BLUFFS, 3 BR. $190. Some fe!T)' landing. Suitable for $260/mo. 53&-2914. 673-4030 or 494-3248 or unr., nio. oI:,. '-yrly. furniture avail. couple. $2'Zi mo., annual 3 BR., 1% Ba, fam rm, frplc, PRESTIGE Noith end, Jux· 673-8640. 644-1150 0wnel'-agt. basis. Boat slip avail. pet ok, S23.'i, 5801 Venturi urious home, al~ bit-ins, 4 DELUXE Park Lido Condo. University P•rk 613-1983· Dr., 546-213-t BR., den & family rrn . 3~~ 3 BR, 2 ba, l.'01np. refurbish· B"E"A7CH=~&o--p71,-c'"tc-=&-.,$~1811~&~ 1 NEW 2 & 3 BR. adlt. condo. Bflths. 2 ~et bars. Fabulous ed. Jo'rplc., pool. $355 ·Mo. 3 Br. 2 Ba, gar, dsh/wsh, $200. 2 Br $250. Utl pd. pools, tennis, etc. $275 & Views. Will lease at $650 Lease. Agent. sn-7300. elect stove, {qllc, no pets, Adlts. J03 E. Edgewater, •~• ,_ o '18 1290 l\1onth . 1375 mo. Call ~7084 1 ,_, _ _,_..._.. . .,..,.,. 1-o"n . " -Sidt>lds R.E. 494-8003 3 BR., 2 ba., frplc. 2 PatiOs. ~u . .<(KIO NEAR beach, 3 Br, 21Ai Ba., ==~-=''=~~.c:~-Yrly. $375 Mo. Townhous• Unfurn. 335 PENIN Pl, 1 blk to bch, family rm, pool & wetbar. EMERALD BAY, Avail now Ask For Mike fW'n, color tv, view, beaut. Nr gol! course. 8'17-2111 thru JUfie. $850. mo. 3 BR JONES REALTY sn:G2IO Costa Meta mode.~ 1 Br, sundeck, yrly, pvriv beach area & facils. PHESTIGE .1 2 b •• adults, $190/mo. 673-9169. TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAI LY PI LOT WAN T AD WE HONOR Master Charge and BankAmericard •• THE DIRECT UNE 642-5678 714-682-.7030 comtnuni Y l\ MONTICEU.O Townhouse,! ~~B°'A,,.:,;ao°"''=''=~~""-1 ==~~~~----1 2 ba. lg. fam rm, guest nn, adult section, 3 Br, 2 Ba, YF NT YEARLY CLEAN 2 BR, 1 BA. ~e, all eleet kit. \VJD. priv. builtins, carpets, drapes, 1 BR $275. Bachelor $250. 91.6 close to be11ch, stove & fng. heh. $450. lse. 524-3473 pool, rec fac. $240. O>ntact E. Balboa. 67J....9'749. 229 Beverly St. $ 2 8 5 . BA Y1',RONT 4 Bann .. 2 bath Mr. Queen, SG-2132. BA YFRON1' BACHEU)R .. 4!M-6372. $550 Yrly patio, 30'•dock $160 Wint Utll Paid 93) E LEASWEoodfl.foderCon 2 BR$2501!nrum. Balboa Coves 64M340 Huntlntton b•11ch Balboa. ~1iJ_!r149. · · nr 's ve, /mo. =-~-----~-846-2764 atter 5 pm. I SEVERAL 2 & 3 BR. beach 3 BR, 2' BA, $2'.ll/mo. Very PENINSULA Point, 1 Br . 3 1 cl homes. Yrly. lease, from clean. Pool, r ec r co.ti on f'ISll-Util pd. Yearly. $350 MO. BR. Pus en, S275 mo. Agent MS-1290. 1 room. 213/430-1914. ~· 67l-7"l1.9, 548-9695. 2.-story view honie . 494-9704 494-972'3 Agt. Harbor View Honies M t sa VerGe BAYFRONT 1 BR. "="'='=--""c=-0'--~· Beaut. Deror. 4 BR, Fam Sl'i5 'Vlnter. 93) E. Balboa. HOUSE for rent; 2 BR, frplc Rm & Form Din. 644-039ti. IMMAC. 2 BR. l Ba 673-9749. & yard Sl70. Utlls pd. N~ BluUs Condo. 4 Br. + TownhoUS<', Encl gar' $130. l BR, util pd, no kids or 497-J6l4. bonus room. 2 Bath. Jm. $225/mo. Adlts, sml pet ok. pets, 100 ft to bay. 417 E. 3 ~~al~r i~~~i~~~~ew med. occupancy. 64-1-2607. 540-9523. Bay, Balboa, 5t7-1155 B1'0kcr 493-3611 Newport Heights Ntwport Be•ch LUX. furn Bayfront Bach, BRAND NEW $250. per mo. Priv. beach. Laguna Nlgue' 3 BR, 2 ba. ram rm, Np! Slip avail. 673-2162 H · h .,= v Lease ""IU1 option to pur 2 BDRM., 2 Bat11. den. 1'~rplc, eig Iii . .,..,., nio. 1.1cnnt. · 1 BDRM apt !urn. ~lature mod. kilchcn ,11 J b I t n s . Call 673-SOll. ;h;::! 3T~'::1~~! -.. adults only. No pet!;. $170. Private. guarded beach com· Newport Shores e 2 Car Guruccs with util. 673-9-tJl n1unity. Rec. club, w/4 ten· , $450. & S-175. YEARLY Lge 2 BR, adlts, nis . crts, pool, jacuzzi. :1. Br. 2 Ba. Fan1 rm, bull! NE\VPORT CREST near beflch & ~y. $235. • Private parking above 2~~ ins, pallo. nu carpets .~ PHONE 64M141 6~2079 mi of beach. $450 per mo. dra!J('s, pool & club prlvl. Year lease, Call Bob, S360 mo. avail lmmed. 263 Duplexes Furn. 345 3 BR. $.350; 2 BR. S250: ~212 art 6:30. · ~!i1~~1! St. Call ( 2 1 3 l 2 BR. $200; 1--BR. $190. NIGUEL! Shores, 33681 Wind· ~2 aft 6 Pi\1 Open DELUXE FURN 3 BR, 2 All yearly. Agt. 6'54600 januner, 2400 sq. it., 4 BR, house Sun 2 tll 6 BA, $275/mo. WINTER. Coi"one del Mar pti gate, beach. po o I . San Juan C•pistrano 67"5-5366 or IH&l<MO $430/n'IO. 831-1453. SHARP 2 le 3 Br, 2 Ba. $235 BEAUT. Harbor & ~an vu LEASE _ 3 BR 2 ba 'th 3 BR, 2 sty, frplc. CfJ?is, & $265 mo. ll4 E. Balbt>11. A: prv. b&!c.ony, no pets $165 pool ell $330 M · WI drps, 2 car gar, pool pnvl. J-879--5991 or 1-213-33S-4696. iii up. util. pd. 2500 Seaview, 1$4-~ · ~ A Avail 10110. $2!X1 mo. art 5. 1,CdMc.=""' -~~~-~~ ""'"-"""'~--"'--'-=-"'"'"'I 675-1592. N4wport Beech S?-fL rum bachelor, "''k 10 Linda Isle South Laguna BAY VIEW beach, 1 mature adlt only, I OR 2 v le p · & I' __ .. -·-4 BR z BA I all utll, Sl~mo. 67"".>-5359 .. r., aso JCr '!!.Ip. 1 BR OCCl\11 \'ll'\I' opt Sl 7j. • • upper ('OJllP' . I 6 BR.. 4)) ba., nlr-cond. 010 int·l Ut ils. Ask for P<lul fu1·n .. rc-dC(."Ol"ated. i blk~ to 1 BR. t:1Car beach, poo, 7,000 SQ. tt. $3,000 fl.lo. DRYS •l!l&-666(i <'XI 46 ei·c !he ('1('('1111, 441b St., Ye~r'll i no .lease, $185. . Bill Grundy JUlr. Gi:Hilfil lii5-4,'{2~; ' · ' ll'asc nwil. lminl'(J. l)a~ Mon-Fr1 l-5. 64-k:OO Mesa V•Nle Houses Furn. or 6i5-tm6!J, l'ves, S.12-\1-178 Cost1 Men f 310 3 BR; duple.°'. lrg sundcck. 2 3 BR, 2 BA, year lease Un urn. car ~arngc. Yearly. Util pd. BAC H Et. 0 n. 11·/utllltles $'lll.'l/1no. 642·%3.~ General ~2-0942 Ahl or 49:~4511 pt1ld. "'/W ttlrpets. Qu iet Newport Beach E~C's. Rdults Sl15. 210Ci ri1incr. Apt. 2 BR, 2 Ba., nu Cllrpcts. -'-· --."".-,===.---I RIG CANYON 2 BR 2 hn, occnnrrorrt $450 aar11gc Ne\\'port Sho~11. SUS CASITAS 4 BR, ] BA, bun nu. $780 2 BR 2 be. fuM'l, winter S275 $175. n10n. yearly. 548-4802 Furn I br 1: ~. 7110 lse. 493--0197 or 542-6735 Nt"l\·pon Beach, 3 BR, 2 be:. * 3 BR. 2 BA . * Newport Blvd., Ci\f. Unlurn. Yrly. $325. Stepi to lx!ach. $300 Y1·iy. l\IOTEL Apts., lo n\Onthl)I TIME FOR OUICK" CAS ~ • associated BROKEAS -REALT O~S 1015 w nalboo 67 J J6l ) Te ROUGH A Balboa lslano •• * BAYFRONT * Ly PILOT Pi«,< BR, 3·BA, lam nn: Unlurn ,.in~l!r ~~· Yl'Ol·_ly SI 100 ~ um181u11i;J1 WANT AD :ivo\1. No 1~111. 675-05Zi v.·ilh a DailJ Puot ClasfiUcd ad. Co.II 64Xi67S. '· Propeny Houst 642-3.WI rotes. SllO mo. & up. 2376 Du"'le"C•t unrurn. 350 Ntvtport Bl\'d. MS.9TJS. ~~:I~ ~on1.,.;;;u;~: : 1 ; ~~l~yi!!l~j'.f.~\p ------~-~ -· ·-rf--· lTI E. 22nd St .. crtt &t2-3&15 . NE\V ~ BR, 2 BA. 01.nif.uxi. Lge FullYFurn 2 Br'i Ing v1e1v or bay, ),.ly, s6oo ~nit 1v w ctrps beam ctll mo. ~8-6761 or 548·2Ul'.':. Ad1"'-'. no ~Ji s18o. 642·95~. -r •n'l1 d ,.I ,..,_r t.ARGJ.: Bachelor. S125/n'IO. lleatcd Eool. Adults, m 2·2 BR. I lln. r.hnn11lng pc111. Call 64&-896.1 duplcxcJt, front liouse. C'l'plS, ~---------l drp!I, m !Joa~ $.."'75 per IUO. l..lke lo tradtT Our Tfade:r'1 Please cnll, 644-8034. ParadlM column I.I tor ;youJ 1 I \ • 1. .. • --· - \ ' ' ' ' ., " I . .. "' I -- ' 1 j ,. ' " .{ ' • • Look around your ho 1.1se a11 d 9arage and you'll prob· I ably discover you have a mountain of merchandise you could sell -all kinds of 1_?o odies that you just don't use much any more. Wo~!!t!n 't you really rather have money? Okay. To move that mountain, just call a friendly ad-visor at the DAILY PILOT. Use the direct line. Don't iust sit . there on-your small fortune ••• SELL ll! • •• • . .... . Thousands-of ready-to-buy want ad r e a d e r s are "shoppin9 '\the ads in. the DAILY PILOT every day. And it may surprise you how many of them are eager to buy just what you have to sell. Want to give it a try? Get with the Orange Coast area newspaper with "response ability" ••• the one that can move . your mountain of merchandise. - Advertise in the Orange Coast Newspaper with Response Abilit·y ' Cla ssified' Ad Line • 642-5678 ' ' • ' ( ' • I t. -.. ~ -- • ' .. ' Cost I ) UNI 1111 SH c .,. ~·at Rm. FUI SE 642 IMri: pd. pat AD Oa LIV Pn' --be Mo " fie He ,, ba m Cl Co s • • • • • • • • • BA D G M Q y c H B I j \ L 2 F B $155-$1.65 BAOIELOR. &: 1 BR., patios, Apt. Unfurn. 365 lrplc's priv. garages .1;.;,;;;;.....:c.:;.;;:..;;;;.. __ ....;:.;;:: Divided bath &. lots Or Balboa Island • closets. Rec. hall, pool A pool tables, '"""" baths-BOAT DOCK T(E UP See for )"OW'!Clf. tf301: w/2 BR. Deluxe Apt. On Keelaon Ln. (1 blk W •. of Grand Canal. No pets or 1 Beach, l ~l~~g@f Slaterf. =· i.rty. ~/mo. DELUXE Adult Poollikle 2 BORMS ~1 Pri I . B·--1...... N ., ... ., c. YI e Carden "''6cuv... r · laMi. AU elec. built~lns. ocean. f'rplc, lrg pa~ I Garage. Broker 675-6700 pools, sauna, ten n 1. NEW 1 Br. Apt. Unturn. ~~\. ·F'!.cm ·na····· · .. ~!J ~~~i ·¥early. ?.1.EN, small lx!ach bot.el. Rooms $21.50. per wk. Apia $95 per monlh. 536-70.16. QUIET single, beautiful QUIET little island. Nu custom 2 Br, 2 Ba, unturn yrly. Couple. $350. 675-3335. yanl, no pc-ta, SUS mo. In-Ba lboa Pertlnsula cld\ng ut.il. ~ Hunt ington Harbour • ... ui .......... )~ , ............ ___ _ l t 365 Apt. Unfum. °""""""'' $.&turday, Septembtr ?<J, 1973 l~I;; •;;;;;t••"';;lw~~l~!!J 1--.. -J~ I -utwRn J~ I , 365 Apt. Unfurn.. 345 ~· Unfum. :J6S ApFh. U I 370 R1ntol1 to Short urn. or n urn. Huntington IMch i..~ Nlfuel • ·~ 041LV PILOT Z3 l~I ....... I~ 430 Rtnt1l1 W•nted PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con- fident, sympathetic p1-egnancy coun.wllng. Abor- tion & adoptions ttf. Af'CARE . 642-4436 FULLY UCENSED * SPIRITUALIST * Spiritual readings 10 am-10 pm. Advice on all matters 312 N. El Camino ReaJ, San Clefifl!fit"e:-492:;9130'492~ I • ... . . ' . • • 3 DAILY PILOT Situtdar, SIPltmlStr 2'i, 11'173 1~' i.._ ... __ iiiiiiiil~~ ( -... -1~ ( -....... J~ .,..,..... J[fi] I ,__. l[ll) ( .,......... lfnl ( .,, ... ,.... llDJ I .... ,.... l!Il1 ,~! iiiiiii'&Ohiiiiiiii••• ;;;mJ~•1 l:eot 555 C•mtnl, Concrete Plo•fer, Petcb, Repair H I w .,_, e & ,. 710 H-' w _, M & F 71 U-1 •• U-1 w _, ~·F 7 I ---'--c..-...;;.;;__ e P o ""• "' .. p ont ... , • 0 .,. p Won ted, ma F 710 Help W"ntod, M & I' 710 .,. P •rt ... , ma 10 H•lp Wonted, Ma F 710 e GENEROUS 1 C"1JSTO~I Cmttnl "' 0 r k * PATClf PLAS'TEfUNG • • Doi,~•. 11·.i ... p,11 ... u.: Alt'""'· ........ ..,.... FIBERGLASS JACK IN THi. BOX HOTEi . SALE No. :WO!>. 012-8511. c.n ''~ Now Hiring ~1 u.. Rul E1tol• Sol01men REAL ESTATE S •REWARD• Contr•ctor P lumoong CIRCULATION MANAGER dlvld""I' to work l(nlveyanl If you have a Hcen,." want JOIN A \VfNl'ER! or lunches. t'ull o r ooe, ate Pq 8ollnger for We have Of)Cnlngs for 2 Ileen. 1 CER\VICK & SON L.R. OTIS PI..Ur.fBlNC TAke tull t·harge F.C. De(>l p/tfnre. Apply ™62 Bea.en cootldenlial tntfn'tew. Red aed R.£. llllet11nen or ~ l'orlHon 'j~ .. _?r10~urnlnforrr01 e~ Bid!: Cntit r. Addi("~' Reoiod lkmodela & Rcpn\ri;. \Vllter ror htf'Kf' Mlll:loat co. Salary Blvd., tte. Thur&day & fTt Carpet 497_1161 n1('n, \\'ell l.,,1nbH1hcd ottif;e . .,......_ Rt.Ate IJc. BJ-114321 heaters, d~postil~. furnncC!I, TRAl'NEE liase<t on c . ..:ptr. Top f~es. lx!twn J & 5 pm NURSES. · SpecialJJ;lng in the City or it>ld four leaf clo\•er pin. fi'i3..00-ll S49-ZliO dshwuhrs .. &-1:?-t26~ 111/C & OX1lflfll ree. area, fl!lh. . Irvine • One or the nto11 <lPOtOX. 2 lnchcs in dl&mtltT BIA. Complet(' Plumbing hwit, WI. go.If. Call CoJ.l J A NITORS/Peru.JOncn; & l VN Superv isor dtal.rnble k M>Ui:ht after lw1lh j~·elod hOfffs~ i~ ~OO~t nCldllion~ & ~mod~!-Service. Li'" :!'i2rol. t919J 638-2157. ~eseo,lllitu,reclf:~L• In 3-11 , Struna: Jcad@r to meet areas 111 Qranae Counly! center; also, gold IOC'k<'l nK n1y spec ty. c. o 1 --P-Lc.U~>~l.~B-t N.c.'<-';=R~f;_p_A_Jl_l_ " ,1 ·I n f'IC~ cballenee ot n\&lnULlnln~ ExC't'llent commission ' {wu on chain), approx. lhr JJJ.J~I G.J . S tevens , No JU. b too 11111111 MALE OR FEMALE FIBE.R.G~·full or purt n10. (.: el.ln ng offices llttu high atandnl'ds lot· pnUent split & tuU eoopera1tnn. size of a nickel inscribed !'>IS-IS.~. lime work. A\"all for in· )'OUr homts e ve 11 Ing ~ · care & 1upervlalnr )'OW' can JOllN PFCKJ\IAN In llCJ'!Pt, !o'U , 1'IllC!C arc JACK TaulMe", rep a ir .1 -_;;*__;*::-,,"';.;:'-'°3:::128:::..._.:*:__*c._ The Dally Pilot has nn opening ~ the clrcu· dividual l':'l:per, ln Ubcrglus Te~epll()ne ri & tranapo. re-shltt. 7.3 & 3-11 atafl poal· today for an aw't to dlteus1 ; deeply treasured f::in1ily re-1110<1. ttclcl. Lie B-1 a>90ri. 1 _R_ot_o_t_ll_ll_n_,s____ lay-up. 842--1015 quired. \V le C1eary 7640 E . 11on1 alto. Benetlt1 Include 7 YOUR FVI'UR£ ln lhls mementos & the IOfis ill ir-r-.t,\" \\'ny co. r>-17-00'.iU. lation department for a beginne to manage }o'idd!('n 111 Re"1aurant in Slauson Ave.. Commerce paid hollduys, 2 v.·k vaca· Prime Area NPlace.ble. PLEA s E, El Soil P r eparation Str w a small district of boys and girls, delivering, , •.•. 1 · 9QO.IO. tlon, sick PllY & IP'OUP Ins · PLEASE help il )'OU have __ ect_r_lc_•_•______ Ca11 llJ0-&~2 col lecting and ~elling nc\YSpapers. Full time, hiri.~~~ hlls Nau 00"'" JUNIOR SAL&SMAN: Park Lido Health Ca.re, 466 jaey lnfonnntion • 00-3589 ELI~:C'I"Jt!CIAN·Llcensc No. Stwing/Alteratlon1 per1nanent positions \\'ilh regular raises and WAJJ .RESSES COOKS ~ai'Tl $20-S.W {M!r week \\"Ork· Flap.hip Rd., N.B. 642--8()4.1. Eves. & weekends. 2:i.11CW3. !-i1nall jobs, maint & 1.c.;..,...;...,:.:..;.,..;..:.;..:c;.;.;,;,o__ full fringes including personal use of com· BUSBOYS, , uig uflcr . school ruid Satur-Nurse1 iioo Reward -for l't'turn of 4 rf'p11lrs. 5'18-5203. Alteratlon~2·5&45 A I • HOSTESSES dayio 11eU1ng ne1v subsct'IP-RN-l VN-AIDE mo old German ShOrthnir .Gardenfnn Neat, accurate. 20 ye!U'B e.'t'p. pany auto. PP y m person to Milan Leavitt, lions for the DAILY Pil.OT. 11-7 &: olher &hilts. Top pvt • ~n1.er puppy. Solid face, • Daily Pilot, 3;JO \Vest Bay Street, Costa Mesa. & DISHWASHERS This is not R paper route duty PftY· Jrnmed. ''""' for "SINCE 1.,, .. l Dressmaking & Alterations F 11 o !" A I · _, ,,_ I h I d d n ~ ~ Jc v.:bltc spo. 1.~. 2 llOHcl MOW & EDGE 1 u r P ume. PP Y 1n &nu ·~x no 1c u e c· oor duty. County w Ide 1~ \V-•rn Bon" 8100 brw t id bb J.'ornm , Bridal & Uniforms An ~qua) opportunity employer person. N~xl 10 Sears, ln-tivcrlrs 01· l.'ll!\cctlng. Open. lntrvv.•s. Mon-Fri 9. 5 "' ~· " ..... tall ~· :f'1ds e, !>ilU y EXPERT & \\"ork Guar3nttX'<l . G:'.8--~9 sfrtcmnll. ing5inCost.a!\1e&a,Fountaln Lesooulle Nurses Re••-i ... ." Unlve1·si1v Parle, Iivlne 1 • ......,.t ys ago, Vi<· DEPENDABL E 1 1~~~~1!1!111!1'!!~~'11!! u ... ,.. Day 552 7000 N . ht Harbor &. &mare!, C.r.t. SF:\\'lNG: \\"omen's & Chlld. FULL time gardener ,f.r_ Vlllley and South Hunting!on 3.>t H0&pltal Rd., NB {Lob S .. tg S Call 645--8923 aft 5. Ca ll For P rompt, Clothing, Bridal. & Attend. H 1 W M & F 71 rnalnt. man HB urea. Call Be.a.ch. Apply now by calling by Park Lido BI d g) LOST: Eve 9/27, sn1. bro1\·n Free Estimate. Gowns. Cnthy, 8•!2--0829. Help Wanted, M & F 710 e p a nted, O art 4:30 5.'{6-2579. ~-3013. &12-995.'l. 54o-995'1. 1 male dog, vie. Gulf g11s stR-5~71 87 Television Repa ir CLEANING v.-omru1 Thurs, GAL Jo~riday required for 1 Equtt l Oppoi·. Enipluyer -NURSES ' tion. Cro1\'n Valley prkv.-y & PRl)~'E.'SSIONAL gardener, ASSISTANT Cook. Day shifL or Fri., d e p end ab I c. m.an ofrice in a_1n·active Via KITCHEN HELPER Aides & Orderlies Day 01· night, no e.'(p, nee .. r Forbes. \Vel\ri~ flea collar. k COLOR TV P...cpair, expert, , Prefer young trainee. Guy thorough. ref. S2.50 hr. Lido arcR, lypiri". s/h, Ill· Exper. f/Umc. •II llhifl•. C1Uiy. fun job. \Viii train. no lrcr 1\'0r, pruni ni:'.. bl 1 · h F k 17tnB kh 67°0 766 • 1 R.e\vard. 49,';--0249. sprinklers, cleanup JObs. rc11sona e, n1os tn ome. aw es, roo urst, .,.....,, ing, & pli!asant phone \·ni ce MRture IRdy \\'/cooking ex-P/fi1ue, 9-1 pin & ~9 pn1 k typini;:: 01· sl10rthand, etc. 1-':>ST: \\/bite Poodle. 3yrs 1 and 5 ea ping . George, ~r: ;ti:~(., f ~·8· N.B. & F.V. COCKTAIL \\·ailrcs.-.es, no nee. $500 per mo. 673-4156 per. Must be clean & neat. relief. Xlnt bqneflts. P1u·k Apply In person any aft or old, 20 .. tall , Name c.o. &16--5893. 968-2'783e a em 0 re· Auto Counter R e p e.'(per nee. Call between 4 & * GARDENER * Dependable L~do hll~eRalth Ca1-t, 46fi ~v~. at 29:l(I \Vest Cst H\\•y., I quette, or Coca. Vic Cro\vn X p F. R 1 · To $800 6 Pt.1 r.1011--Fri. Ask for Ter-B B Apply ln person 1" ags P d., N.B. &12-8044. · · Valley Prim')'. R c war·d , E-• ENCE:D and Top Soll Import ca.r s""":ialty fim> ry 11un tington Lane s 1 your _own oss SURF & SIRLOIN NURSES Alde-11-T. \Ve will t · s _ _ 7 ,..,,._ Kno..,,1ledge11ble Gordner has -'---------..---963-4527 r\tll or p/li1oe In your • RECEPT/CASHIER 1 o.J ...,,a,. gq,•eral openings. seeking sales oriented indiv. 0...,,0 area High lnconle 5930 \V. Coast Hwy. lraln new personnel. Xln't LOST: Ladles \\"Rllet. Lrg * 549-20IS * Geori;:e * QUALITY * v.·/lile exper. & some a>MPANION DRrYER FOR GuarontH. d Cuitome.rl Nev.-port Beach benetlta which include In· Entry lever position for In· 'reward u returned. No * r.tULCll & TOP SOIL * knowledge of parts. Grear RETIRED GENTLEi\tAN. come replacement &. 2 wks 111\'. \V/n1oderate typing & 1111l1'l 11'ild. -.•.. "I l.1·1di11r RECEPTIONIST I ' questions asked. vi c. EXP. Knowledge ab I e ----"~=="'----ro. bencf\ta & ad\'&.nce1uen1 Presentable lady 40-50, Jlve No Cash Down fE:ADED Glass Shop in San'-vac after 1 yr. Apply 1445 able to deal ..,,·ell \\'/the Fashion Is, 613--4577 or Gardeners. Tree & Yard ~=~===~~ potential. in. A good·ligttt cook. Xlnt Eru'Tl r-.'"01v, Pay Later tn Ana needs people for Superior Ave, N.B. public. No sh. Cal l MlkJ 1---•-648"'3928.--~4Mi. Ftte Est. 546-2889, , Jason Bes t Agen9 driver. Good salary. Send 534-7187 assembly. No exp. nee. $2.25 2 OFFl<;:I:. GIRLS White, 5'M}.Q(}55, CoMtal SILVER miniature poodle, II i I J 17400 Brookhurnt, r . vty Temme~ to 514 P,,;ooe<ti•, GENER<I:Offi,. .,.,,.~k pe~hr to •tart. Call <ll4-2696 NEEDED Pe"°"'"'' Agency, Z 19 O , .Mal.e, Vic: Brookhurs t & MO\V & EDGE (11~ 'f' Suite 213 96.'Hi175 Cdi\I or call 673-2938 bet. posting A/R. heavy phone: aft S"Pm. Radio telepho~e diapra.tch Hubor-Blvd., C.!\1. • ' :Ellis, FV, needs n1edlca.I ~~~= · AUTOMOTIVE--7.S PM only. radio dispatch, ord e r LITE Book k e c PI n g • \lust be 25, able ro drive RECEPTIONIS'r I . Typlst attention.· 002-8456. Experient.'e<I lube inan. Old C 0 0 K S. De 1 \V e b b s writing bill ing sonie typ. secretarial sldlls. Some ex-Appl In Pl..'t"SOn Pv1. count.ry clull . !l.fust be EXPER. Japanese Gardener. establishr.d Buick Agency. Newporter Inn. Brenkfilst & l ng. ~J~sn"llte !: be abTe 1o per. nect>ss. 1""/T!me.-$450 YELL i}'_ !! CAB ""CO people oriented .• $2.25 hr. Schools & in1tructlon1 KARATE • 575 Special Rate _Tei Families No ();mtra('l 325 No. Nel\-port Bl\'"Cl. llrtte· 5 Ne'>'-port Beech 08J.'I ::61-3683 • Eves 642-8387 Hrs 6 pn1-l()pm hton-F'ri (Across from H08gHospffaJ ) PIANO lessons in your home. All levels. Jeffrey Katn, -· P'?. Pri.Jnary teacher, no\\' student, will tutor your child In readill(. 83.3-1078. N.Y. Compoaer -Pianist • Teacher to open piano studio. 675-2511. Yard serv. Cleanups. Rella. Job Wanted, Male 700 Dinner. Both v.•/hcavy ex· .. "~"Je d"'~;1•. o e we y •, 1110 to start. 540-llC. OW • Lunch included. f'/1\me & Good hours, c o n1 p a n y 1 •uun• "uu " 186 E 16th ~··ta Me•• .Ii:. neat. Free est. &12-4389. benefits, pleruanl \\'orking per. in l'J: refined food Rubbish &!rvice. 2113 Can-LVN-Challengin~ position for · • ......,. -wknd \\1)rk. For intervw G.n.r.I Se~,·cei ORDERLY. Pnvnte duly. conditions. Apply ,.0 _,_0 opcralion. Cnll Chef Fred, )-On DI"., Costa l\1<.'SB. rul! or p/llme employment. OFFICE \\-Ork, Inventory phone, 545-1161. •... E:.:p. in Geriau·ics. Non· •·-"" 61 11700 l I L1.l anal l8 r.1 snlOker. live-in. Sta. Wa,t:. only. ~ Tip or Bob '.... · GIRLS OR BOYS ~ning for pm (/time. & con ~ •k eaddl ys · h uat REC E PT I 0 N I S T for ALL types home repairs. avail. 4.7::11 pr-,1, $-la:! mo. TERRY BUICK COOK, MATURE 10_13 y('ars ol<l for DAILY rehef: Top sal !' benel1ts. use ey n ng mac · & Sout~m Cal!fornltt Optical Actual tin1e & n1nterial. Good refii. 5't8-6885 art G. 5th & \Vnlnut. J-luntlngton Experienced & Dependuble PILOT paper rotlt<'s in Soulh ,P 1 1ea,se call &12-2tl0. for like figures .. F/tl~e. Perm. also lo !cam dlspensln~: 1''ast Serv. No job too sm. Beach Apply in p<'l"SOn, Surf & Santa Ana, betwet'll l\Inin PP · SMhon-FJ;!~,. ,.8,_;,,'!J:J-2 5.30. l>! r · Cull t.tr. Lc"·ls, 830-7·100. F t:B Home Repair VOC.-U. Teacher. Choral s· lo·n 5930 "' C t H LVN aw,.,..__,..... RECEPTIO ' 03 . Director. Al!IO 40 hr. office AUTO ir i , . oas wy, & Fain.-ie\\', \\'nrncr & Snn OFFICE I I I . NIST v.·eckeods , &12-t4 · !! u p e r v isor, consultant. Pickup and N .B. Diego .t\vy. Convalescent Home, full & c can ng P tim~ to \vork in t.1arina off!('('_ • * RAIN Gutters Installed, '-'~ · 1'~-• · · Dc-liverv 111an * COOK -Female * &124321 part time, call &l2-0Cil$ eves. Top pay. Stoeacty. Pre· Typing llect'SS8.J"Y 644--0126 .:a:mi·re ... ~. want activity. r> .... ~ • A h 11 d 1 fer expcr. oouples Costa . quality work, reasonable, 846-6244. For .,.,rv1ce Dept. ., a ays a \Veek .ynn Coogon MACHINIST Mesn & ·N-.. -...: ca I I RECEPTIONIST, part time. Free el!limates. 968-2208. Permanent, interesting, full Good Pay ** 49U2lt District i\lanngt<r . .,.,.,1~--0us~. ..."'...... Mature, ~?,.,,,n·11981urs, 2-9 pm ~·AN NEEP full time, days. time position. Jusl rl<"'hl for Equal Opportuni'" Employer 1-IRftlinge Set Up & O~rators .. ...., ., .. , .,.. HAND-1·•u ' paint &. home 1-lardwork.Jng,-christian yng r ty Se Get1 .. M CRE IT ' . ...... . Cridan-Set Up & Operate p . t s I . $600+ I===~==---I repairs. Sm :iobs a man. Laguna, aft Ii. re ~\VA~ CtievrOletgr. ' D GIRL Frid.It,)' , typmg-re-Thread Rollers Set ·up & ain1 ~, .. ~ •• . RECEPTIONIST pit, af-speclally. 979-4636, 546--972'.1". 494--0195. CHECKER qui~. Rob't Graham As. operate. ' n..,...,, ~nencc. terOOons C;.ll s.12-fof' Hom. Molntenonce -~~-------MacArthur and Jamboree, sociates. Call 492-91i1Jo. Centerless G-'-.._r WESTCLIFF appnt. ~5--8393. CARPENTRY, Dry \\7a.ll, Newport Beach '"""' p l An & ALTERATIONS 642.M26 Painting, Oean Up, No job Experience PrefeTTCd HELP ,\.anted male or Immediate openings in 1st&: er90nne ~~cy *RENTAL AGENT * ·-'! •92 AlITO Body metal man feniale, lait food servl....... 2nd .stdtts. 1651 E. edingtr, S.A. H I' too sn-.. . .. -07&::, ask fur needed. Contact Dick or .. " hour ...... (Mark II Center) Fast growin.-rea.: estate •U 1ng John. Do «• ~· c -UNITED -Exper. ~lust be over 18. 10 Um,)", 4 day \\1>rk ltA" -~.to L'Ompany In I a'"•na Beach, n, \l"t"""""""°• · l\1esa. Also part time day hostes.'I week. Xlnt corhpa.ny~ paid .,._...,..,,,., I 1 1 ~-' I t GE'T RID 01'~ UNSIGHTLY * r.ruSICIANS. Duo desirc1 AVON MAKES CALIFORNIA BANK . ""-fi•-~ ki P/time Se-"-S<alloo Al· n{'('(s ren a a.gen! or ts n· I b "· C opening. Appl y In person ut:ue '-"• ti""" v.-01· ng con-,..,, .. ._ l'l'Ca5ing!y busy rt'nl11.I dept. TRASH & DEBRIS. $12 cu ...,.o..... all John or Bill, CHRISTl\'IAS THE SEASON Dealer Finance Center Rigger Restaurant. 1 6 ditioml. tendanl. Nite! &: wknd1. J\lust have s a I e s ma 1\ • 1 LOAD . COLLEGE 557-8151. TO BE JOLLY Conln"I 'Ir. '<"Nabb to~ashion ls., NB, after 2 Ros.an Incorporated 1'1ust be exper. Hrly "'age 1· STUDENT ,.. "28 HOUSE S TTER " " " -"· =~., Do • G I A iceru;e. • <>-V't • I Earn extra money for girts p.m. ,,.l8-~ + comm. n 11 u "' l.aj!iu1:\ Reach resident SKIPLOADER & dump truck UCl coll stu vie Bal; Cdl\f; ns nn AVON Representative 3029 Harbor Blvd llELP \V anted. Dip Rubber Equal Opporlunit)' Employer Service, 590 S. Coast Hwy, Nolan Real E sta te work. Concrete, asphalt, & Newport. 637-4539. in your spare time. Call: Co1ta Mese Mill Man, also Press ?.1an, MACHINIST Lag ac;h. ~ * 494-9473 * Sa\ving, breakin<>", 846-7110 ~~,-,."-~-~~~-~•1••t I · I ho ·1t PART I me la~ I •-· . .., Job Wanted, J-ema le 702 .......,. ..,., · exp <esu'C(, \vevl!r, \VI· 1 secre "A ;i , ... ,,;: --• ---- 32 FT. F1JRNITURE Van for BABYSITTING & 1lg 11 t Equal Oppor. Employer in~ to lrain an1bltious yng WANTED a day) Abo\•e averu.ge typ-RESTAURANT local furn hauls le gen'I NEED" help at 11onie? we housekeeping, Jive-in or part n1an. Apply 712 Yorkto\1:n, Top ro. Top pay &: Top benc-Ing &. short hand skills. Call i\lature "''Omnn \Vanled to hauling. 54&-1862, 557-2736. have aides, nurses, tin-.e. \Vestcliff area. r-.1ust CUSTODIAN, for con-Bldg l. fl.B. tits. 1 cd ploym 6"-8150 v:ork ~t lunrh L'Ounll'r ho us ekprs, wmpanloru.. be valesccnt hospital full time. mm · em ent. pnparlng SRnd1vlt"hes & ~~~t'.11~~~ ~~~~~ Homemakers up J 0 h n I dail~~11~r 2~f p:: HB area. 842-5551. HO~~g E~~R-Call MMr. SA'""""1o's"'Z-739t. p~~el~=: salads. 40 hr v.·k. No Sat BftrT)'-534-1846 or 673--0647. 5'17-0081, 642--5465 eves. Day Maintenance Man • 1!,~UyE,·aDLiOdoL,PNH.BIN. e 11rs. ll:30 to 3:30 5 da)' nlte or Sun v.·ork. No spilt Boby1itti-Jobs Wanted, M & F 704 BABYSITTER, live-in, light 5 Days a week. Room for ad· .-.... .... -eek. M>-2158 aft 3:30. shifts. ClPlea..'U'lnl working ... Housecluning ho . 1 1 · 2135 0 roods. esn rnodt>rn lunch , usekeep1ng. 3 children. 7. vanccmen · nquire: at HOUSEll.'EEPER to work in ?ilaturc. must be exper. PAYR LL CLERK counter. l\1ediCal It. hosp. BABYSMTlNG in my HOUSE OF CLEAN Need House Sitter ? 5 & 3 yrs. Very close loving \V. CO&"t Hwy., N.B. The attractive conv. hospital. F1time. See Personnel Mgr, l\fanufact~ of relnforeed betM!:llts. Apply UndberK how;e, day or night, loving • OOES EVERYTHIN G • Rel. middle age couple avail. family. 5 br. 5 day wk. I C:R::US1=oy,,:P:ccl::l:::•:=an:::·____ Flexible hrs for full or Balboa Bay Club p.lutlcs seek& exper. i-Y· Nutri11on. In rtar of the Tuy care, lrg fncd yrd M~. J1:omes Ol:fices. 642-6824 11115 for indef. ~me. Vi~. ~i;1·7. 7~ .. ~~~" salary. DELNERY Route in HB, FV, p/ti~e employment. Xln't .12'll w. Coast H~:y., N.B. roll clftt to handle all as-World Store on lower lewl. BAB~ITTING~ .. my . .hwne.-. · ~-~f. Top ref. Wnte Cl8:551· ~ det. LA. Tunes to homes. \\·orking conds & pa.Id vacs. MAID WANTED pects ol pa.yrott for med So. Coast Plaza ShOppin& Xlnt cond Lovin e COMPbm'E ·ChEANING· ·· • r1ed ·ti.d·• •m , .. Daily -.Pilotr B.ABYSITT,ER, .. need. -oooas. .~te"J: .. J!-~IJ.ll~ ... ~y(~IT!)' Apply at 1445 Supen or Ave, sized t.adlhy_.. Inch.~ daily Center. In Costa Mesa. Ask Newport &a.ch ~ar . \\TINOO\VS, FLOORS, RUGS P.O. Boie 1560 Cosla ?-.1esa for 4 yr girl when 5ne·s car, 2\.ii hrs per n1orn _ i '"H.e :· "· ......... ·· ....... · · ...... -Don..Qllixoto.lfotel, .. 2100 .••. computat)oo . .of .. Ume..&..job .tor.M . Cl)~.1:!'1"1'~ ........ ~· l ·BAB--Y~S-ITrIN-~G~~~my~~ho::;,,-,, FRL EndE ESTThi 1ATFS 64>Jn6 Ca. m26. , , home sick, N.B. Own to 5:30 A..\I, $200+ per mo. HOUSEKEEPERS Ne.,..-port B1vrl ., CM &12-2670 cards, Vl'ttkly routines tor R ti eel F t Of da,yg, nighb or wk~~-xtn"t a 1cap ng transp. 552--0613 home . 847.&979. Llve in or out. Also day MAINT1':N~CE . sending T\VX material to e r !"Ince er care. Irvine. 5S2-?4j2. H•lp Wanted, M&F 710 &14-333.5 ofc. DELIVERY MAN cleaners. $15 min. r.liras.her Water Dl!trict 1s now .ac· the computer center, Oieck-Wanted : !i'?Hred corp. fl· LA.~DSCAPING, sprinklers, BAB\'SITl'ER E.xper. 1 baby For furniture slore. Exp'd, Dom~ Agency. {Bonded, cep~ng appllcationa for Ing computerized paychecks n8..1'1Ct' ott1cet· °'" comrol..ler, BABYSITIING in my home. v.•aterlalls & fish ponds, Accept1ng Appllca:rlons Ii mo. old. ?I-lust have bondable, s::ood d riving Lic'd Employer Pa)"s Feel Maintenance personnel, Ex-aga1nM: lnp.rt materials, Vet'-p/tilll(' • good lncentlve. · Fenced yard Rea,;. rates. Ace Landscape Far l\1any Types of tr:lnsp. 8-S M 0 n . Fri . _. 11 ·~ ~ •-1 646-9in cellent 1tan.lng salary & ltylng 1 .. corpputer tab runs.1cc6#-0192==:,· ===~---1 •556-®S e & Sprinkler Co. L.lc. No. Restaurant \Vork 5".Hi9-IO. reoo.u, ca ...........,,...., ""t 0 · benefit.!!. PleMe Rpply at: maJdn& manual adjustments ROUTEMAN Carpent.r 271546, &12-9780. A0JIY In Person & ll AM HOUSEKEEPER, pvt coun-!\loulton Niguel \Valer Dist. where ~. distribut-lmmM opening. S a I a r y , Painting & ANCIENT MARINER BABYSITIER wanted from DENTAL Recept. Front desk try club. \Ved thru Sun, 71281 Al.iso Creek IW, tng checks, etc. Various ac-benefits, training. Ages 20 i * ASPEN BUILDER * P h I 301 No. Tustin. s.A. 8:30 to 5:30 pm, C.M. Own &: ehairside, expcr. Sal vacying hrs. S2 ~r. ~h Laguna Niguel CO\llltlng duties u needccl to 30. Appl y al Rayne Son tddiUons, remodeling, cust __ •._po_r _e_ng_..__n"g ___ Oiiiiiiii;;;;;oi;iiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiO trans. Mature woman . ~.~1!·,,...,~ benefits. Call ~ii~~.' For mterv1ew, MANAGER TRAINEE to round out 40 hr Vl'k. \\11ll \Yater. 7522 Park Ave, cor. twork.l>avi4; days, &i:>-1056. PAINTING -Int & ext. ACCOUNTANT ~&12-4861=-"'"'-=-----.... ~ Outstanding opp>rtunity to train on 1WX, but must be Western A: Pa.z1c ofl Garden Carpet Service what-have-you. No job too Ex-per. In construction or BABYSITIER needed for 2 DENTAL choir side assls· l-IOUSEKEEPER. Profes-advance 10 manligerial posl· exper. In pmyroli. Dynamic Grove, Blvd., G.G. v.ttat-have-you. No job too real estate helpful. Position girls, 6 & 9 yrs: From 2-6pm tant. Mature,' exp'd, X-rny slonal parents. chlldre~ 10 &: tion In »60 da.ya. Our cur· d'lvlaion ot nat'I corp; Ex-S~: Part Un1e, eicp'd JOHN'S Carpet & Upholslery big or 11mJ. 20 yri 'exper in beach area. x In• t in Corona del 111ar attA. lie. 548-8844. 8, flexible hrs, ~1on-Fri. car renl man a i er 3 earn cetlent benents. Call Denese aaleswomAn, qe l) to 4(1 for Ori Shampoo free Scotch-Reas rates 645-<1383 or benefits. Great g r o \\"th Good pay. 6T";l-807S DIRECl'OR of prog ram nee. Refs. 968--0StM. $1000-$1500 mo. 1-lust have 1n.t) 5'3-ll4-4. Conte1nporary Fash Ion gard. (Soil Re1ardants). 642-$19 aft 5. potential. Fee Paid/Also BABYSmER needed for 2 Girls Club ot Santa Ana, HOUSEKEEPERS/SITTERS door 10 door canva.aa1ng ex· Equal Oppor. Employer Store, So. Cst Plata, Call Degreasers & all color PROF. wallcuvertng slate }'ee Jobs. S<:hoolage girls. Monday· some exper. w/girls 8-13 Orange Co. Domestic Agcy perience. POWER Machine operator, Mgr. 557~. 1 b brighteneni &: 10 minute lie. no. 279514, insur.. all Call FNoclGAUoEmlntment Friday, 12-5 p.m. 646-8198. nee., youth f u I type 1046 N. Tustin, Org, 997--0500 Ca!J htr. N~man 979-5222 single &. double needle. Ex-SALES Rep l't'sentatlw leach for v.·hite carpets. types of paper. 7 1 4 ; L BABYSITl'ER, m a t u r e , prefered. ?-.1all resume PO HOUSEKEEPER I Com pan· MAUFACTU RI NG per· desired. 56-5859. Automotive, w a re h o u • e .,,,.... ......, . ers nne gency ,~ , ........., ays v.•ee y. ·• """' ~ ~· __ Ion, must drive, no smok-Ass'-1·n o"lpptn' g p0,,i..,. .... _ ReaJ i:..5\ate ~ .,, ... , ...,r as =-... · err. Save .,,...,,. money •r, saving 842 •386 p o I A ---•e<J ,. d kl Bo• s~• 0 ·anta Ana ~-d'~bu-h -b t me extra trips. \VII clean 21635 A 9p "'8 1'93 SHW S -''" .x• ' _,..... • -• I Ora C E living rn1. dining rnt., & PROF. painter. honest \\'Ork, Forbes Rd. pprox noon-n1, .,. .... .. DI A HER ing, H.B. ~2--5224 . Ing & rotary press depl11. Huntington Harbour opeiuJ'li n na:e o. X· hall $15. Any rni. $1.50, rea11. l nl/ext, free 1 est. l..apuna Ni-?uel BAR mald~part lime, exper F\ill & p1time v.'knds in-HOUSEKEEPER 3 days a Must be neat. Liberal frinee per req'd, Salary, expenses, h 110 Ch · Refs. ~8-2759, 642-3913. 131-1477 ncce"""l'V, Call John at eluded. Parle Lido HeW.th u·k, mu•t have 0 --. benefits. Apply In ""r!!On, bonus &. co. lx'T'lt'flts. Phone couc · . air $5. 15 yrs. I CCO".".:..:=:.:.:::o._~..:::""-- 1 ,.._,.._,..,.. __ ,..,, --, • ~ M Wed Th ~8 •• R lty ABC Dlstributhig Co. exp. is v..·hal counts, no t * PAINTING & SfAINING cG<&-=::9928=-------Car, 466 Flagship Rd .. N.B. * 84&-0106 * on, ' Ul'S, Fl'!., !.xr ea 213/128-7311 for intervw melhod. I do \\'Ork myself. INT,IE},.'T, TRIM, ACCOUS Acfffltiiing Sales BROILER nian apply in per· Ca.U l\.Ir. 1ti.iler, 642-8044 or JIOUSEKEEPER wanted ~":ll N::-· Lll8~coC ~I • , -·~··~·~· ------- Good ret. 531--0101. FREE: EST. J im, 979-8186 Fonner yeUo"' page or ~n. befOll' 3 P!'.1. 1'1-ancis-968-348.1. Newport Beach area, 1 day ' · · Expa ..1-Off Sho 'SAL&sr.tAN & M Carpet C .. a nlng cusror-.t paperhanging 21 magazine space exp e r . can Restaurant. 31781 Ca-DISffiVAStn:R, lull & part week. 644-7515. ?>.1 AT URE I ad y for ftua • re ana.ger, f'loor Care & Window• yrs. in Harhor area. State Commission only. Ca.II· for mino Capistrano, San Juan time, small dinner house, .Oiiiii-'iioiiiiii;;;iiiiiOi ... ""I hou!k'keeping I practical Tu'O resale ottices opening ~I:~ ff:uai"~ Lie. No. 183281. 642_2356_ nppt. 646--0536. Capistrano. Newport Beach. S te ad y INSURANCE SALES nurse, 7.3 ,;hift Sawyer now! Ground fioor opportun· N · · Dutch Maint. Serv. 537·1508 ,\~mmous couple v.-a.nted j.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii n1an-older man ok, 673-1122, Gue!it Home. 646-67tli. lty for ambitious 88.Jes peo-0 exper. necess. l\tr. Lee, CARPET CLEA.1'l1NG INTERIOR Painting and to cam $100. to $1000. per BOAT CARPENTER 2-5pm MAIDS ·No exper. nee. Ap-ple. Immediate lloar time lll3) ~i'.l. STEAM OR SHAl\fPOO Carpet Cleaning. Free Est. mo. Part time, out of your Do finishing work on 31' OOMESTIC Help George No exp nee .. earn while you ply In person, The RodewA,y .ava.Uable. Immediate eam-SALESLADY for fabric shop, * 646-7811 • G42-10.l9 or 5-18-3574. hon1e. ~123. Trn\vler type yachts. Mu st Allen Byland Agency, 1()6.B learn, part time, eves A Inn, 1400 S.E. Brifltol Costa lngs posslblc. We have solid p/thne. l>lu!!.,, .~ e.xpe.r. Cement, Concrete HI-QUALITY, LOWS .AJ\"S\\'ERING Se'l"Vice some-have experience tB do high-E . 16th Sl.. S.A. ~7--0395. wknds, lull time when quall-Mesa. 567-8700. ' refe"jal! from new home seamstreM. ;,, ............. .,_ State ~l.f:! 1~•01· 280644 one to~ W'C.-ekends & grave est quality 11--ood\\'Orking. fiect. • P.IARlNE Mechanic• ex· sub-dComvlalona ,01 the Otrl.tti· SEA.l\fSTR ESS needed by l\.f Conct'Ctl"' \Vork. . .. ,,.. .... . . . yard. \Vin trllin. 5-I0-1177. Pacific Trawler Corp. Dr's Assistant Farmers Insurance Group perlenced, cstabllllhed boat ana pan cs. sail maker, yetU' round Remove ~pha.lt drive\\'YS. PAINTER desires work . 517-6908 Ed Lani * 541).1834 yard. Good pay, c 0 , CAIL BUJ.. COMS'roCK employmenl, pay according Replace w/concrete 65c. fl. Have equipment, also spray APf l>lgr. Couple over 40 for!!!'~~~!!!!!!!!~~""~ Young lady {18-28) to assist • benefits, mcady employ· (71-1) 846-1384 &: (213) 592-2845 to ablllty. Call 645--0915, aft No delays. Free est. Walks, oo tflt . 6-12-1255. ~2-~~~· Costa !\lesa. Ca.U BOAT Boy, over 18 yrs. to in heallh spa:-\Vill tra~. no V»• ..... .,. ~ 'e ment. nn Back Bay Dr., REAL ES~TE ~1 pm,, U5a7-1646 1733 slabs, patios. No job 1oo p ~"'°='-~~==~-I lak(' ctu·r of sn\lboat & 2 exp. nee. Apply in person N............-Bea h 1. N .c "onrov a nit Y, C.M. An 11man. 638-33Zi. _a_ti_o_•_______ -A/P & AIR CLEltK 1)(1\\·er bo:lts. After school any aft or eve, 2930 \V. ~~·: (';.tf ~5~·' BROKE equal opportunity employer PATIOS lks d · Sa p TIO C -• La MUHi type 50 \vpn1 & kna11• 10 &lot SRts. ~ Coast Hwy., N.B. OR SALESMEN SECRETARY co mb Inc d , ...,·a , rives. \V. A overs, Spa1,.-q.1 t· key by touch. Salarv onon. MEN & women for camper ....... .. break, remove & replace lice. Unique \\·ell planned. ... ...¥ Body Shop Mana ger assembllnK. Ex~,, ...... Our expe.rurion proanun re· !JH,les « 1N!ll department. 847-1.229 for lntervic\'"· DRAPERY work r oom . .,..._,, '-""" ires seven.I &al Mu!!t be good typlsl l\11n 66 concrel£'. 548--8668 for est. BIOC'k walls, retaining walls, Imports. Expeor &: references Jo~emale tablers needed. No pref. 8;J8 W. 18th St., Costa qu more e~ · U m•M ._:__ .......... .:._ CE• ENT IV 1 concrete etc. Quality only. APPLICATIONS for Night · _.. ..,_ C r.te18. people w1th at least 1-)'tt.J' wpm. 8C •'"JI .... -.:-•·•ut:r. 1>1. Ot'k, pa I o s , RA: custodian are being ac-~~~ .. Xu1't oppor. all exp('r nee. 1618 Ohnis Way, real ntate experience We Must have previous busln"s dr1veways, sidewalk!, brick •s. 642--lnO, Ken. cepted Big Canyon Country .,...,.;,,:iw C.M. MODELS-MODEJ..S-have the best Coron& dcJ expa-. Departmental tune. planters. Reas. 545-~3. \Vant ad resul1.s · .... IS42-5678 Oub, 1 Big Canyon Dr, BOYS OR GIRLS Employm ent CounMlor MODELS Mar loc.,. been hflt'e '1nci! tkms. Indda llail!'I dept in· Tfader's Paradise lines times dollars Newport Beach Monday-10-13 )'\"fll'S old for DAILY Wiii lraln sales ortmted per-1 \Vomen, Men, 0'1ldren 1949 Ir An! & good group quirles. Tnud. dept . docu· Friday 9am·lpm. PILOT pa[)('r 1ootcs ln South son. l\fotivatlon to learn \V/ ID\Jn..n: Models wanted for Fall and with whom to woril:. Ml,ybe ments. ~ve fln&nclal ASSEMBLERS Small electronlCl'I p a r ts 11.uembly. Exper. pret'd .. bu Vlill train. Hour3 7:30c.m-4:15pm full or eftln1c STACO SWITCH, INC Ul9 Bakrr, Co11:ta r-.1c.11a 519-31>11 An Equal Opportunity Employer stn1a Ana, betv.1."e11 Main & high earnings. Call Elly fJ\.Vll"t~IPERS<JNNEL Wlnter Fashions you'd like to join w. No Co. N.B. IOcAOon. 0\1tllena· I-'airvicv.·. "'amer 8' San Ellis. 556-8505, Control ca-SERYICES•AC.ENCY =~S ~~~ owtier--broker competition. 6"' opportunity. xlnt hen@. °'""" ''i~..,,21 '~" Empl°"""'t Agency, SEE OUR 6'178442 *mo Npt Dlvd., IAY & IEAC:H .~fsu~;:;-~,.;:,~;:rtt,:: """' c""""" 3400 .':X~c~~div~:· SUNDAY LISTING N.B. R"AL TY 675-3000 Cemer ~:·.N~,·~B;,. ___ , Distric.1 !'olanag<'r CALL mlSH HOPKINS MOTEL MSl.id-5 hr.. work In REAL ESfA'l'l'.: SALES SECRE TARYforexecu- F.qUai Opf()11unl1y Employer $1 2,000 t o $75 ,000 Jl'.:H.RI WllJ'M'E!\-10nE ex~nge for apt. or p.]ary. SUCCESS CAREER tlve offJceiof Rell E s. BROILER Cook, Apply Cap-5ronrd ~~i':n~ c8t.J0TO&~ 488 E. 171h St. (at Irvine) CM ~ ~ZJ~ Newport Blvd., New or expttjonced. Join the tate F irm . Typing 60 lt\ln ,J:lrkll Rest. Swiset t I S it 224 642 1470 World's ~t and f.MteAt WPM, short ho n" 7D CXl'CUt ve ntervlew. U e -J\10TEL MAID \VANTEO wt t >l'PlllUI~ " Beacli aftcr 4pm Dally. EXEClll'IVE SERVICES, a. a. ._ will tr I ppl · ""l'90l ~th :'no"fv.~ °or over ~ WPM. M inimum of 5 Cl lEF I I-~·r n-The INC -"$ NW .....,. • an, a y in .,.. ' off · • .U\!V .. ~ ,,.. • Co!lta ldeu. 11111. oUlces and bcoonM! a T. • a r 1 Ice e xper· BJ ue Beet. Call bef. lO:lJ SSS N. Main, Santa Ana member or our ?-.lllllon.nlre enc:e. E xcellent Co. a.m. 642.0011. 171<! 541-11625. Jan"ona' I 11.c:i::i~~. h•= 1;1.'ii:. ~l~~·-=M,"ul\Hi\='-m~n. dcl~ beneflt1. Coll Solly, "----------------.-1 ~1Hmblen-Tochnlclon1 CHEMICAL EXEC/Typist, MCST oxper. II Oun r0o !or TV PIO -·-~ •= I To learn assembly o f OPERATORS & 1trong Encllah ·mo. to mi~. R.eri re-IUN'ln I rillna'iehool. ln-1931 for appoint-.,~~ ~lear~J!:nr .. ~ 1.970 HONDA 150. custom· precision switches. Some For expancHng M<'t81 refinery bt.ckground req'd. We will Prefer ~ 2~25 q"llClted. LA,aUna. 49W1'67. Excellmt Alea: tra.lnlnr. ment. J or 2nck or ;r ~for trtvellna-. new tlrt11o electro-mech. exp. rnq'd, In Sam'& f't' Spnn~. Chen\' Pf.Y fOr quallt)'. 644-5171. * MUSJClANS LOokt r What la~ license wort1,l,.SE=',,:.,CREl'.,,;,;;,AR=Y~/-F-or--2-llr-1 1 i Cart!)' Re&ltnn, l~~tr!1 c~:f:·ur~ tor Cosla Mesa, 642-8080. lrtry background Jn IC'hool }""'EMALE, wareboult ldrl. 6 Da ya WHk c;apable manaatr. 1.t°i IO you"?. eek our JnOnthl)' 111.l~ office, computer type .. -.104 or 811-01 21 615-0478 As1flf1nt BookkHper or put exper. nee. Good co. aoocl drtvtr, full tfme. J\wll ln person Cl.II John or BUI 557..alSI. =UI to~ p~me:!iJ ~n:'-11~aJo~~ .. w~: RErRJGERATOR: Ne ,,,. DLX. furn. t-a.bin, Lske SUbM&nti•I Newport Beech bendlts. 2131921·74&1. =~7ir, ~ ·~;~ i NEED ••lit.ant 10 purchU-V1rsinla Jonet m-4811. reaponslblflty &t ch~'iiena:e. ~~kn'r~ :: =~ead ... ""''" ·~ ~~~'ta r.:L~ ;~ ~,.;~:: ::!°,.~~;;i~!';'· l~1S p~: FAR WEST !>~ = -.,;~:: R:t.~:JE .~r ~:~~(\"'~"='~'-".,."''=''_'_'red_., ~ ~"', ;,:,O ~: "'""J": tor o,..... <l>un<y lni;. s.m. reception 11uo .. ., •ll•hlly noxlblo. ca I I w""m! De~. mr Bu.to SERVICES NITE AUDITOR Why not wori< In !he hot\'111 SE CRE TARY _ prop, 833-I~ Bkr. Exp Jn ~Ing &: U.4(1' of JO $48-0844,. ~5::.:1::."~:,,...==~== Fil-· Hunt1niton BHch ·Sh rtq'd • heavy typlna . I CAR.VD> BLA(."K JADE MOBILE home lol In Pa.Im key adl:k!r requtred. Q:rm. FEMALE BEER TENDER liO!t'.I or club e.K'*". roq'd. Fountain Valley. J..1'.rt uc salary comm~n8Urattt w/ ,._. valued A1 $20 each, ~ Gl'l't'n&, loc. on aou pledon oollep le\.-el account· You d0n'1 neea a ~ to DIU\ll Potnt l6n Rtynoldi Ave l\nowtt'dge of ~"CR 4200. train wu. CaU Phll ~tr.. ex~. ~or llPIA. call, MK 10 '11'1.de ~ &l'I objoctl. M-rouno, ind mbmlp, pe.)'Oft ing u>Ul"le helptul. No~ "Draw FA111t" when you 496-9023 • • • Dave S t 4 ~;m~ P~J MR"I', Namtt, vn.J..AGE 1lEflL Productll. fil41 • 54W219, -· -. "IY• l\Jrdt,... or 13.900. f;o; $7.100. tor vecy s-er. ,,.,,,,..,,.,.. ,.. ploce on Id In the Dall)< It'• 6 bl).o!xot ••• ,,.tl your an 1 ,-n• L BAY CLUll E81'ATE, 963-4S8'1., Oalo Fulltr. SUBM:rh 5l).8(J88. qooc:t t1.u10 or !? 6*).tfOl. qu!red. c.Jt ¥i'tti<dnyg ~ l"llot Want Adsf Ca.II now ltt!ms 'Vith e11!it, Ulifl D&lly 1:qual Opi>0r. Emplqyer 1221 W. Collllt Jlwy., N.B. raat ~Its are fUlt a pbOne Need a "Pad"! Ptaot an ad! 10 .t IJ only. 6C2-16Jii. -&1H67!. Piiot Clan!DM. 64Z..~. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ... !!!'j~N~o~ed!_:a!..::!"'P!'.!•!!!O!:_'."'!.? _!'.P!:;l"~<•an~Ml~I caJI llW&)' ·Ml-Om. . CaU 641--6111. ' ' I I • ' F R $Wt ree I w Al FJI c cy To lo re • s & • 2 1 s s s ' ' Help Won~, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M&F 710 1A.;;;n;;t;;lq!;un;;;;;:;;::;;::;;:;;;;;;;800;; ~l~r• __ !.!J Oar? S.10 112 Mlscollonoout 118 Mlscollanaous Ill Pianos/Or,.ns SECR ETARIES & TRAINEE, yna man •• 0.,.1' RED T AO SA LEll Solo Fri/Sat/Sun t">IESTor dra"'n $12. ~up, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilnSllER ba1hY <":'~; W~ 126 TV, hdJo, Htt'I, Ster.o BOOKKEEPERS •M.-al le<h. ..,polrm•n~d ' STOCK TO n11; Ct:IWNG .....,.,, w/ml,.rora 135-& * FANTASTIC * ffn~h. X "' •~N· -· »~ vlfllon w/out a:la~i;. Our buye_ni havfl j\i.st 1'Qlwn-"'/BE'T'l't.:R F RNrfURL! up. s.. .... 1na n1achines, f'ltt I • · Plt:a~ call ~l.lf)J alt 7pm 1 21" B/W Zenith ~ FREE F R EE F R E E moch. "'111 & apd!ude. "' fron> ~'uropc. Ueylng ~)di <•r .twin box ""~' & troadl• $25., SlS., $4>. PUBUC AUCTION or -••nd•. lne 546-0006 8everiil Q>ntalner Load.I of mattreu bolh $30. Sofas Ll&mpt, tables, chW1'11 & all -pfANO-WANTE_D_ ~ch. •hop"'•· O!d IV°'ld """'"""· Thc11e $59. t°!l•lts $2!1. Bdrm. "''· >Ind• ot u...i wtabl ... 2360 FRIDAY 7:30 * SEPT. 28th t7141 99U25ll ii 55-%31,l * I Lh: Reindere Agtt!'l{'y 4121 Wc1h1rly Plaoo Suite ll5, NB 83J.8190 EmbUshod 196> S ECRETARY- Fee Paid. Great Qi. tn Irvlnt. Xlnt lkllla. !Work ,vrrech. 1nlnds. To S650. AltlO F't.'t' Po1dt1011s. Co.II Ell)'. fills, 556-3505, Control Carffll Employnient Agen- cy, 3400 b'V\ne Blvd .. N.8 . SI CRETARY Top notch Cai Friday needed lo hlifldle alt o I f I c e respon1ibUiUe1 tor growing 0 1 Mfg. Cc>. 642.-8080. SECRETARY · Shopping Ce nter Development Coni· pany looking for set•retacy \\1th aood fYplng & SJH skllh. 640-8330 SEC. for Archl!cr!ural llnn. Typing & $/H, wilh exper. in accl11. rec. & pa.yablea. Nev.'J>(lrl aren. Call Sue, 5a7-2442 or 557-7:l36. SECRETARY, P/TIAIE ~lust have typlhg exper. I Call for appt. G,l2-57&:J SECURITY I OFFICERS Full & p/tlnie. An op- portunity 10 advance v.•/a large It progtta11ive security o r_g_!l ri i.l.ft tion. Contacl security suJ)9r'Vbor, Tue11. Oct. 2nd, 9 am·l2 only, CEftfCO., 17099 Brookhur»t. Fountain Valley. SERVICE man. 18-35 yrs. Exper .~t nee. Paid vaca- Uon, tree medical & dental, apply in person, Young & Lnnc tin• ('11, 1;)96 Nc-v.•fl011 Blvd, C:\I SERVICE Station Attt'ndant & Luln•lcallon ftlan, Full tin1e l'mployment, npply R fUn -12 noon, at 241El El Toro Rd, Bill Hal'lh C~vron. 2 SERVICE Sta. Att endants. 1 Full & 1 p/time. Lite mech. exptr. Apply U.guna Chevron, 6M s. ·cnast 1-tWy, Laguna Beach. SERVICE Sta. Attenc!Mts, 1 full 12-9 pm, 1 p/time eves .t v.·knds. Neat, Apply rnoms, 2590 Nev.yort Blvd, Cl\1. SERV ICE Sta. Attendant p/time nites & y.·kn<l11. lofWit be eXper. Hourly V.'11.fi:'e + comn1. Don's Gulf Service, J90 S. Coaat Hwy, Lag. fkh. SERVICE Sta1ion Attendant r·1tin1c day shift. Mu111t do lite mcch. "''ork. i>rerer smog lie. Sal + com1n. Don's GuH Service, MIO S. C.oast Hv.'Y. Lag Bch. THE MAGIC PAN \liill be arriving ahor11y to complete with box 1prii1&1 A Newport Hlvd., Costa . M~ [ I~ RESTAURANT me.Ice room. We are con· inattreu $79. Sola &: Love 11:30 lO 5 Tue11 thru'SILt. 'AuctiOOffr Owners Sporting Good• 130 FrM tG You .. Is now Acceptlnj: ApJ.illca-ducllllll: 3 Day Oearance Scat $139. Kina: slit-bdrm. MISC. HOU&ehold ft em 1 , Rud y La kl & Bob 8 C "1-I klbl all I ~--------'· .. 1lon111'~or: Cooks, cook11 help-Su.le • Sfll/Sun/~fon. MM)', set $"139. P inette table & 4 furniture, J1ewing machine, r " rown R. • ....,.~ laDe ' new; dlsh -" I . many llems! ~ as low ch•I-""· s.~. Ch•I', J vacuum, halr dryer, lamr,•· Th Ap II S cralr1en1 • iCllle·~ midgets, J Lines, :l Tlmn, U.• cr1, wa .. uef"!I, san tnnon, •• .. Atmol,.., 169. 11811 ... .-... Don't Mis• ii' F urniture & p a nee •lei N-,-•·-o 9 8 o I •••Iii•••••• lll1ad p1-ep, ho5t~t~111er;, tables, 2 l&mpc, all $1.ffi. ~r wJ !llin'Or, I>~ ... ~ • .,,. ...... 0 ' • • • I' w&iten:/waltrcl!ilin, hu3 help trees $39. Oic~ts $69. Bu!· Sofa e.nd lovneat, 3 tablei;, more! Sat & Sun 1()....5, ~ BANKRUPTCY-tofi quality, Eastern name Unpacked O.S. Dlgitron, '-10 VING! Frtt to aood .l hart d A 1 . fell $69. Dressen $49. 2 lamps, $199. Sre<.-ial MV· "!tlbro St., Chst.a ?i.1eu.. Bll!e Mruc. 'S c~I for home, purebred b I a c: k ~Ill. PPI 1~ per-Chair• $12. Bookcue1 $49. inp on housefuliJ~t! Cash &:,~s.~7=-<;<;~19~·------brand furniture : K Ing Cherry bednn set , iservo radkl ~cl01Srna out Greyhound,.t tL mog no ~ · thru g:1n ,?1 s. C:~i It Commodes $59. Occ. t11ble1 F'irtanctng, BofA ava.llable. PATIO Sale: Ladies clothea, Cherry chest on chest, Cambridge maple hobby, super values. C.all papeNI, hoosebroken, ~hot~. Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Sl2.SO· aockJ $.59. Occ. REPOSSESSION CENTER costunle jewelry, port . dining room set with hutch, Maple mini-Sat & Sun, 496-1.537. ti(:\'(!$ lots of exerci&e C~ta ti.less. I Under 1he s. tables $l2.00· Clocks $3S. 619 E. 4th SI., Santa Ana stereo record playen , lrg J1utch, Gigantic maple trestle table, Maple SKEET & Dove Shootcn ' 548-8791 Coe.st Plaza Sign, No. tiide !'!!~t~! 'em up & Daily 10 to 7 *Sunday 11-5 Ice chest, 40 cup perc. Odd11 knee hole desk, Maple coffee tables, TV, Rentlngton 870-SA, Grade 12 8~•°'1"00cs'-o1~d-, -0o~x-er_pu_p_py_,1 of rn:w Bullock11 v.ina;J. The Antlque1 of the Wor ld KING 11lze bed &.-!ra.me S35 ~~_,end6 ... ~:.. NSt'o furniture. Cash. and lots o( terrific misc, all styles, Herculon, ~~P·t °!!ooYi!n~au~ v.·hite,• clwnp b r e e ti I n r Magic P11.n . An Equal Op. * 22 Rooma ot Antiques Bar stooh1 $4 ea. Gree~ '?A'°6 ""u . N.B. Sat 29, 10 Kr bl M f f t ,.-..._' 110."11""' takes. very friendly, h II e b r kn por. Employer. * From 22 Count ries \otealolherm .... ov:.,~. "H""'a, .... ch~_&,1,SAo-w°'T"·c,&~S-UN~-10~w~,-. -P-a-tlo sTOeR;~E ar ~~q~Tt~ ad~t!:;:~a :ecan. ,,...,.. 138 47th St. ~'B. ~f~· 3 yrs, shots, UNUSUAL 0 pp or . Con· 1957 Newpo rt Ave. ""' _. · "" ...... ~..-E · w· d. · ·th 1· hied valesre111 ho11p. tma an Cotta MKa 548-0033 rottee & end tables $50. furn, Slym Gym, R. C. astern, Bas ic-ttz mmg set WI 1g Store, R•staurant, CARU)S I: C l ara be 11 e , adorable 8 v.·k old blk & v.'ht kitten5, shots, b:< lmd. 6-M--0139. unusunl growth oppor. in a I""'"""""""""""""""'"' 2-plece blue naugahyde sec-plane, records, I ad i es China Cabinet , high b ack chairs, 2 Captain's Bar bookkeeping position . A~TIQUE re f ec tory Uonal makes twin bl'd.1$35. clothes <t4l, b & w TV, chairs, leather table cover, custom Jiving llealth Can'.' rel ate d <hbrary) table 6' long with 7 ft. Chinese red <:ouch $50. misc. 34SI San Rafael Cir, room set, Io-boy bedrm set, LOTS, LOTS background helpful, hut not heavily carved p e des t 8 I Upright treezer $45. 673-6466 ,;C"-.M'='-. ~-~~~~~ MORE!!!! REFRIGERATED ~Ii Cuc; StalnlC:!t.'I steel 11team table ·with Inserts. 673-5:178 mandatol')'. Top sal & lap, dark finish $150. or SOFA bed romer groyp, MAG wheels for Maverick, 4 Q O E E benefits. Please ca 11 , trade for English antiques. walnut lable, $85. \Valnut lugi1 complete. 9• blk lcatht>r ANTI UE L V RS AL RT -Many old TV, Rldio, HIFI, h."EESHONO dtf)(. 2 )T old. ~lale. Comp. ob f' die n l' e tnis:. Nds atten t ion! ~1278. 642-2410 f<lr a ppt. 496-4123 {ca p t st ran 0 bdrm set, triple dresser, sofa, 2 mo. old & ninny antique furniture pieces available on re- Beachl. • comer unit , 3 drawers & more household goods & quest!! Including: oak c hests, with mirror, Stereo 836 URGENTLY NEEDED 50 TRAINEE ASSEMBLERS VOLT lnatant P•rsonnel TempQrary Service 3848 Campus Or., Suite 106 Nevtport Beach 546-4741 Equal Oppor. Employer WAITRESSES FIDDLERS Ill RESTAURANT --J UST OPENED ~k m:'· 8:A"greeG n sofa, ~in~~o Sa980t·~un, 9-5. 96.3 Ottk wardrobe \Vilh mirror, sideboards with bev-RCA, Zetllth, Sy 1 \'a n i a; Freeland Pre An Ant1que11 i1e P owi ...... reen occ. ~·=· ~~==c-·~-~~-eled mirrors, inlaid pearl, brass hand1es, Largest selection co Io r , lo.lisc. Antiques. Turquoise chalr $2;). 6 blk _'::'.inrl ~wive! GARAGE sale Sat. only 9 to beveJed leaded g lass , 1877 Bible, Smoke box. black & white TV & stereos COCKAPOO. all shots, housebrkn1, 968.-7445. 1nale, J13 yrs., rabies cert., ve ry loving, J..,lry & So Forth. Hours . chairs $60. ::07·2l55 or S. Nev.' Caravelle ski boat. in So. Calif. Priced le1111 U:30-5 daily except Sun. & 547-9239 650 lo.tcrc, skis, gas cans, ITE MS SUBJECT TO PRE-SALE than the diK'OUJlters v.·/3 'Yf' LrrrLE stray kittcu needs 'f ""' W t l~" St C tn CORNER Group (2 sofas, tape deck, tapes & much picture tube, 1 yr parlA & good home. Long haired 3 "on. Ol1"1 es "u' ., os table, lamp) $60; Rugs • more. 1960 Wallace, Apt No. TERS service. Most ·74 models \n colored fcn1ale, :l wkl, lo.less, 642•7331_·_ ~~--9x12 shag, U)., 9x12 plush 1, C. M. 64.'>-1289 MAS ' AU8TION stock. '73 models priced to 1 -'~=· ::"=·~---~--1 * ANTIQUE DOLL * cotton, $20; Botti bumt GIGANTIC Garage Sale. clear. Cash 90 pllU'J or terms FREE to Good Honie, Cock· 640-17G2 orange, Atesa Verde Antiques-Oak tables, chairs, Come Browu Arouncl-20751/J Newpart Blvd. to 36 mo. ABC Color 1V, A·POO n1ale, blk. 3 yrs old. Appli•nces 802 557-8831 brass beds & more. Bring B•hlnd Tony's Bldg, Mattrlali OO'l1 Atlanta, or 190 4 6 Very alfectionate. Ph : DANISH '-IODERN 1 o · cash, make <lffer. Sat-Sun Costa Mesa * 646 8686 Bro o khunt, Huntington 1 _,962-::::,..:c393:;:c.. =~~~~- FREIGHT DAMAGE SAt:.E ·orange-tv.·eed sofa, blk 10-6. 1740 Newport, .0.f. -Beach, 968-3329 or 962-5559. LAB/IRlSH Setter-7 nios. New Hotpolnt ref r I g's, recliner chair, \Valnut stack GARAGE Sale, Bookcase, 4 I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! U"Plt rc-H T Home m--obedience traJnect-mbrim, J dlshwaiihers I: range a , ta.ble11, l.11.¥ oil painting drawer cheat, pool table, tertalnment center, 8 track blonde, J blk 675-a:e:i. washers & dryers, factory w/llght. table lamp, youth stereo, old pump organ, Ml1cell1neous 11. MJscell1neous 111 tape deck, AM/FM radio. FREE :'s' yr old fenlale warranty. Honer Accordian, 49&-3669. P.1uch more. Call aft 6, or -Stereo, 18" port rok>r TV. not • BEAClf CITY APPLIANCE EXOTIC AFRICAN HEAVY duty Hec ... 'Ules M~or, $900. 49Z-5458. Siamese-ca• te~ 3623 W \V 780 HEADBOARD 3 storage Sat/Sun, 556-7517 14, 1 boa.rd t 4 pen.mental. Cail 979-5313. , -N, arner, SA 545-0 co mpartnientK, mfl.tching NEIGHBORHOUU garage Ap1mrell. C~ from ele. I OTraP'~I " & 4 'mo o;;25 COWR TV, home en· • nvABLE 1 blk & •. ~ ~" · Tustin, Orange · ht t d H ·1 bbed saJ-•-291 gant gQ\\'l'IS, or Kaftans, IOJ)5 cy • 1 er t .. ~s • ..., • t er ta In men t center, UJ yr. · wn~ 998-5656 nig s an en age ru ..-,xpt h, 1 0-4 pm , v.·/hot pants, cotto1111 & silks, Old player piano w/~..an· Al\ol/FM radio, turntable, fem. "people" cat. Shots, COLD~ R•lrigerators \\'alnut. Cocktail table con· Something . of everything. exquisitely rmbroiclered, one ckilt.n, approx. 15 yrs old, Motorola. Fan'--Uc --•. spayed, bx tmcl. 644-0139. .:Jrv J .. temPoral')', Pecan finish , Come pick & save. 1140 11 1 drafting tabl -UQ .. VI .. , Kenmore wMherR & dryers 493--7131. SaJlnu Ave, Costa Me11a of a kind OR Gisele's own 8 ts s e .._..,, $:rlCI. 847-0093. ~ TH. Geld Horse, good Disro11tlnued Floo1 ~fodels Kaftans & Dashikis from Jewelers bench, all fornuca ma.Men, 12 yrs. (15.2.} Fot Reductions to $lOO END table, solid birch, $79. GARAGE sale Sal. only, $12 10 $l 50. Sec us at $500. 644-1998. LATE model RCA Color Ught riding only. 546-5245 Sean, Roebuck & ()), Llngerie chest, 5 drav.·er, Ai:et. coUee tbl, lamps, Pepper'I'i'l'C FaU'f!, 1514 w, ILLNESS !orces sale. New ConBOlc .. pecan wood cab. TO Good home. Lova~ 9 Now Hiring \\'aitres.scs Adants at ~lagnolia, H.B. walnut finish $85. Clock dinette, sv..1ngs, household, Biuadway, Anaheim, Thurs/ 100 amp stereo $350. 15 cu. Xlnt Still in warr. $285. ._ _ _. Days & Nite11 962-77Sl shelf, birch finish, $24. baby furn., 17091 VanDike Fri/Sat 12-S, Sun l2-6. Santa ft. freezer $l5 down. & lo 963-2963. mo. female part Shep1~. KENMORE W••"-· 17 S 642-900 =Ln=H=B_. ~~~~~-Ana f'rwy to Manchester. payments. Pvt. ply. 968-6767 STEREO T ' console Fidelity e 544-l.l!!; e Apply in penK>l1 ...,,,,,.. ' DINING table & 6 chain!, ROUND_ Oak Table. Press 10% OU with this coupon . Eves. .llghbl Gerrard Morr ls LOVABLE Shepherd pups. 6 ~1 Laguna Hills rito.11 ~= ~ ~ m: $60. 6' coffee table, $15. back chairs, carpet, silver, Gitele's only! WASHER & dryer, 3 mo old, Comp. New! ~to yi ng wks, bi&' & healthy need WAIT-RESS • Easy Gas Dryer $50. Free Chaln lamp, $10. Yellov.• golf clubs, Much M.isc A BOOKS~BOOKS-BOOKS girl's 5 speed bike , 58S-5532 or 837-9685 . good homel'I, ~2540. Exper. & Mature \\'aitres.s delivery, guar. 5 4 6-8 6 7 2 I.hag carpeting, $10. Call turnlture. SaUSUn, 4 5 3 Bought &: Sbkl children's toys, misc . INFONICS Cauette Copier, KITrENS, 2 male, 1 Fem, I wanted. S days a wk. No 847-Rll5 962.-3279. LenY.'OOd Circle, Collta Mesa lOOJ's Used hanlbe.cks/maga ~ Model-102 1 yr old. $975. or wks, trained split shifts. No Sat nlte or "21;---°"CU""°._,,F'l,--~Refri~7. --.,,.-SOFA & Sloe.n Hide-a-bed . Ne\Y Wrought Iron Dinette * Specia l Feature * TWO laV.'!UllO\Vers riu Seare make ofter. 556-8597. * 540-2679 * Sun work. Unilorm furn. F'ree::i:er, J ):rs old, ~ $899 both excel cond, each $175. set, glass lop, $65, some PAPERBACKS top Craftsman Dia1adjust PORTABLE TV blk & white, UVELY 5 mo. female puppy Pleasant v.·orki»i: conds. Sacrifice i\fa.ke ottr. Cash. love seat $25. 8xti silag rug, furniture, art items, Sell ~~ price knot $-10; model 400 $15. 18", 557-95.10 2680 Newport Needs a family. Medi<'al & ho~p benelits. only. 9871 Flamingo Ave. 37 n. drapes, wood chair, out-1 ,c675'°'>-~2668"'-'c._==~~~-Trade 2 for 1 642-9054 ' Blvd., C.M, 675-4595 eves. Apply Lindberg Nutrition, in 1''.V. • door blind11. 49-1-llQI SAT only. 1712 Highland Dr.. 'I'hE' Book Treasury OFFICE desk, furniture, GE Stereo portable about 7 FREE to good home. Beagle rear of the Toy \l.'orld Store TABLE black & ··-•nut, NPWnnrt. 0~-ains galo-""7 I" 1~" s C'! "" • ' · darl. 6 ka old HOTPO!NT Ret . l • ...... --·..-ucur; '" ..-J "'· •u1 1., ""'8"""5 game•. Yamaha. clothi .... , ........ old.Goodcondllion,...,,.,. o.:, mix, mg w on lov.•cr level So, Chas! ngera or, round, plu11 23" le.al, 4 black incl. furniture. '¥> ;•o Pl ho · cc , · •pprox 11 '" ft ~ -·· * AUCTION * •>c. Sat-Sun 10-5. 15002 After 5 pm. 833-3849. pupp;.,. 546-5316. ru:.a I PP1"K ·~·n l'T, 111 • ' ., 6 """' ,..,,. naugahyde chairs, $70. Bar, RATTAN b, ... w/2 stools Ca~to•·-H.B.~,.,..,,, .---.-_ - - - -.. ---fl Costa i\tesa. 1\sk for Al ning condition $15. 642-3963 .... , .--.... o..-...-'"'° .. • aft 5 Pi\I or aft. 10 A.,_1 black naugahyde $35. Xlnt tape rec, mlni bikes, wall Fine Iu.nriture & awilances •WANTED, Encyclopedia, -..............--_...._,.._ _...________ - - - Casbara. wknds. cond. 833-1737 inns, 3000 Ceylon Rd., C.~f. CASH for la1e model n c·c en t e d Ill 0 n 0 f WAITRESS, EXP ER. \VA s HER s. dryer, THE Bluffs, Maple dresser, GARAGE Sale-Sat & Sun. apptiances & funtititro, etc. Americana or c 0 11 i e r s, btwn be dependable. MHtu~. dlsh\\'asher. Reblt, guar, $50, '-1aple Hutch $:1.00, King Furn, clothing & misc. 9122 Auctions Fliday, 7:30 p.m. M0--8649 Apply in pel'9ln, Su1·r & Delivered. 839--7620 or headboard $25, washer/dry. Regatta Dr, H.B. MASTERS AUCTION ---------1 Sirk>in, r,930 W. Cout Hv.'Y., 54fi..:.521B. er $150, xtnt rond. 400 Vista AS IS GARAGE SALE 2075'11 Newport, CM &16-8686 APPROX. 1200 Sq. ft of 6 ' 9#~'1/1~ N.B Quinta NB 644-0398 .,.,Ao~ V Bah"" Tony's Bldg. Mat'!. mo. old pl,uah yellow carpeL Se i S · Sal •f ' MATCH' G pr-~akl.,;-' . *'"""' ia Burriana, Mission u11.1 s= ~ .. u• =~ rv ce taliOn eg,, an * WANTED * r '' ..... ., T\\'IN beds $125, 8' Gold Viejo, Barcelona Homes. ~ '""' or .,.,..st 0 • ;no-;r.-.. Full 11.uto !\fcchanlc 2281 lmperla.I elec, \\1a11her & I f 1150 c.....i~ "85) CARPET layer has access to ;;; "' • ·~~ A OONll'DNNT afOfi'PNl ANO -<fd 8EWWG OUIO( POfll THt. Neo;i.-pnn BM!., Ol8ta ~lesa 1-losteu <Ntt 21 & bus boy. Dryer. Good-cond. Best of. ~ v. '°a · v• "'" "' · • BABY Items, lots of goodies, WATER SOFTENER 66-23lll fUll ldtfftJ. Meals & be~ fer. 642-BUS. 5 gold dee. chest $'15., 9692 Delafield Circle Hun--Nev•r a..n UMcll :1 ~f:~ S:n°rfi shag SERVICE Sta1 ion Help, run fit!t. Only happy peopte need NEW GE dsh/Wlb, Kenm<lre Ehlban Alli 75en 84dln7-3982rm table &. tington Beach, 96&-7#t Lifetime factory guarantee. m . ' apply App'" In -f'!llOn mom .. A c a.I.rs, 1 · · 10· Go!d velvet coudi, -or p/lime. 900 E. Coast · v .... • \\'as, ... r dryer co mbo , HIDE-A BED MISC SOFA Regularly sells for $695. ings or make appnt. 557-9530 2680 Newport mvd., SPANISH-hted. King BR set. »I DWtdND BALSO · ww sell cheap! 642-097B. $500, · sell S175. Tappan • ---~°"-'."' .. c:o.,,,. ... !!!I -':._ For 1n ad In WOl'Mft"I WerW Coll Mory Bath 642-U71, ut, 330 SHERwyV,lNCE,wSportl BchF/l.° d WOODY'S WHARF C.Af. Trp. drea.ser, db&lbed mnT. • 2 ISLAND ' A ~-~-~-~-~-~-~~-!!!-~!!-!!!'"'~-!!!~~~. refrig. fl5. 675-0158 a . 1me ay5. 2318 W NNport Blvd NB commode!, hdbd • no-l""~=C...,~-~~~-.;,::; 1967 HONDA Jffi, Boy's 27" ··r..rusr ~ e~p;er. ·Afro; 19th"&· -· ·· G.E. Auto all~·cle dl')'cr mar top. Ex. rond. $295. MOVING! Must Sell! House FOR SALE Cashmere coat, Schwinn AntiqUe d 1 n in g 9uicktst Coat! Jiffy Crochet! Newport, C.M. \VAREHOUSE Aten &:. Ship-G.E. Port . Dishv.uher. ~2543. fUll of Fumlture. 851 Dom· mink collar, $40. Mouton chairs. S42-64l9 ping clerks needed for Bronze Both like new. $75. lngo Dr NB ~2417 jacket $45. Silver Fox cape Sll!PPISG CLERK lighting fixture compnny, ea. Firm. ~ 10' BLUE quilted aofa, 2 Twn · $75, all size 10-12. Playpen, *BIKES~ Men's 10 spd, $60. to S3 hr. lnuned. opcnlng contact The Wood Lighting quilted beds Pre ad s GARAGE Sa.le 19352 J errilyn troll potty hr $3 Men's 10/&pd frame. $10. with electJi?nlc mfg. ro. All Fixture: Company for ap-FOR Sale: used elect dryer. w/match hanging lamps. Ln. H.B. Sat A Sun 29 & 30, :01t ~~bs & k...~ s,ls. Arte~j Girls ~· bike, $5. 962-32'79. you ne~ 1~ knov.•led,i:1_e of" pointment, M&-290l. 3 temperature settings, with dbl pink bedsprd, .8.S$0rted 1_10._s________ easel $8. Call 4'00.-286S. lp~~a_l _ _.~~'p· 111&'. & <le 1very WELDER. ORAN.•f~'TAL drying rack. Very good con· -'°~t~•~p~ilc.lo~""=· ~S3~7_-3531l~--DRESSER $30. Gas stove 1u.'1."l.1 ... "' ""'' dition. 839-5022 -Household Goods -114 PORT. dshwshr. Frigidaire. $30. Llbrary Books $10. All ECHO JOB AGENCY IRON E..XP. LAGUNA SEXXX> \\"ater Softener. c.ocxt AtAPLE table, 4 chain & · Imperial. Wooden t<lp, front In good condition 548-8545 • 315 3rd St., Suite 203 494-6376 condition. l1';). 633-~ or lazy susan, f75, Tho'iiks OAK bdnn. sulle $50. Olpper load, gold, used 2Yrs. $125. LTh.'E new Crafts m an HunU ngton Beach 536-1"39 \VHO WANTS TO WORK? 633-«i6J. conun~ $45. Dcyer, e BradI. retrlg. $50. \Vhlte Sear's vari·speed 2 belt ex-lawnmower w/catcher. $75. STUDE-NTS DRIVE A CABl Rent Wo1hor1/D~or1 llt'w $$. 641r8823vi. La ~~e:'more "-asher S 2 o. erciler $65. LIP! cuckoo c.au aft 4:30 p.m. 549--3807. CHOOSE YQut hours, \YOrk • r KINGSIZE Le tta tex ~1819. clock lJ(l Solid cherl')' \'t'ar around Silt openlnp for for yourself, be your own $2 .\Vk. Full malnt. foam matt & llotlss match ~~=------bookcase SSO. 979-5147. Mo'scollanoous 861es girls a L o.c. Int'! Ca * ·-·~ * ~-· tt 9 mo Jewel~ 115 1 7 boo. Men or v.-omen. n o......i.w" ......,... spnngs ma ·• · · r HOBART seal-& "oot Want-' 120 R"cev.•ay. Q\·er 1 , no ex· .. A sl!,.ht1.. handicap-". $5{1, 962-4.l5J. • --~---------•es. El-·.::· food "-------.... per. nee. $2 hr. 8-12 hrs per uo: • o.J i=u \VASJfER & elect dl')'er. GENEROUS M:l:LI '""'"''"' ,..~ ~ -wk. Apply at race.,.,-ay. Ne a t-Oean Appearance. Need.! minor repair. $70. WALNUT t In is h crib e e cessor, rolling pie t able, e WANTED, Money Safe, VII, retired. ~ 25 to 70. Call 645-7156 w/Kantwet matt. $ 2 5. 1 rommerc:lal 4 drawer pina approx 24" 9CJ. Sony Reel to 1----------: S\JpPlement )'Ctll' lncom~. REFRIGERATOR, 5 yrs old, Carseat blue, $5. baby • RfW'IRD e O\-en. 5tainless steel kettle, reel tape deck. Reasonable * • * Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a 2 door, auto defrost. walker $3. 644-6448. It metal racks. 29-19 Randolph 645-8375 or 835-9469 da,y. Apply in r.1'90n, 893.~ 9' GOLD & White Sofa. Orig. St .. c . Mesa • -~O~R~l~E~N~T=A~L-R=u~o~s~ TRAINEES MACHINE SHOP YSle~~~~· 186 , 16th FRIGIDAIRE Stove, deluxe Sl.200. Sell U5£1, Brapd new. For return or any 11'1· NEW $320 Riccar dlx sev.· Private_l~•«y needs several " ....,.. ' model, doubl e oven, 41" Gold & Green lamp $350. fonnatJon lead!, to return mach & tbl, $175, Range & ~ WO~ 1= 21 ~ 0~0 v.ide, $175, IH4-53S3. Now SlOO. ~. o~ a gold four eat clover oven to bltln, $75, Nev.· ~~DR-EN~~· ~'5-81'13. •~ p · . ~IAYTAG ~rt h EXCEPTIONALLY fine P , approx, 2 .inches in canary or? breed unit, pay o u s e Mon-Fri, ll-3pm. 1zza rv a-was er Armolre S450. 99 .. Herculon diameter, with J e w e I e d 12pr+ 2 fiighl!I $ 125, wanted, please p bone , Burger Restaurant, 17185 peri'cct rond use anywhere sofa SZJO Guild & Lyle horseshoe ln center: alto, Canaries. Misc. Electric 544-8874. Brookhurst. F. Valley. a\'OC8do $ll5. 673-7153. GuJtan, ~1577. gold locket Cwas on chain), . base guitar $80. 64.5-6456 M~.~,l~c-o~l 7ln-1~t-ru_m_on-ta~l22= WOMAN to clean office, DELUXE Avocado Washer&: approx. the size of a nickel, CARPET BROKE_R_ store & apt. 3 Days, a pprox. gas dryer. Xlnt cond, $225, 2 DROP Ud maple desk· lnscrlbed in script FLA VEGA TENOR BANJOS 15 hrs per wk. $2.75 per hr. like new. 836-9061 for Into. bcheslak & ch.m\h~ .. a~ ~.are deeply ~ ~~~.,t purehp!··~ """'• •'-~era! Professiona:I, exeel. $ 4 5 o , .M .. ~ ha••'''· 642-1753, ask . o o case ~........,..,,. .... uu.r memento& &: the k>ss Ul\N :T"" ...,,., ... _ e&r-w nde lik .,75 ,..., · FU l4L su:e gas stove, good .... .u "-'""' ,_ 1 1 1 -All lo Bel ,..._,_ o r, e new, ~ . for Steve. condition. "'"'""'J· "' JTep aceab e. PLEASE, ...... co rs. ow v.-uvn:-c 11. s h . Hard c ases , - \\'e have lmmcdit1.te openlng!i tor tmlnees 1.>n our 2nd shift (3·11). \VOMEN interested in ln· 675-2269 LDVELY NE\V SOFA PLEASE het U you have side. Installation avai1. Con· {714)645-8517 Appl\l .. •a.1111 nlwrt hove the }>'/time. Custom Shade & •REFRIG. good cone!., 16 • 645-6547 • Eves. & v.·eekends. AUTOMATIC GAR AGE Better then ~~"8:-is: 0 terior decor & sa le s. AND LDVESEAT $150. any 1nforma n -GG-3589 tact Dick Lester, 566-8752. BUNDY Tnun 2 Id ~ fullowlng: Dr&pery Shop, 35.lS E. Coast ::· ~~ ~r $13.5 & DINING room table with 4 PRIVATE ESI'ATE DOOR OPENER'. Fine11t 644-5544 , - e J .. 2 Yr1 m•chine ' · Air OJnd.ltioner cood. $5{1, 675--0101 Engagement Set, Perfect, Special $139.95 inst a 11 ed JORDAN Base Amp, 1 15" l ' \ Hwy Crli\f 1..::=::.· ::::;:-;,:.=,· =· ::.· __ chain & eic'tra !eat Xlnt. DIAMOND, Wedding A known 'brand. Reg. $~. [ ~ .°\ lshophl'hmahoot•ll~ W..2~!::earu::,~C:1?lbbl~~: X1n~~OSJOO BEDR00~1 i;et, ste~. truck =l~!!h.Cost$S75, sacrifice \\•/5 yr guar. 893-.1577 or speaker, =oond. ll20. ':< ',..::.;.·~· t;•-..: ... ""'t'{ • 7077 • ,.~ • ' .. ' .fxt~ B ... e.·· n 9 IC • CO Rag Ir: Mop. $48-0757; -~~="'=-""'-==--tires " wheels, ml!C. W22 DIAMOND 3 Row \redding =530--=~14=15·~---=~-Offf F 1 / I " Iago I or mlllt1ry ~60.:75-:..:656'1::;::·:-~---=---: lo.tA~~~~~ W. Wllson, C.M. Sat &: SUn Ring .. Cost $2250, sacrifice OS;!~i'f&. 1~· ex~!: e;:ip .urn ture/ 124 ~1JES3681·20 11 , l erv Ce, WOMEN : Lagunn Beach Call 84l-5257 TRUNDLE beds, romplete, $875 cub. Q.rpewrlter, f75. Bookcase -<N. Please your favorite girl e Must b9 1 ble to resort motel maid \\'Ork or ---'=-""-'=---orig COit $470. Sell $150. DIAMOND Stud Eaning!, type headboard &: misc \VALNUT Desk:, 3 ox 6 o, with snug sllppen. - reed mlcl'Oftt9flr. lndry. 1''ull or part linie. Bulldlng Miter1~. I06 . 494-9522. cost: ncm Sell $4.50, Perfect, Items. Dll)'l 67:r3.Ut or eves sv.·lvel leather arm cha.Ir, f_ • ....rr -1fr~ .,,_, Give her a welcome gift i e Also rea d almpt. 4&4-1196. -~ BIRCH end liable, $ 2 5 . Dawless. 637-5805 546--0990. good cond. $100 tor both. f lllMiMt 111"°"1.... cozy slippers that cost pen =I rlnts. YOUNG lady 18-30 una.t· e Surplua. Bui kl Int c.orner Fomrlca • q u are TOP quality T u r q u o i s e JUST Remodeled. \llrought 494-9191 or 493-502$. knlnie~~ womrsuledel wieroclb ~~· t • I II I tached & no hang-ups. MATERIAL • 1000'• ~NEW table, 38x38 $15. 548--07'33 Bracelets, Rlngs, Pendants, 1 t 12' d. ·d EXEC -···I chrs 115/25 •·-cld ·-% ·~ • •n ca y -Good v• ron gs. e. room 1v1 er ,,.... .:JC\: POP thla qui e coat on In-~m -•., ol -~ ,;._ 11 __ ..J ,,.. HotltM work eves. ITEMS! Doon, lumber, pty. 8' gold qu\lted couch whoJesale prices to the w/ marble top, double lead· chni $8/24 Desks $20/90 over everything to go ivery P:iie~ ioTr gtzes'S M" c nwu. pay &: nice apt. Al!O opd. to wood, alum aheettnc, mold· S95 pubUc. ~1-2509 ed glass enlr)o doors. Sliding Pierce 867 W. 18 CM 642-3408 placer Choose polyester or 1nc1··--'A--' • ' ' foreign travel. Mall repliea ,.... wlndo t ~• MUST Sacrtll I door u• ~o I ~. ~. Rate R111:1e lo; 3121 w. CoaJt Hwy Box .. ,., w!t e c. ..,,.,..._,,, ce, engagement g asa · ~•A • SMmt Corona Electric Of. wool knitl, fl.anne., tw~, U:.VF.NTY·nttt $2.'7-$1.51 50 Newport 8each 92660 BUILDER~ SURPLUS SOFA &. J..oveseat only 4 mos ring ,and wedding baJ?d TENT "\Venzel" 9x9, Ney,· fice Typewriter, $95. Sturdy. with. or without binding. for each pattern _ add 1~ D • ......tfna U!'m Ex-r, MIS So. M•tn St., S.A. old. leu than 'it of original never v.'Om $150. call L&Virtor)' w/faucets, 3 Workl ~rfect. 54&-7234. Send! cents for each pattem Iii t-'"'" r-Mon t.hru Sat lG-6 """l • ......,, .:-between J.8, 847-2034. .. ... ,,ng --~ •~ -Is Alco p /O 12:.r. Printed Pattern 9 3 61: .. ._ ••-" -~ c."...--&A~' Plu1 10c Sh lonus tt.f: 5t6-1002 G..";,.;.:s;;; 112 M.chlnery 116 Ci:mera 7e11';nd'"" 557-9'530 ianos 1"9•ns u m1sses·..s;.zes s. 10, 12. 14, 16, i:: ~th I I["' J = -2680 N'""'°" Blvd CM. Free 0 le 18. 20. SI•• 12 1oost :w> ,,... dellvtry wfll 1a1re Company Paid ......... "•• v Cameras a DEN turn. '""'ping .... h. IMPACT Wn:nch. $60, Cos! ELECTRIC Golt C•rt•. 1250 rgan SSllllS 3 yards >I-Inch. -or ...... s.g l 9nefftl E~ulpment 801 couch, chalr, table lamp. P:O· Angle under bulfer each. Marine Surplus. 3.307 8£VEMn·.,1\IK ·riC!llNTI Alk:e Brooks, the DAJL Spanish deror. New, best of· $65. Cost SUS, used once. So." Mtlin, Santa An a, As Long A1 You Like I tor each pattern -add 25 PILOT, 105, Need! Antlqun 100 ZEISS lkon w/3Smm & fer, &J0....3103. 548-mt 5'1;;-s.;51 Non·playcn I< playen wel-1 ~~ ror ef&h pattern tor ~ •• ,Box 163. Old ~11 WtR Establl&htd 85mm le"'"''· lripod. Kod•kLA "~WN"-.!':~Sal~e~I ~2968~~Red~ .. --~ •• ll•M'°ff::10::0:in''::a::....,=::,---;l"'ll ==~...,,-.,--=-,.,..,-.... com• lo •1!'1>d Tu"'18' """',.fall and Special Hand!· S..tlon, New York, N. • ook Thi Carousel slide projector. ·•uuu MODEL'S Sa.le, F as h Ion ni"""t n.t 7·30 PAt \'i'a..wft'li't tng; olherwh1e thlrd-c\ul lOOU. Print Name. A~ Non-Union L •t 1 Antique eAmeru . 4 611 C.~I. SWl. U-5. 9· rreen 2 N R • 11 De¥1gncr Clothes. Like nev.•, '6" • • dell"11ry wm tab tbne sap. Pa&Un Nombet. &>:Ulna fine qua.Iii.)' tumftun!, IOfa, $35. ODDS A ENDS . orman o c "w e from A'Prot>08. Sz 8 & 10. everyt>ne o I plftY "'-eek.I or men. Stncl to NEED L ECRAIT ~ Company O 11 paintill!P, ' decoralor $eaghort!, N.B. S73-980;l. you \Von't Bcllev1tl I Llthograph8, u n f r nm e d $5-$25. 6.f&.1136 the orpn. maferlalt Mari&n Martin. tbe DAD.Y Crochet, knit, etc. n. pit"ttS, lneludln& many Or. KOWA 6. camera. Artl1tProof.1J'1r:ry 557-3915 PLA~ In & II tum!Med. PILOT 442 Pattem ~ dift<tlom SOc. • Apply 1ll """'1n Mon-1-'r'i 8 am..f.:30 pm So:turdtly Interview• Sept. 29th, R am-12 nool"I BERTE A CORPORATION 11001 Von Kar m•n Irvine, Ca ll!, 833-1414, ext 294 or IU-1421 lquol Opp. E mployff ltntal plecff. Private Home w/telephoto &: wide angle GARAGE Sale, Sept. 29• 9891 KNmrNG ibach1ne SWiss 0 .. _nd• ~." 3 "°,~ maron!,· Tom Dleter1Ch · In charge. 232 West '••" St., .,.·• ._...t 'MacnnM 8ciet. ~·--•-•· Pl call ... len1e1. Make oiler. Call Splnl\Aker. H.B., c 0 u ch' •1 ti doubl bed $125 U "'" ·-· PL--•--•1 -t v• .. 0010 -· eue chair, queen bed, baby "a c, e • · ca bike, antiques. 111.ke otter. nvrlW -£·~ York, N.Y. 10011. Print Buie, flancy tnots, pa · appt: 714-507"'259, "73-315L lblnp, clotb8. all 3pm 962-8574 557-7939 COAST MUSIC llAMll. ADDUll with t.n11, Sl.00. ANTIQUE Store CLOSING PBTIU Camera 35mm. auto GARAGE Sale, Bdrm tum. 70 YARDS used shq carpet. * ?ttUST SELL! 6 " l l • • Newport Blvd. at Harbor ZIP, mE and ftYtll ...... 1 crtdlet a.Pat ' Sept. ~. Brina Cash, make A manual, m4!1:M' vtvttllttt, tan1t deck, bikes aqwu1um, Bt"'lge tones, pxt ~· $95 SUrrboard; 10 Speed Bike: Costa ?tttaa. Nt.IMaa.. lAarn b&, pld\lt'fll! · olrer. Dealerl welcome. 1un1Mde, 4 mo's. Xlnt cond. Ktiittlecreak BedspreJd. 'l'87 646-U 1 pr 1wur1ruz glau lamps; I •..,.iiiii.., .. ,....,...,.,..I SEE MORE Q u I c ti ~·A i:.t.nt Gtft ._. Sat-Sun lM. 1'740 Newport, --~="'-------Wendt, 1..quna, 494-1284 PAM ~ mo or ? also wooden "illnfitte set: 645-M41 PIANOS -ORGANS Fuhiona and chDoie or. more than 100 Otta .. CM. Furniture ~ '110 3 0 9 16 th p 1 , c . M , Mag \\•heels A wheel1. ~lake Bo AT t No equlpt., e5ect New It Used. Gtt•I .elecHon. pattern free from our ii 00 "'UICK CASH "-"==~---~ Frl I Sal/ Sun. ~· nk, 0""· -' •tovo, silY<rWlll'O, jewelry, C'1mpelellv< price•. OP'• Sprina&Jmmer C.l&Joa, AD o,.;,...1o A--· ,.. • COUCH • 'nVESEAT * t ·~ ~-· of "ALlllOST'' antique 20·· ••II di.dln, Sal. A Sitn. tllJ42 £\lea. lc Sundays., The best tlusl Only SOc. • • 11111 • W<.J wa er~ ... ..,,...,, • J rrll Ln t.tft nH -.'"' deals an: 11lv.·ays al: INSTANT SE."Wl.NC BOOK ,,· .ri-a,. Bool~ • 50e. THROUGH A ,,..... uood, 1100. olhenl 646-3670. 13" wide , .. h .......... II • yn n u -··~ II h -lodoJI, -tomouow, -"~t IJ ............... Magnl,Vox 1V S30. 968-7910 GROUP pnee aaJe. Sat 4t thni '$90 ring up. 968--1359. 1.fUST saertfJce 19" conaole Wa ic I Mus.it City 11. 5lk DAILY PILOT SIMMONS Sofa Bed, new, S.tn M, rugs, .........,, VEGETABl.E • fruit Juicer oolor TV 1125. Medi!. ""· Sooth Colli! Plaza S41>2830 INSTANT f ASH 1 o Ii q.;., -l _ 16 .. """"- burnl c~ f("ather, mullt bikes, clothtnc, 1712 Paloma near new·ha lf pr1ee·w/i111tr llClfu $2j(), 4 dm11o'flr rbtsl BCX>K ... f:f•Uldnds 0 I :ior. W .ANT AD lee! Sl1S. 675-6999. NB ~ & l"eCfllpe books. ~\2-92'17. $15. 3-8 pm. 847·Xl!M. llAl\l~tONO ~pinet organ faahloa f•cla. ll. . . Afldl!Un• Q11ill nook I • 642•5671 TWIN bedo compl """'"' Any day la tile BEST DAY to 4 DRAWER Sleel tlkt, "°"" MEMBERSHIP: N • w po rt 1775. Retri• $97. 8olh <xc<I itie tolll.,1 drew lo U.. West. !>fie. f.fal'IOllll'\Y bea1.Hlluli $ I 5 run an adl Don't dtla,y •• , cood:IUon. Y•le lock. S.f5, Beach tennis Cub. Call cord. 6 7 l 2 Lau:ttlhunt. • .a DtJl1 PUot Qaailled ~ for Totlal'• 1h1lc • enah or oiler~ CALL OAn.Y P!L<Yl' GT.>-0394. ~'!•!;!0009~· '-· -~.----_:.!8'1~7:!!-00~7!\!:!, !""~ooon~c_· ---·I••••••••••••••••••• I ,, ~ l ) • " ' 1 Here's How You Can Ute , -· . FIVE CONVENIENT' OFFICES Our Famous Dime -A· lines f TO SERVE )'OU 1"511' • ,, •••• !.I ..... ~ ....... them.,.mallthomwlthcorrectca•h our amous mJ ..r•DUNE·J,......w.. now.,..s..-c.M. tooneof...,r4canvenlontoffl<u. ' I •NEWPORT BEACH .. 3"3Nowport 91..i, •No 11 .. 1to.;k. produce or plants. DI ME A LI N ES e LAGUNA BEACH , , , .. , 222 Forol Avo.. • No commercial ads allowed. • • e COSTA MESA .... -. ...... 330 Witt ~y e lach Item must be pri ced with no item ·e HUNTINGTON BEACH 17175 Be1ch Blvd. aver $ 25. e SAN CLEMENTE ~5 No. El Cimino llNI ntANSMlSSlON cooler $5. 2 ~tAPLE bunk beds S2ii. TABLES, chtlln, $2-$7. Ne\v KING slie bed spring $15. SURJo"BOARD 6'4" good oon-JEWELRY 50c-$1. Air t'OOler J.940's·l!riO's WOMEN'S hata, BROWN recliner chair $12. Air conditlon reciu1.rgc kit Mattrcs~s $15 each. ~'fa.pie carpellng large and smaU King •lie mattrell:s $15, both dltiQn, ride• good $25. $25. Surnt ornnge king ~ 2Sc·S2. Pu1"11t11 JOe..50c ClO!et 24" dl't!P x 36" wide new $4. 342-7917, coffl>e table $25. 2 ma.pie 11lc<:e11, 50c--$5. 111 en· s , tn good condition. Dioolte 54>29'l9. bedllpread $10. I-lockey game Jewelry 5c-$2 Columbia hl·li x 72" high $20. Portalllc \VOOD food box $25. Wood ll;.l,r ~hairs $11 ea c·h . \\'Onlcn's & c hi I~ r c n' 11 table with extra leaf and 4 -S~MALL-=-=~.-,-,-co-m_p_re_uo_r_$_15. $5, Turntable with amp $15. r ecord p I a Yer ' $1 5 typewd ter $20. Paper for car top druTler s 2 5 546-2'172. clothln~, sh!rt!I,. su1L.r,-ties, chairs $15. Snmll card table Motor $15. Paint IPf'll)' gun &y and ll~di('S c.lothlng, PhoDQgf"clph stand $1 . 5 0 electrwll\lic t"Upicl'$ S~~xll Tn.ilbhuer Compact Atove COUCH $15. Desk and chair l!k.-S4. Aho11Cft \\'{Wk & $.'\. Sm''ll garden wheel bar-and hose $5. No tank needed 12-14-16, SOc-$1. 548-5046. Record11 S.C.35c Wine bottle sheets $20 for 1,000 shee1s. fl, Fabric car, top carrier $20. Two chairs $10. Dresser garden tools. &-$3. TV, row $1.50. GI 5 gallon watf'r 548 -7234. 1 361 E. 2'lnd St., CM cnndlehOlders 20e each . .1257 8J,iix460 rolls 3" core $9.50 $5. 20052 Picrvirw, H.B. $15. Coffee 1able $25 1''1oor l"C(..'Ot'tl ]>layer, toustel'!I, CMS $3 each. Small tabJe 0114-<0tlxl ,"O'o--'~::,,=~~---'---ROTARY Conway, CM, near Baker, roll. 1 of each California GI~ 20,. 3 speed bike $25. lamp ~ ~dit!s bloUIK's $1 $346. consters $2. 548-4592 2 TIRES $15 each. is $1.0. ~:~r {;/:,'ilee:·· ;R~ F'airview Comniernorative coin issued 20552 Piervi<'...,., H.B. ea<~i. Onldreru cloth1ng TV CABI-l\'ET SlO. Modt>m SATURDAY: 9xU acrylic ~t~ ~H~ih:~ .:tu ~'1i Cabinet radio-phono, an-MAPLE twin bed frame $2. l9'iO. lur&e silver $25. SinaU each $1. Oill me al 67J..8515, easy chairs $20 each. gold rug $20. Child's lamp tique green $20. 6' lo\v back Bates bedspread $1. Girl's silver SlO. ~ brnl4!l $5. -1!.~~Ji?~~e~:~10. ~~ri~ ~urt~~CCJ;:us Corner of ~r~'iF~~Y!25·~ I 1ot hs~t. ~ie1ai!ar o t1.!o~ t Chil:~~ ,~~ae~para.:=~~~•-•Y_._ne_v_•• __ •_•_e d shelf table $20. End table ~~~~~'res~:S~a;:sate~~: .,;;~~ass;;;;64~$2;2-~·12139~345::.:::.·.,...E_.~19l~h-S-t., <,11~!!1.',""io'p1;e ,!·01~' ~~scS~l LADIES Vllliity !able & mir-Books 50c. Bed headboard car $5. Toys and clothing 35eyeM",!"maeurtoama•~-e~~!:~ ~-E. 2'lnd St., CM. $1. Easy·Ba~=$75coven8 11111.?5 CU1 SJ'OM fanb1~dc s h I r l s , '"-' · "• " '' ~-· · $15 Craft containers SI ~ 257 \Yak r: rest ,..... -.,. ,_.'6.. Games, toys ;,...~ u e tn e egant nc, 17%" neck. Girls fake fur coat site 1·2 ror. $20. Matctung brass & p· ·lure frames s2 &: ss' CM ' e 0 ' finder model, Expo 11 u r e G. H. Bau tan leather gall board 35c Sand pile pots, 33" sleeve, worn on(.'t!, $8. 2 matching step end wh1tt!: bench $S. Also ,•snlty 1~~l Ml Baden-Powell. meter $12, both ib carton, shoes, 8% D, near new pans le-Sc 1257 Conway, original price $18--$22, now tables S5 each. 2 matching table renl C'r drawer SlO. F V Euclid & Edinger ' VERY clean ladies bike, blue never used, 6 mo, old. $12.50. Men's suits, 42-38 CM, near Baker, Fairview. $7 each. 552-7654. lamps $5 each Pie pan cake Oak table $16. Table lamp~ · · · with front basket and kick 54~7234. $3.50 and $5. l\1en'Nhoes, pans, loa f pAns Sc:-$25. Somc 42" have 2 at $25. Double SURFBOAllD, 6 ft, $15, stan~ $25. 26xl8 in. bird 1.-02°' .. '-"'SN~o=w=s=!RD=-sall~. ~bo-at S~IC good shape $3.50-$5. CAMPrNG gear box for car 2 Boy's Stingray bikes. 5 books & games. 15c-50c. foam rubber n1attress $17. 963-23-17 cage, clean and big $.'). J ig needs centerboard $ 2 0 . eostume jewelry s e 15 top $5. Army stretcher for speed, 3 speed $20 each. 36" 968-2927. 6T:r-0922. N.B. 119 B 34th St. SCHWINN boys Stingray, saw, table model $10. 5% in-...__,10, for -·'!boat -. Sail $2 50-$2.5 Ladies sllOC'S van $1.50 each. Sheet fiberboard wardrobe $'1. ch panels plywood $25 1 •ni iXl-' ~" ' ' ' blankets 25c each. Child 's Bunk beds no. Plf'lo'OOd SHOTSHELL reloader $25, \VOOD playpen $10. Crib-ex· $20. 963-ni7. -!-inch ply\vood $5. Very old for Snowbird, like new $25. 5'>-lr-8% $1.50-$10. II.fetal ice waterpl'OOf snow pants 50c sheet, 5' x 9• x ~~·· $15. 3141 .38 a mmo $4.50, 4" pislol cellent condition l_"ilh mat-GIRLS' 20" Sch\\•inn bicycle coll ectable Johnny \Valkcr Ladder for Doughboy pool chest $3.50. Gal thermos jug Child's hiking hose 35c pair l<erry Lane, cM 545-3349. DIME-A-LINES Are For Private Parties ONLY e . Ads From Busl~eu Addresse1 Not ~ Accept.cf e Advertisers vlol1ting t h e s e re91..1latlon1 may be in vlolatipn of State Franchi•• Board & local busi- ness license regufa .. tions. case $.~. Texan i·eloading tres!' .S25. Wood pul!y chair $8. Smal.l tricyf'le $3.50. W . k $4 50 64 2573 $5. Set of American mags $2.50. Large capacity turkey Scotch coolers 50c·75c Hand dies $10. 6.5 Jar> rifle n s. $2. 1?1~pcr pail Sl;50· Bear Large pitchback like new his C'Y tray · · · 5-· 14'' Chevy $25 each. Set of roast pan $3.50. ~533. WIUU('l'S 15c. 1257 Fairview, BOOKS: Out of print girl's l l!!""""""""""""""""""~I RCBS dies $10, l'K'\\' 4 track for nding $2. 8;\3.-9114. $3. Creepy Cra\vlcr set com· 4 U1 PILI01Sl'1 ERE1d D 1 bab •,r chrome wheels, Ford 15" $5 ANT IQ u E newspaper&, CM, near Baker, Fairview boo0_ •,: ~,,"~ 00 0 ,••$1 1'. SOcDr.· DooNnn1<>,.1_ tapes .~/$1, old 78's records BO,'S Schwinn stingray bike pl ete with cooker, goop 'and s too s. ig it go htg 1 c · both. 2 new 5 gallon gas printed 1881, well preSE.'rved '" .........., CORONAQO npt. ' s I 2 e Sl . 14 rug shampooer $5. S20. V\V front hood $lO. Jots of e.xtra molds $3. y,·ilh S\\'ivel seats, like ne'v cans $3.50 each. 548-3134. decoupage $2--$5 a page, 4' x 6' UTILITY trailer $25. tie $1. 646-1046. 003 W. 17th, refrigerntbr $15. 64 Chevy sea1ed ean or 6 handb~ls .S2. 5.20x13 tire good tread $2.50. Comics a nd J\1ad books $:;{) each. 96S--0775. LIKE new cloth$, women's Double sink ca bin c t ' 4' x 8' sliding glass door $25. ,;;N~o~. ;''~·~C~M::.,..,.,----= pickup windshields S8 each. new tet herb.~IJ . $2, f1sh1ng Girl Scout uniform $1 .50. S.S..25. 536-8062. DRAPES beige 26 ft. by 7 rt. size 5-10 Sl-$18. Girl's po1·cehiin for kitchen Si5. ~1atching$2 sc~l4~· Mash 1-IJGH qua 11 t Y ttversibJ(' ~~cfh~l~l u;i~: ~l~~ngvy reel $4, 6' f1slung rod $4, Childs bike seat S2.50. CAR bed $4 Bed roll good condition $fa. 846--9448. clothes, size 2--4 Sc-$1. Oil paintings, o ri g i n a Is playpen · braided. broadloo1n carpet pt'•kltp doot·s ,,. each. ocean rod SS ocean rod & 646'.-3680 · T · l $4 Fr ed · $15-$25 Venetian bl' d 45 AlITOMATIC ho I s I e r with pad. A steal. $2 a yard. ~ .,... reel $IO fre h , te rod & · $2. Play PE'll $3. Cosro seat GlRLS clothes very large ricyce · _a m •mnTOr · in s, US· $850 38 revolver holster 5'18--5.160 .548--8109. reel $5' 'sink:rs v.~-~ boat 2 DISHMASTERS $18, $20. $4. 20552 P iervie\v Ln, H.B. assortment like neo.1• size '$5. l2x12 Beige rug $l0. ed $2 each. 642-4282· 175 ·so· 1 f ed ti · .,::;:::..;=~·-.,..-~-~--ELECTRIC drill, I'.. 1·~. ' ' Cai· vacu11m " 2 19" TV 10-12 14 all for $25 8'"9448 Green loveseat $1 50 Suede 1 c22n=,:d=...:S~t.~, cC~M~·:.._____ $4. · n ra·r ro ssen e GOLD tweed p i c k e d _ u p • '" seats $2 new fishing lures '"' CAMEO Sho h It -. ...,... ' ' . $20 546-3749 644--TI83 ~-=-•6.. . 13 portable needs work $20 res w e BOYS 16 .. S 1 · b'k $2S boots $3.75, Couch and ARl\1 chairs cost s 4 5, I .!=:.·..::::°"'c:::.-~~~-broadloom. 19x13 plus hall ~·;Jiil;. pistol case • Re · gt t · $20. elephant sale over 300 c iwinn 1 e, · Joveseat-$20 729 Center St 'fi $14 50 675--6841 TffiES, set o( J78-15 belted runner, 15x3. gOod condition MARINE head $15. Large air 1 I I I r, ,.• I . ' ' ; I • ' ' • . • . 9mm a1nmo $2.50 bx. S&W S 7:i~n t>!~~er F1 · items may be suitable for Child's school desk $10. CM: 642-8850° " sacn ce · ' · 1'lrestone \\•hile \Valls, half $25. ll95 Paularino, C~1 jack needs work $ 2 5 . 1--h,N~oj;;. "'39i;;,;,9n1nl_pistg! cJ!p_JS. _1 m _18_391~,, _ · C.ha ooi; gifti.' Beautiful Ecru lace Thermos_ catalytic heater Q · 1. CARPETING 11'3" x 12'4" wOm $6.25 each. 1-L78-15 $7. 549-3545. li'F.>-S2.58. ,vater T rame $10 ora amp · -n - -nne t 1 eclotfi "GS'~~g-~$10 --Child's-61r--dT a-w-e r---UAI ITY good..._q U-a -l L-y blu~n------'h1gh-low-szs:--sef---Of-----U78-1"rwliitewatrl 1ii•--=iiiiiiiliiliiiiiiliii~j-==--jiiiliiili;;i-i---lawn' .,._;;;ov.·er fram~ $1, PL., N.B. 673-l60J. ;a~le ~n~ns p I a c e'm at~ dre~ser $25. 842-3772. braid e ~rev er 8 ab 1 e J)()uble bed $2S_Fra1ne $10. 3 retreads, ofI junked car, one _, " , , I• ,, planter boxes $1-$2, 2 wigs GIRLS "Brownie" dress, SOc-$6 Candlesticks Sl-$5 % TON trnck load of ~dloonl ~~a ~2~1 twin beds and frames $25 n10nth old $7 each. l·G78-15 $5 ea, pattern books &, all size 8, tie, cocks, hat, Beautifui natilUl ivy desi~ firewood $25. p h 0 n e ya~~ .. v53ao50anon me a each. Dresser and mirror half \VOrn $5. All are 1973 m~rchandise ~displqyed in n1anual $8. T...,,in ~· c:o~-& Spanish wrought iron can-962-1230. .-... • .,..,,.. ' $25. Lamps $4. CoHee table style lires, CM. 645-2768 . dnveway, sale starts ll am plcte, good _ cond1Uon $1:>. de 1 ab r a s 1 2 each. ELECTRIC oven $15. Dishes $10. Baby dressing table $15. Saturday & Sunday . 17441 Boy~ btue twin ~pread,,,sports Hand\\TOught fire P 1 ace FOR sale: Norge gas dryer 15c to $1. Clothes 25c-$1. 810 Baby hamper $5. Stroller $5. REFRIGERATOR $25. Elec- Marken Lane Huntington 'd('Slgn, niatch1ng 36 cur-grate & log carri('r $20 $25, 847-7,192. E. Oceanfront, Ba Ibo a.. Toys 25c. Child's Mrd tric stove $25. Power saw Beach. near Beach & Slater, talns <tnd traverse rod $6. each. Comfortable chaise \\IALNtIT d o u b I e bed c6~7~>-~71~92=. -------plastic pool $1. Folding $15. Oicst drawers $15. King 842--5901. \Vorld 1!1ap f~amed $'.!. l\tlcsa nc\\"IY painted SL'i. Extra bookcasC' headboard and EXCELLENT baby things: chairs $2.50 each. Massagc1• size cribbage board $20. GREAT Books year books, VrrdC' :iW--OOa.1. long double sheets $2. Slips frame $20. Bicycle child car scat $8, Twin stroller $5. Hose $1. Ant I q u c Screen door $5. Typewriter $1.50 each. Gateways set, '6.1 AND '64 Yamaha 250 SOc. Goi..reous tailored carrier $4. Portable stert'O $20. Uack paok $6. Bike ~at ntahogany table $25. 2 mir-$20. Soldering iron $4 .. •• h h 820 Ch'ld' I Chairs $4. V\V pa11s $5. $25. Bookcase $7.50, camera par1 s. $1-$25. 2-327 Chevy spread, shades of gold, P ooograp · 1 s P ay ic•~·--""'~'-~2~1~38~.-~----rors, 21"x83" $5 eacl1. V\V Floor s crubber s15. $25. """'le beautiful rocks. heads. •to. 847-1 757. orange, sa<.>fifice $15. Or-stove $3. Baby scale $6. Bus back scat $10. Card ~" ., 846--3683 REFRIGERATOR $25. Cross Hydraulic bumper jack $13. $12.50 ea~h-Una~ridged COSMETICS, Mary Kay ¥.!' reofors. crystal wine or · top freezer with self defrost !able $4. Forn1al dress, size Battery charger 6 volt $5. ~clopedia top rating S2f'l of.f, $1 ·$.1. Also many wigs & mai~ glasses S3 each. BIKES: Two 10-speeds $20 S25. Both excellent shape 6• s5, cost S45. Fur trimmed Gas pipe SS. Basin $5. Steel Bible $12. excellent. Greal hair pieces 10 quality s2.s7. BaM\lare from $2 set. Elec-each. One girl's 26" bike $8. 6Tr2124. coot $5. Attenhaufer skiis beam $5. Car cooler S5. Cof. n~:·~i:rt~:o~!:~ ~7!~h ~ast~~:U1. H.B. ~t ~:1~1i~ia~:~:~-~~~~;:~~~~~cant:. _-N!i~A.~~cf=i~~.~'-D-E_c_\;"_a_~i-hr-1-k,i-5: =~::}o:i.l~~~=t: ~: . ~~~ $5. Scissor jack $5. call LI. 46669. ·BLACK , & \l/h.1le i-:v $10. Stunning contemporary elec-Black vinyl recliner SlO. ~~=-· -------Bed pads Sl . f.'laterial $1-$3. PANASONIC. dark v.1Xld, ELECTRIC kni \Vomen s Sc~w1nn Bike $10. tric wall clock $12. Misses Portable air conditioner $10. MAPLE spool bed, single 130 Pearl, Balboa Island AM-Fl\oI, lable radio, carving fe $8. Black & \Vhtle game table dresses size 12 & 14 under Vacuum $15. 30xtiO wall mir-with mattress good con-675-0158. perfec t cond $20. 494--4482 ~~do~el~~ ~~nfu:r :: ~"h~I~ u~~ ~i.~!·c~7~ ~:..d~~s~~n~u:ffl!~~ -g~;~ ror $8. 30x50 wall mirror $7. diti9n~S25. 642--0834. T\VO cribs $5 and $6.50. TV 3Ti;UILTS from Vermont, $10. Oriental salt & pepper BBQ 50c, High BBQ $5. 2-673_1m TV-Phonograph conibin-COLOR TV antenna good cabinet with lift-up section $5. Cushions 50c Windoy,· 16" ivheels S2. 962-7408. · ation $10. End table $3. condition $15. 644-TI83 on top, perfect for-bar $8. 3 over 60 yrs, old, Good con· screeru;; 50c Foam w('dge . 2 LUCAS sq 8 fog lamps $15 l''i.J•eplace set S5: Portable AUTOf\.tATIC \\'asher, good speed bike $5. Old 3 drav.·er dition. $21:42). 499-2544• $4.9'5. 3 piece gold wall \\'EST~NGt:JOUSE sew 1 n g each .. B.1\1.C. oompe.tition oil record player s::i. \Vall pie-condition $25. Elecu·ic dryer dl'esser $1.fiO. 2324 Elden V\V Bug for parts -l\.1otor decorations SlO. Jacket SS. mach1n .. c hke,,new $20. Bunk coo1cr ror Sprint or Cooper ture $3. Chest-Hi \Vaders, S 5. 1\lan's 16 lb. bowling No. I, CM 833-2480 nins badly but it runs. Car Tire chains, never used $15. bE'd $5. 17 . all charuiel never used $2J. No lines. 2 size l~ll ~. Wigs $1-$5. ball $l. Ideal Race car set, ROTO Broiler "400" $7. $25. \Vhl'l'ls $12. 790 Gaviota Picture prints $ 2. $ 3. :~:~le ~~i1:i~nstan$l 2e;· fiberglass bucket seats \viUi Camping cots $1. Ladies rompletc '55. 646--8447 or see Plumbing nipples, valves Dr. Laguna Pegboard, 2' :< 4', 25c Cab ~ · upholstery, fair, $22. 2 Roni clothes, sizes 10-14 Sl-$5. at 2'236 Placentia, Unit B. 12c-50c. Machine bo 1 ts DESK, antique, solid wood. carry case $6. O Id 847-7001· shOCks for ply front good $10 Games und toys $1-$3. CJ\f 11~"-8" and 10", J2c each. excellent condition, has refrigerator, not '"'v..'Orking, GENERAL Electric washing each. }~reshly P ai nted 968--6920. 191:62 Tonga Lane, _.:::::.,._~=~--~~~ Joist hangers l5c each. deep and shallow drawer on good for storage $1.50. New machine in perfect condition Schwinn varsity frame and 1-f.B. Near Garlield and BOY'S 26" Royce Union 3 Toilet seat n .50. Mop each side, roomy cenler _washable..sheepskin .. rug $5. _$2-5. .. .PJcase call after 1 pm. some accessories $ 2 0 · Brookhurst. Gl enMar track speed bike $25. Racing ban-bucket $1. Near new bird drny,•er, excellent for stu- Wrought iron rail $3. Plastic 842-0710. · 675'-6195. off Maikai Street. die cars, excellent con· cage, for-small bird --$14. dent or den, $25. English flo lOc G · l 11 dition. 727 W. 20th St. CM wers enume ea 1er SATURDAY, on 1 y 9-4 UNIBOYAL Fastrak , truck CHERRYWOOD chest $1 to 642-5487 P ipe vise $2. Pipe dies $10. riding boots, v.'Orn twice $10. ~k $25. Almost new Psychology, Editor I al , tires E78-15, 4 ply, almost forgetful lady 548--5360, I co:::..::.:::.:,.._~--~~~ New Kirby vacuum at-Terrariwn lxlttles 25c eaeh cann1stei: vacuum cleaner Architect. Records & games new $20. Each, toastmaster VIKING 85, Reel to Reel 5 Ft. walnut dining table $25. tachments $6. 100' light con-or 6 for $1. 646--0913 after 10 $15. Varuty $3. Ganien ho~ lOc-$1. 20552 Pierview Ln oven like new $10. Ice chest stereo tape recorder ... v.·ith Couch $20 \\lesttiend electric struetlon cord $10. 4 round AM, please • $2.50 CUshlons 35c Big H.B. , used once $5. Umbrella k broiler $25. 5 drawer chest steel construction posts $9. K>'EEBOARD al garden shears $6. Decorator ER Spai-1 · clothes line $3. Dress foi"m pre amps $25. As· for John $12.50 Iron $2.50 Electric and $7 each, 2-8'4" and •n • spoon, most fireplace broom and pan set SING . • ~an .~ing size 14-20 $5. J{az humidifier 673-94-40. can opener $2.50. Sat-Sun. 2-7'6". 548-7011 • neiv $20. 545-292S. $4. Beige bamboo drapes, machine $25. 2ffi52 Pterview $5. Sewing machine cabinet ll'\12 GOLD !lveed carpet 194 l\1onte Vista at Orange, WATER bed, 3 day_s old $20. COJ\1PLETE '57 Ford wagon: 144 x 84" $7 pr. Short green Ln. H.B. stripped ready to finish s,;;, $23. Schwinn 3 speed girls Cl\I 644--718.' \\'Orking for pnrts: 4 t.ire!I $4. Gold area carpet $6. FLOOR to ceiling drapes Glidden exterior house paint bike $25. 552--9281. 1 -3=B~IK-.E-S-15-.-•• -.. -_-3-,-peed-$25. Battery $9. Doors $2. -Pair patterned lined drapes J-lcavy boucle. Lavender. tile ivory $3 per gal 359 GRODINS niens suits. girr s bike SlO. Trundle bed CROSSBOW $20 Bathroom 380 Mira Loma, CM, 1 block $8. Dutch Boy e?Oterlor stain \Vil.I cover a wall 16' wide, Nassau Rd 557-8'112 · (perfect) 1 green. 1 brown. S2:J. Antique walnut table sink ~· har~ $10., 10 N. of University, off Irvine. S4 gal. Full size box spring reL-ently cleaned and fan . · · Straight legs. 2 pair each. $15. 2 stuffed chairs $7 each. si;iee<t bik~ $25. 4 inch cw.i 1 i "_, LY pink c h i t f o n and maHress $15. Bisal folded. $25 Blue SYlfl& lamp DINGHY 8 -n. $25. Oars $1.0. sun only., $15 each. 64~. Antique trunk $10. 2818 pipe, 20 $6. Mahoga ~rmal, size 14. worn once carpet $7. Full size v.-'icker $5. 847--6319. Roat cart $10. 100 ft. hose CM 5"5-0038 1t-.1mber 40c ft. Golf shoes. in wedding party, paid $65 headboard $12 Tea bags, BABYLINE crib !\la le $10. Revere w.are pots & LA\VN mower, reel type, Loreto, · slV.! 10, $8 Body parts: 66 at Robinsons, sell for $25. package of 8 25 Loose tea d' . $l5. ~53P84· pans Sl lo $.'>. Louvered Briggs & Stratton engine BABY crib, good condition and 62 Impala, 66 GTO, 51 546-93.58 in cans 25c Teapot with 12 Good con ill.on · ;:ooo.-• y,•ood windo\v shu_ttc1·s 29x~ $25. Fireplace st.it, irons, $15. High chair, good con-Chev pickup Sl-$25. Steel -""-'=~·------­ i'.ea bags $1.75. Large can-SPANISH ~~ee table 1 yc!lr \Vid.e $20. 2 white_ plast1c screen and electric log $10. dition $4. 531-1173'. , desk drawers $2. 64a--0656. 4 LYRE back mahogany vas pieees 60c y,•ith groum-old $25. Triple dr<'SSer m1r· patio sunshades i::i. 2 lg TV ant<'nna $1. Slacks, some ALARM clock Sl. Color TV, CRIB and mattress, white, chairs $25. R.ollaway bed Utets. Teddy Bears $3. ror & headboard 2 night pressure cookers $1 0 . old, some new 25c-$2 w, 28 two not working S2S each'. very ·good condition $8. $15. 8 open ft•arne shutters La.mp shades SL. Sweater stands $25. 962-4353. Sunbeam elec new .deep fry to 32. Sport coats. suits, TV, blatk and \vhite, tv.'O Beautiful car bed and $6. Decorator h~adboard rx Unusual light ceiling LADIES Royce Union 3-speed $10 .. GE steant iron . S2· sweaters, 39 med. 50c-$3.50. need \\'Ork $5 each. Gourmet matching stroller SS each. $25. Coming coffee pot $2. 8 tlxuuu $25. Flood lights $1. $23. Ladies 24" Schwirm Chr1stn;as tree holder, hles. Kids rubbel· overshoes SOc. magazines, 10 years be.ck Jump seat $1 .• 644-2301 CdM beige 54." drape8 $2 each. Anlique s 1 7. 5 o Back bike Sl5. ·11.len's 3-spced $l5. decorat~ons $10. Box of Retractable clothes line l5c each. Electric denture Twin box spring, nlattress scratchers 25c New sy,•ings 842--7917. books $;1. 613-3772. $1.50. King size and regular cleaner SJ. Bread box, new VACUUM, older Hoov er ~~llY\vood frame $6. $3.95. ~by garments, hand G3x2Sxl2 \VEDGE\VOOD blue 2 ROOMS of used beige 13d~~bsl~. ~fad!lpercet~1~ with cutting board $3. ~~lg~5.$~at~!'!6:~ech~: c::::.;:::"------~ made in Portugal $8. Baby hook 2 1"'r 125 carpet. Nylon, good con-Gourmet cook books $7.50 · $12 La BUG EYED Sprint parts $25 sha\\'I $12. Wall brackets 4". case . s~a 8 .· dition. 12 • x 1o•6 · · and motors $1 each. 646-2762. each. 645-8595. nice · wn mow-er S5• each. Engine, transmission, 6", 8", 10", 1~"· 50c New 8" ~:~· ;~s,3ng ~~!:· 1~~ 12'9"x10'6", both $15 2129 10 SPEED bike $10. Parrot 6 DRAWER double dresser ~~:'ndo~ sJ!d:~ n!!; rear end. hood, grill & hard dolls $3. l\1us1ca l dolls $8.50 gage $.1-$5 '''omen's dresses Seville, Balboa Pen. cage $15. Breeding tanks $5. with formica top $ 2 3 . $7. ~'>-~ top. 496-7319. · Canvas shoe s 50c Renlnants . · $5 Flourescent light fixture $2. .!'.'.:...:='.:::£::'."'-------DINETTE table, 4 chairs 25c-50c-Sl. Unusual holder s .. ize 12 & 14 . • ~ach. AVOCADO oaugahyde sofa Hanging light $.5. Fitted Eureka cnnister vacuum ITALIAN motorcycle 98cc $1.5. Nile stand $l5. 673--6640. for 9 cases canned goods c.omplct~ Brownie uniform $25. 2 rattan ;;ectionals $25 spread $5. World $2.so. 3 cleaner $7. \Vestinghouse $25 firm, need a clutch IS. \\'all paint $3 gal. s11~ 6, $5 .. ~irl Scout leaders each. Automahc_washer $?5· pair yellow kitchen curtains upright $8. 30" louvered cable, everything else OK. WET suit, brand new, Short Rustic cranberry scoop $5. un1forn1 s1zc 12 $5. Lead~rs Copper and \\•hite venetian Sl 50 ll pot plant stand $7 doors $3 each. 5-16-9179. 31»6 26" Matt's 3 speed bike $25. Johns. med i um $15. 1'-lotto $2.50 Trivets$.~. ll" x ha!1<1book ~1. 2 Blue bird blinrls S5 each. L a r ge 64~. • Killybrook, CM , 3026 Killybrooke, c M -"540-8955"""°'~·------- 13" Gretchen Gary plaque uniforn\s sizes 6 & 7 $L50 naugahyde ottoman $15. 2347 ORANGE Ave., CM Sat. 545--2835 1960 and 1962 Val.ant statib $.'l each. Large duck pie-each. Ironing board $1. ~le Lawn tools $2 each. La\\.·n CUSTOM motorcycle se~t, only. Lattl house $-25. Lots of .::.::.c==:=--~-----wagons, one regl~ered, ooJ!· t;urt!s $4. Bread boards $4. lamp $1. Clothes hamper ~1. mower $20. Men's su.its, n ew S l O. B u co, s paperback l0c-l5c. National Td~~~ ~de$is f~~ runable S2S each. SUnday ~~~~nefro::ld~~e~ 1~57~ ~~\va:g~~~!1·s~~:~ ~~ ;f;~· :i4': $t$~~. ~~~':y ~!u~11;:; ~i':lo~ nS25~ =fehic~~~ ~~ ~d bumpers for 67-70 Oievy -'-"-~'~· c84&-=-~927=6·:.._ ___ _ "ever used Scandanavi·an Shoe mck 50c. \Vaste basket items $1-$25. 91h ski boo. ts Old oak school desk $15. . Sl 25. 1 25c b Van $15 each. Large BUILT-IN oven and ranie $5 " ••· bl k 1 ~ "·ral 11 ndi "~7269 issues . se , eac • Trav-Ler ice box for h vw 1 k $IO table cloth $3.75, $4.50. oJV<:. an ~ s JI,'<:. '-" e $15. All exce c~t co tion. Vtu-• Picture At1as Encyclopedias eac . op rac . Wooden shoes $6. Dutch c~atr cushions 25c. Vases Santa .Ana ~eights, 20301 REFIRGERATOR, s ma l 1 $3 set. Long skirts SS each. =pegl~~ =h.b~~~ Bathroom sink $ 2. 5 0 , parastone plaque S 18 .5 0 25c. Record rack 2 5 c · S.\\I. Birch. 556-9177. freezer, works good $25. Dresses SOc-$2. Records 2ic Babyline crib and mattress Chair dolls $8. Cooler chute Glasses 10-15c each. Towels OLD bottles 25c-$3. Desk $.S. 54~2721. each. Size 9 brushed cord 3004-A Royal Palm Dr. Mon-$12. Car bed $5. Playpen $8. tor 6 cans beer $15. Madras IOc each. 17042 (eour:iey Spreads $2-$4. Books 25c-Sl. 7'x7' YOtrrH'S umbreHa dress, cost $29 for $5, day, Mesa Verde. ·0iest of Rocker infant seat; new $4. paislev spread $.1. Brass Lane, J-l. Harbour Bet cen Toys and games 5c-$5. Race tent. F loor and &luminum 5rANDING lamp $20. 4 lad· drawers $17. Desk $5. Bathinctte dressing table $2. gold eagle SID Fun plaque 1-4 pm). <:ash only. set $15. lee chest $8. Toy polls and sta kes, used a.nee der back chairs $12. each. Frigidalre $25. Vacuum and Walker, new $5. Diaper bag, S2. Shirts 50c Blankets $1 SCH\\IJNN girl's Stingray, chest $3. Glassware 15c. $12.50. 548-9597. Drop leaf birch table $25. 0luggnlyage $l-$7 .. 556--0i17, AM =~h.$2~if 2 ci~g;s.:::iw ::. Bnby crib with new mat-exCi?Uent condition S 2 5. Vanity $15. Saturday only. 3 ..,.,.... ROLLA\VAY bed $15 Desk Slim Gym $25 Pants, suits & $10. 4 chessman plaques $3. lreits $25. Folding high chair Columbia boy's sJ'=,_, 2094 i\1arion \Vay, Ci\1 off $5. Rocker recline~ 125_ blouses $lO. Large white % hp 325011>m electric mqtor 3 marlin plaques St.SO. 55. Stroller $5. Set of china Stingray, gt'IOd ti.res $5. 21st. 54.8-8545. dresser $2S. Framed mirror $20, cost $60, 548-m4 $8. 2 burner hot ptvle S!t Un_lcyclc. excellent con-10 SPEED bike • .$2S, bright $25. Wall mirror, 36 x 72 2 PIECE sectional couch gr~s~r f~pe:laj~es ~I~ Lal'gC' L'Offce pot, new $3. dit1on $10. 1437 Sandcastle and shiny. 3 speed 20" $2S, DOUBLE and twin mat-25 993-21.84 $25 M • · bik $10 8 fl Sal-:5unday only. Apt. 1, 2602 Dr., CdM. 644--2881. new condition 646--6806 tre~s V.'ilh an'd witbout box $ • · hm'tm :U~h p} eoucli bed i~~ar b ~s~!~J '2~ A~ Juniper, Santa Ana. 2 bl~ki; 6 _ 30 G(\L. Aquariwns s9.50 springs S5 each. Queen size ROJ3ERTSHAW 36" ga s $15. Door screen $5. 'tV '"'"l>"' "'E of Sunflov.·er & F airview each 2 _ 30 gal. aquariums $.5 CRIB with . Kantw~t mat-upholstered headboard $15. stove $25. \TM stereo hi-ti cart $2. Sturdy office table ~s~ng· Vbi:'d 25cWtgBoo~ d. 1 blk beyond CM City ea1:h need repair 17 treu , supenor quality, plus Maple double bed headboru:il with Early A m er I ca n $5. Big shovel $1. Metal foot Jewel..u 25c. Fi-·..#ne;; and its. Crish only. no aqu~um lights 50c.si.so. '4 additional spring and mat· and backboard with postS cabinet $25. Formica top locker $4. Picture frames, toys 25c. Men'ss~irt, 25c. cks. air ptimps Sl each. Plastic tress to become youth bed1 $20. Vanity dresser with kitchen table $5; l 5 ' ' 29 31 $2 50 18 22 $1 , 1 d \: 2- GLE nialtress and box aquari~ planls Hom.>.'Ol'f later, perfect ~18. A 90 mitTOr setting and stool $20. sidewalk biko with training White vinyl,~ br:.is vani: G1r 's resse!I, . a e 10, I . · -' folding wooden crib and pad Maple desk $25. Small wheels $10. Singer sewing OOC. Purses and 3hoe 25c. ~~~~Singe mattress Anach'.l1rs, Fo}..1ai.i 25c for small baby, like new $8. mahogany night stand or machine cabinet $13. Couch t,y stool $4. Rot pink velvet 545-19153, 1174 Watson, CM ;ii~o"-::::;::::;::;-;:;;;:I :"quanum. accessorirs 25c 2 comfortable aJuminum sewing stand with drawers $5. Oiild's play table and pillows, 3 for $2. American BOOKCASE headboard $7. 1 n.IC reducing lablc 5tk· Aquarium gravel 3c lb. arm chairs with n ew $5. Bookshelf about l lf.i feet two chairs $3. Child's rock· Tourlster hang-up travel Maple rolrror $15. Exercise J3ahy crib and mattreS11 934 Darrell, CM. 1 blk oo. of cushions $.5 each. Two ad· high $5. Samsonite card ing chair $2. Two matching wardrobe bag complete with chair $5, Corner table 36" x Light fixturos $2. Slant \Vil!Ol,. 2 blks ivest of juSlable chaises on wheels table!f $3-$5. Child'!! wooden ~rnlc Jnmps with aback& hMgW'Y ~t ~. •$11J.qua J"i:i 36" formlca $20. Motorcycle ~. $2. Platfo1·m rockf'r Phu.-..•ntla, after 9 AM. $3. each. Folding ma90nite dinette table with chair $20. $5 for both. P1ay1cx nurser Sldt hclrrieti;, 8mall $10, Medium ,. 322 Princeton. C~1. LAJ\fPS $3-$6. B i ss e 11 1uxt metid fi()" x 24" $10. Child's toy chest $5. Cap-kit and expander $2.50. plus vlbraY1ng unJt $l2. ~ $5-SalUl'dt\Y M. 20522 llL'Lii1, s"•eeper $3. Wome n 's Sturdy wooden tool or t{>y taln.<i maple chail' $15. Girl's clothit1g, lnfnnt, 6x· ~1'::~·~~~~~ while Plcrview, lnd.ianapoli.s and 1!\'; black and ,vhilf', as is clothing 25c-$10, size 12·14. box 48" x 18" x 17" $5. Fertilizer spreader $10 •. lOc to $2. Toyll lOc-$2. Girl's washer $2S, AvaD Oct. lO. Brookhurst 962-4145. •· 545-69M. J-land bags 25c-$1. Women's ~. Bra!~~ rug $10. Lamps 25c-. shoch.s, ~ze .... 15100..10, .. ~ 645-5423 · MINERO enclosed drum $2S d shoes, size 8~2·9, $1·~· SEWING machine $17.50• $4. IX'USpreads, queen and eac '".,.....,., , Ol' .._., .,_.,.~,OG~~ ta~~~n~IH~~~ ~~1~n~'1g:ut~~r~a1~~~:o~ Upholstered ch!Ub · $~9h :~~bl~o~!2" d~r::= =~ ~kcue frame le ~~:i,~~'. ~~W; J1~~ ~:c~~~:,rai:~t ' chairs and buffet book $7.50 Decorator scale Octagon game ta le wit 10c·$1.50. Oiildttn's toys wire sprl.ng $5. Xt5 riding _CM::;::==------$25. 4 Urea, 5.60-14, $25. fl'On St. Kld'i bike, $10 Twin mattrel>li cover oak top $2'2. BBQ grill with and games Sc-$5. Ladles and toy $3. Matchbox Motorway ~C table / a 11 w, Le~ lettering Mftchlne DON'T PI NCH YOURSELF (You're Not Dreaming) .- "' • But Yqu Can PINCH YOUR PENNIES with a PILOT Classified J..d PENNY PINCHER 3 ·LINES 2 TIMES $200 •• (lotworkn'J~~~.i•nhd"m!,0,,-ttnci pad $5. Stemware and ~tilsCHandrle $7. ~~~·ec1""-wa11er ~io$2r clothcs,Bid~i~Al5-ll·~· $5. Cosco net crib $5. Green homemade $17. 648 w. s.~1· bec!U~!.~~Provln-st. wyllBo ~ dis.bell 25c-$2. Ncat•ly new .~.,. ' . ~ V' ~~ • Men's weal ooata ware 40c-$3. 54~. 3133 Wilson, CM 1 ..:;:~~=.;-=~~=-=~:..,..- 10c-50c by walkt•r tNuk $3.SO. Electric beater frames with prmU $7 each. and suits, size 42, 25<:-$.l, 361 Kt rry Lane CM SEA Jewel decorator plagues _ P...50. 645-25"43. sat. only. SJ, 50 Coffee table $10. Jallan Murano art glus $3. E. 22nd' St. CM. 5'l8-8823. !DOUBLE ~ with .....,.."'"' NEW desk, 5 drawers $18: custom $5-$10. Blrd cage & 1!!7 Santa 1'na,. ca. Lnrnp fallh:f$7.50 Men'1 suit V11cuu!l' cledner $19. Rottan DESK $S Rlgh back swivel and mattress, clean':"l(iOd 648 W. Wl190n, CM stand. like new~· Bl.uell A~y Item Priced S58. or Less .AM LETS <•"' 12.5q. Ha t box $2. bar,.~;11t :::1 "'f25~~ cbalr $25. 2 noua•ill'd• ccndltion $20. 1000 FMeral, 36 ><'48 MAPLE ilWng table '"'"'Pol' It !>Cl 12-• Christ1nas lllJ'.hls 1l n d ~~L "¥ i'oo.si Bopb chstrs $15 e11.ch. Clrd table CM. , -r with 12' buUt·ln leaf. $25. 4 c548--G288::::e::=::c.. _____ _ decorallous $~$3. T w I n 25c~-13 -J·oya ,..,..,lo Rd CM $3. TV with sta nd $25. matchlng maple chairs with LARGE hanging glaU lamp (If mar• than one Item, tho combhtN "'l•I connot ~ceod $50.l ANS.El s sll-eplni\' baa $2. Funk and 11 · c' 3-030 ""'a?.b . ·8 n d 9~294. • Automatic: wAsher $25. Dryer upholstered 1eata $15 each, from Mexico, amber aud \VaitnalJ's EncyeloJX'.<'ia, 31 Jo . ountry .. BOAT. trailer needs work 81 $25. Lawn mOW\'r $5.--$25. ~ Complete set. in xctllenl whlte.L nice for dining area i books $20. J::lectric ap. anuuca • • • mower $3. SUrfboatd $10. condition. Skill. no 'tilndinp $20 .;)J)rlng Aire 1 I mat _i. ervak-Mo.k: _ p\iances $2-$5. Schick hair LA\VN 100...,-er $4 Davenport Is $25. Sa,t. 1~5. Sundo.y, Electric motor $3. Lugg~ $10 PolCl!I $5.. VW hub caps tre~s. long-boy, ~e'!n a; 64.'2 156 ~1 fllcund _:"'BEEF' TRUCH'. d~-r tJO Pnper OOcks l Oc-$25. 646-3372. noon lo 5. 64Q..6936 rack $5. 7691.1 W. 20th St., fl each. Bird cage $1. 3 x 5 new $12. Scotch f I n e truck driv« -.'ho 1~ 25c Im Gcor1tetown Lane, BLACK 4 drawer desk $25. OLD 4 dr&."'el' chest with 6 CM 646-5848 p6~~~nged ~ $2.50. OIM Christmas tree,' coa $30, • a bil orrentaltousl He 01. 541).,1321. Jlope cbell. $8 Small (':(ectric Inch legs. Vt!~ eon-INvli:Jo wheel chtllr S24.SO •rw•• now $8. -sera,, lumbtt 50c- tbe IWdd'• m4'f'f. ex· 2 sPANlSlf sl)'le tabtc~81 fan $5. Bar stool ss. Black dttion $20. 551 • tnvalld wheel chair $12.50: 2 MAPLE alep toblcs and $5. Ollld'1 4 drawer pnlntcd \It trUdt. It'• a nEEF cocktail, (Ommode. end $25 booktut do. 5 4 8 ... 8 0 3 T vw bus top rack. 42x45 $25. Pressure canner $14 . 5 0 . E&rly American lamps $20 desk no. Gudcn tools $L50 I ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!! r ea&. ~l.89. anytime. Canvas COYtJ' $5. 968-3151. 548-5395 per set. 546--6441 each. 61$oZi63 I~ - ' • I . . I ' ' I '"-' • ' . . I '. • . ~ -,!'.! 5 ,_ I~ - e Chi A m· c an lw Pl I~ p v A ,_ l I~ I.! 5 B I~ '~ t ,. p I S.IJltila>', September 29, 1973 uAJL '( PILOT 2 LlnH, 2 Times, $2.00 --------•I Boots, Powor 906 Cycl", BlkOI Rocroallonol . Autos Wonted 961 Autot, lmportod DATSUN _ ..... l§J I -..... I~ ~I ~·v1··"'~ ... ~J§J._ ... I 970 Autos, lmportJ WJ · 978 A••to1, 1mport9d FEMALE German Shorlhalr. '6111ATTERAS -;;;S;;coo;;lorl;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;92;;5 _V'-'oh"-l"-cl"'o''---....:.956:;.;...1 TOP CASH , 211C 11~~; good w/ldds. :II n. apon fbhor . load.d, • TIJ~'Corv a lrlor clean )Ile model can ,68 DATSUN a -· no radar. Sell Cl< trade ii><' * LAMBERT * dune ~ all or ports. and trucl<•! • TWO "fom Kittens" 1 -5 Laguna Beach Rea.I E1tate, S350 V!>Mf.011 --•-mo: 1-8 wit&: houaebroken Owner, Bkr. u;.6525 , Corona de! Mar Bike Shop ~ O..ne ~ T-Body new Howard Ch•Y•-t · . WAGON Jove children 557-9174 4M·32'l3. 3032 E. Cit Hwy, &40-09U enetne a'nd clutch atreet P.lacArthur and Jamborte \\'hite, Auto Trans, (VZU991 ) WE'RE HERE See UI 31 r.tacARTtlVR & JMIDOREE BIG SA Vl NGS ON '73 Demos FIAT '62 F IAT unJ Roadater. runs • &ood body • nt'eda to~ mech repairs $350, 64fr.1879. JAGUAR MAZDA * Mozclo '73 Rot1ry * $66 MONTH 36 MONTJ!S O?EN LEASE Will •ccept tradf..inl CAU. ?itR. YRY 842-6618 PART Labrador, b I a e k. 18' PARKSMJTH Hull w/8' * LAMBERT * legal sharp. -· N~ach $999 ~ ~le. Watch ~~·;;;J~~e!na~~a~ * BICYCLE Sf'~ALS * 00111, Riie•, fc:odt 959 \YE PAY TOP OOLLAR BILL MAXEY 900, prelly gray/wht loog ·boat for family w/small Now 10 op from ....... $59.!15 AMPHICAT FOR TOP USED CARS TOYOTA 510'a: Plckup1 610'• 1971 COUPE H t B h Yellow, 6 cylinder, 4 """1. U ft 0 eac air conditioning &: low mile- •-•-cat need& honie M I children. $750, 6 7 5 _ 4 t 6 6 Used 10 Ip from •••.••• $25.00 If your car la extra clean. w~ . a e, 531-$212. ' Bike cle= ...... , , •• $4.M AU terrain vehicle with tlll· are w: tint. 18881 BEAC11 BL. 847-8555 _J,_· 181,• • SQ, Coasi Lap,'-eak . Beach B1 e 8C6 E. Balboa trailer. Just completely tun-BAUER BUICK HUNTINGTON. BEACl-1 GAS 1TU1gerator. Good u Blvd boa~-ed nd I d •~ k' -H·~-81 d NE\t•m~r ag<". Not ma.,y Jeh. MAZDA (~~) au•AllUll tttll Beach BL 842-all6 .-.. ···--· MERCEDES BENZ · " 100 hp, Gray Mari•1e, 300 ., .... .,...,_ a serv ce , """"' v ... ue "'111.J -.i-Ulll" v , 240 z V.'Ol"ldng Ol'\1Cr. BaJOOa ana. II ·-d f ood b Co M --~ hrs, xlnt cond. Nu paint , TWO '72 Honda 125 S.L. Dirt. se or ua e or g ay sta esa .,,;r_,., I:~·~~~· ~~~~~~I elec:t be.It tank, &: bilge, S/S Equipt, 1:treet ~at Only boat. Call S52-8046 after 7 Autos, Imported 970 • 888 Dove radio, S2200. 642--8931 . 700 mi. each $3M ea. Priv. "p"'.m""". ------~ 1:==-'-"'-'-'-""----1 l"lewport Bc.h DATSUN 1972 (25 hours In water) pry, 64.i.e640 aft 6 pm. Sat· Truck1 962 '71 MGB-GT Coupe 1971, au1omatic transmluion, 833-1300 Open Sunday I ,... Md -lfD Sabo<-Cralt, 18-fl hard!op, Sun anytlmo. '73 FORD Racing .,...n w/saddio In-"" cnodiUooUig, AM /FM 1973 DA TSU NS . _ ~ 140 hp, In & out. Chevy 4-250 Bultaco Punang, nu reblt tenor. radio, mag whtt'ls. {~E l J A GUA R '72 XJ G, Black/Red. rully loaded + '72 Mercedes oyr. Take ""'" paymoots. •ng & tran8. Plutic Jank· & J/4 TON PICKUP •n AUDI IOOLS $3995 ALL MODELS tape sel, r.tust sell. Best ofr. 280 SEL · prl pty, TI4 -673-4222 956-2764 • CaJI 8J1er s pm. feoders, Akront1, 1.jikunl 4 Dr., air, automatic, Ali.I/ DJ k Miii Mo IN STOCK Pets, G1n1r11I 850 HARCO 40, Chryg.Hem~. ca.rb, $550 firm, 642-2569 aft Air. radk>, heater, low miles. Fr.1 s1ereo vinyl interior. c tr tors S VE A Ho Mint oond. ,Documroted. 5· C9!1157N) '72 Vw 1511 1211 w._~anlOr, S.A. BARWICK IMPORTS A ME LESS Salon, forward atate rm, lrg BRAND nu Triumph, 750 $3195 Convertible. Beautiful marlna ;;J;J7·2132 .i337S Camino Dtplatrano PET elec. galley, equip for Tiger, only 200 ml. Change DOT DATSUN blue w/blk top, tully equip-"12-240-Z, silver, mint cond . San Juan Capistrano 534-3228 or 494-4853 fishing. 673-5JM. of plans, opportunity to ped and looks rew! AM/FM. Mag whls, 14,000 __ 493-=::33::1li:.or=83=l·=l'!::15:___ Cogs 8)4 * 35• OWENS Sedan, im-capitalize on my mistake, 18835 Beach Blvd., HWlt . '71 VW 2211 • mi. Must Sell $4300/offer. n1ac., live aboard. Galley, $1300. 645-7014. Beach, $0-7781, 540-0442. 7 passenger bus. 20,000 one-675-87'03. Pvt. Ply e PUPPY WORLD e salon, head w/&Mwer. Sips 15 SPEED PierTO Blke $90. '73 CHEVY %. 4 whl drive, owner miles w/radio. Blue '72 DATSUN 140Z, lmmac .. Chlhuahuu, 11ny Poodles, 6. Lots or mah 0 g any 10 spd. Schwinn Cont $85. 5900 ml hu ah 4 Star cam-w/white top. silver/grey, mags, air '71 DODGE Amer. Es.k lSpitzJ, Dober-84fr8113 Other 10 spds $25. Bright & per. Sl(>s 6, Sell separate. cond., AM/FM s le r e o. DODGE MAZDA· BOB LONGPRE MAZDA -SERVICE FIRST- EXCLUSIVE MAZDALEASE man. Pit Bull!, Bull Tttrier. NE\V Caravelle Tarp 0 n, Shlny. 646--QOO Barg1tlnsl 645--0755 ° r 445 .E. COAST HIGHWAY $4300. &lo--0383. Colt Cho C ka · •n Honda 350 I 675-0227. I••-Ot/n} '10 DATSUN 2000 roa•·tor 5 Demonstrator Sale w, oc poo, Keeshond 15'2" tri-hull, l\>1ere QlO. •very c un ••cH ~ ~ 1 nd ua 2-Dr. H.T. 4-speed, mag Now In Progress Md E?lilish Bull Dogs. 100 Used 4 times. l\1ust sell, all Xlnt running cond. $400 '13 CHEVY Cheyenne 'ATon Q NEWPORT BU'\ "'ti"• x nt co · l owner wheels radial tires, yellow 1.st St. at lhe S.A. 1'~rwy. l\1.IXED PUPS!! Stud extras. 645-1289. · 646-8591 4S4 motor, w/sleeper & ~ 673.otOO o Sl.295 846-0l38 Y.1th black bucket seats {458 2000 ~.ls! SL. S.A 558-7871 Service l\10lt Breeds. 25. F'ibcrglass Lyman m . '74 YAMAHA 350, 54 mi's. ,boot, driven 800mlles, guar. s FOR sale '73 240Z, only 7000 CJH) Open Eves: 5.11-5027 Brnnd neY.· loaded \\'/equip, Under wlllT. $1000. Call ~:'t: .. ::.~' you'll buy . ~, -·; ml, air*co64nd4-, 7300 * $1695 QUICK .CASH TINY mix Chihuahua & Tea $9850. Call 646-6344 646-9152. ~ • ~ p Cup Poodle. AKC Doberman 18. GLASSPAR 15 hp * BRANO '10W Clubman 10 PANEL truok 1947 Chovy % '72 DATSUN Pickup, radio, 4 DOT DATSUN THROUGH A Pinscher. AKC Toy Poodle. Evinrude, tilt traill"r speed. Bargain.at $65. Call tt~i .. re,oblrltg~~ .. b1m!makepooUweerr, . !~...w.. mag wh,ecls. 188.15 Beach Blvd., Hunt. DAILY PILOT rb'• Pots ~ho~ 118 N. $130& * !J62.6006 alter 5 PM, 540-5468 ·~· ~-~=· Beach, 842-ml. 54-0--0442. WANT AD 4.5 se-dan . Radio, hee.ter, automatci trans., power 1 steering, factory air, power \1·in~'S, CIC. 452F1JM. $8600 Jim Slemons Imports 130'1 Quail Newpor:Beadl 1133-9300 ENTER FROM r.'lacARnruR LATE '72 350SL. 41i litre, full pwr, lo mileage, Royal blue, like ne\V, $10,750 . 714-637-9141 days, TI.J-!)98..{)196 eve. 19TI MB Zll Ga:i; Sedan, lux· ury, economy, safety, $4750. 833-8~. pvt ply. ycamorc, · · 4?-3851. l?!___FffiERGLASS-ma:t, SO" HONDA SQ mini_tralh yel~o~ 847-9475. . " Class111ed Ads ...... 642-5678. CLASSIF1ED will ~I it! POODLE pupple8,"rei.'" ARC, H.P. P.1ec, traUer, Sl,700 or $100. ·-girl1-SChwiiinDlke, 72 FORD Cumer, ma.gs, ---Auto·s Used 9901-A t U .. aa1saf.ras, show dogs. Also be.st orr. 91)8..'7913. red, Sl::i. 646-U.36. tonneau cover, step bumper, ~:!;·~~~-..,...:!.~-,~ ,·u!!!,Ol!i;"~l~O<l~:__ _ _.2~'.:~~~~~---!!~~~!:!::!!~=::;::;,-:C~j mynah bird w/vocabulary xlnt con d. , $2(m/otfer. · of 50 words &: phraaei, 16' GLASSPAR, 5 OH p 250 OSSA Stiletto. $400 536-4526 531-7446. Evlnrude Good trailer. bait sale or trade. Call .:::::,,.:::;;;,--~---! 58&-2747 LEASE A l'oiEW TRUCK GERMAN Sr...thalr Pointer tonk, eto. $1!16. 646-'932. AU makes · type•· '1"' DAVE ROSS ONTIAC puppy 4 mos. Pnpeni-food-Bo1t1, Rent/Chart'r 908 .. ·73good~U~ rJoo:>'!iam Runsage, Purch/optlon 645-7030. ALFA ROME" I p , . ~=:· St~tc.l\f.14 No 5 $500. 646-89'Jl or 64HC34. W~~iJ ~ ~ITL'~ D*D .fo~i--------... -· LUXURY 103' Salling Yacht, •73 HONDA 'lliO. Very ctoan CHEV Sl2'-0238 * ALFA ROMEO fully equipped, winter rates. & dependable. Priced to sell · · 213: 473-6465. quickly. $1445. 646-8515. '73 CHEVY Cheyenne Super, Best deal ahvays! Berllnas Boats, Slit 909 RALEIGH lD c-i Bike, 1,• T, 9CNXl mt, an pwr, auto, from $3795 (Ser. #0288). --'-------'.;.; "'V" air. tanks, shell_. 846-43S3 '12's &: '73's. Complete se- OLD English Sheepdog pups, RHODES 33-Classic racing Girl's, us@d only 3 times. V\V Truck in gd cond w/can· lection oow. Buy or lease champ sired AKC prnts, champkln "HANAHULJ." c1:.:15:::·,c4::,94:::'"".::::82:.Tl_::::na:::·~~-vas top for back, $750. from -1' 1 YR old Keeshound AKC great w/kids sl'MXs & papers $100 or best oU. &J&-ZT.16 O.F.A., shots qual. pUps Top condition. $6500. Ph: '70 llONDA SL 90. Xlnt 646-8402 Jim Parkinson's w/xlnt temp. 962-4800 673-1232. cond~~t·~ new. '61 FORD PICK UP FOit SALE BEAUT. Mint cond. 26! Ex· • IRISH SE'ITER calibar. Sips 4, radio, head, '72 YAMAHA 250 MX $~. 645-0309 i!.h\1d1 Jhnp11 11~; 5 ?iIONTIIS $95 6 HP O/B, Spin gear. Like new, many t xtras '72 LUY Pickup, 11,001 local ==::-"84"~-"'""'---, 1 838-1329. 547..Q45. $500. 53&-62'20 ml . Excel cond. $2100. +~ . . ... . "•f ..... , ~ .... '" " ' . BEAUT. 1\KC CoUic pups. 2 32• KE'ITEN'BURG raclng BSA 500 single dirt bike. 494-9522 -645-6400 or 645-6406 Tri maJes, 1 sable fema.lt>, sloop,. fast! Appraised at Clean. Best otter. '64 CHEVROLET 1973 RED Alfa Spkter, It is fihow or pet. $ 7 5 • $15 0 S500>. You make oUer. I---*~-~~~*'---• still brand new & beautiful, 53&-lZil . 675-6313 or 646-0058 HONDA '73 CB 175, Like Pickup J 2500 miles, must give It up, AKC reg., dalmatian pup-VENTURE 2-24 sail boat new, 1300 miles $425 All original. Like new! (CVO'l~••~11~49~7-~2'l5~l ____ _ pies, 7 .... ms, pet or show. w/trailer. Many exll'as. 988-1555 075) AUDI ~nm $50. Alt 6 p.m. $3750. or best offer. 968-5400 'TI KAWASAKI 7S . $795 . Ii' LIGHTNING, w/trailer Xlnt cond. $125. DOT DATSUN OOG Training CI asses ! mains, 2 jibs, 1 spinnaker. * 61'5-6215 * · · }!arbor Area. For reserve· 847~70 btwn. 6-8 p.m. 18835 Beach Blvd Hunt. 4 door, automatic trans., air !Ions 546-9723, 979-4636. KITE, full racing gear. Sand ·Motor Hom•• Beach, 842-7181, 54ri'.-0442. wt,itlonlng. AM radio. (3~ ~~P ~~~i~ ~f~iai~7 =~:-1~t6_ cond. $600. Sele./REe::t:S e MO V•n1 .963 · · 53799 ..... Q. 673-ml. -... •13 Dcxtge Van, blad<, deluxe Ar:C Black Great Dane pup-sa:ilin& call 552-'l97G aft e SERVICE· interior, xlnt cond. Must 8ati1 • • CHINESE Junk year round • ~· lfADi4 pie!. lOwkl. S 7 5 -S l 2 5. 6 PM sell, wUI accept a n Y -WI' ~8 an 8 ,.,., · UDO 14 • RENTALS • reuonablo otter. 641>-1332 YOLVO SAINT Bernard T mo old. '65 CHEVY Van. Ma g • , '' Late Model. Good oondltlon. Short hair, love• kids, $50 71~7002 panl'd. Mech · pert. Make 642-0727 alt 5. o'=o=~~·~---~~ offer.126_33rd St., N.B. 1996 Hartlor, C.M, 646-9300 MUST Sacrifice:_ our lovely AUSTIN HEALEY SAMOYED male f I u 11 y 40' '1oop, ready 10 crulae. , SAC. 1968 Dodao van. Panl'd. \\'hite, 8 weeks, $50. Call aft S, 673--0l20. R11r11 \Veil, must a e 11 • ~20 CAL JS.A Fully oquipt GTC>-0907 '68 SPRITE BAS...~ pups, Pure-bred, f =====~======'= '67 DODGE van. so.cm mi, 4 BPee<f, radio. (XXB590J females, lrl.rolo?' &. b111 bargain Pri or -the ,,.s.e~~s • FOR RENT • Inter carpeted. $1525. Call \\•hite S15. 847-8980. raeoer. nc. · ~a. i973 EL OORADO ?ttotor. 962-ti204 $1:95 * GREAT Dane Puppies. CAL 20, sell or partner. all home, 18-tt .• tape deck, T.V., c,65::=,CH~F:VY'=~v~a-o.~S~,-y~L~l-,-pd". I A.KC registered, ahow & pet xtras-xlnt slip Newport 1elf-contained. sll'Cps 4. Call \l/indowless S825 or· best quall!y. ~9-042G. Beach. Pri ply. 552-8488. after 5. 956-27&t (Anaheim! otter, SS?-3395. Dick Miller Motors 120 W. \Varner , S.A. 5r57-:.n32 * VENTURE 17 lncludlng '73 MOBILE Tr1tve!ler. 1 T. ..., roRD IRISH Setter, AKC, 1 Yr., motor & trailer, --" con· '•.6 Van '69 Sprite. Original owner, 30 mal. O~lence train" ed '"""" Dodge, pv.T, air. xtras, sips CUstom mpg Good condition l""' • ..,._.,,. • • dition SUIOO GT:>-3852 6 9000 · $'70"" • ' . '¥''" $15. 536-7:?ro ---·~~--~~· _ . AM/Fl\1 nu. '°""· Call 846-6258 att 4. c675-52l::.::.='::.·------ BLACK male doxic,· love• HOBIE l6-Ex. cond. 1 year _m-0467~~-·------'69 DODGE A108 Window BMW old. Full racing equip!. RECREATION Rental &: children housebroken 8 Private party 548-855l Van, 8 door, r/h, clean.1 ________ _ mo, AIJ'shots ~7' ~ · Service, 8J81 Garden Grove 1 '°$='1'150"='.='s.;=''7'°.JT15="';,·-~~~ FOLKBOAT Blvd, Garden Grove. M.INI Doodes. AKC, puppy 26. Danish wood beauty. Xlnl cBll:;:.3-,;;'1556=---~--'72 DODGE Van Pueled, ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST shots, 6 ~-cond. Cllll 67S-fi829 e Daie's Motor Home Rentals eu&tom w~\!m, ENGUSH Springer Spaniel S' Flipper, Great oond. 2 '7l 23-:li' "l.H. & Minis -... --ro-RD~-l~To"-n-B_re_ad_ & puppies, AKC champ. blood sails, great for bei:fnners, Fl'ee miles 9 til 9, 838-0900 TNckJCamper, A·l cond., line. fTI4) 968-1876. $25(1, 6T;,-6866 '72 EXPLORER 20', fully $915. 646-4009, 548-6480. ~ rRISH Setters 8 wks up, Reduced prlce1. Both sexes, xlnt quality. 897-8844. W1lm•r•ner PupplM AKC Regis. 830-Cl58 Gol•n Retrievers ' 979-rnl!I Hon" . 856 BLACK Welsh A quarter pony mare, 51~9". Perfect confonnallon. sound, con- sistently places In \\"!Stem, Eng\ish, jumping & conip. trail rides. $400. or best of. fer. ,.1ust sell. 544-8018 * REG. Quarter Gelding, 5 yrs. Xlnt 1bow, many rlJ>. bonJ. Top blood line. ftJust 1ell to ~ home. Sacriflce. $1000. 673'1763. REG. Thorooah·bred Mare. Daug:llter of Soclal, Oinlber. Good brood ~reJ or ihow prospect. SJZO. or best .offer, must tell, ~1211. REG. T.B. man" llOCltlnP A blaze. 7 :YfS. 16.2 H. Sound & jumps. Sac. at $950, 1138-26<6 Bo.ti, Sllps/1Joek1 910 self cont. 7000 mi. Xlnt cond. ss:ioo. 6-6--1395. '681 CHEVYd travan beoo1, IUro mi, Excellent selection of pre. R ESPONSIBLE Executive x nt con • " s, o • price n>-evaluatlon models. desiret Newport-Balboa slip Tr•ller1, Tr•vel. 945 * 675-3587 * DEMO ~LE or 1lde tie for 30' Sailboat. '1'1 OOJX;E, VS custom, PNT SALES-SERVIC&.LEASING 114-493-4817 '65 APACHE tent trailer, + button tuck Int. magi, OVERSEAS DELIVERY \\'ANTED, Dock ror 41· :.~. he!1':Ps 1~~ ~ stereo xtras. 864-C24G. ROY CARVER, Inc. Ketch u· beam. 7' draft. 545--0938. Auto Le••l!!f 9'4 234 E. 17th St. afternoons & eves, 544-1310. 546-4444 POWER 10 21'. $1.15 a Ft. ' 15' :;.1,.i.E~t~. ' Monthlu Car Rentals CottaCRMEeeYalER BMW spaces Avail. 4008 River vi.:1"V'fOU 11 Avo .. Npt Bch, 67'>-439'1· ---SH~ASJ'~A~l-6-' --$5 PER DAY Sal0s • Servico • Leasln& DOCK FOR RENT · TOP CONDITION tt~ ' 2al W, tot., S.A. 853-3ln ·-~·.. -lat 1000 mllea no charge USED BMW'S Power, 28', 6'1'5-2470 V'flrl\l'W mod-'- WANTED Nowport Mooring Auto Sorvtco, Pim 949 ~~ eoa.tC:\1:.:!k '73 BAVARIA (DEMO) 25-30'. Wiii consider boat. 3COO w t Cst H NB '71 BAVARIA POOne, 545-5707. , 471 GMC Blower $50, 10x16 "A" 21'8!i art· 5 wy67~·8269. · •n Tl I l\1ag Whttls tor Ford Van Q'U" • ' .,.. Boats, Spood " Ski 911 1211 ,., 390 Ford w/tran.. Autos Wanted 961 72 2001 '73 Cheetah Deep V ski boat, ~9271~x Trailer S 3 5 ' TOP :~ 20022002 "'/l15 H.P. Evinrude, A J:'C'=~0.---0--0-,=--= -trailer. l\1oving, must sell. ?ifAGS (2) -5 spoke 15" x 7" DOLLAR l"'liiiiioiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 963-296.1 for Foret Brand. new. Caps Bob ~Mcl•ren, BMW 15' SKI or fish, 60 HIP ~7~• Incl. $50/bolh. PAID Inc. ' J ohnion, lilt trailer, conv IMMEDIA TEL y Sal.. ' Service ' LeasU!g top, moori1'1[ cover, much 1968 289 REBLT engine fUll 850 North Beach Blvd., more $1000 540-3961 race cam,· ......U. pl.-, FOR ALL La Habra eorc &: warner trans., T· en•> ~ ~· •n 17 FT. Kona Ski llo<t. 135 lllB. 9611-8142. FOREIGN 1 ••~ ~if· Bt owner. $2000 • .f VW MAGS, chains le locks. ,.. ARS , '69 2002 White, am/fm. new 16, M $80. for all. sp.mt9 Ca.II ,... radials, Jo mileage, $1100. 1 TAHITI • el'CU1Y 100 HP After 6 pm. WE ARE IN owner 64&-29'l8 oe, Trailor, xtras. Like DESPERATE NEED i..::.:=.::.::=:;,..,--- 1 -~~ I~~=""~;;,· $1350""M~B,:.;·:-~1'='1~~~Ru;o.·-na~bo-ut OF GOOD, CLIAN CAPRI . . l!!J Mark 55 motor, llCaller I r;:::;i l'ORI ION CARS 'f3t Boats/Morin• '°''"'"etc. $550. s.w.;125, ._ ... _l!!J TO~~~i:~o~~ID • . Equip. 904 I i• Gener•I 950 Call or comtt In to see us. £ e. ?ta tp 1 tMioft .. _ NOW OWN THE AIRCRAFT }'\iol Drop Taolt& .. '50 CHEV 0..po, runs $llil, FABULOUS 1973 20' long, Ul@d t 0 r '87 Cortina engine GTX CAPRI C&tamlll'llm, 1tou.seboata, clutch trai. dlff, $99-$426 etc. $125 each. Marine C•m•r1, Sale/Rent t20 u .. ,__,1 a• c.... Sport coupe decor, bod)' •\de surplus, 3.107 So Main, Santa i:..;. .,,.clU~ nu.., .m. mouldlnas, reclln1na !rool Ana, 545-6551. CAB He.~t Shell for 8' style Antlque1/Cl111lca 953 31Ct W. Cout Hwy., N.2. seat. contour rev .eats, 4 BONZER RADAR Sid< 'k/1£• lactory,,.~ '38. OLDS -. Rumble ,..,, ~~ ,pet;! lransbrmaklallon, I powt "1 M u.ER w/dorne ,..ht, 2 luun,. """"" ."., uu ~ front d1lc es, sty ~ I et $1.495. complete. I windows 1~ tailgate Fa.mlly owntd. Gd runntrc -IMPO'A.TED AUTO$ wheela, bucket stall, radial MARINE SALES 646-<l5l Nearly 1".w. · Alao ~ ~;,_,,..,Dr.MC.-inc!Ja!;.,!OO llST PRICl!S PAIDI ply llm. 2llOOcc •••· BOAT AJcoh:>I 1tow, S dty wrap nd Sttp ~~-.... "'~ (GAECNB42801\. burner '"'!"i ~.!1! cond. $139 bumpor lor Ford Stylo Side 'OT T·BIRD. Xlnl cond, boll DoM Lowis lmport1 OVERSTOCKEDI *"""''"* Pickup. $25. 146-6384, offer. , 196& Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 ltt\MIDIATE * NEED ENGINE * '70 FORD Campor Spocilll 554-0333 IMPORTS WANTED DlLIVIRY Uolventll Unlmll• 6'5-54!15 Low (16,000.J Fact, Warr, '!10 FORD Conv. RuM well. on ... Counly'• GUSTAFSON BRJTISlt SetLCUll 3 llP . HO equip., A/T, P/S. Orlf. own . .-?ttln. Restor. TOP S Bl1Yl::R I hall used only ; PIB, AIC, wno S/C 11 FL Bell oiler, 61li-ll69. Bil~~·~~h w.~A Llncoln•Mercury , ~~. J67S-lb19. Camper, 962-l5S2. ' 195() Mercury, ~ body, H. & ,ch Ph. M7.a5."t 13800 Beach e1 Warner lo t Power 906 8 r:r Cabovtr camper. Sletp1 new trammlu'vn, needs W-ANTED· A . H 1-HUntinalon Beach I •· 4, $700. Arter 5 Pl\1 , cna:\ne. $100. 968-6778 . . u.'hn ea ey 142""44 * (2'13) S92.sl44 * GHOST 13, fb!JL iJoop, l 830-T<81 Don't ' id"" up Ibo ship! Sprlle or MG Midget. 'H Of tho Viki " • mo. old, uted once. Race Fut l'tl\llu art Jutt a DftODI "Lilt" lt ln ~J_!:ilp C11EAPI 90-7889. ' ome "I eqp, tlr, $700. rt:rm 848-29U. call aWQ ~ to Shore Railta.I ~'a. You'll ftr-s tt in Otll'tltd a..AS8lF1ED •••••• • • '74 PONTIA ARE ___ HERE THEY'RE SELLING FAST t ~~~~~~~---<~1--~~~~~~- W E -NOW HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION OF FRESH TRADE-INS IN OUR HISTORY! REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE '71 '70 '72 '71 '67 '68 '69 '69 '71 '72 AMC GREMLIN Autometie tranmi11ion, radio, li•1t•r, ro11ck. f0'450J0 ) FIREBIRD ESPERIT • 350 V-1, Autom1tic tren1m i11 it:l11, top, & delux• inte,iot. (5 J5BBFI ~:~~'~.!;: tre1111"i11iv11, r•dio, h •• t.r, pvw•r Jf1e,i119, eir tondition· s29-a9 ing, m19 wli••l1 & tip• d•c:k. f817BIFI · ~o~~~~ •• ~!,~~~~,,~~.~.~.~ .... dio, h ...... ,;, '"' s2288 d itionin9, 'vvf ri ck. {07'4CJQ) COUGAR V.I, •i' conditiv11i119, r•dio, h•eler, wh it• 1id•well tirei. !XTJ<419 ) CADILLAC .SEDAN DE VILLE F11ll pvw•r & f1,fory •Ir c:v11ditio11in9, tilt st••rin9, AM/FM red!o. IYRV. 076) 11388 768 Used Car Dept. Phone 546-8017 Dave Ross PONTIAC 2480 Harb:or Blvd. at Fair Dr., Costa Mesa I Ph·one 546-8017 I • ' sl1urday,~tpltm~r zq, 1973 r~I '~~! ~., .. ~ ....... ~.~-I[~~, .__I .... _ ... _ .... _!§] L.._I _ ..... _ ...... _J§J I ------l§l I J§J [ Autos lor Sal• " I Autos, Imported 91o Auto,, lmporrecs ?~ 1 Autos. Imported 970 ~ Imported 970 Autos, Import~ 970 ~utos, rmponR 910 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported ]§] ~[ _.,.,.._,, .. ,.m;;l§l..:~1 970 Autos, 1mporled 970 - ~~:c:~EE~~~~z MERCEDES BENZ ; MERCEDES BENZ 1 .M~RCE D ES BENZ l 70 MG .::.";," ''"'"I • .:~~:~~: • PORs!,~R~1C~'~' 0 TOYOTA Now OPEN 50 USED h-1 .:OU s .. _1., lo~1dl'd, SlUll'f Lady (l\l'ller, 16,00J, l!li. HoadSlt!I' Al\t Fl\! c·hot.: $2021 95 VOLKSWAGEN •'71 Karm. Ghia Conv.• \\ lll lt'. 11 11· l~ln<lilion. Ex· 1.:<'ll1•11t 1·u1lfli !h.1n. l 131...CYSJ IM PORTS P\' r. a 111 1n1. 11 t., 80,000 _ Sil\!_er 1netnll l1·. 4 !'l>t.'t-'ll, /\C\\ . • 1 1 · , RCEDES BEN Z M .. v· . MERCE ES ., 12'"11 R/li, llad1al t\J'eS, 6+1-2!l.JI. paint, cxc:clll:'nt lnh!J'ior. ~l'(l\\tl. $2JOO or bf-fit ofte.1 , • ME """ oe10 Im ports D "" "'· --~•2' 673-1701 I 'G6 MG J\·lidi;<'l lf'65891) t cc=..;_=·------vlus tu .. -.: & 111·. $7 195 /\UTHOR.IZED •':111 111 ni.: ON DIS LAY MG n I h Q()(! bod $129 1..968 J>ORSCHE 912 0 I>cll1'l.·r~ t\ SAL.ES & SERVICE MERCE~ES BENZ P ~so~~r~ as g 518-3~6.j 5 nc1~ tires, 33,0C() ini. r~~~~f~ '73 TOYOTA Jim Slemons I FIAT ShaT~a~!in,car '72 MGB MGB Harbour vw by owner. 67>-17141645-7:00 Harbou r VW Imports Co111pl<"tl' Sttlt·~ &. ~.·r1 ll t' Coming In Every Day GT COUP E 111111 BF.ACH BL\'D.M42413j RENAULT t\Ve'rc lop buyi'r for <iny I Visit Us Soon At Ask About Our Unique 1629EK\'\ • '68 MGB • l-ll.i:-."1'1N'GTON BEACl-1 used l\lci'i.:t'<h ·s l.k>nt..J ~"i01 r.1ari,;u:i1111• l'nrk11 r1y 1 U d M ed L $3295 British r1H·lng green. Es· '70 911T Poi'l;;che. \Vhls, air. 1301 Qua.ii :\l 1ss111n \'i('jv -l';Jj.lilJO 1 se •Prlc 11 east 1•t•llrnr t'On<lition. 1v i 1· r Sunroof, lo niilcagc, $6.5!15. REN4ULT Ne11~~~:ach iusE ;~~:Ri~-~'"'5~x1T1 ~ House of"'rmports Dii~k\\~~~~~·~,.~~~~' i1·hec1s c~$1~~f' 1:-: ~E~~'~15~orschc. ENTER }'ROJ\l ~lacARTHUR ! I 6SG2 l\lai-1chestrr Buena Park S.'ii ·2132 Harbour vw like ll('\\', l "''-"'· 56.000 \ . .... . . ROADSTER--CPE /R DSTR . vn the Sanfa 0Ana F'r11·y •'69 MG B GT-CPEe-n1ilcs, $3677i, 6°'.i2~907. 'utoniati$ALaE snllSSlOl1 NEW R·l2 4 DOO R '1969 i\·1£HO~Dl·:S J (~IF.09li1 Yi•lloll', 11 llh <;l'<'1'11 ~23·7250 I speed ovt•t'd1·ive, Al\1-Fl\1 },'\ill BEACH BLVD. ~12 .. 1c-1a 'iO PORSCHE 91 1 T. Yf'llow, $2499 280 S.L~i~~~~·cnn;.:. I ~'Xl l'l'inr, $A'5'"9' 9'!'19·(H!lj. '71 Mercedes ~:~:~~;nfl;~~r;~. ~l~r)4j1J;OOO l·IUNTINCTON BEJ\CJ-1 n1ags, xtrn>1, imn1ac. Cull Dick Miller Motors 's19« B s H b PANTERA ~"00· '9.J-l077. ~~k~I~· ~~~o,~~:llt~~;l:Y ·s,.: CREVIER BMW I 2 0 L ar our vw 'tlO PORSOIE. x\nt nll•ch. 120 \\'.5~~'.2;13~1', S.A. C.ti1. &ij...59-10 or 6-16-7527. Cp1.•. l{ad10, IH'il lt•l', auto-~·ond. xtras, n1ust sell, S'IGOO ____ _:.:.:...:;=--- 01vne1\ o. Shuii•. SaJ,-i; • &1vi•·{' • Lcus1ng n1ath· trans., po11'cl' $1f'<'r. 18711 BEACH BL\ro. :-:-12-11:~5 '72 PANTERA !)79-9141 * * "i2 RENAULT. 4 dr 1 1'~1 1 1 1t:.\1 "~J BJ ,\'D. S-.12-44:!5 COROLLA _ll_l '·'"''"'"('()N UEAOI '7 1 VW BUG fi'foJoer ! ,~~.!;!:~~:~1i~u:"i•' Hl66 l!u1"h1,.11·, c.~J. li11i-!.I~[(; II i,-;s:::i B1 •:i.·t1 l:!ll'd., llunl. ---.--71 T Bl'1ll'l1, S1.!-77SI, 5-1!}-04'12 oyota -• .,.-vw SQBK .•- 1200 Coupe I Auto1ua1i1·, :Ill' 1' n ll fl . ''f"..('Z" 4 ~J-'1.1 ,_ '' '' 1 $1349 12195 20S \V. li;1 SL. S.A. s:=i::-::J71 1ng, fuclory :dr. Lie. s&lBNN J1UNTINGTON BE:ACH Ai1· cond. :IB:!O 111ilcs TIME FOR selan, Sl6!lj. 2:-:56 l{utgen;, 197'2 1\1.B. Diesc-J • aulu .. •1ir. J" SI Costa l\1esa, :.45-2571. . An1··Jo--n1 .slereo l ~p<', Ill'\\ 'G9 l\18 280 SL, /1/S, p/h, Im emons 1972 l\IGB Ro.adSl('I', only ~ 1\Jichelins, 1011· mill'S. Jl11JNT. auto. ln1n111c. ~·l·ious il1· ( 1:1.000 n1iles :\Int L'Otld. pri QUICK CASH BILL MAXEY ·1 Harbour VW TOYOTA 11s111 B1::Ar H HL\'D. s42-.J.135 $6.Cl!f5. 213,it"J9'2·?2®. quiri~.~ only r (' d I b I k' mports ply. JllllSI i;el!, 673-7403 aft THROUGH A ·n 2."JO c. Blk vinyl tflp s, 548-2-~"2· J::Ol Quail 6:00 Ivory. Air. f<"n1 stl't'('(), t'lec. 'li9 l\·JH 2RO SE, E[.f:GAi\1'. Nell'pr>l"t Beach• -j.~,~,-,G-·_T_F_C_l_"" __ ,-,,-. -X-!nt DAILY PILOT ivincioii·s. 16,700 nii. f.linl su nroof, Ii\1i\1ACUL,\TE, 83:{·9.lOO eonrl . AppralSl'd at $2,jOO. 3100 W. Coast Hwy., "N.8. SS cond. S8,0j(). 644-21l'l. 1011' n1ilcagc, s.m:io. :i.-12-9:ll9. T::STF.R f<~ROM l\.1ac-ARTllUn Si·ll for $19~JO. SJH-184. 642-9405 CLA IFIED AD SAAB OJ'auge County·s Ne1vest lSSSl BEACH liL. s.17 .. -;5:,;J I HU.'\TINtiTUN BEACll llUN1'1NGTON BEACH '70 VW BUG 1972 TOYOTA CELICA i\1et11UiL· l.H·011·11 ,1,, as 11ll'L' as l'!lll h1·: [#~~'101. $1444 ·, Moto r Homes Sale/Rent 940 Motor Homes Sa le/Rent 940 Motor Homes Sale/Rent 940 Motor HorT\e~ Sal e/Rent 940 Motor Homes Sale/Rent 940 Motor Homes Sale/Rent 940 [)('al er CLE'Al'tANCE SALE 4 spef'fl. radio, n1ags, top. 4:mELU J. \•111yl .lltarm1ir. 1111111110 . • .. " 1. :. " ,, • ' '· :~ ,, ;; ,. ,. I~ •• •• ': COURTESY MOTORHO_ME_S ROADLINER DEALER IN THE WESTI BRAND NEW. 20' Roadliner Motorhome by REDMAN 3 burner range ,with oven, b.>tfhroom, furn.,ce-, 0.0.H. tag, Dodge chassis, VB, automatic transmission, power steering, disc bra kes, tilt wheel, du al rear wheels, electronic ignition. $20300443 $ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BRAND NEW 28' Roadliner Motorhome ,by REDMAN , Dodge 440 $20300445 chasss. VS, automatic tr11osmission, plus full factory equipped. $ Avto~tlc, pewer JttHin9, l>(lwtr dl~c llrike1, 4"40 cu. in, engine, c•r~I tltr-1, 1ron1 bunk ind mlttreu, dem1nc1 waler 1y1tem, 1'101 Wiler INCkige, '8·111. lr•me mo-uni, L.P. link, 4 burner range wltlt oven, 6 cu. ti, relrl9er1tor, pewer ven ted r11n;e hood, 211,000 BTU lvn1;tC:e, l119!Ji191 r•Ck with liOdH, roof •Ir conditioning, aulo dl$1t rnounr, ll,$00 8 .T.U. power pl1nl 4.0 KW. E•lerlor door lignt, battery charger, e•lril water t1nk. ••Ira g•1 tank. Power 1"f Wftf, pair arm rest1. AM/FM radio with 1terto lll>f dKk, l'OClm divider. Wlnd$11feld curlaln, bunk m111m1 ,..,,, bunk l1d<ler, 1-ttn'ft door, 911lley wlrMlow, conl,..I Nntl. Tinltd glau lhruout, """ vlsers. 0.0 .H, l"!I· •S20lOCMOI. / l IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Brand New · 28' Motorhome BRAND NEW 24' MOTORHOME by REDMAN Roadl iner by Redman IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LOADED! $129 ·, .. . MO. 12121 i1 10111 dn. pymt. $12' b 10111 n>O, pymt, iMI. Iii•, llCH11e & .. 11 c~rry1n9 cn11rg11 on IPJH"O, credll for 110 mol. Oe~rrtd pymt. price $11,201 lnCI. l•JL & llcenie. ANN UAL PIHi· CEHTAGE RATE 12.271\e. Ci51t price Sll ,6G4,21, LOADED! 411 cu. in. Ood9• V8, •utom•tic. power 1leering & dh, bre ke1. d ill. comfort 9rp .• hot w11ler pkg., de· mend waler 1v1tem. bB lb. l.P. tank, 4 burner range & oven, power vent· ed r"nge hood, 18,000 BTU fVtnace, e•ler. door li ght. bait. charger,••· h<t ga' &-waler lank, wire &-'UP· port for air. A.M -FM radio, 1lereo tape deck, room cfi.idor, w1hld cur· lein, front &-rear bunk mattreu, screen d oor, galley window, 0.0 .H, l•g, ,J,.,clronic ignition. !5!9000"'2 ) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY · B~:~o 20' FLING MOTORHOME :~OMAN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • SELF-CONTAINED V-8, automatic, sleeps 6, power steering, p ow e r brakes, lo•ded with 1974 accessories! #20520818. s5999 CAMPER SPECIAL -~ ... ~ . tiar '73 SAABS STARTJNG AT 12991 up lo 2-1 inil<'s per gallon Dick Mjller Motors 120 \\' .• ~\':~·1~?r, S.t\. --w7-:l-IJ:l- *SAAB Best d('al ;1]ways. Con11,lelc SL•IPclion 11011·. B,i~y or Jeasl' lrun1 Jim Parkinson's 64."r&IOO ... '70 SAAB 99E Blue 2-door. 4 speed (593· CC1\fl. $169$ Dick Miiier Motor11 120 \V. \\'lll'll('I', S.A. 55i-2132 TOYOTA '70 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER ~wheel drive, etc. Nice car, 1978 ASQI . $2755 DOT DATSUN ISS35 &a,11 Blvd.. Jlunt. Beach, 540--0442. 842-7781. 1970 TOYOTA MARK II .\ 1!oar, radio, heater. 1796- BQCI. $1499 .,,Pw. LW!i& -TOYOTA !966 Hiu·bor. C.:-ir. 646.9300 1968 TOYOTA .\ door. a uton1ati1:, 1-ad1o, healer ~\\·1~-1 1. $999 .,,Peal LW!i& -TOYOTA. $2699 ~ Mllll Slt11 1 su·~ "''-"'""' ,...,, ,,.., .... , .. "'" ... "'' ·.-.:i BUG. N1•11• ht•akt•s S• n L • 1 tires. l;uort eoru! 1hru-oul . ;~u Ull\ UllW tiT.W>ZtiG. . - ,,,... ft11WJ 1'1P (;;11 Isl SZ!.~J. 1'ak('S. -TOYOTA-'"°'''" nc;;,,,,.,,-,r---,-ng-. I Nt<11 ·til'<'.~ ,( bl'k~. (;rf'a l 1966 Jlu1·hor. C.ill 6.1G.~i:.:o:: 1 sha1w:' in.~idl' .~ oul. $7'.'ll. · :,:-\6--1:n :1 TRIUMPH '70 SPRFIRE 'il \'\\' 8Qlll\. lu;.:. rk .. sunrI., llL'll' 1"a1lial~. AM radio. C'h•;ul, $ll\..J(} l'\'('S, ti73-ti~~~) ----~~~ Yel1011· 11·ith •I SJ)!.'NI. radio, '72 ~UI'F:H Bt'<'lh·. Ai\l/Ft-.1, and hc:tl<'r. 1tt:IBJC1. S traek .~1t·11'fl, su11roof. 1~\\' $1.595 tirc11. $1,Sj(J. s:::t-:lOO~ . Dick Miller Motors V.\\'. '66 \'AN, epid. good :-hape. $8:>(}. Lai: u n a 1~ \\'; -~::1,',",''.,'I', S.A. •19-l-liO:l7. ~· . ~--:'=~~~-~ '67 \\lllJTI·> :iqtlill'k, orig '67 T~!Ut'.'IPI{ GT·ti, 11!"\\' 0\l'llCJ', -17.000 n1ile~. $.'.15. ra d 1 a Is, n1a~. Ai\1 Fi\! Good t'Ond. :>19-1211 radio, li.OOJ nit. Good rond. 31395 (213 1 S6i,92~.0 aft :1. '69 \'\V Ru~. 11£'11· t'OI.(, i;:ood L"OndiliOl1 Q\'('l"all. $!j(I(} 01' '69 TRG. Xlnt rond .. nu !H ·~I ori·. 21 :1-5!lti-17:>~1. radials, rcbll cni:::, nu lop 1 --------- __ _c.* 962-"" * I VOLVO '71 TRIU:'l!Pll Spi1firc. Sort --------- 101>. f1.000 n'1i, xlnt l:oud, I ''"· 846-00.:il sn50. WHILE THEY VOLKSWAGEN I LAST! . 1970 vw FASTBACK I I R.ndio, hrall'r. autonui1i•· 1 transn1ission. <dt• L'Onrlilion· ing. !lOTI>Ll1 1 · 1 $1799 '73 VOLVOS • 1&1':< • e 1.i:r.~ • i1r~ e 142·~ • 1:\00's Now Is The Time To SAVE! .,Pwlewi& W VOLVO .,,Pw Llltli& W VOLVO 11966 J larbot·. C.J\-L n.ii;-!l:'.O:J 1900 Harbor, C.J\it. 646·9303 •7 1 VW SUPERBUG•- Dark n1etali1• grf'cn. Prit:~d to sell. 413 DUO! '69 VOLVO 142 4-D90R ;\ u I o n1a1 i r t ni.n~n1is-~on, 1•ad10, hf'a!~·r (Z:\826.11. $1795 $139S H b Vw Dick Miller Motors ar Our ' IW \I. \\'t+tTI•'r, S.,\. I ;,.;;.1102 18711 ~EAC!I Bl:\'D .. ~12.:r.l.) 1~16.;;-YOL\'() 1'22S '--,~!:--,-,~d,-.,-,, l!UNTING TOi\ Bbl\CH I 11"11· 1il't.'-. \1r11kc~. pni.111, '69 vw BUG s;:~. G7:r;c:.ci. 4 spd, blue (6Jlt\rZ 1 $1299 BILL MAXEY Autos. Used AMC '72 JAVEL IN SST TOYOTA !l65 llarhor, C.~1. &'6-9303 188Sl BEACH BL. .S·l7·S~ 1!172 TOYOTA Corolla Coupe HUl\'TINGTON BEACH deluxe. a/e, lo nlileage, ·~ V\V, $T..-.O. or trade for gold/bro11n. $2350. ca 11 sml sailboat 1 Alandy 833-3314 or 499-1039. * 8'16-20ffi * '71 CORONA "Car of the -=~-=''--"C:..::::'.'.'....: __ Year". Sips gai; at 25+ '72 BUG. Ai\f·l-'J\<t stereo, .o;ki n1pg, radi8ls, A..\f/FM, lo rack, 23,000 1nilcs. $ls.JO. n1i 962-45j3. c<0'96-S6~"'10'=~~---- Full l)O\l't•r. air 1..--.nd., vinyl top. less 1han lS.000 ori;:inal n1ilrs, halan('f' of 5 yt'ar 50.000 n1il{' S('ri;ice policy avliil. t #l-ll5!:Q<;i1. $3195 1968 TOYOTA Corona 4 VIV SQBK. '671, rebuilt eng, speed trans. air cond., nu clutch, rcceip!s, $6.10. am/fm Good c G n d . As k for J in1 6-12-4779. • 545-0938. '66 V\\' Bug, 1500 l'ng, dirt '69 CT>RONA Great rond. 4 tires. $595. dr, auto, R 11 $1075/best ofr. ;;;;""';;;-;;"968-=,_,,W.!7".'..l ~-c-- 962-ml;'536-3339. ask for '68 V\V Bu~ auto, reblt cn1;: Wa.rdS.Lee American Motors n 547-5826 1234 So. Main St. Sa nta Ana Sonia. new paint xlnt rond $800 ·n CORONA l'\1ark II, SC'dan A10. 96.'l-1494 CVC'S. 11•kends -=7.=;:::;~~;;:~=­ air, auto, vinyl top. Very * 'GR BUG, n1r>1'h good. in1-6 r y l, flli lo lr:ui:s, rcnl clean, by0\l1'K'r, tel 962--00S.l tnac, rndio/henti"r ~1.!M)() Sll.Vl'r j2(},~l)UXi . '70 TOYOTA 2 "'" Sedao, mi. '""2324 1950· I .. $1 B95 ga:< 4 sl)e(!d, good condition. V\V Trurk i11 gd <:ond. ni'!'lv 1iI't'!i, $975. 52'2·7711 "'/Canvas !op for hack, '69 LAND Cruiser Good eond. S7j(). Xtras. $16.50. '60 V\V oonverlibl•:. Runs & 673-lffi6 looks great, very 1·ellable . $32j 646-S515 Wa.rdS.Lee '71 Toyota Corolla $1200 or best offer '61 'v"\V. Xlnt cond, radio, & * 5.16-2804 * heater. $."JOO. American Motors n 547-5826 * 496-8669 * 1234 So. Mu in St . Santa An.1 ;~OOCOROLLA, good shape, -,-7-0 -WESTPHA.~L~IA~ ~ NEW '7,:ALL STAR· MAXI VAN ~=~"l-~1061=~"""1='000~· 4"=·11',.'=~ ford % Ton With 1973 -8, outomotk, po:~~~~.~~~~~ow•• broke., bub· 1972 WILLIAMS 21 FOOT • .MOTORHOM E Automatic, power steering, 360 V-8 engine, Onan generator, 4.0 KW, roof air, sleeps 6, fully ielf con· fained, stereo system. (947ELW) $ I le top, butane stove, sink, many more. RANGLE Cabover Self Contained eJseFix 1 '9446 •MM •••An ou1vu• Compe<. '67 Fo,d l!o to". VS, •utomotic, '" $ • • IMMEDIATE DELIYIRY ' ' • ., ' !91' c lh 55 'Gl\ "" '7! m !2 >"u '" '7 " • I • ' . , -' DAILY PILOT 3 ,"S )§]I __ ,_, D J~ ._I .iiii,. ..... •~----~ 990 . lutos, Ullod 990 Autos, U.W l§J I _.... I§] I M .. N<.. i§J 1 ....__[ __ .. -'--•. -__,1§]1 ~I _'"'"_'~""'_!§1 1 ---I ~ 990 A Used 990 ----------1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 AJ_.u._t_•_..•._U_•_.oc1.:_ ___ 990:.:,:1Auto1, U-Auto., Used 900 utos, Autoi, U$ed 990 Autos, lJ i.ed 990 1 Aut01:, Used 990 MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE ---'P-O_N_TI-. A-C--BUICK 197~ BUICK Elettru CU11tom Coupe: }'ull JJOV¥er. lmrnlt~· 1~1'\lo-OUt S.'lerlt\ce ill $31~. ~~ call uft 6 pin. '68 RIVI ERA. ~·un PCl"'er, good condition. $1495, 01' best offer. 963-806-1 ·n SKYLARK Ct.tslrnn:-25,00' rlll. full JXl\'(Cr. all', nu llre11, $~75. 1142~j. 'CADILLAC Save $$ on Dom11tlc Trade Int '71 Ced Sdn de Ville F'uU pol\'t-r I\' air, ~olrl 11 r2.dial lirCJ. $4499 '71 Continental Mark Ill Evei'y luxury avullablt>. $4599 '72 Chrysler Ntw Yor~er' Brougham Srtlan -cntiSl' 1·011t1~JI, uir, nll Po"-er etc. $3699 SPECIALS Of THE WEEK '6! PLYMOUTH LlEW·lll.!.IJ 51299 '68 CAMARO IXXP-5011 51899 ' '68 BUICK RIVIERA t VEJ-6411 51899 '12 CAPRICE CPE {t!.Sl-EOOI $3099 FORD '71 MUSTANG MACH I full Powt-r, Low ~111ew $AYE Ward S.Lee American Motors rt r;47 58:'6 l'.l ll So M .1111 St SJnt.1 An<.J '72 MUSTANG Radio.' ht.'8ter, power 1teer- inJ;, automatic trans., like nr\\', 15,91XJ oriri,na:I miles. ~72Cll\. • - ~ORO i97'J T·BIRD. Lottded, Full , . , • 1 ·.t!l UlUS y.g, l'l'lU \lilli,:. uuto, ,__.. ________ _ µvwer h1t.>ah1, windows, ett'.J MU!-."l'ANt; ti!I (onvi•rl1h\,• l'l;tlllo 11t'w bal\o•r\ 11n·~ . AA1/F'1\t !Clereo, Sclec..1 ·Alrt•, p/•, "/IJ, f'IU.hll, 00,Wn ITU , xhtl • lra1u1 CIU .. ·~ :! 0 0 . l!l67 ... I It )'~ B I It 1'. 10" "'hht• vinyl lop, darit lil'fl\\U 11h1ll' 111/hlk hoJI, hlk llhr .ii~. r111lt·.1~l' 11n• tll'\li ,.,.~ l'/s. • p •' I $""""' r•.,11 1111. $1,:lOll, t•alt I) l'f"l•llo ·IJ -, -----l•/B, l•Ul•I 11·aux, .111. 111•11 111cl. el<!. e ·iec • """"""'· "' ~·"• .. ,1,. 61 TORONADO I t1r·1k •-< ' ,,,. • • '''"l'I '"'' * 546-3367. ,.,.,.-,~ v._ . , ' ',. • '·. • c lli: ''' ,'I ---~-----I ·1 1 ,.us-'"N(. co A I Mtik(' offt'r $1-:l:l.'11 Sl10U, tJrt ·•11111 'I II•~ k• nd~. FORD '70 Galaxle 500. 4 Ur· ' • •" ' 11111•• uio, -· ~1::'+-0i:.'7 V·S. Airtcond . PIS, 1tuto. ai~ l'U~·: all f!>:lrus. :11,WJ ivl ply, $1200. 96R-Z-'90 aft ~i-~~~ I ''Qr, Mu~1 Sell. ,PINTO '73 PINTO WAGON '69 CORTINA. A u 1 11 , '70 BOSS 30'1, lfd 4...'Md, air, -mlc 1 .~ d bl .... _ nllll't!. radlal1', UiOO ur bsl Squirt'. air, 4 spt.'C'(J. IQ\.\• eco • .., a • ....,pen a e. ~· II~ -~ ~ mil -· &I' .,. •• , 10 appreciate. :n,600 ol'il: o .r~~l<ll>-v•:iti <"Jl!:ll e11. , .. ,w. .. ..• -~ 111 mi. 536-&t 7s1··, -~ LOSMOllLE 11 :~~O lluul!l.1uu1 101x1 ~ '62 Ford, x n t t."Oncl. ltrhlt. ~ $350. Call after 5 1, 111 . 1 -,73 O It R • 1 11ulo tr1uu;:, llf•lu.\t' inl. •= -~•, e Q Oya 1ICtJOr i;roupo:. $ '! S 5 O , ............... 4i75-M73. ME~CURY Cpc. Radio, healer, 11~1hJ.n1ali1· ------~-~ tMLIJ!(., llOWf'r lllet'rlllf:, rac·· '7? PINTO, air "uut-::«M,k.,· , . lory t11r. Jet1:1 tluu1 X,000 t'lllf, 4 :>pet~! trans. 1:.000 n1i, TI _MERC·Marqu111 Sta \Vgn, --miles. hu.-tory wnttanty still delux1· inll•r. rad1u. Si.:!"111, "j\ L:H1\.'\ I 1 l 't I,, IUH) •~/1111•· jJ<'d, O'\.\'l'lit'lll <'lllHllhllll 11111 1Uilf'M. &i:r741li .... Autos, Imported 970 01vorct.> (orct.>s sale. T.0 .P. in MfN·I _ L'ic• 816110C. 11:17"'8-152. $2999 5'1H-3045 a ft er 5. $4495 J'fNTO-.-,,-S(JUll tl·'.. uulu, -1970 MONTEGO MX. Air, uir 1:ond., t•,t.1·ii1'. ln1111a•·. PONTIAC J,, '',\'1'1\J.l~.o\. r11ll 1~'"''1·. I /{II, ,11 1. I ""11,•r \'~:HY T-BIRO ·n T-BIRO, $100 • l··iu1 $.·1i, or u r 11' r tii::-.·.11~; • VEGA 11-.: v11:1·:1:11:11, .11r 1~>1Kl.!--------­ .• u1 .. lr:u1,, :::~1 1·n~. tk'" 'i1 VE<:A :!DI lh11t:ht .. 1·k 11rl'1', ~rk,, &lrM'I' 1·lt•a11, lsp•I, 1iii. 111•w 1irf'11 111:1~\' ufh•1', !lfi.'(.•!,'•i.'1 , ~'l llM! • • • •(fJ6-;J66~1 ',\ ;,111 .ul 1·1·~1111, . ••·l'.!·:"'i~ I 5.·11 i1llr ~ .. n ~ :--:-:-.. G42='5b1S Au10s;-1mported _____ 97o A~toS: lmpo 9io FOREIGN CARS Sales • Service -Parts - e.oa. leAJJi& r 1n, PIS. nt'\lo' tirf'~ .t· 1 Jim Slemons 1hruou1. 6~ ..... 1 uu YOLYO pain1. $t7«J. 67:h~G. lmportS :-n RUNABOUT, 11XM.1 ·1~1~ ~;;:. MUSTANG lirf':t, xlnl •·01111. l\1uk~ ;,fl·. l~I Qu•H C•.il 01!1-4f,;u . '71 CAPRI 168 DATSUN P.U • 1966 liarbur, C.ll.f. 646-9'.WJ I Ne1v1).J11 l~u1·h -----~--~-----flUSBANO pn"" 1 "11 PLYMOUTH N•-p•inl. "invi lop, «•"om wh~•h , ll,dio. ho••••. n•.,.. p•inr, ·71 LTD. 9 n'"'lli wago"· rully . . ~·t a11·ay, '1'1 ~3-9300 , ...--cnf1ee 'b"!I P..1 ~! P/S 4 1p1ed. fddio, d"d h~d1 .,, l8448MZ ) '"~~d . !UT 708 ) .CofS E.,,c;<;.~3J,~Jf:.7WAV '71 CHEVROLET I\ NEWPORT BEACH .J STATION WAGON ~~ 673-0900 OI' 175•1·BOK"1 'o"f--s I '64 c~!~~!~ET equipped lncld heavy duty sa -· . u. rui:.;. · ·I F.:NTt:lt 1-'0n;\ll t.'1!1cAlf l'llUH. I ----$ $ l\!Ct'lVl'r .tr heafl. t•lec plu•· PB. fa1 -. air. \'n1yl top. I -----;-,-,--.-.~ . ---1967 B;11T;u·wJa :.t,000 ;11·1u .il 2295 1195 0,.,.,, "·•tori• ·1 •0, ""'~ n=.t.7 '"1 rs SI :v1re 1 in fol' trlr ho.Wing. new '"'. · °" · •: .. ,,,_....,..., OLDSMOBILE n1. lt;uhu. ht•a1e1·, nl'\\ I • 1 1 1 n-' flfle1 5 pin 894-12_12 ___ !>1:11111. s;;,!r •. ).1."l"'ii9al. I I~•-•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1• e~. 0\\11cr, x" co..... GMC TRUCKS \\'Ill sacrif rar bclo11• lot '6~) MU!,'TANU \1-H, Ill'" n•~lt I * '71 Cu~lu1n-$!iOrl-Fur)· '67 TOYOTA' p1·icc at $2695. Call \1•kdy11 i;ng. Runs ~no1!. Nr\\' 1.1:11n1 HONDA CARS ' \\'111.:011. )011 inUi·a:.:1•. 1<••1<t '\ L' •;, TON PICKUP bcf 5 pn1, 846-1321. '° ... ,'1··. ·=l".:.o •ll' hl'!:I nfr. UNIVERSITY OLDS _m_rvl.. !1tilltl. ;,4{}-~~ I ~ -.iw.::> 4 Door, r.d:o, 11, ~, .. , ~ulo<na l;c lr•n•· '65 COUNTRY Sq U i rt" .------;-, ---2850 ll:itbor Blvt1. PONTIAC I n1i1~ion. ~nd a;, <oJrci1honin9, IOS5J0t 1 '\Vagon. Radiu, 11ir, new ~ t.1USf'Al'lil~. autu, 111.'1'' Co11t11 1'1esa 54U·~1 $795 tires, $i;,c) or hcsl ofrer. tJJ'e!i/brakt"S, J.."OOd l'\Jlllllll~ -• . • -,-.----,-----~4-4728. l'ONI. No1 prrtly. S2:JO. 1~71 OLDS V1~1a Cruiser ii!'! PONTIAC.: L\Jsto111 S, .. ~fiS;.-EAflU.AN'"=~~=E~--"10~-=.~,~d.-I 49-1-6..1GO. \\'~11. :S ~als. <iii· A~f/.,-l\I · ""'""'r, KOO<! l"Olid, auto 44~2EJ _$1299_ EL OORADOS 14 TO CHOOSE CO UPES.('(}tiVERTIBLES • OE VILLES 31 TO CHOOSE COUPES SEDANS CONVERTIBLES 1\fany cxcellenl colors Choice of interiors fClo th &: leather> !"aC"IOl')' air conditioning rull power -Choice of: .::)tereo Al\1/Fl\I radK> -Jc=,-===~~~-~t--slel't"l;---4ug-ruek.-~:i. l-'Onil~ 1rani., 1)-Udio, p_.__:;, ..Sc· · vinyl top. Vf!, aulo, nu paint, '70 l\1USTANl: gd. 1·ond., f..!G.10/ofr. r,71.0,-07 ;ifl (i:::o / 11:i0 Visla lln:.:ur, Nt'\\'l)Orl nu !Ires, nu hrakes. Xlnl radial 1ir1•s, auto, ll'ans. l•• GROTH -• 1-50 <~ '01' · ·~~ C II l , p.nl. H1·h. Silt !!·'!. ~uu 9·1, c'Ouu ·~ . ......-. 1n1, .uvuo•. a a 1 4 I 1\1 • s J rr · · · -· 64!'rl886 ·~ Old:.; Tomna'tto. s icn.:Q \Vkdays, .i-p111. -:.·~I 11 t•1· '&"'1 BEAUTIFUL T·Bird, all lalll'', i>/windrn..,s, ll i r, ;u·ce-1~<'<1.~..:!:_i~lilJ. __ CHE. ·vROLET J)O\\'Cl' xtras, 2 dr. rnun.Y nu 'fil ~1USTANG. ln<td!"rl iv/nu radinls, nu hrakeM. ~ln1 CflllP. i·s1'<·. v ,. hi i· I" s. parls,$600 or hsr oUr. to11 $5\f.J. ~'57-61!9!1 :12'12 S. coud. SllOO. or li.•sl orh·r. C.:h6o~· rro111 1~1. '71 t-:xel·. &~ To11·111•r. Santa Ana . · _ ll.'\!Hill78 aft 5 , l~nnt. 11•agn11 •Ir 'ti~/ c ;Ttl. 11211 BEACH BLVD FOR 11al~, '6-1 l"oni Station ·sz t.1U!ITANG. PIB-PI~-, .. 73 Ot.J5S ~Culla..'!s Suprl•nil'. 1 1 ~1h ah· 111n:t .. ~111 1 itJnd . ••7 6087 • \Vagon, m jt(lod contl. Want VF~RY CLEAN. LO l\flLt~S.1 Cranberry & \l'hitc, air :!19-1?.Kl tl)s,_:i lS--9.'IO I ~ O't " 549-3331 $200. 833--0S52. ORIG. OWNER 615-6994 cnnd. s!l'rro. an1 fn1 tape, 'iil PON'r. Sl.n \\'gn .. Xl111 HUNTINGTON BEACH 'fi6 LTD. air, aulo. a ll power '66 t.1USTANG, R&ll , PIS. huc:kct!l, lo rni, s 4 o o o . running 1'01u\., 11t·t·f t~11ly, rt"· CHEVROLET options. $500. {list· hrks. S4Q. 5.>2-0031. ('l'nl rl.'IJHll's, S250/orft'I'. Call !'l?.6-2G98 ______ !'l."i2-s624. 1972 -61..os Toronado, like &:~1-.n_~"-~'·~~~-~-- • • '67 FORD Galaxie, good t.1USTANC, Ca I l for n i a ne11·. 10,000 111 i's. Hf'lo1v '7:1 GllANV Safflri !! p1ts!1 '67 Chevy Nova Wagon cohd., (}II, $~50. Private pill'-· S~'Cial 'GI!, $1200 nr best of· Blue• Bk. Pvl. p•y. S.lti:-i). 1 wgn, j\C. full pwr, xtras, 6 cyl. au10 1rans .. ·min1 L'Olld.1 o-'•Y~--00_2_-~=~·----= er . R/H, PIS, GiJ-12.'iG. !>16-7226. lo mi, 673-9731. Pvl. Jlly. 1TZY28.1J. Au!os, New ·910 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 AUtos, Ne;----980 '71 VW-BU S- 4 Spe •d, r,d:o. ~t ~l •r . lo .. mil••. end ••Ir • c:leen. 1 bO~[Al l $2495 Crwi>e control Trunk opener & more All in lmn1aeula1e condlt!.111 Largest sele<.1ion In • Orange County Ward S.Lee American Motors rt 14/ 1826 ohnson and Son Presents • • • Nabers Cadillac ALmiO'RIZF.D DEALER _, HARBOR B l~.,• COSTA MESA 54().9100 Op..n Sunday 1234 So. M.i1n St S<lnl a An a ·11 . CADILLAC c" u •' '72 Vena Wano• Df'Ville. Xlnl cond, Hll ., '211 ... power accf'!I., air cond., Radio, heate1', auton1atlt• atcroo tape , I eat h er transrni~KMl. leas 1.h a o u p ho I 5 tcry. beautifl.llly 12.0CO nlllc11. Sc!r. •810!!. malntai....i V/P car. W.D. $2095 Ada.ma Co. 5-1&-Q.43. • 1'10 FLEETWOOD Jim Slemons Brougham 29,600 a c t u a I • lm..-Ai.~·5· n11les. A-ct, stereo, Sentinel ;:::::..,.,,., lites. Plush -many t'xtralli. 1301 Qual! , Oay11; 552-1"'.JOO ask for :Fred .\'t"l\'JlOn 8e9..cli Davil. Evrs: 5:J2-9U2. 833-930!} ·7:1 CAD $Man de Ville, like ENTER F'ROM i tacl'A DDEN "'· '""' '"'· tuuy ""u'•· -'72 Chevrolet Pvl. ply, SG!QO, 644-7311 rvf'. V 613-1010. 1-..:; _ ___ e!JCI , '66 CAD S.."'CI. Df' Vtll<'. Vl':ry S«h1n, Stirk. AM ratlio. Nict" <'lean, xlnt 111C'(•h. <"Ond. 1•ar 1fll1 EPC1. 66.!XX> mi. 111\\'KY!I j,!Rral:"d. s 1695 11200 54&-:&• DOT D. ATSUN 'ii Eldonuio Convt, xlnt C'Ond, loaded, lo ml, n1u&l lR'lJ3 Beach Blvd., ·Hunt. !1Cll.,644-al36 Bch. ~1442, KJ-7781 '66 Fl..TWt> Briflm, recent '6.'i CHEVY Mali bu SS cng-. I: mech. work. Xlnt hartllop ooune. VS, auto. cond . Sac. $8$. 645-1679 pfs. p/b, air cond, bucket ·59 GOLD· Coupe neVille, seal!!, ('Oll!IOI<' Si7S. 645·861 4, 53 000 I . A'l/F'M _,_.i:l_Ba--cy~sc-·'c:··~c"'"'=~--' n1 , :ur, 1• , SZIOO. 6'.>-15.11. ,'66 MALIBU ··c oUGAR~~ . I XB-7 ' .. ' '72 TOYOTA 1 Di>or co""'· ••d:c, he•l•r. ~ op••d. •nd 1in ted q ""· l 142CEJ J $1995 -•68-;JEEP-' ~ wti •• I o,;,.,, •• dio, i..,.,.,,, mc••bl. h••dlop. (\IGZ170 ) $1895 ·73 CDV, fire n1i!!I blue. BIUP 2-Door "' 11.llk. intrrior • ...,,/5Un root. •IOOJ ml. loaded V-:< !:':17 •·u. in. I., au Io. 1v,e~. Sf~'@J. 673-a.";69. inn.~ .. rarlio, µll\\'t'I' steer- '68 CAD SDV:-loaded -Xlnt inw: . .ull' C\'1nd .. ne1v !ires, --• 11-· Prl 1 -~i' ne11• sJ>ot·k~. $660. CaU Cvnu. ov.>. Vil£' , .... • · &16 ':Gl~ fr · &14-6248. _., > ~ ~" •1 p.m. __ ---·oo L11EV. ln1palu. R/1-f. CAMARO • P/~. P/B. (;00<1 lirrs; new hrak~s. auto., .'.IX:! V-M . Must ·67 Canuu•n 2 dr hatdlop. srtl, lf'al'ini.: 11;lale. $450 Or '1spd, 3j() 1·u ln rng, w/'!15 ~sl. oUer. Crtll : X92~193 llP, xlnl eng, 5 Ill'\\' tires. '72 CJIEVY !Heavy Chev) SEE ONE · TRY ONE BUY ONE Sl:D'.I or best ofr. 546-&420 i\1usl srll by 10/1, 4 Spd, CHEVROLET ~.;;""'"-Private pa'1y. '67 Chev. Camara '72 T<lNGS\VOOD E s I a I c \Vgon. Aulo, full pwr., titl \1111. lo mi. Xlnt cond. $3750. or bcsl offer. S5l-Ta.l6. Air, power s te ering, , RUtoniatk'. Just ,llkf!' new. GOOD ll'an&porfatlon 6 4 iUKA2-IGJ ~ Oit'Vt"lle as ls, S ~ O O, $1395 _._...,,.;,, __ =o=,--- OOT DATSUN CHRYSLER jss.15 Beftl'h Blvd .• }11Jn4 . '66 Npl. ps+ph. AC, A'r, bet· ~ Beach, 842-7781. 540-0442. tl·r lhan tl\',11: 1·oncj., $350, Also I '62 OORVAJR P.1Doza, slick. 'li6 ~ldi: 442, l\tunsit', llunt. Xl t _1 '''"' ~ •• ,1,. Pos1, Crat::flr11;, 3 Duce!, n ,_,,,. .. · I"'''·" " S·lfiO. f>45-1i&'l 547-71117 4!14-4891. ' . • --• ----- '6.1 CHEVY SlaOon Wagon. '70 CHRYSLER 300. Air. Xlnt cond. New tiN'!I, $375. power, rad\al11. Sl500 or. Be11 71~301 \Vestmlnster. ~7 Mls111011 · V 1 e Jo 'M 0-fE'VY Impala ; runs ,70 CRR.YSt.Elt. 2-on::. good, sgit 53&-§000 ·1-1 AR 0 T 0 P. Al R , I--..::::.::..=='-,:---PlUVATE PARTY $900. \V ANTED: Clean lo mileage 673-4751 · Stalkln W$n. Prefer Med. 'ST NEWPORT Cllfllom. Air Sz. Vehicle. 646-140.1. & evel')'lhlng. S-595. Ca.11 CJ IEVELLE l\1'a1ibu '#11. 518--0440. Nly au1"· "''" """ 1 ""'c"="'o~N=Tc.-IN=E~NT=A~L,..... Very dean Sl!OO. 644-'M~:_ l----..,.------·rl CAPRICE. like nc1v, 11.iw ·oo 2 OR · Sf'flan. Xlnt cond. 1nllea, full power I. ll1!M! Nu llre1t & 1ml11t ~. Call $3tl:MI. 546-7RQ.-, ~4-2141'1 ·s.; wa"""·· '''· '"· '"""'· CORV .. IR llUIO, 327 VII, 1·11rpeled, xlnl ~ lhroughOut $7!f.i &16-1 3~."'i 1·,,.-.. -,-CO-R_V_A-IR--JIOC)d--<ood--. 'j:"j CHEVY Tudo1· Coupe, s100. or bcsl ofter, mutt tee Chtrry. 371, '1 l>hl, new to 11.ppr. Call 847.-4588. J paJnt, rnak@ orter, ~·i\134. '61 CORVAIR. Xlnl cond. SH S2'25. or be1t otter. Call Qu 1cK CA 963-~18< •v··· 544-5n% ~ ... COUGAR TIME FOR 068 COUGAR XR7. tun owr. THROUGH A· '''· .. ~;:~111~. ' DAILY PILOT '&I DAR"r. Good "'"""""•· !Ion. A real DiP h1'n1, $200. t::v~. :.4&-o17"'t ' Home Or The l\"ew Car ... ..Golden T.ouch .. • ••• 2626 HARBOR BLVD. OF CARS I • atul son 1 INCOLN MERCURY CAPR I 111u1n· t 11 ·r11t· Nt·\\' tar . , ..Gold en Touc h .. • COSTA MESA 540-5630 I I I " • .• •• • • • O~ILY PILOT Saturday, St'ptrmbtr 29, 1973 .....,..3LEFT -O VE .R''. Brand New 1973 "LEFT-OVER" FORD LTD 4 DOOR HARDTOP • .too cr o 2v V-8, vinyl roof, radio, T-glass, H.D. -Sus.peosihn,.aii:.caod.,.wsw4ii:esret c. ( 3J64Sl6l9.92-rn2-- • 1 Ooo e!~~.2!!~T PRICE ($5250.11) plus tax & license Brand New 1973 "LEFT-OVER" THUNDERBIRD . -1-'--""'""'R<HARDTOP . . _ -~ _._ --~---· 460 CID 4V V-8, viriyl toof, tilt str. wheel, AM/FM radio, • t.grass, air cond., power steer.-seat-windows-antenna, temp. control, much more. (3J87A210063) 1752. $1 400 Po!~~.2~c~T PRICE (7863.66) · · plu$ tax & licens::..•-.c. 400 CID 2V V -81 air c~nd., radio, t - glass, front & rear bumper guards, wheel covers • CJJ58S234956) 2155 DISCOUNT FROM WINDOW STICKEi PRICE ($4161.56) plus tax & licenN .. Brand New ·- SA ·VING EE KE ND 1973. "LEF t-OVER" PICK U P · ~J::oM STYLESIDE 302 v.s,' gauges, optional ratio, rear axle, extra cooling radiator, {S) G78x15 4 PR tires, bOdy side molding, w/insert. - CF10GRS<ld5JI 9"179 , $ 2 8 7 6 ;~!~~ IJcenM • Brand New 1973 "LEFT-OVER" · F-250 C ., p I Ku p CUSTOM STYLESIDE 360 V-8, sttp bumper, (4) 800xl6.S I PR tires, etc. (F25YR S2Ml 9365 ~ttr5~r:-=7a FULL PRICE '"'' tax a '"-"• WESTERN DAYS B·ONUS.,CORRAL- 1911 PINTO CPE. 4 speed, radio, heflter. Ivory While, low milei exir:a clean. 372DTD s1599 1972 CHEV. VEGA Stlll ion Wagon, 4 speed, radio, heater, Like nevi. 882FLW s1999 1965 MUSTANG 2 Dr. H.T. V-8, aufo. trans., factol'y air cond i· tioning, power sle~ring, radio, heater, radial wh itewall 'tires, tinted glass, wheel covers. One owner, Mustang 11 trade, Sharp! License No. PDB~IS sa99 . •. ·-- !'. ,;r· ... :\··. ,_ " t' .,,. .. ·:.,, ; . 'i : ~ . . .. ~ "t ~ • . ' .... .· . . , _, -. . . . . • .. • • . . . f Ii 'L:· ... i. t , .... : ~ I '70 JAVELIN SST 2 or. Hardtop. vs, auto. trans., µower steerir19,s-199 factory air cond., radio, heater, vinyl roof, bucket seats. PRICE IS NO MISTAKE. ·#801 18 · ' 1968 DODGE Dart GT. 6 cyl., auto. trans., radio, heater, whitewall s1 tires, tinted glass, wheel covers. Good miles, gold firiish, clean! UHK947 '68 DODGE DART 2 Dr. Hardtop, s~all V-!, auto. trans.,faclory·ai$ conditioning, power steering, Jow miles, extra clean. CVRA.571) ' '7 1 COUNTRY ·SQUli · · · 10 PASS. STATION WGN. VS, au iomatic !rans., factory air, power steer · 2 6 99 ing, power windows, luggage rack.,(SOlC DJ) , 1966 VW Fastback 4 speed, rad io, heater, runs good, looks goad! Save! Lie. 159APZ. 1969 JEEP Wagoneer V-8, auto. trans., factory airconditio~ $ 2 ing, power steering, radio, heater, sharp un!f, ready for boon docks. Lie. 203ET.D 099 \. • .1970 T·B•RD LANDAJr ' ,Cpe. Fullpower&factoryeir,fMOI~ .... rta~2a-9~9 cream p!Jff. (S368ED) ' poWer steering, 5harp thruout. (UGH4.t7) 1969 FORD Gal. XL 2 dr. H.T. V-8, auto. trans., factory air- conditioning, power steering, power {disc}' brakes, radio, heater, whitewall tires, tinted· glass, wheel covers, good miles, clean. Lie. ZAT.f24 $ .. V-1, i!lufo. trans., fi!ldory air conditionin!J, power steering, radio, heater, a real ~rgain.,("58DNO s999i 1970 MUSTANG S1's Roof Small 302 V-8 •ngine. Rad io, heater, whifewall tires., tinted glass, rallye I 799 wheels, w/wlde,oval tlres,cC!:J:lpetltion · orange. Extra·sharp1 low miler. St. • #P1234 .... • # .' . . ( ,- '64 FORD V2 TON Excellent condition. {..07'5eJ DO Ail •..• ~.lllOW-USl ' ' . ! lCJ,771 MAVERICK CPE. 1970 MAVERICK 2 Dr. H.T. Spts, Roof, Stand factory ~Vipped; radio, heater, whitewall .tires, tinted Qlats, whfff1 covers, pc>wdtr biU. •tl99 • I ., "