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VOL. 66, NO. 293, 3 SECTION S, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNT Y, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY , OCTOBER 20, 1973
Dln1e•a·Line
Bargains
TODAY?
TEN CENTS
Police l(ill Buena Park Bank Robber
3rd Injured
N ew-p-ort Crash
l(issinger
Takes Bid
~ UFO~ Cirea 1962
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. Kills 2
By JACK CHAPPELL
01 tlHI o.rty Plitt ~t•n
Two young men were killed and , a
third seriously injured when the small
foreign car in which they were riding
went out or control at high speed and
smashed into a motel sign stanchion in
Newport Beach Friday night, authorities
reported .
' The dead were identified by Newport
Beach police as the driver, Douglas
Nixon Yiel~
Some Ground
On Tapes
WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nix-
on has reluctantly yielded ground in
his historic battle to withhold the
Watergate tapes -but not enough to
avoid a head-On collision with special
prosOOitor Aidiibafcf CoX:-
ln a statement issued at the White
House Friday night, Nixon said he agreed
to let Sen. John C. Stem.is fr>-Miss.'
listen to the tapes to verify the accuracy
of a presidential su mmary of their con·
tents.
Nixon said be personally y.·ould prepare
lhe summary and it would be given
to U.S. District O>urt Judge John J.
Sirica, who ordered the President Aug.
29 to give him the nine tapes subpoenaed
by Cox, and to the Senate Watergate
o:immlttee.
Nixon said he woo.ld not ask the U.S.
Supreme Court to review a Court of
Appeals decision upholding Sirica 's order
Gld directed Co1 to halt efforts to
enforce his subpoena.
Cox issued a statement saying that
if he complied with the President's in-
structions it "would violate my solemn
pledge to the Senate and the country
... I shall not violate my promise."
The special prosecutor said he would
Inform the oourts that "no steps are
being taken to tum over the Important
notes. memoranda and otber documents
that the t.'OW't orders require."
It was understood that the President ,
who polntedlv referred to Cox al! "an
employe of the executive branch," wa!I
(~TAPES, Page!)
Orange C.:oas l
Weather
Pleasant weather will-continue
with Inland hlgh ol 83 and low of
62. On the ooast, the high will he
70 and the low 59. Night and morn-
lng low clouds and log are likely
with clearing by lnid-day.
INSIDE TODA. Y
Harbor View 1-lonttl Ttridet1U
OJ"t attacking a college boundary
lillt that .tomttfme1 cuts Uirough
tndtvtduol llouse1. 0$11(11tinq luu.
bond and wife In une rl11tnci-
and tlidr ch;ldrtn to a11other .
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K. Macinnes, 19, of 1806 Buttooshell
Lane , Huntington Beach, and a
passeuger, James Pt1. Carlson, 20, of
4620 Wayne Rd ., Newport Beach.
A rear seat passenger, Craig A.
Jansen. age wiknown, of 2398 Redlands
Ave., was cut througJ, the left eyebro1v
and received a broken arm and other
facial injuries.
(PICTURE, PAGE 21
The vehicle in which the youths were
riding was cut nearly in ha.Jr by the
forct of the collision. ~ accident oc-
curred at. 9 p.m. in the 6300 block of
W.est Coast Highway near the Pine Knot
Motel as the car was >bowld·~ out of
town, police sakf.
The surviving passenger to Id
·Patrolman Vincent Battit the car was
involved in a race with another vehicle.
Police estimated the car bit the pole
sideways at 60 to 7,0 miles an hour.
Officer Battit said it appeared lhe
three youths were "cnlising" at the
time. They apparently had just left a
residence in the Cameo Highlands area.
Police and firemen worked strenuously
lo free the bodies and the lone surviving
rider rrom lhe tangled wreckage or
the smashed car.
A second accident occurred at the
satne area as passers b.v gawked at
the accident. The rear-end accident in·
ju.red both parties who were taken by
ambulance for emergency treatment .it
l-Joag Memorial Hospi tal.
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Boy, 11, Dies
Crossing Sb·eet
In Huntington
An 11-year-old Hwitington Beach boy
was struek and killed as he walked
across a busy intersection in Hunttngton
Beach Friday night. authorities reported.
The boy was identified by the Orange
County coroner's office ns Jeffrey Faulk·
ner ol !618 Delaware SL
Police said the boy 1\'as hit by a car
driven by an 18-year...old Covina youth.
Sgt. G. Kircher said there \Vas po ap-
p11rent fault on the part of the drivt'r.
Witnesses said the boy 11·as crossing
lhe intersection f}gainst the signal.
The accident occu rred at Yorktown
and Beach Streets at about 8:40 p.n1 .
The child, pronounced dead on arrival
at Pacifica Hospital, recei\'ed massive
head and Internal injuries in the ac·
cident, police said.
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To Moscow
WASJilNGTON (APl -President Nix·
on sent Secretary or State Henry A.
Kissinger to MosCT11v early ·today to
discuss "means to end hostilities in
the Middle East."
The \Vh.ite House said Kissinger was
dispatched at the request of Soviet Com-
munist leader Leonid I. Brezhnev and
was act"Ompanied on the flight by Anato-
ly F. Dobrynin , the Soviet ambassador
here.
Also fl ying to ~1oscow with Kissinger
were nine Americ,an officials, including
Asst. Secr~tary of State Joseph J. Sisco.
White House JCOW"CeS said th e
secretary of State wh ei:peded to be
gone "a ffii!.tter of, days" and that his
departure for Peking, ·scheduled for Mon-
day, likely will be postponed bul thal
he atill intended to ~ in Peking by
the end of oext week.
The White House announcement said
Nixon and Brezhnev "have maintained
close contact through diplomatic chan·
nel s" since the outbreak of hostilities
in the Middle Easl Oct. 6.
Kissinger's plane left Andrews Air
Force Base. Md., at 10:50 p.m. POT
and was due in Moscow at 8 p.m.
Saturday, Moscow time (10 a.m. PDT ).
In addition to Sisco. those ac-
compa ny i n g KI s singer were:
Ambassador Robert J. Ml'C'loskey, acting
chief State Department spokesman ;
Helmut Sonnenfeld!, senior staff men1ber
of the National Security Council : Thomas
Pickering, State Department executive
.secretary; Alfred L. ''Roy" Atherton.
Sisco's deputy a s s i st ant secretary ;
\\tinston Lord, director of State Depart·
ment planning and coordination:
Laurence Eagleburger, a Kis singer aide:
\Villiam G. Hyland and Peter Rodman
of the National Security Council staff.
The trip undoubtedly was spurred by
the four-day visit Soviet Premier Alexei
N. Kosygin made to Cairo Tuesday
through Friday. Kissinger is knoY.'Yl to
believe that it advanced prospects for
ending the fighting in the Middle Ea~I.
The secretary, known for his secret
missions, Completely disguised t h e
mission as be attended a dinner given
Friday night by Huang Chen, head of
the Chinese liaison office, that Y.'aS sup-
posed lo be a send-off ror China .
As an adviser to Nixon. Kissinger made
se1·eral clandestine trips. most spec·
tacularly one to Peking in July 1971
1\·hile he \l'as reported recovering from
a ston1ach indisposition in the 1nountai ns
of Pakistan.
Last year. he secretly met many times
In Paris with flanoi negotiaror Le Out
Tho on a Vietn.o.m peace agreement
and made another secrel trip to Mosrow.
After Friday night's dinner. Kis singer
incl behind closed doors 1\ith Senate
(Ste K.I~INGER, Paae %)
NEWPORT MAN SAYS UFO PHOTOGRAPHED IN SANTA ANA IN 1962
Furnished by Amalgamated Flying Sauc•r Clubs of Americ1
Coast Man Probes l JFOs;
Findings Still Up in Air
By JOHN ZALLER
Of !flt Dtllr l"t"" Sl1fl
The current craze of UFO i;i~hl!ngs
hasn't caught Robert Lewis of Newport
Beach olf guard .
For at least five years. he's known
that UFOs do exist and for the last
two yea rs he's been an authorized field
investigator of these unknown
phenomena.
4 S tate Banks
Cut Interest
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
California banks, including Bank
or America -the y.·orld's largest
con1mer cia l bank -joined Friday
in a move to cut the prime interest
loan rate.
Crocker Bank 1vas the first in
the state to announce a cut from
10 percent to 9~~ percent in the
commercial loa.Q) rRte for la r~e
borrowers. effective immediately.
Rank of Amcricu said bite in
the day it u•ill 1rim its prime
rate to 9~~ percent ~1onday. JI
joined the Bank of California and
First \Vestem Bank in the move ,
So when repons of UFOs began crop-
ping up in recent weeks, he got out
his standardized investigation forrns, his
zoom movie camera, his binoculars and
set to work.
"This group of sightings i.5 going to
do more for the advancement or human
kno\\•ledge about UFOs than any <1thcr
group of sightings we've ever had ,''
says the 23-year-oJd.
"\Ve·re gelling good solid Information
about many things we knew little about
bcJore." he says.
Lewis admits that he's never actually
seen a UFO. He's just never been in
the right place at the right tin1e. he
says.
But as a member of lhc At'rial
Phenomenon Research Organization. he's
been called out to investigate hundreds
of reports, including a dozen cases in
the Big Bear area in the last month.
llis only Orange Coast case dates
rrom lY.'Q years a~o.
"A Ne"'port Beach woman clearly
observed a UFO hovering over the cil y
at ;in altitude of about 4.000 f<'cl."
he said ... II y.•as \vhile and disc·.~haped.
Then sudd enly ii turned red and began
zig.zagging up coast ;it ve ry rapid
speed ...
l.1'\\'is interrogated the w o n1 a n
thoroughl y, asking h<'r a Jong :-crlf's
of standardizNI fluestions. Uc d~l!n ·1
believe 1hc Newport case proves much
since there \1'as only ooe observt>r bu1
he sayfl the y.·oman's informn!ion does
coJTelate: well wilh de.script ioos given
of other Southern Cal ifornia UF'Ol!.
Slain Wo111an Unidentified Lewis is in a position to know.
Although he Is nOl !'lure his college
professo rs y.•ill accept it. he is prep.iring
a maste.r's dil'l!iCrtation on UF{}!i for lhc
psychology department or Catlfnmia
Stsitr Univt>rsi tv at Long Beach. Hu1itin g to1i Police Sa.y Victi1n 30, Tattooed , 5 .7
Uy TERRY COVILLE
Of tllt Dtlty l"Utt Sti ff
lloes anyonti know or a missing red
haired woman with the tt1ttoo of a
champagne .glass "and three bubbles on
her right thigh?
If so, contact the: l-luntlngton Beach
Police Department.
llcimlcide lnve!tigotors loday relcns«i
a de!allcd d('scripUon of the woman .
Her nud~ body was found on the beach
near the Bolsa Chica Bluffs early Frid:iy
n1omlng. She had been beaten to dellh.
She hat not been identified. Police
I
hope soml'OOe might recognite the
dcsa-lption. She was about 31J.35.yearJ·
<1ld , -red h..1ir, blue eyes, five.foot,
scven·lnches tall, and 'i\--Cighed abou t 135
pounds.
PoliCc snld the cha1np8gne tatlOO was
the 1nost distincti ve mark on her. She
nlso had nn oval birth mlll'k jullt above
th1• knt•e on the ln!!ide of hl'r IMl leg.
TI1c body .ilso h<td a long, red hair·
piLtte tit.'(! in a single brnid, and lhr~
rings.
Polh:e i;ald 11\c: womiln \\'a~ a·pparimtty
killed by a aeries of shi.lrp blQ\\lll lo
the htod and brou~ht to Huntington
Beach ·where she "'as lelt on lhe v.·ct
sand. TI1e Or11nge County Coroner's of·
lice said she died about 4 a.m.
fn\•cstigators discove red marks on the
p.avemcnt :ind d<1"·n the bh1rr 11'he1·c
she had appattntl)' bttn drag~ed.
A,, 11 further description, police s.<11U
she hnd poor tl!eth, 1vith some mlss1n~.
po!!,ibly indical lng she wore n partinl
dental plnlc. She ~lso chey.·rd h1•r
fin'!f'mntl!!.
Dt•tect1\r Sgl. l\.loruy /\lcKcnnon lia1d
there wias no sign lh:il 11he had bet•n
sexually ass.1ulted or struck any\\hcrc
other than lhe head.
His pnpcr will t"Oncern rl'<.'urrin,e; p:i!-
1en1s of behavior In cxtra·tcrrestriul
phrnomt·non. he SAys.
"Thrrr'!! mor~ 10 Uf'O beh~n·ior lhan
~·ou mi¥hl lhink," LPwis says. "I \\·anl
to knn1v 1rheth!!r they tend II) mn\'f'
IOY.'llrri or t1v.·siy from citlcs. in z1c·w g
or ~1rnu1 hl p:1tt»rn.'i Rncl so on
''There·~ an a1\1ul lot or 1nfon11a11011
:i.nrl 1 y.·a nt to 'ru n ~IAll~licnl ~nrrehHion~
• ..,, it to find pa!lcms 1n It:·
l.1•11·i~. \\ h•1 i-unfltlrl~ hinlS"lf on f\Hr!·
r1nlt· r('~!:111r:int 11•nrk In orrlrr 10 purs11l'
h1" r:ir·fl11r a our<;uil nf llFO rl•1vir1~
ii.:11.~ hr 14·11nts lo'""l'M kt Uf"-0 rl'l>(•arrh
his Hfc'is wQrk
"Therr·~ 11 grcot nt!t'd ror or~nni1.cd
jSt-e u .. Us. l)i.g,e 11
Wife Hu1·t;
Recovered
One man 'A'a~ shot and killed. and
his wife wounded in both legs as Buena
Park police were led on a wild Bonnie
and Clyde-type chase following an armed
bank robbery of $9,000 Frid a y ,
au thorities reported.
The dead man y.•as identified only
as John Doe by the Orange County
cormer's office Friday night. His wife ,
in custody at Orange County ?ifedical
Center, was not immediately identified.
The couple's 4-year-old girl. also in
the robbery vehicle, y.•as unhurt and
taken to the Albert Sitton Home.
Police still soogbl a second man in·
volved in the daylight robbery of the:
Security PaciCic Bank at La Palma and
Stanton avenues.
A general broadcast was radioed to
alJ Oran,ge County police agencies. The
man is believed to be armed with an
automatic rifle. The FBJ was called
in.
Some 15 Buena Park officers Ylt'rc
involved in !he chase and althouJlh the
officers' cars were hit by a hail of bullets
alleged ly fired by the woman from the
speeding getaway car, no officers were
hit.
The y.·oman will be booked on charges
or assault 1vitli attempt to commit
murder. police said.
Police Lt. Kenneth Bagu\ey said the
events leading to the shooting death
be11an at about 3:30 p.m.
1\o•o nien brandishing guns walked
into the bank and scooped up loot from
tellers' cashboxes.
One teller activated an alarm and
police who arril'ed at the bank y.•erc
given the direction of flight by the rob-
bers Y.'ho sped through a shopping mall
parking lot.
Tu'O vehicles were used. a Volkswagen
van driven by the dead man and loaded
·with personal belongings including a dog.
and a pickup truck driven by the man
still at large. Police momentarily lost
the truck ,
The $9,000 "·as recovered from the
van. which also was found to contain
si x assorted guns.
The chase took officers and the rlecing
couple in the van through a residential
area of Buena Park during Y.'hich time
shots 1rerc exchanged bcl\\'CCn police
and the suspects.
A half n1ilc from the bank. polict:
set up a road block and more shots
1rerf' fired as the vun storn1cd palil
police units.
The van slopf>f.'d under a Route 91
frccy.·ay overpass and officers found the.
dri\·er dead at 1he \\'heel of the vehiclr .
The pickup lruck was r~overcd by
1>0licc .
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l· Democratic Leader Mike ?itamfield ol
~· Montana, House Speaker Carl Albert
::. of Oklahoma and Vice President· f designate Gerald R. Ford of Michigan,
~: all of whom were guesls.
(. Jn other Mideast developments :
~ t; -An Israeli armored column of 12,000
-,., men and :n> tanks battled deep into
~ Egyptian territory toda y, reportedly
• smashing through human wave walls
of Arab troops wi thin 50 miles of Cairo. !~ Israel said lhe road to Cairo was ~ "wide open," but Egypt called the giant
' _push, backed by heavy artillery ,and
•warplanes, a "show-off operation destin·
~ for failure."
_... Military spokesmen in Tel Aviv said
,..another Israelt column was rushing up
the ,east bank of Lbe Suez Ca.o.a1 in
a drive agail)sl the southern Dank of
C'"an estimated 100,000 Egyptian trooops
, and 1,000 tanks in the Sinai Desert.
~-~i -President Nixon's urgent request
... Friday for $2.4 billi<ll_ in e~gency
aid to Israel and · Camo""'\ida teceived
~a cold reception from some key member.I
ol Congress. Other lawmakers, however,
immediately endorsed the proposal.
; Unexpected resistance that developed
~ Friday in both the House and Senate ~centered oo the President's hurry-up
..::: tactics, a disclooure lbat some U.S.
~military men had been sent to Israel,
~financial aspects of the request, and
~the tying-in of Cambodia.
.;,.. It seemed likely the money would
..-eventually be voted.
f.. -i -Libya Friday joined other Arab na· ~ tiom using oil as a weapon against t lsrael, halting oil exports lo the United t States, cutting production by 5 percent t'"" and ra ising its oil prices. t" The Libyan News Agency said Libya's
:_..i-posled irice of crude oil v.·as increased ~ by nearly S2 a barrel.
~ Wa ler District OKs :: ,
:· $3,500 for Dan1age .. .. •• The Capistrano Bt!.ach Water District
has agreed to pay Orange County $3 .500
for damage to streets in the Dana Point
area.
.. The streets \.\'ere damaged in July
~ of 1971 \.\ilen n111 in ">11tcr pipelines brok e
in Dana Poinl and eroded the pavement.
The se ttlrmenl avoided a court trial
over the amount of damages.
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State Okays Energy Needs
lit Deciding Onofre Case
SAN DIEGO (AP) -An assistant
state attorney general ruled Friday In
fa vor of l\.\'O utility companJes that want
energy needs considered in their ap-
plication to build a $1 billion expansion
of lhe San Onofre nuclear power plant.
Carl Boronkay ruled that the California
Coastal Zone Conservation Commission
can corWde.r possible energy shortages
in ruling on the application of Southern
California Edison Co. and San Diego
GQ &: E1ectric Co. for a construction
permit
Groups opposing the project argued
that only· salety and environmental
llaiaroo slx>uld be considered.
The commission heard t.estlmooy here
Thunday e.nd Fri.day and will deliberate
a monlh or more belore deciding whether
to allow construction.
The two new atomic units would add
2,280 megawatts of electric power, five
tlines the present capacity of the plant
on the north San Diego Counly coast.
The utilities say the power is urgently
needed in the Los Angeles and San
Diego areas.
"The expanded plants will help save
the nation between 25 and 26 million
barrels c:J. oil per year,'' said David
Fogerty, an Edison vice president.
Scientists opposlng the project have
told the coounission the expanded plant
v;ould threaten marine life and could
emit a deadly radioactive cloud if safety
mechanismsfai).
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TAPES COMPROMISE? • • •
ready to fire tl\e prosecutor il he con-
tinued to press tels court battle. ·
The President saH! he had the support
or Sens. Sam J. Ervin, (D-N.C.), and
How ard H. Baker (R·Tenn), the senio r
members of the Senate Watergate com·
mittee, for his ded!ion to Jet Stennis
listen to the tapes.
Baker called it "a good deciaion and
in the best interest of the country."
But Sen. Lowell P. Welcker Jr., (R·
Conn), another member of the Watergat e
committee, disagreed.
..I reject the hollow deal to releaso
a summary of the evidence rather than
the evidence Itself." he said.
Stennis. whom the President described
as "a very distinguished man, high1y
respected by all element! In American
life for his integri ty, hls fairness and
his patriotism," said, "If I am called
oo to listen to the tapes and certify
as to their content I will consider It
a call to duty and render the service
as best I can."
But a key figure In the proposed
romproinisc \\'as Sirica and he remained
silent.
It was underslood he had not been
consulted by the President before the
\Vhite House statement was issued.
Nixon remained under court order lo
surrender the tapes to Sirlca and it
\1·ouid be up lo the judge to say tr
From Pnge l
UFOs ...
rollo\.\'UP and study or UFOs." he says.
"So often the sightings are reported
and no one ever comes back to n"18ke
a thorough investigation of the report.''
He is critical of the Air Force for
discontinuing its: UFO studies, and also
unhappy with this country's college
system for "drawing a curtain over
the \\'hole subject of UFOs as if it
didn't exist.
··The colleges should he leaders in
trying to find oul whal UFOs arc all
aboul." he believes.
\Vhilc Lewis Is pleased that UFOs
sLoern to be showing themselve11 "''ilh
more regularil y in recent wt-eks, he
~a} s he's cont'f:rned that the public may
be ovetrcacting to their presence.
"Some people m11y be looking a littl e
too hard to see them," he says . "They
get excited and go overboard."
But he urged anyone with .90Ulld Jn.
formation to forward It as soon R!J
possible to an authorized Investigatory
agency. The best local agency , he sug·
gested. Is in the UFO llcscarch lruilltute
lu Lawndale.
"If )'OU 00 see something," he advised,
"observe it as carefully a., you can
and try to write down \.\'hat you att.
"And." he advi sed, "there's no need
lo be alraJd. They don't want lo hurt
us."
he were willing lo accept a summary
ln place of the tapes themselves.
NWJn said he has "the utmost con·
fidence'' ln Sirica's "discretion and in-
tegrity." But, he said, "to allow the
tapes to be heard by one judge would
create a precedent that would be
available to 400 district jugdes."
The! President said he agreed to
prepare the swnmary "with greatest
reluctance" and empbasii.ed that he was
making it available to Sirica and the
committee \•oluntarily rather than in
compliance with the court order.
Repeating an argument he has wed
throughout the long disPute. Nixon said
that to obey the court enter "would
a-eate a precedent that presidents arc
required to submit to judicial demands
that purport to override presidential
detenninations on requirements !or con·
!identiallty."
_James S. Doyle, spokesman for Cox.
hinted later that C:Ox might be willing
to accept some form of compromise.
He said Cox "didn't reject any proposal
•.. \Ve didn't buy anything but we
never sa id that's complclely una c·
cept.a ble." ·
Doyle said Atty. Gen. Elliot L.
Richardsoo gave Cox t.he general ouUincs
ol the White House plan in a telephooe
conversation 90 minutes betorc the presi·
dential statemenL
Cox and Richardson met throughout
the wc-ek exploring \!o'ays a compromise
might be reached· But the special pros-
ecutor apparently stood Cast in his
determination to obtain the tapes for
submissioo lo the grand jury in-
\'Cstigating the "\\'at.ergate break·in and
cover·up.
Halloween? Yes,
Fountain Valley's
Cele brating It
Cohlins and ghosls wiU be !ht? talk
or the to\\TI today as Fountain VaUey
holds its annual llallowccn parade and
rarnival.
The parade starts :IL II a.nl. with
150 floals. bands, 1narching and
<!questrian unilS. The parade route will
circle a full city block, leaving l'.rom
the intc~llon of ~bard Street and
Talbtort Avenue, heading west on Talbert,
north on ~tagnolia Street, east on Slatt!r
Avenue and winding up on Bushard
In front of Fountain Vn.lley HJgh School .
Carnival booth.,. games and welt bal'!
will be set up on the hlgh school campwi,
wit h the carnival operating from 10:30
a.m. to dusk.
This year's parade theme Is
"Jlallowetn llappenings." The "Witard
of Magic t.fountaln" and his Trolls will
preside over the pre-HaUowcen event.
13 l 1ajured ..
Turnpike Crash
Kills 8 Persons
BORDENTOWN, N. J. (UPI) -At
least eight persons were killed and Il
Injured Friday night when a tractor·
tra!ler blew a tire, swerved lnto an
oncoming lnne. and collided with a
Greyhound bus on lbe New Jersey
Turnpike.
The impact crushed the front half
o! the Philadelphia-to-New York: express
( IN SHORT ... )
bus and trapped several victims, in-
cluding the bus driver, in the lwisted
melal.
A car involved in the crash caught
fire, and state police said the wreck
backed up traffic 22 miles .
e WidoH> Sinha
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A 57-year·
old widow "'as found dead in her Nob
Hill apartment f'riday, the latest in
a series of attacks in the area the
past year, police said.
Alice L. Bartley was discovered
sprawled and partially clothed on a
co uch in her studio apartment by two
maintenance men. Her hands were
elaborately bound and a cloth was stuffed
in her mouth, police said.
e American E.r...,..ted
BEIRUT (AP) -"Don't shoot me,
you will gain nothing by killing me,"
a california businessman told terrorists
moments before they shot him to death.
Friday.
John Crawford llr1axwell, 52, or Long
Beach, a representaUve for Dougla.o;
Aircraft, was executed by Marxist guer-
rillas as Lebanese soldiers and police
slonned the Bank of America office
here. They held him and 39 hostages
for 25 hours.
e Wreckage Fo1111d
SAN BERNARDINO (UPI) -The
J00g.Jost wreckage of a light plane v.tiich
disappeared nearly 17 years ago with
four persons aboard has been found
on the east slope or ~ft. San Gorgonio.
The single-engine Cessna 170 left Los
Angeles International Airport March 2,
19~7. bound tor Palm Desert. A month-
'
'
Joug search at the ti.me was un.sucoessful.
Aboard lhe plane were th~ pilot, t4ar·
jorie King, Wettwood; her mother, Mar·
jorie Kurnler, La Jolla, and !\fr. and
t.frs. Jacob Welrdman of Kent, England.
e 0 11e Char ge Out
LOS ANGELES CAP) -One charge
against EgU Krngb Jr. In the burglary
of the office ol Daniel Ellsber&'•
psychiatrist was dismissed Friday.
llut a judge refused lo free Krogh,
John D. Ebrlichman an4_ two former
White Houi< aides from Cilher char&es
In the case. I ,I
Supenor O>urt Judge James G. Kolll,
after hearing lbree bouts of legal
arguments, sald he believed there was
Insufficient evidence to sustain a COD·
viction or Krogh on the charge, of sollclta·
tion ol a burglary .
e Funds Charge
' WASIDNGTON (UPI) -Dwa)'le O.
Andreas, a major contributor to Presl·
dent Nixon's 1972 campaign, has been
charged with dmtrtbuting $100,000 ii·
legally from cori:iorate funds to the 1968
Democratic presidential ticket.
\Vatergate prosecutor Archlbald Cox
filed an eight<00nt criminal information
in Minneapolis, Minn. Friday again"it
Andreas and First Interoceanic Corp .•
now known ais Independ e nt Bao-
corporation.
~ U.S. W eather
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California
. . ' ..
Sex Fil m :
E 1·-. •• r xp wining
Due Today ,, .
By TERRY 5. 'OOVILllE
Ot Ille o.!ho 'IMI lfltfll •
Top.level high school adn\Jnistrators
in liuntlngton Beach will t>e•ed this
afternooo to e."tplain their kivol~ement
in the "Deep Throat" oontroveny which
.surfaced: Friday. '
Two adminiatratora: admllted Friday
the X-rated film ))ad been' BCreentd
roe nlght durlnf a tlree-day ...... ge·
ment conference beld last Al'i'l't Ip San
Diego. \
The conference, attended. ..by; 47 ad·
minJslrators, from. assistant ~~pals
to t.he superintendent, was an Offl.clal
functioo of the HUlltioit<li lleOcb 11nloo
!Dgh &!lool District.
'!llursday nigh!, city vice squod or.
ricers coofiscated a video-taped copy
of "Deep Throat'' from. the Mme of
an administrator in lhe distr~'a audJo..
visual departmenl .• ·
District ~ee Dennis Manctrt, who accompanied vice offiCers lo the of·
ficial's home. said Friday he and the
police are convinced the hot filck wu
not copied on district audio-visual equip'..
ment, which would have been a viola·
lion of the state educatioo code.
"Apparently the copy was giv~ to
him by a film vendor," Mang era SBJd.
1.1angers said the school board would
meet at 2 p.m. today to interview top,
administrators and find out how they
\vere inV<llved with the fllm's lhowlna
at the ronference.
"We intend to determine to what
degree any school equipment might have
been used. or sc!Dol peraonnel Involved,"
he said. "We just want to take a good
look at this thlng and !ind out what
did happen."
Ma.ogei's refused to speculate on, what
action the board might take qalnst
any district persOnnel possibly lnVO!ved.
Police spokesmen said they still have
the hot ropy of Miss Ulvelace's first
natiooally distributed film, but don't in·
tend to give it back without a court
order.
eaPt. Mike Burkenlield said that even
though the possession of the film may
not break the Jaw, it is the department's
policy to keep allegedly pomograhic
items because "it's so easy to mimw
niaterial like this."
"Oeey Throat" has not been declared
obscene by an Orange Counly cpm1,
but Burkenfield said there are case.s
pending.
' . . ' . .
D•llY l'lltt llaff l'MI•
RAPS REAGAN'S TAX INITIATIVE AS POLITICAL GIMMICK
Secretary of St1te Edmund G. Brown Jr. in Mission Viejo
Brown-Prop. I 'Gimn1ick;'
Own '7 4 Bid Also Plugged
By CANDACE PEARSON
ot tM D11ty l'llet llli'f
Secretary or State Edmund G. Brown
Jr. came to Orange County Friday to
oppose Proposilion 1 and support himself.
The propositior., which would cut state
spending and lock tax limits into the
state constilution, is a "fl,000 word mud-
dle not even experts can understand,''
tie added ..
·· Brown. who is one or the Democratic
gubernatorial hopefuls, first lunched with
reporters at the Missk>n Viejo Country
Club and then spent the evening at
a conference of Mexican-American
educators at the Royal Inn in Anaheim.
The son of former Gov. Edmund G.
"Pat" Brown said the initiative is a
"cruel hoax" because it pretends to
do something it \von't: cut taxes for
low-income residents.
If state funds are cut, he said, local
agencies will get less state a.id for
schools and other programs and will
have to increase taxes.
Proposition I. Gov. Ronald Reagan's
tax initiative, is "a gimmick to get
him (Reagan) elected President," Brown
oharged at the luncheon hosted by Dick
. O'Neill, head of the Orange County
• DemocraUc Central Committee.
Although the proposition puts a lid
on local taxation, it gives two exceptions,
Brown said. A city council could raise
property taxes by a four-filths vote o!
·. Fashion Island the council if the electorate also ap-
proved the action.
And in cases or "hardship," local
• jurisdictions can raise taxes without a
said, ''is whatever the politicians say Mugguig Results vote of the people. "A haniship," Brown
· ...,. --, it is." ~ ~11.n.' r (}sf, ,,.: )liddle and low·i""Di!e IBXJ>..8Y•rs with l.r;~ffJ!f(.l.'71J :, ao ann\Jal fncom6.;of"'JJ0,000 pwould get
'". · / , a .ff 1educt.ioo 1n state taxes under A .jObles.1 man who baa. "1.-,.cients ' the prOposiUon, bl! said.
In hil •pocket. a teJ)lratild wtte and · Taxpayers with $100 ooo annual income
three children to support was jailed will get a $560 break, 'he said.
Friday .In Newport Beach following the "The only way to , cut taxes," he attem~ noon ho~r mugging of a suggested, "is through light manage-
woman 1~ busy Fashion Island. · ment." He maintains the secretary of
Kenneth L. Kenworthy, 30, of 7682 state's office has done that belter than
Commodore Circle, Huntington Beach, any other department.
WM booked on suspicion of strongarm . Brown said Reagan is trying to make
robbery after his capture by combined himself and the Republican Party look
Newport Beach and Irvine police. good by cutting taxes, something he
The suspect's car was trailed along "hasn't done in seven years.
MacArthur Boulevard by the Newport ".l~'s part ,of a general level of s~dy
Beach police helicopter. whose crew pohhca.1 d1a1og~ , that. p r om 1 s e ~
picked up the trail at ~facArthur some thing that 1sn t going to occur,
Boulevard and Bristol Street based on Br0\\11 asserted. a description. Although SB 90. lhe recent school
Irvine Patrolman Max Bov.•man pulled finance bill , guaranteed a certain ~m?unt
Kenworthy over nea th San D. or state money to local school districts. . r e •:go "Proposition 1 takes precedence over Freeway and said the. suspect _bailed SB 90." he said.
out ·of the car with his hands 1n the Brown said later that $122 million
air. in state money for compensatory and
Newport Beach Patrolman Robert early childhood education could be cut
McCulloch said investigation ol the under lhe initiative, according to figures
suspect's impounded car disclosed a sec-of Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post.
ood set of license plates bolted onto Brown also accused Reagai\ of calling
the car over its own tags. a speclaJ election in order to get a
Detective Patrick O'Sullivan was in-low turnoUt and said the issue is becom·
terrogating Kenworthy Friday night ing a "referendum on the crt!dibillty
about the !trongann robbery attempt of Reagan ."
I involving Maud Johansson, 35, or If he is elected govemor, Brown said,
Newport Beach. he would "reorder priorities" and have
She managed to retaln her purse con· the schools "take the money they now
tainlng $60 in cash, a watch an~ c;edit have and get results. I'd like to see
, cards during the 1:10 p.m. mc1dent the money better spent."
witnessed by several persons. Brown rated his own campaign pro-
Officer McCulloch said initially that gress as "fantastic" and said San Fran-
Ken1,1:orthy was fired from his last job cisco r-.1ayor Joseph Alioto and Assembly ~ as a circulation manager for a Santa Sgeaker Robert fl.forettl are his strongest
Ana ne?r-spaper three weeks ago. Dtmocratic competitors.
.. Investigators said items round in the Slate attorney. General Evelle Younger
suspect's possession including several is the most IikeJy Republican candidate
11 credit cards were being traced to for govemor. said Brown, adding that
~ dettpnine their authenticity. the field should narrow by mid.January.
• •
~Upper Bay Panel Meet s
• •
: Briefly, Takes No Action
Tbe Upper Newport Bay Field Con1-
" .. mlttee met for about 4.0 minutes Friday
-but adjourned without taking action when
told thal Orange County government
.,,. has not yet taken a. stand on the state
.,, proposal lo take over ownership of the
•bay ..
• "The whole meellng could just as
.. well have been done by telephone,''
• sakt Fifth Dtstrict Supervisor Ronald
'-Ca.!pen of Newport Beach afterwards.
~ "They c.n't act until the county Board
cl Supervlaor1 takes a position," Caspers
said.
~ Ca1pers, who Is not a formlll member
.,of lhe rommflttt, &tll!:nded the meeting
•kin& wtlh SupervlJon Rolph Clark and
Robert Battin, y:ho are tlrange County's
represelltatlves on the joint federal ,
state, county, and Newport Beach panel.
The state Depar1ment or Fish and
Game this week offered to accept the
Irvine Company's offer that the public
take over possession of wh11:tever parts
of the Upper Bay it wants.
Supervisors -reviewed the propogal
Wednesday, but delayed action until Oct.
31.
Caspers and Newport Beach City At·
tomey Dennis O'Neil said members of
the Field Committee setmcd gene.rally
to favor the state prof*al, but would
reserve formal comment until th~ Ocl.
31 rneeting of the supervisors.
,
F ew Rites
Scheduled
On Holiday
Old·time, traditional Veterans' Day
obsenrances are apparently a thing of
the put on the Orange Coasl \\·it h
the nearest parade honoring American
men-at·arms scheduled in Long Be11:ch.
1be annual IO am. procession featur-
lng bands and marching units com·
memorating U.S. servicemen's sacrifices
from Valley Forge, down through lhe
yean to New Orleans ; the western In-
dian ~ars, Gettysburg ; San Juan Hill:
the Argonne Forest; Anzio Beach ; l"'O
Jlma; Pannumjom, Saigon and Hanoi
always draws thousands of spectators.
American Legion officials in l.oog
Beach say the Veterans' Day Parade
will proceed down Ocean Avenue from
Falcon Avenue, disbanding at Elm
Avenue in the downtown district.
A $6 per tick.et Veterans Day program
Is scheduled Sunday night at the Long
Beach Elks Club, featuring several
former Vietnam POWs and a Ma rine
Corps major general, as speakers.
Longtime OrangP. Coast veterans ac·
tivity proponent O.W. Price, of Laguna
Beach, said Friday there are virtually
no organized Veteran.,.• Day observances
planned in Orange County.
A brief service is scheduled at 8
a.m. Monday in the Leisure World,
Laguna Hills amphitheater featuring the
Pine Junior High School band from Santa
Ana.
Many sponsoring groups b e ea m e
disenchanted last year when Veterans'
Day was switched from Nov. 11 to
make another special 72-bour holiday
Wttkend more oriented lo recreaUan
and trips than tribute.
A spokesman for American Legion
Post 594 in Costa ~!esa also said Friday
Lhat no local observance was scheduled
and she doubted any Nov. 11 aclivily
was planned.
City halls will be closed locally except
for those in Huntington B e a c h ,
Westminster, San Clemente, Garden
Grove and Placentia.
Trash rollection will remain un-
changed, with COWlty, state and federal
offices closed, but banks and retail firms
remaining open.
State Coastal
Panel Upholds
Beach Units Ban
State Coastal ZOaie Conservation com·
missioneb haft upheld 11: regional denial
of two ,' Htmtirigtoo Beach apartment.
projects: • ,
Denied coastal permits were an 1 l·unil
apartment complex 11:t Acacia and 19th
Streets by George Richelle and a l2·unit
apartment building at 115 18th St. by
Leonard 0 . Lindborg.
After the South Coast regional com·
mission turned them down, b o t h
developers appealed to the state. . .
But slate commissioners ruled Wednes-
day in San Diego lhat no sUbstantial
issues v.-ere raised in the appeals and
new hearings weren't warranted.
The commissions were created by the
1972 coastal zone act. giving them control
v.·Hhin J.000 yards of Lhe coastline.
Joyce Meakins
Succumbs at 68
Funeral services are scheduled Mon·
day for Joyee Meakins, a 4G-year Hun·
Ungtoo Beach resident who died Thurs--
day.
She was 68 and lived at 218 Memphis
-St., In the old downtown residential area
of the city, dating back to lhe old
oil boom days.
Rites· £or Mrs. Meakins, a housewife,
will be Monday at 2 p.m. in Smith's
Mortuary Chapel with the Rev. James
C. Caley officiating. Interment v.·ill be
at Westminster lifemorial Park.
Survivors include her husband James,
91, plus a daughter Mrs. Audrey Burnell ,
or r-.faryland and a sister. i\·lrs. Frank
Langille, of Canada .
Mesa H igh Baud Set
For Disneyla nd Date
The Costa ~fess High School Band
has been chosen to perform during the
coming Christmas season at Disneyland
in "Fantasy land On ParadC. ~·
The date set for their perfonnance
is Dec. 16. The band is one of 15
selected from southern California on
the basis of musical ability.
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Four Watergate Burglars Speak Out
By ~OCHAEI. PUTZEl4
Auedlltll ,.,...,. Wrlltr
They were ca•~ht ln the Watergate.
carelt>ssly lnheled "four L'ubans,''
stepped lnlo Jilli and forgot ten.
While the thrt>C hr.inches of go\•em·
ment dffiale and in\'estigate th e
Watergate lnvolvcmenl of those in high
pl&ces "''"° remain free, the "four
Cltbans" are quietly serving provisional
45-year prison temu for \\'hat they
thought WI$ ~rvlce to their country.
The A.w>ciated Press recenUy ln·
terviewed the men. For three of them. it
~ the first time they had told their
Slolies publicly.
TllEY ARE NOT even Cuban!,
although lll'O of them once were. One is
an U . .allan-American born ln Norfolk, Va.,
and raised in Philadelphia. Another was
born in Cuba to American parents. All
are L".S. citizens.
As they tell it, \Vatergate \\'a! jU!l
ar.olher intelligence operation their
go'·emmenl ordered and not even a
particularly dangerous one as such things
go.
"l'm not a crook," said Virgilio
Gonzalez, the locksmilh. "If I want to be
a crook, I can be one by myself. I OOn't
have to come to \\'ashlngton. I made the
combination locks for all the big bank
vaults in Miami.
"If I wanl to, I can be a good sale
burglar. But I am not a crook."
EUGENIO R. Martinez., a one•time
medical student who lost a OOspital and
factory in the 01ban revolution, says he
hM spent much of hi.! time in prison
thinking about the case -and has come
to oo conclusion.
"One thing still puzzles ," he said in a
gentle \'Oice with a marked Spanish ac·
cen1. "''ou know, we "·ere all in the Bay
of Pigs in\'Q&ion .... When that failed, Presi·
dent Kennedy accepted responsibility.
"He could have denied it, Luthe didn't.
He helped ra ise $60 million to rafl30m the
men "'ho "'ere captured by castro's
army.
"In Watergate. President Nixon went
on televislon and accepted responsibility,
too. But we remain in prison."
BERNARD L Baker, 55, who recruited
the other three at the request ol E.
Ho"·a rd Hunt. his fonner CIA superior,
emphasizes the point on ""hich all foLir
rest thei r cases.
"We were 11cli11g under ofrlcia\ orders
from ~1 r. J·IO\\ard Hun t." Ba rker said. ·•J
had bt'en his pri ncipal assistant in !he
Bay o! Pigs operalion. When he con·
tacted me 10 yeani later, he was a
member of the executive branch. He had
an office in the \\"h.lte Hou5e."
Barker said Hunt told hlm he was
\\'Orking for a special in \•estlgatlve unit
with jurisdict lon that neither the CIA nor
FBI h.ad. The assignments were said to
inVt>lve national security: obtaining tbe
psychiatric files of "a traltor," pro-
tecting the remains o( J. Edgar' Jloover.
gathering evi dence of roreign Communist
money financing an American presiden-
tial campaign.
"Howard H u nt was a \\fhite House
officiaJ ," Barker said. "I still believe it
\':as an official order."
llU:\'T TESTIFIED before the Senate
\Vatergale committee that the men "'ere
neve r given any rea90n to believe their
missions didn 't have official approval.
Frank A. Sturgis, the lookout, put it
simply:
•·we·re soldJ.ers. We don't question
orders.''
To lt1artinez, ulntelligence people are
different from other people."
"!\1y parents died in Cuba," he said. ''I
"·anted to bring them out. For me it
"·ould have been easy. Yo:t know I made
many trips and brqbt many people out.
It was my job. But my superiors said no,
that I might give away my identity and
lose my usefulness. So I did not go, and
my .par~Qts died."
DARK RINGS BrotUld his soft bro"'Tl
eyes suggest fa1igue.
"If \\'hat I have done was \\'rong, and
the American people find that it was
wrong. then I will feel sorry," !\tartinez
said. "But I am not an architect. I am an
operative.
"If something was wrong , it was
between the President and the people
who gave lhe order."
The men did break Into the Watergate,
and Barker and Martinez took part in the
Our 191011 ha Saia FraHcisco -----
Viola Happy,
Ethel Moody
Close Pair
By HERB CAE!'\
SAN FRANCISCO -Another ex·
ample of your tax dollars al work :
the special meetings called by State
agency chiefs during working hours
lo "explain" ~tr. Reagan's pet in·
itlative, Prop. 1 to staff members.
TIIE GLASS.ED-IN sidewalk studio
at KGO on G<1lden Gate Avenue -
the one in v.•hich Jim Dunbar almost
oecamc a sitt ing duck for a gun-
sli nging nut -""ill disappear behind
a pennanent "·all or bricks:. \\-'hen
you lhink about ho\\' close this came
to being a case of Locking the Barn
Door After -brrr!
11.r . WASTE IS Pres. of Ene rgy
Supply Services a1 No. I C;1lifomia.
notes Namephreaker Carl Schoen, and
with that, another session is called
to ardor !. . . .F'rancis P.fair fin ds
a J(}..poinler at Stanford Research
lnstil.ute - the head of Artificial
Intell igence is Dr. Alfred Brain -
and Bob Bundsen stumbles across
Clew and Pundcr on a Los Allos
mailbox )that would be Suzanne Chew
and Tami Ponder. roommates l. . .
The Snn Diego phone book lists. on
Pfl!?C 532, a dentist named Dr. Soeedv
Nulz. I'd mall you a Xero x of this
zin'1:cr if T had thl' !i1ne and :t Xerox
.~ex1-door ncighlxir~ in the 1101.
bl<lr.. at SO Lag11n:1: \"iola \lapp\" and
F.thl'l Moody. and -l'.'l'IJ, \I'(' dn
havt" olllel'll bul I see yOllr eyes
"·andering
t'OHPOHATE WOHLD : H:i.,.· \lillcr,
an 1\r(":i1:i i\ational exec. gOt an in·
11·ruff1<'t' mt·mo from hls !>llpcrior last
Thur< .. outluung o project and endinit
\11th '"gh'\' 1nc you r thoughts on !\lon-
d11y ·• "Xot much of a day," ~1illcr
memocd bnck. "prefer Friday."
TAl.K ABOUT i::pccinlists. Frank
Gruen, in\'e\eral" TV \1·atchcr, notes
th.1l the <1ame man doc' the Prepnra-
tion I[ <X1m1ncrc111 I, the on(' for Life
S.1ver.; Che"·1ng C.tun r 'Thc One
Without the llolc'."l, and !he ~fr.tt's
S11J'l('r Pn1nc Juice l."Onln1crti1:1l A
li1tlc el1eeking around rc\'c:ils 1hnt
this "·ort.hy Is f\llrhael !\fc:irian, :"I
N Y. actor 11ho is definitely In t1
rut.
LUNCJfl""G AT Tradf'r Vic's \411h
CK. blcClalchy. S~na Alexander h:1•l
snme good flt!"., 10 Impart; 1..rr~
mag azine w111 be reborn as a monthl y
nt.tl M!lrch .••.
FOR 'nlE ambiguous ad of the
month.· onin AlfrC'd nominates 1M
v.11bkey billboant -there's 11 big
one in ~ord BcKh -whose C3tchlinc
reads "E\'M the lt.ocks Taste Better!"
,. .. Ire that copywriter . . .And it
"'8S on Columbus Iha! Rick Col.sky
•
parked next to a new silver Rolls-
license-plated "TIBET'' and simply
had to ask the woman driver hcrweum.
"'Yell." she explained , "My husband
and I travel a lot and that's the
Jnlv coun1ry we traven "t been to"
. .' .AU rightce.
\VATCHTh'G TifE last of !he sum·
mer sun-"'Crshipcrs O\"Cr at Stinson
Beach, I recalled 1he time I was
\\'Biking along \\"aikiki Beach "ith
Benay Venuta (that's not a namedrop
since noboclv remembers herl and
\\·e came uPon a friend of hers. a
most effete and bronzed young man,
spreadeagled on the sand "'ith his
fi ngers and toes splayed as wide as
they \\Wld go. "Bruce," gasped
Benay, "what ARE you doi ng?" "ll"s
between · the-fingers-and·t0t:-sies.c:fay,"
giggled Bruce, "'ho took his sun tan-
ning \\ith commendable ~criousness.
SECRET: Congr. Jerome Waldie,
"·ho's attempting to get clectcS G<lv.
of Califo'rnia by walking all over it,
told Ne1~·sman Elmer 1.ammi that
"'·hen he offered his han d to ;in old
man in a San Diego park, the codiicr
'napped. "I don 't "'ant to shak(• your
hand " "\\'b y no1'.'" "Rrcnu5c l"rn
105 years old," gro"·Jcd the oldster
"1'1·e ne\'er touched a pohtician or
been touched by one in my "'hole
life -I thin k I 011·e my longevity
to that. ..
TODA Y'S HOUSEllOI.O hint from
Tom Holler. the Safety C<>uncll feller:
"Clln1b to the roof of your hou~.
stretch your arms our 1:1nd fall face·
down 10 the ground. TX.nk~ The impac t
is the same as hitting a ca r interior In
;1 30 n1ph crash" (morn!: buckle up,
\\'insocki),
CONCt:RNEI) ClTIZENS a r c
.ilrcndy cominR up "·ith ideas !or
thr city'~ b11.i:·nrcnnlat celebration
1n '76. like draii races on Polk and
~;11nblu1g on Alcalrai. llnd I. loo,
11ould )Ike 10 coo1rib111c someUting
"'Orth"tiik>. No. but St:riOU$ly, fol ks:
did you know th.it the USS Olympi.1,
Adrniral Dcwcy·s Oagship at the Bat-
tle of f\h1nila , I!! rusting away In
Philadelphia.. ris wh.1 t Isn't? I say
1l .should be brought htre. whe re she
belongs , ror ~not !he Df'wey J\lonll·
ment in Union Sf\!'are romn1emorate
that greal vlctorr? ln1tttd. And "-as
not the L"SS Olympia built hcrt at
the old Uni<M'l Jmn \Yorb7 Indeed
oiguin.
'
BERNARD L. BARKER
burglary of Daniel E 11 s b e r g ' s
psy~hiatrist 's office. They readily admit
that.
Their lawyer, Daniel E. Schultz,
portrays them as the victims ol.
Wat"'8ate, four lower--level operatives
who let themselves be sacrificed to pro-
tect their superiors.
0 111EY STARTED v.ith the ~
tion that if they got caught they v.wtd ·
either get off lhrougb high-level in-
tervention or the whole thing would be
denied," Schultz sald. "It was not their
dec::iskin v.·hich way it-would go.~· •
With that in mind, they weren't
surprised by subsequent events. A lawyer
showed up hours after their arrest
without their calling one. Later, bail was
arranged. A well-known, high-priced at-
torney -Henry Rothhlalt of New York
-took their case.
Rothblatt discussed with Barker a plan
to use a "CIA defense.'' justifying the
VIRGILIO GONZALEZ
men's actions by pinning responsibility
on the spy agency.
"They thought, 'Everything's fme;
we're going to get off,' " Schu1tz sald.
"Then CIA Director Richard Helms was
relieved, and James McOxd told them
the CIA de/ease was off. So they a!-
!Rllned eomethlng had gme wrong and
realized they woold have to take the rap."
AT TIIE START of the trial, Hunt
pleaded guilty \lithout mentioning higher
authoritv. His men insisted that they,
too, woU!d plead guilty over the ob-
jections or Rothblatt. "1lo resigned from
the case. Barker's daughter retained
Schultz. -· '
"At the sentencing, the men wouldn't
let me say anything." he said. "They in·
sisted that if the government wanted it
known they were "'Orking for the agency,
the govenunent would come fonvard.
None came forward."
Chief U.S. District Judge Johl J. Sirica
gave them provisional maximum sen-
'· .1.,; 1.· iJ.
EUGENIO R. MARTINEZ
tences and said that If the men
rooperated with authorities he "oold
take that into coosideration at the time
of ftnal sentencing. He said recently that
meting out maximum sentences would be
unjust.
Since the Watergate scandal blew wide
open, the men have been shlttled back
and forth from ooe group of investigators
to another -alWiys in handcuffs,
retum,ing to prison at ni~L . .
FINAL SENTENCING, po st po n e d
several times, now awaits Sirlca's ruling
on the men's motion to change their
pleas to innocent based on disclosures of
h.igh-level wrongdoing made in the Senate
Watergate hearings.
"Whatever participation we had,"
Barker said, "we have been in jail long
enough. We are family people. It serves
no pui-pose for us to be in jail. Jails are
for rehabilitation and oorrectJon. We
have nothing to correct."
Imprisonment of the men ls harder on
U,I T ..........
FRANK A. STURGIS
their families than on them, he added.
"For us, it's the mental torture of oot
knowing our fate. Compared to my 16
months in a Gentlan prisoner-ol·war
camp during World War JJ, I have not
suffered physically.'~
Jllartinez, who was divm>ed lhe day
before the Watergate break·in, said he
\lo·orries I.bat his 20-year-old aon "will be
bitter because o( this."
GONZALEZ, 47, talks about r.-1.soo lile
with good humor. "They don t let me
\lo'Ork as a locksmith now. In Danbury
federal penitentiary in Connecticut, I
worked with the plumbers -like How&"d
Hunt fn the White House. I was ooe-of the
plumbers." He laughs al the Irony.
Asked about his family, he frowns hia
concern.
"My wife,'' be sald, "has !lllgar in the
blood .... diabetes. But she works: now in
a hotel in Miami because I cannot work.
I worked. all my life, never missed a day
for 2.1 years.
Tuition Clash Rages
"! am ~ my daug!Jttt. She b 1~
now, a daugerowi age. I 8hould be
there.''
nie four have often been called llltl·
Castro activists, which they 1"!!'e. But
Goozalez left W>a alter the ouster al
Carlos Brio, the last constitutional pm;.
dent of CUba, and actively ~ the
dictatorship ol F.ulgencio Batista bel<re
Fidel Castro seized power. Then be
!ought Castro" O>IMluni>t regime_ l11creases Sought to Iniprove Colleges STIJRGIS, born Frank Angelo Fiorini
in Norfolk, 48 years ago, was a Marine in
the Pacific during World War II, later
joined the Norfolk police force and serv-
ed with U.S. Army Intelligtnee in Europe
In the late 1940s.
By JORN STOWELL
AlloCJMld l'rw. WTlt..-
The Committee for Economic Develop-
ment recommends that college tuition
rates be more than doubled and that an
expanded system of student aid be
established.
The committee, a private organization
supported by business and industry, sald
such action would be one mean. of
achieving quality educaUon and equal op-
portunity.
It made Its recommendations in a
$400,000 report entitled "The Manage-
ment and Financing of Colleges." The
report fol\ow·s the same general direction
of the Ni:{On administration. the Carnegie
Commi ssion on Higher Education and !he
College Entrance Examination Board.
THE TUITION proposal came under
fire inunediately from the National Stu·
dent Lobby and organizations represent-
ing public colleges, junior colleges and
land grant WliversHies.
'
Allan W. Ostar, executive director of
the American Association of State
Colleges and Universities, said it is "a
direct attack on milllon of middle • and
lower·lncome American families."
"The CED report appean to express
the views of a few muJU..f>illion-dollar
corporations and amueot pr Iv a t e
universities," he said. "It does not speak
for millions of students, for veteraps
seeking an 'education. for 1 ab o r
unions and fann famWes, ncr for most
public colleges and universities."
The 104-page report recommends that
colleges improve their management and
hold down costs, which have risen at
nearl y t"·ice the rate of inflation in recent
years. by giving presidents more autbori·
ty and limiting tenure to one-half the
faculty.
TIIE COMMIITEE emphasized that
tuition hikes to cover 50 percent of in-
structional cosls should be phased in over
a five-year period at four-year instltuUons
and a lG-year period at two-year com·
munity and technical colleges, and not
before a system of eKpanded student
loans and grants ls establlsbed.
"It is important to recognlze that
under our proJXISa1 the increases In lui·
tion are intended not to precede but to
follow or coincide with the avallabillty of
!undo to the proopective -to pay
that tuition," lhe report said.
"We are not p""°"lng that lmtltullons
raise tuition under circumstences where
the funds for that tu1Uoo will not be
forthcoming ...
Sterling M. ltfcMurrin, dean of the
University of Utah graduate school and
former U.S. educatloo commissk>ner,
directed the study. He said he personally
disagrees with the tuJUon increase
recommendation because be believes it
may "create a situaUon where middle In·
come people will not be able to afford a
college education."
After some mysterious lnvol•ement
"with the Jewisb underground" ln
Europe, he said be went to Mlami ln the
early '50s, and through relaUves "got in-
volved ln tbe OJban situation."
He said be journeyed to a mounlaln
rendezvous with Castro, returned to the
United States to belp organi1.e an anns
smuggling operatloo to aid Qiban guet·
rillas and was nmning a guenilla C611lp
In Oriente province when Castro marched
into Havana.
Sturgis dodged a suggestion that he
\\'&S a CIA agent bot said, ·~
American Crnbassy was kept informed of
my activities at all times."
Education Top Enterprise
1't1ARTINEZ. however, v.uked direcUy
for the CIA and said he still hasn't been
Wormed he was fired, altlwgh his
paychecks stopped after the arrest. Bul
he never made much money as an agent.
., "He was actively involved in covert
operations until the agency halted its
Cuban supply a.00 pick·UP activities in
1969," Schultz said.
Now, ln prison, Martinez thinks back
on those times.
$96. 7 Billion, to Be Spent • irt U.S., Private Funds "Sometimes I think my entire life bas
been lived," he said. "When I lie oo my
bunk and close my eyes, I see my life
and recollect It. You can see all of the
things you have done in five minutes ...
The time I have left will make maybe
one minute. If spend it in jail, it will be
only seconds."
By CRAIG A. PALl\.fER
U~llell ..... lllttnlftltMI Wrltlll"
A record $96.7 bil lion in goven1ment
and pri\«.1lc funds will be spent for
ed ucating about 59 million students this
year, ma king education the nation's
largest enterprise, the U.S. Office of
Education said.
"EDUCATION WILL be the principal
occupation of 30 per~nt of the popula·
lion," said John R. Ottina. commissioner
of education. "In fact, education may
now be considered lhe nation·s largest
Carnegie U11it Stresses
Lifelong Education .Goals
By the Associated Prt11l
The Carnegie Commission on lligher
Educ<1Uon sa\'S the naUoh 's current post·
secondary educational !;}'Siem ''puts too
much emphasis on con linualloo of cduca·
tion right afler high school and then
never again. rather thnn on learning
throughout IHe."
In a report. the commissi on called for
tearing down the waUs between work.
education and le isure so that pcopl t of all
ages and backgrounds can continue their
education in ways lh81 best suit them in-
dlVldually.
"ror many people. college is ne ither
tht: only effectlvt post·high school op!ion
nor the belt ooe," the "POrl "Id.
TlIE CO.\tMlSSIOS cited among other
opt'rnlion., for leaminl( apprcntictshlp
pnigrams. Wchn!cal training, museums
nnd llbrories, television and radio along
with churches, cotTCspondeocc Behools
iind prtvale trade and busineM schools.
"In today's world, men and women
need not only !IOlld educaUcrutl foun·
dalloos. hut lifelong opportunities to
Adapt to renew themselves and to ac-
quire new know~ge," the report sa id.
The c;ommls~ion said post·high school
education "should be concerned com·
parati\·ely less with the welfare Of n
minority of Ole young and more with that
of a m11jorlty of all 1gts."
THE REPORT aald thlt stress on the
four year ucademk: degree ~ tht-oo.-
trenched status of the oonveoUonal
collegf! curriculum have created a I~
aided 11y1:tem of values beneUtlng young
~pie from mlddleclass, educated fami·
Iles at the expeMe d penolll whO cannot
manage to spend four ycan on campus.
•
enterprise in terms of the number of peo-
ple lnvolved and the number of donars
expended."
The agency's back·to-school slatlstlcal
report said the $96.7 billion in total spend·
Ing !or edueali<lf during this school year •
amoonts to 8 percent of the Gross Na·
tional Product. It estimated 59 mUlion
students enrolled In schools and <Xllteges
this fall and nearly 3 million persons
'"'ere invol ved in classroom instruction.
Elementary school enrollment con·
tinues to decline because lQere are fewer
• children in the 5 to 13 age group, the
report said. But lt predicted a continued
rise In high school enrollment and a
small increase ln college enrollment -
vtrtually 1ll ln public lrustituUona.
TllE REPORT said klodergarten
through elibt~ enrollm<nt Is ••·
peeled to drop from 35.7 mllllon last ran
to 35. I million this year and public
schools will have 550,000 fewer chlldrtn
and private schools about 100.000 fewer.
Enrollment In graat.s 9 through 12 will
Increase from 15.3 million to 15.5.
million, atl In public schools, lbe agency
said, adding that the h.lgh school class or
1974 will be the largest ln hiJtory. ColleRe
enrollment is expected to Increase by
about 100,000, and an all-time high 1.3
mlUkm degrees will bo awarded nett
spring.
·THE OTHER.S express greater op-
timism.
"I belie\·e with all my heart we wlll be
exo::erated," Barker said.
The men have follo"·ed the Senate
hearings with interest and we re
particularly pleased when Hunt backed
up their accounts.
One part of the bearings that surprised
them, however, was the testimony that
the White House and Nixon's re-elect.loo
o...mmittee gave hundreds of thousands of
dollars to the defendants and their
lawyers.
"We know nol:bing ol the money,"
Barker said. "We owe ()Ur attorney
thousands and have no way to pay."
-~--
Saturday, October 20, 1973
Sctloc>I opendlng for both PIJbii<: and-·--
Jlivate education at all leve!J Includes '65.5 billion for elementary and high
scl>oob and 1-'1$.2 blllioo ror colleget and
other advanced training imUtutlons, the
report aald. 1be total $98.7 bllUoo Ls up
from $89.4 billion last year.
The comment page of the
Dally Pilot seeks to Inform
and stimulate readers by
presenllng a variety of com·
mentary on· topics-or Inter.
est and significance from
informed observers a n d
spokesmen.
Robort N. Wood, Publisher
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HI boys and girls.
Do YoU know what Monday
is?
sure, you know that lt'i. a
holiday and another day off
from school, but did you know
that it i.s a1so ca ll ed
"Veterans' Day?"
Doee that confuse you?
Well, boys and girls, It sure
confuse! Uncle Len.
Because Veterans' Day ls
supposed to be on Nov. 11.
It WU Mtabllsbed in .1926 as
.Annlstlce Day t o com-
memorate the signing in 1918
of the Armistice that ended
World Wat 1. On June 1, 1954,
the name was changed to
Veterans' Day so as lo honor -i::
all men and women who havl!
served America in the armed
forces.
Now it gets real confusing
since only 17 states, including
California , tlO\V recognize Nov.
JJ as Veterans Day. The other
33 states recognize the fourth
Monday in October a s
Veterans Day. * PRIZE WINNElf. * Chris GUiio, 11 , 18943 Date St., Fountain Val.ley
But, boys and girls, we all
know when Halloween ls, don't
we!
And Uncle Len's mallbox
was just chock run ol. letters
this wtt.k with entries for the
Halloween drawing contest.
There were so many ex-
cellent drawings that the
judges bad a most dif8cult
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you
do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5th Jnches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or
trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and
address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box
1560, DAILY PILOT, Co6ta Mesa 82626. Entries must be received by
noon on Thursday for production on the following Saturday. Wiu.aer will
receive Kennedy half dollar.
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time in selecting the winner.
wouldn't reproduce.
Michael Reese of Cost.a
l\1esa submitted an excellent
drawing of a vinta ge
automobile (like the kind
Uncle Len used to drive) but
It was not in k~ping >n•Hh
the Halloween theme, so it
had to be disallowed.
He won a seven-volume set
of The Chronicles of Na mia
for submitting his question to
Andy. It appears In the Ask
Andy column today.
Well , boys and girls, that's
it !or this week. Be sure and
send in all your Halloween
drawings to Uncle Len and
your poems and riddles and
jokes to Carol.
Until next Saturday then,
have a very, very happy
everything.
R e c eivin"g HONOR:ABLE
MENTION this week are
CarOI Lyday and "Frank Wuco
of llunt.lngton Beach; Julie
and Peter Kerrigan o f
Newport Beach; Erin Hay of
C.osta Mesa; and Darren
Newell of San Clemente. Lori
Ann Noonan's entry from
Newport Beach was outstand-
ing, but s he shaded the
background tOQ dark and lt
OUr top contest winner this c I' week , however, was Paul .-----Elmore of HWlUngton Beach. arO j Corner--~
,.... .............. Ad: A.Hy.
c/• o,..... C.... hllY ro.t, h•
11•0. c:-. ....., c.nt.
RIDDLES and JOKES
* PRIZE
WINNER
RIDDLE: What is full of holes and
doesn't leak?
ANSWER: Cheese.
Andy 1tnd! a complete
20.vo lume set of tli.e Merit
Student&" Encycl.opedia to
Brett Anthont1 Bowen, age
13, of E'nid, Oklahoma, for
hi.s question:
the fruiting bodies of the true L--------------------'
mushroom plant, which is the mycellum. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.,
How does a mushroom grow?
THE lJNDERSIDE of each
umbrella Is packed w i t h
delicate folds of gill tissue.
Tucked among these dainty
ribbons there are perllaps two
billion tiny spores. When the
SJXlre seeds are ripe they
Jftpare to leave home -and
at the right moment, clouds
o{ them fake on on a friendly
breeze. Most of them fail to
find a suitable landing place.
HALLOWEEN
On Halloween there are scary things
Like witches, goblins and ghosts,
And old black decorated posts
There is an old black cat,
That's so big and !al
There are horrid things and ghostly things
Some black and some with wmgs.
There are pumpkins in patches,
And old, green sticky matches.
There are many, many spooks,
And some silly old kooks,
That's what Halloween is all about
Boo!
A Kfm...Sy lltll dtl!lr tMI t1o Kl'" Lll'l41,,...,., \I, tf
ltJS C1111,.,....t llNd, ,.,...._, k«!I, .... rhl wlftllW..
MlrY Ill 1M tffln' ltfld -CHl11t. ~II pvr ,...,,,
If 111..., IO UMlt Lltll. .. Jt Jut, (OSll MIH. CIRI.
In regloos where wtnters are
mild, crops of wild
mushrooms olteD pop up in
the fall. And everybody wants
to know how to tell the edible
mushr{loms from the
poiSODOUS toadstools. T h e
answer is simple and definite.
None of these wild fungus
plant.s are to be 1rusted as
human food. Mushroom ex·
perts a~ rare and sometimes
even one of them makes a
mistake. Besides, the wild
brothers of the cultivated
mushrooms are almost sure
to be infested with bugs or
otherwise contaminated.
Maybe one lucky mushroom
spare in a trillion will fall
in a moist shady spot "''here
lhe super-rich soil a>ntains
plenty of organic material,
prefabricated by the \\'Orld of
green plants. It sprouts the
few threads of mycel ium that L---------------------.J start a new mushroom plant.
Most plants we the energy
of light lo manufacture their
basic food from carbon dioxide
and water. Members of. the
fungus family do not have
the green chlorophyll
ne<:eeSUY to periorm this
miracle called photosyntheo~.
'Ibe mu_,broom.s are fungi and
became they are unable to
carry on photosynthesis. their
life style ls very different
from that of the average
green plants.
Only cultivated mushrooms
art! grown under controlled
coodiUons Iha\ keep out in-
!lects and o t h e r con·
tamlnations. None of the wild twes can be trust.d. Besides,
one ot. the most dangerous
fimgus plants looks enough
like a sale mushroom to fool
anybody but an expert. l& Is
called the death c u p, alias
the destroying angel -names
whJch indicate that one bite
is almost sure to be fatal.
Andu sendl a s~oi.
unw 1et of Th.t Chronicles
o"/ Non1ta to Paul Elmore, aoe 9, of fiuntingtun Beach,
Calif., for his questl0t1:
THOUGH A MUSHROOM
cannot manufacture them, It
needs rich organic plant
chemlcals to thrive and grow.
Since only green plan~ can Wby can't an eltpbut awtm!
provide these s p I! c l a I U you ask an elephant, he hydrocarbons, the mushroom depends on decaying vegeta· says Pooh! I can awt.m as
tlon round ln n10lst, humus well as anybody· And this b
tha it quite true. Al. a matter of type solb. The fact t fact the big fella ls a very needJ no IWllight, gives the mushroom plant a 1......1a1 ad· good IWl.mmer. If he lives ..,._ f' In the wild with a herd of vantage. It can grow out 0 rt11Uvea, often the whole
siaht, Just below the 1Urftt0e 8l'Ol.Q) wi~ to cross 8 ol the solJ. It nee&! no leaves stream. 'Ibis It no problem
and oo otems. at olL They simply wade Into
A ct u a I I y the main deep water and 1tart swim·
mushroom plant Is a tangled mtna across. When. their big
mat of pelt!, fleshy threads. feet can touch the bottom
'lia.abaggy under""""" nll again, they wad< ashore on ~led myceUum. It' absorbs the o~lte side. · ~ aDlmllates di as o 1 v e d Elephants are very, very
chemicals and builds more fond of v.1ater. In lhe wild,
lhreads ol mycelium llJ"Ollnd they like to spend hours by
ii! sprcadlng edges. "ntls the brtnk of a river, where
underground growth goes on they wallow ln the wet mud
as long as the rich soil 1s and squirt themselvt1 w 1 t h
mobt and f•lrcy wann. ohowm. Olten thay wo<Iuut
However, the secretivl! plant lnto deep water · and swi m
cannot remJio hidden foraver. -aeross. Sometimes they mm
Once or twice a year. It must aeveral miles down the middle
try to mul llply. The mycellum of the stream and olcpllantl
sprouts a crop of fat buttons have been known to swim
that poke above the 1urf.ce acrota an ann of the sea.
ond be<lome U-chubb)' llftT• Wl1en !hey want to, they can
umbrellas that we c • 11 keep swimming for several
mushroom.s. Actually they are hours without stoppin g.
. ' ' '
Co1atest Wi1aner
Paul Elmore, 9, or Huntington Beach, poses with
the set of 0 Tbe Chronicles of Narnia" that be was
awanled this ~eek by Andy for ou bmltting hi• ques-
tion 11 Why cln t an elephant swiffi?'' to Ask Andy.
Paul attends \Vestmont School and is an avi d base-
ball and football fan . He enjoys participoUng In all
kind! o! sports and is a very active member In the
Cub Scouts. Ho ba t an older brother and sister
and a you nger brother. This was Paul's !Ir$\ entry
to Andy. See column at left .
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S.t.wrdq, Oct.ob« 20, 1~73 O.\ILV PILOT 5
Diligent Digging
Florida's History Revealed
TALLA!IASEE, Fla. (AP)
-W.&l.nt a F1ortda •here
winter mows bowl through oak
fore11ta: and small band3 of
Indians eke out a miserable
existence In competition with
aabenooth U,ers aqlYcave
bears.
Florid• -wi\cre t h e
presentrllay seaside resort of
Sarasota lies 70 miles Inland
from the Gulf of t.lcxlco and
the Everglades Is a small
mard!. apreadlng fingen of
sawgro.ss across an old sea
basin.
THE EXISTENCE of this
Flor1da wasn't evto. dreamed
of until slate archeologists
recmtly plumbed d Is ea a e •
laden atnkholes and brought
up evidence that man in-
habited the Sunshine State
10,000 )'tars ago.
And the scientists have
hopes that future research will
prove man wa s here at least
15,000 years before the con-
dominium WO!' invented.
Working out of cluttered.
colorful qWlrter.i in the old
Leon County Jall, scient1s1s
of the Bureau of Histori c Sites
and Properlics piece together
a historic mosaic that ranges
from the stone tipped spear
to the Sprinbfield rifle.
ltfUCB OF THE v.-ork that
has attracted the most public
noUce .... th!! discovery of In-
dian cultw-es that eliste:l 8,000
years before the blrlh of
Cli.ri.st -lw: fallen to W.
A. "Sonny" Cockrt>ll, Florida's
spacescope
(10 points lor tach question •nswered correcU1)
1 The Space Age opened with the orbiting
of the first man-made satellite in 1957
by •. ? •.
a-the soviet Un ion
b·lhe United States
C·Great Britain
2 Eventually man hopes to explore other
planets. Na me the two planets closest to
Earth.
3 To reach the nearest visible star, Alpha
Centauri, a spaceship traveling at the speed
of light would need .. ? ..
m•riiH1 arche<1~0P,t.
Cockrell, wbo took over the
job 18 months ugo, was told
by other archf'Ologisls that
he'd be wise to t:ilk to Wi\lian1
Hoyal, a diver "''ho had found
very old hun1a,L bones in
\\1arm Mineral Spring in
Sarasota County. Royal shov.'-
ed the arcl1Polo.i;ist a ja .... ·bonc
and skull the11 lay ln a cave
al a depth of 4S feet.
''\Ve suddenly realized lhat
the reason we hadn't found
any coastal settlements for
these W ent Pf'Ople is that
the coast was maybe 70 miles
"·est of where it is no .... ·,"
Cockrell say1.
He and other archeologi.sts
now plan to rollow the courses
of ancient riverbeds off the
Gulf Coast.
1•WHEN WE FIND a au.nken
riverbed In an cxea that
matches where Lhe coast v.·u
then, .... ·e'tl start diving," he
says.
Hoss 1'1orrell, who hcadii the
bureau. says his staff ha.s
documtnled 5,500 sites and
estimates scune 220.())} arc
spread about the st~te.
"\Ve sf>('nd most of our ti1nc
staying ahead of t h c
bulldozers/' he says. "State
law requires Iha t an
archeological survey be done
before development work is
started. We are always being
called by road contractors,
developer! and COWlly agen·
cies "'ho want us to excavate
various sites so they can get
on with their work."
In addition to behll a family run feature, TIIE Ql.flZ ls
an Integral part of the la-classroom new1 program pre-
sented ln Orange Coast area schools u a public service
by the Dally Pllot
.
• ,.. __ --
a·S months
b·l·l/2years
c-4·1/2 years
• spacepacture
4 The asteroids are .. ? .•
a·the moons of Jupiter
b-tiny "planets" orbiting the sun
c·a group of stars
5 The "parsec" and "astronomical unit"
are measures of .• ? •• in space.
a-distance b·time c·weight
space name
(10 points H rou can identify thi• S?t:rson in th• new1)
In 1961, who sa id: "I
believe that th is nation
shoul(I commit itself to
achieving the goal, be·
fore this decade is out,
of landing a man on the
moon and returning him
safety to earth"?
space words
( 4 points tor tech correct match)
1 ..... quasar
2 ..... flare
3 ..... meteori te
4 ..... apogee
5., ... so1ar wind
a-recently-discovered
of hea\/enly-object
b·high point of orbit
type
c·stone fallen from space
d·lh in gas flowing out from
the sun
e·"storm" on the sun
( 10 points If JOU tnsw.r lhil question correcifJ')
On January 31, 1958, th is rocket lifted off from what was
then Cape Canaveral and successfu lly launched America's
first earth satellite into orbit What was the satellite called?
sportlight
(2 points tor uch question answentd comictl7)
1 1/2 point for each correct match of the word with the
sport
A-touch
B-checkmate
C·run
D·goal
a-chess
b-baseball
C·wccer
d-lencing
2 In major league baseball, how far is it from home plate
to fi rst base?
3 The Tour de France is a •• ? •• race which began in
1903.
a-bicycle b·foot c·sports car
4 The modem Olympic Games began in 1896 and have
been held every year since then. True or False?
5 The 1970 World Grand Prix championship was awarded
to •. ? , • who had been killed in a crash before the end of
the Grand Prix tour.
a-Jacky lckJt b-Clay Regazzoni c·Jochen Rindt
roundtable
F•mil1 discussion {no score)
Why is mankind interested in exploring space?
YOUR SCORE: 91to100 points-TOP SCORE! 81 to 90 points -Excellent. 71 to 80 points -Good. 61 to 70 points -fair.
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lln1•bor Vie1v Dontes •
• Reco1·d
Fo1· tl1 e Boundary Line Divides Houses
Two Studenlll
Earn Honors
1'rro Q\lco State University
.students ttom the Ora.nae
C.olst hive been named to the
.
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Birtlis
Deni/• l\'olires
•.t.111 0 Jf•,,.lff t;, &.l!rll. lilttlMnt ol LIOll"t
•Hell; ll•lot ot -'~ Oi;t-r 1&. 1171
Sul'vl-by "u1Wnd. 'ilu••• O. l •l•ll• wn. flrvc• c; .. or L.-V'*"• llMt.fl; bro!l\t'r.
\\•II•<• Go«IOl'I. PtwMnt1 Io u r
O•lr>O<fl!ldr..,. FUl"•r•I .. rvk t \ wlll ~
~riO Sufl01y, l P>A. MtCotmlc:k t.. "l'lf't
!lt«fl c .... ,,.1. ""'" c-e1r1r1<1ll
H"""'· ol SI. Gfor9r' Epl•<Oll•I Church.
LIQ\1111 H!llt. oltlco tth ... lflltr..,...I. Ht•
••Oll'loll M~mo<l •I C•m~!..-v of ,,,. Ptcluc
HMClltlll, H• .... •1!. 1.'<Cormlt\ l~unl
l «<fl M0ttu1r1, O•rectOI~.
OIN1US
t'"rbtrl E Oifll\11. ll HIOtn! of (otlo
f,l.eu; a.re al Offltl, 0<1l11Nr II. 1fJ'l.
~u•vlved Ov , .. Ht, Miry ,., Ol•l11i;
,.,., .. OotlllCI. Oeulcl, Hert>tr1 t llll Mlch11/
Jl<lttn••, M< tnd M<o. G•lt Oi"lut.
lt>dl1n11 11111 h•·o lll'a•h,,, ~.,.,.1ce1.
Tue5d1v, 0<1Dt>er 11, 1 P.Y.. !Iii!!· llerguo" Co1" Mei• (h1oe•. EMtmC·
~nt. H1rl>O<' 11111 Mem~•'•' P4r~. 8 •111·
8UQt•0<1 f 11t1tr•I Home, Ce1lt MeMo,
Director,.
FONES
Wiibur l , Fones. rn w. 7011> s1 .•
(O'llt Mtu. Ollt cl dca!I>, Oclobcr
11. 1'13. Su•vlv~ bY wllo. Bttnl<fl
1on. M001ty, or co111 Meoe; dt"llh!"',
Louvt Lii · Mtrrllt, W11Mnat0<'1 lour
a••roOchllClrtn. Mem0tl1I 11rvlcn pendlnsi
fl loll Brotaw•v Mortu1•~.
Uy RUD I f'.iJt;OZIEl.-~KI
Ol IM OMlf f'1lt1 Slltt
It doesn't make sense.
Paul 8UJ:1.se rack! Ill' 18
miles pr:r trip to Saddleback
College ,where he is tak ing
an evening course.
Ills neighbor. less than 100
feet away, takes the same
course b\H he has to drive
only one niile -to Corona
de:l Mar High School where
tile course ls orrered by the
Coast Con1munlty C o I I e g c
Di!itrict.
Busse. JS3S Port Abbey
Place. Newport Beach, li\'es
on lh(• boundary J i n e
separating the Coast O'>m·
1nunity College District and
lhe Saddleback Community
College District.
AS THE LINE RUNS oow.
only Busse's aprico~ tree is
in the Coast Comn1unity
College District. He thinks his
y,·holc plot ought to be. as
''<'II as the 300 other Harbor
\'i<'Y.' Homes plagued by the
arbitrary boundary.
Compared to other residents
or the tract. Busse.'s problen1
is minor. There are cases
where the boundary line
sepura tes the bedrooms, plac·
ln11 husband a1ld wife ln one
Lvllege dislrlct and l h e
children In the 01her.
In some instances people
pay taxes to one dis triL1. yet
mu.st vote In another. That
is so because the taxes are
paid in Ille district y,·here the
head of the household sleeps.
AND FOR THE high school
graduates y,·ho went through
three years of good times
together, the boundary line
means that \\'hen lfs time
to go lo college one group
of students will have to enroll
at Orange O:iast College and
the olher at Saddleback.
Busse. y,·hose y,·ife teaches
an e\·ening shorthand course
at Ora]lge Coast l\'hile he must
auend class at Sadd\eback.
says the boundary is absurd
and that he ..,,;11 mobilize all
his resources to get it chang·
ed.
\\'ednesday night he ap-
peared before trustees or the
Coast O:imn1Wl ity C o 11 e g e
District to· sound them out
about taking the area into
the district.
''LAST NIGHT THEY did
. , , .
Dilly Plltl Stt lf P._,t
'BOUNOARY ABSURD'
P•ul Bu1se not commit themselves. They
told n1e to get my petition
in and they \vould take it
from there. To the Coast Com-
munity College District the
area is not large and ii is
not what they ronsider a big
Issue." said Busse. an ac·
cow1tant at Philco }"or d
Aeronut.ronics.
The petition will be forward -
ed lo the Coun ty Board of
EdUcatlon. ~t It can only
be l'.lccepled 1f the Saddleback
Community College District
Board of ~tees agrees to
release it.
That ls where Busse is going
to plead his case at 8 p.m.
next Tuesday. But whether he
succeeds remains a big ques·
lion because Sadd l e b ack
1ruslee fitlcbael T. Collins is
also a resident of Harbor View
Homes.
CHANGING THE BOUN-
OA RY means Collins would
either have to resign or move
lo another part of lhe district.
\Vhile renaaining somewhat
pessimistic about his chanCP.s.
Busse maintains there is still
another way to bring about
a boundary revision. That in·
vo h·es signing up to 25 percent
of his neighbors and again
petitioning lhe Orange County
School Board.
He explained until recently
the law required bQth the 25
pe rcent plus the ronsenl of
the other school di strict. Now
only ooe condition 15 required.
honor roll. h.,ing tamed • 3.5 Hall grade 111verBee or better on a 01vee1t
scale of <.O. C p d The honored students are ostu1ne ara e
wnuam A. Dugaa of c .. ta Tl -Mesa and J~ m •• n. 7 p.1n. 1urs.
llellermQO ofHu nti ngton · O t 25 .Beach. eve., c .
1''urther, a state Jaw which
mandated thaL school bound-
aries could not bl' changed
for five years arter the
establishment of a school district no longer appllea sl{IC(! Tht J r. Women'•
the Saddleback Dlstrk:t was Club of Huntinli!to n
formed in 1969. PllVITE TIUST Beach pre1ent1 thtlr annu1t
FUllS IVAIWLE Halloween Co1tum• P•r•d•
BUSSE SAYS HE believes '°"MAL ffTATf LOAMI here •f Huntington
it is agains t the pubUc interest 1" & Irle( TRUST ottOI Center.
to maintain the exlsting bound· iw'.;:' ~ ~ °"' Prize• for the
ary and has declared himself TftVIT OHO COUATtRAL spookiest, funniest,
ready to take bb petition from •"":!,.!,.~..,"*" most ori9in•I •nd p,..ttl•1t.
door to door if his request DOHewclottCtitlWOfl'19 s.n Diego Fwy. •nd
is rejected next Tuesday i;~"~"~'~"'~-~-~"~· 0 °"~'~· U~"~I ·~·~· ~·~,.~~======~B~o~•~<;h~B~l~·;d. night.
"The county registrar or
voters is on record for the
change. He says there is nol---------------------. -0ther boundary problem like
this in all of Orange CoWlly.
During an election they spend
more time on that one
pr&-inct than on any or the
others," said Busse.
He added that he has talked
the situali<ln over with other
Harbor View Homes residents
and that the mood ror change
is ripe because they agree
that the existing boWldary
"just doesn't n1ake sen.se ."
PlllT?
><orKt H. Fritz Il l. Rt1lae<11 al Emer11a
9tf; Otte al 0 .. 111, Oclobtr 1•, 197J.
Surv!-b\I Wiit . N111<YI -· HOO'KI H. IV; '-d•UOlllt•S. Ann, of Cost1
M_.11 0.0rl, of Ht'""'°'! !lt1cl11 I~
n..oll>t~. C111r~' tllll Rltl•erll Frl!t,
bOlfl ot Pl\11-l!lllt; t...o ll1ter1. BNlth
ll'tlt1. Pl'llltllelpltlt; atttY RkllerCI-,
New JerMy. G!'1vnldt Nrvlctt, T11t'l!1v. 1 I'll!., f'lcifle v1... Mtmorl1I P.ir-.
F1mltv IW!lll'•l'I; l'llOH whlllft!j lo "''~' m-1•1 contrlb!.lf!Ont. plffw conltl!lult
lo Chllcl•...,. Hoaolltl af 0<1nu• Cauntt m memorv ol Hort ce H, Frllr Il l.
Pe~lnc Vltw Mot'"otl'V, OlrKtor1.
There!ls No Dit~h!l Says VTN
MlfAICIHS
J.,.,ce Mt1~111S. ?lf 1\t""flhl\, Hun'1""~
a11c11. Oilt gl dt&I~ Ocrobe• is. !91J.
Su•vl wd by hu1~1111. J••ne., Cl~Yg~•~•
All<l••'f aurntll. MtrYland; 1111••· rA"
F•tn~ l.t "!lllle, Ctnta.i. Scrvlt••· ~·c,..
~ ••Y• ? f'M, Sml!M C~tlWI. wltn ltev JI""'' C. C•I~ olllcl~tln<r. lntcr,,.cnt,
Wtll'T>ln11.,. M!rnQtoll ~''~· Sn,llhl
J,\orh1•r•, Olr•tlon.
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FUNERAL 110,\I E
Corona del l\lar 67J.9•;>0
Costa J\ltsa 646-!424 • DELL BROAO\VA Y
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110 Broad\\·ay, Ccsta J\lesa
LI 3-3433 • DILDAY BROTHERS
i\IORTUARI ES
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lluutinp;ton Beach 842:-ii71
z.&.f Redoodn Avt.
Long Stach z1:-1::s.1145 • l\fcCOR\ttC K LAGUNA
BEACll l\IORTUAR\'
liOO Laguna Canyon ltd.
491-9415 • PAClFIC VIE\\'
i\lE!\IORI AL PARK
Cen1 etery i\lorhuu·y
Chopel
::~ Pacific Vit'\\' Ori,.r
1\'el\port B1•111·h. Cali forul:t
till-'l700 • PEEK FA,,llLY
COLO\:l,\L Fi.;\~H \L
110:\IE
A spokesman for VTN, lnc.,
an lr\'ine engineering firm,
hlfS conrITT'Tled that the Com-
pAny still intends to sink from
~00.000 to 5500.000 or its 011·n
money into redevelopment
plans for downtOYln Hun·
tington Bench.
IL had· been tho'ught by some
do1rntown 1nerchants I h a l
Jcg:.il ron1plications invo]l·i ng
the three-1vav a I? re em en t
bet,veen VTN. the city. ar.d
rnnjor do11·ntown pro p er I y
owners, y,·ould hall the pro-
ject.
Ron \\'ells. senior vice presi·
dent or VTN'. sriid Thursday
he doesn't believe thC're is
"any hitch in the plans, none
\l'hatsoe1·er. ··
THE THR EE-\VAY agree-
n1cnt calls ror VTN to expend
i1s 011·n time. money and
energy to create a master
plan for 1he future de1·elop-
1nent or a n,·e-block ocean
front area from Lake Slreel
lo 6th S1rce1.
In return. VTN 1riU get all
developn1cnt rig ht s for the ci·
tv pier and the chance to
devt>lnp on its 01rn one of
the five blocks.
Hunting ton Beach will sell
its µropi_•rty in that sector
to YT'.'/ and other property
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
GUIDE
• MATTRESSES •
MATTRESSES
IOATS HOM!S TaAILEltS
owners. and y,iJI a I s c
guarantee to provide parking,
and perhaps use the state
redevelopment act. to insure
that all of the property can
be put together in one
package.
00\V?\"TO\\'N PROPERTY
owners. led by auto dealer
Bob Terry, ha,·e agrel'd to
place thei r $8 million class
action suit agai nst the ci!y
in moratorium.
The city retains the right
to tum d<l\VA the plan \/TN
de1,elops. but if it does, the
proper t y owners can
reinstitute the suit.
The agreement itself goes
before Superior Ccurt Judge
\\'illiam Lee Tuesday. Lee has
so far \\'ilhheld apR_roval. but
neither \\!ells. nor Don Bonfa,
Huntington Beach City At·
torney, feels that represents
a major problem.
•·\\'E DON'T EVEN need
court approval of the agree-
ment." savs Bonfa . ''\\le had
ju5t brouSh t it to hin1 for
lnforrnation.''
Bonfa said that Judge Lee
apparently reels it's
prernature ror him to give
snnction to the contract oow.
since tho plan it hinges on
hasn't been developed by
VTN.
Because the class action
suit. originally filed by Terry.
in1·ol\'es 47 other prope.rly
01rners. 1 he ju<lge doesn't reel
he can co1nmit the1n to an
(People/Quotes)
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•·\\'E'LL fifEET for a con-
ference in judge's chambers
Tuesday just for information."
BonCa ex plains. '·t don 't th ink
there's any problem ...
feel there is a problern. and
as Jong as a moratorium is
declared on the property
cwners suit VTN 'vould goh,-~.-
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\vlt hout the judge's official ~ M k •
sanction on the three-way • 8 e a
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Lib1·a: Be Wary
SUNDAY
OCTO BER 21
else"·here.
LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22):
Rumors. secrelS could be
ARIES (March 21-April 19 ): featured. Be wa ry lest you
Tread lightly. ~1hat appears become target of gossip.
settled could actually be Verify messages. documents.
changing -current may be Desi with the authentic. Leave
swifter than is apparent. make-believe for others. One
Pl~s, Virgo persons are apt be.hind the scenes may not
to figure prominently. Uing· be doing job assigned. Know
distance communications may it: prC'pare accordingly.
be garbled. Check ap. SCORPIO (Oct.23-Nov.21 ):
point ments. assignments, Avoid tendency to be ex-
TAURUS (April 2:(}.1.111y 20 1: travagant. Simplicity wins the
One who seems to 0ppol:le day. especially where token
you is merely being C<ln· or appreciation is concerned.
ser\'ative. Strive tG perceive Being loo sentimental now
motives. You will get green could actually block develop.
lii;ht f rom authoritative ment of relationship. Gemin i,
source. Ccnnict could exist \'irgo persons could be in pie.
OC\ween young and old. Stick lure.
\\'ith experience. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·
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GEr.tINI (May 21-June 20\: Dec. 21 \: \'ou may be seeing
Strive to communicate with in light or '"ishful thinking.
one v.'ho respects you. Don't D<ln't build castles on sand.
cast first stone. Fam i 1 y Strive for ramily agreement
member \l'ili confide. Be on home. ultimate goal . You
understanding \\'i.!hoot being exude aura cf glamor. 1'-fary
patronizing. Aries. L i br a arc dra\\·n to you - you keep
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davdreaming. Know it and to conclusions could be oostly.
take conservalive co u r s c . Ca pricorn, Cancer persons
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is on collecting what you need . goals. aspirations.
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Backyard Gardener Uses Old Tecliuiqrie
I I' 61 JOllN VAi.TERZA
Of .. Del" Pllet Sleff .I I It 1 a rare Orana:e Coost
gardener who can boast that
' h& he enough square-rootage
-1 in his yard tO grow all that
' he Wanta:
Space. especially when It
comet to vegetable1 and fruit ,
'is a chronic problem and the
tipsters ar~ forever co.ming
up with llttle tricks, -be
they barrel• or pyramids
made of railroad ties.
The Europeans -primarily
ia the more urban areas of
France -found the answer
yeai:s a10.
Tbey use a planting techni·
que which is best suited to
crops such as lettuce, spinach
and other vegetables that have
1 a quick, \'eritcal growth pat-
' tern.
THEY PLANT their oo a
nlQllnd, and the yield per
square foot Is impressive.
On this writer's backyard
homestead. the space dilemma
is always acute, but the
Mums Make
Autumn
Colorful
Chrysanthemums are a col·
otiul v.·ay lo announce
autumn .
They are available now -
some just showing color,
othen at Lhe peak ol perfec-
li<>f;I. There are a great variety
of both color and flower
fonns.
Home gardeners can find
buUon types, pompons, daisy
forms, decoratives, spoons,
spiders, anemone a.Dd '4tX·
hlbition types.
'lbe plants may be set Ol.lt in
the garden or displayed in
ccntaine.rs oo porch or patio.
'Ibey may also be enjoyed
several days indoors and then
planted.
When chrysanthemwns are
planted in the garden, ch006e
a spot that receives sun at
least two-thirds of the day.
mwnd Idea, primarily In
winter WI early sprins, has
worked very well.
The mound plot can be as
small a1 four feet in ~iameter.
or a doun feet long -obloni
style.
Regardless of size, the lmsle
Idea is the same.
II Qlle oonstn.sets a mound,
he auton'l.atieally inerea.fel I.be
surface area of tbe soil and
ii' able to concentrate his
ptmLaccordingly.
OUR FIRST attempt - a
modest one -yielded an ex-
ctllent harvest or lettuce,
onions and p.rtleAokes.
We startecf with a pile of
half-<Olllposted wood shred·
dings and horse manure. mix·
ed to fonn a "nucleus" for
the mound.
On that was heaped a heavy
layer or average top soil so
that the final plot was about
three-feet high.
On top v.·ent a young
artichoke plant purchased in
a small container fro1n the
nu!'Rr)'.
Pac'ked tightly along the
slopes were alternate rows or
oit!ons and lettuce of the but·
tercn.inch variety -a good
choice beeause or a tight leir
pattern and small head size.
Ught, regular overhead
sprinkling seemed the best
methQd of watering. We made
sure that ~e stream was
never so ~vere that the
n1ound erodod.
"wE CALCULATED that tbe
harvest amounted to ..about
one-thlrd more than a con-
ventional roW planting. and
the other bene£11s were worth
noting. •
We were able tQ "recycle"
a good amount of vegetable
matter that posed a trash
problem.
The artichoke. which thrives
on a rich organic soil, had
a good strong start ln a
permanent location.
And we saved a good chunk
of valuable growing space in
the cra1npcd yard.
WASPS KILL
FRUIT FLIES
MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -There's a new take-out service in
town. Its specialty is a wasp called Opius Longicaudatus.
The wasps are oot dipped in chocolate or French bat·
ter. They're alive, on the wing and in a sack and scien--
tisls from the U.S. Agriculture Department Research CeD-
ter are urging fruit growers to take some home. They
said they'll give out 2,000 to 5,000 wasps a day for the
next few weeks.
It Seems the Opius is a nonstinging parasitic wasp lhat
lives on the destructive Caribbean fNit fly.
Opius is three-eighth! of an inch long. It searches out
the Caribbean larvae by chemical attraction, drills through
the rind o( the fruit and lays an egg. The larvae are
killed.
Herbs Medicinal Use
Renewed by Doctor
Honeybee
Michigrut
Insect?
LANSING. Mich. (UPI) -
The honeybee may reign as
h-1ichigan's official state in·
sect.
State Rep. Robert D.'Young
(R-Saginaw ), introduced a bill
in the house this week
designating the honeybee as
the state insect.
Young said he didn't think
there would be any trouble
getting the honeybee enshrin·
ed as the state insect.
Michigan already has a state
bird, stone, fish , flower and
gem.
However, some legislative
skeptics recounted the death
o( the cucumber as Michigan's
proposed state vegetable on
the house floor four years ago.
The honeybee already pick-
ed up s.:xne importaQt support
from a top official in the
State Agriculture Department.
"He is a very important
little bug," said John Calkins,
deputy director of the State
Agricu1ture Department. "We
couldn't do without him."
"h.1ore important than mak·
irfg mm@y, ... catkins-said,
"bees pollinate $100 million
in fruit and vegetable crops
in the state.··
Weeke1ider
Gardeners'
Checklist
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Herbs might be coosidered
suitable only ror little jars
in spice cabinets, but concern
over use of artificial
chemicals in drugs has helped
renew, jnterest in herbs'
medicln"al uses.
libotic and some oJ the herbs traditionally thought lo in· Here are some things to
ternally cleanse the body for be lhinklng about t hi s weekend:
A doctor in f\.till Valley
across the Golden Gate Bridise
says he regularly prescribes
herbal remedies alOJlg with
the more orthodox antibotics
or other drugs.
a person with a cold. e Don't overlook Shasta
Anderson said he does not Daisies on your list of peren·
believe herbal remedies are nials that should be planted
a panacea or that chemici:il now in fa11. Easy to g r o \Y
drugs should be discarded . and ' profuse blooming. each
';But herbal medicine can plant v,riJJ yield several divis-
be valuable and needs to be ions in a yea r's time.
tested in the lab to know e Shoppinn: at your nearby
how it works and how the nursery al this time 1nay yield
human body responds to ii .. , a particular plant of Heavenl y
he said. Banlt>00 (Nandina) th ::it
While Robert ritenzies can-colors·up more bri lliantly than
not preseribe any herbs for others on display. It will do
A HERB SHOP in the same the customers of his Star Herb the same in yo~r garden next
area has & growing clientele cO., also in Mi ll Valley, he year. I
but the shop owner carefully docs · give lectures on the • For a pprtable display
avoids practicjng medicine by historical uses of herbs. of color, plant· Daffodil. Tulip
d · · hi t mer on and Hyacinth bulbs in in· a vising s cus o s State laws bar l\ienzies from dividual pots.
niedicinal uses. practicing medicine wilhout a e Natives _ and most all
And an ente?prising pair of license by giving medicinal evergreen shrubs, for that
fl.Jarin <Aunty men ha ve tum· advice. and federal laws pro-matter -should be planted
ed their hobby Of making herb hibit any therapeutic claims now. They establi s h
teas intG a thriving year-old for herbs unless there is themselves during the winter
1nanufacturing concern . is laboratory proof of their months, assuring a good start
DAILY PILOT l'
Ra11111ac11l1u , A1ae111ones, Daf fodlls
It's Time to Plant Bulbs
There is oothi11g for the
bonte garden as euy to grow
-or lhal will reward you
!iO handsonv:ly ror such a llttle
investment -as flower bulbs.
The small &nount of tlnle
you spend planting in the next
few \vetks pays oU next
spring, when the garden
bursts Into the magnificent
color spectacular lhat bulb
flowers produce.
For beginnners, bulbs are
ideal. lt is important to use
varieties suited to local con-
ditions. Your nursery,m8:0 is
olfering those recommended
for the area. And, right now,
select ions are ot their best.
The rest is simple : plant lo
the recommended d e p t h .
\\.'ater on a regular basis and
'ratch U1e plants grow -and
£1011.•er.
your complimentary plantings.
OAFFODU.S ARE premi er
performers in the spring
garden. The familiar golden
King Alfred enlivens
neighborhoods from border-t<>-
border. Don'I overlook other
Daffodils -they have in-
teresting and striking flower
forms and coloratians.
Select Tulips and Hyacint hs
now, while oolor choices are
tops. Refrigerate them; plant
in Ntwember and December.
Your nurseryman can provide
cultural advice.
Hurry to plant Freesias,
Stiaraxis, and Duth lris. Their
characteristic beauty is une-
qualled and, best yet, they
natuarlize themselves. This
means that, year after year,
the willing performers in·
crease in number and beauty. Ranunculus a n d Anemones
are favorites in the Golden
State. Perfect companions in
the garden . both provide
weeks of brilliant co l or .
Anemones produce flowers in
combinations of red. \Vhite and
blue. Ranunculµs arc read ily
available in separate shades
of color. so you can work
* * *
There are dozens of fall
bulbs lo choose from. If you
haven 't tried such things as
Crocus, G r a p e Hyacinths,
Snow Flake. or species Tulips,
this is a good time to do
ii. Hel p yourself to a glorious
spring-the simple way , wl!h
easy-to-grow bulbs.
* * *
RANUNCULUS FILLS THE GARDEN WITH COLOR
Shop Early For Bulbs of Gold, Red and Yellow
Turkestan's 'Wild' Tulips
Leading Floral Revolution
By EARL ARONSON ha ve inherited from T. Greigii They come from all parts
AP Newsreatures the beautiful, mottled, striped of the "'orl!i and adapt or spotted foliage charac-1 teristic of that species. themselves eas i y to tiny or Leading one of the nloie huge gardens of America. Left
fl I I t. · th Kaufmannianas f I o w c r recent ora revo u ions 1n · e untouched they'll multiply and
bulb ,,0 Id · a r· g 0 p <ihead of other tulips -in r is 1ne r u bloom for years in the rock
of species tuli~ officiall y J\.Jarch and .April in s om e garden, naturalized in grass. classi!ied as "Kauf1nanniana areas . ·.:Olors range from in open woodland or around and hybrids." comm on l y yellow, red. scarlet and trees. They provide good cut
termed waterlil y I u I i P s crimson to pastel shades or flowers. All are planted in
because of their shape. saimon, pink and cream. The autumn.
As wild tulips, they were n I I Here are some and their discovered in Turkestan in the owers genera Y are bloomi·ng 11·mes •. 1·1h some
I b he G bicolored, wilh outside ate IBOOs Y 1 erman segments deeper toned than variations depending on your botanist Eduard August von the inside. part of tl.e country : Rege l, director of the lmpe.rial Botanical Gardens at SI. Sturdy in stormy spring Snowdrops and Wint e r
Petersburg. Then they were weather, the ste1ns are only Aconites. January·February;
introduced into w est er n five to 10 inches tall. They Dwarf lris, crocus, January-
Europe. establish themselves easily, !\farch; Snowflake. January·
returning yea r after year with !\1ay; Muscari, Ptfarch·l\fay ;
TllEY DIDN'T n1ake much little special care. Chiooodox:. Scilla, Pushkinia,
of an imprint in1mediately ~1 arch· Apri l; Omilho3alum,
becall.'le totanisls at the THEY ARE · exceUent for Trite Ii a , r-.1 arch-May:
Lime \Vere sending 1nany rare the rock garden. border, Erythronium. Anemone.
and fascinating species and bety.'een shrubs, beneath trees, Fritilleria, A pr i 1-lil a Y :
varieties ho1ne to Holland's along walls or steps and in Camas.sia. Allium. May-June;
great bulb industry. But in l\'indow buxes. urns and tubs. Ixia and lxiolorion, June-July.
recent decades. they and two Tulips may be planted from --
Sheriff Gets
Autl1entic
Potted Plant
' PRESCO'CT, Ariz. (AP\ -
T\\'O secretaries for t h e
Yavapai Cot.Ully s her i (f's
. department believe there's no
use letting plants go to wa3le
'vhen thev could be used to
brighten ·up the office sur-
roundings.
So Kay ?.1eyers and Diane
Reynolds have taken potted
plants. when they a r e
available, and displayed them
around the office.
THEIR CORNER of the
rounty courthollSe here now
has a touch of pale green
-marijuana plants Mrs.
,_fcyers says authorities are
holding for evidence at trials.
"\Ve also keep them around
to show people what mari-
juana looks like," she says.
"You'd be amazed at some
of the ~gs people bring here
thinking they're marijuana,''"
~1iss Reynolds adds. "We've
had tomato plants, all sorts
of things."
other species, Foste rianas and Seplember to mid-December,
Greigiis, have swept into prom· or until the ground is quite
inence. Enterprising Dutch frozen. They like well-drained
breeders have crossed T. soil. . The Kaufmanniana
Kaufma1U1ia with T. Greigii hybrids should be planted four
and "'ilh traditional ga rden inches deep and about four
tul ips to create a colorful to five inches a pa r t •
group of K a u f m a n n i a n a preferably ~ clusters to sho\\' WORMS llOR ORGANIC FARMIN<r-PLANTERS--COMPOS:TS
hybrids. them off.
They have Jong. narrow, No t as well k.no'vn as !heir
N-Is It'll lllM II prtp.11,.. for ,11nu.,.. u .. 1!11 -Id'• kit .. II C9'Mll· ti-• -l!AlllTHWOllMS. UM In plln!tn, g.1rdt<l1 tr In "'••'"t ,...,r IWt!
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Pointe<J segments that open big cousins are the sn1a!t or
out horlwnta\ly "''hen the minor bulbs that give you a
flower is In full bloom. gi ving lot of spring color, beauty
it the appearance of a waler ., :;;•~n:d~s;ce~n~I~. ======~==~=:~:=:;::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:;:;:::;:;:::;:::=:=:==j lily. The color combinations ii:-------
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arc early-flov.·ering. lif an)'
'Dog-safe'
S1iail Bait
Introduced San Francisco with its large safety and effectiveness. in spring.
Oriental population . h as 1--'-----------'---=-------------------11
always bad its herb shops
filled with dried w a r c s
displayed in large glass jars.
And outside of Chinatown. one
herb shop has been in opera·
lion for more than fifty yea rs.
FALL TRUCKLOAD EVENT
SACRAMENTO I AP ) -A
new form or snail and slug
bait which dogs aren't sup-
posed to eat will soon be on
the market, reports t h e
Cali fornia Department o( Food
and Agriculture.
The department warned a
few months ago that com-
mercial snail and slug ba its,
particularly those in pellet
fonn , were attractive to dogs.
It said this week that ex-
isting supplies of the bail
should be used only according
But the counterculture \Yith
its concern for natural in-
gredients has brought more
interest to herbs as drugs.
"I prescribe herbs ia!I the
thne," Dr. Jef!ery Anderson,
M.D., said. "I rarely prescribe
a chemical drug without an
herbal remedy."
to directions. and not in areas FOR EXAl\lPLE, he said
frequented by pela or children. he might prescribe an an--;;-~~""'="---~~~1
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Pulpit & Pew
Baptist
Flr1t Baptb l C.'hlll'ch, 107
West r..1 an1itu AV\!., Sn n
Clemente: sen ·ices at 11 ;1.111
and 6 p.m.; St>rmons by the
Rev. Phtlip N. Smith: nursery
care provided; speeial music
ror both services: seri es
begins on Bible s 1 u d y
messages from the Book of
Revdation.
Harbor Trlnity 8 a p t I I t
Church, 1230 Baker St., Costa
1'.1esa; church school at 9:45
a.m.; service at II a.m.:
sennon: "Studies in Corin-
thians" by Pastor Connie
Salios; evening service "Adoi>
tlon" at 7.
Ftnt Baptist Church, 23521
Pt1oulton Parkway. Laguna
Hills; service al 10;45 a.m.;
church school at 9:30 a.m.:
nursery care provided :
sermon: "The Gospel tu
lfebrews'' by Dr. Ivan B. Bell ;
coffee hour followin g Sl'r\1ices:
Bible sludy and prayer service
on Wednesdays at 7 p.1n.
Foontain Valley Ba pt Is I
Church meets in the Com-
munity Center, 10200 Slater
Ave., Fountain Valley; service
at 10:45 a.n1.: sernl-Oll : "!l's
Time to Report" by the Rev.
Eugene K. Stroh; church
school at 9:45 a.m.: ycuth
group at 5:45 p.m.; evening
service at 7.
Chrbllnn
Flrllt Christian Church of
Laguna Beach, LeJ!ion Street
at Glenneyere: Bible schoo l
at 9:45 a.n1.: service at 10:45
a.m.; sermon: "Satan, You're
Fired" by the Rev. James
H. Boulton, minister.
Harbor Christian Church,
1401 Irvine Ave., Newport
Beach; church school at 9:30
a.m.; service at 10:45 a.n1.;
Lynn Frmt, guest speaker;
youth meetings on Tuesdays
at 7:30 p.1n .
Christian Science
Cbrlstlan Science Churches.
FJr5t Church or O!rlst. Scien-
tist. 2880 t.iesa Verde Drivt'.
Costa t.1esa. services at l I
a.m. and church school at
9:15 a.m.: First Church or
Christ, Scleodst, 8th and
Olive Huntington B e a c h , .
services and church school at
9·30 and II a.m.; Finl Church
ol C'tirisl, Scleatlst 3303 Vin
Lido . Newport Beach, services
and church school at 9 and
ib ~30 a.m.: Sfot<ood CbW'Cb nf
Cbrlgt, Scleattst, 3100 Pacific
View Drive, Corona del t.tar,
serviefll and church school at
10 a.m.; Wednesday testimony
meetings at 8 p.m. at all
rour churches.
Congr"1flltlonal
'II e I •"bnrt\ood Cmllft'«a·
tlollal Ch1lm, Uolted C2turch
of Quist, St. Am's and Glen·
neyre, Lagima Beach; church
school and service at 10 a.m.;
sermon: "JOBeph and His
Brethren Today" by the Rev.
John Pti. R ey nold s ;
''t-Tlendsh ip Sunday" gather-
ing following lhe service with
the board of Dea cons
furnishing corfee, punch and
doughnuts on the patio.
P I ymouth Congregational
Church of Newport Harbor,
3262 Broad St., Newport
Beach; church school and
servi~ at 10 a.m.; child care
available; adult Bible study
at 9 a.m., sermon: "Tbe Open
Doors" by Pastor John A.
Undvall ; college and high
school groups meet for Bible
study at Odie's Restaurant,
212 17th~ st.: Costa Mesa at
9 a.m.; evening Bible study
at ~7.
Lake. Hllll Community
Church meets In t h e
auditorium of Los Alisos
ln terme d i ate School ,
f\1uirlands at t.1oor. Mission
Viejo: services at 9:30 and
II a.m.: sermon: "I ~t l\1y
Inner Calm From Him" by
the Rev. Dr. Harold F.
Leestma: r.lis.s 1.tarilyn Cot·
ton, concert, television and
recording artist will be guest
soloist at both m o r n i n g
services.
Communi t y Cbureb,
CoogregaUoaal, 611 Heliotrope
Ave., Corona del Mar; church
school and service at 10 a.m.:
sermon: "The Things That
Shook a Community" by
Dr.Philip G. Murray.
E plsropal
St. James Episcopal Cbarch ,
3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach;
Holy Communion at 7:30 and
11 a.m.; church school, prayer
I , 0 RANGE
.JJarbo1· (;;/,,.iJlian f/,urc/,
0, N£WP0lt IUCH -(Dlulpht)
2•01 lu·I~ at So11ra ltobel I Sunday Sc hool 9:WA.M. ".
t>.lorn lng \\'Ol':"Jh1p 10:45 A .~I. . . I Nvrt•ry & Kindergarten Provided
Phone: 64'2-27'25
~linister-. Ur. U. \V. ~lcElroy
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
W•lcomet You. ~ ST. JAMES. J2ff ~11 Lido, N~rt IMclt
7:30 A.M.-Holy E1.1ctiorl1t / 9:00 & 11 :00 A.M.-Famlly Worsltlp \ / Al~ Haty EKltcrrht
olld Monilftf ........ r
TUfSDAY-10:00 A.M.-Hely llldlerilt n4
~ltf .. ef "•"* 10:45 A.M.-,.,_.,., Ftli.wslllp
M•"'f"V Provided ot SynO.y & T1ndoy hnkff
Wl!DMl!SDAY-1:00 P.M. ,, • .,., & p,.lse
1lie II". John P .. Athey II, llector -l')ana: '7!1.0210
ST. JO~iN THE DIVINE, 204'.i Orange Ave .. C.M I
S11nddv • !·00 '-!0,00 Ch 11•,~ School -'i: ! 5
Mld·WCl'e• SorfitM -Wed.• •:10 P.M. ThYn. -10:00 A.M. I
fr. Howord Mort Cortwrl9ht, Ylcor -Pltefle S41·22J1
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Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church
J2Jl •«lfk View Dtln, CH-4et Ill•
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Mnd..,.·1:00 A.M. & 9:10 A.M., Clt11rclt ktr..l/N.......,,.9:JO A.M.
T118idoy-7:00 A.M. Wed..N1,......tilO A.M.
The A•"· Joh1 .... " l>flb, Rector -n... 6-M.0.ll
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ST. WILFRID 'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH I
1236 (JIJ1 St., H•11tl ...... lfftli
I Juir E1110 of Flv-a ,oltlft)
8.00 A M.-Molv Com,..union
"·10,. M -f .. ..,ilv Se•••<• & C\ur(h St ~ool INu•1••Y Cerel
I l·OO A M -Mo•11i~CJ Wo11h•o !N11•1e•v C•r1 ! I 7:00 P M -·Fe 1 l,w~t [••11 10119 I Sermo'I
Epi1cop1I You11q Ch.,,chMtll
J ...... c C•l•v P.,1,,. -'61 1511 R•1.1 516"·406 1
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CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH
J20l2 D.f Obltpa lld .. hit J-CephtNlll•
"''"'"' 11 •. -111 •·"'· ...... , llMI )(Mel -t JI ••"'• (ltrtffl'1! Tr>lfllllt -f ""'· ..... -., ... ,., -• 4l , .... ,.,, .. wmi. ... O•""'""
49]·1940 -24 HQn
and baptisn1 at 9 a.in.: child
care provided : sermons by the
Rev. Richard Bownuln , prlcst-
dlrector or the !\fustard Tree,
Christian F'amll y ~Un!stry or
Ne\\'port Pit'r, guest n1inisler:
adult inquirer a n d con·
flrmatlon claMCS at 7:30 p.m.;
Dr. Walter Martin will con·
duct four-day teaching mission
beginning Tuesday at 8 p.m.
Jewis h
Drive, CosL.a ~fesa: e:ervices
at 8 and 11 a.m.; sermon
by the Rev. Andrew Anderson :
church school at 9:30 a.n1 .:
service or Holy Con1munion
at 7 p.m.
Chrbl Lutheran Cbvcb, 760
Victoria St., Costa Mesa ; Holy
Communion services at 1:15
and 11 a.m.: sermon: "Will
the Real Phony Please Stand
Up!" by Pastor L.V. Tornow:
Wednesday Co mmunJ on
services at 7:30 p.m.
Costa M~a; church school
and services al 8:30 and 10
a.m.; serrncn: "To Tell the
Truth" by the Rev. Bruce
A. Kurrie.
St. lit a r k Preiby1erlaa
Church, 2100 ~far V Is ta ,
Newport Beach; service at
9:30 a.m.; sennon: "What ls
the Organizing Center or Your
Ute?" by Dr. Herman SWeet;
CJyde Johnson will b e
aulsting elder; copies of the
sermon will be available on
the patio.
Temple Bat Ya!rm o f
Newport Beach will bold Sab-
bath services Friday, Oct. 26,
at 8:15 p.m.. in the Interfaith
Lounge of UC lrvine, 4201
Campus Drive ; Dr. Harry
Sherer, rabb i, conducting ;
Oneg Shabbat v.•ill follow.
Methodut Pastors Honored
Lutl1erora
Pttesa Verde U a Il e d
Methodist Cliarcll. 1701 Baker
St., Costa Mesa; church school
and servict at 9:30 a.m.:
sermon: "You Can Be Sure
of Tomorrow" by the Rev.
Dr. D. Lothair Green,
n1inisler; nursery ca r c
available.
More than 300 members of Laguna Beach Community Presbyterian Church
Ftnt t'harcla of ReUP>os gathered recently at the Hilton Inn In Laguna Hills to give recognil~on to past
Sduce meets at lhe '-tasonlc and present ministers. Representing more than 50 years of service to the
Temple, 301 1 s. El Camino church are from left, Dr. Arthur J. Tankersley. pastor since 1972; Dr. Dallas R.
Real , San Clemente; service Turner, pastor from 1948 to 1971; Dr. Raymond I. Brahan1s, pastor rrom 1925 to
1948 and now retired; and Dr. Albert Hjerps, assistant pastor for the past 10 at II a.m.: sermon : "Images" years. by the Rev. Leslie S. tlarrold; -''---------------------------------
healing service Tuesdays at
Redeem<'r Lutheran Church,
16351 Springdale St.. •lun-
tington Beach; services at
8:15 and 10:45 a.m.; church
school at 9:30 a.m.; sermon :
'"Three 1bings to Learn" by
the Rev. Eugene Schramm.
Univers ity United ~1etbodlst
tburcb, 1M22 Culve.r Road.
Irvine ; chu rch school and
services at 9 and 10:30 a.ro.;
sermon: "Don't Look Around,
Som thing Is Following You."
7 p.m.; Science of Mind
classes Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m.
Newport Harbor Church of
Religious Science meets at 541
Center St., Costa Mes a ;
chureh school and service at
11 a.m.; sennon: "Let Your
Church Bell May Be Akin
FaJlh Lutheran Ch u r c b ,
3 4381 Calle Portola,
Capistrano Beach ; ch 11 r ch
school at 9 a.m.; service. at
10:30 a.m., with communion;
child care availabfe; sermon
"Truth or Consequences" by
Past.or James Knotek; choir
will sing "Ye Watchers and
Ye Hol~ Ones."
Christ Church by the Sea, Hopes Shine" by the Rev.
United Metbodlst, 1400 W. Eleanor C. Jaclson; coffee and
Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach; social hour following the
church school and service at service.
To American Liberty Bell
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church, 798 Dover Drive,
Newport Beach ; sen'i«s at
8 und 10:30 a.m .; sermon:
"It 's a New Day " by Pastor
Roger Berg; the Beach Cities
Conference oC the American
Lutheran Oiurch will hold
their annual oonventlon at
Newport Harbor L u t h e r a n
from 4 to 7 p.m.; featured
speakers will be Dr. Gaylord
Falde, bishop of the South
Pacific district and Dr. John
Kue.the, profes.wr at CLC.
St. Paul's Lvtberao Church,
429 Cypress Drive. Laguna
Beach: church school for all
ages at 9 a.m.: service al
10 a.m.; .sermon : "The Power
of God 's People'' by the Rev.
Roy Gesch: chi ld care
available; Sunday and ~1onday
evenings 3! 7:30 ''night with
the pastor and elders·"
Prince of Peace Lulheran
Cblll'Ch, 2987 Mesa Verde
9:30 a.rn.: sermon: "The
EnemY-Within'' ,by the Rev~~ .of _Rellgloaa Sdtnce,
Robert B. Shepard, Jr.; Bible 20062 Laguna Canyon Road,
studv classes on 'Thursdays Laguna Beach: services at 9
at '10:30 8.m.: Uni led and 1J a.m. with Junior church
Methodist Women's annual for children of all ages:
bazaar on Wednesda y from sermon : "P..ty Relatlonshlos"
2 to 7 p.t"l.; sooizhettl dinner by the Rev. Dr .. Henry
in G<>Odell Hall served fron1 ·Gerhard; non-denonunaUonal
6 p.m.; public invited. lectures on Thursdays in
Clubhouse One of Leisure
Flnt United lt1 et b. o d I • t World at 10 a.m.
Church, 18225 Bushard St.,
Fountain Valley; church
school for all ages and service
at 9:30 a.m.; sermon:
"Listening to The Spirit" by
Ford Miller, minister; Cherub
and Chancel choirs to sing.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
ichureb, 600 St. Andrew's
Road, Newport B e a c h ;
se rvices at 8, 9:30 and 11
a.m.: sermon: "Face Into the
Wind" by the Rev. Charles
ll Dierenfield; new members
will be received by the con-
gregaUoo during the 9:30 and
11 a.m. services.
Presbyterian Cblll'cb of the
Coveoeni, 2850 Fairview Road,
Flnt Church of Rellglous
Science meets at Corona del
Mar High School, 2 1 0 1
Eastblutf Drive, Newport
Beach; church school and
service at 10:30 a.m.; sermon:
"Toward Greater Livingness"
by the Rev. A1bert Burke,
minister.
l/nltarian
U n i i a r I a n Unlven.allst
Church, 1259 Victoria St.,
Costa Mesa; church school
and service at 10;30 a.m.;
sermon:'• N a tura I is tic
J\.iysticism The Ne w
t.1ysticism" by lhe Rev. Allred
J. N. Henriksen of the Pacific
Unitarian Church of Palos
Verdes , guest speaker.
(See PULPtt, Page 9) -
NEWPORT, RI. (UPI) -
The only Roman Catholic
church in which an American
president was married may
have some more history in
Its steeple.
During restoration of St.
t.fary's Church In Newport,
a Rhode Island firm found
a bell in the steeple that
church officials feel my be
of historical aignllicance.
Established in 1828 as the
first Catholi<: Parish in Rhode
Island, St. Mary's was the
church where John Fitzgerald
Kennedy wa s married on Sept.
12, 1953.
THE REV. Edmund H.
Fitzgerald, assistant pa!lor of
St. Mary's. said he is Qn "pins
and needles" waiting to find
out if the bell is of the same
mold as the "Liberty Bell."
Fi tzgerald, a student or
history, sa id that the lettering
on the partially visible bell
may have some historical
significance. The letters read
"London 1885" and after that
a "W·" It Is felt that the
"W'' may possibly be the
beginning letter of White
Chapel, the foundry in London
where the Liberty Bell was
made.
Fitzgerald sald ii the name
or the f0W1dry turns out to
be White Chapel then it ls
possible the bell may have
been cast Crom the same mold
as the Liberty BeU.
"I am extremely excited to
see the rest of the letters
on the bell," he saJd.
He said part ol the bell
is visible, but the floor In
the steeple is too rotten for
anyone to get in behind or
on the sides of the bell.
Fitzgerald said it is about
the same size as lhe Liberty
ll<ll
St. Mary's Church was
established by the second
bishop of Bo.ston ln 1828. The
boundaries of the parish once
embraced all of Rhode IslanO
and Cape Cod. The archltec·
tural style of the church is
second-period English gothic,
and the church was built in
the manner of the venerable
cathedrals of Europe without
structural steel of any kind
-just stone upoo stone.
F'ilzgerald said v.·hen the
tower is supported by struc-
tural steel, the bell will be
used once again to call
worshipers to church. services.
Permissiveness Rapped
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -
Decrying "waves of
permissiveness whlch seem to
be moving over lhe world like
an avalanche," the spiritual
leader of the P..formon church
has appealed to p e op I e
everywhere to have more self·
respect.
"To some it may seem old
fashioned ·to speak of vlrtue
and chastity, honesty, morall-
ty, faith, character. but lhese
are the qualities which have
built great men and womeA
and point the way by whi.ch
one may find happiness in tl1e
living of today and eternal joy
in the Y.'Orld to come," said
President H::i rold B. Lee.
He made the remarks in a
speech at the opening of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Lat·
ter-day Saints 143rd Semi·
annual World O>oference. --c OAST c HURC H DIR E CTORY
A Cordial Welcome from • .
NEWPORT HARBOR I THE UNITm METHODIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
We '""It• Y 011 LUTH ERAN CHURCH I To Wonhlp NEWPORT CENTER H1.1ntin9ton le•ch of the Coastal Areas ' LUTHERAN CHURCH ' Wenll.,_t:OO A.M. AJ ' FIRST UNITED 798 Dover Or., LI s.Jbll I OF THE MASTER 11SA ........... ......, METHODIST CHURCH
N ewport Bea ch I ' 11 :15 A.M. 111t St, Mlc.._..1 2721 11th St. Sl6"·l5l1 Christ Church Presbyterian 2~00 P•eiJic View Or. I t,ltcepcll C•1uh
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WELCOME ............. W9"tllp Senk" m2 Heil"'"''· 142-4'461 • I,_. A, l•n1e, P•tar ' t:JO & ·11 :00 A.M. Wor1hip -9 I 10:30 ~ WanMp & Ch•rdl khool -l :JO & 10:00 A.M. -Ctlurch School -9:JO A.M. Chutch School -9 & I O:JO ,._: 517.JJ40 f:ARl '#, 1~•5LL. D.O. -
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ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH .... laWtl. ~Jr. ' We,..lp -f :JO A.M. Clurrclt ScMel -t 1JO ' VStJfndrew's'Presbylerian Chu rc h 18182 Culver Drive
Unlver1ity P•rk, Irvine
In. Herbert N, N*--'JJ MO SI. Andrews Roao • Ne'l(POll Bcact1 \\ SABBATH SERVICES Dr. Ch•rl11 H. Diere;fleld, P•1tar 9:00 A.M.-Woflhtp IS..-., klleef RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 10:JO A.M.-WonMp A S....,kliMI "FACE INTO THE WIND"
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Baha'i Community
,;ro Fete UN Day
·,.'-the Prorn1le ol World
,._.,,. will be tho IQbject ol Ii United Nations D a y
~. sponsored by lhe Jla)la'l Conmm!ly ol Coota
.,_ ... , Jt Brentwood Savlngs
Community Room today at 3
p.m.
'lbe spoaker, Sydney l\tor-
rtson, a Baha'i teacher from
Los Angeles will emphasl2e
~ -~eed for Unity in the
Trinity
Schedules
Institute
Harbor Trinity B a p t i s t
Church of Costa Mesa will
conduct a rally Sunday to be·
gin a week-Jong Lay Institute
for Evangelism. John Adams,
of CampUs Crusade for Otrist,
will speak at 3 p.m.
Campus Crusade for Christ
tntemati0J1al, a worldwide
Christian organization and an
evangelistic arm of the
church, has conducted similar
training programs around the
world. The institute is des1gn-
ed. to train cbureb memben
through seminars as well as
lectures.
OPPORTVNl'l1ES will be
given OJ enn>ll In tile Lay In-
stttut. (or Evangelism al the
rally, O!' at the first meet!ng
on Monday evening. Institute
sessions w111 be held from
1 to 9: 15 p.m., Monday
throu,(h Friday. .Afternoon
~sslons on Saturdav ::inr!. Sun·
dP" will close the institute.
Gene L<>Rue is the director
of the institute. Others serving -o.n the executive committee
• 11re: Robert Mills, Don Haas, ithe Rev. O:lnnle Salloo, Carl
·7 Vebert, L1llian F1etcher, Fred
;.. nead, Bill French, and Mrs.
Robert Mills.
~· Some churches participating
in the lay tnUning are: Faith
Evangelical Free Clwrch of
Anahetm; Bethel B a p t i s t •
r Anaheim; Fountan Va Ile y
~ Baptist; Church of t h e
Nazarene, Costa M e s a ;
· Lutheran Church of t h e
Master; Irvine Q>rnmunity
Church; Plymouth C.ongrega-
tionaJ; First Baptist Church or Huntington Beach-Fountaifl
Valley; First Christian Church
'ot Costa Mesa; Prince of
Peace Lutheran ; Magnolia
Baptia:t Church, Anaheim ; J.Od
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant, Costa Mesa.
world. Musical "°lectlou by
Randy Dl!ll>too will b e
featured.
Leo Rovtn, chalrman of Ille
<Mta Mesa Baba'l Com·
munlty stated that Baha'i
lrtternational Community has
oonauJtative status with the
l!<onomlc and Social Council
of the United NaUons. The
U.S. Baha'i Community has an accredited Noo-
Govermneotal Organization
(NGO) representative at the
United NatJONJ.
"'Ibe Baba'! faith," Rovin
pointed out, "has taken an
active interest ln support of
the United Nations since its
founding. The role or lhe
United Nations in accelerating
the eainomlc progress of
developing countries and in
the promotion of universal
education, universal human
rights, the world law is su~
ported and endorsed by the
Baha'is."
Greek Pla)·
At Sliepherd
Laguna Niguel a u t h o r s
Albert and Bertha Johnson,
who have written .and pro:-
duced numerous plays for
titage, air and chancel, are
lending their talent.9 t o
Shepherd of the Hills Church
of ctu1st on Sunday.
' 'Ille John3oN will pment
"Lysistrata, Try Again'', a
short comedy dealing with the
problem of amnesty .. from a
Grgak satire by Aristophanes.
In the cast are Sande Smith,
Bili Dallavo and Bob Evans.
The Johnsons are founders of
the drama trio that toured
the nation appearing in hun-
dreds of theaters, colleges and
churches.
Church Youths
Sen Insurance
!Nll!ANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP)
-The Chapel Hill United
Methodist Church's y 0: u th
fellowsblp ls selling Halloween
insurance.
In a notice in the church
bulletin, they announced t})at
"for 50 ~· the junior high
school students will clean up
any me~ -soaped windoWs,
eggs, toilet paper, etc. -
created b y m.ischievious
spoo.ks on Halloween night
"
UPI T""""'81•
Guest Speaker
Hope Lynn Taylor, •tar
or more than 75 "Our
Gang" films in the mid·
30's, will be principal
speaker Su n d a y at Newport Unity Church
at 10 a.m. Public is
invited.
Oasses Set
By St.James
St. James Episcopal Chureb
ol Newpcrl Beach will conduct
adult confirmation and In-
quirer classes Sunday, from
7:30 to 9 p.m., in the Parish
Hall.
The eight-week series will
focus on the history, theology,
worship and m'issiOn of the
church in the United States atN is open to any interested
adult.
Yo.uth confinnation classes
for 10th grade and above com·
mence an eight-week series
beginning today from 10:30
a.m. to mm. Coofinnation
SUnday will be Dee. 16, with
the Rt. 11.ev. Cedric E. Mills,
retired bishop of the Virgin
Islands as celebrant and
preacher.
PULPIT AND PEW •.•
!From Pac• II
Va lta rt a a Unlvtrnllst
Fellcnrnhlp of 1Aguna Besch
will meet at 11:30 a.m. at
Ille ll·U Center, f29 Cypress
St. The program will be 11
panel cli.sC\&Aion cooc:ernlng
attainment ti. a beteroger>e<X.ls
population in Laguna Beac11.
Panelists are Arnold Hano,
St.an Hert.ala and Mary Gray .
For information, call 499--1186.
Other
Denominations
Newport Vnlty CbllRb, 15th
Street and Irvine Avenue,
Senior Citizens' Bldg. ,
Newport Beach; church school
ror all .Jges at ·g a.m.; service
at IO a.m.; sennon: "Meditate
Your Troubles Away" by Hope
Lynn Taylor, former cblld star
a n d televiskm personality,
guest speaker.
Jehovah's Wltne1ses,
Kingdom Hall, rm Canyon
Drive, Costa Mesa; service
at 7 p.m.; sermon: an in·
formative lecture on the
Watchtower Society's
Kingdom Ministry S c h o o I
course; speakers are Daniel
\V 01·ld's Future
In Middle East
rue. and Robert Ghl!<lln.
Cttn Valley Cove1aat
t:la&ud, M800 IA Plata Drfve.
L&JU114 Niguel: ....ice at II
a.m.; sermon : "Reacbinc
Forth" by Pastor Robert A.
llOMette; a mini-musical en-
titled "Creation" wUI be
presented at 7 p.m. by "God's
Kids", a primary choir or 35
children from Rolling lUlls
C.Ovenant Church, Wlder the
direction of Alice Fredrickson.
Crace Bible Charch meets
at the American Legion Hall.
565 \V. 18th St., Costa Mesa;
services at JO a.m. and 7
p.m.; the Rev . Thomas Tyree
continues the series "The
Aral>Lsrael.I Conflict and
Prophecy" at the morning
service, and the study of the
''Propb~ Special" at the Ul"I T ... M
evening service; church school G A and """"'1 available: lor 11est rtbt
infonnation on home Bible Soprano Marilyn Cot·
studies and the pastor's taoe ton of Redlands, con·
library, call 552--0092 or 548-cert, television and re-
5927. cording artist, will be
FOm'lqllare Chnrcb, 1734 guest soloist at 9:30 and
Orange Ave., Costa Mesa; 11 a.m. services at Lake
services al 10:50 a.m. and Hills Co mmun 1 t y
7 p.m.; the Rev. Robert Church Sunday.
Jacobs, pastor, will preside :-------'-----
music by the youth choir at
the evening service; any musi·
cian wishing lo join the 7
p.m. musical combo is
welcome.
Church of Chrl11t, 287 W.
SPOKANE, Wash. (UPI) -Wilson St., Costa Mesa: Bible
Roman Catholic Archbishop study at 9:45 a.m.; service
Fulton J. Sheen said this week . at 10:50 a.m.; sermon: "The
that the "key to the world's Paradox of Judging" by
future" may 1>e found-in the William Epler; evening
MiddJe East confiiet. seT'Vice at 6 oo topic "Elijah
Lake Hills
Women Set
Dinner Meet
"One already can see a Hu Come"; Ladles Bible
lineup of the world powers," class TUesday at 10:30 a.m.;
the prelate sa1d. • ' Th e Bible study on Wednesday at
Russians are lining up with 7:30 p.m.; teen fellowship on
the Arabs, and tbe Americans· Thursday at 7 p.m.
are lining up with the Jews.
"This could be a rehearsal
for something vUy serious."
St. Wilf1id's
Sets Festival
S.""1l11. -20, 1973, DAILY PILOT •
$% Biilion
Dollars £01· Rock,
Cents for Charity
.. • that would be a pod ·
plaoe to start."
Manning said In an in·
lervfew alter bis spe<dl that
the image of the 3mall bllod
boy in the Ah1can orphanage
had stuck in his mind after
the tour was-over.
"It kind of got to me,"
he said.
"We cannot be at peace, .
or at rest here tmW we have
addressed ourselves to tbese
problems," MBllntng sald.
Interfaith
Schedules
Services
A FOUR DAY
TEACHING
MISSION
WALTER R. MARTIN
A•ffiOt", Lee.tu,...., lraodcd•r
011 C..r.wipor•ry l•lltloit1 MaM""'9tt
"CHRISTIANITY AND CULTS"
TUES.· FRI ., OCT. 23-26, 8 P.M.
St, James Episcopal Church
3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach
11111 hbllc 11 Conllolly lnltM
I ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wiison, Costa Meu 14M7D4
Y. L HDTWICK, ,...,
GALSN fl. MlltTWICK MAltY'IY MITCMILL A1-lafe l"•iMf Mllllftlfff tf Mvslc
-SUNDAY s1mcn -
9:45 A.M.-S111d11y Schol
10:10 A.M.-.t.110Clote POlfOt' SPfflllllf
''Thll Chrl1rio11 1n1d La.,.·•
FJnt Carl11tftio111 I J
7:00 P.M.-S,..1111 GMSts
'"'-YcnttHJ41
, fraM S.. Calif. Col'-9•
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH
23rd St'"t at Orange, Costa Mata -548-5303
,..._,: Robert M, ••11 .. 11
Y "911 P•t., -Fred Mertl•
MtN111119 WonhlP-"10;lD o.rn. -S•llday Sdlool t 0.111.
S1111doy 1,...i119 Wonhlp-7:00 p.111.-Prapr MHttnt Wffl.•7:00 p.111.
CHURCH OF GOD
426 11 th St., Huntington Beach -548·8529
SulMfoy Scliool 10 1.111. -Wal'lfllp 11111 e.111.
lST CHURCH OF REllGIOUS SCIENCE
Oft Jl'ln\'P'ORT a•ACN
(Ml....., Cft•l'tfl, Unlftd Chm:ll If ll1llitl'" klllll<t, L.A.)
IUNOAY SIRVICI! , ... SUNDAY SCHOOL -II•• A,M.
AL96RT IURKI!, Akl'-Ml11lsl•r
"TOWARD GREATER LIVINGNESS"
ltTTL• TMEATJle-COAONA DEi. MA" HIOH SCHOOL
1111 .EASTILUFI' DJI., NEWPORT llEACK
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Mein & Adoms Streets
Huntington Beach
Bibi• School I: Mr.1r11 i11q Wo••hip
9:00 l IO:JO A.M.
Youth Group1 , , ••• , 6i00 p.m. 11~====================='11 Ev111:11; Wor1hip ..•• 7:00 p.m.
IWUrJ!!rY c.n orvvlded ., •II Mn'lct•
Ottoce• ilfi·'tllt 0111 O..VOtlo~ Ult-9~
l'OR AN INSPIAATIONAL MliSSAGE-OIAL 644·4'74
Mlnlt .. r'• ,.,,_.,. -s.cHj.81
NEWPORT HARBOR
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
Corona del Mar
p,.so-1 -lt!'"'-1'1'M -llellMftllrr -Oft• Cl,..
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL J\kwport-Mesa Christian Center
148 'IWENTY-SECOND STREET
COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA 64s-M20
JOIN US THIS SUNDAY
8:30 & 11:00 A.M. Mornl"IJ WorJhip
YOUTH & ADULTS
S.1110•1 "CHRISTS ASCENSION o tm l!.
Dr. ha,.. 0 , Wood, rwar
CHILDRIN'S CHUICH Wlrti ••.
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1 IC.14h tow, bllc11N lnolftcf wltti, & lflfrihlolly 9rew I• 11111
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9:45 A.M. Christian Education
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6:00 P.M. Evanl"IJ Worship
GMlt s,..br1 11>11 o.., '"'°' CHpfofn 1f ttte Les ........ PIN DeportT!Mflt
~~mouth Coi~~atfonal Church
ef Jkwport Harbor -------WOlll NIP a C)tUll(N ICMOOL -Jti• A.M. SUMDAT
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THI FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, SCllNJllT
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSllB
"DOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT"
OCTOBER 21, 197)
Cott• M•s•-Fir1t Ch11rch of Christ, Sclentl1t
2110 MllM VmM Dr .. c..t. M ...
Su..dcrrScflool-f:11 A.M.
Ct11ircli S.rrke -I 1 :00 A.M.
Reodlnt Rfffll. 2150 MGM V9]de Dr.
Jiuntington Beac~Flrst Church of Christ, Scientist
Illa • Ollwe. Hutt ... IHcll
S.'"'9y Sc ... I -9130 & 11 :00 A..M. awn-9110a11:t0 A.M.
~ R .... -221 Mo111 It.
Laguna B•ach-Flrat Church of Christ, Scientist
,31 "'"om. Cll11tc:h & s.-., School-10:00 A.M.
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Newport Baact>-Flrs! Church of Christ, Sclantld
330) Yle U4e, Ntwp.rt a..•
Ch•rc• as. .... Sckol-t:00..10111 A.M.
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Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scf..,tist
3100 Peclfr. View DT ... c.r... .. M•
Cll•rcll & Slnldey ktteol -10it0 A.M.
1 ... 11119 loaM -3SOO·I C.-t Hwy. (llltef New;hl•I
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All CJre cordi11Uy lnt11ted to at~nd the church
1trvice1 and enjoy ihe J)fitn:Ugea ol the
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109 11th St., H .. tt119t.t1 IHc• -116·51 SO 644 . 7400
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SERVICES: 10:00 A.M. & 6:30 P.M.
INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL
BIBLE TEACHING
COAST BIBLE CHURCH MARCO l'ORSTEJI JR. MIGH KtlOOL
DIL OSISl"O a AVIOM, SAJI JUAN CAl"l"RANO
49l·lt4t 494-1141 IJo.4407
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INTIRMiDIATI SCHOOL
4161 Mic ....... IMM
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9:30 A.M. Sundo~ Sehool for all 09n
11 :on A.M. Mi:r 1 Worsf'lip
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140 St . .t.1111'1 Ploc• et G.....,,.
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CBS news reporter Christopher Glenn explains the
effects of the energy crisis on the average home in
a special profnam for school-age children. "What's
the Energy risis All About," today at 12:SO p.m.
on Channel 2.
· .......... -TONIGHT'S
TV IDGHLIGHTS
.KHJ 0 8:00 -"\Valk, Don't Run." Cary Grant,
Samantha Eggar and Jim Hutton star in this 1966
comedy based on the Tokyo Olympics.
NBC O 9:00 -"The Great Northfield Minne-
sota Raid." This 1972 western features Cliff Robert-
son and Robert Duvall as Jesse James and Cole
Younger.
CBS D 11:30 -"Father <:ioose-" Cary Grant
again, this time paired on an island \\'ith Leslie
Caron in this 1964 comedy.
TV DAILY LOG
Saturday
Evening
OCTOBER 20
(com) '47 -Rot11\d RttpL
tlO ! 5 Cl) M•A•S-H
Jlm1111 De•Slltw C. This Wtell It "' ,.....
0 Lee Majors in Thi Six * Million Dollar Man a
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4;l0 !Just Pbtur•I new monthly series
· l1111•i1J ABC Suspense MOYie
PREMIEM Sports Ch11le"11 0 (ft) (j) !i) Tite Sb: Nilllon Da:·
a H\gll Cllliwna! y1 t'.~" •·wi1111. Ylomt" ,;;n~ V/Ji''
It PIYI lo It lpo11nt fE PMUI CofttlJUIN tl) 'Lrte111 ContingM1 ft) Blade '•rlonatn
Q (i) UT1Us I lllltf t:OO~ ~~IN"' T-M1tre S!Jciw fi hdlfSM SllO'll' ~.1 •1 ''"' : Nert 11111o11 Yun (R) Q) LIFF ~OBERTSON """••• * TONIGHT ON KERO· TV 1:00 Anf11tl World B @Cll ~ m NIC Slt11r41r
Wlllfs Colna: Oii MOM: (Cj (2ttr) "l\t Crut Me~
Pinbuslit11 flt'd MillllUOtl bid" (wes) '72-
~our l"mlnb Cliff Robertson. Robert Duv1ll.
(ttl (]) aJ ABC'• Wldt World ti ID Mwit: (90) "I Wn 1 Tt1t11p fni ... uteln" (hor) '57-Whit Bis-
@ N111mtte Mink s,n, Phyllis CGltu.
lkn 9:10 0 ~ ffl Bob N_..rt SftM Mtrl·
0¥i1: (C) "Thi llWI el Car. ttte Hartley guests 11 Marilyn Diell,
cnen" (dra) '48 -Rita Hayworlh, , YtfY 1tt11ctm divorcee who'• 1n·
I Thi t'tr111ade11 Joyin1 htr newfound freedom to sucll
CJ) Nn G1m1 ol llM Wed: an extent that she u11tu 1 sm1!1
Roller G1m11 le Lid betwHn J!rry ind Howltd
5:30 Jolln1y M1n11'1 S1111d Up 111.d when $hi starts d1tin1 1111 two ol
Chier Tiit lett1rmtn llltSI 1hem.
8 00 Q3, (6) ~ (I) Ntn i A!lrtd Httdrltlet ,itsenb Ulltamedtfor1d Mlnorit)' C.r1u1111Dlty
(19) Mnlt , (C) "flit list Hulll" 1"4 ttq IR h•illdlct (RI
{Hv) '56 -Robert T~ylor. 10:00 eif ([)Carol ll umttt Show Ktn
'ortu W1pt1tr Sllow Berry and lick Weston 1uut.
Aulon Cllkano (R) 0 fit, Cl) G) Gllff "DMfl C.11 Us,
Speed bur we·ut.11 You" Grill and Mike work
1:00 0 00 ii) €C News despera:el'( to learn tilt identity of
Hee H,. an un~nown psyehohc wllo is tu·
TIM Reil Don S!ttlt ?ow rnri11n11 their secretuy Gr1tit Hew· ~11\ litlt•IJ combe . .!Gan Darhn11 IUUIL
{*! NatioNll Gfffnpllic News
liMmy O.tn Slltw MJSttlJ ol Phlt rtitl (R)
: The Arhoc:1tu , hi de Me1ita
Ci) WMld 11 W11 • Cllinese V•rittr Hour
T11tni det S.bldt lo~ Gordon SINN
T~rff S1oo1ts 10:30 Pepper Rod1ers Show
l:l O New1 • Or. lr.ne ll1ssori1
3 5'orb With ltrtk• · Ci) EE News
llNIC Nm CH!trenc• 10:40 b p111tse lJ/lfUllt P1111r1111
Twlliflll Zont 11:00 0 f3l00CiJ®;illJ()) Ntn
R•t50Mf Rtport b litlll Foot'Mn Dtla;.Jbroaclu1I
Sllrlost of the UCLA/Wa$hin1ton 11m1.
t1l Top Ten lss1111 i M1r1ll1I Oillon Pflte1u Colltlnuad1 FrlrM Nifttt
O: Bobby lioldsbo11 Show Mission: lmpcmlbll
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ByT.T. So1igstress · Hits tlie Top---$100,000 a Niglit
·"Glod lo .... columll ju!! tor w trivia buff1. A great
1deti and I'lJ be enterbtg every
week. Eventually. bow about
a ''Trivl1 Super Bowl" with
the winners?"
That was the re;1ction or
Costa A1esa 's Jim Young to
the Daily Pilot 's first tri via
column last week -and Jinl
went on ta all but ace th e
first round or puzzlers, miss.
ing only on the third·billed
star in "Creature From the
Black Lagoon," Richard Den-
ning. Looks like he'll be one
of the One! to reckon with.
Honorable mention in the
first v.-eek's contest goes to
Tracy Godfrey. also of Costa
'-fesa, who called nine or the
dot.en con-ectly, mi.uing on
the Elvis and James Dean
questions, as well as that
pesky Richard Denning.
Try your luck with these
blasts from the past and v.•e'U
see if we can get you some
more competition next week .
Send your answers to Trivia,
cio the Daily Pilot, Box 1560.
Costa ~fesa 92626. And we'll
think about that Super Bo-A•\.
I. What promising young ac·
tor was killed in a plane crash
shortly after playing the
pivotal role in "The Caine
Alutiny?"
the title-role in ''The Thing."
I. You've seen her chaaing
Judy Garland on h e r
broomstick countless times in
·'The Wizard of O'.t."
t. As a child actor they
called him Rusty. He's best
kno\\'n as the Jets' honcho
in "West Side Story.''
10. "The African Queen"
\1•asn't a twtrcharacier movie.
This noted Briton played
Kath a r ine Hep bum's
missionary father.
l l. Their proper n a m e s
were Terrence A 1 o y s I u s
Mahoney and Horace Debussy
Jones, but moviegoers \mew
them by their informal
handles, Slip and Satch-
12. Holy Moley, when this
kid said "Shazam," all beck
broke loose. Who v.·as this
marvelous c o m i e book
character?
And the tie breaker, for rock
and roll fans, name the three
pop singers killed in the same
plane crash.
Last Week's Answers
I. William Conrad
2. "The Egg and I."
3. George Maharis a n d
Glenn Corbett.
4 . The Wa s hlngton
Senators.
5. "The Blob."
6. Jeff Chandler a n d
Ri chard Crenna.
By NORA E. TAYLOR
Cllrittl.., ~ ~-ttrllu
BOSTON -When Uza
Minelli le•ped from the wtngs
to the mike at the Music
Hall Theater h!!re recently,
the air between her and the
audience at once crack1ed with
the electricity and excitement
of this performer supreme.
''Say Yes," she sang, and
the audience did.
In a press conference
earlier, she had characterized
that !Oll:g as her favorite
philosophy.
The atmosphere had been
subtly readied by the pro-
gram's !irst·tbird
performance by Britain's New
Seekers. Wann, endearing and
youthful, their popular music
includes, as many m a y
remember, the tune ''Teach
the \Vorld to Sing," which was
dinned into television
li:1tener's ears for months as
the commercial for a soft
drink.
J\llSS J\<llNELLJ has long
since proved that' she has gone
far beyood b eing "Juciy
Al" l'Mfl
BEL TING 'EM OUT
Liza Minnelli
And the audience loved
every moment of It. They said
yes again and agai n· That lit-
tle-girl·lost look allied to such
cool, projected her straight in·
to their hearts.
Garland's little girl," and she IT \VAS A family croi,•:d,
did so again at the first of not the same types as might
the two Sunday evening sold· be at a rock -concert, and
out per formances. She is ttr they reacted to an alternat ely
day a professional unfazed by tender and tough "Shine on
happenings. Harvest Moon," a burlesqued
Bothered by an irritable .. Oh Babe," a choreographed
~'I• from "Ctblf'tli" uJ..iot Tbe current toUf ls takinC
II Go,.. and htt 00 one-night 11'nd! to
Yourst many 18 di.fftrent cities in the others.
She s p o k e no1talgtcaDy United Stattt.
about her fin;t Broadway role And for those who are not
In "Flora, the Red Menace," able to get to an)' of these
uylng "It Wll.8 a dream come events. she says ~e is about
true, and a lot of my dreams to make a television show
have come ·true, being In for Americans in Eng1and. and
movies, on TV, being here. is preparing another all-Liza
. . " And she sang the ballad show reminiscent, no doubt.
Crom that sbow with a ten· of the one for which she
demess that evoked emotion received an Emmy award
in every llste~ ear. ,,.•;;•;;rl;;ie;;r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"1 But mostly ' Liza wilh a II
cing, wiping off the sweat, 67J .. 161~ Z" was belting them out, dan· ~·
laughing, and en j o y I n g al•r
heneU as much as the au-...
dience enjoyed her. ,... ••" e.•tt Mwr. tt is little wonder, in view ~ co11tOffA OIL MAil
or the intenSe work she puts H E L o O V E R I
lnta the somewhat more than MARLON llANDO an hour of her performance.
that she is about to be paid
$100.000 for a single evening·s
work at the Colonie Hill Club,
Long Island. N.Y., the highest
any single entertainer has
received for a single night.
QUESTIONED about it at
her conference she said. "I
think it's kind of bad taste
to talk about it, but yes, grab
it while the going's good. It
won't always be like 'this."
And she added the clincher,
perhaps, to her viewpoint.
when she said, "I j ust like lo
entertain."
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ALLEN FUNTS
"WHAT DO YOU
SAY TO A
NAKED LADY?"
9:14 P·•·
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2. 'Illis member of Steve
Allen's old crew of zanies had
as his trademark the queslion,
"Why not?"
7. "Love ?lfe Tender." a. John Foster Dulles.
9. Richard Carlson. Julie
Adams and Richard Denning.
throat she wound a reference "Bye Bye Blackbird." the•]"========== to il into a song "Do ~le Elsie or Chelsea song aboutll
\Vrong. Do Me Right." as she ''Whal good is silting in a
dashed ta the conductnr or.-----------11
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3. 1-lis voice may be more
ramous 1han he is .-it came
from Francis, the talking
mule in a whole slew or pic-
tures .
4. She played the title role
In the radio hit and bric(
TV series. "~1eet Corliss
Archer."
JO. "Meet Millie."
11. "Rebel \Vithout a
Cause."
12: Luise Rainier.
1ie breaker -eilher the
organization (S~fERSH 1 or its
leader (Ernst Stavro Blofeld).
her orchestra for a glass of
water ; her false eyelashes
began to obscure her vision.
30 she ripped them off, and
faced the mike anil the light
Vt'ithout them ; even her
bodice-mike misbehaved and
she thumped it at intervals
WK _DAYS-9:15
SAT·SUN-MON
4:05-9:30
5. Anthon y Perkins took
the role of this then-active
baseball player in "Fear
Strikes. Out."
PacUl. 0 Citecl turning it into a joke ; the 1 standup mike fell over and ,
}IOU.YWOOD (U PI ) _ Al she remorked, "It never hap. 1 t
Pacino bas been named win-pened to Al." She was singing ·
ner ol the David Donatello Jolson's "J\lammy" at the 6. Name the two actors
who played "The G r e a t
Gildersleeve" on radio.
7. Like Steve McQueen last
week, this actor also got his
start in a horror flick, playing
Award for his perfonnance in _li_m_e_. _________ 1 "'Mle Godfather." The award -
is Italy's highest official prize
for international films.
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NEW YORK CAP\ -"Egad,
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right moment." v.·hooped
Kriaten &nfield. Her hair \Vas
•in curlers. She wore fa ded
blue jeans and an old shirt
And one of her 1naroon socks
!""had a hole in the toe.
But then, she'd just enti!!red 1 ,rt NBC makeup room to face
• the powdu puff and otherwise j p?ePar. for the taping of 13
1 spots for NBC.TV's "What's
t On Tonight" announcements.
1 The spots, begun I a s t 1 September with a c t r e s s
1 Sharon Obeek, appear seven
~ nights a week at the start
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briefly describe coming at-
1 tractions on the bill each
l night.
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green.eyed lady, s u c c e d e d
Mias Obeck as the "What's
On" announcer-announceress?
-Jut June 12. But she
doesn't simply annotmcc. She
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Records rontract because of It. •, ENTERTAINMENT "They CNBC officials) didn't
know that I coold sing \vhen
I got the job," said f\ilss Ban-"---------'
fleld , a native of Horseheads
N. ''· I
"It was on my resume that ~~ad!f ~~~tt of1~~i~~~::
know µ I had only done chorus
work er sang Uke l\frs. !\Hiier
or Tiny Tim."
Let it be known that l\fiss
Ban Held 80Ullds like neither,
She has studied formally at
the University of Indiana and
appeared In a number of sum-
mer stock musicals.
BUT HER VOCAL talents
didn't come to light at NBC
tmtil the authorities there ap-
proved, a new series for the
£all season -"Love Story,"
loosely based on the hit movie
of tbe same name.
One day, she said. an NBC
executive told' her "they were
planning a promotion spot for
'Love Story.' He s a id
something to the ef!ect that
he assumed that since t had
dooe musicals I was a com-
petent vocalist."
Sbe was whisked to a studio
IObeanUj>lallpo,j-
version of the languid "Love
Story" theme for a SO.second
TV spot in which she gambols
through a park singing said
aria.· 'The spot -w been run-
ning ror nearly two weeks
now and tt looks and sounds
quite good.
RCA Records executives
who heard the 90Wld ttack
were sufficiently Impressed to
sign her to a contract, order
up a U-pjeoe orchestra and
record a longer venion of
the SQOg for commercial
release.
NllC OFFICIA!.'i say 25,000
copies of the record have been
printed up and It's now mak-
ing the rounds of radio sta-
tions. They hope It'll do as well
as the original slov•er version
of "Love Story."
But in the me antime.
!hey'Te keeping Miss Banfield
Wsy with "What's 0n·• and
getting ready to shoot a 10-
minute TV feature in whlch
she explains lhe workings of
NBC News operations.
They also say she'll do pro-
mot.lroal !pOts for NBC's
'I'han.Ugiving Day parade-and-
football shows.
"I wouldn't mind doing
at.age work again," she said
when asked about her future
plans. "I enjoyed it and learn-
ed an awful lot from it. But
now but I've had a taste of
. working on television and film I'd l<ive to kei>Jq:olrlf'lh lhat
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Director Siegel Success in Europe
By BOB mOMAS
LONDON (AP ) "In
America, lhey coMider a filnl
director's work on the basis
of (I). Who's in the plciure?
and (2.) How much did it
cost? Here, they're only in-
terested in content."
technical problems, the ditte-
tor kept production moving
along, In keeping \\;th hlJ B-
plcture training.
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differences between American
and Engli.sh ercws :
"'Ille English cnws ha\'e
more democracy. At 5 o'clock,
they Wkc a \'Ole on the direc-
tor's request to work overtime
after 6. In Ameri ca. you never
ask the crew if they \\'ant
to v.·ork ovcrt i1nc. '{ou just
tell the-111.
"J heard about the 'tea
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supposed to stop al t o'clock.
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DON SIEGEL SETS UP A SCENE IN LONDON
At 60, Am•rican Director Finds Success
Doo Siege.I was explai!Uni(.(
·why he was e-mbrac e d
years ago by Frendl and
English critics as a rare in·
uovator or the action film,
while he bas risen only re·
ceotly to eminence in the
United States.
TilE ST ART OF !he film
'~'as not so promising. In the
fir~t three days, everything
\l'Cllt \\Tong. from nliscued ex·
plosions to model airplanes
1hat \l'OUl<ln '! fl y. Siegel said
he suspected the fault la v Y.'ith
himse lf -"n1aybe i hey
s houldn't sen<! seni le
American directors to
England." Not true . They have their tea .1-~==::::===~=-=----=--=--=====-~
""'they keep ""'ltlng." And 110\1' the 111orie ...
Tbe rough-hewn director is
fihning his first English-made
mov.ie, "Drabble," a spy chase
starring Midtael Caine for
Zanuck-arown productions and
Universal. ~ informed that
the British Film Institute was
planning a retrospective on
his film. his response was
characteristic: "Where were
you when I needed you?"
SIEGEL IS A curiosity
among American directors. He
has been making film s since
1946, but most o( this time
was spent in making n pie·
tures like "Riot in Cell
Block Jl" and "Invasion of the
Body Snatchers ." European
critics hailed such films, but
Hollywood paid little heed to
Siegel Wltil he started making
bo:c office hits like "Coogan's
Bluff" and "Dirty Harry" ll'ith
Clint Eastwood.
He's not bitter about the
He added : "But lhen 1
realized the old saw aboul
one bad apple spol.ling the
barrel. I had hired a bad
special effects man. I fittd
him, and everything bas been
okay since then."
Siege.I was relning between
shot.s with a beer -"I hope
this ls t"eported : that there's
a lot of drinking: on U1e set."
He remarked Uiat it \\'as an
unusual feelin g to know 110
one in his filming P"ew, .. but
af_ter three \\•eeks. I v.·as \\1lip-
ping them into shape."
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SPECIAL MATINEE
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D•orl o,_ 11 Mu11
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40s and can't get a job now."
shooting a scene with
Janet Suzman in a compact
London apartment. Despite
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40 YEARS AHEAD
OF ITS TIME!
''Fantasia" is an un -
paralleled masterpiece,
and stands as one of the
all -time great classics;
if blends fantastic ani-
mation and truly magni-
ficent music into a rea rm
af expression of total
involvement. Originally
released in 1940, "Fan-
tasia" took over 4 years
and 1000 people to make
More than 60 anl ffiator~
were used, .under the
guidance of 30 artisls,
and a milllon separate
i;iraw ings were used in
''Fa ntasia''. ''Fan-
tasia" is at Edwards
Newport Cinema
.Theatre one week only,
and in its original and
uncut version. It is the
ultimate in visual en-
chantment and listening
,pleasure! ·
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Saturd1J, October 20, 2q73
"Mets Hurl Seaver at Hunter; Bid for Clinche~
OAJP..AND (AP) -The New York
Met& 'and O&Jdond A's are pol!td for
the windup ol baaeba.U's World Suies,
with• the Mets leading H 1n games
but· manager Yogi BerTa cautioning
against any premature celebrating.
''We stut have to win one more,·•
aald . Berra, whose team llltiit ~
monthS ln the National League East
cellar before a September spurt carried
them to'tbe pennant and the series.
'!be-aces of both pitching atalts are
expected to clash in today's sixth game
or the best-of-seven Jeries. Tom seaver
of !be Mm wm be oeeklllC to end
It -Jim "Catflsb" ll11111tr will try
to even things fOr the A,s,
The Oakland >..•, lugged their sadly
mi.tit liats back home Friday, hoping
to unlock. the combination to the New
Jork PJtcbl.ng staff wblch Mets manager
'Vogt Berra descrM>es as "the best in
baseball."
New York's lively arms Umlted lbe
A's to one run on eight hits Wednesday
aod 'lbunday llightt in frigid' Shea
May Run Wild
Explosive !Jruins
F':lce WSU Today
~ Jro~EJ!:asb:,(~j ~The~
#JO Bi'~~ .u~~~~Bhlbii/Plan -~~ ~ to ~ tO¥ilD • t<iday' and run rou~ihod · ove:r
.. thei1 Washington State Cougars of
~ Pu!Jman .. And it just migtit happen.
. tJcr.A, picked in the pr"eseason to
, take seoond behind Southern California
lk 1n . the Pacific 8 Conferince, ls ooe ~ ~-nation's most explosive lootball
f/I> • • 'll'" Bru;ns,, who def"!'li'd w~u ~
: ~ :is-20, lead ,lhe_OOljlllfY lh scoring
wilh just oyer ·45 J>Oiots a ·a:ame-m
their first five outings. The squad also
bouts thJ!i ~t l)Btiooal record for .
rtl!ibing, averaging 298 yards a game.
Since losing . lo. Nebraska 40-13, the
BruiR.$ have blasted Jowa, Michigan
State, Utah and Stanford, moving for
a school record 621 naj: yards J"\lSbing
against the Ca rdinllls in a 59-13
mismatch.
"We don 't want lo get in a scoring
i;p.ce with t~," said . Cougars coach
o1im Sweeney.
wSu -inay be the best J4 squad in the country· The O>ul<ars de(~ecf.Idaho
hilt lost to Kansas, Arizona State, Ohio
State and Southern Cal, teams with
oombined records of 17·1·1. ~ .
Rodgers said be was impressed with
any team that could ~ 35 points
against Southem•CaJ; ,thciugbt to.be one
of. the country's J~ defensive
squads.
Vic Kellq, ucµ••.adyanc&man. said
the -expec;t wsu to jump around a lOt_'on ~ •• tryln& ~to~ upset the
coordination ol UCLA's wl>bl>oOe oil...,.
1n hopes of stopping the grotmd attack.
Kenn!! Jolll180ll, J!ruin> right balfbeck,
needs only 16 more yards to become
the sCbool's all-time career ruM.er. Jo
two years and five .games be has amass.-•
ed. 1,900 Yards' oo 276 carries ror a
7.o-average per CfUTY. Al.ready this year--
he has scored seven touchdowns. On
bis first carry against Stanford, Johnson
gained 51 yards and the third time
he got the ball he romped for 54 more.
He bas a 9.5-yard average this year
on 56 carries.
Stadium where Oakland's bats seemed
positively froun. 'I'h~ resu.lt was a pair
of N~w York victories which gave the
Meta a 3-2 edge in this best-<lf·seven
World Series and the ~ho.nee to lift
baseball's world U_il~ Crom the defending
champloo A's 'right lh their own bait
part. ~
'"Ibey've goL a lot of good hitters
and I think they'll come out swinging
at borne," said Meis reliever Tug
McGraw, wbo saved ftursday night's
U victory over the A's.
The Mets are overwbelminJ: the A's
with pltcbing. Oakland 1'Ql1 tbe first
game o! the Series 2.·l on a pair of
Ou TV Torl•11
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unearned runs and then toot tbe third
game 3-2 in ll lnnil18s, with the winning
run moving into scoring position on
a passed ball. 1be A's have scored
13 runs, seven of them in one game.
a game tbty lost, and managed JUSI
35 hits.
And · while · the A'' bats have bten
dead so rar, lhe ~tels, ooted for their
Punch and Judy attack, have bren
almost "potent" at the pl11te., Ne\Y York
has scored 2l runs and I.be ~191$ own
the only four home runs hit in thi s
Series so rar.
Oakland, \\'ilh no margin left for error.
scheduled 21-game 'vinner Jim '"Calfish"
Hunter to start today's ~beth gam~.
That leaves Ken lloltunan {Or a seventh
""' Tllt""°le
The Bruins come to town without the
.. ervices of fullback .fames McAJister,
\•ho strained bis r;ibt 'knee •last week
tt:Slanford: lle'll be-i:ej>llc.il by Oiarlie ~huhmann, who rin ,for twQ touchdowns
against Stanford in the second half.
With all ·respects to the injured
McAl.ister,1Swea"7 aald,'be would "£eel
a lot better·if it'wU Kermit Johnson
that wasn't• ~ to play. He is one
o( the tN]y.&rm( bacb in1tbe country."
USC'S ROO McNEILL (LEF 'F) IS IN ACTION TODAY AGAINS OREGON AT THE COLISEUM.
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UCLA ·coach Pe'Pi>er' · l;lcidgers says
VAUGHN'S PASSI NG
tEADS PENN, 27-20
PHILADELPHIA -Quarterback
Martin Vaughn threw a seven-yard pass
to Doo Clune with 40 seconds left to
&ive the University of Pemsylvania
a !7-20 football victory over Lehigh Fri·
day night.
· Vaughn accounted .for all the
toUchdowns in the Quaker effort, throw·
~ (or -three 'otherS -add .. rry1ng for
a 33-yarder.
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The opt1nilstic Diltiman, w h o s e
Cougars were picked third in the Pac-8
during the preseason, said the UCLA
orfensiv,e line would average about 2S5
pounds a man and "their tremendous
size doeSn't seem to have affected their ·
speed.
"As yet. no ooe has topped the UCLA
offense that laSt rour games since
Nebraska," said SWeeney ... We will not
only have to interrupt the ccntinuity
of their rum1ng liacks but -mlnimt2e the JIU!ill« ol quarterl>acta Mark
Hanrim and Jotn. Sciarra."
'lbat means WSU can't make any
mistakes.
A <iowd. ot 32,000 to 34,000 Cans is
l.nc...t today ill Albi stadlwn.
TENN ESS~E'S GARY VALBUENA .(5) MAY PLAY TODAY.
Vols~ Alabama • tn
BIRMINGHAM , Alll. IAPI --, Second-
rankcd Alabama plays the numbers
1 ganle. Ind that11 what bas Bill Battle
worried on the e.ft _o( the. Sootheastmi
Confr.rtn<:'t! showdown between t h e
Crimson 'Tide af1di Tennussce, a palr
of unde!ealcd po,.,Crs,
Orange Coast aru rans may see Gary
Volbuena In a resct"h! role for Tennessee.
The former Fountain Valley and Orsnge
Const CoRege standout is the Vols' No.
;' quartt.rback. tie wears Jersey No.
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"They do a grear job of uslng thelr
people a~" using great nwnbers aod
ketping toi> players fresh for the fourth
quarter," said Battle. the Vols coach
with the aparkllng 36-5 career record.
"That ls how they win the close
games," Battle added. "This is the mark
of o great team."
Paul "Bear" Bryant hu been uaing
60 or more playun durin« Alabama's
march through live 1traight foes thl,
sea.son. ~auSe. of Ulat c!,em!iL the tide
i1 rqarded a two-touchdown lavOrf"iC
over the 10th·ranked Vols in their Legioh
Field showdown that "111 be tcleviaed
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Southern Cal, o~ gon Meet
CW.ise Im Battle Today • Ill
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Folks in the
Pacific Northwest believe Don Reynolds,
a· 5-foot-8, 181-pound · speedSter, is the
No. 1 running back at least in the
Pacific-I Conference.
statistics sipport . Reynolds' backers.
The junior tailback of the Oregon Ducks
is the league'a leader with 630•;yards
in ~ carries, a 5.0.yard-pt\r-<!arry
average.
But there's at least one running back
who questions Reynold's credentials · as
the league's premier tiack, and he ex-
pects to cut into Reynolds' lead Satur-
day when Oregon meets the Southern
C&lifomia Trojans.
Anthony Davis. the 5-foot-10. 190-pound
jwiior tailback for Southern "Cal, ranks
No. 4 in the Pac-3 with 432 yards.
UCLA's Kermit Johnson and James
McAlister are second and third.
"Reynolds Is a aood back and I don't
want to take anytliing away from him."
said Davis, "but we play a tougher
schedule.
"Good statistics don't mean be'~ going
to come ahead and run over us."
However, coach John McKay said if
Trojans defenders don't tackle better
than they did in last Saturday's 435
triumph over Washington St ate ,
"Reynolds will make SOO yards against
us."
· Davia., who has enjoyed two con-
secuUve 100-yard rushing games after
a slow start, is still ahead of last
year's pace when he didn't become the
starting tailback· until the ninth game.
lo the eighth game of the 1m seallOO,
agaJnst Oregon at Eugene. Oavis came
off the bench to carry 25 times for
206 yards. He scored on romps or 48
and 55 yards in the second half of
Southern Cal's 18--0 "squeaker" on rain-
drenchcd artificial turf .
The nationally sixth-ranked Trojans.
4-0-1 and 2--0 in the Pac-8, are more
than three-touchdown favorites to extend
their unbeaten streak lo 11 games
against the Ducks. 1-4 and 1-0. Kickoff
is 1:30 in Memorial Coliseum. McKay
disputes the odds as "unbelievable . , .
ridiculous." He includes Oregon as one
of four Pae-8 teams along with his
-Troj8.ns, UCLA and Washington state,
with good shots et the Pac-8 cham-
pionship.
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Coach Dlt:k Enright.Of Ore
that his Duclt:f are in the runnin
that intersectional defeats to
Ariz.ona State, Air Force and U were
e:dtlbitlon games.
"[ tlilnk there are Still a lot of
surprises coming in the Par' and . I
still believe the conference tie is up
for grabs," said Enright.
The Ducks unveiled a new starting
To Be Manager
quarterback last Saturday and l~erb
Singleton. a junior college transfe r from
Compton was outstanding in a 41-10
victory over California.
Reggie Lewis, a quick 247-pound tackle,
leads the Oregon defense which ~lcKay
called ''the best on the West Coast
· at this time."
l\1eanwhile, Southern Cal's offense, in·
consistent through four games, is "open·
ing up," said tailback Davis.
Wills Clai11 is No Off er
Was Mad e by Athletics
LOS ANGELES (APl -Maury Wills
said Friday the idea of being coruidered
as the next manager of lhe Oakland
Athletics was very flattering, but he
said he had not been approached for
the job.
"I'm aware of the fact that some
papers have mentioned it," the former
Los Angeles ~captain and
shortstop said. "But there has been
no such thing."
Oakland manager Dick W i 111 a m s
reportedly told his players that after
the World Series against New York 's
Mets, he 1vas quitting.
"I think it"s very flattering but. heck.
I'm so plea.sefj 1vith "'hat I'm doin g
with NBC." \Vills said of his job as
an analyst oo baseball Game-of-the-\Veek
telecasts.
"I would have to take a long. long,
long look before n1aki11g a choice," he
said, noting that he had said earlier
he had put aside all though!S of manag-
ing in baseball.
"After saying that. I don't want lo
seem rlighty if l change my mind,"
said l\1aury, 41, who also was employed
by the Dodgers as minor league base
running instructor after the club released
him as a player last year.
Wills said he has had one meeting
"·ith Finley , whom he described as "not
a run-<>f-the-mill person ."
"I spoke with him just before the
first game of the American League
playoffs at Baltimore," he said. "He
approached me and thanked me for
helping some of his playE:rS with their
base runrting.
"Berore every telecast this year J
spend aboul t\.\'O hours on the field,
and J probably spent 50 minutes each
time talking to players about base steal·
ing. Even pitchers wanted to talk to
n1c, asking me \Yhal to look for. It
was flattering.··
\Vills. who cstabli~hcd tht•
league stolen base record uf
1962. s;1i<l he once inll i;Jlcd .1
F111lcy.
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call 1t1
Lakers Breeze
To 118-91 Victory
Duel of ·Unbeaten
LOS ANGELES -Gail Goodrich
scored 28 points and Jerry West canned
18 to lead the Lakers to a 118-91 thump-
ing of the Bill Russell-coached Stallle
Supe r Sonics Friday nigb.t for a sue·
cessful National Basketba ll A!L'IOCiation
home debut, witnessed by 1~.259.
The 1..akcrs rctu.rn to_the Forun1 Sun-
day for a 7 p.m. ga me against the
Atlanta Hawks.
to about 75 percent of lhc nation.
A crowd of 70.000 Is expected for
the kickoff that launches the first bat lie
01• T\I Todn11
Chat111el 7 n i 9:45
of unbeaten! In this series since l!M6.
"About all yoo need to say is Alabam a
vt. Tennessee," gys Bryant, the nation's
wlnnlngest active college coach. "And,
anf()ne who knows anythin~ about fool·
blll realizts thll game has bren St
headllntr for a long, long tlmt'.
"II was a big game before I played
at Alabama and showcaselt what in-
1crcol1eg!a1e root ball is all about. ..
Bryant addl'd. "II has all the color.
excitement and glamour that you could
ask for ht :iny athletic even!."
Alabama·s offense has bc'C'n
deva"laling this yea r, averaging 3.16
yards per game r~lng and another
131 per came In the air.
TcnntMt-e has stretched its winn ing
streak to 11 gan1es over the past lwo
Stasons. the longest major to\lege \.\'in-
ning string in the nation.
Los Angeles heh.I a 51 IJ h;1Htin1e
lt'acl. !hen ca1nc out gunn1n1: in the
lhir<l qu:irter. rolling to a 2ti·puint edge
3t Ollt' junciurc und breezing to vlc!ory .
mtnt Ul) LH Aftttlfl llltl
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g~me Sunday which the A's hope ,.ery
111uch that they bave to play. '
OUllnd marulgtr Dick Williams, w~
keepo lefldlng bit! up to the plate only
lo have the Met hurlers send them
back to the dugout, recognizes what
hl! team is up against.
.. They've got the best pi1ching "-e've
r.:ced all year,'' said \VIUiams." "I've
never underestimated them but maybe,
"'ith the ease they've been hand.Ung
us, they'll start wxierestimating us."
* * * G!l y . . u, OgI
Compared
By Players
OAKLAND <API -T'wo men have
guided the New York Mets to the Workl
Series in the brief history o( the team
-Gil Hodges and Yogi Berra. Neither
ever subscribed to Leo Durocher's mot·
10: "Nice guys finish last."
Hodges. "'ho took over the fl.1ets: In
1968, raised the club from its lowly,
loveable loser image into the 1969 World
Series.
\Vhen Hodges died of a heart att.act
on Easter Sunday in um. Berra took
over the club. Now in his serond seaaoo
aa Mets skipper, Berra ra11ied the team
from sixth place in August to first
in September and the Series in October.
• F..d Kranepool is the only origlna1 Met
on the present squad who also played
under the tea1n's other three managers,
Hodges. Casey Stengel and W e s
\\"estrum. He describes both Hodges and
Berra as great men.
"They earned your respect in dl(ferent
\\'ays," Kranepool said. ''Gil kept to
himself quite a bit. He was a strong,
silent leader. Yogi's more one of the
guys.··
"Gil kept everything inside," said Met.s
left-hander Jerry Koosman. "Gil never
said very much. When we made •
mistake, he wouldn't taJk about it a[·
lerwards. Yogi will explain why.
GIL KIND, GENTLE
"Gil was a silent, strong leader, but
he was really very kind . and gent!•
inside."
Tom Seaver, the ace righthander who,
along with Koosman. provided the
righty-lelty combination that helped
shock the Orioles four games to one
in the '69 Series, also thinks the exterlonl
ot the two men were vastly dil!erent
"Yogi is a lot more outgoing, but
those of us who knew Gil foWld a
lot of kindness and warmlh under that
big body or his.
''They were totally different men and
they had totally different teams. In
1969, the team was younger and we
probably needed a very stroni man
like Gil.
"Now the team is older and a lot
n1ore professional and we can respond
to a manager like Yogi, who more
or less goes about doing his job while
leaving us to do ours.
"Although Gil was a strong, confident
man. he \Vas always receptive to ideas
and suggestions. He didn 'L say much,
but his door was al\\·ays open and he
\Vas always there.
"Yogi's biggest auribute is his pa·
tience.'' added Seaver. "He stuck with
us all season and that's \\"hy we're
here."
BERRA LAUDED
Berra also stuck \\'ilh Tug l\fcGraw
and that's another reason why the l\1et!
aren't fishing. hunting or watching foot~
ball in October.
"Yogi stuck \\1ith me \\'hen I was
going bad this season," said the Mets'
buoyant relief ace who Jost his pitching
touch in midseason but found it ln
Septeniber and led New York's stretch
drive to the top of the National League
l::ast. "I'll always be thankful for thaL
"Gil was like a father to me, He
was J vrry understanding man. lie
taught n1c to channel my enthusi851n
so that I CQUld use il for n1e. not
a ;!<tin~l n1c.
"Cil nl\\avs seen1rd 10 be in, control
and hrlped ·,n,. keep n1yself under con·
1rol ill' \\'::isn't <:S outiCling as ''ogi.
bu! his door \vas alv.·ays open when
,,.r had a probleni."
Berra. Hie former New York Yankee.!
rnanagrr who lost his JOb after guiding
the Yanks to the 196.\ \\'orld Series
because he \\'as labeled "too nice ." hasn't
chringed his app roarh this time around.
"I can be tough when 1 have lo
be,'' said Berra, "I just don't th1mi
yelling at players does any good."
"Yogi never raps a player. His who\•
approach is very professional. just like
Gil 's \\'as," said general manager Bob
SchC'ffing. ,
Shortstop Aud llnr~lson. the anchor
of thr i\·!ets' ulfif'ld, ~aid Hodges wns
n1uch 1nore of ri Slrict disciplinarian.
r\l~ITllEH llOLLEHED
"Nl•ilht·r or lht•tn ure holler·t)'PO
h:;1ders," lln1'1Plson stud. "\Vc're all pro-
ff'ssionals or \\e \1'oulcln't be here. We're
old cnoup:h and \\'iiie enough so We
don't need chct:rleader managers ..
"Yogi's problem h:i!I al\\'ays ~P thal
he h~1sn't hnd 2S guys. After he took
O\•cr for Gi1 In 1972. he hnd us righl
on lop until Rusty Staub and everyont
l'ISl' s1.ar1('(;1 11ctting hurt ."
Hnrrel!on's double·play mate In UMlf
"'ns Kl'n 1-U"'cll. "'ho ha~ been fore~
onto the lx'nch by the acquisition t>f
Ft>H)( 1\11l1,1n.
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'').f OAILV PILOT Sil...,, -20. lq,)
OCC, Hornets
,•, . ;~.j tougfl to label an opening ~ ~.;...,.,. football game as crudal, bul
~t's exactly what ton ight's Orange
Coast College-Fullerton titanic at
AlUlheim Stadium 11.
It begins at 7:30.
·TOO South Coast Confertnce lid-lifter
·malchc! two tl'ams wit h contra11ting
gtylt!$ of play.
Coach Hal Sherbcck 's f' u 1 I e r t o n
Homet!I like to pa~s the ball and have
done ao very 11.1CCessfully in racking up
. a 4-0 ret'Ord on tllC.' way lO being rated
the /'Oo. I JC tcan1 in the state.
Houston Rip s
.. Miami, 30-7;
Schlee Leads
~t1Al\fl -Fourteenth-ranked llouston
opened up l\liami's defense on U1e second
half passing of quartl'rback D. C. Nobles
li'riday nigh t and rolled to a ~7
ttollegc football victory after shattering
. · a 7-7 deadlock with two third period
touchdowns in 20 seconds.
Running b.1Ck Reggie Cherry cau ght
a deflected Nobles pass for an eight-yard
touchd0\\11 to snap the tie, nnd Miami 's
Gregg Ingram fumbled the ensuing
kiotolf at his 21 .y:ird line and the Cou·
jars' Tommy Kaiser recovered.
Nobles thre~ a 20-yard pass to split
erid Byron Willingham on the next play
and fullback Leonard Parker bolled the
final yard to make it %1-7. e 87 For S(!hlee
NAPA, Calli. -John Schlee, who
said at times he felt super human,
ripped fi~ more strokes off par with
a brilliant fi'I and moved" into lhe second-
rnund lead Fridav of the Sl50,000 Kaiser
f1>temali0"'~t Open 11:olf totirnament.
J ack Nicklaus . T('lm Weiskopf. Lee
Trevino •. Arnold Palmer. Gary Player.
Bruc.e Crampton and J\.fasters champion
fommy Aariln aU are skipplng this event for one reason or 11nolher.
' ,Schlee had a JS.hole Iota! or 13.'l· 1 l
··tmder par at the Silverado Country Club.
< '. Schlee held a one-s troke lead over
~ Sneed, \.\'ho rompc'.d into contention
'·with a 66 for 134..
Hale Irwin, winner of the Heritage
··etas.sic a month ago, followed at 13~
after another 66. ' e l\'allase H'h"
• • Dick Tucker's Pirates have UJed a
running 1ame primarily to post four
straight victories after an openlng tteaSon
IOrS.1 to Golden West. The Bucs are
ranked No. 3 in Californ1a.
But It's the defenses that should be
the difference -e!pec:ially w i t h
quarterbacks of the t~·o lennu ai ling.
OCC's defense has carrlod !he load
in slim \'ictories over LA i-larbor, Loog
Beach CC and h1cnlo, allowing just 68
yards per game rushing this season.
And al though Fullert on's ,drfe nse has
..
• Ill Title Showdown at: .. Big .t\
given up quite a-few yards, the Hornet.a
have been very stina with ~ ab:·
pointers. allowing only five thla !leBllOO~
Although their top two quarterbacks
are allillg, they will play.
OCX::'s No. I QB -?.Uke M~gner
-has a bruised left shoulder, suffered
in last \veek's viCtory over Menlo. And
sophomore Reed Johnsoo relnjured hls
k!'K'C a v.·eek ago, alt.bough not seriously.
fullerton 's Steve DeBcrg, who leads
the conferent<e in passing v.·hh 36 com·
pletioos in 62 attempts (~ yards. 5
TDsJ, is nursing an Achilles tendoo
-
lojury. And bockllp QB Roa -hu
• bruised lblgb.
Four ol the conlerenot1 prtmler run-
ning backs also will be oo displa~"
OOC sophomore fullback ~ohn Dizon,
<n All-Sooth O>ast Oonfer<n<e oelectlon
las:t year, Is second In rushlng in the
circuit -just five yards ahead of
Fullerton's Don Luglnbill. And Pirates
freshmen Mike Nanko and Dan Prin·
~to are fourth and sixth.
TuckC"r says the game v.•ill be the
toughest test cJ. the season for hill team .
•·Wi"'ll have to play our best to hang
• -· ln there. Wt've wqn three 1ames by
Me ~ or Jeil, eo our defense
is really going lO pl a big ,... UU.
week. i
"We'tt! pleleed with our offen&e.
Magner has been &<lli!lg bet t er
evtl')' Week and,. W.',va i'!1 pd baolol.
~ein-t~.~ ~wn't ~' ,gc)rlng v~ many
Although, fl\Olt observers fi,gure the lief....,. Will play the 1J18JOI' NI• in
Ille game, !">-(~ llllj'lhing can happen wlien lheS$ 'two rivals get
together.
. '
"It's bud to tell ~ It. will be a
defenslve .1ame. w. ihJlla!t "" .......
reedy u> play Jut J. ear, bdt <lnnp
Coast got a l""ple bnldl. 8"" boot
us (:JQ.7). U a team pll llllt, U can
do anytbiu&' it wants." ' ·
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Mutual Rival
' Tabs Fullerton
To Win, 14-7
TORRANCE -El Camino College
football coach Kerl Swearingen figures
Full~ wiU \defeat Orange Coast
tonight by a 14-7 margin. ·
Swewingen's El Camino team was
dereated by both Fullertoo and 00::
this seaSC»l. Filllcrton t.µrned back the
WarriOTS, 20-10, and OCC's Piratea woo
31-14 the following )Veekcnd.
"There's really no ; edge betwM:I
Orange Coast and Fullerton,'• says
SWearingen. "If those two teams played
10 games, Orange Coast would win five
and F\lllerton woold win five. :
"'!be -probably will be the !<Om :
that makes the fewer mlstaklllJ. Both
are very 80Uml ~temm and both • r t 1 very well coached. 'n\ere'1 no roechln&
edge."
Although Fullertoo ha• been """' lit>
presstve offemlvely tl1h ......,, -
ingm ·feeJ1 OOC mlghl have an edge
(II offense.
"Orange Coast Is probably IDont
dangerous on offense, at leruit agaJnllt
us tbey were. Defensively it's really a
tossup. Fullerton plays real good defense
and so does Orange Coast.
"We did not play well against either
team, ahhoug'b we played a little better
against Fuller<on. Oranae Coasl was In
our backfield the whole night.
"I definitely think ll will be o low ·
scoring game since both defenses ani ·
except!onal. I dm't see either team mov-:
· ing the pan consistently.
"Jf one of those teams: scores two
toucbdowi;i.s, it's going lo win. I think:
I'd probably pick Fullerton to win It
and I'd guess a 14-7 score." , ~ J\.tADRlD -Ilic Nastase of Romania
.~advanced to the semirinals or thl'
, J.nternational r.telia Tennis Tournament
by beating Nikki Pilic o( Yugoslavia
.6-2., 6-3 Friday.
ALTHOUGH PRESSURED BY NEWPORT'S PAT MILLICAN (74) MARINA QUARTERBACK GREGG FOSTER GETS OFF A ·PASS.
El Camino, wbleh had a bye last
week llfter the losses to Fullerton a·n d
OC, cpens: the Metropolitan Conference
schedule tmi<ht against LA Valley,
•
: :e Graeb11ers Sl911
CLEVElAND -Clark Graebner, his Wue, Carole, and Peaches Bartkowitz
.have been signed to multi-year contracts
· ' with the aeveland franchise of World
,Team Tennis. ~ • .-GraebDer currently I! ranked No. 8
• in the United States and hl.s wife, the
· ·former Carole Caldwell, at various times
was ranked one. two and three.
, Mbs Bartkowiti won 17 straight Junior
championships and never lost a match.
./t.t one Ume she was ranked third.
World Team Tennis begins its first
season next ~fay.
• Evert H'h••
BOCA RATON. !''l:i Top-seeded
Chris Evcrl beat Julie Heldman 6-2.
6-4 Friday to lc<1d four seeded playel"!'l
into the semifinals of a $110.000 women's
pr ofessional tennis toumamcnt.
~fiss Evert, the defendirig champion .
. will face Kerry ~telville of Auslralia
on Salurday. i\1iss l\1clvillc. seeded fifth.
s.wppcd i\ID!:.'a Schallau of Iowa City.
lowa. 6-4. 5-1 , 7·5.
Nancy Gunter dc(eated \'irg1nia \Yade
of England and 1'~ranC'Ois Durr downed
Janet Newberry, 6--0, 6-1.
CdM, Los Al
Clash Tonight
Corona del J\.lar ll igh's. Sea Kings.
with an i1npro\·ed offense and an all'.'a~·s
tou~h defen~. ~ttk their third straight
Irvine Lr:1&'Ut' fuolb;ilt conquest tonight
as Los A1an1itos lligh's CriHins 111arl'h
mto Nc\.\•port Harbor.
IL's ~lalC'rl fnr 8 o'cl(l(.'k and a \ictorv
for eilhcr trn1n \1111 I.£'<:)> pnce \\"iti1
Sointa 1\n:l \':1111·~ provided 1hc latlrr
c3 n d<.'fcat l\lagnolta 1oni~h1
Los Alam1tn~ is a ~1x-po1nt favorllr
to dis po~e 1)f roaeh !),1\·e Holland':-; Sc;~
Kings nn<l 1h1• ba~is 11f the spread is
rhe touch1lo1111 21bll1ty or Louis Ortir.
the second lrading SL'Orer in Orangl'
.County ~·Uh 10 toucl1dO\VllS.
Ortiz is 11 J51J..pound. shifty runnrr
and resembles l\1tke Schwcrdfteger fro1n
J)ftst Los Al teams.
Quarterback h!ikc Oli vas has con·
nected on 20 of <13 atl cn1pts for 2.86
yards and a touchdown.
He bas an excellent receiver in Br ian
Ticehurst ( 17 catches for 287 yards and
three TDsl, but most of Los Al's offense
cenren around Ortiz.
Corona de/ Afar coun!ers with an ultra.
tough defensive urut ! minu~ Rhett
Tucker with nn injury) and an improved
offense.
The Sea Kings wlll ha\·e sophomore
quarterback Gary Guls ne,.,. in the
Marting lineup and the running game
is improved with the relurn of Bob
\Vilsnn lo JlO alon,!.!' v.'ilh starters P.tlke
F'erraro nnd StC\'e Behrens. Also
av1'11labW 1.; llrr>nl Clgdcn Jn the running
.·altack, al!hou~h hr'" listed lo start on
dcfen!le only at l/nl'h11cker.
Gttlsnes" Wll!I rnzor 11iharp in n 21i·O
!See CLASll, Pt111:e 151
Lions Suffer
First Shutout
In 59 Games •
By ARMAND HANSEN
01 "" 0.llY l"ltol St•lt
Anaheim Jligh's C.Olonisls bounced
bal'k into the Sunset League football
championship picture "'ith a surprisi ng
l~..0 conquest of \\'cstmin ster Friday
night before 6,221 fans at the Lions
Jkn.
It \vas the first Lime a \\'esuninster
'arsity had been shut oul in 59 games
;i nd ironically the last lin1c a Li ons
tcatn \\'as blanked. An ah e i m ad·
1n1nistercd the v.·hitc \\'ash.
That came in 1967, G-0.
Anahei m domi nated the game more
than the score indil'aled. Its defensi ve
unit contained the Lions all night, except
ki ckoff returns by Tony Accomando.
Westminster wound up with mlnu s
yardage rushing . mostly due to the hard
charging defensive Colonists line which
sacked the Lions quarterbacks eight
limes.
Westminster looked like the better
team for the rirst few minutes or the
game. Accomando ran the opening
kickoff back 49 ya rds to the Anaheim
39. Eight plays Inter the Lions .,,,ere
on rhc Colonists 15. A 15-yard pen alty
agamst the Lions turned out and nandy
Belcher intercepti"d a pass t11·0 plays
l:ltf'r to halt lhC' dri\'£'.
Thf' gn1ne l1f'1 an1c a derC'n sive strligJ:lc
until mid w:iy throu~h the second quarter
\rhcn Stc\·c Erdner in\C'rccptcd nnothl'r
S1('11nrt pass on the Anah eim 45 yard
line. 'fhc Co1onisls l'Overi"d 55 yards
in 11 plays lo take the lead \\'hen Brrt
Leos dove in from the l\vo-yarc\ line
nn fourth 1.!01.\'n. ~·like Colc1nan kicked
the PAT.
GAME STATISTICS • ' Fl•,, cl<lW"• rusM"I ' " Fl"f o;tOwl'IS Pl"'lnll ' ' Finl cloWll• l>tl>ll11!~ ' 0
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NEWPORT'S STEVE BUKICH RAMBLES FOR BIG YARDAGE. BUCKO SHAW (66) HELPS OUT.
•
Sailors Come From Behindi
To Ouigun Marina, 34-19
By 11ANK \\1ESCJI
01 ~ Diiiy ,.llM Sflll
Ne'>l'J>Ort Jlarbor Hlgh had to come
from behind ror the first 'lime this
srason flnd did so wit h a 17-point final
C1Uarter outburst to stop gutty Marinn,
1.J.19. before a full house of homecoming
roo1ball fans t'riday al Newport.
Victory kept Newport in a lie for
the Sunset League lead, along.. with
I.onra.
'fhe undefeated Tars. tra lUng 19-17
ahcr three per!~ took the lend on
a 39·yard toudldown pass f r o 111
qua rtc rbnck Steve Bukich to Vin fl.1ulroy
with 9:26 renuaining ln the game and
\10n going nw11y with an<>thcr touchdown
1111<1 field gout.
1 ·nril thnl poinl . !hr 11ndcfcn ted ' Tnr ~
hnd their hands full \\ith a Marina
team v.•hich made Newport regret every
n1istake It made through lhe fll'St three
periods.
r.t arina couldn't m:tna~e much of
a n1nning attack, but the Vikings' Gregg
Foster hit tight end Jim Wendell and
spUt end Andre Lopez with passes
reaularly through tbl!: first three quarters
to 11et up all three P.1arlna scores.
Trail ing 7-0 in the first (ftiartcr, ~ta rlna
:-ccovered a Newport fumble at the eight·
yard line. Fo.9ter found Wendell in the
romer of the end r.one with no time
left lo tie the score.
Then tt six-yard r11n by Rlck P.ferigo1d
"'ilh 8:00 I~ ln the iecond half gave
J\.1artna a 13-7 lead, and put Newport
llr1 rbor on the sOOrt end of a score
for the flr5t tlmt' lhlA 11cason.
I
Though Newport came back lo within
one by halftime, Foster added soother
sUng to the Tats with 8: 17 rem&lnlng
in the thlrd perlocl when he found Lopei
In the end zone wit h a ZS.yard pass
to make the score 19-14.
But et this point. the Vikings' hopes lor an upset evaporated.
slrong-Ieged Art Soree kicked a 38-
yard field goal to bring Newport back
to 19-17 wllh two lleCOflds left In the
lh~d p<rlod. And Buklch found Mulroy
for the go.aheed score on thl!: TaNI'
first possession of the fourth quarter.
The pass wu tipped by a Mnrlna
defender at tho nve but P.fulroy picked
the ball otr and wallzed in.
Sorce kicked another field goal from
($tt NEWPORT, Pa1e 15)
\
"Playing Yaney Is a relief after
meeting Fu11erton and 0Mllnge Oout,"
says SW!erlngen.
GWC Favored
Over Cypress
In Loop Test
Golden West Collegei will be favored
by 71,i points over Cypress tonight (7:30)
in Souibem California Conference foot·
ball action at Orange Ooast College.
The Rustlers return home for the
first time ln live weeks enjoying a
2--0 conference mark and a .f..l oieratl
record. •
Cypress Is 1-1 in conference action
after losing to LA Harbor Jut week
· 11·10, aOO is 2-2 for the season. '
While the emphasis toolght wlll be
on the running of tailbacks Bob Ferraro
(GWC) and Bob Dapper (Cyp,...), tt
could be the passing game ' that
determines the wimer.
Ferraro has run rampant over two
conference foes and is the Rultlers'
leading rusher with 462 yards this,...,,,_
He ls also the team's JeadJng ' IODrer
with 42 points. •.
Dapper was stopped for 45 yards In
'r1 carries agaimt Harbor but over a
two-year career, has been one ot the
circuit's top perfonners.
Dan Accomando, the Golden We st
quarterback who prerers tile optloo play
lo being a drop-back passer, Will do
the throwing for the Rustlers. He bas
completed 29 or 64 attempts for 423
yards and a ;air of toucbdowns thi~
season. He has five lntereepUoas In
lhe 'book•. .
Running, he has gained 226 net yanl1
and his 4.5 average is second only to
that of Ferraro (9.8).
Brad Hillman, a sophomore
quarterback, directs the Cypress attack.
Last week he completed 17 of 28 with
two lnterteptloos. For the aeMOO, he
has 32 completions in 66 attempts With
sevtn interceptions and a pair of
touchdOWJ18.
First-year coach Howard B 18 c k
(Cypress) says or Golden West :
"1be Golden West running game b
so explosive and Accomando passes er-
feotlvely, that we are concerned. Ferratb
and Aocomando are as good as any
backs we have seen this year.
"Their dclense Is also a problem for
us. They are good size and they pursue
well."
Golden Wesl coacb Ray Shackleford
feels this Is Golden West's biggest gaml!:
to date.
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San Clemente Hallie~ .. . ·
To Sink Laguna, 27-9
Dy ROGER CARLSON
Of tllt O.llr ~1i.1 ~!•II
&J n Clc1ne111c lligh's 'lr1lons shook
off some first half snake bites, put
lO(l,etncr a sunppy pass1ng game to go
alung with the ruMiug or Nick Vleisides,
and eased to a Z'l·!I Orange League
football conquest Friday night at Laguna
Beach High before 3,300 fans.
Coach Allie Scbafrs Tritons shook
loose from a t-7 first half deficit the
first lime lhey got the ball in the
second half and once San Clemente took
the lead in the third period there see.med
little chance for coach Hal Akins' Laguna
Beach eleven.
Viet.sides, despite playing with a jam-
med neck suUe.red in practice Wed-
nesday, ra1nmed bis woy through the
Laguna Beach tine \Vlth effective running
from the outset, scoring twice on runs
of nine and five yards among his total
yardage of 86.
... And quarterback Dan Dodd was im·
pressive, pushing v.·ould·be tacklers aside
while completing seven of a dozen aerials
for 88 yards and the other two 1'an
Clemente touchdowns.
Defensively, the Tritons s tyn1icd
Laguna Beach wit h. the help of Vleisides,
'fun Murphy and Bill Enquist.
via fumbles and San Clemente "'iili
threatening again at the I..aguna 2ti.
F'our plays later Vlels.idcs went over
fron1 nine yard!l out und San Cletnente
"'as bree1ing, 20-Y. Later the Tritons
scored with Viel.sides gaining his second
tally with 4:42 remaining. FreShman
Garlos Bedolla kicked hLs third PAT.
Laguna Beach's only touchdown came
'1.ith 4:56 left In the half when junior
halfback John Ca rlson took a pitchout
on • bounce and sped 36 yards for
the score.
A.1urphy blocked Aarm QUlcott'a PAT
try, but Laguna Beach had a surprising
9-7 lead.
The balance of Laguna Beach scoring
Yl'BS a 27-yard field goal by C'hilcott
in the first period.
a1ilcolt's boot \\·as se t up by a rwnble
recovery h.v Carlson after center Curt
GreenlaY.-forced a Slln Clemente bobble
on a punt at the SC !4. Sa11 Clemente's first half score "'as
an eii:tht·yard hook in to Bob Bishop
vdth nlne minutes left in the half.
49ers DEFEATED
~u t La!,.'llna Beach's advantage wos
short-lived and pred(ctoble. Sa n
Clemente had loo much power with
Vleisides and Dodd ln control.
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LAGUNA BEACH'~ JOHN CARLSON 123) SPUR TS TO A 36-YARO TO RUN FRIDAY NIGHT.
The go-ahead score for San Clemente
can1e in the third period on Dodd's
3>yard pass to Joe Janton, who had
a step on a Laguna Beach defender
at the five with 5:28 spent.
Three quick exchanges of the ball
LONG BEACH -Flanker Kurt \Vurst
caught a nine-yard touchdown pass on
the first play of the nnal quarter Friday
night as Fresno State came from behind
lo nip Cal State tLong Beach), 15-14,
in a Pacific Coast Athletic Association
football game.
Edison Zips
To 38-14 Defense Sparkl.es
Robbins Rambles;
So Does MV, 17-0
By JOHN CASS
Of tlle 0.11• ,Kot Slttf
Ken Robbins rambled for 156 yards
and scored on runs of 58 and 14 yards
to lead MJssion Viejo to a 17-0 Crestviet•
League football victary over the visiting
Roadrunners of Saddleback Hlgh School
Friday night . .
Don Reeves picked up the other five
pointa with t"'-o PAT kicks and a 26-yard
field goal.
And while Robbins and Reeves were
dOOlg the scoring, the Dlablos got · ad-
ditional help from lbe stellar defensive
play of Kevin Eaton, Rich Rommel and
Ms.rt ~ferwln.
Eaton and Rommel squelched Sad·
dleback drives with interceptions and
. Merwin was the key figure in stopping
a 96--yard march by Sad<lleback in the
second pet"iod. ·
Robbins, who had gained 116 yards
cia 11 carries in the first half, sprinted
11 y-the second time he handled
· 111e ball in lhe third period. '!be S<ampel"
wne aft<r · lhe Diabloo wore pnosented
with a Ont down on their 42 after
a faoe mask peni.lty.
Robbins picked UJ? bis first touchdown
with four-minutes remaining in the first
period, capping a 10-pla~. 64-yard drive
Gauchos Test
Southwestern
Tonight at MV
Hoping to prove once again that two
quarterbacks are better than one, S&d-
dlebaci'-College lakes on Southwestern
College of Chula Vista in ils weekly
Mis.!ion Conference crucial tonight.
Game time Is 7:30 at Mission Viejo
HiJth's field . Coach George Hartman's team still
bears the burden or a conference loss
two weeks ago to San Diego City College,
but hopes to even things out by parl.ayJng
8 victory over SoulhY:estem 'vith a
hoped-tor loss by San Diego City at
Citrus.
lt's a tall order and to hold up their
end of the bargain the Gauchos must
contain a Southwestern team which gob-
bles up great c})unks of rushing yardage
offensively and Is very miserly with
the yardage on defense.
It figures to be a defensive show
although there are enough offensive
weapons on each side to destroy any
predict.km: based on past perfonnance.
. On the Saddleback side, there's Aundre
Holmes. He has reached the half\vay pmnt on his way to a t,00()..yard season
and la complement~ by running mates
Joe Jones and Sam Peek. Jn addition,
the Gauchos have quarterbacks Marty
Mlkkelsen arid John Springman to use
interchangeably according to the aitua·
lion.
fl.Ukkelsen is the mort stylish, drop
back passer. while · Springman ravors
the sprint outs and jump passes. Both
have shown they can gel the job done,
but neither has been consistent enough
t~y aole claim IO the p1>1ltk>n.
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with a 14-yard burst up the middJe
of the Salldleback defense.
Reeves added the first of his two
PAT kicks to give the Diablos a 7-0
advantage.
M~rwin came U.P with the key play
when the Roodnmnen were milking a
strong effort to even up lbe ·count after
Robbins' first score.
On the rm play of the second period,
Charles Maro intercepted a Dave
Scbmldt pass on the Roadrunners seven·
,yanf line. Behind the ·•lrOOi rushes of
Clarence JackSoo and the passing of
Steve Wosman, the Roadrunners drove
9& yards in a sustained drive of. 22
pla)IS.
With the ball less than a foot away
from the equallur, Wosman fumbled
and Merwin made the blg recovery.
In~ons by Kevin Eaton and Rich
Rommel quelled other Saddleback drives.
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26 yards oot with 3:59 left and speedy
Brian 'Iberiot scooted ,around end for a final score with I: 14 left to play.
Newport Harbor exhibited a
devastating rushing game throughout the
contest witti Bukich, fullback Pete Bro,,11
and Theriot amassing 156 yards spread
equally between them.
Bro"'n scored Newport"s first h\"O
touchdowns on burst of one and three
yards in the first half lo cap scoring
drives ol. 59 and 51 yards for the Tars.
Bob Unvert was perfect on four extra
points for Ne~ lfarbor, while Chris
Hawn toed one for Marina.
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SAN CLEMENTE'S TOM ARONS 143) GETS SET FOR DAN DOOD'S HANOOFF BEHIND GOOO BLOCKING.
FV Topples Eagles, 16-6
Barons Hold Off Late Estancia Rally
By CRAIG SHEFF'
Of '*"' D1Uy rnot 111111
Fountain Valley High shook off firsl
ba1£ mistakes. zipP.ed to a seemingly
comfortable lead and then held off a
gallant Eslancia comeback to post a
l&-6 Irvine League football victory at
Orange Coast College Friday night.
The win ran the Barons' overall record
to 4-1 and kept them in line for a
CIF playoff berth . Estancia Is nolv 0-5.
Coach' Bruce Pickford·s Fountain
Valley team appeared to put It away
with 11 minutes to go in the game when
halfback Bill Ogden ilclrted right end
!or six yards and a TD to put his
club ahead, 16-0.
But the Eagles didn 't give up and
certainly didn't act like a lvinless tca1n.
They got a big boost four mlnutes
later when defensive back Mark Deven
picked off a Fountain Valley lateral
and zipped 43 yards for e touchdo\YTI .
,\n atlemp1cd run for llvo points fell
a yard short And it wes ls.&.
Then, three fount<iln Valley plays
later. Eagles defensive tackle Steve
~fc~iastcrs pou0<..'td on a rumble at
tbc Barons 38--yard line.
With Estancia qua rterback Steve
A1orton hlttlng three passes and Steve
Adams and Tony Pellegrino getting big
gainer1, the Eagles moved to Foimtaln
Valley's six .
Then a fumble turned it over to the
Barons and Fountain Valley had It locked
up.
Fountain VaUey dominated play In
the first two quarters. but the .Barons'
in.Pbility to n1ove the ball consistently
through the air kept them from sus·
tainlng any drive, with one exception.
That was a 96-yard drive in the latter
part of the opening quarter that was
culminated when halfback Ben Dodson
"·enL four yards for the TD. \\'oody
Tresslcr's boot made it 7.{).
After the intermission the Barons turn·
ed almost solely lo their running game,
and it paid off with two scores -
a 24-yard field goal by Tressler in the
CLASH ...
Continued lnim Page 1-1
triumph over Estancia last week. He
hit eight of 10 for 101 yards.
And oombined vo'ith his efforts ag3\nst
Costa ~'1csa Guisness has con1pletcd 13
of 18 passes for 165 yards.
f\1ike Ferraro scored twice last "·eek
and wiU1 the addition of \Vilson and
Ogden to the Behrens-Ferraro setup It
appea rs the Corona del ~1ar offense
is operating at a higher level than
durlng the non-league season.
third quarter <Jlld Ogdcn"s run.
Fou nt<i in \'alll'y, \Vhich totnlL11 over
400 net ) ards, iiad a cha nt.'t to put
il <l"'a}· 1:.ite in lhc second quart er.
but ~stanc1a dug In and halted the
Barons at the t"·o.
'l'he 1.'..:ngll·~ t\l'PI the FOWltain \'alley
tlefensc vlf balance 1nost of the gan1e
with a lot of razzle-dazz\e stuff-includ·
ing a pair of nice reverses by l\danlS
for big gainers
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By HOWARD L. HAN DY
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Utilizing a lime~suming ground
ga~e to control the ball and striking q~1ekly through the air on the strong
right arm of Dave White, Edison High
School's Oiargers handed an outmanned
but spirlted Costa J\.fesa "fustangs foot-~11 tt'.8111 a 38-1-4 defeat Friday night
in lrvme League action at lfuntington lle.ach High.
After battling the Charge.rs to a
scoreless deadlock in the first period
the Costa Mesa pass defense got cauchl
napping 8! Steve Hines got behind the
deep defenders and hauled in a 46-yard
touchdown pass from While.
The score came on the first play
of the secood quarter and 1he Charters
v.·ere never In trouble again although
they didn't score again until the final
minute ol the first half.
Tv.·o quick tallies jusl pr.ior to the
intermission. one on another White pass
to Joe Troxell for seven yards and
the other on a 43-yard interception return
by Mike BeMett. gave the Oiargers
breathing room, 21-0. ·
~n J\.1cPherson. kicked four cOn·
versions and a 29-yard field goal tor
the victors. John Stirling kicked the
other conversion.
While the Mustanp "''ere outmanned
they weren't out-scrapped and hunc ~
tenaciously uith the aid of .three In·
terceptions by one-man gang. Rod f'1g-gatt.
Figga!I. in addition to picking off ttlree
~ant ae~als, came on as quarterbeck
in lb: I~ ~riod u·hen Ste\'e Sharp
"·as sidelined with a minor ankle in)lry.
He continued to direct the first J\.fustangs'
touchdown drive to ooncluslon.
Figgatt took o\·er at the Chargers
34 and six plays later, sneaked in from
the one lo put the J\.fustangs on the
scoreboard with I: 36 left in the lltird
period. Dave Gaudry kicked the first
of t"·o conversions and it u•as 28-7.
Reserve Edison quarterback. Nathan
Ching, directed the next O:iarger1 soore
-J\.fcPherson's field goal effort with
IO: 17 left. '
Figgatt then intercepted his tl.aird
Edison pass at the Char11ers 42 &nd
six plays Later circled left end from
his light end position for seven yards
and a score.
Chargers reserves put the final tally
on the boards with I: 51 left as tail beck
Bert Sherron , behind a maze of blockers.
romped St yards for the touchdown
around left end.
Joel Peck. J im Balch and Darrell
Durlce each sacked Costa ~fesa signal-
callers for large losses as Edison
defensive standouts. For the J\.iustangs.
figgatt, Steve Teregis, l\1ark Nebeker .
Joaquin Chamberlain and Keith Bateman
"·ere defensive stal"·arts.
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UNIVERSITY'S MURRY GRAHAM 123 1 SCAMPERS THROUGH .A BIG HOLE FOR ONE OF HIS FOUR TOUCHDOWNS.
Grahar.i Awesome
In41-14 ·uni Win
By STEVE 6JtAND
Of lilt Delly l"lllt Sl1H
Infectious hepatitis and the
nu bug hit Dan:t Hills ffigh
last \\.-eek· but it's doubtful
the two combined wre11ked as
much havoc as Uni versity
High'11 1-furry Grahan1.
Graham, a 5-8 and 100-pound
sen ior tailback alrnos! match-
ed his se:t90n n1shing total
Fri.day night at Tustin !Ugh
\\'hen he scampered for 191
yards en route to four
touchdowns and a PAT in lift -
ing the Trojans to a 41-1 4
football conquest of Dana Hills
in Orange League Football
play.
And the 191 yards doei:.n"t
lnc-lude a 4ft.ya rd punt return
'>''hich capped Graham·s scor-
ing for the night.
Graham rom ped for 25
~·ards i nd a touchdown in the
first quarter. ca me back on a
six-yard plunge tn the second
quarter. adding a 45-yard
burst from scrimmage , to his
45-yard Interception i" the
thlrd quart.er. The Troj ans
thus recorded their first win
of the season against four
losaes.
Sand wic h ed around
Gra ham 's flu r ry of
tcucbdowns v.·e.re a one-y ard
plunge by Ken T\.forgan and
a 7f.yard sprint by Steve
Goodrich on his first carry
of the sea~n. Ji m Green kick-
ed Wee PATs while Graham
ran fo r another.
Dana Hills. behind 2i-O.
managed to cut the g;ip wilh
a third quaner touchdown
from tv.·o }'ards out by
qua rterback Bill Springn1an
ri lid'>'·ay through the fourth
Pro Scores
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Cl'lle.oo 111. C1plt1I 10l
I OI""' 1». Pl!llH11tllfll1 102
N.,.. Yor~ n. Ctwtl&"<l tO
MllWIU~" 96. CllroO 9•
quarter Springman was on the
rec-ehing eod ol another m ,
this one on a pass from Al
Benavidez covering 63 yards.
!\lark Foster, Dana Hills
leadin3 rusher with 38 yards.
scored the two-point PAT
after the Do.lphins' first score.
Uni versity, which w as
unnble ·to get Its ground game
un tracked in the first four
games, 2massed 339 yards
rushing as A11ke O'Looghlin,
one of the league's top
passers. went to the air just
once fo r a 31-yard completion
in the third quarter.
In all the Trojans rambled
for 14 fi:-st downs on the
ground. 11 in the first half
~·hen the game was pretty
much decided .
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Steve Bast of-Van Nuys won
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Orange County Fairgrounds in
Bast defeated Larry Shaw
or Fullert on in the scratch
n1Ain and Bill Coby of Ga rden
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rt1 ce.
:\l ar~ Cherf or Anahrim \\·as
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l~1 rr.1· ~toon or lr\linc.
By STEVE ANDREWS
Of ""' DtltY rti.t St..,
St. Paul's superb defense
throttled Mater Del's ground
game and copped the Angelus
League football opener 21-7
before an overflow crowd Fri-
day night on th e winner's
field.
It was the first touchdO\vn
against St. Paul in five games.
The Swordsmen, top rated
4A team in the ClF, anowed
a mere 42 yards rushing dur·
ing the encounter. And the
defensive rush sparked by Jan
T\.tartin and Tony Mitre tota lly
bottled up Mo n archs
quarterback Steve Martindale.
Martindale completed only
6 of 17 passes for 50 yards
and he was 11acked six lime:i,
five coming in the rmit half.
St. Paul's defenders entered
the scrap 'Aithout allowing a
touchdown this year. Well. the
mark is stilt in tact since
Mater Dei's score cam e
against the Swordsmen of-
fense.
The Monarchs' defensive
crew almost matched St.
Paul's performance. Jn fact,
it came close to turning the
game around.
Down 21--0 with 6:30 left to
play, Mater Dei's Don Watters
intercepted Ed L u t he r ' s
screen pass and rambled 25
yards for the touehdoWn.
Mark Stemmer added the
extra point.
On the ensuing ki ckoff.
~1onarch Gregg V i v i a n o
recovered the onside kick at
SL Paul's :rr. Hov.•ever the
neitt four plays fell a half
yard short of !he required
10 and St. Paul took over
with 4:09 remaining.
Bob Macauley, George Han-
na and John Dudek Jed the
rugged Monarchs defensive
charge. 1'-tater Del had SUC1;:eSS
stopping St. Paul's running
game but the pass coverage
broke down in key situations.
Frank Martinez sCored St.
Paul's first touchdown on a
55-yard punt return with 2:22
left. in the opening period.
Quarterback Bill Le New
tallied twice, the fi rst a two-
yard burst after a pass in-
terfe rence call . and the seoond
was a one-yard sneak.
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Oilers Face
Winless Foe
At Wes ter11 .,
~Y Brummett l h i n k !
e~gh is enough.
1fhrough four gen1es we've
Sl"CilJ the other team nulkr
·' h'I potf.!ts "' 1 e \\'e make ert·ors."
says the Huntington Beach
IJlgh football coach, "It's time
·we turned it around."
ituntington Beach, winner or
just its opening game, battles
Western High, winner of none
or it! games tonight at a at
Western High.
"We look forward to thl!
game as a chance to win
and tum the season around ,"
uy1 Bnunmett, "not because
W'"esLem ls having problems
but because we think we have
a goqd team and each week
I think 'now is when we11
do it.' "
The Oilers have had little
troubl e scoring. rolling to 42
points in four ga mes. Not so
for \Vestern, however, which
has only a touchdown after
16 quarters of football.
Huntinglon Beach has been
primarily a ground-control
team through the first four
contests but Bnunmett p~m
ises to open up behind
quarterback Greg Nitzkowski.
"Greg is a r oll o ut
quarterback and last week we
had receivers open all over
the field," says Brummett.
"We hit just one of 10 but
Greg's better Jhan._ that. Now
be knows he bas the green
light to throw."
The Oilers have also been
stressing pas.s defense this
week. an area Brmnmett says
has been a weakness through
the first hall of the seuon.
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SPORTS
El Toro
Faces JV
Opponent
It may be just a little more
than another JunJor varsity
football team the El Toro High
Charge n; will be facing tonight
\\'hen 1'11ey go against the Dana
Hills reserves in action on
the San Clemente lligh field.
Kickoff is ;H 8.
For one thing. Al Benevide.s,
the starting Dana H i 11 s
quarterback, was the starter
in the first three varsity en·
counters this season when Bill
Springman was sidelined with
an injury. He will have a
bit more experienCf: than most
signal callers the Chargers
have faced this year.
The game will also be a
forerunner of the future.
El Toro.aod D~ J:lilis OJ>e!l league -action agalnst each
other next year and most or
the players participating in
tonight's game wll1 be on hand
for that one.
Despite the look into the
future , El Toro is picked by
17~ pointa to continue its win-
ning ways. The Chargers are
4--0 at the moment.
El Toro coach Mack Moore
feels the game will be a !tiff
challenge for his team.
"They may have a few
seniors in the lineup but a
majority of them wi ll be
sophomores ·and juniors and
it will be a real test for
us. We'll be facing quite a
few of the same players who
will be playing for their varsi-
ty next year."
Moore feels Dana Hills will
be the equivalent or better
than El Dorado. a team he
says gave hU Chargers their
toughest test to date.
Tony Leon at Dana Hills
fee!J it is an excellent chance
for his underclassmen to get
a test under game pressure.
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• ~ • 'L L ,LY "'Oo\M'-1~1
H1l.OA !. ADAM'-0..:N""' N Tl I: iS HCJI , 5· O'VEH I,.
W"'L!Elt CLINE CLEY'&:LANO Mt 111111 ti" .,,.., •fl ' ,......,,,, ,1 W\\I ~n
fir llWll'tl el L'""I of ........ W \lrlrlofl ,..It~ IN Wiii "'""'"" to 17-IO•llT._•. ~ 10 wnlcll 11 lflolOt fOi' """"'
Ptrtl(..i,,., -1no1 lhl H,... 1N1 ~'
llf 11t1rtr1t IN w,... Ila.I 111!1 '" lot Oct.
it, ttn. t* t :OO '·"'·• lfl "" fW!'lr-11 1:11 °""""'"""' Ht. I Of WCI c;ovrt, 11 l'Gl9 (1"4t (.,.,., Orl ... Wt". lfl ltlt City Ill i...n1• An1. CtllfOr11!1.
OllM Ott. I, Im
WILLIAM I. IT JOllN,
Cwnty Cll:rk
N. 'ACM, HM.L
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S&\lltd.q, Oc:tobtt 20, 1973
For the Record
Blrtlas
Marriage
LiceJases
J11R• it, an
... uSflOUANE·BE.RY J. m e .
Rlcnard, H, 1111' Holl St .. Hunllnqron
B""d' •nd Oebo•~h Ell1n, 11. 101<11
8t1ct> Blwl .. Hlll'll!nolOfl lh•Ch
OELANO-SHEE1S -R-tl F•a»(l1 ,
11, 111 Dov.,Utld. Pl•c1t1ll1 ""' 11 11•
LO<ll•e. 2S. '322 RNl>en1 Otl,,., H..io
lh'!llOn fl~ch
MARSHMAN·POLLOCK G •' Y Au•tf,., )(), 11111 Ro>tt..-osm l•"•·
Hu"!lnolon fle•cll t nd Cy"tl'll• 5.,,,
11. •m v 11eni.11 0r1~e, HU11ll11Gron
flelcll
McKEE·KEMto -Wllllam1 H-n. :ti.
:UIU Co.tt Hl'111wtv, C•l'l•tnono
flNtl'I tnd Al!ct 0...,.,., t 4. 306'
(otlt Hloh••Y· C1ol•lr1no flNCll
ASH(IU.J'T.ffAltltt50N Mld••ll wim1m, ,,, MOO C.-,g•-....... Lis
Vfllll lflll l lndl JMn.. 1'111
E~t ... LtM, H""llngton 811Gh
GREEH.MEYEll -JaM Al\tll, 11, 1'° 1!.~'Jl'.lll'r'<SI~ ""'· 1,·Cllll MIM Ind SWain !lltfl, tt. 1)11 E. 20ltl St .• Apf.
1, "°'" -IMITH·EDWARDS -Tl!'ry Ct......,,., n. 1DI $cu!N11t flr11lol, "'ot. IL
Sill" ...... 11><1 ~-KIY• 21, Oii T.,....t.ull, Hlll'lll,,.tvfl kKll
EVANS.WATSON -Jtck 511Wft. U.
"14 1"tren:1 c-.c .... t, An1Mlm •!><! ~n J-. '°· olOO Mtflm.c w1v, ro.t• Mitv-SNIVEl. Y-lEA.111 -JOM l ul1, U.. 100
E. K11..r11, Al\ll'lllm 1nd e .... rvn
ll•rblr11, 4', 11261 Gall\lrd, S~ct J.1,
Hvntlnofon flNCll
8ENTON.JOHN50N -l 1 w r 1nc1
HIM'•nl. 16, 1504 o •• ~. LIM. Hun.
t!ngton &tKll •nd P11Tltl1 Lrnn. 1a,
1411 V1no111rd \.11\1, Hunrlngl""
flHCll ,_"
WILKERSON.(;AROHER Dennb e .... 1. ~. 2\SSI BrPOkhu,.t,A1>t. 1•2.
Hunll,,.ton IHch tnd Vicki El.a,,.,,..
26, Broo1<11ur,1. A.pl. 112, H"n11no1cn
flMCll E"'STMAN·HUDSOt4 -Stv1rl Cl'llflto,
"' 1'00 Gieflclon. Los AnQ<llH 11111 Uroel, ., ln11 I lg Sur Orlvt . Oi"•
,.otnl.
ENGLUN0·51NGER -G1•f Lowell.
11, 615\.'r """""· Cor°"' ,..I Mar -
M•rlll• sue. "· •ISV. "'-· Coron• del ....... r
ll EEVEl·ReCU,.100 -otvld Cllr.-ion.
lt, 4-131 F•lll"gw1le<. H""tlnq!on
&Nell tnd M•fC-, Joafln, II. UUI
1"11gf1m C!rclt. HUl'ltl"'!llofl lllCll
'kFEARAH./9\INARlk R•.,clolllll
C..11, 'fl, f15 W. flly, N-oorl IN<h
•nd Collin SUI, tt, JI! W. l1y.
NtWJOr'I flMCl'I
WIH$LOW-lltLL -MU'flY "'l!tfl. 41.
1"'2 Al90floul11 SI., HUflll""lllOfl llttch ind J1nlc1 AllH , 43. '101 O~t.,..11
Orlw, HunHnglon fl•Kll
Dissolutimas
Of Marriage
l!"llll"td 0'1obtr I At•Cl'Vt!. ~ • .., 1rid Eultmlt
f"h<11lm•"• l"~nnv G. """ P l\lllb J ~~;ftf~.Js~::i:~ i::l~ !,:.., 11n~··, ll•n.-v 111\llOI), Ann/I C 111<1 J~nh f1erm~n Wcr~· l'!l••ritth 1....:! II. J.
GM<lflch. 1rl1 o . 1nd w1m...., "'· J-.
Clbtun, Rt • It. Gltlior> •nd Oml• M. s1oul, Cllrolvn M•v •nd David ~~~:r·.!',;,. ·~. ~~·s?nd•• J••~ Ga•d1, Su11ne (;. •nd Jon" V Ml.,:h, Pe,.,,y AIY ind H1rrv E r111-aotltn, (Ofltl•11<e R • .,,., Sttw a rlldvlk, ,.1trk:l1 M . .nd D1lt It.
Ci-!, Ml!lodY J, t nd Rotlln E.
Vtndll" GfllftCI, CCMll: \.'(fin I ncl lte111ld
W~~. Htt.11 Mt~ fflCI G-.:it •obert .t~'"fr.?''~~~ J~~"';';.:. Ell lM
,M O l'e"'tl , Sl\lrl .... Anlll Mid J1mH ... ....,,. F.K'Obtclo, Kt!lv W. 11'd Normt L. Te•rell, Cl'lr11tl111 Zct tlld Nor,,,..., F•~t~~Jr'111 M.M W John Edwl"' H-. R_., N. ""' Ed"' C." MCl!'l'llO!I, c1n...1n1 Ell11blfll end c..rv
Mltll-.f
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9,.,.,,,,..11. R""111d L. ~M El•!"' O.
Gor'Mt n. Donlld L 1nd Jull• ~ lJ.,.,..,,,H . .l.Aro-'11 M. ~lld o~""Y J.
,.ltrc1, W1llt• I . •nd Ootwi L.
(1mpblll, Wlll!t Frt11<n •nd J1mH
Joaeph
O'N•ll• T.,r'I 5•"1ord Ind Janice K•v
T1'11v ... , ..... rl1" It.•"" lt-r! H.
Ful!t" EH110tll'I C. Ind Al•n E. Gu!or1ndlolft, Kirin L. Mid Roll N,
hblll. Aott M1'1t •r>d Jolln e""''Y' O•r .... 11, JIJdl!h D. tfld Wlllltm A.
"'nrolfn. C1rol J. 1fld Floroi"!l"o Coron•
Scllvlm••· Loll A. •NI Kennetl'I
cn1pmtn. P1trlcl1 "· 1fld CUHord w.
St1ndrldol, k1rl1 L. IN! J1me1 W. Hfndtlck. Meontord G. •nd Lovf• F.
l~lltf, LYndl Jtl" Ind $<Cit 1llOIT .. ,
Nttlel, ROOlr1 R. I nd Jerhl\ M.
fl u5do, Ja ,.....,. tnd R-.1 H.
King, Cllrl11Y Ann ind Ji""" I'. Jr.
Sllll t. ltt'I E. tnd l"I""" E"t.,_. Oct. I
Bolton, Pt!rl(ll A. 111<'1 Ocnlkl I'.
Oe•rv. 01Yld !d'w••d incl fl•rba••
Lvnn
fl•ock, M•rv Louiw •n.d c;.er•la 0. fl urn1, l"tlt!cl• AM 11w1 CIWrle\ w •• , .....
Gorl\iffl, Nancy C. 11'111 Wllll•"
S.,..d•. Ml•ll C. ,llrev•io •ncl ll•~mond
Ol\liVlr&I
Mvrpl!v, ROl'c• 1 . ""' flruu E••t Jost, M•llllU L. """ e..._... I.
Jenun. Te<"Ht AM Ana Sieve<> Jon" Av..,f, 0.IOrtl A. t ncl Jtl'rll!I H,
Woottn. Oonlll l .. and Rllbtrl L"° Grttg. Allrie lwllctle lkl IHDell.e Ol
1nd Gtldr Clttvel1NI
111ctN1. Alldrew Ind Dororhf E.
Whllt, Ctrol A"n Ind $1-nlord E.
Gt rber;. Jorden Vick •NI 511s.1n Ann "-k. Lindi ...... INI H•rrv T. l.yoN. Hiide A. Ind John J •
Rllclll•, Vtf"flk:• w. 11"1 ourn o.
l ullli. J-Meri. •NI Tlmotlly E1rna1
~"'· 5'.llln llld Sl1Mrl Tnml!. Pllf1(11 Ann -Dolllld J11n11 MllMWI. ltlY E. lfMI NtonOI (;.
5ml,,,_ Oolllld El,IOll\I Ind Y-"-Gick. Robffl If. tnd Ktrvn s.
WOiff, $!Ifft A.. Ind S--!".
Holn,,.-111, Vicki• A. ...., Cllffard I ., Jr.
Cllflll'I". lllon.fd D. 111d Pl'lyltl1 G.
Cillll'lln, 'udlfll I". 1nd RIC!llrd L.
Kot.lk, Elllll\ Mtrle tnd J•"'"'• Fr1r>el1
HudlOtl, lrl1 JOI' Ind Yin KtUl'I
Ov ... rm1n. l'loreo\CI Mii Smith tr>d WJI~-A1l111>
Funck". JMn 1fld Jof>fl R,
Whitt. ,II_ 0 . t !ld T"°"'I• H. l"~l~lt. Miry JNn •nd Ch1r1n Edw1rd
E10terld Oct. J
Hott!. Loul11 M1roerff • ..., Tl'leOdC••
Ff111•
Stirk, J8nlc1 Ett!M t nd R*t! °'"nit
MIUtr, """''' E Ind s~~n L Ktlly, C<>t"I""°" "'nn aM Miiien Wnlr>' llArr!~. C1rv O•I• •NI Htlen M1rtt
Morrl1
llOd•ln1. 11..,.,..., J.1me• •NI ~ttl<l•ne
tleitt'll
Wel1n, Cllttlotre V. 1n<1 JOfl" \ollllla,..,
W•l~1•, 51!1ton Lool•e 1na Tllomt1 J
W~9ne•. Ce•ole Ann 1nd Otv!a RICll••!I Sklbl, J1M! N. ll'ICI 1111 Richard
OeFIO. Oonnt M. •nd Carmine "'· •-•If"", Gtoroe H. t nd Pllrlcl• 1'.
H•>'"· Sr!Ylt M. '"" lllclll tol E. Kow1r1en. A-.-1 01vld 1rw1 C1rol
·~· (Oii, 1'0"" °" '"" Don•kl a.en. ICll";I. ~1ul John 1nd Miry l!mm1
G8old'Y, Jlmet II. 1nd Nin• 0 .
HBlll'd, Luctlf• Dotorn Ind Jolln
Alnt-111
W11t, fltlty C. tNI Tl>IOOott E.
c ........ 1,,.,,..,,.., Jt<:li. •nd Jull1 K1111tyr1
M1,._11. Vicki Jo Ind N.erfln Rov
T1yfor, H1rrv E. tnd P1trlcl1 .....,, o.r11yr1 v....-.1 .,.,.. ltot>ert .....
MllCMll. Jimmie AllOft Ind J-Stcl'llt
fleil, J-E. Ind L"'"' R.
G11.1rln. °""""'' M. t NI Joel R.
Md:ulltl!, S...0•1 JNn Ind 0.vld Let
6HI, Ir-Evonnt tr>d Mld\llel lft
S•...tilYl l. OOl'ln1 M. Ind Mltl'l11fl ....
WVcllt , Fc<t"ce Luelle •nd emv J11(\
JllCCMcfl. P•t•lclt G 1nd ao-..1a [
1' •IO~f•. klttft I . ~"<! RollfV C1tttOlt
Putk1tl, KtvOl<.o llld G1rv Lerow
'l\lbltOI\, "nft• '-'"• llM (,l~n H'•b••I WI!"'''· M1r,•r~1 LQit an(! Evfr~tl
flr...:e
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ftfnMn. Dl1rn1 •"" D11vl<1 '""''"
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LVf>tt, Tl!omt~ Eow1!'d •NI Eottll• Ert1111>t!~
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C•'lln11i. a11r~ar1 J. •fl(! L••,.., 11.
Fonltl'ltl, Arturo •NI 5..,. A""
lfltl<'ld (l(ltblr ,
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DAILY PJLOI l1
1n the
Service
,_1arine Pvt. Fa!UI It ~en,
daughter of A-1r. and litrs.
Hegan P. !fess of 2978 AndfV'I'
St. Cost• l\tesa. is attending
the basic courst at the School
o( ft-fuSlC at Uttle Creek. Va.
She is a grAdUHlt' or Es1anci1.1
lliJ,lh School. Cosl...1 Mesa
Marine ~t ~11cbacl V .
o·Nelll. husband of fllr~.
Maun..-cn L. O'Neill, ol 3900
Purkvie'~ L.ant'. lrvlne, hns reported for duty at thl-U.S.
,\farint Corps Air Sldtlon at
l~'akunl. Japan.
"1arinc SI. l\flcbatl v.
Shimizu , son of Mr. and ltfrs.
Sam I. Shimizu oC 17697 Bay
Circle, Fountain Valley, has
reported ror duty at the
Marine Corps Alr Station at
New River. N.C.
Navy Airman Recr uit
'.\fk'h3el R. Fblnell. !iOn or
~lr. t1ncl fl1rs. J. C. f'tnnen
of HH-1!1 Shadbush , Fountain
\'allev. graduated from rtcrull
trRlnin~ al the NavAI Training
Center at San Diego.
Airman .1a1nes \V. Wlll-
lne:ham. son of Howard H.
\Villingham of JOJO Grove
Place, Cost::i r-.fc!la, has com-
plett'<I Air Force basic trai ning
at Lackland AFB, Tex.
The airman is re maining at
the Air Training Command
base for specialized lrainlng
in the sto.1rity police field.
Alnnan Willingham ls a
graduate or Estancia High
School.
Coast Guard Se a m a n
Recruit ltf othael D. Garoralo.
!'-Of! nf 'M"r. and l\frs. Dominic
S. G;irnfalo of 16351 Rosewvod
St .. Fountain Valley,
grarfWlted fr,.,m basic training
at the Coast Guard Trainlng
Center at Alameda.
Kenneth R. Pianko, son ot
Mr. and 1ifrs. Zigmont Planko.
21011 Galbar, Hunting ton
Beach, was commissioned an
Army Second Lieutenant upon
graduating from the lnhntry
Officer Candidate School, 1"1.
Benning. Ga .
Lt. Pianko "s wife. Lorralnt.
li ves at 10299 Swallow Ave.,
Fountain Valley .
Airman Charles L. Williams,
son of Frank 0. Williams.
14781 Sumac Ave .. Irvine. has
beCfl assigned to too..ry AFB.
Colo.. after completing Air
Force basic training.
The airman has been assign-
ed to the Technical Training
Center at Lewry for special~
ed tTalning ln the m1mltlons
and w e a po n s maintenance
field.
Marine Pvt. Rovert Alvaru,
soo ol Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Alvarez of 830 Pine Place,
Costa Mesa, graduated from
basic training at the Marine
Corps Recruit Depot hert .
Army Captain Richen! L
Tyree, son of ,.trs. Josephine
Tyree, 8142 Wildwood Circ1e.
HWltington Beach, as.sumtd
command of service battery,
3rd Battalion, 3Sth Field
Art illery in Germany .
Air Force Cade! John Ham·
burit Jr .. \\'hose parents live
al 6051 Palisade, Huntington
Rench. rece1\'cd a parachutist
badge upon completion of the
three-week Airborne Course al
the U.S. Army In fan I ry
School, Ft. Benning, Ga .
Anny Private Gary W.
Partridge, son of Mr. and Mr$.
John W. R. Partridge, 19592
AragOb C i r c I c , Huntington
Beach, is assigned as a move·
menl specialist with head -
quarters company and special
troops, U.S. fheater Army
Support Command, Europe in
Worms. Cennany.
C'oa!'I G u :i rd Orx-ration"
Spe<-ial1sl Serond C I ass
"'llll1u11 A. Pigman, son of
:0.1r ;1ntl ,\lrs C. A. Piurnllll
or 2HY...O Lochlea Lane. l{unt-
;\l:irinf' :\1ao rj alCvln r.t
1·<'!.'"1nt nt;1ro:1hrU dtch on li;C"
:"lru dl\1•11 rf:.1r iC ~\·o Jri
µ.111111 In 1\laska. He 1:i ~
J!r:idu<itr of 1·:st;Jnc1n High
S<:hool. Cos\~1 J\IC'~ll
Thoma~ f;. Scnatt, son of
f\lr, and l\!rs. A. G. Sen111.e
or 704 Camino De Los ~fares.
San Clcnlcntc, c omp I cl cd
Platoon L.<>nders School nnd
v.·11s commissioned a S('(.'()nd
lieu.ten.ant ut the r.taMnc Co~
Development :ind Edur11tion
Comma nd i:tt Q\1antJco. Vn.
'!II . !\I r t)ln1•' Mele Third '"h" 0 Rl:in~Oeld $00
\1 1111' ~tr~ f'rank A.
I J11n~fi,~Jd If l•.'\62 $p.a Drlvt.
th1nt111~1011 !k>arh. com\lltttd
int ?\11,·:11 1"uclear Power
School Rt ~!are lstond.
1\a1 \' Prr. St.'011 I.. E,•1n1.
sl"ln n.f ;\Ir 11 nd r.!rs. Tonl
L F.;\"ll1lS 4~12 Spindrift \Vay.
Nl'v.port llt•ach. hos com-
p!l'tcd thr ;\\•lation S1ruc-
1u1 al \)r1 ·h:in1r Sc·l100I a1 r-.till
(t\~!111\ 1'••1111
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·.NO. 1
4 IN ORANGE COUNTY
LINCOLN MERCURY SAL~E~S.~-~~~~
. ·FOil MOR.E ~AN 8
' ~ # •
CONSECUT•VI "'
YEARS
..--"73 LUXURY CAR SAVINGS·-.... . . . .
A"LMOST 40 CONTINENTALS AND
' ·MARK IV'S TO BE CLEARED!
A ONCE·A· YEAR
CHANCE TO BUY
AMERICA~S MOST
DISTINCTIVE
LUXURY CAR
AT A
MEDIUM CAR
PRICE!
1973 CONTINENTAL 4 DR. SEDAN ---Auto. lemp, air, leat~r int .• lilt whl., 6-way bench, AM/FM
·stereo la!>". interval wipers, power slttring, power
windows, power door tock, Michelen steel belt w/w, and
more. Less than 3,0!'0 miles. Exec. car #690". (839842)
1973 CONTINENTAL 4 DR. SED.
Auto. temp air, leather inf., tit. whl., 6-way bench,
AM·FM-stereo, full pwr., vinyl roof, Michelin steel bit.
w/w, d lx .... ppear prolecf grp .. body sfde molding, elc.
Less than_J,000 miles. Exec. car *2673. (927786}~
1973 2 DR. CONtlNENTAL CPE.
A"uto temp.· air, leat1'11r int;, tilt. wheel,.' way, bench.
AM -FM stereo, auto seat bk. rel., full pwr., vln~ltoP. side
mouldings Michelin steel bit, W/W, llnd more. Less than
)~miles. Exec. car 129.t2 (906336}.
10VER 30 .fACTORY
! FRESH STAFF AND
DEMO CARS AT
ALMOST
UNBELIEVABLE
SAVINGS!
BIG SELECTION
OF MODELS AND
i
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•.SEE. AND
. DRl\fE ,. ·:
• ' ,. •• t.
·THE 1914~5 .'. ' ·-'TODAY!.·
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NOW A : :
' .. NO. 1 IN
·:"·SQ •. CALIF·.! ...
..----WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM-----------..--.
SANTA ANA 'LINCOLN. ·M'i:RCURY
1301 N . TUSTIN AVE SANTA ANA CA 92705
' CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE TOP TOTAL
' MERCURY SALES JOB IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA FOR SEPT KEEP UP THE GOOD
WORK JV#' LANCASTER DIST SLS MGR ··. __ . " . ' ' ' ' .. • ~ ' '
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SUPER SERVICE AND SAVINGS .MAKE THE DIFFERENCE! --'
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OVER 40 NEW
CA PRIS
READY TO ROLL!
V-6 e A CYL. •·AUTO. TIANS.
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sru~s
Wl'RINA' .. ON
THE SIXY OHi
fltOM NaOPlt
SAVE~
ON BRAND 'NEW
MODEL "L"
PANTERA
BY de Tomasso
WHILE THEY. LAST
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LA CUESTA VILLAS
$30,490
Clos• to the ocean in Huntington Beach!
Credit rejections at fi rst unit price!
Heritage Collection
VACANT·CO,STA 'MESA
4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, block wall fence,
hardwood floors, nice big yard. Nolv vacant,
ready for quick move in. Asking $29,600.
CALL 54-0-11 51
NO DOWN VA
SUPER SHARP 4 Bedroom, 2 bath Costa
~tesa home. Great features like brick fire-
place, kitchen/dinette area, new paint inside
& out. large double garage & beautiful land-
scaping. J ust listed. Priced only $30,000. -
\-Von·t last a \\1Cck ! CALL 546--5880
COLLEGE PARK
DELIGHTFUL 4 BR & Family room. En·
tranceJor boat or trailer. Close to all schools
& shopping. Outstanding value at $33,500.
CALL 54-0-1151
Chntr1I 0.ner•I G.n.r•I
/Q '""• ;:;?. * * * * * * .. ~ * TAYLOR CO. *
•"'-FABULOUS SPYGLASS HILL
Wonderful NEW home for a tge happy fam-
ily! Spacious enlry hall w/circular slali;way.
..._,"""-REALTORS 4 Lge bdrms, lge· FR, DR & huge finished
bonus room with balcony. Rm for pool. Com-
plete Jdscp. You O\Vn the land! $125,000.
ONE . OF BEST
DUPLEX-CdM
7 TWIN LAKES CIR. SAT/SUN 1·5:30
COUNTRY CLUB ATMOSPHERE
This 6 month New home presents a beauti-
ful picture from a block· aWay-you'll be
proud to say it's yours! Palos Verdes stone
front & situated on a lovely view lot in Big
Canyon C.C. "Bright-as-Spring" colors in
s1nartest decor. 4 Bdnns, FR, DR & 2th
ba. Enjoy your holidays here. $129,500 ..
I CHERRY HILLS LNE SAT/SUN 1·5:30
LIDO \Vaterfront. 3 Bdrm. & lge. family rm.,
or 5 bdrms., with 6 baths. L~d? Nord. S~c
tacular view! Waterfront J1v1ng rm. wtth
step-down wet bar. Pier & float. $275,000.
* * * * LOVELY custom 5 bdrm., 3 ba., Lido Nord.
on spacious 40 ft. Jot. Pier & slip. Adjacent
lot also avail. for sale. r.?95,000
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 6754161
General I General
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4 BEDROOMS I NOT EMPTY.
$32 900 JUST VACANT ' GTS oocause' this lovely home's NEWPORT H • just l~n rini~hed. It's all
2 Baths, ll('11' c:1111~t s & Pl.1i111. n~w & i;parkllng. New green
R-2 lot. Chvner 1vill help shag carpeting in nil rooms.
finzrn<'C. Vaeant. 3 htigr bedrooms wiU1 These have carpet. fl oor tile, and drapes
included. 3 BR .. 2 BA ... HUGE farm kit-
chen, detached garage.
GOVERNMENT REPOSSESSION
$29,500 -3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, large double
garage, hardwood floors + pool, near New-
port Back Bay. Fantastic value -bids close
soon. Call us for full delails. CALL 546-SBBO
On r or Corona de! l>lar·~ best
Ooor plans. Excellent loca·
lion, close to everythin:;.
Fron! 2-story unit has
l.eamed ceilings, sunken Ji\··
iui: room v:ilh conversation
brick !ireplace. '1 BedroQms,
21,2 Baths. builtin kitchen,
spacious dining area. Back
unit is also 2-s tory, 4
B!!tlrooms, :!'~ Baths, and
has ll buillin kitchen too?
Ho1v about this for a good
buy!! $110.000.
WATERFRONT RESIDENCE-$140,000
Includes the land! View of channel, ocean &
sunsets. 4 &inns, formal DR, large living
rm \Vith fireplace & Ige wet bar. Spacious
master BR suite. Great patio on water side,
private boat dock. Ample priv. pkng.
· e CALL ANYTIME e matching bath!!, white brick ,.3 riTl'plact!. Large baclt yard. 644-3928 or Eve. 646-4-Anyottt' can assume this VA
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
NO PAYMENTS UNTIL JANUARY
Model One Block West·of Beach Blvd.
off Adams in Huntington Beach ' .
AYRES SINCE 1905
536-1445
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MESA VERDE NORTH
DOLLHOUSE -3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, fireplace,
huge family room/country kitchen combina-
tion. ln ne\v section. See this one for sure !
Asking $39,900. CALL 541)..1151
MAKE OFFER
ALREADY THE BEST VALUE in Mesa
Verde, but O\vner still invites offers on this
1800 sq. ft. 4 Bedroon1 home. Beautiful de-
cor, ~'ood paneling, wallpaper & good car-
pets. Elegant setting on spacious Jot. Roo1n
for boat or trailer. CALL 546--5880 PRIVATE
MANSION BIG HOME TOWNHOUSE
NEEDS FAMILY EXCELLENT COSTA MESA location. Big 3 HUGE POOLS
$34,900 It ~·ou appreciate top grade 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, shag carpets, near
custom ronstruction, ex· clubhouse, schools & shopping. Bargain
trem.:ly fiexible Door plan, priced at $24,500. Hurry! CALL 540-1. 151 Sweeping curved drive leads 4001 sq. It. of elbo\I· 1-oom,
to pri\'ate n1 ans ion. custom IJ\\'i1nming pool, for-ASSUME 7010 LOAN BreeZe\\'Ry entry. Ove1·size ma! dining, panoramic ~an fl
living room. Family size view, pri\•ale acc:PSs to LARGE 2·STORY 4 Bedroom home. Com· bedrooms. 1\1 A. n I c U red benches, and be-low market I
grounds. 3 spru·kling swim· tenns with ooly 20"' do\l•n P ete with step-down liVing room, formal difl·
1ning pools. Large associa-AND ·~ · ing, closed in patio room, & 3-car garage.
tion nialntained Gret-n Belt. Otalrt> 4, 5, 6 or 7 bedrooms Gfeat cul-de-sac location, just steps to com · NOT A CONDO. V11\11r priC'· CAl~L 641-7%1.1 ·t I & ~ b It CALL 546-5180 rrl u• t"'.t!lOO. A~sun111hle f $ISS 000 FEE munt Y poo ".een e .
lo;1n. Hurry -cull 847..(i(IHl. 1 '
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ESTllTEHS ERITAGE
REALTORS .I EVER STOLEN A
DUPLEX?
PRIME OCEAN VIEW Try this: tll'o 2 bedroom I ~=========;======== units . douhlf' garage in· O.nera l G•ntrat PROPERTIES rorne or t~T"aO flfr year. A$k· I -"=='---~--..::.=;;.:.;_ ____ _
FOR SALE ,,,. 135.•;o '"' •w' """" 1,.L.._**n**"* **~**"*"'"**~***n**'""*"'"-'.1 1 B\' STA.rE O ~' CAL!f'. price. Ov>ner says sell! Cull jl( )
Ask for i\Ir. \Vest Red Carpel. )l ca 1tor 5 OWNER TRANSFER I VERY ANXIOUS! 1213) 620-37~ 6-1.l-SOSO !open vcnings). *
644-7270
Send for your free
Home for Living
magaiine of Newport
Beach area properties
with pictures & pric•s.
2821 E. Coast Hlway
Corona del Mar
WATCH THE
SUNSET OVER
CATALINA
OPEN SAT. & SUN .
6 BALBOA COVES OPEN SUN. 1-5:30
SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW-$119,500
Breathtaking! One story residence on Spy-
glass Hill. Consists oC 4 generous size bed-
rooms, family rm, formal dining rm & 21fi
baths. Lovely carpeting, tile roof & 3-car
garage. Fabtilcius area of1111 nTw 110mes. -
15 POINT SUR DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30
DOVER SHORES BEAUTY-$225,0I»
Fantastic custom built 5 Bdrm home. Lge
fam rm, formal dining rm & 41h baths .. ·Air·
conditioned •. Jtalian marble haU, inini·pool
\11 /jacuzzi off mstr bath. Approximate 4600
sq. ft. Land included. Really beautiful.
1337 GALAXY OPEN SUN 1-5:30
CORONA DEL MAR LUXURY DUPLEX
Enter thru a dramatic parlor to m assive
wet bar in combined fam. rm, kitchen din.
rm which opens to Spanish court-rd. The
entire 2nd floor is the master swte with
mezzanine study. 2 BR, 2 BA in m ain resi-
dence, 2 BR. 1 ba in unit. Hurry. $149,500.
608 MARGUERITE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30
PANORAMIC VIEW-$235,000
See the bright city lights. bay & ocean!
Truly charming custom built 5 bdrm home.
FR, Jge dining area, wet bar. beautiful pool,
lush landsc, Jge lot &. much more.
EXCLUSIVE LINOA IS LE-$195,000
'fhe colorful bayside setting of this spacious
· 2-sto'fy home, typ~ies the relaxed life style
of an affluent island comr1U.1nity. Each of th e
4 bdrnu. has its own bath, plus a powder
room next te the downstairs den. The 18' x
38' living room with. 12' ceil, overlooks a
waterfront patio wi th private pier & slip.
J ust dock your boat & become a part of the
fun loving atmosphere.
B LINDA !~LE OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5:30 I"""""""""""""""'"' Beautiful 5 BR, 4 BA pool home. Supremely GeMral I Gener•I constructed and decorated for elegant living.
Choice Newport location. Price reduced to
$135,000.
3 YEARS NEW II, Office Open Saturday & Suncl1y
"'Our 21th Y ••r''
LI DO ISLE BAY FRONT
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 P;l. 844 VI..\ LIDO
NORD. Prime loc., 4 BR. 4 ba. hon1e. Sep.
din . rnt.; 40 fl. lot. S295.000
OPEN HOUSE-BLU FFS
Con1e see th.is charn1ing. professionally dee·
orated 2 bedroo1n and den ho1ne. Terrazzo
entry and kitchen. Ready to move in-don't
\rail-see today! 426 Vista Suerte. Open
Sunday 1-5. $55.927
BAYCREST-OPEN SUND AY 1-S
1807 Holiday Rd. Beautiful bargain. This
Jvan \Veils 4 bedroon1 home has large form-
al dining roo1n. 31h baths and family room
overlooking attractive pool. $84,500
OP EN SUNDAY 1.4 BIG CANYON
E,~·i:.,~.~~~';;'~~~ WfSLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
inaiiJe & out. "Decorator" 2111 San Joaquin Hiiis Road
kitchen & baths:. Lighted. ''OY•rloolclng 81: Canyon Country Club'' ~~nto~ti~~~ thl~r~--'N.:.EWP:;.:.:c....:O=R.:.T:....:C=NT.:..:.:E::R:.:!.., .:.N::..B::·:....:.'':.:4c.:4!::.::I0:_ __ 1
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PRESTI GE WATER FRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
Linda Isl• Wat•rfront
INTEREST LOAN
$25,900, 4 BR 2 BA
All pollshcd & l'hineiJ
little <loll house, Fantastic
ust'd brick fireplace. Plenty
of land here to gt'O\V )"OUJ'
own vegetables and fruit.
Pay juat Sl8'l per/mo. on
this VA resale. Call 545-0-'65
Open ever.
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C.E Cole.-..·orthy & w.-Realtors
DISTINCTIVE HOMES
LUXURIOUS BLUFFS CONDO
l\•Jagnificently decor. 3 Br, 21h Ba home.
Bright & light. Oversized garden r,alio. Fully
air conditioned. YDtl own the and priced
$79,500.
"6 Rue Verte. 3 bedroon1 7\tonaco n1 ode l 011
choice Jot in origin al sectio n. Air condition-
ed. O\vner \1·ill c<Jrry 7~(. lst TD for 5 years.
~149,000
Custon1 4-bdr1n ., 4V2 bath home on lagoon.
Fully equipped island kitchen, waterfront
fDn1ily room, billiard room ...... $245,000
HARBOR VIEW-MONACO
Beautifully up-graded 2 Br, & conv. den.
garden kitchen, to brick patio. Largo master
Walker 0 LBB suite & formal din. rm priced for quick sale II · not lease hold $62,950.
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TWO HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Take Your chnice. 5 1Jcdroon1 s. :i ba!hs (•r
S93,so0 or 4 bedroon1 s, 21'i baths (1( $89.900 .
Bpth have vie\l'S of Big Ct1nyon Golf Course.
DANA POINT VIEW LOT
SpeclAcula r !-!arbor and Ocean vista. Large
level lot priced at $159 ,000.
SPYGLASS HILL
Linda Ille Wat•rfron t
Lov£>ly 4 bdrm .. 4Vi ba. home ,1·ith swim·
1ni11g pool. pier & slip. panora1nic vie w of
n1ai11 channel. Lge. fa 1nily r1n. w/space fo r
billiards & fatnily dining. Waterfront formal
dining & living r1n . $290,000.
For Complt1• lnformatJon
On All Homtt & Lots, Pie••• Call:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bayside Dr., Suite I, N.8. 675-6161
NO DOWN VA
3 BEDROOM
& POOL
Bef\utiful corner homr brand
ne\11 !>fl.Int in and out. 1 .vear old pool \lith oversized
hf'al('t• & tiltt-r. Pride ot
ow11cN;hip for juirt $30,900.
1-lurry -call 8"2-2:)35.
PflE'N 1ll 0 • frS FVN 10 BE Mell
Conveniently located to hlariners Park,
school, & library-excellent family neighbor~
hood. 4 Br, 2112 Ba, hobby rm . Large covered
patio, 'varm hard,vood floors $59,500.
BEGINNER'S LUCK
For the beginner that needs space but not
the big do\vn payment. Quiet Santa Ana
neighborhood, close to schools & shopping.
4 Spacious bedrooms, buil~ln kitchen, l 'A
baU1s. fireplace & large fenced yard, $29,000
-And try just 10% do\vn! Lovel v 6 bedroo1n traditional ho1ne. Cozy
familY roon1 \I ith fireplace and "'et bar.
Bonus rooin. Slr iinim.Og paol, gazebo, vie\v •. 111 iGiieiiniieriiaiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IG.:..:.en..".e:.:r.:.•.:.• ____ _ $225.000
BEAUTIFUL VIEW-CAMEO SHORES 9 COMM'L
[rlJ ll~l'll\ll C. F. COLESWORTHY
640~0020 Oceanside -private bench -huge Jot -
s paclou~ hon1c with bean1cd ceiJlngs and RENTALS parqu•L floor.,, 4. bedrooms. 3 baths. SI 15.000
PRIVATE BEACH
PRIVATE
BOAT RAMP
"Budget Balanc•"
3 Bi.a bed.mu. 2 full '-lhs
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tantlly tun home. Bltns,l'l"l!!l!l!l"""""" ....... .;,;~..,."!"'""""'"""'""""I cpU, drpt, 2 car praff!. "'----ral G er•I UNIVERSITY PARK SP ECIAL $59,500
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pl an in a ''er.v SPl·:CIAl .. Jocatiori ! Bod unit.
tiled roof. "l-lanove r". 3 bcdroon1s 2 bath!
[Or $49.500
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Lot . Znn" C·2. 5Cl" x 146' Y.it11
•pp1~1-:-iml\tely 400() ~· ft,
of huildlnl(. Pi·~nt liu·nrn'!
i~ lm1· nt S5Z'> 1)('1· 1no. \\'ho's
flrs-t?
Point College ori a. lree lined ?J~Wrf!iJtQ.l~i!f!"!.!l'U.I 1treet v.i th New Englal\d r
at m 01phere. lnunaculatt V. E. lb..nl & Co.
condition orfers a gig:anttlc C::;::;:;.,.:;::"-:::~·~-~·;:::;!I rMAter he<lroon1 suttc with _
flre~~lng area. nnd vnnlty. 3 BDRM-NO DOWN $111'; intl'T't'llt a\'llll11t"(' ot N•wport SG.l.000. ::;f;F: IT!! Plea.~ \V<mderf'\il 3 1Mlrm, 2 bulh
eal\ C1'0. ·nu>rnn11 or hl.11 flfnne with t1inln11: nn, built
n.micl:ites. :t'6-2.1J:t ine;, dlt~hwt1~her. Family rm. I I
F.i-iew oPt:rv nL 9 . 11sFUN 10 11: NO"/ flrt·plaCf'. For<•td•n_lr ht. Im· • • 1T1 r t ft 111 !l I:' 1t I I\ I ,. land.tcapitist.
* IRVINE TERRACE *
NEW Ll$TING
Fabulous view of bay & ocean . 4 Bedrooms,
family room , den. 41h: baths, 3 fireplaces.
Pool. 3 Car garage. Approximately 4200
square feet, custom built. S179,500.
C1ll for 1ppoint"1t_f't_._
DAVID D. CARLSON CO. ,~~t, 1 ['~lii$1if!l .:.:~~~:a:::,.
I · -!CIJ1:!!!_!e~WMY!'!'.,;·J~~i.i;671.~:!:_--1"''""""""'"""'""""'""'""'""""'""'""'"""B!!!!!!!~j REALTORS IJJ.9293
Lochenmyer.
Re altor !
loan with tol.a1 p.a.,yArent or
$230 per/mo. senet-"'ill
hrlp finance. PricM At
$'.!'l.500. Call --Linda Isle
By Own•~/BuilcMr -$250,000 · r>t">-043;)
Excellent Term~ I NE\VPORT CREST CONDO
t\fay lease option I Sacrifice Plan 2
~ +'73.77$2 • 6i3 778~ Poolside. Choice Joe. Save
1-Acre near JI u n l L 11, t on , $8,j()Q. Full price S39,9JO
Harbour . .53:1.000 I Vacant lmmed. occupy.
Fortin Co. Rltrs &12-j()OCI XJnl In!. k t e rm s 0\\'llror/ Agent. G-15-3230
I General
MACNAB .! IRVINE ,-··::, _______ ... ______ _
FINER HOMES
DOVER SHORES
Charming 4 BR/FR home. Many features!
$98.500. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 p.m. 1209
SANTIAGO. (Q21 /
BLUFFS BEAUTY
Lovely Trina_ t1odel -3 ~R, 21h bath -
on quiet greenbelt. Profess~onally decorat-
ed. Will consider Jease/opt1 on. Bob Owens
642-82.15. (Q22)
PRECIOUS PORTOFIN0-$61,900
Lots of living in tbJs 2200 sq. ft. lu:9ne.
3 BR's, Family. dining rqom . Closo! to
pool1 " clubbou•e. Joyce Edlund 642-8235.
(Q23) . I
BIG CANYON C:OND0-$15,000 I
New 2 BR. 2 bath + den. Immedial~ oc-
cupancy! Lease or buy: Betty Ken-M4-
6200. (Q24) '
BONNIE BAY HIGHLANDS '
4 BR/FR home w/2 fireplaces & buiil-in
vacuum. Garden atrium. Immediate' oc·
cupancy, will consider lease/option. $74,·
500. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 p.m. 2200 FRAN·
CISCO. (Q25) '
GALAXY DR IVE ESTAT E
Most exceptional vie\v. Magnilicent. 5 BR :
4 bath + PR. DR. FR. & pool w/Jacuzzt
$400.000. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 p.m. 1368
GALAXY DR . (Q26)
FAMILY COMFORT -:
Lovely 4 BR, 21h bath home ~/nice yard.
Excellent Harbor View location. $74,995.
Charles Arnold 642-8235. (Q27)
IMPOSl!!G BAYFRONT
3!9'Mornfug Star-Dover Shores. S'!l!\P-
tuous 5 BR under construct1on .. Room for
oool -pier & slip. Harriet Perry '842-
8235. (Q28)
"BEST OF THE BLUFFS"
Custom 3 BR unit. one-level. larJte deck.
View! ~8.500. OPEN ~AT/SUN 1·5 p.m .
66S VIST.~ BONITA. (Q29) .....
CA<A GllAND E 1
Bict Canvon 5 BR/FR w/3 fireplaces &
ref: air Coftditioninir. J-f11 '1e corner lot., Ex·
"""c:ivPty riProrated. *140.000, Joel Smith
642-8235. r Qao > ·
"GARD EN SETTING"
ruston1 4 BR \v/secluded PQOI. C}\oice Ravcre~t t DovP.r ~hnres Area . Exau1slte
o•cor. ~110.000. OPF.N SAT/SUN 1·5 p.m.
l~l SANTfAGO . (Q31) I
FOR THAT INDIVIDUAL :
who demands infinite elegance our Big ·
Ca nvon 3 BR. 3 bath condominium is a
MUST SEE. $110.000. OPEN SAT/SUN l.S
p.m. 42 RUE FOUNTAiNBLEAU. (Q32)
MAK E IT BIG I
2 BR/,FR Newport Heights charmer! Great
potential to enlar~e in •lze & v11tue. Don't
mi,. thi• VlEW home . ${!9.500. L<>i• Miller
642-11235. (Q33)
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IOI c.w.r Dt"9 t42•1211
I •
AND ASSOCIU[S REALTORS
HARBOR Ill EW HOME
lmmaculate enJarged. A1onaco model. Dec<r
lrator dra~s, shag carpeting. By enlarging,
we mean 1t now has 3 BEDROOMS, 2·balhs, famll~ room, den, & !ormal dining room, "COz~ f1replac1, modern builtin kitchen, pro-
fess1onal , easy-maintained landscaping-All
for $74,500. ·
DELUXE DUPLEX
One o! the best Door plans in CORONA DEL '~· Front unit is 2-story with sunken liv-
m~ room , beamed ceilings, conversation
br1ck fireplace, spacious dtnlng area, built-
in kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, 2'h: Baths. Back
unit also has 4 Bedrooms & ·js 2-.stary with
~uiltin kitchen & dining area. This duplex
is close to all shopping. 1\n excellent invest-
n1ent al $110,000.
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX
.Corner lot. 2 Bedrooms, beamed ceilinged
cutie \vith cozy fireplace, new carpels &
paint. Re1nodeled l Bedroom rear unit with
builtins can be easily expanded over stressed
garage. A good buy at 1(7,500.
FRESHLY PAINTED
NO PICTURE Hi;lOICS .TO REMOVE, no walls
.. to scrub, absolutely cleah k ready to ..move
in. 3 Bedroom, tamlly room home localed in
one of the nicest areas in Newport. Boat
yard & room !or a pool. $69,500.
SECLUDED 9UIET COMMUNITY
PRIVATE BEACH, FLOATS & TE'NN IS
COURT -All included wltb the purchase ol
this delightful 4 Bedroom home. Just steps to
the beach. Owner will finance. 1'1ake ap-
pointment to see. $69,500.
DELUXE BEACH DUPLEX
CORNER LOCATION -Upper witb ocean
vle\v, newly carpeted, spacious rooms, built·
jn kitchen, fireplaces.
5010 Neptune, W. Newport Open Sun l ·S
• OUTSTANDING
BLUFFS CONDOMINIUM Enclosed patio BA YFRONT
for entertaining under the stars. Z.storr.. 3 SPECTACULAR LOCATION -And you own
'Bedrooms, 21h Baths, large homey builtin the Jand here. View of Harbor entrance &
kitcbe~ brick fireplace, new carpets & bay. Use your own dock to keep boat handy
drapes. How is this for an out~tanding value for ocean fi shing & skiing. 3 Bedroom house,
for $57,500! ~ large sandy beach. No problem with financ-
ing.
WHO COULD ASIC FOR ANYTHING MORE? 2233 B•yslde D•. NB
Located in CORONA DEL MAR on a lovely
tree-lined street. Rµic charm in front NEWPORT DUPLEX
Open S.1t & Sun 1 ·S
house, 2 Bedrooms, b . kit<:hen, carpets TOP RENTAL AREA -LOWEST PRICE -
& drapes, open beam ce· g, brick,fireplace. Roomy 3 Bedroom -each unit. \Valk to
New spacious ~ncome it has 3 Bedrooms, beach.es. $69,000.
2 Baths, cozy fireplace. Located close to ev-S nd
..l'ryl,!ling. ~,500. . Office Qpon S._!u~ u . •Y•
CORONA DE~U~~Td~l~:e~plex. Charm· ' PETE16ll~~e~~~ o,., N~~l TY
ing new upper unit has open beam ceilings, 0 J 642·5200
2 Bedrooms with oversized master suite plus t\o.
new carpets & wallpaper. Fiont house has tT ---------cvttdrtllf
just been remodeled \vith fresh paint inside ,... zwu._zav.zwwr_ --
& out. New carpets & wallpaper, paneled General General
living room with \Varm fireplac~. 3 Bed~
rooms, close to all shopping & you can walk
to the beach. A real charmer for $119,500.
BLUFFS CONDOMINIUM
Beautiful corner lot with large wrap-around
patio for your entertaining pleasure. In the
ne\v North Bluffs section. This 3 Bedroom,
21h Bath condo has decorator ceramic tile in
~e entry, up graded shag carpeting, cozy
fireplace,. eating area in the builtin kitchen
plus a formal dining room. Let us show it to
you . $74 ,900.
-OPEN HOUSE-
(3 BR& F•m. Rm. & Deni
li27 Port Stirling, Harbor View Home,
~4,500. Open Sat., Swi. & Mon. J..I
Duplexes-(2 BR & 3 BR) 400 Jasmine, Co-
rona de! Mar. $ll9,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5
(2 BR & I BR ) 719 Ma1i gold. Corona del Mar,
$79,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5.
2828 E. Co11t Highway
General
Send for your frH
Hom•• for Living
m1g•1ine of Newport
Beach area propertlet
with pictures & prices.
Corona del M.r
General
OUR 24TH YEAR
Offering S.rvice
Only Experl9"Ce
C.1n Provide
* B/B SPECIALS *
2912 AL TA VISTA-EAST BLUFF
Open Sat & Sun 1-5
Large 4 Br, family rm home freshly dec-
orated also, as further inducement owner
will reCarpet. This is probably the best buy
in Easlblufl. $59,500.
1821 TAHUNA-IRVINE TERR. '1
Open Sunday 1-S
Bay & ocean view-Beautiful 3 Br, & maid's
suite. Large formal dining r1n. Spacious rm
Lhru out. Reduced price . . . Now $127 ,000.
420 FERNLEAF, COM
Open Sunday 1·5
Delightful duplex , old CdM charm - 3 bd-
rms., 2 ba. front, ground level, -PLUS 1-
bdrm. income unit over 2 car garage. Shake
roof. tf86,SOO.
PLEASE CALL 675-3000
* BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * % BAY & BLACW REALTY '
II"''~· ·~I ~•U.)0 •OI • \•~Ci ''' .--= SPARKLIN~ LAKE 1.=:::::::::::::=:;:;,;;~
... to sail on, in front of this Ige. 4 bdrm.,
3 bath home. View of lake from most rooms.
Brick' terrace, lge. Jiving rm., mastr bdrm.
suite; on largest part of lake. Community
pool, tennis cts. & beaut. clubhouse. All for
onJy $75,000. XJnt terms avail.
OPEN SAT. & SUN . 1·5
22755 ISLAMARE, Lake Forest
TRY & BEAT THIS PRICE
... in Harbor View Hills. Ocean & bay view:
4 bdrm .• 2 bath home on lge., delight!ul, low
mamt. lot, only $76,500.
OPEN SAT. & SUN. t-5 1014 SEA LANE CdM I '
RENTALS
2 Bdrm. ho1ne. Corona
Others from $200 up.
il.r•·tu.~~
del Mar, for $325.
* 675-5930 * 3619 E. Co.1st Hwy.
Corona del Mer
Gener.11
BEACH AREA DUPLEX~!0,000
Two blocks from the surf. Both 3 bedroom 2
bath with blt-ln kitchens-huge floor to ceil-
ing stone fireplace in owners suite. Plush
carpets & custom drapes thruout. $9,000 cash
will move.you in. See it no"'· 646-7711.
WATERFRONT~22D,000
New on the market, this spacious custom
family home offers the epitome o! gracious
living. Beautiful view of the Bay. Our ex·
elusive, Appl. only 646-7711.
PRIVATE COMMUNITY~lll,000
Over 3,000 sq. ft. of comfort and luxury
avaiJable in this 5 bedroom, 5 ba seaside
1n ansion \Vith private beach provided. One
oC the favorite r esidential areas of screen
sta rs and entertaj ners. You might like it
too! 646-7711.
"DYNAMIC DUO"
SUPER DUPLEX! Nestled among the trees
in "Old Corona". You'll find the rustic
charm you've been searching for! Open
beams, shake exterior, step to shopping or
surf. Under market at $78,950.-Low down
or trade,
"VERY INTERESTING"
INTERESTS VARY ! Now's tbe time to grab
a lower interest rate on this spectacular
LIDO 'estate! 6 bedrcxun, 5 bath, family
room + delightiul dining room. Private
master bedroom suite. Easy care tropical
c.-ourt yard. I-luge street to street lot. Lido's
best va)ui . ! $179,5()Q. WILL TRADE!
"KARBOR VIEW HOMES"
YES!! Smack dab in the middle of this mos.t.
popular "Village" we've found a perfectly
beautiful and upgraded Somerset model . An
~xceptional experience in Jiving & a secure
mvestment. Offered for your inspection at
$79,950!
GRUBB & ELLIS CO.
Realtors
675-7080
1163 E,, Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar
G.neral
BEST IN BLUFFS
3 BR, l·LEYEL "PAULA"
l BR, SPLIT LEVEL "DOLORES"
3 BR., FAM. RM. "X-" -PLAN
These are beautiful, brand new condos on
lovely, picturesque greenbelts, with the very
latest kitchens. Beautifully decorated & up-
graded thruout. Priced to sell now!
JACUZZI, 3 BR. -BAY VIEW
END UNIT. "Nearly new'', elegant Trina w/
fabulous jacuzzi in priv. encl. patio. $79,500
HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOR BLUFFS SPECIALIST 6#-0134
General
"'' "' CATALINA VIEW
MESA VERDE, REDUCED $5,000
Spacious 4 BR 2-st.pry with huge master
bedroom suite, Island kitchen with breakfast
nook, lar~e family room, built tin bar, wood
burning fireplace, formal dining room, 3 full
baths, terra1.zo entry foyer. oversize 2 ca r
gar~ge, unlimited storage. Reduced to
S&l.900. Call 54&-2313.
associated
BR OKERS -REAL TO~S
lOlS W 6olb.,<! 671 l 6tl
*16 BALBOA COVES*
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5
BAYFll.ONT \Vf n l ~l.I P -1
Cusl. Ult ho111l' for lhe t'l·
('C'Uli\'E', 3 lidrn1s. 'l Ba .,
open hcan1 t.'C'il's.', he11t1
red11'00CI 11at1cli11g, lgl'. d1111.l
frµlc. in ra111Hy s, li1·i11J;:
r111., bi t-in kittll<'n with
I\ i t chC'n-Aldc (\ish\\'Shr.:
loads or t.'Upboard&, sofl
"·ater syst<'nl. Extn1 li;e.
dbl. garage 11•/elec. opener.
Attr. landscaped. ()y,-n1•r "'ii!
finance Jor qualified buyer.
$13~.500.
"C" THOMAS
Reoltor
2'.M \\". Coast Hwy. 5-IS-5.527
Ne~-porl Beach 54:>-5&13
TENNIS COURT.
I l/4 ACRE ESTATE
I ROL.LING GREEN la11·ns
.and stately trees. ?1111.in
llorne has loads of old V.'Orld
chann and unique an::hitrc·
ture. Slep dov•n master
suite 11•lth .silllng room, 1i..1g·
gcd bcan1s, tnalds quarters.
23' TAVERN KITCHEN.
Banquet forn1al d l n i n g .
Ei1tertaln('rs paradise wi th
1wn1 Sor tennis court. RED
BARM in.Jaw apiu·tmcnt
a.nd 2 guest cott:1ges (·an
provide income or roon1 for
ovl":r night guesls. DANCE
P A V f L I 0 N ovel'IOOking
magnUicent rree lon11 pool
and secluded g a rd e n
paradlse. Call 645-0303.
10111 \I L Ol \ll\
R £ .f ' U ,o./ \
Real E1t.1te licensing
!,col us P<tY halt of your
licensing lee. \Vi1h our
sµonso1 'Ship SW.00 11i\l pay
for your schooling through
Lwnbleau Real E s 1 ate
_.School a11d get you Jlcoosed
tn A1nerica"s g r en t c' t
business . RPnl 1-::~11tl'.
VIDEO TRAINING
DAIL V PILDT fS
NEW LI ~' '3i -CdM
Nice 3 bclrn). ho1ne "ith bachelor uni l to
help pay the costs of o'M11ershjp. Offered at
only $73.500.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Car1nel 111odel, "'ith valley vie\\'. 3 Bdr1ns.,
di ning rm .. tan1ily r m. 1'lany extras built into
this adult occupied home; it is better than
ne\I:! C~ll !or app't. to view. $69,950
OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5, 1982 PORT ALBANS PL.,
H\IH, NEWPORT BEACH
CORBIN· MARTIN
REALTORS C•ll Anytime 644-7662
Gener.II General·
FABULOUS OCEAN VIEW
Spacious Harbor Vie\v Hills Home on Setting
Sun Dr.; j ust listed! 3 View bedrooms, 21h
baths. dining roon1, fa mil y roo m & large en-
closed yard \\'ith pool &-atttactive fountain.
O\\'ner transferred out of state, has priced
..., ho1ne to se ll'. $95,500
BAYSHORES
Fami ly sized home on large corner lot. 3 Bed·
roo1ns. 3 baths. upstairs recreation room with
fireplace. Close to private community beach.
$83,750
SELECT RENTALS
Eastbluff -4 bdrms. -VIE\V, $550 per mo.;
Harbor View Hon1es -2 txlrms., plush land-
scaping, $525 per mo.; Newport Crest -2
bdrms. -VlE\V, $500 mo .
HARBO·R-
COMPANY
Ri!Af.TQRS
1841 E . Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
"'S.llirtg Rel l ~st•te in N•wpoit Harbcw , .. Since 1944"
673 -4400
While you Rl'e studying for
yoor l\t'C'Tlse you can avail General General yourself of ou1· continuQUl\ I ;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;=;;;;;;;;;; / field tniining and John f,
Lumbloa"·Do"""' E:d""'"' MESA DEL MAR $44, 990 Video Trainln~ i'Oll!'SCS.
This superb modern lr11lnlng 1109 El CAMINO
Is ava.ilablc to any llcenS('c Check this) 5 Bedroom, 3 Bath immaculate
desiring 10 join our i::ro,\·l~ 2300 sq. ft. ho1ne . Finest carpets, drapes & wall-organi1.a1 Ion. Due to our CIC· bed & dr I panslon 11·e 1111.ve openings papers. King-size master room. ~ss ng
throughout OrJ.nge County. area. Living room with loaded bnck fireplace
COLWELL 30' x 18' covered patio. redwood & . masterflll
PROPERTIES, INC. night lighting. Lanai patio area . Sprmklers.
\serving aJI or AYAILAIL( AT 10% DOWN
Oru.r~t> Coonlyl
CALL. 833-1931
PALERMO
Is The Nome!!
Top \·alue is the gnn1c! Call
us quirk aboul this C"'l.lra I
sharp. highly uwrnded l1Qn1t.'
in desll'ablc "Harbor \"it·11
Homes." 4 BR. 21 ~ BA,
lamily roonl, fon11al <lit11tl".
exceptional rcd\\'OOd rlc~·k, 1
Only 1; blo1:k ft'Olll club-I hon~r 11.nd nool
ONLY $81 ,100 FEE
ShoM E!IC'r'O\I' Desired
i\lin. Do<.,.. • R""t 1'l'r111s
644-n11
MESA DEL MAR $46,990
Drive by and check ou t 934 J unipero Dr. A
22'.-.:14' pool house overlooks free form pool
in 1-la\\'aiian setting. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bat~s,
dining room. living r oo1n . breakfast ba r. fine
shag & oak floors.
MESA VERDE GOLF COURSE
2 NEW LISTINGS
$76,000 & $86,000
CALL FOR DETAILS
COSTA MESA REALTY
SINCE 1958 548-7711
Aftu 6 P.M. Call 547-4617
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SHOWPLACE DUPLEX SO. OF
\\'hisJ)('r !ng pul111~. Trim, I
t:1ilorel 1.Jlfl !'II I'(' f I' r ('
ground!. I luge. l' I) \• 1• r r d
N'nlrr. SIJ'()llr~.11 in1rrior,
HIGHWAY OLD
CORONA DEL
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CHECK THESE LUXURY TOWNHOME Cn,lifornin rasunl living hi ' C'hot"i?<t' )Our i 11 riw•~ an•!
,LUSES AT THE BEACH bni:h,t nnd''' ',",',)~ ~"..u.r. ilr;1 1\("~ u1 1 hi~ :I nn,1.1 'JI
f.AblS.IDE CO.'\T,\ ?ltESA
i-. thr M'f!il!i! f•ll' thil' CUii"
J: ro1y I Bcdl'O('lnl home
,11111 lli'l>'lhl'uod I I o o r.1,
f1l·<'pl.it'•' .t "lll'n bca1n ~ll·
ll1!.!s. A1 th<' l'I' •r i" a ntat
RaC"hl'lOI' 11nit 11 ith a
f General
S & S qualltY built. Sunken
living room. Formal dining.
Large parquet floor family
room for carefree llvlng.
Separate la1111dry r o o nl
savc.11 Mom .111eps. Three la~ bedroom11. Ho1ne i!
now \'lle&nl -tnO\'e in
quick! J(1st reduced 10
$43,900. Act now! Call
8'2-"'1S.
rounJ 111~"· , s 1 ,-'" .'; <luplf's on 1t'l\r1y tn'I" ntt'I
El<'glllll, one 11:tol')' to\\·nho11'1C! Ont~ $:19.000.00 ~ h1un . lill''CI. ,Ju~! i.tr11.; Iro n1 par!;
l\ilhin l":';l'cilcnt b·atil'l11. e:1ll OO."...-Oili7. /Hld hf>11rh. Th l'i i~ /hr I l\ithin tnt~itly plann<'<I !"01'1· Ol>fN 1!L g. II s FUN ro 6£ NICft 1n11·f'~I Pl'l{'(>ll l\{'11 duplex
m11ni1y just ll'OO yrl.~ rrom ~ SO\llh ,,r 1h1· t111.:h1111y. C11ll
•"11\c1• ol 1.:1t10 s!'p11rat1ng lhe
II•(• uu ics. Bl(i <.iREEN
1 .. \\\-X. LOT~ 01'' FINE
Tlt l-'.F:~: ! All RppliRru·e5 in·
··lorl .. rL Ii '!( n11r BEST
!j,\R.C.\IN A1 $26.900~ BE:I'·
1°l::H lfUll.llY bl' a i• h . Prei.1.igio11~ llun. · 1y.11·~ 6i:.:-S:~·.o.
tlngton &-acliff poMion of '
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LARGEST NEW EXCLUSIVES
t BILLIARD ROOM I CLIFFHA\IEN Walker &lee co: Ts uni ng1on .,.;Reh. i\Tany
WEST OF 301 SI. ........... Rd. 3 + REAL ESTATE
cuslon1 extras, cathedr11l ®
('('ilin;::-11. Bermuda 11hutt~r11 _*_N_ EW *
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
. WALLACE
MINNESOTA • !aryli[y nn.. '. m •• refurbished, $68,500. ~ IWXl llQ. tt. of pure enjoyment. fireplaCf'. 2 BR. 2 B,\ & EXECUTIVE DUPLEX ' lavl11h living/dining fU-e~.
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REALTORS
-54'-4141-
(0pin Evening•) Pfll!I ~ :I bedroom. 2
fln!pln<'i! ho1ne -only
SGG,!'>00, In bay area of
Nt\\'POf1 Be11ch. Take the
cue and call 646-Tl TL
HONEYMOON SUITE
$44,500
lill\'t a nt>Wr endl"" ~r\d
honeymoon?? In lhil!I Im·
l 1nlkulele .t bf'droom 2 bath
homt'. The ma111er i;:ul!e IJ
completely aecludl'd fron1
the otl'ler be(lrootn11. A huge
tamll)' roorn Ju.ii nuule for
l".nl~fl.lnlna. \Vlth o. VA
aPUrMble. Don't dc!.lay call today. Red Ca rp e l, ---·
as woell as larie kiH:hen '
1111.h Hs 01~11 <lining SPfl«» CORONA DEL MAR '
NEWPORT SHORES Nowport Boach-l•vlne offlc~Opon evH.
'"" GJ •• R General General
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Own{'r will fiunnt.1!. $4.5,0<Xl.
CALL US TO SEE
DlYIDSDN
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b46·7767 673 ·9060
MOTHER•IN•LA W UNITS malnt. pr 0 vi d c d. Cont· 2 ll1\, ~·,\:.IJL \' H~!. FIHE· 1111d SJ!:i l'>'ll11t! 11 11h •'1<'1' 11n I
D I I t t E . 1· I I thi n1u11ity features include full PLACt;, J• l\'IAN\' E:\.fft,\S 1u·1·1 •1\ ~1-.1.., ... !hH! ~nu lh'\<'"1 FIXER $31 900 up ex , pus gues ap. n1oy JV ng n s 5$7-9930 tinvf' 1., 111 .. ,\~ 1;111· 11p~ T1'-. - '
I 1 2 BR I h Ith be ed ran.ge of rec racili!ies hlCld11: fl,.1~, ... fi'flni 11 fl'""' , 11'• ·r111 I ove y ocean v ew ome w am several µriv pool fltcllli 1 H1·in1;" nu n1011t•\' -h.,t mop
ceilings. lw'lolher can live in her own 2 BR det. Thi.11 homl' \\'Cln·1 la.iii Jon~!· t.'iki' 1 ·•re 01 th·1•· "'' r hn• ni I fl1i<I l•fTI(J111 1-·i" it tir. Sa\e
a11t. & a m•est apt. noes \Vith the proper\)'. Lornte1'1 In ~<..11 .... ·a lk , ofC ONLY $89,500 1ht)U~t111'~S! 11111!(' l l \·lng """ "' lnlerlor decor111or tire.nm Goldcn\l'el\t. Only S40.:)(Vl. CALL 644-7211 l"'.ll'\111 ~.1r1111 f•11illl)' roorn. Call to see anytime. hornc. J bcdroon1. 2 hulh Oornild l\I. Bird Bnd All!'OC. f-"111 ' k11"1;;:~lz(' hc>dron1ns. J\
MESA VERDE location wllh 201C40 flOOI 11·llh 1..0==.Si-7'=="-'~ 1 -1hr11ui:h•1u1 Lfl\\' LO\\' LO\V TRADE FOR RIVER, SIDE PROP. homo
1
" oholco COS!• ""' Sal"""""' 714,,16.6;.;1 EASTS I DE-POOL-1: ~!~~~~~·' '""'1 '"""''"''" h
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CLOSE .TO SCHOOLS S BR. 2 B' Mndo on the •olf course. air cond. M'pe.rall'iy Mated jt'lruzi. TWO HOUSES Exh.1 lttrgl' f11n111~ ,.~11m -.wth . ~. ! : ~ I p1·11't.'d l•t $31.900. l~tll'r '~ ...... "" H~ fan11ly room. bc11n1~ ON y, ACRE n111~~1\·r l•t'\t·k ru·rplA1·r 3 · '.' , . , hun·~ nn 1111~ t'lllf'~ C:all
Rt'("l'n/ly t"l'decorat~ 3 Splendid huge vie'v deck on the green. tt!I!~ and pe.nt_~J~. rt('\\' IX"rll'l'.'Olll . 2 hoth . mil llf•ll l(' 1 rh:h' "'"'· )1 17~10.
lw-droom 2 bath hOl't'H" on $47 ,500. earpt>ts throughout. Anti a $39,000 "llh 1>lrn1~: nl pr11 At') PliL• 1 -OLDER HOME -ON N 111_ 9 . its Fi.Jl'j ro oc NICE/
quitr cul-de-sac. Un~u&lly hu~,. ifOllf! fll'f'plitrf! lo e tllull k t ! 1 !(! n :l>x~'O \\nrk/Ylr'l nl. ()111k•r I [ ~
lnra:r lx'droo1n• antiquc'<I \\"firm you OU !~I \\•h11rr l.~, ti:i1a;~c ;;,:~] ~; 1nu~t ~I'll s:l"1,<l:;cJ. Crill HNI 2 BEDROOM @
wood11."llrk. covc.red patio Ontu~ 494-9794 nlWits. ll11TT)' 11.1»1'1 Inst, ~l1)' _ or lh"l' tn nl1(' ,t CnrJl('I, Hl'nllOl'll ~~. EXTRA LARGE LOT '
anll la~ shtdf' trtt1 21 Only Sl:l,!00. Cll.11 A,f'd lrt !hr t'lthl•r pay. EX<'l'lltnt lll-:Al. ESTATE SAL.~S \\ llh rN1n1 '" hullrl thf'l'f'
S·ll.000. I Rl'd C&niet, lOOO N COAST HWY Carpot, fll'allor11 645-8080. \'ll\\1(' 011 thf' Eutllldr -1·1~ or pa.11-thnr pro.11. 1\·hv ninre 1vld111oni:il 1111 11 ~. ll111hl
qealtorJ ~. ~ ' ' Any dA)' 11 the B'F$T DAY to Srt It yoo'll take It. Call tko1 l'lilrn thf' hilil:ll<"'I ron1n1? nml ha1·I' n 111'1\•, All H11~ "\\'red lt &: Rl":Ap"
The "Yeliow Pqu" of ~I I LAGUNA BEACH run an ad! l)on 't delay. Red Carpet, Re 11 I tot• Confkle11tll!.Uy, call for $30,000. Cllll Rell t:ar1let. t•rom trea~ure8 to trnah
clautftaf ••.. !J.12-667!. l!!!!~~~~~!!!!!""!!~~~!"!"!!"!!"!!"!~~~~~c~al~t ~t""'r~r.!6u-5618~~':.· __ 64:}-8080, J. C111~y lllll'l. M&-141.C JtrnllnN. 5'1fWl!i>IQ. Turn fflem into ca.sh
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Sltllf'Qy, October 201 1971
r•I
GOLDILOCKS LAST OF THE CLASSICS' POOL &
112 ACRE SPECIAL
ma neat nttt 11 juJt otr
Fountaln Valley. Cultornh· ed interior !toatlftl roman.
tie reeeU!d 1~11111. nUs
cm:y eempaet meparakll liv-lna and 1leeplnr ottas fot'
oonvenience &Id comfort
Mlni-cve mkklzie around ..
Fliexlble term• arid un·
bcdJevably priced al 128,850.
Cull ln and call 96UT67.
WUI environmental Cj)nlroJ1 bo the end of
neW' duplues In Coron.a de! Mar! Bµy be-
fore the law ol 1upply & demand Inflates
the prices & while interest rates are atabU·
izeit. ~ •flt 6U MarlJtold, now •.• the best
priceCt new duplex in town. Just completed.
3 B<lnns., 3 ba in each unlt; bit.Ins, lrplcs.
patios & outside decks. Lovely resldentiiil
street. $112,000.
l...al'}1't ~t'(.'\lfiYl' t' I ta t t ,
CM·nf'r moo.•in& &, mu.! .UI
at homl! for lnf"l'! fo.mib' ~·1th HI II'\.~ orchnrd.
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5 P.M. 1·1r1u1 PRIME PENINSULA LOCATION
Four 1-bdrm. units, "" block from top bay
beach. Great money maker. $115,000.
CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX, WOODED )."tt very cloi;e In -Newporl I
big trees, large ya.rd.I.
Load• of room in this 3
hedroom home. Ra l s e
chicken a.nd haw h'elb ems. $!1,!fJO. &t&-nn.
2 BEDROOM HOUSE
'A ACRE-VIEW
AREA. $'5.000.
$a,000
1'ruJ)' a ~f-a-klnd thi1
lltt!e chara'er ails quietly
wa,y at the back of a hURe
lot. Locall!d en the blufill
vitow property. Zoned R.-4
Orange Coast
2600 E. C0111t Hwy., Coron• del Mar
RIOAL ESTATE M4 -
OWntt amOOus. II.I a k e
reuonable orrer. R e d ~. Realtors 645-SOIO.
Tb< -~dJt,w }nJ.,, Wm._ Any~ ii the BESI' DAY to •• .a PUot Clualfted run an adl Don't delay •.
Ad. .call today -
DIRECTORY
HOUSES FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
2100 Seville Ave., Newport Heights, NB
873-7608 $79,500 Sat Sun 1-5
444 Morning Canyon, Corona del Mar
844-7211 $56.500 Sat 1-5
386 E. 15th St., Costa Mesa
675-7225 $39,900 Swt 1·5
2 BR. & FAMILY RM. OR DEN
426 Vista Suerte (The Bluffs) NB
844-1788 $55,927 (Sun 1-5)
10 Ru e Chateau Royal (Big Canyon) NB
844-8200 $85,000 Sat 1 ·5
#33 Rue Fountafnbleau (Big Canyon) NB
844-8200 $87 ,500 Sat & Sun l ·5
321 Kings Rd (Clillhaven) NB
842-5200 $82,000 Sun 1-5
2781 Bayshores Dr (Bayshores) NB
842-5200 $65,000 Sa.I & Sun 1·5
187 Albert Place, Costa Mesa
Mz.-0179 $2.6,400 Sat & SUn 1-5
213 Fernleal Old Corona del Msr
875-6000 $125,000 Sat & Sun 1-5
1574 E. Ocean Blvd .. Balboa Peno.
548-2313 $85,000 Sat & Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM
2006 Vista Caudal (The Bluffs) NB
875-3535 $82,500 Sat & Sun 1·5
•42 Rue Fountainbleau (Big Canyon) NB
842-8235 $110,000 Sat & Sun 1-5
1951 Port Locksleigh (H.V. Homes) NB
642-8235 Sat & Sun 1·5
218 Via Lorca (Lido Isle) NB
842-8235 Sun 1-5 * •2233 Bayside Dr .. Newport Beach
842-5353 $175,000 Sat & Sun 1·5
481 E. 20th St .. Costa Mesa
842-5200 $57,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
4831 Bruce Crescent (Lido Sand s) NB
873-8210 $48,750 Sat & Sun 1-5
713 Larkspur . Corona del ~Jar
873-8842 675-8459 Sunday 1·5
2428 Vista Hogar (The Bluffs\
675-5930 Sal & Sun 1-5
2030 Holiday Road t'Bayrrest) r-.rB
845-6500 $89.500 Sat & Sun 1·5
23!; \\7alnut (Nnt Shores) N.B .
548-1290 $49.500 Sun 1-5 * 4!101 RooseveU , S::inta Ana
554-2868 $30.900 Sat 12·5
30f Vi sta Trucha (Bluffs Condo) NB
840-0020 Sat & Sun 1-5
503 Playa <Bluffs Condo) f\'B
840-0020 Sat & Sun 1·5
4423 \Vec:.t Coast H"'Y· Ne\\'port BeaCh
875-7225 $79.000 Sat & Sun 1·5
2.811 Bavshores Drive, Ne"rport Beach
846-7711 Sun 12-5 * 1218 Parnell Place, Costa Mesa
845-8080 Sat & Sun 1.S
J BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN
1418 Santanella (trvine Terr) CdM
644-1766 $74.500 (Sun 1-5)
22851 \\"illard (Lake Forest\ El Toro
830-4597 $46.500 Sat & Sun 10-6
*1112 Berkshire Ln (Ba ycrest) NB
646·7678 $67.500 Sun 1-5
471 Broarl\\1av. Costa ~fesa
646-3255 · Sat & Sun 1-5
* * 65 I.Jncla Isle (Linda Isle ) NB
642-8235 Sun 1-5
4733 Cortland {Cameo Highlands) Cd~I
642·8235 $73.500 Su n 1·5
1 tot Highland f\Vestclifr) NB
842-8235 Sun 2·8
•41 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB
842-8235 $169,500 Sun 1-5
20332 Deervale Ln. Huntington Beach
842-8235 S57,500 Sun 1-5
4 BEDROOM * 1807 Holiday Rd (llaycrest) NB
644-1766 (Sun 1-5)
844 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB
644-1766 $295,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
197.81 Seacanyon Cir, Huntington Beach
536-7982 Sat & Sun lll-5
\ 425 Via Lido Nord. Newport Beach
8'15-7414 -$1~ Sat·& Sun 1-5
4JH5 Cortland (Cameo .Highlands) CdM
642-8235 $73,950 Sun 1·5
*1023 Do lphin Terr (Irvine Terr) CM
642-8235. Sat & Sun 1-5
3043 Royce Ln (oU Baker) CM
549-2064 $33,900 Sat & Sun 1-5
**22755 Islamare, Lake Forest
675-5930 Sat & Sun 1-5
1014 Sea Lane (Irvine Terrace) CdM
675-5930 Sal & Sun 1·5
**6 Balboa Coves, N.B.
644-4910 ($140,000) Sunday 1-5 :30
•4S21 Cortland Dr. (Cameo Hilnds) CdM
675-600 $76 ,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
247 Collon (Newport Shores) NB
646-3255 Sat & Sun 1·5
1939 Sanderling (Mesa Verde) CM
548-5880 Sat & Sun 1-5
16428 Ponderosa. Fountain Valley
842-0529 $56,000 ~at I~
4 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN
18691 Porto!ino Dr (Turtle Rock Hills)
644-1766 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
19112 Bethany (TurUe Rock) Irvine
552-7000 $62,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
4533 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM
644-1766 $115,000 (Sun 2-5)
1941 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
548-6125 $79,500 Sun 1·5
*104 Via Mentone (Lido Jsle)·Na
675-0123 $109,500 sat & Sun 1-5
201 Wake Forest (College Park) Cll1
54().8083 $33 ,500 Sat & Sun 15-
1209 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 $98,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
2200 Francisco, Newport Beach
842-8235 $74.500 Sat & Sun 1·5
#20 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB
642-8235 Sun 1-5
186 Shorecliff Rd, (Shoreclifis) CdM
642-8235 Sat & Sun 1-5
4545 Fairfield <Cameo Shores) NB
642-8235 $119,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
1856 Port Charles (H.V. Homes) NB
842-8235 Sun 1-5
1601 Castle Cove (Spyglass <Fl) NB
842-8235 Sun 1-5
•1907 Galatea (Irvine Terr) CdM
642-8235 Sat & &Ill 1-5
•1933 Santiago, (Baycrest) NB
644-6200 $110,000 Sat & Sun 1-5
•IOI Kings Place (Newport Heights) NB
642-8235 Sat & Sun 1-5
42 Mission Bay Dr (Spyglass Hill) NB
64Q-8684 Daily 1·5
••50 Linda Isle Dr (Linda Isle) NB
873-9060; 646-7767 Sun 1-5
1726 Ocean Blvd (Balboa Penin Pt) NB
675-4060 $79,950 Sat & Sun 1-5
310 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
613-7300 Sat & Sun 12-5
449 Prospect (Newport Shores) NB
673-3663; 842-2253 Sun 1-5
7 1'win Lakes Cir. (Spyglass Hill), NB
644-4910 1$125,000) open daily 1-5:30
t Cherry Hills Lane (Big Canyon CC) NB
644-4910 ($129 ,500) Sat/Sun 1-5 :30
15 Point Sur Drive (Spyglass Hill) NB
644-4910 ($119,500) Daily 1-5 :30
2807 C&\alpa ( Eastbluf() NB
675-4562 Sat & Sun 1-5
*3065 Loren Lane (Halecrest) CM
545-7856 $37,950 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5
15182 Lille Cr., (The Ranch) Irvine
833-3380 Sat & Sun 1-5
19431 Sierra Santo (Turtlerock) Irvine
IN WESTCLll'F -Here's a winner! Clean
and sparkling S bedroom, 2 bath llome with
a 15x35 free form swl.mm.i.ng pool. Uniq~e
lot has no house to the rear and extra Wide
sidcyard and llmlted tralllc in front (Somer-
set Drive). It's clean and now priced at OJily
$82,500. A listing of Nadine Croul.
1801 Santiago Dr (Baycrest) NB
645-7221 '127,750 Sat & Sun 2-8
512 DeAnza, Corona del Mar
673-8550 Sun 1·5
17 Tiburon Bay (Spyglass Hill) CdM
675-7225 $133,500 sun 1-5
2726 Cardinal, (Mesa Verde) CM
546-2313 $63,950 Sat & Sun 1-5
2701 Canary, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $64,900 . Sun 1-5
5 BEDROOM
2615 Lighthouse Lane, Corona del Mar
644-2369 $119,000 Sat & Sun 1·5
4 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB
673-= , Sat & Sun·l-5
S BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN
1724 Pl. Manlelgh (H. V. Homes) NB
644-1766 $93,500 (Sat 1-4 ; Sun 1-5)
17842 Mann St, Irvine
545-8424 $59,900 Sat & Sun 1-5
• 1368 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 $138,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
#55 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB
642-8235 $138.500 Sat & Sun 1·5
#5 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB
642-8235 $265,000 Sat & Sun 1:5
1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
644-4910 ($225,000) Sun 1-5 :30
3728 Ocean Blvd. Corona del Mar
675-0531 $197,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
6 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN
1607 Baycliff Circle (Spyglass #1) CdM
675-7225 $129,000 SUn 1-5
TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE
10054 San Juan Court, 'Fountain Valley
846-1305 $29,500 Sun 1-5
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
1644 lowa D. Cos ta Mesa
548-1166 $21 ,500 (Fri-Sun 1-4)
J BEDROOM
"6 Rue Verte (Big Canyon) N.B.
i44-1766 , $149,000 (Sun 1-4)
66:j Vlsla Bonita (Bluffs) 1\IB
~ $68,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
*2412 University, Newport Beach
546-2313 $42,500 Sun 1-5
3 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN
2657·Vlsta Ornado (The Bluffs) NB
875-5726 Sat & Sun 1·5
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
706 Narcissus, Corona del Mar
548-9346 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
262 Wave St., Laguna Beach
644-7662 Sat & Sun 1·5
1 BR EACH UNIT
404 Heliotrope, Corona del Ma r
642-8235 Sun U
1&2BR
719 Margild, Corona de! Mar
644-7270 $79,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
1 & J BR
420 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar
675-SOOO
•'
Sun 1-5
2 BR EACH UNIT
703-7031> Carnation, Corona de! Mar
642-57.00 $85,000 Sal & &Ill 1-5
Corner of Goldenrod & 4th, CdM
644-7392 $74,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
606 Marguerite, Corona de! Mar
844-4910 ($149,500) Daily 1-5:30
2 BR & DEN EACH UNIT
511 Poppy, Coronadel Mar
675-5726 Sal & Sun 1-5
2 & J BR
400 Jasmine Ave., Corona del Mar
644-7270 $119,500 Sal & Sun 1-5
431 Carnation , Corona del Mar
673-8550 Sat & Sun 1-5
J BR EACH UNIT
5010 Neptun e, West Newport
642-5200 $100,000 Sun 1·5
816 Marigold, Corona de! Mar
844-4848 $112,000 Sat & Sun 1·5
4 BR & 2 BR I
112 44th St., Newport Beach
646-0555 $82,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
3 BR & FAMILY EA.
518 Femleal, Old Corona de! Mar 1717 lrvine Ave . ._ Newport Beach ~
842-5200 $64.500 Sun 1-5
833-3380 Sat & Sun 1-5
2912 Alfa Vista (Eailll!Ull ~M. sarntl!fr:
357 CaLBlina (Npt Heights) NB
6.17-6210 $81.000 Sat & Sun 1·5
1740 Plaza del Norte (Penln Pl) NB
673-9060: 647-7767 Sun & Mon 1·5
1727 Port Stirling ( l-larbor View Hms) NB
644-n70 S75 S74.500 Sat. Sun & Mon 1-5
t982 Pt. Albans (11 .V. Homes) N.13.
644-7662 Sat & Sun 1-5
1821 Tahuna (Irv. Terr. 1) CdM
675-3000 Sun 1-5
2528 llowdln Place (College Park) CM
546-0022 $38.500 Sat & Sun 1-5
344 Otero (Bluffs Condo) ND
6'M).0020 Sat & Sun 1·5
3350 Fuchsia. Co!lta Mesa
645-0303 $43,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
675-3000 Sat & Sun 1-5
1120 Goldenrod (H.V. Hills) CdM
675-6000 $79,500 Snt & Sun 1·5
1412 Seacrest (Harbor View Hills) CdM
675-6000 $94 ,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
2326 1\1Stln Ave (Dack Day) NB
645-6500 $66,500 Sat & Sun 1-5
1815 Pt. Renw1ck (llarvor View Hms )NB
644-7211 ~1 .tOO Sat & Sun 1·5
••A Linda Isle Dr (Linda Isle) NB
644-4910 $195.000 Sat & Sun 1-5:30
3801 TnJet Isle . {liarbor Vu ffills\ NB
673·8550 Sat & Sun 1·5
2021 Aliso Street. Costa Mesa
646-05.15 $58. 700 .. Sat & Sun I ·5
16671 Phelpi'I. Huntington llnrbor
846-8193 $68.000 Sat & Sun J-5
•
4 BR & J BR
107 Sonora, West Newport Beach
673-9080; 846-7787 Sat & Sun 1-5
5 llR). 4 BR
2008 Ocean Blvd .. Corona de! Mar
673-8642 87~59 Sat/Sun 1·5
618 Acacia, Old Corona del Mnr
675-6000 $139,000 Sat & Sun 1-5
TRIPLEXES FOR SALE
2 BR & 2 BR & 1 BR
$10 Narcissus, Corona del Mar
675-6900 Sat & Sun 1-5 ·-** W, .. ,,_,.. .. , __
••• w ... ,, ........
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ChMr•I
NEW DUl'UX
Oow-..H-a..dl-OntY g blkl. to lhe ocean.
Dthl:xe 3 BR.. 2 BA. owner'•
unit. PIWI llOO.lt>' 2 BR. f.&11.
Pric'1d by builder at On.I)' '"'·""·
ALSO NEW
And nHr OQnn.. F~
prtctd tn>m $74.:IOO. Alto I I g unit agu, Near comple-
llon.
NOT SO NEW
But in excellent condition. 12
unit apt. In sood rental area
ot Loni' Beach. 'Priced rlaht et Sl30.000. Call:
5~ 53Ull'I
,., ,.
* IALIOA IAY PROPOnn * !
OCEANl'RONT NEWPORT HllGHTS I
New de!UJ.e trtple:r. f 8 BR., lovely lge. Uv.
Car parking. WU! trade_f!11. w/din. area. Bit·,
for oceanfront home or ~ ldtcll. 1.ge. back· f
-! $225,000. 871).7080. yard. Dbl. gar. Deco-I rator's dream. $47,500
HIRE IT IS 642-7491. . -
SI> Lot.s in Newport OPEN HOUSE I
Beach. plus 13 units, Sa1/~un. alt Ulb I.,
1 bll<. to beach. N.lj. ll'tirn. duplex, ""
$1il0,000. See them blk. to ~acb. Lo"(•r
now t! 673-7420. unit has h'plo. & bltils.
$78,000. ~ ' '. * BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES *
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~~ *. * OPEN HOUSES * *
4 Ol'l"ICl!S TO SEJ\VE YOU
Holieymoon 50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SUN. 1-5
Cottage 4 B<lnns. + 'family rm., wide lagoon. Pier
Retirement Vlllo & float. ,250,000.
or 107 SONORA OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 ~ingles Ore_•rnhoY!4'. \Vest Newport. New ocean vtew duplex .. 4 ~tevi:;,r"°'""thl ""t; ~.!\'. BR. & 3 BR. Cathedral cell's .• 130,000. !
~~t.1~~ i,"J:ny 1740 PLA2A DEL NORTE OPEN SUN/MoN 1-5
room, i&·ge garden t1~ P.e~in. Pt. Spanish design. 3 BR., fa.mUy irrl.,
and qUlet, IO\v trattlc stl'l!et, dining rm. Olde world charm. $88,500. ,
walking distance to a mm--· ~
nlunlry pi.ivate beach, I
' Only $56,500
'44-7211 DAVIDSON REALTY
~N IGI L '1801 W Coa>t H .... y NB l1•l l 1 I /f)/
cAI Lf Y &
A551J[ IAITS
1110 Newport Bl,,..d NB b?.l 'l0{,()
Gentral
* 59'x290' LOT * C-l ZONE RARE EASTBLUFF VIEW
E-Z TERM.<:
* Corona del Pilar DUPLEX
-168,SOO
* 4 Bedroont home (huge
masler BRI + family room
+ dm, 3-bRths, many ex-
tras. Quie t st.Net, $.'18.700
Enjoy the view from one of the tarkest 1QJ.s
in Eastbluff. Plenty of room for huge po0l.
4 Bdrms.1 family rm., brkfst. rm., entry court·
yard. $77,500.
OPEN SAT./SUN. 1-S 2807 CATALPA
* C-2 Propc.11y -N"°'vport
Blvd. "''ith 30' x 31)' building.
536,CMXI.
bowaJl() Lawson jrl.,
Realtoiz
)4 16 VIA l!OO • Nf-WPOIT l lACH, (71 '4) 6l S·4,ll
RAMBLING YOUR OWN
RANCH STYLE GARDEN
FIX IT & SAVE $$$ unusual, distinctive retreat
L«a.ted in best Ea1talde In the heart of Costa t-.tesa.
area on qU!et tree lined 3 Bedroom c u s t o m i z e d
1treet, 3 extra 1 a r a e home. Secluded p a t I o .
bedrooms, giant spacious vegetable aarcten & fruit
built-in kitchen, 2 tiled trees! If you ~ bored with
baths, cul-de-sac Joi, You routine, see this. $37,000.
will enjoy 'this home. Take loan. ASSUMABLE 7~t. VA
a look. Call Red Carpet, WAN.
Real ton ..,._, COATS
$27,000 4 BR 2 BA • & Mama's a;et·a·1ray. Sunshine WALLACE
clNn " ready f 0 r <r-· REALTORS cupancy, 1uirt right f o r ·
you renters io get started. 96:2:945.4
Carpets &: drapes thruout. -
H""e kitchen with gas •TREMENDOUS
...,,.,. eoun1cy "m'"'"'"" TR'IPLEX total payment.I are less than
rent. ~rll&'e 3 BR. 2 BA units. Best
rental area. \\o'alk to schools,
shops & churches. Live Jn
W lk 0 l one aln1ost rent fl'l.'('. Hurry, 8 er 11 ft8 won'.t 18'1 $48.950!! Sobm;t
•••L '''"'' on exchru~e. Cali 645-8400.
Open eves 5'15-0465 Z()ffWSEBy!MJYQ\1}Qfl'f774 2
HARBOR VI~
Original Ha.rOOr View 1D aome
of ua 111 1till THE PLACE
TO LIVE. T h I s ex·
ceptlonally nice view home
has the ~ Oexlble ar-
rangment of be 4 room 1,
allowing a 2, l. 4, or !I
bedroon1 U51l&'e. Lara:• yard
v•ould be great for a pool.
Only ~YGLASS
The ne\\·est of !be fine view
home siles in C . d . ~f ,
Subltanlial price reduction
cm this beautifully appointed
four bedl'oom home, with
TiiE FINE~ V J E W•
AVAil.ABLE TODAY'. The
home '" clear -submit your
beat ldea on financlq:. 17
Tiburon Bay Open Set. Ir.
Sun. 1-5 p.m. SJ.3.1,500. Cati
675--7225
DANDY DUPLEXES I v. E. Howanl .t eo.j
2 Bedroom units on large _ .._._......,. . -~;:::::;:::::;::::::;::;;~-I lots. 10% dcni:n. Only: ·
$36,500 ONE Ml LE TO BEACH
BEACH DUPLEX
LIKE NEW
3 Bedroom &: 2 Bedroom units, 1 block to the beach.
Com pletely redecorated.
New cupets. drapes. 10%
down.
$76,500
Bev.utUully tandscaped fami-
ly hclnif!. 3 bdrm, 2 ba, farni-
ly &: dnng room, dbl.e ga-
r~. CO\."l'l'ed patio v.itn ro-
Upk@ep 1'e'llr yard. Quiet ctll-d~ st, Teniflc tamlty
home, and the k1ck can bi-
cy-cle to the surf! Assumable
6% 1oali! ! ! &JO-mt. 0pen
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W1·l1t•t1.&.( 1111111 11 1\
INCOME UNITS
SID N•rclasua
Tripl!X 45' lot Sat/Sun 1-S
711 Iris
Cute duplex + gueat SUn 1·5
-• • I I • '"' H o~lo"""
I '" '' ' 11 \1., 1 11"
DMLY PILOT (
r-'IC"os;;;;,;;t•:.;;:=:_ ____ I Fount1ln Va~
l· c~isi:sA Ol'~~~U5E Hun11.,...., -~1.;.rv;..1"'""'------· 1 :;L;:.;••:;":.:.""::...;:::::;;. ___ 1;L:.::-:i<:::::..::=:::..---i ·,::.:.~:-:=:::.. _ _::_5~~~!!~t:==¥~~~·~~ .... ;;.: . .:.::~:
THE BIG PUMPKIN LIVE IN IRVINE A IJT1lE HOUSE THREE ARCH llAY WI'! HAVE FOUND LEASE WITH OPTION for Mio HI
L•v••r re i1deo11a1 7~0/o FINANCING
CUI-Ge-Sac a t r t e t , S Imrrw:ul.Jte l BR. 2-" BA. 8tdroomt 2 Batt.a ~ Chateau Bl&l'IC Townhoule.
ftreplAoe, naw --1-400 oq tt. children can wall!;';'~' · rumpus room. Shak~ root. douhl• cU ~nn&'~ ~~ prag~. OUereid for $41,900. small Ch!Jdttn, 10'.&I s&lf' Call COLWELL ~ A<~ J .,,.,__, ua.n Cow1, ott Brookhrust.
CUSTOM HOME
' MOVE-IN
CONDmON
So, Of Ellis. $29,500,
NELSON REAL £STATE
846-1300.
Huntington Beech
SEA BREEZE
TOWN HOMES
·~ -It. • ~.... 2 BR .......... --A TRUE CALIP. Lowly • ·-• r=t -c-~rRY CLUI n..rlh~. ~ .. ~ $31,250 WITH BIG IDEAS ... •111"1rm. m1 mll•"" HOMll ~,~,;:"silo. ,... -"v1LLA ~ .. wtth formal dtn1!'4' tit ~ 2Ab ~1 -priced NNtfed in Uie hW.11 of ~ll ,,, ~·1 .... ~ R1ch In wood.a, coal w1th BMut. 2 Br., l~ Bii., :Priv. IUU..,. room. Kitchin to the • ...,t r • 1 yr, °'d. 10 Lquna's famed H.lvlera ouer ..-&><--· han:.1 ltladc tile, and 10NES !*do. MUI 6tdt. elect. :f Cll.I'
nv of the boule. Ntwl;y mlnutes from University ot (.'(Ullif'll!, amidiit 1 he $73,900 ~ ln hmlr)' hm&I. iliuv-ti«:. pr. ~'lh. built·• CU•
carpeted 6 tttlhl.y painted. Callt at Irvine. G*n@t')' of 18u ahnlbi. lt FANTASTIC VIEWS dinlna' rm. 5 Br, c0zy wvad pets. drp. M• Verdi Anlll,
Thbh ~k!.'9-' a 1 ~:~ M6-0022. has an OUTSTANDING cwll r'be '°'• 2,<mln llt ft oC ~I •·-llt:lreplacn 6 best .. !' Estlt46 '40.000 Priv. pty. f'« funhel• cu 10 _,, on t ,..,.,, VIEW OF THE OCEAN. vmg ID&ot lhil lm· "" 1.&.111 Y rm with wet usf 11141673·6210 Info. ctJ1 J"1me Edwardl.
only $296 ~~nlhCaltlotal SORClNG ON nlE ROCKS ~~te e!llOfn bomie. a••ay AO.Im f~2_..~ '"'"·--(213l 271-U64, Ext. XIS. pa,)'mt'Dla. .._......... to BELO\\'. .............. art'Cl. I thb .,.,.,...._.re
Inspect 846-.V16. w lk !! l Unktuc 2 kNM art'hlt~"t\Jrt" EXECUTIVE HOME fatr'A.'l.)'a. Open Slt/Sun. 1-5 Ntwpwtk4~tlMO Meu Verde VIII•• THE SHINY APPLE 8 er U' ee FEATURES 2 BDRMS I< N<>rth t..guM, 1w"ep1 n g No.~ Royal ~. Cieorve. Biz Newport Helfhh 2 br, l ba., pr, pool, &Awn.
< !,~=::''::';'::' ::'':"::':':"'.::::=:'.. 2 ""THS. O•-~-. & Dana Point to Pa Io s Canyon. I-'==;.;..,;.;.;:==---atMe loan. Gtant J OOOt re-Ch•f" lnia homl' Int Wh1te ...,. ""' ""''" Ch I C Cod '""'~ ~ ..... _....___ "n &~ bath i¥ ~atcd or1 \<N,· .. r \'erde• view. ()pen beam ...,. •rm "I •pe "'"!>·· ~,,.._nr,-. ..:a.r. KIOVt' lest & it woold paaa. L•gune Beach u· 1 :C 0 -•"--n ,_ ... •-,~ $21500 Qi.II 3 B<'dtoonlll, J&j b•llis, cor·I";;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;; lt•vel ~·ith ill'Cping lo!t & ce uia:s, (.'OUt't entrnntt, .. cmoU\M. 1-t'nu1. -eps .,..,.,. ·s · ncr lot. ncaUM" trom the!• IUli MC.p&rlthl eotr1tnei·. Thi.' BR Den & huge boo~ roon1. I I llf'ach & bay, paneled k CJ REAL ESTAT•
llr-hool. Nice F1fA }Ot(ti can uppt r Jevt'I I e 11 t u r r ~ $148.000 --bea..n\t'<l liv ml. 2BR, be, 1133..i&w or :»S·UG8
be D.li5Ui1lod, low i11ie1~11t. }.tODERNISTIC LIV. Rr.'l., LOWER J)OH '(. rRAMW.Lix den, brick oourtyun:!. $79.SOO -LE-.~UC~AO-,-.-s.~.~Bl~u~,~,.~, ~,-B-,,
ah horn CoU \\'/BLACK IRON THREE BAY ARCH ' ~ open houliC Sat I< Stin 1-5, 2 Bu. deluxe, Ocean tTonl. s4~~ 847~. to ace. t~TR£PLACE, EXTh"NSJVF. .i BR horn~ wltii eXcellent lf01.1'0R ft4~~00 &\'I.lie A\'e.. end unit, Securlly. 20 min
VA NOTHING DO~N USE OF GLAS.Ci & OPENS ocean view, close to privatt• mor..ic-ltitfw' to San DleJl:o. !TI4) 153-717()
'" TO t.GE. SUN DEC!{ \\'/ lwach entrance, tennis ~,_.!:==!IOI lllUlilDJ:: ""/V\I, 3 BR. F.R. or fT14) 879--0122
NO COSTS OCEAN VTEW · oourla &: park, $105,000. S68.fm. Open Sun 1-5. 612 VACANT !Id ult condo, 2 BR
' Ownet' hll.! j1111t moved.
Eastalde Costa Me s a
Our models will be reedy
In just a fe11' duys. But
II you oon\e out "°"'" you c:an beat the PRJCE JN.
CR.EASE. Spiral staircases,
loft bdnns, trple1, v.'et bars,
2 story din. nns. front I<
rear patios. 1'· bednxlms.
Up to 14.19 sq. ft. Swimming
pool, jacuni, 1111una &
rtcftaUon !'OOl\l. Take Ellis
E. of Beach Blvd.. tum So. oo.Chapel I.II ln Hun-
tington Beach. 96 2-60 70
F<om 127,9$.
4 Pius Pool. Bad"'· ln need This charming llttle house LINGO REAL ESTATE * LIDO SANOS * St. J1tmt>s Pl. 5-18-6310. 11; BA, new ,.,.11 & drpe. y CARPETING It VJNYL n• _,,, 4gs..1397 -r of ~ v.'ho can. l..a1'(te 1-1 A S N E \\' \\r I "' 4 .... -ouou or Beat buy! 3 Bdrms.. 2 N Sho Sll.000. $390 down & move ~~rz:th ~OO~ CARPETING &:-VINYL Laguna HIHt baU111: new paim. t'rplc., ewport r.. in. 836-4200 oft. I I Harbor HI-S c hool. 4
1 Bedrooms, 3 Baths. Oen,
Family Room, Fireplace,
Brftldut Bar. Many fruit
tlfts. OUered tor S59 700 Call COLWEU. 646--05.15. .
"
FOR THE YOUNG1 ~AT HEAR:r
uolP'ld Urla ad, because )'OU
won't want to miss seelug
'thia sharp 3 bdnh home in ~a Mesa for just $24,500. C'l()floe to schools, al*> fenced
back yard, new CioY't
program that every on~
qua!Uies for -wilh $1200
down payinenL Call for
11.ppointn1en1,
Walker&Lee llllll ,,,,.,.
54&-9491 Open eves.
BEACH
FLOORING TI-IRU-Otrr. 1--=--------bean1ed cel1'11., shag carpct; BLOCK TO OCEAN Duplexes/Units
Ooor plan.r-~ Hunttnaton • Spacious red brick patio en-LEISURE \\lorid, new Villa dbl. a:ara.gi?. 2 Blk1. to sile 1'2 Beach loca n with cement Thi& 2 Bedroom 1 Bath compaues rear ~nds. Serena. l.ndivldual home, beach. Community pool. &: 2·St)·. A·Fn.me. 3 SR., 2 ba. 1---------· I
$FOR$
Larwln's Tiburon condos are
a better buy! \Vell·ktpt
park-like surroundings tea·
turn l or 2 stories, 2 to 4
Bedrooms from ~.990 with
attractive tenrui. Easy liv-
ing-airy all electric kitchen,
total E>Xterior maintenance
&: air conditioning. We kr)oy.·
them best • we hUilt then1. can the apeciallsta!
1,rwin rulty inc.
96M405 (24 hrs)
Equal Housi1* Oppty.
drive &:-&hake roof. Cose home has new' paint & The o\.\>ner "'Ill rurnlsh wl!h \•k!w, 3 BR. 2 BA. rf'C. arta. $48,750. Owner Nl!'Wly dtooor, in & OU!, 1ncl.
to Golden WC5t College. On-carpeting. Neat as a pln. PLANS FOR EXPANSION. elec «introlled, dbl &:ar· anxklwi -low u; l(ll'k down? new carpets &-drapes.
ly SM,900. Call 963-5621. Landscaping &: ocean view 'Mtls l'IO\'et '' LITTLE 644-032(. r~OOD REAL TY
you "°-on'! believe! HOUSE '\'ITll BIG t.aguna N~u.I JJ;ES
FAMILY HOME IDEA5." ''an oublandlngl _..,;;,..______ * 541-12911 * opportonilY 111 the nriroe n, LTY If«:. Se\'eral 4 Bedroonu1 with $47 500 FULL PRICE PRICE REDUCTION! fStlM view. All have beam 1."t'il-• Spacious 4 Br, hclu5e, breath· lngs, fireplact'. dining room OWNER MAY HELP laking v1ew, S 4 6, 9 OG . (7'141 873.5210 FlNANCY.' 4!&:'5686. F'OR sale by owner sharp
& ouU.ldc decks. Priced MISSION REALTY ~OO'IW....._.,.,., 2 BR. 1 4' BA, close 10 from $49,950 to $130.00J. So Lake Forest Nt'lfPCll\IMcn•C&litonUt2•to ........... In 1 •• ~-Huntington Beach's Laguna & Laguna Niguel 985 · Coar;! M\vy .. l..a-?1111a.1---------""'"' one o t .. .,. ~t
Most Popul.r area. Phone (714) 494.0731 DESIGNER 3 BR, lg. tr., JOLLY GIANT l39"".'500"'M. 0°pen1 s.n1_,. Cl5,'.nm. •1n6
1
1'6·
CALL 497·1761 -EMERALD BAY-new cpts. & lndscp., 3-ct1.r " 2 Bdrn1 condo. 1 ~ yean>I"'""""""""""""""""~ I gur., huge clubhouse. Im-Large cu~ton1 butlt home, S. Ola Vista.
new, Freshly Painted wilb SHANKS PONY to ahopping, At the very tori of 111e nr.111 n1ac. 830-l597 12 rooms. 4 BR, 2 ha, huge w·=1u...= ... '--"0"1 o.e'="'-,-,~H~il~l,-a-re-a.
tastefully .paneled and mlr-tov.•n, beach. Ado-bl• 2 section ol lh<' hny, \l'ith L I l'C'C. & lan1. I'm .. Ullllty 2 BR l !S BA, drps/cpts --• II I > '" the S"""'tacular vlev•s "''ll ido tie &, laundry rms. & offi ce & patio• l>ltn•. -1. golf. roi-..u vtng r:oom. PUS bc:lnn., 2 ha., frplc. hand ..-~ .zy l ' ... II · ~ wall~pered dining area ""'gg•d 1-•,•d. •-. Ch•••!ul \\'OUld expect. 4 Bd1·ms., 4 A FAMILY HOME or !Cn. "'Oe. v1ng rm, 492-7677
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t & t ,,.. "' "'" ..... bath & ll family room; kil<'hen w/nll bl1·!ns. l\tany, ,:;;~:c...,-,--,...,.,.-== carpe !I cus om Mexican tile kitch. 1,000 Sq. $1.85,000 4 BR .. family l'Tn., 3 ba. \\-ith Y.'/charining frplc. t.ge. $2.000 cash to loan, $32.400
S•n CJem•nt•
drapes, oventzed pantr;i rt. of redwood decking + MONARC'' BAY lgc. patiO. Via Lido Soud. many exlt"M. Asking $68,500 Open ~se Sun. ll}.21-73. FANTASTIC DUPLEX ~a,. near schools. walkilijl room for pets & a garden. " $122,500 or wUJ lcuse-option. 20'J Pahzada 1213) li'G-2814
Localed in downtown 1-1.B. d!Stance to H u n t I n g tor ' Like Ile\\' onlv $68 500 A large fa1nily home ol 4 Pl ER & SLI p 011.'!'lerslBR. unitplus 2BR. Center, Swimming pool ant ' .z ' • bdrms., 3% batl!S, lantlly CALL '=" 6-46·1~14 South Laguna
. plenty of greenbelt areas BIG PRlCE REDUCTION. with (' I Th 4 BR., l ba. S270.000. \Vill 91~, rental with enclosed gar· A.t..i-~ __ , l"l.t A"" all rm. irep II.CC. e lease \\ith firm option.~ 4~ LOVELY 3 BR. S.n""ish ages, ~luxe features thru. ~.,'6 mu)' ....,,....., c to Nice view. 1700 Sq. ft., large lot contains S1vin1-IDO LOTS --"'9~ ...... out. $53,9001 Call Village day847-3095. beams, deck; small yard; ming pool, jacu22l, putting L llALTY home w/charming mcome
Real Estate, CASH AT ONCE age, J. Good value. $49,900 green, dc>cks & patios & Only interior lots avau. Nt•r l'fl•p•rf ., ••• Off It• apt. Claytlle roof, 2 962·2456 a generous la\\•n. $165,000 a1 Ft. tor resideflce. w/poo\· courtyards, hani""'OOd floor,
For )QB" home. I can offer SPANISH DELIGHT. 2 VICTORIA HLDS. patio $74,000. 35 Ft. nord GRAND OPt;NING bet1.m1, partial ocean vu,
8M3 Adv.ms at Magnolia, H.B. :you any service you \.\1s:b to Bdrm., ovt>rlooking wooded A large home of 4 bdnns.~ corner (40 ft. buildable sitel Newport B.y Towers $62.500. ~'ftel'. 4~.
DELIGHTFUL get !he most ca.sh for your ca.nyion. Close in. $52,T;iO conwrtible den, )ge. famil y $65,000. 1 &: 2 BEOJ\{J(JtJ Thi~ home is located in a home, the quickest Jll)Mlble rnt. "'ilh \Yet bar & lovely LIDO REAL TY CONOOMl~IU?.1 HOtiJJ~
splendid, ,;ecJUded btsch. wa,y. No obUJC&tiol'l!j:. BRA.SH-etrrE ttl0domin1um/pooi. 2 ocean v;ews. Owner will 3377 Via Lido. N'pt Beach Sc\yfront ilOmt'li [
26 Units
Professional
Very h\ab trattlc b:arlon orf B~un;t inl:ena<tion. lri
large !!hopping ct'fltcr. ~
Sl:!l.000 gross. Ch'l't' l~
spel'Miablt-. Call today.
546-1600
~E'N'T DfVISIIDI ASSUME 61/2 °/o
FHA IN
COLLEGE PARK
01iented area. Ralsed hard-EAR REALTY. 968-1178 Bdrms .. roligh sawn panel-carry tge. 2n(I T.D. or trade * 67:J..7300 * Boat Slips
1 ""'OOCI r 1 oo rs. continoous HEADSTART ing. Close to shopping. Good for \Vest L.A. area. $1·14,500 OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5. Full Security Highrlse
cleanini; o\•en, decorated to Surf Side-condo v.•/all ap-bicycling. rLow int. FllA LARGE FAMILY? Stet>! & concret!! constntcUon
the f'xqui.site tastes of the pllances! ·Deluxe 3 Br, 11,', loan. Xlnt buy $24.~ One or L.aguna'it largest vlell' 104 Vi• Mentone Private B&konies Mobile Homes 'Better step (flliC'l<ly!t 4-Br, artist~11er. 3 BR. plus Rt'al ''decorator's delight" 2garages ·l. F Sal 125 2 Bath double fil'<'place _ .___ilv -m, """.~. Cal! Ba, Ne\\' decor. \\'alk to homes. 6 Bdnn~ .. 4~ btl.!1111: S . , ,__,.,___ · paces per 11r11 or •
14111 ,, '"" Nil""" . beach le shopptng. SZ1,500. ovt>r 4,000 sq. ft. of \\'OOd pac10us ~ Ul:Ul'UVl11 &: den Root top sundcck ' 1 c::=:::======= :iWnlg~. r:~1'.!'1J.~1~8C:~ Village Real F:state. Call Denison As 1 0 c , & glass c 0 n 5 1r uct1 011 • 31,-2 bath horn<' \\·ith ~'Wim-Unusual Opportunity to Pur· : Moblle Home, 1972# 12 x i\-fOBILE Home Parle: $1.U.1-
"'"'3il. 962-2456 673-7311. Swt!eping cx..-ean v 1 e w s: ming pool, $109,500. chase Baylront Property In · 52, In Highland, (•. San M, 2'l Ac: M·I lot 7~ Ac. ~ oo~A~--at M ~·-HB s=,ooo N~wport Beach hind llOO ft. on freeway; Ol'ENTIL t • rrs FUN ro BE /tltCEt OQ"O.J ucuu"' 86'"'' ... • · • 494-7551 c.z.i }lrittingfu.m }l(a(tn 310 Fernando ·Rd., N.B. 52, In Hig 1 ' Ce. Mushroom Fann $1.'lSMM;
I ~ $200 PER MO. * 51/4°/o T.O.P. * 1000 N. eoom Hwy., La&un• " 675-1551 S•n Bernardino Coun-Shopping c....r IHMM;
COUNt'RY FRESH" ctrrIE? Bt>autiful 3 Br., 2 Ba. home BUY N-... · fEAL.:rOF:6 ty. Lovely 10 JC 20 C:OV· Home tor Retired: Go 1 t I f B h $33 CIVI v..-•WATERFRONT e _.J h nc1 Courses In So. CalU. le otha' ~ big BRS. 2 varrity BA, n luntington eac · ·'""'·(Or retirement, Young quality • 67S.0123 SPANISH tiled patio to your er.-g pore • a car-investtnerr!B! ·
. gourmt"I kitchen has color BY OWNER h0meonquietstreet.2Br,2 L....:==c-.l n::'t;;.... CLEAN 2 BR. 2 ba. home 0\\.11, pier & slip. Spaciou:.i port. Nicely lendscap-lnh:!mational Investments
ROOM FOR' LETTUCE toned appliances + a brick ~!!!!!!!!i!l92i!-480!i~l·!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Ba, deck minimum upkeep. 110SN.ComtHwy .. loguna on street to street lot. 2 Br, 2 Ba newly deooratl!d ed. Modern Mobile Cor Vande1ilout 539-5112
TOMATOES, OKRA , ~.~:'riv~ ~i~~~ ~OR Sale By owner. 3 ~nee t5a.~ern con-494-1177 $66,500. Broker 6'5-5200. ~tXo~~ i~~ A~~~:i: ~Mk 546-0135 after 6 * 746 TUSTIN *
AND YOU Ing trp-lc. Situated on tree--bedroom, 2 bath, family See for Yourselt. O!>!!n House BEST BUY LIDO Spanish tile In kitchen. Uv • • Npt. Beach. Open Sat. Ir: So buy your fan1ily this studded lot ""'ith boat gate. room. all elcclric kitchen, Sat & Sun'l-5. Up Nmth Av<'. DRAMATIC ... 4 br, J ba. 0wnr ~7414 rm ha! giasa '41ndows 12' 10x~ Flamingo. Q ua 11 I y Sun. 1·5. 6 Units for sale,
gurgcous 4 hdrm biggie on $200 per Jil(I. pays it all when "customized home" ex-In South Laguna, Le/t on • different. stuoning! high & beaut. floor to cell. made. Set up in nice Costa 1 house for rent. Agent
8 corner lot \\ilh open you assume this VA k>an at cellent floor plan.' Terms Hillside to 31888. Cathedral e<>il. big dining f\-"iio;~uon Vielo trplc. R-2 lot. $91,500. ri.lc>sa. adult park. Sp, rent 67a.-4630 642--2678
country spaces. A\ so 5%'it interest. F'ull price available. Tel. 962-ral2. 1'111 .. l:;:e. balcony/library. ~!ADRID OPEN llOUSE Owner. SGO., Nel\' awnings & 'lb:! fa.!1f'st dra"" ln tht:! West.
lnclurles; 2 !u"uriou!'i balh11. S36.500. Bkr. 962-55ll. $47,500. Gourmet kitr-h. \\.hl1e \.\'Bter * 1-' l-5 1 61"J-24~5 skir11ngs. Only $3450. I a Daily Pilot Clt1.sslf~ J1~~~11si'f~:'.:dMe~~·~;~ * FREE UST , Huntington Harbour ~~~~isie,~c~~1ir~>l~l & ro;:f ~~~. ~~2 ~~· d2:1~ ~ Bi~ 8~~FF lT~e~·ef1~~do. ~;:~,~~S 20 x 45 ~= i;' ~·~~;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;:,1
anti VA t~rms !l\'nilable AIM -REAL l Bd1mfi .. '1 ha. ~ huge 0\\·11er n.a.-831-2(68 Prime location. Hu ge l BR, t BA. Priv, patio. CLASSIFIED
SC,f do\\-n Pl'Of!'fllm. won·t 1 ,... attic. ltetluet.'d to $87.500. master suite, 2 BR, den, Adult park lA'/ja.curd, pool&
last Jong 1or sn.ooo Call Gov't re~ homes. -...HH., 494-. 0561 Newport Bee~ 2~ ba. t.atl!St kitctwn, r.,,k, &. prtv. bch. $90Ci0. Npt, HOUR~
Walker&Lee ···~ '''"''' 54.~ Open eves
CUSTOM BUILT HOME
011 corner lot CM Back Bay
area, 4·pa &: 2 Ba ups,talrs,
llv rm., din. rm.. kitchen,
Fam, den & Ba downstaira.
Lms of closet apace. Lrg
dble CBT gar., 2 patio
covers. Citrus t r e e a .
\Voodland Sehl di I t r I c t
$87,500 owner 548-4732 or
5'1)..qm
OPEN HOUSE
BRAND NE'V
Eestskle Location
4 BR. 2 BA, 1900 !IQ. ft. Cpts,
drps, leocc, landscaped,
sptink!C'rs. 01X'n Sat)Sun 1-S.
2-18 E. 22nd St., O.t. 615-6177
I: 64:1-5290.
80lllt" ha\'t! in:iff:" some no ......, .,.,.,,_ "'•-&>wn '"-•nn ... ....,, ,-.., --·917 Qt.enf'leYfe OPEN SAT/SUN 1 5 \\'cl bar, elec gar. Pool. Bch . .,1..-1 .... a *d,.ertlsen mav pla<e
r.z '""" IOQl..r'O beacn" c: • Sale/Or Lease 0 p t i o n . PR!. """ wishes to bu" _,,, .z utuaf're,~~~=~ities OCEAN VIEW 2657 Viste Ornado $74,500. Open Sun 1·4. 2951 mc>blle"home. 12 or 20 \\icte'. !heir ads by telephone
HERBERT HA\\'KINS Hard to believe hut only DUPLEX-NEW n r. A. T Fabttloos E-plan c ond 0 . Quedadl\. iblk W. of Vista lrg d<r.\'JI or cash. &12-7951 ' S:~or!t~ ~~u ~r~m.
REALTORS * 963-56Sl $30,900 full price. Sit on :your . . 1'.L""'\.L Upgnided to an ° l d f' de! Oro & East h I u ff) • aft 5 or wkends. No agtl 8 t<> noon Saturday deck, \\'atch the boats & en· Sweeping views of t?wn . & 494 0561 English motif, \\1th a "5 6#-4133 or 640-0800. 1 joy the ~ lite. ocellll, mos( captivnllng -Cro"n" famil y room; all DUPLE it.1. P s. COSTA ~fESA. 'oft1CE 6""" charm. l BR. J bas; Lower • Ol7 QLenf'\El\,l\'e custom finished & detailing, X ...,9,500 1972 MODEL 24x60. 2 BR, 330 w. Bar
unit, 4 BR .. 2 bas. Large _:_""""°:_::__:__:be.:.oc:.:._h_"_:_C~~~~· I v.1th Indoor.outdoor living; l Blk to bel\ch. Pvt rooftop 2 BA. tam rm, a1r cond'g, 642 5678 HJN11NGJCN HARBOUR kitchens, [rplc ·in liv rms. * 4 VF.AR OLD BEAtITY * all o u t s Id e maintenance 5W'ldeck, corner lot. Walk dishwasher, etc. Adult Parlt •
Huge trees surround this ~lY Lots o! decking. ;142,000. in lovt'ty upper Myslic •nus, taken care of, plus aCct'ss to restaurants & Lido Shops. ln Laguna Hills. Just reduc-NEWPORT BEACH
rw1Hc wagon wheel ranch OPEN HOUSE, Sat & Sun l Br, Den. 2lf.r Bn, large hill to pool All thi8 for only 2 Br, I Ba -lge crptd l-""'"--''0°"'$13"'"900"'-. :o58Hl90::..::'=·c_~ 3333 ~~rt Blvd.
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style home. Cozy log-burn-17214 COAST HWY. tron1 l to 5 pm st 277 side Jot with views. $?4.900. $84.500. sleep-loft for teenage or J\fOBILE Home-Budger Ex-.AZ-56'78
Ing fireplace tn living rm., (7141 ~6-1384 & (213) 592-2845 & 279 Dolphin Way. * OU'J'STANDING HOME * Scenic Properties studio use. 2nd unit: 1 Br, pando In park nr beach. C?P~r kettle kitchen, bunk Irvine .. MARION MILNE in J\fystic Hills, located with * 675.5726 * 1 Ba, patio. 2 garages: Newpt Sch. 646-2748. HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ sizh.et_BRsi inclR udl1ong 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I n,EALC ESTHATE extras 3 Br, 3 Ba, & den, S St rte II ~b~:9{78;/lt\~b.J 642-3128. 1787554:e:~Blvd. m ...... er 1 ...... way. ear t T 61 S. oasl WV. cont1:mporary, v."Clod &. glMS. uper G r •• Ga~e•· & ··egeta .. "bie ·-a·. 8 , 35, NEW awning, •P· , has HUGE CUSTOM POOL. urtl1 Rock Hills La••"im Beach 494-8558 "" "'' ~ ....... II Lowest &Y S\11lmn1ing pool \\!\th be11uti· Delightful Doll House ln ~st Comer Short & 35th St,. rent $48 mo. Partly furn . LAGUNA BEACH
Owner will se NO ft10NEY .,_ priced horn<' ln pres· VIRTUAL PARADISE ful surroundin"s. can only Nc>\\"""rt Heigh"· 1-at!Otl. 0 ,,.0 Sai·Sun. l·'· ow~r. Must See. A steal at $1950. m Forest Ave. DOV"N lo Vets or terms "-6"' area. Jn1n1acu late, adu1t . . . " ,~ ""' .. '""
10 suit. Take advantage!! occupied. Beautiful land. J\i~1fu_~nt ga.n:lf'n-l~e ~t-be appl't.'\'iatE'tl by s ;ng, -Vacant -arunous OlAltet' 6-12-3871. ~1142-;;;;""'~~""',,_"""--494-!Mt?S
Bier. $2-5511 ~aping & <."Overed patkt. ting, lovely ocea~ view. 3 Sl95,000.SHIELDS "'c '1'1 ,,~r~~-oUer~!/ $35,500. cH~a=rbo=,--v;e_w_H_o_m_•_•_ NE\\' 2 BR. 1 BA llving nn. SAN CLEJ\lE:-lTE
J\1a.ny eJCtra.<1. Walking dis-b. d rm s, ! ~ n1 1 I y r n1.. a .....,..,,...,. Arluh park ''"' private HORSE PROPERTY lance tn t'.'lCnl. & high ri.rt•plal.'e. Dining rm. chrf s REAL ESTATE RV!f roPEN11L9 B~~t;.~~\r ~a~:n~~-~BR be!IC'h -$16,500 54~3672 30.) N. r~no Real
With 22'x36' Pool schools. 3 Bdm\S., 2 ha. pluH kitchen. Sundeck .. Outdmr N lOx·C> FLEET'l\"OOD Furn.
fanu"" nn ... ,,._, bar 50und SY"''cl; Pit BBQ. IF" I E I d RE ' \' [. Jb,.1u·d & Co ext to pool &: green bell, 2 NORTH COUNTY H ~rom clese t "-ere v ~' " • ormcr Y "f. un · · ' · r .... Jc's c~ fa 'I ba nnnl. clubhouse, eduh.!l, no uge cu . o 7ll a , S85.:nl INCLUDING LAND: Bea$72 500ut1fu~"~8003a area home! :\HI 1l1alia 4!).J.ilO!I."\ 11..1 r-.......,. ,__... , , mi y rm, r. r.no-, l3900 ,,,~ •-oo NB I dial free 540-1220 targ(! comer lot filled with .,,,... -:===.=;;:=::::';=::'I drapes. R Lriia.n, pe s, · O"tQ-t• • 1
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'"'" • """ ganleruo. Ap-1 Turtle Rock TARBELL, Realtors * OPEN HOUSE * F~antast"1c e 1Lo,'o Loan 673-7133 * 67s.1473_ C0"1'A """"· !""" Angeln•, CLASSIFIED proximately 3000 sq. ft. of Broadmoor 1920 s. Cst. Hwy .. LB. Sat & Sun. (or call) f l l BR, x.lnt l~nd. u;oo. fully ' DEADLINES
country living. Sharpest Broo.dmoor home on 1 ~,::.;G;..U~N'CA7'-?.CH~A=RccM'-c 895 ACAPULCO WATERFRONT furn . 6-12..f.689 Det1.dlinc for copy &-kills
EASTSIDE I' t.he market. i\tany extras. LA Arch Beach llcights, Cu."1om 5 Bedroom & lnniily roonl. ISLAND HOME NEW 2 BR. 1 BA living is 5:30 p.m. the dt1.y be-
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.,A.. Profes.•. landscaping; i~I Mat1Jre home v.·ith 3 ~pacious 2-sty., Spanish niotir. suoken Oi>Pn Ho11.se Sal/Sun _1-5 3 Bdrm, Fomlly R-, rm. Adult park v.1/ private rorc fc;:bllc8tion. except an1roon1 plus -cute as location for pools &: tennis bd-ms. & gu-t quart•-. -~ .. lln NB $67 500 _,, ~ h $16 500 "'" -d a bug's rar! G1·e at td-4471 c=.)1464103 courts. $62.500. Open house $98,500 '"' '" living nn .. rrplc.: mslT. .;>.HO ....... ' • ' 134% lo.In ev1l1. ..,.,ac -' J'tV".-,,,1 .. r<>r UMdll.)' & J\1on IL)'
DOLLHOUSE
penonallty home & only Sal/SUn. l-5. 19·m Bethany. . · bdrm. suite, spacious sun· ~ ~ SAC. dbl ""ide $8500. Lido Editlons \-\'hen deadline ·~-~11 54 5 8 •2 • ~ decks. Triple ardi·double ,....... BROKER ••••no .. -ter r-nl ""'.rk. Pool. is Saturday, 12 noo n. ~the, ~altor~ -., ., ' $300 w/TO/a. ~ =~~ti~. v'f!neo'; ~c> w~: Gw ••• ?' HARBOR --~red ~~r. £~. CLASSIFIED
GREENBROOK Total Cash REAL EST'{.,."E cilic coo.st. 01her hon1es 642-3862 * 548-5620 .., _ _...__..,, 3 VBuR, 2"s•Am. 'r,'m· 30· HOUSE trailer in park REGULATIONS Lease New G1tt1rl:nook -4 BR, Vets -move in or name 11'\I um!C"r f'Qnslructicm. ............ $lOOO or hst olr 673-8640 ERRORS: Advertiatta
2 BA, lam. rm., luxury c~ terms.. BRAND new po.Int ll90 Glenneyre St. From S52,000 * BEACH HOUSE * rn~ self clean1 ovenN, Ice afler :; Pri.t should chC<'k their ads
le drps, $395 PM" mo. lnsid(! & out, BRANO new 494-9473 549--0316 Soulhcoast P11C'ific Corp. $49,SIXI Buys cu'le 2 bdrm., m er ~~·1 9n, e"-'el' BAY side trnilC'r. Lo\·e\y. dally & report errors
l•rwln r1alty inc. carpels, "SINCE 1946" FIVE UNITS Qualtty Builders of Laguna r;ha1·p, rustic ckocor. Walk area, ·· · Y cwmer. Adults. Must sell no"" r.take lmmtdlately. Tlt E
9•• u•• 12• h 3 BR., 2 BR., '-. romer Jot. • 4"'0301 * to bcaL·h. Va.luablc R·2 lot! ,&1"--'4-0'"'4C'-'.O---~~---•" r ~-s~ 0197 DAILY PILOT a eo ~ -. rs) "" l11t \Vestem Bank Bldg. ON THE SAND , ;rr 1= ._.ue ·••IV"" '"""' · !sum C'-~• 11 gj Op Choice location. \'a ca. n I. Univen;\!•• p .. rk In.i BEAUTlF'UL -an vie\\' lot GEM $41.500. Open !louse 1-5 Sat 2 bR, UxfiO Chanipkln '70. llablll1y for the first In·
""l'"" ou ng pty. BR AS Ii EAR REALTY, D .552 7000 ' Nl ""ht In the he11.rt or Lngunii '""' --& Sunday. Newport Htighl~. N'>ee adult nnrk H.B. Only I rorrect insertion only.
OPEN J.lou~e Sol & Su!'t, 9£8-117H. ::":Y:'==·===:":::'i Beach, Owner \\'ill help ONLY $12,900 12().F Tu~:io Ave., N.B. 3 br, Jt; ba, mcxlern lg .,... ~trsa Verdt>, 3280 lndiaM ~~=------finance, $300.000. Ocr11n,·iew ftcally ti7~ Rl::1\l.TORS 642-4623 60' lot. tifust !It'll. 0v."l'lt'r i ~$6000~~·~C~nl~l ~963--~38~74~~~ CANCELl.ATIOJ'\'S :
Ave. Very 5hnrp :l BR, 2 ~~!tG~n ~ietTH~~~ $ MARK GUJ\ffi!NER AC\' d1ty 1s tne Bi'.:sI' DAY tc 1 DUPLEX nr ocean $62,500 "ill help llnflilce 2507 llolly ! , Wh1'n killing an. Ad be
BA, big fan1 nn, ithag cul-de-sac. 11eavy shake TOTATRHWEASYTA. ·R·S & ASSOCS., L'lln 11n art? Don't rlrl11y. ri.ntes Lar.c;on Realtor cLa="'=·-----_ I I.SJ ~ suor to n\ake a record crptlngthruout 1nnnyxtras roof extensive lll!e of.,.,,, 494-9421. <'Al.l OATl.Y P:l flT 673-8.163 PIER & SLIPS--ftNIESUt•. of thc KILL NUJ\tBER
Priced at $37,95o. ' Elegant 4 bdrm. Vandl'rbullt -,,==~"=~==="---===--==~....;-"==~=====, GtMt-al gl\'en you b:.i your ad cathedral ceilin-, adobe -611' '"·• 111 l h '3 · e.o Model 111'1lh Its enll')'·hall 001,z.ront \\' 1 • r, . taker as rree1pl of your
Spt1.clous 2000 gq. II. ~ BR firepla~. garden kitchen, t1.trium and lovely ll<>aling 1,,_1 + gu~ apt. Consider canct>llatlon. This kill home. lAVi!ly 20~ paneled big master suite, form.. dln. stairv.-ell to the master C. r?'J-O 4)-,,. ,{ _ f) -C 'h->C. 9 $165.<m. Call o en 1s 011 Acreage for sale 1~ number MlUlt be pre.
Open hean\ed fRm~m, 2 e11t· Perfect f!11' young couples -suite. Large family room ~~ \.'"tJ }..~).. '.!:J p r!J• 'V ·""°"=""--='7:1-" . ..:"=':.:':.· ~--senlrd by the advt!rt.iser Ing aretui. 2 Fi ... .,.a~, lg Jwrt bib. to bch! Bkr !or i-•-1 dell~t!UI Th ;;... H "· • s 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH in caSC' of a dispute. CoV. palio, club pool a\•ail. 962-5511 nuvv• un, "" at Intriguing Word Game with a Chuckle '-'""'" OU~ -1 •• Ull .j St>v!'rnl R-2 & R-3 Pnrcels
Owner •. ,,_-137 = REPOSSESSIONS d<cltl"i lo the rear. A lot 10% On or l<a,./opt. Prime I rt t nd I CANCELLATION 0 R '" '°"" •""" of special fealurcs plus a 1'""-' 111 CU.Ya. '°lU.N ------bay vu Blufi< Condo. J Br. OT arm ~n s or co ~. '
e 1n AC HORSE PROP :·or 1nrormat1on and location v1e""' for $69,950. 0 Reorrono• lette1s at the 2 Ba. 2IXll VL<1ta caudal fros(~~_, {EALTY X~HB1tE~~NR8~Nrm'~
Coz:y 2 BR. non-romm., A-l. ot theite F11.4 &: VA homes, CALL 552-7500 four 1erambled ward• b.. Ca~y Realtor.i: tiT;:i-35.15 546-533 E:very effort Is made to
secluded BACK BAY an!'&. 1o·":'IC1. v 5 low to fCJfm faur siinp!. word&. f NE~~PQRT CREST * 7 * kill or correct a nt'W ad
41'. lt'ttl, 7'i~ by owner. J<ASABIAN I JQN ' ~·r.,.. i\11\kf' offrr. l\1ui-t sell MW Cemet•ry Lhe.t has been ordered,
979-5364. I S A N E E C j_ · Condo !hi' wknd. Plan 4, Loto/Crypts 156 1 bul \\"C cannot ""'"'"
Y 0 R I E I t ff2 .... ' I I I I' I _ -~er" -• =;;;._:,;,;cr:.:.:..__:.:.: B WNER 3 BR. In gre11t ee I• e ._... • d h'll . . -. --·-"" :I AR . !kw/opt, xlnt Int. -tee to do so until the Ad
location In Cowla A-Tl.'lla BY OWNER J BR, 1% BA re I 01l'nt•, 6-12--74-19 3 Wr.li lt'Jgethe.r, s <' 11 I h8' AIJJ)('ari.'d In I he
I --l--+!$>~!,~900~.!::=Pr=nc~l=I•=="~· paneled. lam rm. A>l NE\\'PORT CREST CONOO htor ~~ c:1 I. _paper -. 1-&+2" Pvt. 11tudY, lrg. llilche.n, 11<'-\' REALTORS i. Lasr chnnc(' SI0,000 under ~~~l Rt"!!t J\lenl 0 1 Oli\-IE·A·LlNE ADS :
TOWNHOUSE 4 BR. By luxe cptl, NC'Sr s~hls, Nll>l)'g u·n1v. !"'ark Cenfer, lrvlne I R A N ,0 B l'rff;Cnl pri<'<'. ol Br. fan1 . I Thes<' nds are slrlctly
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Ch\'llt'r, 1 ye11tr nu, nr. south & beach. $36.150. S..16-456'.l 1 I I I" J rn1, 3 Bil. pool, tennis, Comm•rclel ca"h In ad1·a11cc by mall
Coe.st Plau &. Sch. dbl gar, PrlnclpaJ11 C>l'lly. Chancellor Home _ . . . . i 0\\11tr fi.12-Tmt>. Property 158 or nt :in~· onl' or our 0 r. s29.ooo. 557-Bai7. TRIPLEX-7°k VA IRYINE J BLUfF'S X Plun. $60.000, 3 fi ce11>. NO phone ordrrs.
BACK BAY REPO, il'lt lot Upgraded o'*mr occupied. 3 Unlvertlty P irk I UR, 2111 UH, 1 rr old. 301 C· 1 Lot $17 ,500 Dcaqlinc•: 3 p.1n. fridoy. ·& pool, 3 Br S29.~ 'VlLLS br 2 ha. 11 -.1. Income S A P E E f \"i:<IB Tntl'ha. 0 111 n c r Cost a l\lc>~a ()fficc 12 RL\l..TV ~7739 .:__ ._..:._~;..... · Only 5 Broroon1 hom1• avail· • Overneord In doctor's wail-fi-~lfl!lt'l :IO'xl¥r Nr1u· 1!11'1 k l'ri111o11:i •1oon -all bnanch of· """~"· ......,, .---••1111l A~, nble ln .thls lll'l!a. Den>ra· I' I I I · 1\1'1.! .. (' ''· r ni·t"1 ln11· nt f\Cl'!t. O•n• l'otn' $ 6 6, 9 O O, Prin only. tor's dell.ihl • prolt"91onally 1ng room: "That doctor shot \\'ES'J':~l.11'~1'· • (~n'flt 3 Br.. S2.50 P"r ~ t'l.
Bin·. 673.ao20. landu-1. ''"let CU-l-de-u.c: me so full of penicillin, every family hom<'. Clo!ll! 10 W I N T•ylo C TllE DAlLY PILOT re. BY n..~r, clOM! to '-larl'"" ,...., ..,.. .--------t ' I I • shop 1 I " ch ooh=. ~l, el ey • r o.
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eR'"" ·-FOR u le by 0\\-neT home -lltflt to pool .t: tennis I R A O A H z I 1me -, cun!I someone.' ,-..,... lti::AL11'1it!'i 'ICl'\'C'1 !hi' rle?ht to cla.I· , 1 1~ BA. fam rm cpl_!, on l{Olf coune ln Hntg. Sn court.. aom.. WOt'\Qhopt! . J••2o $67,:,00. 646-76i6/97!HR50. 21 u ~n .f0&quin Hii i~ IW. "If)·. C'dit, C'.t'nsor or re-
cirp., ~ .. I. 137Xln00o:~~11 CUff. 2 story, 4 Br, 2~ Dreem home . prtv111e I se· I I' I I I 0 Comoleta th• chw.IJ• f:lvoted TR,\DE Nr\\l)Ort Bench Nf!ll.p:ir! Cl'nt"r 644-t llO , fu!U' An)' adl''C rtlsem•nt,
assume , . . Ba, for info Ir: appnt c:11.U cl\tded. $59,900. Call ~ '--'·-"'·-.!.--L. -1.c.....J hy 1.11it19 ll'I th. ,,.;tslfl9 WQl'd. Pl~p. I o r Oul-Of-Town 1 and to ch11ng~ Its ntea NEW 1pecioua 4 BR. f11.ni ~7982. SouthCo Refl.Jton. you d.vet09 from ll•P No, 3 btlaw. Prop. Bkr. 714/ti73-20.'l8 Condominiums I .t. regulations Without
nn, dlnnn, whf water v1(JW, l-.=TOWN1;,;:;:o:,~,O~M=E-: -,~BR,~~1 1.i· VNlV PRK, 3 Br. BONUS L\r.<l}RV ,1 hr. 21, lift. la: for sel• 160 ! rwior notice.
$'74?. O\\'nr, 493.-5197. ba, $28,500. 7%% lotll\ at t1'1--$53,000 Owncr/agenl e Pl!INT NUM8f11E D l[TlERS IN t-fAnl MTI, huge muter suite. NE\'."PORT RT\'lF.RA CLASSIFIED
MAILING ADDRESS £1 , aro ~~~r mo. 0 w n er , 833-8663~7324. THE.Sf SOUAl!fS Agent/O\\'ne.r. 6~161) Gracious 3 nr, 2'~ DA. fpl.
z ... ,D _,, 3 BR. 2" .... "?t1ake koom For Daddf" £'\. UNSCRM,8l( A&OV~ LETTERS I I I I I I I e\· ~·11t'r, P~rk Ll1lo 3 br, fam rm, ::? ('llr gor. lmmC'd. u~-. ...... 111 ..,,. •PARK VU HOME• • , . clean out the I~ V lO GET ANSWER 21v ba, patio (1U pool, Poss. ;:t2.(XXl. t'lnnnrlng
2 ctr l&.l'llJtt', Coe\ yi.rt1, .l.~L.~thl".$31.500 ... turnthatjunklntocuh $Ul,50J. Xlnt ('()1'1(1. 61~'°7. A\1811. To ln~pttl c 11l l
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""""'· drapci, !pie, .... 2L...__ ~~ 0 w "r "1th • °''"' Pilot Claultlod SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN DIME0 A 0 UNE ..... ,..,ult< ... 1'"' • phone -... o:,..c;.""'~·~..,...,.,--~ A ~ f11.cilitln, 567-7021. ~ M. Ct.II &d-5$11. · call """'l!\Y -642-M'll. Need a "Pad' ~ r 1 .. <t.? 1111 ,.,.. I '::======~~
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Exclt..... 1n L--Gener•• c:-... , Mor Hunt""'9ft -L ...... Nltluel Uftlwn. 310 c::.u. -ltED CAlll"ET SAN ........,,. v.ii 3 er -.-·---"-----1~=,;;.;.........::----I a.ii-loiMMI EXCWSIVES den, ......., 180 ..;J.. ,.,..; llllHU....l>O UtU pd . °"""'' on 1'lond IUO •P' s BR. • dm, 2 b&, lrp/c. I VACA.vr .._ -rt.' THI SHOlllS Nv 41Jt luc. Home $.1.1.9!5G. TWo 2 brm. 1 bL for home dupM:x or amt Bac:htkn near bl!acll iii DIJ'a, util pd. Pet ok So of Mr)I. Yearly. ~ bltnn., dlnlna: area, 2 • Attracth·• oe1u .new d«k. 3 an )ur\y, $300. Carpet .Dttl!rtaln to 30' "'°' nn •~.. apt. 891 00. .:;:n-_ , _
1 0 _ .. 1 ..... 1 .. ,._ Nut 2 'br SW teDced New 6'<.w. ~l. C29 ~ MO. cpts. A d:rpl., 4 Bdrm.. -.q malnttMncc I. ~ lll"IP ~. or Prden Pl~ trp&c. a'Ptl. on a lot. 10% Down.~---.....,., -• ™ • _ _, u..... w/pa& • pJ'-drtid '* Hlf'Uottvp! )Vd, $310. 8ff.mod cemrwa. Sc:lf-del.ti m Dt&mond. Ccftl!r ol dtJls, $395/mo. ~ er ~·=.~rff.~=~ R .. 1&ttatwWant.cl114 trplc."N:,yt.tdl.patio. N~~ 2i:.~ sns IRVINE Tftr. vn. tee. 'V~, lhal'p. dean. OWD. Secwit)' pte. Neu 8&lbo& $IM61l.
ftrlt llrne invftlM llarttr WANT~ CMTlfll' 2-4 uaits. ': -,.:. atriJum.ba. ~~ Wow 3 br~ ba $185. hrlnK t ~ ti:; A;:~· ~: ko~ •Q_ ~· bNch. $450 ltldudet l.IM d Huntl"!'°" a.ICh BEAt.mFUL. brand new,
unl1L 22od lo 15th St. s . of occt;n view! your~. cpt/drp ' pr an-213!1 -S2'7$. ' ' p:»ot, tennla crtll, 2:)68:2 Sid-CONDO turn n:r HLmttncttm Eua'de andCMait ~J:'a ~2.950. Beach Triplex . Newport Blvd . I-ALARent•lse'42-13U "'°"e ln 4 hr n1 2 bll t' VAC.AN'r lharplelfoan ney89y,ca1103-5Tl9. •--...-. ..... 11 Mubtn, ~ .. .t-..bl 2 tm.~t priC<'d trlplex in 21.3'/395-M5i6 ot M,i..2331 .,..... ..,._ or ~ ..... 1--•. W • o. patio l BR.. 2 BA, /::llo,~e, s nn dW'.-ltta, 2 ba.', Lind• file Harbour, ~ ...,..,, ,..... BR. 2 ~ ....,.., ... *:": .. bU, ••--• u•.,..._ ~ ...., ,,.,. lilO 1 • ~ -'::"".. ••0··, 1 ___ • y--' 897-4210 or 592--Z36 ow, ....... USS mo. -12$( Nln1i'POrt ~och on 1..1 °"""' A 2 car c NII · apec , ""</n¥J. ·~.,.-.. ...... ~ .,." .-
to brod'l. Cttat for lrn'\'f:t· <>er;ANf'RO!I!"! "°? ~10. lA~I l br &. Fr.I $423 now !!.._arly le~. 644-0611 $310. 1 OR 2 yr. leate.. Pler • N•wport 8M<ft 2 BR. bltn kli, b'ple, M.rd.~
mt'nt. 1tp11~\atlon and Jr.A"! f !..ACE REAJ..T' Cd.\fr1 best, hu It all. 2 BR. t BA, remodeled, Y VACA.VJ'. Bn.nd new, 3 alJp, 6 BR, "'~' bl., atr-cond. Ooorl, $150 mo. Mttl oely.
01t.·iw.r u~ tao. n.ww ~ '1~ -L94-9'729 ALA Rentils e 64243a ~eeorated. Cspe c 0 d . br, ram rrn. din atta, 2 'l.000 11q. rt. $3,000 t.1onth ~ado~ior!!50 Plv~ No pets. &tG--66$.3.. 695 Joe.on
$52.930. f'~le'C. Onl)' :!' left l ~;ij;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~ Lido Isl• *' Pl H Ip' * s:n:;. 509 Goldenrod 873-1653 btt..., pe.rlok fncd yd, 2 (.'llf 0111 C.1i11w!)' H.ltr. ~161 End . it· 3 BR 2~ bo.' cSlC:':!.' .::CM=·:-o=-=--'-1
or thf"M' bnll. l 00· I ease • • SHARP 3 DR, fan1 r1n, vlt'1V, gar. $~-. ;f,, ~~.foo At.AN Mission Vl•jo l''reghun&. ciean. '$415 ?.lo.: I Newport ... cit
rouri>Iexes. 1()(~ oo"·n. \\'Ill BuslfC.u LIVE ON LIDO · WE NEED nlc'-' l'liM: lt't1se. ,\val!. 1n1· RJ:::AL;, i --,n1 .. -M.'ll on contract or eon-. * Pl H Ip' * ~ "· ·1 lJXE ...... Jex r '--·-• \'e11tlonr.I. Renll on \I'll..)' to I Opportunity 200 2 nn. 2 RA. brick rrplc .. dlJ! 2 BEDROOM HOUSE tiled. Rf'!lltor 6TJ.Xl2l , ease • • mv1NE TERR. \Vnlk to golf DE. uup n -..:ii .,_, ,....r motilh. 'll •shr/tll'} \\ l t v' SUPER Sharp 3 Bdrm.. club or beach. 3 BR., 2 ha., & Lido ghoP!I~~ Yeo.rl)', 2 ..-,,.. e WQUOR Store t:?5 ooo • i.:, 1~1 ~~iv1 61;._lzn ~l~~ "'Ith ln rge l<'ncl:'d y11rd ror 2 2 BR. l llA. fireplace <'1>tl1 WE NEID fain. rm., dining 11.n)il, 2 funi. CA.ii for details, .,,~ RR, l BA, $2!1(1. 3 BR, 2 s,:',9.830. Fourplcx. 1 hn11. 1 -• ~tZl __,.,, · " "' 1111'fliun1 .~it'd tto-..i:111 111.-ell &. ~rp&., $275 P'('r nio. Cull 2 BEDROOM HOUSE 1x1. frplc., R&O, dlstnvshr, Mo .,._, BA, $32:). Jo'rpl, bltns. dwhr.
bR. &cks on 20lf 1:oursc. •mo.D"~RATOR 1 d -'---· 1 111\ined & ,·r.1i\;Qo11ed1ent? 1 1173'-~ or 673-6131 wllh I•-• 1 .. ~ .. M !or 2 pallo, blk. wo.U foP:nce $325. TllE. B'UFFS. 2221 y·,,ia •""" ""· .ar. M:l-3405 or IIY.4 down. \\'Ill &ell on con· 'UO-V • crp s. rpfi \\'INTER lcur Ix'-So TURE I -B -..l lL"T;\I ,,...... ... ......
tr.ct •• --v,,tlon•"l-• FABRIC STOR. E. a geni · aut. ·I t.fA RIONG COZY, Rustic 1 Br unfurn. mediuni sized cbg1 {\\•ell No o.dv. lee. AL AN Jlllel'!A. Lowes1 p1.iced furn. J,:Ol>-""13<6.""°~c::-.::;o-;:;::=
163 rm~ }':;:'t;r 2 brm. 1 be. • At..rro PAllTS :i1;1ore·ln\'i'll, ~f~n~m~~~ .. Br,i! 8::• COUPLE Beaut. garden. $225. Adulta, trained & Vf!l"Y Obtdfen1! I REALTY, 636-6Eli0, 3 BR. In mutts $385 Mo. 2 BR cloite tD bch, NtwJIOli , lot h st~!nven u · · • nuY ac · VERY RESPONSIBLE! no pell!. No chlld. 613-4169 MATURE WORKING THE BLUFFS,' :1110 Baja. Sb~ re 11 , $ 2 2 ~ m. o . ~S:-neon~re ~e":'2 HOLLAND BUSINESS 8~1e(;~~1iu~~.~ ~~61 1~~e ~f.xne~ely aood Coat• Mes. COUPLE Newport a.1Cf'1 Ver; aharp 4 BR., 2 ha. yearly/leue no pell. 218
matt units. Eastslde. WU\ st)..fl'l{l SALES S40-0llJ8 2 BR. 2 BA, great pa.Uo, Please call eves. and 1---------Wixm~ RESPONSIBLE~ ~ gi&liillke green-Cedar MU745
tni.de fm' 12 OT' more units * S..lboa Be•ch * lncl. \\"lllher/dryct, dbt gar, "'tt'kenda, 548-1881 * Please Help! * e ~ely 6""" ~ -
2 br, 2 ba, bltna. beJll. Imni!\W Occupra.llcy. NEAR new 3 BR, 2 BA. di»-
or «>nVl!ntioNLI or contract Bro.titer adlts, oo pets. "'6 mo. f$UIS mu) WE NEED ~~ ~·evet. and ~f bllc ocean. Striking ~a':YTBEACli ed prate. Yearly. 6G..am ~~-.~~·m!~~~ Chicken, Mmburgtt takeouL :J.:m Barrett Rea I I Y FREE RENTAL BOOK 2 BEDROOM HOUSE ~!;'~~r:;7881 s.nslum/-.. J .. ~. ""'-1~!" •. pr, REAL TY 675-»00 ~Du°'::..:P..,_:;:,_:..,7910:00.1~,=------I
$85.850. ?-1esa Verde Pride Hett, wine .ilwe DROP IN " BROWSE with larae fenced ya.rd for 2 -_ .. W" .. Udo .. ... ... ~~~SOLD COAST f>iii::>PERTIES %~~ttn!. ~1~'. ~orba~S~j: iara~ rt;>r::J =• 5!,~ !::Jien\7>cll ·r..::~~~~~:. ~ -3 N!w r!i ~~ H•rbor View Homes fum. or Unfum. m
f'or detalled lnformack»I on * 673-5410 * \Vlnter. Phone TI<i/6/a-4923, yard, bu 11t.in1 , $250 MATURE WORKlNG e SPAC. 3 BR. BBQ $285 Vu Homes. 4 BR. home ~·/pool a Ntwp0rt IMch
·•-,. and other units call TI4/62+-7100 "'"r/mo. New c• ....... 11. COUPLE Slate ~try. shag crpts. NU-VIEW RENTALS Jacuni. 6--Mo. to 1 >T· k?aK. .,.... GOOD plumbin" re p a 1 r ..... -,..... RED CARPE'"" ....., • ..-...... ~" ,....., .... ...._, .... ..,... •o:tKtfM• Don Berman. Broker and -... YEARLY lease, 3 BR, den VERY RESPONSIBLE? "' u•'1""'0WV or _.,,,_, """"" "'""""r-~J • """"' "'
units spectaU&t. Rt"d Carpet. ~~=slno~e~ ~j:~ t\I ba.: near beach. $400 \Vlll take extremeJy a'OOd REALTORS 893-1351 BRAND new Jl.V.H. Montego ~= c:re=~lo&4~
Realtors 66-8088 Z17 E. 17th cuslome111. re\ c 11 h 0 n t! f\lo. Brokt'r 675-5200 care ot home? 3 BDRM Condo. Frplc, l;' model, avail Nov. 3 BR. (Ql7) ·-----
"f;"'":..°';:::'c::'•""""-' .. =· ~-~-1 numlier ~·\II be yours lo 4 BR. 3't BA. den, {rp]c., Walker & lee Pl~:i· ~7Ji1d baths. $2.35/mo~ den, 28' country kit/tam. 6 Units--Beach t..'\k\' o\'er exce ll en t $>\?.'> mo. tltru June. :n.1: •••~ ,,,,.,, "' <Sl85s, ; can 96 rn1 w/xtras. For:m. dn. rm. [ l[il f'U~lo1ner1t GIZ-3128. 4·!&-500.t 6Tr7667 2790 Harbor Bl\-d. at Adnms niax Irvine step down ltv. rm. w/frplc. AJ*t!MOU fwftlnt
Earns $775 Mo I IQUOR LICENS.E* • AJ\tAZE:\;IEN r \\'ILL BE 2 BA. cptg/cui;t. drJ1s rwatty Compru1y . • *L Nawporl BHch LANDLORDS! TOTAL whon YoU '"" tho thruout. ,_.,,, gar., ''""" 642.nlS 644-4200 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim;mi;;;;I Pri.111e beach aT'Oll loc'fl.lio11. 6 Oraoge County o 11 -11 u. I e -~---.------sl'lectlon of over 50 or the 3 BR .. 2% ba .,, ... $-100/450 club & pool priv\., lnd~cpd. I ~...,~~'""'""'""'""'""" I •
llliarp unltli. Earns $9300 per , general. ''NO\V PRtCF.D \VlNTER RC'ntal, T\C\\-port l\'c Spt.-ela!lzc in Newport c LE AN Es T , MOST 2 BR, 2 ba, den, A.IC .•• $215 $550 n\O. 644-5686 Evt"ti. I ~ Apt f 360 year. Good s ble. Lo\1• TO SELL!" Sa.ve $$$. JI.Ir. Pcnin. ~~ blk from bay. Beach • Corona de! Mar • BEAtITif'UL Ho ME s 2 BR., l·bath .......... $315 Condominiums :.;,::;.1:;'...:...um=_· ___ ...;,.o.
\nteN"St as able-IOan. \Vinston Collect ( 21 3) 2 Br, llv rm. lrg kit, frpl c, .~ Laguna. Our Rental Ser· 11.\•allable for rent In all 4 BR., 3 ba. , •••••• ,, .• $425 ..' VACANT supeT sharp 2 __ U;:;:.;;nfu~m.;;;.. ____ 32:;;;0 Gener•I .
$20,100 down. can NO".\· -l -,'m.4249C.O,.~O'·===-~~c-nice 1111.tio & guest house ~cc '11! FREE to You! Try areas trom $200 to $450. 4 OR., 2% bath:: ........ U5() bdrm. & den, R&O, cpts~
54i-SION F~~~~~e ~v~~~1W~ ~·1~~·a';11~"d~~·lcec7IT) NuJ.Vj'~W RENTALS rv~ 1Ripe!' lilarp, 3 ~ ::.'l2 ba~~~piiidi"'.'. ~~ ~1:°~i& ga;'e1~~~ ;~;;;•:;lf;;;:-E"Mw"to"°M"2-,-....,.--amo--.
Zodys & super Mrkt Shopg, 6"i'5-2S04, {:ll3) 2003. !TI4J 6TJ..40:ll or 494·3248 bdrm., tam. rm., 2 ba. 2 tr-3 BR., 2 baths ••... : •..• S400 tacllitles. 2 blk!. to bt"o.ch 3 Br, 2 Ba. patio, 2 car
Ftn Vlly. Call Sun 5;57-9794 5-IS--0671, ext. 394 t'OUNTRY Jiving -Back Bay ~Cl>, MO, dblhwshr. end. 3 BR.. booos room •··•· $450 $316. No adv. tee. ALAN I 003-2348.
ON-SaJe Geneal L I q u 0 r FREE Rent-1 Dr to manage 4 BR, 3 BA, pool, cpts patio, fncid. yanl $356. No 2 Bedrooms, new • •• · •• $315 REALTY 6JS.5Eli0. =•-;"'::C'O."""=c.· ===---
Ueense. TJ'IU\ltlen-able, B)' units, kids/pets, H.B. Also &. drpe, trplc. Hone area. adv. lee. ALAN REA1.TY, CALL 552·7500 -E;;.l..;T;.;•.;.'°=------
Nov. 1, 1"73. By """"r. alono ~ lot,J; br hou..,, 131> mo. Call Mr. w.n..., =""""""-~~~~~~ VISION LEASE OR • Ph . .....,,,_ CLag. .. & $100, &n'ett Re'1ty, 642->lOO. 5Mrp 3 ... I IA, Al LEASE OPTION
4 UNITS 24 " .M., \•acsnt, clean. Alt. $100-l BR. H ....... _ • pool. ..._. Monoy to Loon , -r ... m-31>1 "'"'· ~ K ,..... .. •• et d h II
BRAND new 3 Ht, 21Ai Ba, 2
car prage, encl yard,
""""'· <tupn, """· pool & recnaHot<tJ f acll 1 t I es. Clo5e to Ore.nae c 0a.t 1---'----_;.__A '"s.i"""co=-""'v",,,..-.-.-,1-0-.2-B-r. ~~;. u~~d.R "'"'· A..U .... $275 e re i UZi per ~-500Immedlate OC•
Collf'ge and shipping. Dc· 1 t TD L . ..,. ._..,..,, .... 11'""" ental A'll:CY ntOlltla. Cal•-cupancy,_,. price.l..el'ge'
cellent rent a I area. S oa ns ~;; ~:e:~=A~· Homeflnd.r& S47·f641 r;:.,..., Itel .;;t!: REALTY REALTORS 4 Bedrpom, Agent. ~ NEW 2 ll'E· BRR, utility rm.,
Assun1able 1st. deed of HomefincMrs 547.9641 S.lbo1 P•nlnsula 546.selO. Unhl..E'•tk..~ter, Irvine N.B. CHERRY' LAKE att pr., cent. air, pool,
557-'?0Zl
Trust. O\\'Jl('r "ill sell or UP TO 90% 1 ~=~------l :;=::=::=::lm=:i:::::l:=:i=:iEIMt. reeort atmo1phe r e xlntlocatioon.$255. 968-1763
exchange for more units.· 8~% INTEREST 3 Br. 2 BA, r\e!U' Newport 2 BR, nice quiet location QUIET ~8:1' 1 br house. Ii w/boatin&" & swi~lna'. H
$ll3 -Stud'° turn. crpt/drpa, utll ~. atu¥-nta ....
$125 & 1 hr turn ap1, doae
"' town. Cpla only. $155 &. Up. Bachelor apt.
Comp!. furn, -"'· $215 -2 br tuna. brand new.
Orlld/pd .... $265 -2 br, llA ba. wtr, truh. _. mcl. LoYeJy
paUo, chqd ok. ~ · Under New M BEACON REN ALS
Open 7 Daya ~91
Balboa Island Offerer! fnr $65,500. Call 2 d TD L Harbor \'o.cht Club, Bay \\'ith good yard Prefer adult Beam eelhn&. lndscpe, no 3 BR. + bonus, "Ai ba. $425 Great 3 BR, hWTY. $525 ;,;,;".;.".;.".;.tllll.:::_•;.n_ll<t_a..;oh __ _
Col10o·e!I 646-0555. n oa ns l'le1v, $400 mo. 1vlnter, Sj()() cpl No pets sJ25 mo yrly dogs. Sto\'e &. refri&. turn. 3 BR... 2 baths·········· S450 l\fo, · BRAND Nu Lux. Spac. 2 . .-,_
Yearly adults, 6irl:JO.I Ba~Telt R~aJty ~-$150 per mo + cleaning 4 BR.,~ be. + viN' •• $495 JOHN P. CAREY ndo F bill ~t, c!n,~'"2 u:A~· a~il
low••t r•t•s Oreng• Co. 3 BR. HOUSE, 677-tOOO . ~~f-,.......,Ava!u, N~.:.. !Anal I. i ::::· ; t!:· 2 ba. · ••.. !"'J! REALTORS 646-7414 ~~-rotor Cpl. sm. ~73:. tor 1 to 8 mos., $3(Xl, call
Sattl•r Mtg. Co. 3602 Park Ln NB LEASE option 2 BR, 2BA, ~. .#JR ,_., a ·• 5 • '· · • • ·' · • -HARBOR View Homes · ~ ·-2171 .. 5 0611 675-2656 or 737~1379 1 1 ,_ d 1 Ave., Unit C. 3 Br., 2 ba., Incl. gdn:r •. $335 C&rmel NEW l br· tam Laauna Hiiis ••!C":0.:'"·::.61>-"'i':l;::::'-::::::;::=-::;::
-"· .-• Houses Unfufn, 305 lp~162'iiomrps~~~~ba;: v' VACANT super sharp 3 4BR.,21,S batha •••••.•• $430 rm: e_ool, tennll
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S.rv!DnON&_H'TarborBO""'R·R'ow" _>"'_· on the PoinL 615-4846 bdrm., lam, rm., 2 bQ 2 LeaR/Option/Sell . Equity. 3:~~:.··Je':."$in~~: Comp.. S. ~· $2511
GeMr•I Coron• del M..r trplcs, R&O, dilfl°"'-shr encl. 644-1759. Call: 586-8075 mo Utll. pd. 6 .
'TIL YOU CALL USI ::.:.=.=:..-----i·--------l patto, lned. yanl ~No PRESMGE area, guaro ,.. llllbN Peninsula -~~~~~~:£.-l eorrow on your home equity 1. "OLD CORONA" charm ,n:!,v .... 780fee ALAN REALTY, trllnce, 5 Br, 3 Ba., 3 frplc, Newport S...ch ••c WE"K • UP
9 UNITS for any good ptll'p08e. &rv· <'•-a w-v • separate makh rm, fenced, BLUFFS .-.,
In , __ ._. 1 r-·-•· 1 galore! -..oy.o to beach 3 FREE t ~. 1 b • ttanlnor -• ~--•-· g ~ ~e es.....,....,..., or REHTA bedrooms, 3 baths. $400. ren ~v• r to "SINCE 1946" "' 14-4 or 6' .,..,.. mo, For Lse. SpQrk11ng new Con-...,.,_.. ~ COSTA MESA over 20 yeen and NO\V in LI 2. Gracious 3 or 4 bedroom. ~an a g 4!' unlU II.B. 644-1 or 646-4525 do. Great umbstructed vu • HoURteepin& Rooml
9 unit complex. Very 1harp. Orange CoontY! HouMe * Apt1. 2 story -exceptional lot Kids/pets. AIIO 2 Br, $125, 1st Wewtem Bank Bldg, BAYSHORES, Ptiv. beach ,...._. Ne:wp:n Bay. Ex:· • Ocean View Aptl South Costa Mesa. Nice SIGNAL MORTG,\GE CO. _close lo school. $550. gar, 11ingtes, k1ds, pets ok. Untversl.ty Pali<, Irvine Un.>ely 2 + bdnns 1¥.. M.,,.... li BALBOA INN
home detached from 8 units, (TI4l $6--0106 * 141•0111 * 3. Like new _ bayfront _ Agt. Fee. 979-8430 Days 552-7000 Nights baths: C/D: dbl. ~. ~ ~ + ineni:. : Jll5 Main Street
low vacancy tactar,~de 4500 Campw; Drive, N.B. 4"W.1lthCOSTAM!IA private slip -3 bedrooms. $18S-2 BR. Duplex. Appll's washer/dryer. Yrly lease, faro rm. All elec. KIT· m-1740
or cw.11enhip, only $ ,000. Mortgages, $l2l Housie 1 Br. furn. grt'l!.t Newport addre6-n:.ss. 5495. crpt/drps, fncd. Kids/peta. SPA~. :001fRp]~ ~..:.~1klds $415 Mo. Gerrie Co. &l:M«lO CHEN. 3 BR. 3 BA. $650. BAYFRONT Excel w. Fan.
Call OOY.-. Trust Deeds 260 for sni;:I person, 0.1. BKR. ,.,...7225 Ca.lifs Lrgcst Rental Nt.1..-y PM · · "'""'· "";i;.o mo. VAC. bee.ul. new 3 story PH: Sat A SUn or Wkda.y 1 BR yrly. Ger. Util pd. r~~ ...
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, c.-J' -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1$200. on the &y \\'/vie1•:. \ OLD CORONA Homeflnders 547-9641 Drlve !>Y 365! Bates, call outstanding bay view, 3 Br, eves, 213/700-7197 $285/mo. Balboa. a re a. , • furn. l Br. ap!., child ok l\B. CHARMER ~lESA VERDE. l BR, 2 BA, 828-W9J or S97-l30Ci. 3 Ba, huge sundeck, in-BRAND new 3 BR, 2% Ba, 673-6'19
PUT YOUR MONEY $160 2 Br., unturn .. 4 pl._.x ~ BRs .. 2 tull BAI, beam crpts, dr-pll, bllins, frple, TURTLEROCK. 4 BR, 2\~ tercom, v."et bar, bltru, 2 deluxe oondo. Newport ~B:;:.,..,~;.AC..,l~Br;::-. -:.::p1"."'""°°"'"· 1 TO WORK FOR YOU1 encl. playgr1"".11Jnd, lllr the ceilings. trplc . new kitchen patio. Lease S~ mo. ~-13 car.,f~~· No pet&. ~"/ gar.Bal~-~·~~r-Crest. pool, tennis t Yearly. $190 utll pd·
Earn 101' or more r.in ""'ell· kijs i:lll'., 118. . & BA .. carpers&: clrape.'j. 979-6748 . .,..,J mo. ................ .,,,,.., mo. .,.,.... U'IU-~•£<1· courtyard setting • Sing ff 673-1Z19 or 548-9005 ~~~~~:::~;~;1 secured :!rid Trust Det>ds on $11.:i llouse unfum., .fL'(cr up-F"A heat. tots o1 paneling. DisrtNCTfVJ:: 4 8 .1 B ::BR. 2BA. crpts. drps, lrplc, DOVER SHORES or family $500/mo. unf. Coron• clel Mer
NEW TRIPLEXES Orange County rea.I Male. ~t t':1ndlo~~ k~I & furn. ne-.1•_pa.im . S375 mo. yrly lse. ~me. Bltnl'ii, frpl;.' ;rpt~~ -~~llSyrd, $295 mo. pb Beaut. view mime. 4 Bdrms., $600/mo furn. 644-7211, Agt.
AND DUPLEXES SIGNAL ?.10RTGAGE t'O. yard ·k g:J s peu; A\'lltl. lmmed., 6-14·8567. Very clean. $ 3 2 5 I 111 0 . 4 balhs. $1 ,100 Mo/lcue. NEW NEWPORT CRESI' l BR F\tm. quiet, encbd.
$55,IXX> r"'I $67_500 4500 ~pu~o!.~ N.B. LANDLORDS FREE RCX?1:0.tY one befrodroom dkupl=~ 8.11..£673 or 5-12-1218. Lagun• Beecn BNtll Grund)11 5•1Rltr.1 Be61><lh61 ~Jd 2 ~ 2 g;; S::~ ~1~, ';175. 600 Wiison at Pl•centl• Ave un1 . ac:rou m par anu 2 BR Unfurn. tncd. yard, SlS5 1 B st / r ewpo epa o ac · · ~,,.,.. ..... Sl911 - 3 hr 2 ba 2 sty, tennis • comer separate en· attached gar. crpts, S175 -r, ove re · new Yrly Lse * 5219 River 64&-0147. Helkltrope, 831-1300. COSTA MESA $65,000 1st TD on 1 ac cathedral celllng, llreplc.. trance . garage $275/100. mo. 2633 Elden Av c , crpts, drp&, 2 blks beach. 2 Bdr, den/office, 2 halh, EXECU'I1VE area. Brand STUDIO i...-beaut. turn.
PHONE 547""791 downtown San Jua.n lndscp'd, fncd yd. Vu of 644-72U "'.... ,.73 ,~o. $210 - 2 br ocean view apt, -..c patio deck 546-8532 ~ BR. •--3 • ........ _ -/'!!!""'!!'!'l'~:!":'!'=:"!~"l"" I Caplltr&nO. Due in J year, m--~--Kld., ..... a "6' -,,., 11'¥ deck, sml pet ok. ... .. , ' ' · new ,. • w.i• .. rm., bed aloove, 11••v, I~ --&111""· ,....... SPYGLASS HlU. • 4 BR, ?o-10NTICEU.0 Q:mdo 3 BR $350 _ 3 Br, 2 Ba, frplc, PRE.n'IGE rotrtmunity 2 br, baa. frp)., ~ tennis. $415 ocean mete hwy, ~ *FIXER-UPPER* ~-~':· dlacount $300-2 br 1~ ba, cpt/drp, lndscpd prof. dee. Terrific 2 BA, new cpts, _drpa i. dbl gar, atrium. Lovely 2 bft, lg. lam rm, all elect Mo.yearly ae.oo..3153 adult. $185-Leue· 673--:Dlll.
This "mess" ts your chance bltns. 2 sundecks, ocean vu. oceM & nlte lite vu . paint. Rec facility. $250 mo. ocean Vu! kit, w/d, prlv. bch. $415 1-se. BIG canyon, 28r + den, IMM.AC 1 BR. reciee., patio,
to save thousands of dollars. ~: ~~r: e:~~ U:::,~ ~U~ ~ ~ f ·bl: all bltnii, S.i75/mo. Eves & wknds fl3.1..-0328. NU·VIEW RENTALS 524-3473 or~ new $750 mo. princ. on.\)'. new drpt. qldet adtilt, pr.,
Clean up & pa.Int up lhewe 8 w Wh · •cu. CID, refrtg, trplc cathedral ~736 2 B@drooms, 2 b a 1 h s 673-4030 or 49f-.3.248. 1-£ARBOR Vlew 5 Br 3 Ba 640-0986 $175.. 642-SlS.3 1
forlorn l'ltlle houlM!'!I TI!Py estern ite House. __,,.,, cell, dog run, child & pet WVELY 2 BR home, trplc, Tov.'1\hou9e. Healed 5...,'1m· * LEASE * only $525. Gardener Incl. Sen Clement. Costa ~ don't .~w rhf'Y&kan? In no ~._!hlh~u~· All due ok. elec. eye garage. _Adults on· ming pool . Sr.5/mo. Call n...-;..v. N-.-.. _.. ...__ Cuf-de-&a.c. m . po o I . :::::..;::.:=::::=----;;.;;o;.,; ______ _
condt..A.'I• to n1 e mnncy. J·~· $425 _ New 3 Br Condo, ly, no pets. l ear I y. 645-6610. r.!~•'6;~~-'-~...,'-"'"""" = 644-4157 ~-ffshb, deluxe 2 BR. ..._ Oro
AS TS. t'wtv '!TO,, $14.001. WILL Buy 1st and 2nd TD'11 .. ~ II r I I $275 'mo. 434 Goldenrod - . uvn, ......... W "IUUS e ....... 2 BA cptg/..-... d&w1hr Casa w. RIVI ERA REAL TY up 10 $100,00J. Ca ll belwn 5 '"'5 8 ' rp ' poo ocean A\'e., Cd)1. 673-8289 eves. $250 3 Br. 1 Ba, yard, all blt.\ns; 4 bdrms. den. NEW Blut:ts Condo. 4 Br poolidcie 49z..i67T'"' ' AIL trrn..rrtES PjIQ.
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\\'ill ('IHT)' pa[M'r -So poln11 '·'PP · · 1 "ll't!'. Frplr, tlsh11~r. 1U1I I··:. 1"':11 t'. CaU Belly ~2-:xxJO Net 'fl ii honie? A"".......,•nl'. or l BR. 3 8.'I, den, \\'aterfro.nt TownhouH Unfum. 335 e Private patioll
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SZi'J,000. Ae-1/Ch\11. 6-12-Z.211 \ ~enlats ,,. ---j ----t•ncl ~11r, priv. patto. Lrg all! $693/mo. Call i14 f&2S-1127. •Marble pullman tm!"'· 6.is-966Gi Hou111 Unfurn. 305 Houst!s Unfurn. 305 yiird. Nn singles, no )}('ts. BEACON RENTALS BLUO"S COND0-3 br, 2 ba. ~~ONTICELLO 2 BR, 2 BA. e King·sz Bdma ·~ ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 •''"'~/1110. liD-3690. 2 ~1 F p bl " • Pool BA...___ rur
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or \'etcran's ~IC' & pay General 325 Esther. Open House !ngc, frplc &. patio. Newly 4 Br, 2 Ba, tam nn. $180 • Bdnn $215 potnts. $1500 CIO!llng Cmts SaUSUn/t.fon. 613-0026. rt'n1odeled. Near beach &: Liie. 493-5197 or 542-6735. TOWN •• FounlaJn Valley 395 \\', Jru90n ' &U·19TI
only. Come & tulk To $ LANDLORDS $ MAC NAB Dani Point stores. No peta or children. BAY Vu Bluffa Condo. Prtme BR.AND NEW TIBURON . LOW WEEKLY RliTES thf' brokers at 1871 1111.rbnr l,('t us rent UR propert\e11, Call 11 4 J 4 9 4 -6 4 5 8 or klcatlon on Vista Caudal. 3 Br, 2 Ba, fam nn. full
Blvd., Col:IR Mf'M.. \\'e Sl"rvic1' a.JI the ht'af'h OCEAN View, cust. 4 BR, 3 213'/462-3491 v.-eekd~. 3 tr, 2 ba $800. 675-3535. crpt&, drps, tnod patio, 2 lxecvtfve Svitu
TAX Shelter -5 X Gros! el!\P~ & i11!11.nd On"ange Co. BA, fam rm, lplc, we1 bar, 2 BR., 2 ha. Weathered u-.-rt Shores car gar. Air/cond. Pool 2080 Newport Blvd.
34 Unlls -O"ti.000. L.A. Fr.Er-'. rRF.f>'. ~11~'l"lTTJe & I RV I NE walk to marina, $ :1 5 5 ahlnale, updated. Hear &: , ....... t"" ·Rec. center. W"1k to shop'g Cost• Melli
area. \Vin tn\de for Orange $ALA RENTALS$ ~ see the surf. Beams, paneJ. 3 BR. 2 ha. trpl. bltns, carp, A: .chla. $325/mo. 96l-1063. f42..2611
County. Agt"nt. Nr bt-o.cti 1 hr s1 so In HD Fountain V•ll.Y Ing. trplc, bricked patios, drpJ. $3.Z Yearty. S•n ClerMnt• STUDIOS l 1 BR'S
6(.>4630 S-W--0166. twi.~1c !um, fent"t'd -Now. ~. treea. privacy. Pets/child Property Houle &U-3850 • FREE Unena
DUPLEX• SS COO down to 11 , Sllp/boat 1 br $2fl0 1\'s in t' VACANT. super sharp, 4 0.J{. $-IOO Mo. Rltr 494-7551 C 2 BR. sptt:tacular oceMview e FREE Ulllln
\',\ loAn p~yrnenl s or s~.~2. i\'B. hills pd & a1·nil. SUNNY BAY VIEW Blfrm., tam. m1 .. 2 ha .. GREAT View home 6 rm San .. mentt on goU CO!.tt'91'!, $2j(l, mo. •Full Kitchen
PITJ. r.iny~ 8ll-2ro'l nltl"s 1~,e 1 dit'h~s 2 br $210 has Spacious, Z.level condominiun1. 3BR, 21h lrplc .. R&.0, dsh"·1hr .• fncd. I 2 na. 3 patio, ni-iown: 492-007, ~2780. • Heated Pool
art j :»7-1487 '1'"1'· bring sm I>t1 bath, lg. kitchen. beam ceilings. Near pool yard $365. S3i7i. 49-1-250~ or 61>-4367 4 ~. fam nn, Shoreclltfs, Duplexff Fum. 345 · t l.1';•1·· :: hr 2 b.i s:::.'O all J N v' VACANT. 11'.J per sh11.11'. 4 Pi\l pr1v beh w/club prtyl. ronv. •Laundry Jo'a.cllltlet
"1,111r 1. ·an! Jlf't-gitr. & shopping. $525/ino. eanne e\vn1an BR. bonus rni. 2 b&. hiil•·· 1 $37:). mo. 713:'1'94-3453 • TV & m.ild 9eN ava.11.
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;•, GI loon. 51:.?,0l'lll . 1 .1 I"· p;t110&.etu·n"r patio, blk 11-nlt ft n<.'f'. $":.~~,. r:ri~c. ,gnrage. lgt Ii last, -~--OCEANntONT, former $30 WEEk &·UP
S:\j6/nin. Jo" r . ~\;,1)00 t';•ll 1:, , , 1~:1~· ~ br ;: t•a ~."1l·, BIG CANYON No 11.d\• h't'. ,\I. AN, _$:ZO~ :!_~-l!H L 3 BR. 11 · Ba 2 O\\T>t'r's unit. Upper 2 Br. e Studio&: 1 BR Apls. :O l~UJ t"~ prin<"lpit!, •1111)_ _ . It's IC'Ot It.,, 1. Lovely 5BR/F'R-unfu rn lshed. $1000m o. RE.\l .TY. 63().:,ooo, Cl!Alll\JJ~G ... 1udio cottage, frplc cr:11 d. ~g~ Furnithed. Winier $250/mo. •TV I tt1ald Service Avail.
Lots for S11e 170 ALA Rentals• 642·8383 Lois l\liller 642-82.15. ( JJ431 3 BR. 1 1 ~ be. 111M. rm,diJlc pnrtly rum, nr ~ach. l pool Prtvlleie, ~n7. Call 67'5-5366 • Phone Service -Hid. Pool I gar.. cpls, c1rpg. hlln~. ~dull, $175. ·lfl.1-5985 c\'e San Clemente • Children &: Pct Sect\on '.\10:-iT flf':n11 . H-1 OC'r..\.'\: Balboa Paninsul• LOVEL'Y BAYFRONT HOME \\'ash<'r/rtryf'r. pool , t('n11i~ llUGE :!'BR, 2 bath oouse. Tustin 2376 Newport Blvd .. O t
F'RO;>.T Bl~,\CH !111 in I..\. -:-;-: • , . Pier&. float for 36' bont. 4DJ·t. 3 bath (up-l'O\J.rts, kid~ OK, nn JM·1~. ~rrn-". E:is)' 1t.•alk to beach UR.OE modem 2 e R 5'm-&r:i5 or 645-3967
Cnunt\'. llrillyv.·onrl fll\'t'1':\ t 1'1· Nl:-O SULA 11 . ,\ Bit • . Id b I . I I $2-1~1 _... l\lU, K-IZ-•M21, !IOO Ol" ,.;hop· .... 5.m. '1~113-1. sk16t)., ..... 1 ~~.:....~005e. Fenced for (Ad-' lor $5 on ren1) ~1 in'iii; ti.'l' :\ .100. hy ~i.i". cl.-an & cozy. xlnt loc111 ~on, sta1rs cou e apt. or p<trl.'nts nr 1n-a\VS . 1 A"" ...., """"tie duplex, heated pool, wlk to ........ . ill~ 000 1::131 .'.:':'6-Z..l I. ln•·l. "·11:;her/d~·('r. '1·ly No dogs. Children ok. 1 yr. r,, Sl200/1no.-...!!· 11:cnt . . E~TERALD Terrace. 3 BR. catti·1 1..rgeai Rental A$ICY heh A: shoppinf, comp! turn. • •STUNNING l Ir: 2 Jlr, 2 · I $37.i n10. &lTett Renlly or-9 mos. (ii; $1000 /tno. On the Big Bay-:; u1 1., 2 l\A. frpk-.. bltns, 2 car 2 bu, encl gar. yd, $150 Hom•ftnd9rt 547 .. 9641 Must see to apprecia1e. Ba. Gatdtn Apls. ~. Air.
Mountain, O.sert &12-~2<)1 fiT.r Km Immaculate! Elaine Svcdeen 642-8235_ gnr. Tlt\tln, h.1da OK. S3i5 mo. yrly, 49+-7669 $190. ?irlo. 493--9793.. ret: rm. $165 It. Up. 110 w.
Resort 174 BAl.t1{0:0."T 5 BrJ11n., ~ (P4-I ) !1111• :\'.u fc.·. ~t s.iMm. Lagun1 Hin• HoUlff Furn. or Dupl•xff Unfvm. 350 ~1:;~:;;•c:5::1;..· 0=1;..· -~~--1
t.:A r R. w A y lot l''\JU 11111~~r, noaL~ntcr 01· El Toro Unfurn. 310 1 BR, cloee lo major~
n1rn1b<'n;hip inc let in I )TY· -Xl39 Hjt;RBOR VIEW LA.KE Fore~•. run trl-level > V'X&m wper-;;:rp:;!§R O•n.r1·1 .a.i-.~tntv --tl:'liiS~~ Lr& l\l!~slon Lnkr C1l\lnlry (1uh. Coron• del Mar 4BR. 2 bath nearly new . ommunity pool hon1e in 'fht' \\'ood11, lge din attl\, 2 ""'·· R&O, BAY Front 2 BR. 1oW: ** 2 00 St60 -No c"'1dren,
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. priv. included. $495/mo .. Joyce Edlund fam n n, 111tc. nutRlrlc deck, dlshw., patio, fenced yard, dupltx -1c, f:• mature 11 Sp•ng•. o,. 111"'" h , Io w J -1 I>'· ~1·1.:1• •itt· · 4, 0235 J> SI 1-N od I ALAN 2 BR I ba uni New .. ., nope · " '°"'. .... lk 6 "'"'° ( 4 c111~. dfP.", l yr lsc, $400 """· o v. ee. ·• ·• · carp, couple yearly $425 mo Call ~ n\11.ricf't prier f('1' tJUl1·k salr . :ull r''· ;;ha;; 1·1·ri ~. 1 h · ' mO:. ~2j.""..O, :i86-4275 REALTY. 636-5650. drapes.I. decor. Yrly. $250 6~ ' . 1---~~~~---1 008-~2. )l"n <' 1• FOR LEASE! 2 3 BR., ~ ba .. unt. new carp, .... _ M MOTEL Apts., lo monlhb'
· 'JI• _ !o:n1all. hut nlt.~ I I $2W. mo. 3 BR. BA. bltna, NI 1 •-•-• -· )Tl,y. ·-Corona -I •r -•••· $110 -. & up, 23-CABlN. ~Ii::. Bti11r 1n"t'n 1 "'1~r nc11.·ly pa1n11•tl, ~arn:;e. 3Bll./FR. large hcntW ~I(.,: filtered pool. In trplc, CO\" Pl'llO, 2 car gar, L•JIU!!! pue 3ws'R' 2 bl · oCe .. f '" ""' 8-•u
ronin. l.J~21'. . ilrrr-lmo: t;~)O ~ Br. frpl•·. dhl ~rea l Newport Bench Arca. $500/mo. Blll !5(', 496-~. Fu '' w\nt ··-an ronl. SpKtacul1r View Apt Newport Blvd. M 97m.
1nrt . Pricrd $1,j(){), T•:rm.~ i:· f yurri A11lr.(" 11., lot. ( VACANT super .sha.l"JI 3 m .: er -ON OCEAN BLVD. 2 BR. I BR. lrg S'lllJ • $100. Twin Pril·n!c t~rty. 'tl'l-21111 :ilr , ·' '... · urt 644-6200. ~P46J Huntlntton ~ch Bdrm., tom. rm., 2 ba., 2 BR., 2 ~. furn. winttt 2 BA, frplc. be.lcm'!yi blt·lns, ~&. ldetl ror blchelorl. ~in_._ -NU.VIEW RENTALS CONDOMINIUM rRF:E Rent fnr 1 Br. 1a ~ ~.di~w.VINopaa!t~'. $300 MRture (.'Ollple Pre I 'd .. l993 Church. MS--963S.
I.AKE At"l"O'Yo'""11.<1 1.,\1.:r. fii3· m:111 or lfll-121'( 1 i\ew 2BR + den condo1nlnlu1n in Big Can· m~ce uni~. kld1lpcl5. ltt $om/mo. incl utfl . WKends. H'\JGE 1 Br. New catpf'~.
l'"RONT. tl()("k. 1 l'lr. 3 Bil , 2~nH. 1 BA. f~1·'. ho•11n yon. $650 tmo. Detty Kerr 644-6200. (P47 ) i\\80 pr1v. horn,., $13'.I. 2 v' SlTPER SHARP 3 bdrm., f7'5..65l7 or Wied a)' I tresti pelnt, all bullUna, ~~~·11;~~~r!'J~'n.~· ,;.;, ;r~ ~:· :~~/\';;~" \\'~?1 I ~ ~~·. ;'!~ ~t;ch, $l~. ~~I~ .. dibi 1~'R2& ~·: N~h. View 3 BR, :~,;; c~64!:t:4Poo1.
tnr 171•11 3J7-tni :ilnn~l<l~ll &i·l-~"lii_ • 3 en, 2 BA. newly dee in-dshwiuhr.. f{'Jl('('lj )-ard, 2~i ha, ownt"a unit, Cllllt All adult, no pela. V«rY
:-;f°,\ft ;\l11r11\R, 0 1Armln11 2 c u-[ lrv1·ne I · /ool ~r h.>1\1'h. Snals $363. No ad'Y. fee. Al.AN 111-J~-I I -duplex, beam dnfr, paUoa, clean. S'l15 mo.~. HR ho11,...-. f;..Z 1Mln1. Ott• ,...,.ui Mecn.1b-lrvl"9A•Jt1Ccwri1Mny .i"f'I~ lM $270. Q68.12.JS. REALTY, 636-$50, IN_. t •rMI f\l(c, nr thop!, $391S, f1S..690C) LGE. rut.LY FURN,, BR.
rtnr!"fl yil. 1'·rp1c. Cpl. i\Rk· SJz;.2 AR.·~lohllt' llriu.-.(', All !Jl;2-147l. $3Z'i MO. Newer 3 BR. 2 LtTM..E Island home. 3 BR.. 1 BR garqe apt, etv • B!tnt, w/w, pool, beam ceft
Ing $.13,500. G. A. h-~\\~I. util pO Sni.!,.111~ 11k, 101 ........._, Dt-1¥9 141•1235 fJfn. 3 bA, trplc, 3 Cllr t.. "1th pool Iacil. 3 b8. Ii den, lovti1 pca.Uo, ref. tepftl'ftte pArio, P,tlJt, MIU. no tA. Sl"-
Rltr. ·l!ll'.-:•11 2· r"ltt'll L'ltl•(I n.r M<1I 1\11:• \' ........ ic.ir. nn lea~ requlrtd. $-IOO. s:n.P.ro. New bel\CMlde rum. )'rly. $ftX1 Month adults, SXIO. ~ "1'H· "White Elephantt" ':~~ri1'!?n'~.n~ ~~hl'71un >~~ Hom!.!.!nders S47·964~ lu.& M•d.rthur N4·1200 t"fl(I, !lf.0..1248 Owner/bl"Oker. PLACE REALTY 128 O~ Ncw1~ BR,., 2 bfl., t~ i:r11~:i$ ~~~: '
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HOTlCI! OF HEAJUNO Ofl FtllST AHO FINAL ACCOUNT ANO llEl"O..T
OF 1.XECUTORI AHO PETITION FOlt ALLOWANCE OF STATUTORY ANO
EkTltAOltDIHAltY COMMISSIONI TD EXECIJTOA ANO TD P'AY
STATUTOlltV ANO l!XTllAORDINAltY lt"OllNEY'S FEES AHO FOR A,._ ,.OIHTMliHT Of" TRUSTEE IJHOER
TESTltMEHTAltY TlltUST, AND FOR FINAL DtSTRtlllJTIOH
E1ltt1 ol DAVID ROTHMAN, Dlc:IOIM.
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN ""I
llANK OF AMERICA NATION.Ai TllUST
AHO $AVllrtGS ASSOCtATIOff 1'111
n1oct t11;.i11 • P9tlf1Dfl tor 1'1'1t onc1 1"11111
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four rnon11>a 1Her tt.-11t11 pUbllcolloft ol tfl/1 notice.
D1ted Oct. 16, 1'73
It. H, TltESTER
ExtcutDr ol 11'11 Will
ol till 1bo'n n1m1C1 dectdtnl THOMAS C. KINO . •
QU)MAM, ICINe & e1;11111e
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Octoblr 20. f1 1l'lcl N.,..tmblr J, 10, 1971 ~7J
PUBlJC NOTICE
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P'Ubllt notlct 11 horlbY given !NI Merion 0111 ll1n1rd, P1lrlcl1 ~rlct
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Fount&Jn Vdey. ca.u Aldank:NlAv~.533-1'188. e W--065T e i 800KKEIPE11t:-Jo'/Umc. Btneflts. Gd flOl"& back to wo rk proxlmattty 30 hOUn ~
9@,. ,, . . · . ioi.M-'lil:IM.. on O..ral S.rvket Job" Wanted, Mala 700 ,.rt tfrne IAW'y. 962.-2-G3. ' part-tb1\e. m ar 30 hoW't "''Hk. Pretend>l.y ~
P"DlALE Doc wblte w/ CQut Hi&bway N B -ntxt~le bounJ, Exp'd for DENTAL Aulstan1, txp'd a week. She Is in1('re11ted If )'<Kl "'"OUJd be lnt~ed.
blade ean ,lo sme. Med. Phone: 642-05.17. ' ' ' ''THINGS" b)' _Mooee. Gen'I ORIVER • CDMl*niorl, 911. CoMm,tctii>n O('ftce A f>n>. chtJ~ tc front &!ik. EJ tn ~le Ir 11111 e~ 11'0rlt. plea.~ lltnd a letter or
..ii.. Friendly. Vie Sta • , . • ~. Replin, .Mum. C'-i'\IC· Kft'lt.'" itJ, local rda. pert)' r.tanapmrnt. Send Re-Toro. 831)..U9ti IM "-'Ith people woo att rta1.1me to Cla'81W ad no.
&bool.;Jltnf Bn.cb. ~!~i~· ~: bln&,, Elcc. R eq1odetlna tull~pl. t1me. Newport . l\lnH! on ~d A DEPARTMENTAL lo(ally ln\.'Olvnt with Uietr 980 ~flo,DtJl.Y'PUot P. 9· 893--t~ • . ~ ~ e. !Mt.5813 ' • • &10--0332. 01\·e Reftrtncet: to: CLERK 'A'Ork Y.'Oi"kln&: ln a s~ Box . OJ!ta Mtta, c.Jit.
\ •• • .• ' . ' . • •OtUSTClANS. Duo dffitt• \\"rile Cla.'tlllled Ad •m 'A'hi<.:h ••e feel is the .~""""'ll;=.=~·~--~-~ s::o~~:1r1.,nm. fND Keys &. 'rtng··tJnglf I,.~Pi:1~W~~"!enoec!i:~· c!Ub "'wt. C&ll Jobn Cl" Bill, 0uny Piiot, P.O. Box tLOO Varie1t)' of du~~nel~.~; ai-eate't In 1he 1,1,'0rid. JANI'l'ORlAt. PM-" time/f\111
Wed ·~ g.':J> Exp a. , Schoon Vic. 53 St, H.B. Bob ~33. · , · ~7-81S!. o..ta J.le5a, Cal{f. 9'1626 '\-en ory & ""''" conuvi 'Perhaps at that t.lme t~ time. local ""''· e.'<p adult
1 .. _ ·Ct.it eb, c.w..H... Mt Ired 1on Beach. MB-408;. ;_._ • JM Winta.d, Ft-•I• 702 ~..' ... Pro c e a• I n a pc>1ition WCUl.lly 1<1unded ()Illy, $2.10 hr .• 97'--3923
._... ""''""l.J'• S9Cf ~O· Fm! S-·-1 I ·n•ull"f , ~ t;; •:• • BKKPR •SSIST~T en .... "":"'."~ change orders, great. ut )'OU were not JU 10 bla people. 64&.2.':A19. · · • _..,e • type 1' ~ ,. ma I ntabuna: engineer!JW imforest~ In belna lnY()ived N R SALESMAN:
FOUND· 5 Spit b~ fil • . ~ Vic Vel\'el I: Nett In GETi KAULED • MATURE. relln«d. expel'. toca~ ~ needs 11harp Iv. nuuter rues on bills · ol \\'Ith rei.lt ·selling If Ulla Earn S~ pet' ""wk Vl"Ol'k·
nlte ckt. 12 at· Alhatrotl Palma 9)...1181 Llfht .. Hc1.V)' Haulln1 , , "''?fll'1l helps "'/newborn. "-'/hte aen'I p~nce. o 1 n\Uuia1$ le other master ii tru•, !hen "'-e ,;.,.Y have 11\ll alter school and S!ltur·
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& Pelican ,111. . c. )flM.a FOUND poodle, White. Vic Odd jot...· Reu. rat•. -~lcs;:ntai.i elderly, ~gilt bk~:f expe~ "-1fi t •~ni docunlf'nts. P1' e. f e r bt-l!IOme!hlng" )'OU v.-ould Uke. da.Ya selling new 11ub9c:rip.
t 5'()-9163 ' · El · Camino A Falrview > * 6T5-6300 * 1 ibl ~ · ve-out, ex· ~--<;'°· nc lid· reat "d\vid ual wn l'.1" eiper. ln \Vt' 001,,. need someone to lions for the DA.I.LY PILOT.
FOUND·' Black &: whiten.... . C6Sta Mesa.. Call 545-1022 ' GFJ' rud · OF tJNSIGlfl'LY ~4 .' Terp.porary p.K. vl'l"" ...... ~y f91' a vance. related act.lvittea. . help OU! in our RecelvlnJ" This is not a pa~r route
r!.cr ~ • , l'Nt>: multi.colored Kitten TRASH AND OEQrus $12 r ' · . · ment. 1'"\tncOon Modules, 1nc. I Acw.im. Pl.)oable Dep&rl· and does not iJl.clude dc-
old, near 'i:u~Ed;J. , Atr,a Verde . LOAD. , . COILEGE Snr. HSlCPR~. Hone~t Jason Best ~y lrvlne 833-8Zl4. meol. It )'OU arc our aal U\•erlCli o" collectini, Open.
H 8. 891 X27 11• ~7308 DENT ~-nu.tutt ~'PHI tor elderly 17100 Brookhul'St, F'. Vly DESK Clerk, Motel. 4 to please tend a lettt'I" or lfl&'l ln Costa MeH, Fountaln • -• · • · r • · · • l n \'&I lit, pl'OleWonal. Sult• 313 · 11631Tn ~lidn{zht. Exp'd PBX ilr re1ume 10 CllU.sU\cd ad no Vallg-a.nd Souijl Hunttncton
MALE • Wire Halt ~n;e'r ¥ND Turtle Hillout atta LOCA4 mo'(inK . .t: haulinr by I 9ean, cook. sew; drlve. 4 BOOKKEEPER Nt'J\ 43X!. Laguna Call 969 e/o Dally Pilot, P. o'. Bea.Ch.~pply now bt' callJna'
CUke) ,.,ti\tc-Vlc. ~mz h~ ~1651 studellt. I..arze truck. Reas. liow'I a day, eall 962-3400 N , Ml'G fum' Iii 9t' st NB Jpyce Bolt o199-z.m. Box 1560, Costa ?.tea&, Calif. 548-.ml.
area -KateUa • ~:. ' 555 BaJTy. ~1846 or 6'7J.4.1&;17. SF.c:RETARY· Experl~. ~ exper. fUU ~e bk:· DISHWASHER ~ant~ good 92626. . Equal Oppr. •!;mploycr
5.14-32'18 LO'lf SKJPU:?ADER A: dwnp truck Attractive, .. tw"e. 8_,yr. kl>f. tor pan Ume 1o1-orlt. hours Ca.rmel's Dining &: GIRLS OR BOYS KEYPUNOI 5t96 or 9610
BlK fml _kitten apprijx ,'3 LOST. Reward black ad· 'A'Ork. ~te, alPhalt, resident Newi'ort .£Liach i\hlllt .know payroll.&. taxes .. Pfe9'°S)628'N. Coast H\\-y, 10.13 yeu.iii old for DAIL\' exp. Perm p/tJn1e nltes.
mo. Vic. Bu 11 d era. ,dJleg book. ' Left 1 n aa"ine, bn!aktna. MS-1'110 area. Ready for .that full l\flcn:wislon Inc., 645-68411. ~na. PILOT paper routes In Sooth S)'ll 3' oper. exp prel. Emport~um CM. Ifie& col·, Telephone eoo.ti o:t Stand-32 r,I'. fVaNITURE Van time Job, m-ot03 ' BOOK KEE p ER public DOMESTIC Help Ge 0 r g e Sitnta ;\na, bet"'·een l\lain>l;054<--033::::;:=1~~~-~--
' llU') &&&-8T80 . 1ud ~Uon at Baker &: tor Joea:I f\irn baula .l gen'l f'!F;EO help at home? \Ve accounting exper 1~~,.Full .A\JCn Byland Agency, 100-B &. F'airvi~·. \\1arner & San KITCHEN J{elpe~ It. n1aint.,
J'ND llml blk fm1 half Pe-·Fairvi~'. 557-9670 haulliJ&.,.54$-1862, 557-2'136. h.aW ald"es. nu 'rses., 1,me only, O.C. Air'port E. 16th st.. s.A. 547~. Die&Q f\\-y, pa.rt or lull llnie. ~mi·
lna:esc w/l"!Y mask.· Vlej li$iHAPPY child ki&t lovlna: CLEAN-6p, Hauling, li&ht ho u • e kpra, compahions. area. l7lf ~ 1133-34"3 · · • . DONUT $ho 11 ·"ift &.a2..&321 retired, .mature, reliable Main St. at :>-Points Shpq t r Siam , movlnc Reas Dcpendab\ Ho m e ma· k e r s Upjohn O p, n e '"'' · Lynn ~'On man desil'ed. CaU Brian
==--~--~=~·-1 ~. Siamese legs &: tail, · .......... 10·13 ars· old for DAILY In person 'J.tr. Donut, 135 1
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Cr!tr H.B. Injured 53&-zmt m • ' ese, % brind~e Fast 646-"-c.~A · e. 54T:«i8L • B VS OR GIRLS • 1 Female, age 25-45. Apply Dlstrict 1\lan""("l' ltichardl, 557..G232.
SMAIL black cock·a-poo ··Spayed fem, Reward • TRASH' HAULlNG TYPES£IIER: 001 com· PlLJf paj,er routes 111 South 'Jo.:. ·17th St. Costa Ales.a, Equal OpJX>rtunl t) F.1nplo)er LEGAL . Secretary, Santa
, Fem, iT&Y lace Vie nr 5 &?S-3262 GARAGE 'a.EAN-UP poser, fast, ac c Ural c, S·rnttt. Ana bct11.•ccn 1\Ialn &. t DRAPERY & Ana .olt1ce, exp pref., "oold
I ~i«ilShopplng Center ~ LOsT, nla.le B I u e P 0 ln t 1 $10 plck<-up, ~oad 546-0101 ~llSOllable, 4!U.-2'll2. f~irvicv.•, ' \\'aM\()r '& San tabler._ a~ss~~~':er1es, 1 i\fa~~~ti~ F ~~D!!k ~~~r sklf:1~1 o';,:n~ t Siamese. Owner in hospital, ,HouMC,Ml)J"9 Help Wont-•, Ml F TIO Diego F\,3·, 31153 Bu-ch 8t .. ~.B. 546-14.11 lnro ~Just ,,.: """"' _,1 ~p. 547-9284 FOUND Siamese c~t. Vic 'rilclll!e r"eturn to 33752 . , · -6U-~3Zt or 640-0133 eves. ..,,,. "" ,.,~ .... ""' ec..,r .. ~""=-'"=~==~--C of CoJJta Mesa Park: OCt. 'Gt&.nada, Apt 2, Dana Lynn C"OgOn Preferably one w/slckroom LIQU~D TRANSF'ER OPER
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capable manager. A.er•.
Call John or BW 557-8151.
NEWPORT Beach CP A
Finn needs ex,,6. book·
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I 1.fth call stz..3396 "'Point 49&-4164 • Ac:ctg Bkkplng Offic:1 Disnict flla:na.ger ELECTRONIC & atubulance exp, 6 hr, d\lY. Chemical Mfg plant needs
BP AcEi.ET & Id 'hl!a'Xlnt opply tor CPA or PA Equal Opportunity Einp\oyer TECHNICIANS t'OIUil~C'r part Unie. Send re-lndW1~rlou1 high school grad .. ~ .' green iO ' who can manage &. produce . . sume. . tor fLlllng operation. High
1 I B GT .: ~~~~W 17alth Oi" R~, If to buy in to· very active CAR \Vasher1n_, & 111te mat::1i Immed. positions avail. in \Vrlte Cla.~ified ad •913. chemistry Pref. Xlnt t 9 v U':_. rew..uu, tinn. Send resume to P.O. nian 11.·an ..,. ••. pease c the development & Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560 beneflt11 & 1''0rklng con.
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i· M8-72U or 673-2951. Box 1800, COsta Mesa. 1714) ~817 . for appt. manufacture of state of the Costa l\lesa, Ca.llt. 92626 dilions. No e.xper nee. Apply
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per nut bar • • Advirtislng Selis beN.<een 8.30 & 4.30. art mbli! n 1&,:r! re. su?-Gl'RL 'Friday _ bookkeeping, et ~arteco, l?ivislon of ""t • · • l: Fash. Isl F Uo ~ s. exper., m typing, lite d I et at 1 0 n, Ame •• can Holipttal supply
on Pa<.:. Cat Hwy. aft 6, ormer ye w .page or CARPENTERS either, analog or digitaJ recei\'ables & payables corp. 1452 E. Allon, Irvine. N1wspapar O.ltvery
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Ch·er 21. Pay appw. $200
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BLUEPOINT Siamese male carpet, ftoors & windows ~~~~· Catt lor Boat·Fini&h Dll'penters-Tool· Functloo Afudules, Inc. preferred 962-iiGSJ 'A'kdays An Equal oppty employer .
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·boot pav.'S de c I a'w e d: n.~. &cloemanlncogmaln, Jowle.. ing exper. helpful. \\'e pay Irvine 2441 CanlP1!-5 D633r. -3214 9--S. ' LIQUOR STORE et.ERK ~tcf'Mden/G o Iden "\\'est ~ • Ath't!rtisingORSalFe111nan·. exn. lop v.iige11. \Ve v.'8Jlt penna. GIRLS N~ed Preler t;yp. ElQ>er onb·. (ef nee.
H,B. Reward ~92M. prices. 642.-9693 MALE. EMAL& nent carpenters for fut ELECTRONIC Ing. Apply In' person, Port San Clemente, 492-3TI7.
• Lt\ll.GE Family Photo. Vie. HOUSE OF CLEAN ~ 2J.5 r.iverside AV. !lo'B growing'cci. kncM'J'i for build. ASSEMBLERS n ieatre, 2905 E. Coast ll"'Y· Ask fol' owner only .
..; · li.tay C.o., Bulloclc's, parking Pt-ot. "tare tor borne or ofc. ANS\\'ERING. ft'f"l<ice some· lng the highest Cll!al!.t:v~boa.ts. App?lr..a'lis ~~d be-~XJ>M'· CdM. • MachinisUJ
lot . or stonos Reward• earpnii uphoistel")' Ir: floors. o.1e fo:-wee k'e n d 1 & P11c:iflc11 By Ripper hand M>lderers on PCB. also . TOOL MAKER 967-7312 · · S4&-0T46'. graveyard. \\"ill tr a i n , Yachts .Jia\-e kno.,1.'ledge of. corn po-HEJ.J> ~nt.ed for clenning
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Hotel or club rxper, req'd, •
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F/timt-. See reraooai Poter.
C ' . REWARD, 0"'"""' tl-r 'i!Kr'eo'ii1Piet llouse leant ~lm. 9'l8 "'· lith S!., c .r-T. ' nents ID .l cokir code,. some art, pa~nling, l l:'1'2"20e rtl I ENGINE LATHE • -~ .... ~ '6"' • e . t' ng 64!).5570 exper. of lile electro.l\1ech· c eanup repo. rs. . per . ·. ~~:~~:!'! ;~·, u~::r~~i:~:: At:t~o~~1~k"'c~:I:~~ ,1;/0 t'>!ST~ ~""f'" ;:· E&:'.~t"'~·E~.!'!i ~¥:.;.~,~~\:,~/~~~ tFi TURRET LATHE NOTE!
'Reee.nt swiery: ,. ,Ca I j peiiehced. Tues-Thurs. g..3 •s irk per. or cca cs Pant .. P-St Cl\! · n rpn~ ·& 3 P~f. SAT ONLY 10r.JJ. \\'e need a fe11· top R•o1I Est.tt• Sal11m•n
Balboa Boy Cl•
12Zl \V. Coas! Hwy., N.B.
• , 546-1377 _.. . 547-l84l rtl ust know 'NCR 42.00 ply at Twin \VI n l 0 n " · Hacienda de Mei;a Apui n1achinists for our pl'ecision ll }'OU have a license (lr' wanl ; L Hours 4pm-rtlidnight Cenmlcs, 31966 Camino ELECTRONICS .fECH 160 W. \\'II.son, C.M. v.·ork In our spacjous, clean one, ·att Peg Bolinger tor ~ PARAKEET, Yellow, Vic: LAD.Y. 11ishes· days work. Production Tachnlcl1n Capistrano, San Juan Test, AJion exp. 2·30 MHZ • J.fanager · Apl. l . shop. Steady e1n1iloyn1ent. t'Ontidenlial interview. •-• r San Remo, Lido Isle.• Good ·and rellable. Ref. · · CB.plstrano. .,.. ~\41U i · 673-299! 54l--810S Beach Area ====------Conimunications equip. 2nd HELP wanted. Food service. DAYS. Corpet, 497-1761.
' ::.,::.:::""-.,.-,-----, CHILDCARE for quiet obe· Class pllOfle pref. Ask lor Day hours & night" hours. I ~~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1 U)ST. "'l'weety P\e" rrey· Lii~aC:ipi"91 NIGUEL dient 7 yr old girl aft school Bob Ste-cle, Pal Electronics, Full or part time. Over Please contact Mr. ,.\J rt10TEL MAIO \\PANTED • Parakeet. Vie. Htt-e A Spring. P•rsonnel Agency tNi!\\'J)Ort Helghhi Elem) 6391 \Vestmlnstf'r · Blvd. 16. Apply btw. 2 & 5 pni, Richardson for info. & appt. \\'ill train, apply In penon
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1 ! . ··•'' · ~ C.Onst'., 8 yrs exper. Sad· Laguna Niguel . 54S-0036 ELE-CTRONIC TECH. W. Coast flwy, N.B. 3324 \V. \\'arner, S.A. ,~ ........ ------•!
I · · mebti.ck' Yalley Landscape, 131 '14n CLEANING woman 4 hrs per OUSEBO 1 ' ~ ~ 837 .. .,,.,, • d••, 3 d•--· .~ •all Advan<.-ed de\'eiopment v;-ork. H Y, live-In fl t me. 545-115-i
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i , ~ & , Installed. Call 10 key by touch, IT'S A COCh."TAIL \\'altreu Ovt'r Equal Oppor. Employer. &: yacht. Call aft 6 . pm, MAIDS hot 1 . t . Nursl"I • s· . 493--9338 SM Jul\fl. M,US'l'. T)'pipg, IT'S A 21, experienced . .,.pply in <Tl·H s.ur-0339. law\d -ne~ \\~~i.s -~~ Progressive 150 bed con-
., ' ' :: , ).pp111nc• Repair' Mnoriry MUST'. Xlnt • position for Wi=~'ua~~ Uon, liOO ENUM~RATORS HOO~lNG. girl ov.TI day, 1;,'e:; around, '~aid ~h:~t hosp, f/time l-ll
'· ' & Parts ·; • · etiarp gal. Salary open. $2.10 per hour trans .&. ref, lo! Rridays vacations. Laguna Beach, · LVN'
{ REPLACE?.IENT & au.'<· \\~~~~~g.M-=t A~~U-::-T ?.tan. St•ady CONSUMER.LOAN TheBe hClhaly ,or HuntingtonH"'o"""us.EKEl'hom>EP546-ERmt., .. 49-1-1196 3-It Full&. 'p/timc ~ "\'.·· • _ block I: stone 58&63n. ''"""' -~~ .. PROCESSOR . a<.: s emP?"U'Y open-• 1ve-1n, MAIDS for motel, v.•kdas on-NurSll Al•-
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• 4;,· °'---llr&ry pa tanks, (!!ck-ups, . . ,:wi:lrk. Top' wages Jot all ""'S tor a..........,,,.,,..,ata'" 200 Sp.,.i.h "'aki""' only . ly, La-•"" Sho-•. 419 N. -·
· " · . • '-i ~ ~ wtl!. drtv~~ ·.r..-rnotor =Briclc-BrOck-St..,. .~~ raker-. roller, etc. . ~pie 10 ~".a ~al Oceaa. slde,hom~~Prb•. rm. Coe.at H~,.-;: t.a~ 4~21 AU ""''"', · Ex per· prefd \~_1'-S ....... -~,res. ~It 'l. .. 1"'fl~*,. •84Gin!o.· ~:·.· ' EKparltnc*it censul beginning on -Nov. bath & TV. No cooking, . untrngton Valley
Babyslttl.. JL_. ,,__ P•lnti...._,. , ~ ~ -, ~ =nN~,a:· :!7! 5% days. ~1 ?.~~~~ ;2~~~Iotel 1n tf.B. Con\'Rle~~~ospll.al
'" P1-rh1-1-To,e $2.SO : l!r,. ,'SOm<! ;haod •ALIFUONRINTIE,.DBANK -to JO da ·~. . A . lfOUSEKEEPER Call ~II '""~~~::""~!!"'~I ., ·. ;BABYSITTING r-··• .... [. sf.b<!n&: &: ll£hl .painling tor \. ~ ·a ys uuratiOn. P. l..agunQ NI I 2 d i -NURS " · Co ~-" -mpany x•-1 -o p!lcants must .be willing. ro a n·•~ .. ,.,,. ~ .. ar:a, as. M ainteno1nc:• Men E-LVN ' •. , . M• Homo, C. M110 mplete HOl.L!C Paldting ..,,...... "" · '" "" · ""· "'""'"""""" 11 7
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1 dlt' ' 201 Avenida Del i\1ur 1,1,·ork 5 to 6 hra per day in· · · General Plant n1aintenancc. lo :30 Al'lf shit!. Relict
i I , Xlnt• cue. Good lunches, Ctlstom hit, weather prool ECHo JOb AGENCY San netTl<"'ilte eluding e\·ening _hours , & HOUSEKEEPER~ -Tu~11 & Son1e 220-4.JO. Ute carpen. all shifts. Salary con1· . :..,. • fenced play yard. Call any. 'Exter. "?'io Job too smi!I 315 ~SI. ~.,1, 203 .4_5123 Saru. rd"""'· R...,uirement~: F'ri. 9,.'h;l 4:.30. For thorough jru & plumbi'"'· Xlnt \\'&«<> 1nensurate w/exp. Come ~-,,_,,,_ ... ,, Free estlrilatea LocaJ ,rtll. ,:iru ow ,.,. '"V ~ .... I I R f & •.; .... ,.. u.· '• ..... e, ~:> "'· CEJU..fAK PAINTERS Huntington Bcact\ .· 536:-1439 Must be 18 yrs o{ age br c eaning on y. e er. .Olvn & f1inge benelits. Phone .,...in our tean1. Call for ifl.e
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• "1' BABYSITI'ING, Hourly, dai· MT-3296 AC:C:J;'MBLY work, nian, for older&. physically able to do transportallon After 6pn1 714.....;.rJ..OOGO tenrle\'I' J.fon <& Tue1 .
• I ••• I ly " o• w .. kl, v1-·-~. ""?!-' Equal ~r. Employer . •.'.'<tensive. 1,1•11lking & clin1b-644-81~8 ··IAINTEN.\NCE ., '"" • Park Lldo Health care · · • · ........ , *CUSTOM nAINTING •~dil]I, full time. Arrow.Mfg:. " •~..... 466 Fl I ·1• .1cl19ol dlatrict.-'42--8433··· ~ l••t••/Ext. -. ,;::, Colo .. ,,,...._ '.'1na1.· 1245 C lAlgan Av. 0 1 COOK· TRAINEE mg. Testing dates aI'l" 1'1on. Houselc•1pin9 Dlsh'A'asher, fflirne days. ~~~d.~ N.S.
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,, 't , • 1 home w~Kdayi'. r:~:'30: derbld. St. Lie. no. 254931. C}IRISTMAS TI-IE 'SEASON prer~. but will lrnln. ApJ1ly be , filled otit 1m1ne?·. at Relief. C.JIJ ~9·3061 ~ E:o.:p'rl lJref'd. ~· to 11:30 PM
., '. .P!Aile chilil.~ .. s.l.@Y.. ·itfr:'·MUOOS. TO BE JOLLY • betwn. 2:30 & <1:,30 P·l"J1·• Pe1'91:)nncl.Del,lt., Hun~1ngton "* HOUS:E..'KEEPEn li\•ein, I & 11-7:30 Ai\1. JI you're bi·
• lus~ness S•rvlce PROF. wallcovering state f:¥7i exlra n10ney for gifts Hamburger Hnmlet. 1.545 Bea.ell City Hall, atl~ . & Hunt. Harbour, exper. refs. l\tANAGDJENT tereated In carlni i1r ll.'Or'k·
'.: • PRO~IPT \VAl<E-UP SE'RV lie. No. 279514, lrwur., all Q an AVQl'i.Rep~sentative ~dllm-s, CAt. Ask lor i\lr. ?.ta1n. Sts'. H.B. F'trulJ f1hng TOP SAL. M6-0100.. ing, our patlents want you.
I iype•.of paper 714 · In your spare Ume. Call: agen. <!ate~~~·~~r26th.EqualHOUSEKEEPER. 5 days STORE MANAGER Cell for Interview Mon t..
; ' , _Will"~ 871ime! ~ · · .~~7041. COOK: Graveyard 11hitt, 6 Oppo · P oy "·eek, Jl\'e out, non-!linoker, Tues . .. , F 1 RS~ ·i , 1 nitca a v.·eek. ClHnJ)Rny paid able to drh-e, &n-.1847 Unique opportuhlty r or Park Lido lleal!h CaN
1.• Carp.t s.n1'• ting/pa~. ~ait ~ AUTO PARTS binge benef!tt;. Apply In EXEC SEC'Y t $6SO HOUSEK~~ER 11 . quallrled pe~n to n1an11ge 466 Flagship Rd .. N.B. leu imttv~ person. Jack in the Box. • . O . .._. • ve . in San Juan Ca1>1SlraJl!'.> outlet I "'2-80W _ _ . JOHN'S Carpet & tipholsterY lnt. Ah-eu spny. Frff Est. MAi'fAGER l2J5 Baker St., Costa J.feA.. F'ee Paid. Assist boss to build l.Dvely home. adults, \Oo ork store o! nation t\' Ide .
Ori Shampoo tree. Scot<.:b· 919-5294 · JJ"! (31 COw.'TER ME:'l co. from ground 1\oor. The 1'1on·Fri. 6'1>824.8 . S!)OrtS\\-ear and s1,1,i mv.-ear N~E·LVN,. ~xcltlng poet-
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' ,, , prd /Soll Retvdants). PAINTING: inside and out. vet. starter re-builder ('()()K, P/time, day ahUt. sky i9 the Limit for sharp IMMEDIATE CASH m.anufaclurer. Retail sales ll~n fo~ quahfled ~~n to
Dcsrcasers &. all color Small jobs too. Lo ca I Carburetor rebuilder Guy Fa 11.• k ea • ,~nn peNVn! Good skills &. x1n·1 · nd · · 1'0rk in progressne con--trfahtencrs & 10 minute referencell. Call 642--0355 Brookhurst, Fountain v1y. benefits Also Fee Positions COMMISSIONS I\ .superv1SOr-y expenence valescent hospital. Patient
bleach for 'fh!l1' ~111. ·after 5 p.m. EXP'D Ol\LY XL.\'T OP· ('()OK -8r't'akfas1 needed Call An.n Christie, 56&-8505: St'~~tiona.Hy·fam~Us Klfft.pp required. c11.re orit'T11erl operation.
Save your ~ by Sll.Vlni: * 'l'All\'TmG " S7AINING PlY FOR-ADVANCE, TOP immed.· J.lust be uptr. toc Cbrrtrol Career Emplofment """=" pan or "' time. A 1 . Xlnt \\"Sgell & fringe bene.flts.
me· extra trip.s.'.,;Wlll cle11n INT/EXT. TRIM, ACOOUS li'AY. F'RINGE BENEFITS. 1-'"'='='~o~"='"="°=· ="·c..::646-<rol=-:==·-Agvx.')', 3400 Irvine Blvd., Very high ca&h commissions pp YDonna Fitzpatlick Ap~ly or. 9Cnd re111!111e to II~ nn., dinJiia:. rm., 6' ,FREE iEST J im 9'lS-8l86 3621 W, lJit. St., S.A. ('()OK lor •ml fa m , N.8. plus bonuse!I, benefits. Your 521-tSSO Ext. z.il 14.i., Superior Ave, }l;ewport .:;D nail $15. Any nn. $7.50, · .. ~ l\fon-ltn.lr, .f...8 IPi\I, sa:lary EXECUTIVES ~-n bttlrincss .. No ln~t· An Equal Opportunity Beach or call 642-2410 couch IJO. Chair t:l'.C. 15 _., No Wute nlac · ment. Free selling and tr'81n. ~ 'URSES I -• 'nlJ, ia what ~nts, "~t WALLPAPERING AUTO SALES open, m.-0230 CdM $15,000 to $75,,000 ing kit. Ra.lph P. Kelley, Employer NOider ",!~~Rpr!f·1;r. oiuy.
, , . method. I do "''Ork myself. 548-1444 e'°'" COUNTElt Clrl ~for dry Send rcsunie or call .TODAY Dept. C002 2. Knapp C<mtre.li::::i==~i:::::i~====I
Good rel. 531-0101..... -IN:t'. ,l. Accousttlcal ceillnga Immediate C.venifliS. Ne«:l ::~i:. ~~=~tn~S:~~~~l ~~ec~~~dln~~~'ieNO COST Bn:.:S ~n. l\fa. 02401. t.fktng !\!gr I $22K D!Sll\\'ASl-IERS, trainees ac·
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' Floor Cati & Windows 642-1m9, 543-3574 ing to lce.rn the auto, sales Apply In ......_n, Five E>..'ECUTIVECSERVTCES, & CREDIT DEPT Ptwran1 ~Jgr S22K \'alesce11t Hospital, 205 5
P •TCH PLASTERJNG r ··-0 ,0 N 'M ~ :, • f:ll'l1l\Jnic Components Thulin A~ .. C.M. 642-3505. Outeh i\falnt, Serv. ·631·1508 * .... * buslnesE. Experience not Po\nt'I Oeancrs, 18 6 4 1 <><><> • ain, ::;anta Ana .,._..., 1 Lin ;i.fruil\"Cr •""K All types. F'rcc ettlmates necessary. \Ve 1Vl.Jl train. !\lain, Huntington Beach, tn<J "'1 """· \\'e have 2 opcnin~ f(Jr C'lt>ri-• •vuu<.: e ' . " . _, Ntnt51NG care for elderly Cement, Concre'• Call ' 540-6825 Earning j)Otential to $2000. 847-2406. , .,.. ·JV.<~ cal po!ritions. Trp~ tr. 10 J?ala Comniunieatirms 11-oman. Jndudlng heT room
PROF ~·-lle·•l ~mop'•• 1 .... EXPER. n1afure "·oman.or '"ey & ~, ,-n·,,,.,,. •X· Design En,g; lmech) to $14.K •·" "·tl• ~m 89·15 am ~.!ENT '''o-. pa"tloo, ·"·""'ter,'honestwurk.,"'f''""' • .......; '""''• ns ... · Counto·&KltchonHolp I I I 2 I" "''"" ·~ 'l .. E 0-'•<>nn nu UH .ClU • ... , ..,..., "' __... IU'JCe ~id vaca"'A A 1 • l.'<IUP e o care or ilr s P'r dl'sire<I xec. ~",Y n.,.......... 1 tla}'Sa 1,·eek. •~". 5.ST-5646. driveways, sldewa.lks, brick reas.. Int/ext free est. • ._. uuns. PP Y Need em'tiuslastk piiop'le to 4 &: .6 Yl'S· some ~·k eves · · . Exec Sec'y to $700 ..,.,
Pl."l' .... R • .,. 5''~'". Reb; 3'S.:175S.' stUi913. ni penon to Ray Childress. .... 1 • A & k •• •u AIP Cl k <Coo •• , 1 1700 Santa Ana !frights area. .. .,.........., \1'01.., n)l)m nK'l!I eves. p. · w e .... eves \\n c mcn11 Pl{'llM! Cont.ad er fiu o 01rn !rans. Refer.
CUSTOM C.ement w 0 r k, Plumb·1.U. ·,.. DAVE ROSS ply In periion, l\I<.:Donll.ld'l'i, and dad go out. Jtvine. 1 Sn · 1 :O.lklng Secretary 10 $615 • ._ 16$66 Beach Blvd., Hunllm!•" R1>fs. Ph!ase. 833·!iS58. ~vnn 111 1 Billin<? Cieri>; S625 :>:URSERY hMper. full time
Drives, \Valks, Patios. Lie. L.R. OO'I8 PLmmING PQNTIA' C ton Beach. EXPER. sales hel& \\'infed OUNiON BANK Gal Jo'rl1lay $tiOO 21 or O\'er, male, $2.50 to 'No.'255915. 642-851.ol: R mOd ,.· 11. .., ___ ,_ W t 61 o\'f'31'JXll't Cn·. DI'. Tn.'( Sccretal"' S6.iO $:3. per hr. \\'ork "ith plant.ii
PAT,[OS, walks, drlVftl. Sa1o1·, ~a~": d~i:irna~e~~ COtJNTER GIRL. part time for gilt sOOp, San emente. f'a1'11non 1~t1ml A 'Rei•/'Rilli~ S5i'iO & trees, maintenance. Som~
bfyp, remove &··replace dshwuhn. 642-6333 1.t/C & 2~ Htirbor Bl\'d., or full time., $2.00 hr. lo 492-4900. F.qual Oppor. Eniployer Genera.I OUicr $450 lndsc[W' exper. pre!. Chance
concrete. MS-8668 tor est. B/A. Complete Plumbing Costa i\Iesa start. 21 or over. Call: J.LOOR.l\.lAN, exper. for le ad Insurance Clerk SIOO !or advR11Cf>0"1~nt, SD-6653 ~pa~~~~~=: ~A~~Gm;:PAIR ~~!~~~~}"E· BA~~nRts D~2~~a:; ~1960 AT LY
1 =~\~J ~~~11'.11 ~ n ~i o\l~~ INSURANCE SALES :;~~~~Ga~ Fii to ~ ~2~11T~~1~f.1~r~.
etc. By hr, oc'jOb. 64&-QnS 'No u.1.. too small r..u.a •I .,..b .. I ... ...vu PILOT, ,SUNDAY ONLY to holidays, vacauons, ~2 . G. ore· fH .i'.:.1 111 $550 NURSE'S AIDES, Exp pref.
1 :,.,u r.t!ce va e , Exper . ne\\i;paper c11rrlen. fll?. or 545-8911 No exp nC(' .. l"lll'n 1vhile yt1u Cnll Jr1tnni,. Si.~oo 7 to 3::\0 full linlf! Bewrl)'
Contr11ctor ** fi.tt...3128 ** 1uitomoblle gtl'I only. \Ve quires the use of a large }'(X)O &nrlce Attendant. l<?arn, J>6l't lime. eves ~ & Sid Holfn1an ~lanor Con .... lt os pital,
S•wl"1/Alt•i 11tions v.111 train you on our new Stallon \Va.gen or Van. Q)n.. P..1on thru Fri. 6am-3pm. '1•knds. luJl flme \vhen qua\1-NEWPORT Laguna J{(IJ11. GER.WICK & SON aut-·t~ I 11 ton ~k-t••I M• JI•-0 --l•y 330 •-•
Add a. n --A.1 ' .......... ""' ....,.., .. •· . ·-•J ......., • Jn1ne Indus. Complex. Call r"'~· G P1•1onnel Agency 8'"'" Contr. ii ... ""'IU•N .......... ·,..,..._n 'v D. ta 11 -• ..,_,_ -"•· Sal•~ ... ,. ,,.,,, ~ .. SI ~·1 . ·-r-I • NURSES Aides-Day• -"· Bl n1:m . """"""u OJI UMIJ.I.. ""' 1""'6 ""'"' -~ ~ ....... ' for. appl. 639-4714. .... .... ~ ll!IUran~·r roup 833 Do D N B State "-""• • °"'8!1mak!nfir, your fabric or 5 daya, 8-5 ppt. P.hone Bauer Equal OpporlunJty Employer Ed Lani * ~JS.14 v•r r ., • • LVN ll·T A~f
613.0041 549-2l10 mine. Call "''°" that llttlclt, 91>-2500, Mr•. FA~TORY 642·3170 C.ll >l>-3fltil
JAa< Taulano,,t•>d .r, .-1oloccs-.tll>-26$ C&meron.altlOam. DEMONSTRATORS WORKERS V" 1f-. "If., " NU RSES '"''" •" •hlll1, remod, add. Uo B-l. 269012. .1.11eritton· ••2 •••• BABY Sitter·, Laguna Beach . sa ' 4 MASSAGE TECH. C<in\'alescent Hospltnl i•~· W e.o 547-*' .,. 1:--~---Sewing mftchlne11, all typi?11. * 642.ffi!!S * . N a)' . Ne"at, atcurl.te. 20 yun exp. live In, ~at iiepa:rat~ 11]1 WUI tra.ln. ShouJd have ae'v-t.fature \\'OIT\en perm&nent TRAINEE
Furniture ·-\ 11 N I ion-R 1 A bath, Acroq tronl beach. ln& becki"O'md & 111\les. positions, lite m,ach.loe & Ylluni:: lady !lS.281 1vanted 2 OFFICI:. '51RLS ~;.;:.;;.:;;.;:._.;o::....~·~·~·~,.._ · • YI • .,. r + ~llJY for Cfl8Y but lov· Salacy Qpen. For Interview. iimt'l'lll prod\.lt.'1tons. for 11$ithnatc tull time Jl06l· NEEDED
W 0 ODWORKJNG. • repair, c:6u5tt ·,.y R Pair expert ~•ing child care & LL Haekpg. ~~· PR"'o""F<ITsh;Si.,,HA•Rdl'>'G • ~ tlon, No e:<p. nec. \\'(' ~fl Radio 1elophone dispatch
rebulldlnr. O'aftsmlll15hlp bre , 11 in J • . ~2200 exl 2i1 • .,.,...,...,.,.,..,..,....,.. IN ~ ~ -.. to 11cj1ool, ~aJTI "·hile learn. \IL:st be 25, ahll'l to tlrlve
only 548-'l'SS6 reuon11. • !Miit JOme. BABYsrM'ER .,,..,., house DE~-DISABILITY PLAN /\p1•ly In J*r<on nny 1t.f1 , or \ 1 \ F'rf'e C'ltiniite, H.B. N.B. &. .;.,,.,, 1 .. ·1AI .. Rccopt/Secrelary. . -f.i 'PPI}' In l't!l'llOn 0.nlMing c.M. Bert Ga I I em 0 r c, 1.feu Verde area. Happy Must have dent11.l •~~per. e MAJOR MEDICAL eve. 2930 \V. Ci;t. ""''>'·· YELLOW CAB CO, t • .._2'83 15moold child, 7;30 am-9:30 P T o flclenl typlsl/bkkpr. PLAN · ~e\1'J)l'lrt Hell.ch. jfit ~-16th, eo-1a !\fen
PROFESSIONAL a:e.rdencr, .... •~-·le pm, ntf req. Call alt 6, Must be 1ru~ture. orpnlzcdl e LIFE INSURANCE • -P'C",\GIN•" ttte work. p r,u n In a: •1 , ,... ~ • • .U>--0918. neat & Jikl' people. CAI to\M..K'. pt:t>~QN MASTE R CHARGE " "' "' oprlnkl~t'S. <.:leanup jl)hll, . ..,.,;.,""-v"s'°i=r=tE"R,,--.,to-.-0-1"d-,...,, i;.i;...iooo alt ;pm .,. •ot & e RETIREMENT• "'-v.1r-tc: LIV NEl CLERK t C'h1·n1lcal l\11g 11111111 ntt(li.
I and 11 <.:Ap1 n ri , ~. TRE& tnmn11niz l l't:moval 0~d • · .;i.; • PLAN CCD\lir !ndu1trlou!i hlif1 ll<'hool gnd
,,HJ ,,.0...., _ 41?1Ptrt ca re A ' ch11 ren In my ' home, 7.9 Sun. O JLl\7"-ES*'AGENCY fllr fllllnc oJ)('ration. lllirh ~· ' maintenance ol t~ CAii 'tlJn, rtlon·Frf, NB M$-S9SO. DP.NTAI. Chah,.klc Aul!-e PAID H LI DAYS J·:,r"H• '1"'-"t S('hoo\ Clwn1i~1ry pref. "X1nt . * Cr•atlv1 Gerdlnlng Tom after 5 pm •t BACK OFFIC·E--tan!. ror Pl'dodonUc prac-e PAID VACATIONS SEE OUR l:l{'fl('fi ts .~ \\'!Jrkinit con· \~lnttT Cleanup A Pnu1ina:. 6·16-9076, Fee Paid. One of the mo.t !Ice In Nc\\'J)OM ~nter. l~ PlaL~nti11. A\'C .. C:O.l SUNDAY LISTING -UN ITE D-cll!\l)n.;, ~" [""tP<'r nee. Ap· R.ye GntM&:?>.lotnt.~ Tiie fMtamlc opponun!t~ "~ l\luJ11t ha~ "PM'· Bllintual f'lBERGL.A~S Gun Opt i,...\1.I. l1tl•:\l lh11'1\l;>.::i CALIE,.C)RNIA BANK Pl." 111 llnrll'ro. Oh·is\On of
ln1I l Sen>. 646:1Cm. ·have listed in t~ mrdlcsl 1 _,P~""~'~'"""==·~&M>-0000===· ___ \VAntC(i . P11y romn~nsumtt' ·'I· I: !ti \1 111 rr~.)lflflE 1\n1eni·nn lloi1r11tAI Supply
EXP,ERlENCED ge.rdener CERA~IIC TILE NEW Ir: ~ld, GC't In on !he arotm1I Of.NT AL AS S 1 ~T A NT w 't' x pt' r. E q 11 f no' l~~ E. lith "I 1111 In h1o•l (":\! c .. nt "'1 bill t'!ll"ll<'lhn C"••l1> · I l:'i2 !-: ,\Jlon. ITVll'IC'.
Ill 0 n th I )' malntcna~ & remodel. F'rff est. Sm job• floor of nt'w clinlt', Al/Kl <ch nl"lrir Orlhodonlicl lrwh1,i11·h·"· P. 0. Bi1x 2311>. Sult• 124 642·1470 .1ii..-,.,'!:)
efepn up, Re5J)Ortsible. 1'rtt •elC'Omc. SS&-2'126 aft~. ftt Johs. Call &Illy 11111'1. izen'rl pN1L110f' ~xp ok. AP. r~on. Arlt.. !t'1~71 1002~ ....... _ ...... ,. __ •~ J01 \la111 S1 ! 1\n Equ11I Opptl• EmplO)'tr,
utlmate. &G-1581 _ Top· Solt ~. Coastal Perl!IOnnel ply 39S ScronJ St., Lii.gun!\. 622"""'l"G -..----v---wv---H1tnt1i.fi:H.1r1 ~."1th "h11•• t-.ll'phan111 " over-
EUROPEAN Garden tr. Alf'n~-y. 2"rnO Harbor Blvd., t'at ProO! ,5 ,8t\al~ wncn GENERAL help 1\'1t.nh•if" for .f ,,-NI 1"0 11. -1111•-rti·n'I ~~11 n111nU1tr your house? 'I\u'n
t.faJntenance . 1..and!ICap{nJ. • QUALITY * cCM=~--''==--~ )'OU 11'.!ll throuati rcsult;::et· gill 1tore. Appl y btwn. 10 11111 In l i·n11n c r lliihiy. l:'.11u11.I 0f!!)'Jr, ~:n1pl•;), 1 1 11~111 1nlo "Cash" .•. aell
Tl'f!f! Rem~. Vuy reuon. * MULCH It TOP SOIL • Need a "Pad"? Plt11oe an atfl Una; ~ti Pilot ClasAUled 11m-Gpm, Ttt'1 2J1 Ne\\'J)OM 0Jrlnthit111 Ya cht Cluh. 1601 lh~m ttiru a DalJ.y Pilot _.,_ ~,.--Call••~-'d11. -Center Or.,"'·!...' Bay~\Ue Orivt', ('d~l f\red • "Parf '':' i'frA"l: itn ~d: clasliLfl~ ad' -1~~. . .. ,., . vu-.... ,,. " 10 ·~ u.. ·.cc=='-"'----
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PART TIME SAL.ES t'llE!Glrr DAMAGE BALE MOVING • .,. • ....., '!',.. TOOUl. " "-RR. NO UE • PIANOS A!lLDI "" ,.. -COUNTER OIRL IMMEDIATE CASH URGENTLY NPW llotp>ltlt rt1frlc'•, table + ~l boNd Ma~ AMUme MW, llart.or macblnt in wat.r.at cablmt. C~"ISSIONS .._.-. • r • • r• • • ov&I 4'>c>l1 • • ~ Vlow -1'161 P 1 I IUYll • ORGANS $UIO CUI -%1. ,._ In ----~-• -h~. -~ ~ -"-~~ -NII on\y .... ·2,llO PM. Doll Sell --""'"'" NEEDED -~ -_,_~ __ , ·-~ ~· -· ~. Good, ---• fULLERTON MUSIC Jm °'""" --tos hi Del lc ates1en , ~putorf\jllime.Vny e~Crrr APPLIANCE ~"'°tf=ir~~~~GMCli 114 ~orlllll.b-)'(1.11! OurNewtl1tLoc•tion nm:hlne. Walbllt cab. Uke
_,,..,.. A Adu>1, HB. """ """ """""""" p!ua :im \V. w....,., S>\ 56-"'*1 tag Wub,. A·l -$ll0, MASTIRS AUCTION U1'1 EudJd. -Valley naw. Sac. 185. ...-.
n@U' Sawn. bonU!l8. ~. Your own 50 JRAllE£ D2 N. Tmiln, Omve r.ot1 m.nos ~ ~Belt .a.~ n; ~ Newpor( CM MS-86811 1 8lk. No. ol San Dke'o Fr. Spotting Geodt UO
Pfnme E\'" .• Sat&. ldul /Jusi.nto, No investment. 9llM6:56 YELLOW ~ "' Herculoo ---kdl. n• cdlr TV 838-<9f4 .... or: anla,y "'"1 at Euclid.
tor •tudent•. Hriy Wll~ + rree .... auw and tralnlnc kit. Al'KllDIERS Bulldlnt ~ter••I• I06 8 . .,, .. QueeG 11 rnattttu ~. 4 dNsairn. Bl'oChfW Bebtm 1\ao"'• Bldl:. J.tat'L SS7..GM SHOT fltU1', u p.. Jlbtca
-· Call ,,._2258 ct Ralph P. Ken.y, 0.,,... .w&;lllDL lpM"I< ,.,, Both Ul<d <><>ly -· madtll>e, movie PLAY -baby •..U.... Rentals,__ $5 Mod. 31 pW>!p 115. H 4 S!5-<IW. COOl ?. Kne.pp Ce ntre , e Surplus.8ulld&na 2 mot. OI~ bunlr RU, ca.mtta a: projector. bl.by baclc CUT'kT, Wedd llUlll R Topper, Jr. a:. Slfllle
PART ttme wl&: A "''ii;let Bl'OC'lnon ~ta.. ct.l-Mll. VOLT l\tATERlAL _ lOOO's Of Nl:w lvnps 6 mile. Spyalu1 fiD..121). U p.m. t,m/hn *"'° co a 1.0 I e, ahot $19. 6"-4151 :·
lcyle Klrl· !AL£SCLER.KS.Needed ln lntt•nt Peraonnel ITDtS! Doon lumber pty HiU, Corooo. deJ Mar J 1 llS Clobe. amJtm n. d Io, • Pianos & Gr1nd1 Store, Retteur1nt,
g:n...o100 ll'lelCI a.reu~: Jlunttngtmn Ten1po .... ...., SL>rvl~ \\'OOd, a1wn .bee.Una, ;ooia: 644-1968 ewe ry am.Jbn stueo (!OD.QI•. New ~"'· trorn ~ B•r m
PBX ·---" I •--·h N••ll'""' ... B•a ~ ... , I '-'-· I I I 2 Klrby VaCllllm, whttl bar-5 ~ •• ,. --' n"~--.. ,.wncina: se rv C"e, """"'• "'"''' .. ""'• ].ll.tl!C'l1n"'1~Dr.,Sulff'100 na;,wmouw~ec. G1r1-Sae 1 EXn.UISITELY ~ ..... · -v u.nu 1l1111"'11 snaveyard. fl.1l111iou Vlt>Jo Fountain \l(llley, Co 11 lll N~"""'rt ~uch Mli·4711 BUILDER~ SURPLUS •· Dia "'nowt Cocktallur1ru ''" rel. -Moll itmi1 like new. \\'url ltier Ci-and Stra'* Cl.ASS DTSPl..A'l CASE
area. Exptr pre t • d . 1.teaa, \\\'t?ker~l sh If t • r:..~;,1 ~, .. Eniploy>r 30 y A--' .~ < Jla~ ""'rtill al 1 1'*· fJr5>-BUZ Upright pjAOO ••• ••••••• $69 8'.x..10' fl{UST SELL! "·' 837-TISS. 11\•allRblc, alM> '4'ttkday !!~-,;,,'",_"~~N .... ~-;,.;,..,.,; )I06 So. P.Wn St .. S.A. r. ..,,..,,.iwauvu. lln· $400. $,~ e 0 va ue. :?-ONLY, dllplay e U b I c l e Weaver Spinet ....... •• $14.i MAKE OFFF.R! &42-~ll
PERSON with mf'Chanicat It openings. 10.:1. 3-S. f'rtnge --WAI TRESS Mll;\i~MS~thJG.S ~rJI( ~ cha~ $12>. ' showcases, xlnt mnd. Heavy Player pl~ .... lrOm $999 TV Rtdi HIF }. 1:lectrlcal experlenc."t on bmrttt11 .\ pid Mlat)I. Ap. che~ _ 1 e:inor ...,:.11.nz l 'h CARAT DIAMOND plate gia11 1: i:ooct con-e '20 Gl'Mds In ~oek, New· s' o, '' 136 ,
tioat:.. Call Du1fleld /.lo.rh1': ply t.fondny ()(:! 2'2nd, Sam-Expc!r., o.~µcndablr, Malurl!' C1m•r•1 & S75. Walnut desic: 5lbc30, M11.n1 rlna. 91M809 structlon, Have lOcka. Reg. UIC!d ~ rebuilt. ~ tereo 1:
at 6flH.1R7 !:r~~ F~~~.a,,ii~= t,~"'~u.iirl~~tfl~\,J.C:~ Equlpm•nt 108 need• . rclinWt $50. 3 M1chlnery 116 value ~er $400: $100. each. trom $3'.)3, Yamaha -Kn~be 1.t:NITl-t, RCA & Sylvania.
PIZZA mM, no exPf'r., full Blvd. Orange l-1\11·., N.ll.0 ·-1-y-.-,.-0-5-0-M-,-.,-9-,-_ overstuUed chn, $2.l ea. Set -~~f 'Pia:cacac::::·M:Uth ilt'!UOTI s.,.!.!,~lnCI-;:~ TV & 1ttteo11, priced Jess TI 302., -~~~~-~-~-1 • " • · .....,ng, ot 4 sml chairs, $20. 2 AIR Impact '""'nch $5.5 Cost ' ......... _ Iha.II the dlaoounte.rs. Wilh ttme. Apply at nuekw SALESGIRL. ~·s or 30'1. "rArrRESS. exper. for coffee-UV tU1er, case w/strap. mahoe· % post twin beds, $120, SC Elec. ofc ...,.,,_ FIRI.WOOD for Sa I e . Kawai -Stclnway Cable 3 ..... picture tubes, 1 yr
Qov,rn Valley Par a.y, Rt:Ua.ble, good memory. 1hop, lforel l.AgUna, Apply Uncondl1'on11.lly pert e ct . matt. Ii: box aprtnp, ntte $£5. both pert. SU-1234.--' Lumbtr Jor Ale 2x4'1, 4x4'1 Nl'Wn -:-Klnctid -.C.ble part~ & u.rv:lce. A 11
Laauna Nlpl. (t'OOlt ocmmunkatar, goo..1 In person, 425 S. Coast liwy. Paid S~f73 sell $325 S.S. stand $150 NEST 3 mahotr M II :h8°s 2x12'1 &; other• -&!dWin -Orldcerw& -available models ln atock '
Plutiel appeenmce. Non smok«. _LB=·-====--develop cannlster, a.c:e. $3). tab~, pj. Nr. new ~ itce •neout 111 Coraiux 2'xf'x'4", Onl I: SOhmer. &. on display. '73 model1 TRAINEES prior o!fic< exp. h<lpfu!. WANTED 6"'6530 .-table. -S25-yo!low, ""' ""'" "2-4219. • Orv•m '"°'" ., ""'· Call! 90 Duties: instde off t c e Boyt Ol' girts lf>.13 years old ENLARGER: Vivitar 66 Jiomee:tnd prov'l. pottery *'LEASE HELP* 9632 Valardo Dr. HB 100 to ctl009e fn:ln'I plan qr term• to 36 mos.
Immediate opeitr.-for wo-turnltutt aalel, telephone rar DAJLV PILOT pe.per w/51lmm Jens. For S5mm l!lel"ll'eS 10 w/.turkey phLtta', WE NEED LIKE new; Kg. hdbrd, 9 New, Uaed and Trade-Ins ABC Color TV, 9021 Atlanta,
men on all lhlt't1. Aeceptlna l&let. 80rTle cleaning. $2.2$ route'I in South Santa Ana, &: Z.lf4x2.t.n negatives. $l5. Elec. ice cream drwr dreuer A: mirror $195 Optlgan • • • • • •• • • • · "· • • • S99 or 19046 Brookhunt, Hun-
erper. molding machine to $2.50. Hr5. 9-1 }.fan thru between Main Ir F&rvieo.v, Frame easel, &: filter draw treezrr. Wodd B 0 0 k 1 • 2 BEDROOM HOUSE Oval Din 8Ct 4 cbah'I $7U. Hammond ".'·/rb,ythm •· $695 tington Beach, !161J.3329 or •.
opn. ' tninen. ctean lite Sat Call ~ \\'arner Ii San Dlf'l'O Fwy. Inc. $80. or bat offr. 522-7720 Andirons. 14 pr boy9 pants,, with larp fenced yard for 2 Maple deek sSo. air cond'nr Kimbell Swinger ••••• .. Si95 ~. ""°"" In new bide. ~ft b). SAND\VICH n1aket' and ~ OLYMPUS fTL 35rnm Fl.4 34-W, 28-L. etc. 2412 Vista medium irl.ud does (wdl U,500 Bn1 $195. Zenith Blk Wur11tzer 3 ~eyboard •• s~so ~=N-Y~=-=-.~-~,---. ---
nu• prem. pe.Jd for nlte general eommis&ary \\'Ork. Lynn Coogon lense. Beseler 23C 11 color Hagar, {The Blutts) N.B. traint'd A wry obedient!) white TV $60. Mlac 497-2804 Lowrey }Johday • •••· •· · $49-5 $500 n $375. 2 old 'llP'Ork. Oppx'. for advance· ~.,,..or full time, stltl't $1.80 District P.1an.,., I M YCREST ESTATE SALE AIATURE Y.."ORKING . Coon Caprlc:e ..••. ••·•· $395 ' seRM• Primo. -.· merit It xm•t trlnge benefits. h~r.· ~u B"an R1ohard1, •-· I O . E pl en rg:r. any access. Jor BA : CQUPLE JOHNSON Commel'Clal 1 & 1lw:>mas A·l Spinet •···· $179 140 W. .,. v. .. v · 9'1lfts 7am.3pm 3JJm·llpm, 557~ <• ~ua ppoI1un1ty m O)'f'r both. 548-8J34. Sat & Sun 10-5. Entire VERY RESPONSIBLE! 'I.it H.P . Cornpr-euor, 8 Hsmniond-BaJch\.·ID--Conn m.9191 ·
llpm·Tam, Cl blk. S. ol Bilk.· ' \VANTED part Ume exper Incredlble Lelca 1llf outfit, hou!ehold o1' turn. & ap. Will ta.Ire extremely good C.F.M., Quincy 35 Cal tank, Wurlitzer-1..owrey-Kimhftl.1 Ail<I Quad rffl deck 1130
l!T'. ort Redhllll SECRETARY: PubUcatlona c1U1h.iers & &ales ladies. Ap-expensiw. Will oonsicier pliancn. BEAtrr. 2 pc:. eare or home• .Pteue c:alJ factory wan'. Sean 10" Yamaha~ulbrangm D SS, new $400, will talct
Please-No Calls fh'1n need r;harp. resporuil· ply Back Street. Ladies Ap. tnides. Olhcr eollectiblea. curved' sectkxlal sofa , ews.andweekendss-18·7881 ta.Me saw, w/extemOOn, 00. FULLERTON MUSIC $250. New cond!Uon, Priv.
Calif. lnjtct\on P.to!.dlng ble. dlplomatlc. execulive pare!. No. 25, Falihion cameras It RCCeS. 673-0734 ~?~v;;t,· No~~hBdl ~ llwlorm" 1$185 max.) . tire nootJ. &rUi611. 122 N, Harbor. Fullerton, pty. 97H)l91 Ae<"rtlary, 30 lo 40, for Isl nd NB <>= .... ,.y,_ """" -"'7..;~~0--=:--:--,' 3JO Bri~. °'"'11 P.tesa cha.llengtng desk, ntust be ,"'~''=~' ~·=·c,...~~~-Furniture 810 cortet" i'bl, chairs, end tbls, IVY leaf wrnught iron gla.as DEMOLITION Sale. 410 171.1805 RCA Z?' color TV, w~t PRODUCTION tasl, accurate. typist, good \VANTED, full tlnte Waltreu lamps, \\'asher/dryer, bed· top tbl & 6 dlairs, $60; Fernle!lr, Cdlif. C r Pt s • hrs: Open Nights 'ti1 9 n<!\V picture tube, xlnt cond,
GIRL FRIDAY on iTQnimflr, proofing, die· & Nurse Attendant for Sal• Fri/Sat/Sun ding, house plants, luggage, Childeraft library, like new draEv penh"'i' dsh'Whr, , bedsSa. Sar. 'til 5:30. Sun. 12·5 ,S~IOl"-'558-=~1~782~-...,...---
t tlo • d •-•1 '· bl Parkhurst Re 1 Ire men I ~K ~THE CEii.iNG 1~wn·t0r Trombo"• -11 $1)· Aqueon swlmmf,_ aid A eryt ng must i:o. 1 f 0 L O""LD ,-~, --a n d !lf'l p us build beautiful ~au. a n e..u s: ..... pa e Re Id I u1 9925 La ~·""-•v ~·-.. • " • l'>V • ' ... • Sun 10-4 ree rgan essons ~· ~·-b:>ats \Ve nc.'<!<l a.,,.,,,...., but of managing fast paced 8 s t'nce. nq re · \V/BEITER FURNITURE! clubs It niuch more. li1u11t $35; Duro tbl. saw, no motor assemblies for sale.
mRtuf.e person, ~-;/1ig· to JO person oUice. Apply Alameda, Fountain Valley 9 Dra,ver Drtosser, dove.tall· sell ewry Item. 3'.115 Com· $25; Glrls yellow Schwinn FREEZER GE. 6' $50. Durre • 54&-6347 e
urer v.iio likes ck-tall. varl· 17671 Irvine Blvd. Tustin. \\'ANTED: cleaning woman. ed, centerguiOO:I, $49. Dress-modore Rd, Npt Bch, (Nr 3. spd STARDUST s~, BUCIY 'SS Mame ~Al Long M You Like I TEAC Tape Deck 6010 et)' & han:lv."Ori<. & can type J.i"'ii0i'~·~U~'i;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;iii 1 day a week In Co11ta Mesa, <T/mim>r & bed $79. Sofas Irvine A 2ht) like new $50. 675-3539 ~· TV b/w, Mfl8M:VOX Non-players &: players wel· $500 X1nt ~
50+ .acctu'Btt'ly. \Ve otter on bus line. S4&-GS72 $59 & Up. Oiain$2l. Bdrm. MEDIT turn. co'tfee &: end GE O>lor TV, 21" $100, ?!t ::>·&~~~ come to attend Tuesday 1 ~~·=='831'="'·'=-2'26~~~-· )OU an brtereining job \\'/An SECRETARIES \VE are Jook!ng for empl~ k'tt. complele with box table, masstve. $40. for fl.'Iamiya/Srekor l 0 0 0 DT L · · · · night at 7:30 PM. We want
xln't future In a youns tun & people seeking part time springw &: inatTidS $79. Sota both. 2 Ma.tchg: llv rm 35mtn w/xtru, S 15 0, APT Ale Uv nn COOCh I: everyone to Jtru11 to play PANASONIC 1™ 4 ebannel
harctworkirw i1'0UP· To$450. KEYPUNCH OPRS Income. build your own & Love Seat Sl39. King siz.e chlUn, $60. both. Wrought Schwinn 10 spd wlxtn. wh1 ch;1': din.rm tbl A 4 Cbn, the organ! All malerlah BYI~~--=
A!k tor Bev, &4U961. Irvlne ~ bu1ineu w/oo competltlon. ~ ~e table iron hangl.nz lamp, TUfany &: ll!llf, $75. Suzuki X6 XIOcc, 23 ' ccloi' TV, tape nc, fumlahed . & . · ·
REAL ESTA·i·.t!: SALES 17802 Sky Park Call today for lnlervlew • cha.tr, l&mp. All -types of wall recently reblt, $:m c.a1J movie camera much inlsc. Tom Dielerlch. in charge.
SUCCE$ CAREER NEVER A FEE AT TOfPO C7l 4) !fi6-77'& ~1:~ =: :nttl:: deem-, $5. A under. Wooden 6f2-2i24 ~TT.!9 after ll noon Phone '42·2151 ~hf.1e=~J~ Tempo Temporary Help ~E~. ~~AL 2 lamps~Special lllY· =·;~~~bl:. ~~t;: ~~ z ~a:=: ri:~ COAST MUSIC
growtnc resale ~Hon -S.C'ys, Girl Frld•t• 494-6376 ings 00 !!! Cash le rouNl $5. Baby tum. car bol.t, Sears retrtg, marble tbl & 2 chn, padded velvet Newport Blvd. at Harh>r ~--"v..___,l[I
wtth a network of ovtr 300 WHO WANTS 10 WORK? Financing, BotA available. bed $3. Balainette SS. Other dln. tbl w/wrougbt iron ~ · Ont& Mesa
otnoe. and ·· become A. Bkkpr1 $400-$ 000 DRIVE A CAB! REPOSSESSION CENTER odds " ends. 842-UTT Sat lep, ~ed. howelx>ld ·-AuTHeNTIC -
3 Llnoa, 1 Tlmts; $2.lt
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ad...u.&ng ~· nee Liz Relnd!rs1 Ag<'p ncy ~-......... or ,.-m•"· ,._., ?.·rANSFIEl.D decorator Zenith tv, ~repair, hfINK • Am ~tum~ to Reamriable prlceii. Prfv, pcy, O::lmpetetive prices, 0""n Fm! dog. Loves c:hUdren. ~ 1 · hoo! 4121 \\'er;ter Y lac(' ...,,... """' ~" " ..,..., <:nlSbed velvet GOfa & •--•-40 eo .. ~-64f.4905 ,,,.. g ....... ed Shots. 644""480 guarani=-.. cerwng se · 1 1 · NB 833-8190 be alil!'hUy handicapped. "'"" baby ,........ sq .,......,. Hawaii. Won't need my ong · Eves. &: Sundays. The ~I .....,. · · Excell...,t sales tralnlny. Su le l;i, N, a 1 ,..,ean Ap.,..a-...,_. scat lrg coff tbl. matching ceramic We 64e aq ft, elec. beaut. stole. Only 3 ....... old BOX trailer, steel $50. deals ifcJiJway_La1: _ _IO r ,..,.;,,,. home beaL!t, 1 \Vh jr ll Established 1965 ....,, ,,................... slde tbl, lamps, hide-a-bed. $2S. Ids &: "'~ I L -··~ at s ~k cense \\'ohrtl" --S-EC R-ETAR:CY""'--1 Vts, retired. Age 25 to 70. red ....,._n velvet, queen size st~ s•~ ~. &: lovely. How about $150; Devilbllu alrleu spray gUn Wa rem Music City yr old temali'"Cii-rnan Shep. to you1 ..... ec: our mont Y supplement your tn~mlc". ...~~ blnump ..., ...., l,IUVl.1, sz cost SSOO. 832--8514. $15. Rockwell joiner $150. South Cout p Xlnt w/cblld. 968-9464.
bonUA profnlm 'vhlch means lntC'rc?Stlng v•ork, varied rlu· Drive a c:ab 6 kn or more a c:usto1n n1ade. 0 c: tag on 9 $1.'i., area rug $5, 2 desks BICYCLE: New, Girls. 5 646-23'1'1 Jaza 54(}.2830 DOG, sml, 6 mo. hsebroken $$$ to yout Please call ties. l\dV'anet>d Klnctics. Inc. d A I t ga.me tbl, blk lealher chrs. $15 ea 2\'5 &ggTeg'llte ee-Vi~-I J · 8354811 1231 V'ct . SI C l'\f ny. PP Y n person, J.rg Met. bookcase King al7.e blocks dothes .--speed, Llgbt, Carrier, $5.5. TEAK Wood din aet, red S. I M hi l2I friendly & smat1 Resp IOV· ug.u•• one11 · 1 ona ., ·' · Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. l6th Caiiopy :r.tet bed. & nite ~~ l"OrnC'l' •day bed~ Telefunken 9Cllld state vebolvet chn, power mower, W ng K Ml ln:ghomeonly.&tG-20.tl. REAL ESTATE SALES ~~~· Equal Oppor. En1-:~~~ltt ~eer~· for drug ~~ini~hr, ~desk $10. 237 Tulane Rd._ 0>9la ~~~6. c:oneole. $ 2 2 5 . zi§°! M~plf~ ~38 Mfllc. ELNA Afghan Mele Blick
SECRETARY store, expe.r heJptul but not Mesa. Wilrt'E freestanding s.,.,·edlsh COLOR TV, Oin.ole Stereo Open arm Supermatic. Does AKC G4l-93S9 New ottlce in Laguna Beach.
Mu81: be lice~. but will
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people i\fanv adiran1a11t!!f.
Cont.ict: Dorl. Smith
AmericenHomeRe1ltcr
815 N. c". Hwy., Laguno * 494-1001 *
Real Estate Sales
NEW OFFICE
Opportunity for ~'O licensed
rrtLI estate people. Call for
iMt'J'View.
W. E . LACHENMYER
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Tough job, tough boa. hi nee. Day time hn only. ~~1ota1$'ioo~~ * GARAGE SALE * firepla~ w/clilinney kit. bltln dWt washer, Antique evt1')'thlng. UIN!d. $95 Ca.ab * FREE KITTENS *
pay. Need I n t e 11 1 g e n t , Wrlh! Oasst:tled Ad 952 C/O d r a we r 1 $ 2 0 e a . , Cost $350,. Sac r I r I c e . deak, tewint machine. 963-ar terms. 56-8238 MS-<8l3.
ve r sa t 11 e, accurate, Dally Pilot PO Box 1560 Westingt)ouM rmig. $100. 0 960-1705. · ."308'i"'....,,,-------111
dctalled-mlnded, c: are er Costa Mesa, Ca. ~. Silverton& sttteo, provinclal SAT & SUN Only l &. NEW POOL TABLES M.fscell.neous
person. Exper. Show ref's. \VORKING Lead man or cabine• """"'· ~ .. --._....... AM..S:JO. Lawn h~I ~-made antique W Id 0 25 I .,.,~ """"' ,. 4..,...... v...."'"6""' a-·-AA-. C\mom I u-.... MSC: . ..,......_ _..... Inf \'er pre · ~. a.. woman for small assembly tbl, $50. Best o 1 fer s. ""6... ' -1 "'' 6 ''
,,_, "'IH~1 1 . • items. '67 TR Spitfire, $600. 90Jld ...... ~-y w/_,n ...... 1----------I ''"u .,.. 1J . operation using p ut1c 548-0077 m -·1 -., ...... --"""'• -·~··-m.lal P'-· & o•"-aivell. ,;;;~"""~~-----Selling due to ne.M In ....... an a..,,, ....... -ou• '· TEACHER Wllllbl:: Volvo, SECRETARY Bkkpr, p/time • o.a wn:= MOVING • '•, -• "'••! family 112 E W"-" ,.__..A • ., t<r~• vw "-· G · f ~iOna.1 I u-fiex Must be leader type & will-~ --~ ·-v • ... ......,,., """""" 6° SOFA. Green naua:b .. like .. a """'• .... ~ as in pro e o c:. ....... · Rlfa, makes king _,. ~ Mesa. 66-1791. """ .. 1 k."'-~ Bnn ..... i...., -di< hu·~
'bl (2131 ·-•••• t-to ··--'· O'Y1!rtlme when -. ...,.. new-.,• ,. map e •wUJ u.:u!' ...,.. ,.,..,~u ..... • ""''" e. ~· ~ssn';;~" Top f>A..V & $35: 9x12 rug & pad $25: GARAGE Sale, Sat. Oct. Lg. eften .lamp is: B &._ bar llools, wuhtr/dryer
SECURITY GUARD benefits. Apply at 630 \V. Sofa & chair $25: boys bike m. 9 a.m~cor. Catalina w TV. 53&-0616 l-'6'l>OOlil!~~==~~~-~I
\\'e att very inlerested In 11'" St ~--ta '1 $20. 615--0936 May see al • •-......, 1-'·-·M ORIENTAL RUGS u1 ., ....,,, "esa. """'! Al'·-CM Sat & S "" ""'v"v "v• ~"' · NAUC. sofa sleeper $35, hiring en ex p e r i e n c: e d D.J~ """• • • un Antique garden car t , ~ecurlty guard for our Tetnll ='~·'""''·=m=·~~-~~~-. Boudoir chair, fold Ing ~ Pbde Bike $2S. PRIVATE PARTY NEEDS ~~~~ ~:i~.loc~~'PO~l i .,..... l[~J ~: :;,wn2T~:e: ~~~btJ~~bJ~tq~a~~: ~dir.1'~ chlld ~.~8;°~·
A CONYfNl!NT 9HOff'ING
8'W1NC GUIDE FOR THE
CAL OH 1HE CO.
For en ed In Woman's 'World
Coll Mory Both 642·5671, oxt. 230
• --REAL-E-STA.TE Beac:h. \"ou might possibl~ ~-------·~;;j sv.'ivel stools w/backs, sew machine, Misc. gift 8 l'T brow'l.I &: Sold couch.CHILDREN'S p1a.y hou se be retired fron1 security or louvered doors, 2 she.Ives, items. ?-.lan;y u a o r t e d contemporary styling. Like v.'8.nted, please p h on e , SALESMEN rooking tor part t1me hours other furn. Gil Clubhou!le plants. ferns, etc. MW. $50 or In.de for 5"-8874.
Seamed-T o-Sllm Snowflalc,e-Pretty! ·!
\\'hy not H~ in theBthott:st ~ SUl?~e~bn~)'O~~Flar A ·;";';iq;u;e;';;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;8;00;[ Ave NB upstairs. On 427 • lSth Pl., C.M., 19th, tree.zer. 531-2304 eves, w·:;,:ANTE:.,,::;;:;0~.~Ln-wn--v-,-""""'--
area · ""alngton , _ac · L-un ,,_· :' 1 _ _.9;.~ • .cP~o~nlnsu~~·~·~~~~~-20th, 21.st. Washer, d~r, LlGlrr sectional $25. 2 chairs good coriditlon, reasonable: F~taln VCalloly.Ph~Ut't"' ~raapo-~ ri~;eroudut,i:: RED TAG SALE HARDROCK. Maple d1n !let, filec:abll.Sota,extrare~. ~.Record player $35. Aft5pm,&l5-l009. tn. .. , you. "C:· '" .,.... J leaves, 6 chrs. $350. Beds p reada, Magnavox. Desk $50. Typewriter $25. R~, ~R Namee, VILLAGE REAL security position. If the Our ~rs have ju at Boston Rocker $%>.,Sofa $30. Free to right people, our Bathroom .ink-54S-6817 viv•i~
ESTATE, 96.3-4567. ~~~; m~d:rt~~-Pi:;:;! ~~Ing ~=I E~::~; 1915 Vanity $75. Cas dryer dog .. Woodstock" super-MAYTAG elec. dryer lyr. l~p,
REAL ESTATE _,. .... ., ......... A-" for '"· load• ,1 Old Wo•ld $50. Bst ottr. perfect cond, good pet, love1 teen $120. ornce elec. 1 ....... -
Need P"""'le \Vho m Expc.r. ... ......... U'f'r<JUIV -UJC .,.._n'""""'· Th""'" will be -'°=1-~213=1---~--children. Walch dog. $50. 1ml01 El Palo,'J"'iV' UGHT oa.k bunk beda & .-, ~"~'"':;:.~m=a~na~g="~· ,,..,~.....,,... ''"" ....... """ ""o ...,.. • ...,.. -• • dee:k chair, by WlllJ&Jnl & \VI.sh To \Vork At Their 5A.oDLERACK College has arriving 1hor1.ly. To nmke DUNCAN Phyfe wf 8 chl'!I, NEIGHBORHOODG•r&ce ~ ...,_.....,....,, Furniture Call 84~
Own Pace .... Ne<N Offic:e. .....,.nl...,. for Gym.I Athletic room v.-e are conducting 3 2 hostess; china closet, side Sa.le, baby ttems, fum:, boat. MOl'ORCYCLE rac.k for vw WAN '
Tom Miller 645-4203 ..,..... ·-e. day Clearance Sa I e, boa.rd w/ open face display, trash and treasures! Adrian ...... ~ 1'8" R'"'"""'ll c-... m,·. * TED: l or 2 uKd equipment & field manager. I I dbl I II n..-L..... u .... ...,. ,,,_.., """"" rattan oouchel + 1 ~'"·'~ REAL Estate salt!fll people lo.fin, 3 yrs exper. ln Sat/Sun/Mon. 1-IMY. many rect.. !Abe w eat' & ctrcle, H.B. o °""' .... "'• gun surfboard $7S. 6'4" * ••• _,1 .~.
Exper good but not nee. niaintenance & repair of items. Price11 as low as: full pads. $801). Call 832-2785 S. ot Adams. Oct )) &: Bahne f15. 900-1876. J"<Or•vo
Dana Point Ofc 496-4800. Phys. Educ:aUon & Athletic ArmoiN'K $6.q. }la.II Trees ,.::•~11~1~.=~~-~~~ 21. JACUZZI, new hospital type. Mu1lcel ln1trument1 m
tu 'd SI .. 60"~ S44. Olesls S69, Buffets $69. 8' COUCH, blk & gold. 6 G A RAG E-0-Rama! Sat, M •-• Sold f M-RECEPTIONIST, rr e ler apara s req • a1, -Dressers $49, Outirs Sl2, ust """"'· or~. Sl'me acclg ba e k ~ 1· n cl . $69().$724 p<'r mo. depending Rookcai;e~ $49, Occ Table~ moi;. old \V/c:ushions on Nov. 3rd, Fairview Baptist asking $250 or offer, RENT FOR ONLY $3
Pleasant, depenclnl•lC', full upon qua1it'lcario"5. Good $lZ.50. F.xcrll('nt selection ot ha.cir: & seat. 545. AJir;o Church. Cor. Fairv1~ & 968-2(62. OR BUY WITH NO'I'lflNG
time. Be"erly ?tlanor Conv f r1 n g e bel'lt'tits. Ca 11 c:hlna & ~la.ss 01.ristmas rl"C!iner-bcd chair, gold. Fair Dr. \Ve need Items CAMERA. Yashlc:a Electro OOWN. Drum, PA's. ti.fikes,
HC1Spilal. Laguna II i 115 , C1assili<'U Pert!Onnf'I, (TI.ti g\ftB. ~!any fL'I 'em up and $25. 963-Z>iG in good cond, For pickup, 35. wide angle, telephoto, Gultars, Amps, Roc:-0rgans 837~. !31·9700. SAVE ilems. QUF.EN size Simmons ,""="o..o"'=!H>l311"'°"="~~,--.,,-.,-$100: pr U.S. 14"' ~ P~ .. a.U bnndR.
R•c•pt/Secr•t.ary SERVICE Sta. Assist an 1 Antiques of th• World I-fide-a-bed/Couch. 0 Ii v e 4 Family Snle. Furnitut't!. mags/tire9, $40., 496-3103 No age hmit, no PflN"nt n~rl· Sal~ 0.pt. Del \\'rbbs ~;'\I·-:,1,qn<1gcr. pern1. f/l!me day * 22 Roomft of Antiques ~n ~ brown, good con· quality c)oth("B. 9J many A.,.., A"' 10 bile ....,= ed. OPEN NIGHTS TIU.. 9,lf/Jll)
I ·1 riot l k I be 1 dition. &16-8311 aft 6pm and misc g o Cl d I e s 2287 • ~ sp. e, oew .,.,... SA\. TIL 5: 30 SUN 12..S porter Inn, &U-1700. est. 537. SH r. 'us 'T\O\Oo' u ll\)' *From :n Countries ........... k,-•,, ll'•l"rm•n W•• c.·M. ·-1 }'an, $8; Bar-b -que N TWO c' • I . ,(, daily books. l inifonns, 1957 Newport Ave. "' "" " ,.,, ut: W/Stand $10. Odds Ii: ends. OW • onv•n tnt
RESTAURANT ins & vac pl'O\'ided. l.ontl "-sta l'\lesa :HS.!!033 8 IT brown &. gold couc:h. Irvine It Sanla Ana.. Fri ~~" ,....... Locations to S.rve You Seeks .... ·ailre:sse~. busboys. r I ""l' ~ 1· & S I ~~-dish.,.,'RllhE>n , cook." & nite pay or gao< man. ,, ..... "'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"' Contemporary st)' ing. Like -"-"''~·'---~--~ A Q u AR I u l.t s & st.and, FULLERTON MUSIC
porter. E\·e shift. Please Coast Hwy. So. Laguna. ANTIQUE c:ottee and end ~;;~ct~t-230. ~~ for CARA.CE Sale, Sota, chain, custom built. Flsh. Pum'Pf. 18191 Euclid. Fountain Valley
npply In per110n, l.ton-f't'\. I SER='=!l!H~Vl='~~=I.~S~ta-.~Sa~l~<>m-an-~& tables. ••-_* ::h.~~!!...~!>'teh ~~ Filten a: heaters. 89'2-4801. l&BEulk.01N1,. San Diego FN'f.
9.5. Top o( the Royal, 7111 1,,•-m•·. Ex-r. p-l'd. <;H).<:1'1 CONV. sora: dbl bed 11b:e, _..,.~ SEARS ......... hnui.n 18., ro•·-· •• •~ •• ., e Floor. Royal Savings & ,.,,., ''" ,~ ·~ A I' 802 blk I grey I white I plaid, games. Sat/Sun, Oct. 3), ... , ... .., electrle ............ .;n1-
Loon Assoc. Bldg. F.1 Toro, Full & pftin1e. ~~· Top ;;pp;;;:;'":";<;•:';;;:;;;:;;:;;:::; shcel'I, blankets inc. $90. 21, 1()-.(. 3ro7 Femheath, ~~r, , $55. 122 N. Hartior FuUerton
Rd. at San Diego Frv.·y, pay. Hospltaltzat..,n. Prof. ~rr.m .:CM='c!HC::alec=:o"":c:o'"'' ~~--1 e 8111805 e
Laguna Hills 58G-S8fi6. i;harln,g:, e!c:. Apply Shell SEARS AU'I'Ot.-tATIC 1t SOFA & LOVESEAT * LADIES 111da & boots new NOW is the time to bey • Station, 17th A lnrine. N.B. GARAGE DOOR OPENF.R sed $1$ sewing machine, lead gla.&<I )'Clur Beauty Fountain for ACCORDION 13J buttons &
RETAIL Sales, 1
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1
1'.f'e && SF.RVICE Station Help. Full r~nvenlcnl, Sft!ety, i;~urity. !!,,~Ln··!: •-t:.. .. _ ·$10. WIIIOOw, &'pan. efJandelier, $49.95. Cali 962-:ml. lltand. $75. POOne 839-4388 p/time. f\lens co! 11ng o..u ,.. ..... """~· bl ker aft 5 lurnl!hings. Sal + oomni. or p/\ime. 9':KI E. Coast Install ii youne1f. $99 968·7910 BR set, Pini poor t •po USED bricks eves &:'1"0:.:.'--------
Some e'lC'per. dcsirahlc. Ap. H\\'Y, Nc.,.,•pol"l Bch. Sl'Rl'll, Roebuck & Co OVERSTUFTED s w 1ve 1 tbl. 'What-mt lheU, etc. weekends OLDS Trumpet, Amhlwador .
ply In pmion. Big Fella SERV!CE si11• Anendanl. Adams al f\lnr.nolla & Co. rocker. ROlid l.laple end tbl 549-2345 or 540-1189 897-8174 model, with cue. Xlnt OOIKI.
:'>lf'ns S!ort.>. l~\2 Harbor Over 24. neat. No e:..wr. ·~~~~'6=2~·~7'1ll~I ~~~ \VANTED 3 dr \\'OOd file NEIGHBORHOOD Sale. Sat. F'REE'lER, Cold1pot, 6 mo $UO. 6#-MTS
Blvd, c._c~'c.·--~ n('C. ~n !'at or Sun. cabinet 842-8786 & sun. 2160 Myran Dr., old,~ fl., klltttl.nr mach, LUDWtCC blue Met a 111 c
S.I •• R.p $800+ O\'f't1in1<" + profil ~Mrin~. Rent W11her1/Dryer1 LOVE .1 _,. O.'f. Near llarbor &: Vi c-make of.fr &U-1805 BJ)a1'lde drum 8el, xlnt
' '~ S 1 seat, qui 1 ........ avocado, 1 0 o 1 Fu Sf't' ~1;in . ll'.lrl-· '" hcl , $2 .\\'k. }"ull n1nint. N('nr iwv.· $50. Four Oox-loria.. B g ean u · rn. r.B.:\t electric: typewriter 19'', cond, $300 545-0932
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Ftt 0~.~7l~;.,Ef!':;'rJob~ mil f:. C'•h'l:il 11"'Y· C.dl\I * fi.1!i-l202 • hury chair:i', need V.'Ol'k $10. & lools. return carrlf1ge, dual rib-OffJce Furniture/
WESTCLI FF SER\'. S1;1, G-11 6htlt . 6 d11~·$. !,Q.Ct.;, l'T. f'Tiitide•rc ISO.top 1·11. Antiqurs, 493-2287. GARAGE sale. Sa.I &. Sun bon, $100. 673-4262 Equip.
Prf"';Onnrl Aiter~·~·
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1l\T11rk Ill f"rn1rr1
'-lu~1 hr rxper. ArM. 19th frt"ll'z_e r. 2 .. 1orir, .":,t'llo••:. 7'.1nl. 6. GOLD custom tuxedo 100 Via Cordo\•A, N.B. ArrU·
S: ~<'"•11(1rt, C"'.\I nmd.1t1on. SIJO. 9j6.27&1. Call I rnu,.h. $2'L .. !Lxll)' gret>n '111<"5. furniture, s t er t! o, ONG. Set 6 c:halrs $75. 12'
824 "" 1lf ...,i .... 1lT ... "T'-
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f'H1\~IPOll assi~•anr . :'>1\1!->l I nflM S p.n1. 11.·001 sha~ Karastan nrra T.V .. Sink, mt>re.
h8\'C C11lif. .rosn10!nlol!_.is! \\'F.:~l~r.llOt'SE rrtric. irr 11.1~ 11.·/pad $12.:t. &12-l'J&I ORE.'CEL Med. cheat. $75:
I 1c.'Tlll<" Ap11ly in po;'rson I 101 , nllikrr J:'nlrl, G v.·k olrl, S t i f I r I ta b I e la. m p Saleswoman, Exp•r. \\"rscliJf Or., r.;ewp o rt :.tllyta~ \\·n~hl:r 8.· elect ITALl1\N Prov. din. set. 8 brass/'A'Ood $35; Call
('apablr of n1an~r1:il re. Ot'itrh. dryer. 51s-362t ftC!'I, xlnt cond. $595. 1' 1!1Qfa, 6'1;,-2214 i;p~ru;ihihr\r". ~ 11 I a r y + gold avocado & brom:e ,\·N"k\y 1-tlnn~. SlflO or niore SlllPPIN\. & Rt! c e iv in g p ORT AR t. F. K rnmore plaid. $75. 644-4598 TANDEM bike, blket:, baby
j'll'r \l·l'Y'k. Opporru,nlty for Clerk. ?w'fln. 3 yrs exp. 5 \\'A~hln~ m:irhillf', cxCf'llrnts -~l'~A2N~IS~l~!::..:ola~b~l,2,~. ~1-00-11-ee. itl'mll, furn., mile. Sal.·
ad\llfK'cmerrt for e<tpahlf' day v.·k. Call bet .... n S-t2. rondl!itJn, Best ofter 1 nd 1 od $330 Mon. 17Ei01 San Roque.
individual. CAil For AJ1P0lnt· 6'l2-2G66. A.~k for P.fikt'. -'~....,."-'~"~------Allrln ~Int ~,;s.m-55I~. · Sllllff!!' & GoJ~.
mmt, ~. SKTPPER for large '1f'autiful CO:'>Thl'F.RCIAL douhll' OYMl BABY clothes, crib matttta. :cco;,~=,:C"'C,...~~--1 yarlrt. ~f\151 be-thoroughly hv \\'ol f. Xlnt rond. Cell GLASS lop tabk A: 6 chairs,· misc lamps, knkk-knackl,
SALF:S.\IAN & ;\l1t11:2i;er, qualified. At leart 10 rears 91"Jl.7Zl(; alt 4 & \\'krnd~. 11lso Barbers '1;haJr. CAll books etc. 17001 San Roque,
ml\le &. fem. S.~?'1 & up expcr. maintaining & ~.ndl· art 5, 979..£006. 1-IB
•monthly JUA11l. iJ qua1U\ed. Ing lllJ"ie V\!ISC1. State tli'C. Sl-::AR'S Portahle: Di!d1\\'AAl1· FOR.i\tAL Dining Set w/4 HUGE
No exper. nf'Ce!tt. l\tr. Lee n1arltA.I status. days \\'orkl'll t'I', ~ condlllon $40. chain. $400 or be!l ?if!er. Furn·,
12131 770-!Gl'.1', & 1.al. t xpec:trd. \\'rilt' 838-7663 Evenings 847-5789. goodB.
Sal. A sun. Sale.
1ools. h!lll'.'War't!, apt
M'!9C. 1300 w' &y ~~t;~ P~r:n, &"' ~~~: ~11~1f~rn.Ai. o.· r!: 1~~ ~~Bl;~li~~ee~~nii~~ or-.~~~on o~ylecot~. ~~'. N.B.
lfl'"alth J!lun!t>I.\. ;\Jontyom<'ry C05tl\ f\1l"1'S. Cali!, 9'1626. M>lrrlnr. S200 lTI<I) ~:t.11. Colll"Ctables 5'1S-~. FABULOUS! &I It SUn Oct
\\'Atdx, Hunt. Heh. h I T »21, 1(1.6 Everything reas ,7141 m.Qill Tee nica yplll \\',\P.D ~rii11h1rt' 10 i""f'lr II' RED-Green !lOIA It h\J?h 5.JS s. Bay Fron!, B.t.
(",not\ typlirt·!n1t"Jlfgtflt. KOO\\'· 1•11~K'r. Llkr 11('11•, $1:!j, n.1rk i:reen oecaA. c:hair. fu loth
SALES Pcr~n. f /111nc fnr I i.<(~l~ of rlit'mlsfr)• ht·lplul. r (IDD"rl(l11r. CJ1!1 64Z-6C2. $~.i. &m ... 3614. noon.S p.m. REI -F1 RIG,. 1$451 --.11 rn, .,;., ~
lfalln111rk stort' In C :'>I l'.0 . l'-'1x ·12Jll, Jt"\-1111'\ C.:il!f PT0.'1.IP 111 n!l r nrw home. -l..'l lY ' u · " IC. """""""' :'\fuJ11! be 1s: or JJ\'t'r. ExJWr ! !l21i&I n('lf.' sm. GE' Relril!. fnr T' FR.ENCll Prov. couch, 265-l CrcRtvlew. Ba.yshotta.
no1 n~. Cull ~~~ri01. -T:CY~=p~1S""T~.~R~E~C~E=P~T~ sn.-1. S.17-3107. 213: "67-1017 r:iirl~. ~~~~t';_i:,; x c e pt q~cte~I~ Sar!-It.~~
St:.U\ISTilE...'\SF:S. ex P 'd · Ot"Cidc nt1tl [Jfe has &JI. Im· 111 Cu fl r.r nerl\I F.tt'elrlc f'\lll SA.I('' Kingsize WttM' Sch. P.fan,y Bnrptn~.
\York 1tt homt'-_y·our. own j f11"ditt1r o""nln• in T of Dooblt' [):J)r R<'hiircni1or ·~-.. I d bolt I
h.(Jur-.. Call el'l'I 6~ th,. nlcti;T l::.C!t'tion~ tn i./.h. S35. !I.~ n;:r ,;:~ r,'5.' ~.eq LOTS of aoodk?s -no junk
\\ 1, need 11 ~ir! \\'/n Sat on!y 9-1 pm. 333 1'1onte
lilt-Agni }:4!0'W'le n'la.l'lll"r 1,. ~11\PLE c:ouc:h, n1atching Vtst11., Collin ?-.fen. 9UICK CASH <lia;r, ' 1•"'-•· '"'"'' G•" 'GE I 11.Tirk 1t31).1P,.I. ~ dl\Yll n J>rov. $lyle. fi4Z.5.1.18 1U<.A Siie: Bookll , TIME FOR
FOR ACTION . "'k. Pltttst conlllct Evelyn THROUGH A rt<.'On:l•, games. Ill J7th SI, • • l!omll'°", ...... 'iliOO. E<J<rnl KTNG SI>• bed, romjjlcfc, IAll<y) N.B. S>\T & SUN.
Oppor. Emp!Qy('r. S75. Good oonct!tk>n! GARAGE Sale -17'"2 Bnti.
A I!OOd .. ant ad •• • I!OOd h CLASSIFIED AD • "*'1496 • Ln. Honllng!On "'"b. Sat vestment. ct.A.t;..StFtED · ·• • · .. 60-6678 It Sun 10 11.m to 4 pm . . ..:.:.=""'-=""'-=--CALL 642-5678
• ' •J
!-~rig. $75. 'l'bt Saw $70. 4 POST, \\000 lablel\, !l's a SE.Af,l.£0. TQ.SLJM
Bookcase desk $40. ~ml. $17-$55. SEC chrs S~S11. STYLE with continuou.~ lines
KNG sz ·Bedspd gold qkd Pa rt s I b o Xe s I h I n s. that narmw your tlgurc
Cost $225.. Sell i.e. Gd eonc1: PfERCE, 867 \Y . J9. CM f'\.'l't')' lnc:h of the "'.'lllY·
923-A BflY\'<'OOd Or, N.B. ~ EmhrokSer spray with glitter
p,; EXEC IWVI chn $1:5/25 Sec threads. 1ATIJR~ Norwea;Ja~ chri $8/24 Desks $20/90 Prlnted P81tem 927 3: ~~~;.ne~ 00' Plerce.867W.19. CMOO-.l408 ~~s~al~~· i!i l~
6 FT. couch, b!ue, $&(!. Metal NEW Sm.Uh Corona portable 2 118 yarda 54-lnch fabric.
1torage c:ablnet, 6°x3'x18". elec. typewrtter, $100. Call Transfer.
Call ~7«12. 979-823'r. UVDrn•tfTll CIENTI
SMAIL uprlrtrt piano just OmCE Counter-.Cablnet, 2 tor il!'ach pattern -edd Z tuned $185 • aartnel $.l() sec'y deskl A chain. Call cent• for each pa.Item tor ~ aft~ 6·00 PM . ,644-8181. -Air Mail and Special Handl·
llOSPTl'AL ~ sloo : PJ1nos/Otgan1 i26 fu!rlf>Toi::W:1t;nlrd~
Wheelehll.lr $50. Uaed 3 mo. delivory will take thrff Both like new, 644-C8l1l FREE 1torage for :your weekl or more. Send to
BABY Stroller p~ pen & Upright piano In lovely Marlan MA.rtln, the DAU.Y
c:a r H:11t. Xtnt' condition $45. ~~ .. },!'! exchan~ tor u.e. 232 Wnt Uth St.. N" 640-8658 ~lo) alt 6 von:. N.V. 10011. Prtnl
GOLD DA'"'A'"•-ie hide-'"..... PIANO WANTED NAMF., .anURP'.88 wtth _a.J.,,.. 4l&1'N (tl4) 9fn.0259 ZIP, Srztl llnd 11'1'1'U::
(Obl>-m. Apt size piano N1JMM:ft. mo. 557-0454 PLAYER PIANOS & rolls, D. SEE tt10RE Q u I c: k
•Admlre.1 refrigerator, Dupree " D Grace Ln Fuhlonl and chomle OM
$60; Sutuki so, $150. Costa P.lesa ~ Eern tn-e from our
Honda &a, ST.;. &&8-6686 WEBER OK!rru W <-o d rtni.SUmmll'r C.181og. All • .,, ' I 0nb' !iOc.
DINETTE 11t1, Ear I>' up~t Piano, xlnt cond, INsfANr SEWING 9f)()K A~r1dln $50 4 misc Call $350, t-1&-:KM 64G-MS1 . • PARLOR. Grand piano, ii' today, WftJ' tomot1ow.
NEW Ortton Jobi DalJlhter Mahopny~~·i rNsrANT F A s ff I 0 N Robe, $15. ................ B()(JK • HundNda. o f
839-8137 UPRIGHT Pl&oo. Need• tun-tuhlon fads. $1.
MINIA'MJRE prde.n plaqu~ tng and one new key. $150. Uko to trade.T Our Tr'fMfer'a
for pe.tlo & yard, &e&a1 Phone 962-7144. Pamdl1e c:olumn II for )'OUI
be!Ore 2 PM Nef!d 1 "Pad"'t P!ue an adl
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7468
Crochet snownakMainty
lrlo for )!Ourself or glflll.
Preuy on tables and trays!
Ct'OCll('! round, oval dollies h1
petal and V alltches, squ1u·e
1n pinc11pple de&l&n. Pattern
7468; •'Owv:i 8'', square T~ii",
oval Nx\.f' in No. 50.
SEVl:NTl'·h\lg CENTS
for each pattern -add 2S
cents tor eaeh pattnn for
Air Mull and ~lal Htndl·
Ing; ot"'"'!Je lhln:k:la111
delivery will lake thrff
weekll or more. Send to
All~ Brooks. the DAILY
Pt.LOT, 105, Netdlecn.ft
fnpt., Box 163, Old ChelHa
St111Uon, N'ew York, N.Y. 10011. Print lfu.e. A,.,...
Zip. ra.tten...M ......
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Crochet. knit, etc, l'rM
dlreeUona, !50c.
._l_n_1.taot MMnme l!tool:.
HUIC, fll.llC)' ll:notl, Pll• tcn1s. $1.00.
h1#tant Otoofllet Booli: •
~nrn by plet\trts! Pat·
lerna. $1.00.
Omlplete lMtut Oltt 9Dt*
.. more than 100 dta -Jl.!10.
Oimpk:te .up.a .... .. 11.00.
It l lffy K• lloel'1 • ~. Book of JJ ~ .,..._
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Our famou1 Dlme•A•Llnff
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.. Ofteofour4 conwnlentofficfi. our.famous
DIME-A-LINES
FIVE CONVl!NllNT OPPICD
TO SERVE YOU CLM. t ..., &DUNE· I.~ -........ ..., , ., .,.... • 11•••• ,,, ........... _.._. e NEWPORT BEACH .. S)J2 .......... -< e LAGUNA llACH-..•..• m ,..,... .... t . w ... ..,. • No llwtlodt, .......... or plants.
• No commor<lal ads allowed. • COSTA MllSA ............ no
• llcKh 1-·m...t be priced with na itom
..... $25.
e HUNTINGTON IEACH 17875"" ... ch ......
e SAN CLEMENTI JDS No. II C-.... 11
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ELrel'R.lC MO\"t S2S. Rwnd USl:::O nylon carpet, flV'fl PORTABLE Slngtr llewina l'ORMAL. bocldeu, whhe, STROLEE buUY, car bed, C.B. tntenna, Starclutlcr, OJN.E'M'E "'ble v.'OOd fn'lln 2 D1Slt.';~1Asr£RS ll.lnl' !! ti ootft>e table $11. 549-1.690. rooms, lot of wear left $1 ma .. irlne 125. Vltntor chair alze 8 sz;. 540-+119 11rollf'I' oorubtnatlon, like II~ n<l"ol.' $%1. &U..99~ form\cn I.op, txtra Leaf S2S. 19'' TV ~bl• Z. th.-I ~·ASJTER and dryer S25 )'d. T-o.'O lioui~e dlaJrt, one Y.1th heater ~ . 1827 \V ' CRIB Ii. V.'l\lerproof mattn:"ill MW r~. Dreiling table $5. PLASTER l)o&rd. 30 •heel.f. r 0 IJ r ch II I r s g 0 I d ;:1~. pc~iWt.oo~~ I
elich. Power n\0\\-er $.25 ~ood cond l\otl SlS Othtr BalbOll Blvd, Nev.• po r I $13. P1a.ypcn , nylon 11wes H~ t'halr S5. Uk~ new ·~·xo&.xS SI f'&rh. KltctH?rl uphOl111c~ M:ol.11 Md 00.ckil ty~writer $20. E1oOI" la1PP I
Puah n1mver $25. ~I tno"''t~ !I ~Ir $7.50 F(lnnlea. Bead\ S!I. G<inenll ?.IQIOJ'll Infant g!r s clolhea up to 12 n1on1hll t'hRln; & b;'r atools $2 each. S5 t-n.rh. \\'1dnul 11tudcn1 SS. Car vacuum SIL -~ '
$-4. Electric eda:er $5. Sttd d;,&k ar matching shelves ADDrNG muchlne $10 ,\Jin. safety car seat S8 Sv.'lng-0· Uk-$1. Good mens !lulls, llnl'lfl fX')t,\'t>I' lav.'JI mov.·er tll'~k S?J. 2 !llllid n\aple en(! Chnnnel Pl N. B. m..~. ~fu'f'a~151:t. LPool table SIS. $ · Wcstclift area. MG-S.l38 ques $1-$5 Ltii,11'1 r.r.·eeper Bar-.tath\cl baby12 "'ro1n11: J1 5. · Me~!' ia~~~1~ic_. ~i~ quiet $10. Dool'!I 28". 30" h1hlt.•s \\i!h .111.mr, nttaC'.hcd i '• lONTI:ru..""Y l\taple da.....,. j
1\)1\et ~ . u~gage rack OLIVE gl'ten vinyl ch&.lr and $;) J ewcl:;r 2;;e-$3 ""--·et t nctle S: · tty C': UHr .,, . ",_ •n ~, S.."l each. ~lnn!t11. Jolde~ $10 l'ach. 6.\ti-20:.2. I -·-l'~g<• ~ e
15 " •-· I I • ...,. " .. " "'"" "'"'I" 12 °-kl ~-1 115 J)llflts •• ..,..~~ ~. " M'Or .i,.,,,, ....... • .... ..,..., .... ,, \
I> u' ..,.,~~~rE"'t c or sn1all ~.~--> ....,. .,,..........,. afl(•r set fl 01 l.nd oew books ,1· ·~1 ng 15
1''':,r ·~-· m. Gius ~1).1 SIS. Jo::<-eight nlun1!nuin ps.per 16x26 ~fENS Lan, ~I bJrots sii~ •,-~,·,_. bll<e llO. TWln 1 Adi F rom Builntss · · ...... ectt'ic 1notor • -11.Y lOc-$2. Tool.11 50c-$5.. Blue s can1er runk · 'fl'I.-~ $3 1ier sheet \•al~ tOe. 20!11 ......... S3. 4 iurfboe.l'ds, all $10 lam.:p S5 Bta.u M.nglng: f\tATT"RESS $25. Box iprin~"S -0-Bar $5. Exer-gy1n $10. ith~ts avftl. G um wood toi<t-11 v.ith bOOt tree $25. !ii>ringi: It inattre• -
Addrtsset Not ~1 t~ ... d''· 20th St. oi L~~.~.GE .... Sal.amd,!, 0 n2 141.~ llaht• $3. U.S . .Mall toy box sz. Headboon:I .t rra~ $15. 644-6480. clreles 12"x8" JO etLCh. ~. it,e~~·, •·,·~ox'" bral••""h NGEW13-ll!71clo~~ •. -•-• • 10 ~ I Accepted .,..,,.:,.,..., r "-"''"' ~ SS Toy ct.bUM>ts $5 Statuary Rec-liner $2a. &16-11'62 WHITE Stag ski pants, alie 1'.tahogan:r O\"tll % It ~x'9xl2 ,,.... .,..,...=• u"' -'"' e 12 STRING guitar $5 Push ~hn:f1ce~ ne!'6'~1: S14'JO. 1'0>'1 10c • $4, Arttm 1 TRIUMPH v.1re wheelA with 2&L, Jadiff •k1. parlca, size l.5c, 20 centll C'&dl, 1 blacir ~~~~~I~· ;;'1 ~~ ~~ich~, bi~. G~ J
la\ll•n mown ts Upright Men's American Tourlste:r eaaeb and tnunes $1·$5.. Slot hubl and knock-ofta. S at ~!ta:~. ~"tz.t~J nt>V.1unt1.r lamp tablt'!l SI.SO 2'J2 J20. EJ('('trm:oice mike King Jamea. bkN9eS ~
AdvertfHn vJolating vacuum ~ Bar bell set $5. $15. 64J...«W2 <.v a\ $3. Drafting table $10 each. c.ommander win· retina renex camera $25. each. Ceramic Hie lrim SlO. Stereo heftdphonea $10. Pftnta $8410. BlaD!n -1
th• I• regulat~ &50 x 13 w/w ~ S2 Tod· SW. BoOkc:ue headboard$.\. dow air condltknlr $:25. ~ many cokn &. ahapes 5c t....adlet aid boots size 6, Skin• SS Vest. $4... Jeweky I
may be In violation dlers rockina: bont $2 Baby BAND aaw wt.th motor' $15. '3l11 R!\.1!ftkle Dr. S.A. RCA TV inskte amenna $5. each. Alpine Ro&dltt-r 1961 nt'Vft' worn S25. Fohdue tel Sl-$3, never wom. all .W.
of St.~ Fra-~IH atroller $'1 Saturday only Pal.nl: ~ $2. 2 cbests HitJ,. off Srurta An a• Service for 12, h1I di.shes BABY balh $5 car bed $2. and 63, Sunbeam, 2 parting ~. Broiler oven S 15 . T.W Center SL CM 60--t• '
1• """" 1199 AUani.., CM. 1 block of drawers $12. Older SerYel betil--een Mesa Or. and pi, Ell!ctrlc com popper Infant aeat $2. Walker-out 51:..$25-. Studb ~ Board &. locel busl. north ot Pa~ oft Van refria'erator 115. Portable Bristol. $2.50, Wind-up po r I ah I e jumper $2. Quality baby orange 2 tor n>. Wood ot-6'f3.-8ll9 or 673-i388 after PATCH\VORK pIUows. hl.nd
nett llctnH ,.,,111 .. Buren TV, RCA, wtth UHF, c(l()Cf SABOT and dolly S15 ~ $25. Porta bit" dothet 25c to SL Plywood, flee desk 36"60'' 115. Deo. 4. made, tJt col or•, :12 -·-' condltk>n $25. Garden tools ....,,__..A.... • ~=="' ..... -.. .., -doors, bot.rd&. 1 x 1 stake& tr!c ranse. o ... en " O\'efl BASXFraU.J.. backboard x 12. $'f.50. 134 Omltt St. tion1. 2 BAR stools. heavy duty 50c to $1.~ Oak coHH ._,.........,., wouWa~uo:r • .., . .,..,..... .. ,"~ or 50c to $5. Old trunka no cab. all SlO each. Wrought and hoop $2.50. Chellt of CM 642-1460 l'!~~~~~~~~~I v.wd, swivel topg, black S14 table and 2 md tables In SKITS, 1!l5 cm Voight. never 646-09'Z7. to S20. Oeflk SS each Chest iron glass top lron, white, drawen, need repalr $3.1 0~w"=°""K~e~nmcn°"'"'°-,.::-:.~,~b"-•'"'"r,
1• ~· 164{1 Newort Blvd, CM set ns.:io. ftlhing rods roe used, .originalJ.y $180. '$# "'ESTCLJFF, 1\1,-o l v.· \ n $5 eM:h, Yacht-rmgaztnes 2 end table, l cart $10 each. Gu built-in cook top $5. works $5 Doub&e rattrml
· 12. &e.1002 to $3. Etect:rtc cake mixer $25. 494-4'38 spread.a S2 each. 1 pa.tr new 2Sc Sat.Sun. 178 E. Dh S t u d I o co u c h p "' d s , Girls 20" Sch.,,inn bike $5, S5 SmoJt ·toe chnt SJ. Tlible
SCRAM LETS SAT S\J.n and Monday 11 5. and bowla $t. Coleman MrRROR 44~& x 3.1 S:ll. belg:e plnch P'ent draptB 100 St. Ot 645-2356. naugah)·de ti"i2" a.nd J)."104 ,.....1n bed 12. &t:Z.-7658. with tile on top .$$:.. Small
• ~ly !~dies clothfs' 5~ Camp ltoYe .$6. Camplna: Sar stpol11, 3, $7.50 each. x 52 $5. Shttr ?;eUow cur· BEAUTIFUL tall red vase $20. Jointer 4" on stand ANTIQUE stands SM. CUI tables SI e11.ch. Wood chain
S.13. b1eh.i<k>s m 0 cie1 • s ice box $4. Coleman lantern Lounge: & umhre!ia $10. tt1lnll, 4 panes, each t T Ti land $2 r. $.25. TypeY.T\tl.'r std. Rem· glass $25. Depreul-On dishes $1. 2 couches .&. 3 dWn.
ANSWERS pantsuits and dreMes $1 S7 $5. Hand truck $2. Bedding Electric curlers $10. London mealUJ'es 40 x 36, 50c panel. $-al ype'1. .ter '15 '" ,a ington noiseless $10. Stand 13. Ct1ml\'al $10. VAM $25. need hcln $2 each. New I
Dressing table v.1th draw~~ 50c tu $2. Dt!hes 5c to 25c. Fog con.t $7.50. Popular TY.in and full size 11.·hlte g ' aquanum · w ga ' St 0 · Din l n g eh 11Ir1 £ngll5h boxes $'20. Picturet 9 piece ~ad &el $3. LArle
$5. 1'fovie camiera with Light fixturea OOc to $-1. !\IC(·hanle11 EnC)'Clopedlas, sheet!! 50c each. Gold bath ~fu~~~~mioc ootompi2~e s:a~: upholstered 4, $15. ll~ml $20 Old roMOle radio $25. tool box $2. Old re:ftlen.tor. 1
lights $10. Sliver tiervice for Typev.Titer table $2.50 Pie-set $11.50 Barbell set $11.50, mat The 4 pie«! t'Annliter dA.nnvlan carving set $.5. engine !or c11r or 1na11ne Jnsulntoni $1. 1177 EI 1~'0I'ks, I o o k .1 bad $5. I Encase -Baron -Prose!
-H-azard -SNEEZE 8, $10. wro .... ht Iron tab!"' lures IOc to $1. Power hedae l10 lb S('t E'i'ect'Mr timer set $2.z;. Set ot 6 S~ffle\d $10 up. Goodyear new Ure Cami-. ~, ,~ ••• 1 ,.. °"" , -" .,._ "" c · · ,...._ll lork!! ,., Z> 2 Gumcs 50c to $1.50. Stninll'SS '"' '-" ~ ~ with high 'backed t'balrs $20.. l. uumtt .,... ar top luggage $4.50. OsciTiating i.-prinkler OX'""' •· • ,taittl l l. 1998 Roeenia'"'' Pl. 5.25-20 $10. Spot light S5. 0\'C'Jtretlt'd in doctor'& 11'tlil.
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Rndklphonograph SlO. 12 reek $6. Pine. 2145 8 ft.. S..l B1rd bath SlO, "'heel· roasting pans 15c each CM 001,,.,. of E. :»th. •.r Packard headlights 1916 S2S KEN1'10RE electric dryer, VERY nice 6 d rA we r
inlnio.ture mtJgs S5 both Jong 50c Blow torch &: aolder barrow $4. Slldfo nile, Small try pan 7je 40 piece ra. Office partition J' &: ti' Kood condition $2S. 962--489-i dress!."!', 51 ~~" acr'Oll l
collector's lt8ms, shelf $4. iron $4. 2 propane tanks dupltx $12.50. 25286 Via dinnerware set ~12. TW IN mattress and box $2.'i each. Basemouldlng, vw front hood $7.!:0 and top $25.. Plate glwls mimr,
\\'asher $25. Swivel <leek with rack and regulaton Piedra Blanca, Laguna 'l'abk!c~ & napkl~ 2ac • &pring S25. TY.tin mattress new, 2%; by 'ii-'' Jc ft. Sat. front bumpt>r $5. Baby's 42 x 30 $10. 543-4253
chair $5. Deak light $3. for trailer $3), Old Mine Nigi.ttl 4!b-0784 $1. 2 p1uni srnall picture• $10. 64&-723> lo-5. Sun 2-5. Rear 219 blke sent $2 Girl Scout COfFEE tables 50c-$L 4
PLATE glua 25c up. Lee Lawn mower $15 , bell, aoUd bras& $12. Sat. ' • 1.~;>e pair. Lamp $4.5(1. 2 plaid RE r RIG ER AT OR sz;. Knox Pl, ott 1500 block uniform $1.50. 6 n e .,,, wooden headboards $1
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hvy duty cans tor atoring Upholstered _,_A,_ •• La" and SUn. 9 to 5, 2160 and ELECTitOLUX vacuum tote hap $1·$LSO. New m&-rv .... w,-~, 125. Washing lliange A"' c •1 '""!"'° aluminum ""lndow gcreerui ,,,, ..... "'··•t.caae 50c P1chnl s:rain $).$3. attn: artlm, der n. ~ .... .... 2166 Myran Drive 04 near good con d l t I 0 n $25. twne jev.-elry $2-SS. 6 Tiki l.JU.U """' ., .... V'IJ"" .-.. 6 3/8" x 47 118" $3 and ~x.~ sprlnp $1. Graa I
old pfecN ol col.rd. glU11 •~ S2. Electric coun-. tty___r.ui Harbor and victorlA. ComWare eleetrk: skillet, JO outdoof' torches $2.50. \Vlgs machine $20 Polarokl Land -~=~383=1·------one 2"li 3/8" x 39 1/8" SL cat!'her 50c. 2472 Elden. CM C
inlay woric $1 lb. 15" nylon $2 Large bread ... ,,bm:.........,.er inch site $20. Roto-BroU $2. Sport and dt'KIY ha.ts camera $2), Antique shot SEVERAL t,\'tlmel'UI <»a.ts ~ 548--0731 I cord 3 for SL T 0 0 1 Men's ct ot hes ..., J; AU.EN Wale1 add\ n &' Kina 1izite automatic cooker-Sl)e.$1.50. Men•1 shirta, 16, gun $Z). small couch $15. beautiM condition S5 to $]0 • lharpener w/motor U'.I. Old Decora . ~ • ..-. machine, excellent oond.ltlon fr)--er, like new $12. Presto 75c. Wood drying rack 15c. ck>ltlel $1-S-S. H~ 11S Bent bamboo rockl!:r &: chili LADIES bike, good condition CHEST, 6 drawer. with mk'-I
roll ~ trunk s:zs. Old Oat h.ana:~or1.!il!:p"5 ·2 ~ S25: Power mov;er $10. 17" pressure cooker, 4 qt. sit.e Door mirror rx VaPorlttr perts 11 ·$25. 6$-«W5 upholstered In royal blue $25. 645-2573 ror $18. 2 pink twin ''
top tnJnk $25. Hvy canvas lamp shadl!:5 $2. 'Botti a.ri: Philco TV, portable" $10. 19" SS. $0-ll714 1Se N't'W Simm::ms mt, me.t-\VE3TJNGHOUSE hair dryer $25 each. Palr of chllJn SEWING machine in cabinet b!dspreadl $4. !f79..529' i
bags for rock hounds 65c vases lOe • S2 Plcturese'aoo Zenith portable TV $20. h..'ING 11 z:"" burnt-orange tre99 $9. Crib pads and with hood stand, Uke new rose carved acron top SIS $12. Wheel chair commode DE.SK $10 l\-Iatchlng cabinet '
ea. Twin bed ll!:t 115. CoUee p}aques tt4S.' ~ -Hgtit ~1ororob. •ereo All1-FM bl!:dsprea0$8: Boy's & la.dies s!)ects 2.lc-50c:. Srib blanket S-15. 546-3934 each. Cllib cbair y,1iite $15. New crib and mattl'ess $10. Loggage S2. Slide pro. •1 table& $10 ea. 205.92 t.a;uf\! l'l. Pta4Ues $145. Larnpg Sl ~~ 1'tOJtd plafl!:'l' $15. clothing, 14-16, 50c-St. Oven . .$1. Hfih ,chilr $1 Strqll!!:[.· !>OUBLE bedspttads $5 King quilted d own reversible 118. New y,'OQd playpen jeCtor S5 Oia1r 15. Baek
CanYon Rd, La run a Artificiai f I 0 we r 11 Md Broiler S8. 6' long black; $3. lntant I ~ ch!kl~n s $10. Chair ns. 833-lSID cushions m. A,,.'Tling drape, $8.50. Used crib and mat· pak $4. Lamp $4. Po\1.-er 1
494-1629. vegetables Sc-$1 Drapei HEATIIKIT OlclllOBCOpl!: 0-1 Jaw table $15. End table clothing,· boys .l gttl !. to bro\lrn &: rold SlO. 674-4174. tre5s S9.50. Port-a-crib $4 .50 edger Sl5. Steam curten ' ·"'""""=:-;,--~~-1 andcurta.insU~ Nice Jars modltled $3. RME-84 no. Planter v.ith artificial 6. 50c-$5.50. Ele'lanl black BOY'S 5ms~. Schwinn OBLONG oak dizUng table w \\'alker St.75 car i;cat $5. Oothes50c·$15.1ce chest !
VERY prett;y French Prov. 2Sc·SL.Wooden nUt lxr.i..t SI rece!V(>r no. Partlal~r: plant. redv.'OOd: $7. King size lace malemlty pe.nts suit&, ~~~dy, 'needss ~S~S~ 2 leaves, seats S, SZ. $2.50 Like new recliner car $3. Teflon deep tryer $6, '
--wood-bod1 l !O ;~b!-hed Je1,ve lry box: $1 scatter rug~ ,...eted-3"-aeope--$.1.--bladt-------he&dboard -1 25 ~ size 9._m , Yellow materni· , "diea 26,1 Schwinn v.·ith Amber 42,. lamna $25 each. ~at S6.75. Hlfh chair, Drapes, 2 pair, orange $10. s ze · ..... "' ~fexlcan pie· $l _ s2 3326· S T radar R·T Wlll ss. Radar S4S-5M4 ty dl'HS, size 7.9 $5. ..., ,,... table type $3.50. In ran I 2 pair, otJwhltf' $10. 3 twin
ture, wooden frame SIO. 0rf MacArttiur 1 blockow;ej indicalor $2.50. Rl" powu \\'omen's dresses and coats, child'• seat $15. Bicycle 1'V $25. Wrlte-a-way oak clodring 10e-50c. Electric Iron headboards $10 each.
Schwinn . girl's bike $10. of Brlatol. • ampliner pustl-pull 812 A's SUPER Wheel by hlarx. 2 ltize 16 .1 8, S l . 5 O. $ 25. parts. v.·heels. frames 50c t'hcst r.s., Antique bridge broom $3.Z>, Oil paintings I Child 'a organ $3. Glanware
494-3352. $15. Book ot Knowledge set speed, used, Wt in excellent Evt!rythlng In excelltnt con-and $1. 962-8824 lamp $22. 1'1oor lamp $22 Sl.50-$15. New p at i o wn· lOe-S.S. New tennis racquet
MATCHING washer a: elec SF;=,PAR-3 .~~~~!'an old J5, 24" boy's Schwinn 'i10. condition $5. Tricycle, 16", dlUon 64S-M58 MAPLE pole lamp S!i Twin & matching table lamp $ll. breUa .$12.50 Wood patio with· gut $15. Amber swag dry bo *"" pt<:\% ........... ,. aet $10 Unicycl $4 5tol&G34l heavy duty, in good working bed 1 and he dboard Gold bangle $8. Blue chip furniture set $12.50. New i lights S7 tt1ch. 1601 Ruth
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pith ~ S25 ea, fuwl steam Iron $10. e · $3.50. Two tricycles, 8" DELUXE bird cqe7 and 110 ,13rnm000• ge .. ~~I ~" boolal $2.50. Iron $1 Auto 71.1•• ......,,._ aaw SI?ro. Now t.ru>o, NB~
"'A e U1 .. \W!'J' chest Wrouxht iron wood _-.; TRICYCLE "MIGHTY M" $:1.50 each. Two Penny's car stand, like new $7.50 Pole · wu= s, _.., air cooler $2. On!ulng table ,.. ,,.., .. ~. $25. Oval area rug 8 It $12. 6 foot high sun I;;p white wagon, like new, uaed 11eats that hook under seat, lamp $5. MS--6288 inch 15. 'n' Van chrome & mirror $12. ll9 B 34th '-'" drl1J Sl2.50 New power VOIT aw:lm fins, large SS. 1
by 11 ft, blue P'ffn WOOi $25. 6"-0062 onoe $8. 557-ooIB padded headrest. black, BABY Gooda: Pink small 15m~hs ~ ~ . .!'~2; St., N.B. 6Th-002'l. lftllde.!' W ·50Ro••.!;"IT' e Room air conditioner $25. i
A rayon $35. Shag rur 64 PLANT -"--~ -Barn OULD'a T year Wonder sood condtlon $4 e:a.ch. Toy blanket sleeper 50c. Pink "a.: ....,..,:_:_ .... ~ 'ne'1' '"s"~ 0 vaporizer ..,. ._..__.3 awn Crossbow $2ll Body parts: ! :S. ~r:15 in. blue sreen chair _;.uu~ $6 ~ Horse, perfect cond!Uon $15. cara l5e each. ~ Canary mediwn bhlnlret aleeper 50c. ~ ~~~. Jd 1 & H~~~b~ ~Mi: ~~17~ Sa~ ~~ ~ & ~:'8·5~ ~~'. i · quea: 2 achool desks S20 9TS-5858 ~i-OO:esa Verde, c 'l\-f SWlng .1'.t as I 1!: r baby brQy,n no. High chair, ex· P l10to-eoplf'r $2'.I. Fireplace BUllhard I. Hamilton. pickup, '51 G~rc pLdrup, '00
DOGl!OUSE, extra tarie, each. Alphabl!:t bowl $10. TU\ES. G78 x 14, H78 x automatk: . swing in V6')' Portable ttereo, need 9 8C't $7. Oak CTedenza, an· CE STEREO 125. X Jong G'ro S1425. "50 Olds rear I ~. ~t..th new pad $~. Fur O)llt $25. Jl!:Welry $];JS. 14, like Dl!:W, DO caps $25 20" SHt'WINN Stingray $30. good condition $4.SO. Baby cellent con di t I on $8. Uqued gold $25. Camera -i-ie bed SlO. $-6Zll end ~. 64.S-OOlG
.M.lJTor $25. Decal cha.fr SU. tor 4. ~ Size 5 Ski boots, skis &: scales, flCCW'll.te, llkl!: new t,1.'0rk. 1970 !.fotorola $10. trl-1JO(I $12. Bell hflmet 1•·--...... ., .... .,iiiii ... ililjiililiijjiiiiiiiiiiiiii\ T~lece) "'inc1''udbed (needs 235p\ HUI ll ~!~· 645-SJ.M, '$ CHEVY p&rts, good e"· poles SlO. 8mm projector ~itlo~~::;;· m:de~~~ 567·3910 brand new $Zi 642-9829 Sat. ~.arr.nar.r .............
er ea 2 ~ ease ca .......... cept motor $1425. Pair Jro. Stuck>nt desk ;a>. carryine handle $3. Playtl!:'X RATTAN bar stools S6 each _onl=Y~··--------~}':~~t~'tch'°' El.EE\ CTRIC can opeOl!:r $4 Olev.ymap $12. TR Spltftre =ern4
3 %:::: ~~~t 1$:: Nuner a!t, complete fl, 1'taple tabll!: Pl Hanging COLOR TV antenna, Porac:he
........ ~ · .... ...,. . ... tttric hand mb::er $4. tonneau. new $15. TR.-J sand bl ed S20 Waln 8umpl!:I' pe.d, red, green, chandl!:lier SM Electric train hub ca pg, will fit VW's I 1 I~ n\a~ Wllh. ,t. Dishes lOc ·50c. Baby back Wire whl!ell $10 eadl. bookca1:t head~ ,;::, yellow print on white $'L51'.1, $10 Pictures 50c: to $5. King set) New walnut trim TV t!ch~~ $2S M nhol~ pack, Seer's 17 Men's new 842-7841. Swedish arm chair $l. Pipe excellent cond1Uon. Infant headboard no Twin head· stand $5each. 673-&116
loather ~~se~mil .. 8 Uitt., ~ ':· P:n~ PL~N_ rlnga for old cars, rack $1. End tables f3-m Feeders 50c ea.ch. 2689 ~Oa!ii ~:'$81!.c~ LONG Elura wigs, cap1Pl.!'I,
few ti!ll(>s &i2e 9~ D only r-eroro chMatt $5. Men's ~1¥· $5-S'lf) per 1et. lfand vacuum $10. Lighl ftx-~~ MtU \'en:ll!:, D 1 • h"" s S 5 • e t , T .,.,, 0 &kin-top $10. Extra large
SS. New Norse dryer timers rollet ab.tea, 11ze 1 $$. -•ou. tm't!I' $1..51).$10. r.roto~le dillhwaMen $5 each al~ sz blouses $.l. 645-81-19.
2Sc each -teJ 842-3276. eeu Hov.-eU projee(or 'smm KITCHEN table with e..xtra helmet $10. New rug rem· ROASTING pan, large size \racuum cleaner S2. Ha.Ir COMPTONS encyclopedias
<l UPUOLSI'ERED b a r flO. Avoo battles ~-$1.50. board and tour chain $25. nantB $8. 8141 Deerfield with tenon inside $5. Pop-dryer no Ice akates Sl .50. with year books thni 196.S.
stool•. llghl gold hlih back Beaut:Uul O>lon1al style TV Student desk $15. Dou~ Drtve, H.B. 536-7781. corn ~r, 3 quart electric Barbie acceuories Sl·$.1. Excellent condition $ 2 S.
with swivel seats ~ each cabinet $20. 'BowUng ball bed frultWood headboard COFFEE table $20. Dl~tte $4. SUn am autornattc fry Touter $2.50 Corn popper 6~.
llke new. 968--0775 ' $2. O>llector reconls 2Sc to SOO. All in perf!Cl ccnditlon. set $10. Wooden playpen $5. pan $-1. Salton l!:lectrle food $2 Wig $5. Sat-Sun. lll20H c=oo~vER=-v-,-.,.,-,-m-.-,,.-w-oon--
TABLE A •Ix chairs $ti), .$3, 2 ladles coau.· like new 968-74().t Car bed $3. 6 year crib&: ~ITT4 with glan top $4. Pr\mrolll!: Ave, Fotmtain dlUon, accesames $25. IW6-nto SUI each. 646-6842, 10 to SMAU. glrla SWfn&er Jr mattreu $8. 2 T w In Valley, near Newhope & 962-3)12. ' · •6PM. bike $5. Kids peddle ao-cari bookCUI!: headboardt $4. BICYCLE: 3 epeed tnl!:nl, Edinger. .;=co..==------~O -Pick up load SKIS wtlh trte;M.n bindtnp $5. Small rrlcldalre Small crlb 6 mattress $S. rood condlUon ~z;. Al90 BOX spring · & mattress, M~Tgf::f'~·t ~~
lmttbtrU. alt or arcy pert. $25. Vlta.spbiln stalnlf:I& $2S refrlauator $10. Wot k 's Baby carrier $1.50. 841-6332. drlnk1na: bar, vecy nice $25. 1potlesa· and clean, % rue, Royal Typewriters $20 and
2x:l0. Other 2K4. 4x4, W , llteel j\6ee eotnctm' &rper.. ~ect. Eledrlc heattt $1. AMMUNmoN: 30 caliber 96S-4660. adjustable steel Ira me, $'15 SeaiT TV s-25 um
lumber take ~"SW 8 nlm editol' $5. • Double aprej_.and.., .mowez-~$2. La:!' $10 ~ 10050. ~~ $5.51 BIG ~~-$1.0Colf. car complete la), 'rv..'O white TV, doesn't work $8. ~ rx4'x~" coral alld ll ' dreteer $25. 01b and mat· Skilaa......,, .,.. cot ...,. per -x · """'.,.,..." Mlx· air ~,.....,,... -ee china lavat.oriet. 4 inch bike IJahl ayatem s 2, aHor O>ralwr 50e ~ tre• f1.50 Cut gla.u and w worica $5. ~ master 15. Kenmore blender table $10. Kirby cleaner $15. centers with wall hangers 646-6997 Photie -• ..,,. per brau lamp $1.S. Gtrl'• bike Irle .motor $3. 36" wide rear ST.50. Heath.ld.t _tuner: _S..S._ -~..M&..A._!'ack $10. $2 each. Brand .new b9y's -=-"-'=------1-..==~==~':·""7."~~~ $5. Presto cottee pot $3. end factory ttlade -bu G.E. Dectrlc Ooc1c: $2.SO. TWin matt re 11 tio.
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Afn'IQUE pec..n dlnlq tabl4! Oolhes 5Qc.$3. Baby thtnp Ford rlrwa • pinion near Lady Esther Iha.vet $S. Enc)dopedlaaiet $10. 3 b"tCk New deluxe chrome soap 4 PM. Mapte high chr.ir' $JO
$25. Buffet QI. 4 cha.In 25c·$1. 1701 lrvtne ~n new $25. Corrupe.rcial mop Wllaoa Gold Star tennis rac. tape deck for car, new $25. holder and two combination Single bed .. 1th maltl'l!:ll
S15 each. Bir ps can & :nth and 21st 'St. Cl\-1 bucket .... 11ti ~ $5. Jleftd· q~t $5. 1'1elmac dishes Sc 2 glass top tables, Amall tooth brush and tumbler And headboard sal Rattan
BPOUI SS. Ammo cans 1143. 64l-6020 board &: bedtrame, lin&le f'ach. \l.'atf'r-Pic tor leeth SlO. 847-7307. holders concealed wa 11 headboard $15. 1'1 en 's
Wodt bl!:nch $15, Clletit• $8, TERRARMf boll! SOc-$5 $3. Garfield and De.l nware. $6. Phone 962-8010. BLUE, purple Cfll'Pl!:I. Good mountilt.g plates $1 each. ~~~~h J.1?'~ ~bl~~~ tJ I: S3. Power mower la). 734 Center sr. Cl\-t~ &12-1460 847-266&. RE'FRlGERATOR $25. 8' condition, living room bi Joe.nn st. C.M. 548-5919 glass tops $10 e11.ch. Table
ew z:ovte1camcnt 125. Sun NEW 24 .. ...,.., .. __... 4-8.00.16.5 ~fOUNTED t:lttS Spanl\h sofa & lo\.-eseat S2:i ll 'x19' $25. Bedroom 2.1" TV S25. Se .... ing nmchine v.·i th lilt mirror •1s. 2 chest gun -.. Bi vaporizer S-t "'."" .. ""'"'all ta~<'. fli eaC'h. I Maple bed frame 11 piece. Bostrom truck ll 'xl 1 '6" $20. 962-4721. i' Rf'laxizor $25. 4 post bed v.'OOCI gra.in oo.mar top '11th Sl5. 8 New 8.14.5 tires $25 ...,.-..n-.. seat, .......lect eon-0o''°,·,,.weOC:J:°nogs1or:8phR!C.lO\ of dra\l'ers $8 each. Baby
S2S. Wrought Iron !able $20. S~ls~ cat\'ed doon s:lj. each. &l?-8-IJJ. d{&;;·~;,· uA..,..;~,.' iamp 15 ORIGINAi~ Dirty Tlme Com· am!'----n~ .--nl ..J,,...,.. lamp $5. &by car bed SB.
f{uge 'l\'l'OUght l1i0ft CftKe 1B"x40 glus top C'l'JfJee f\f h~.,,., 't-bl'5-J''fi 1 ..,· pany Spiro Agnew wrist "" ,..._...__. ........ v !'"-....,.... Rattan .. "at bi.."<! S3. Cannister sz ~ lo.ble $5. 2 TV table, walnut rrame SIO. 42,, SAILBOAT c rad I e, com· o.tc ing a e .amp ~. "''atches. $18. 10 on I y combo $25. 847--0363. 11€"1 $5. Rockinr •lone $1.50.
S10 · eaCfi.. Wrought !Mn ~ round game ta bl.I!:, parquet merdal\y ~t ot 10"xl0"1 End tables S5 a piece. Pie-841-0032. 20.. GJRLS blke $12. Toy 2 white end ta bl.es $10. Cof. cace &. stand $10. 2 · fake look no-mar top, pedest&I Jor up to 28 boat $3). V\V nk table &. benchea SlD. 1WO maple bunk beds 125 'box D>. Automatic ironl!:r fee aet $3. Serving trsy8
tree• $3 le Sl 2 bird cage• base $25 Berinner"s guitar van gu tank $3. VW muJ· G.E. di.shwuher, ~eeds f!ILCh. Mattresses $14 l!:aeh. $17. Twin bed complete $5, !JOe each. "'o!Tl(>n'• 1\ze 7
$2 fteh Curling Iron $2. 1tlll in box never llSed 510' tier $3. Single bed 4 mat· 'M)t'k: JS. Electric can Cotfee table $23. Bar chain Rambler front seat Sl5. dresses $5. Men'a ahoes, size
aa.y pOu "-. --· c,... alai. .... lamop, tress Sl9. 96&--1579. ope:ner $3. 536-2460. $11 .. ~ M•pl• pl 11-OverstuUed chair $8, 9671 9'>~ SJ each. Books Z>c ~-it:8.Ji EJ-;=. gold chain SlO. Small table MEN'S kpeed $20. Ladil!:s FRIDCE-oidf'r 1 door, .1111all rocker "i'it. 1'.faPie ~~ Albacore Dr Iv t , ILB.. each. 397 Ramona Way, 0.t
F.V. lamp, dark wood base, 3 speed $15. Ladies aingll!: fretier, tuns exoellent. chair $20. 53&-2272. 1162-2365. KING 'O'LAWN n1ov.·er, front
BARBIE &lrprUe doll hOu9e bl!:iee shade SID. 2 folding speed 115. SC.'911. 5.16-3i69. H.B. SZ. BOOKCASE with cupholU'da BABYLINE crib, woodtone throw $25. Maple bunk bed
hardly med $5. Bue~ cab8na I ou n ge a. canvu GCRl.S Schwtnn Stlntin,y s:io. MAYTAG wuher. n eed• $15. Large hutch or chest Unlsh, including mattreas frame $25. 979-5755
rnotore:yc1e helmet allver C'OVef'I $5 taeh. Small Boye bike $6. Girl& bLke rega.1; SUI. D!h:, works, of drawers $15. Spool dining $8.50 TV cabinet. large, with APT. size dinette set. ta.bll',
mt'taJ. flake, ~ 't40 ex_. ~-:"~~..,:;;1.~ $8. 842-1911. $'1 . ~ 1 p..m. table, tarre. torched, with doon, lift up 9ection on leaf 11nd lour chairs, very
ceUe:nt $2). Antique oa.k d~signed fOr oorner ~ GIRLS kpel!:d bike $25. 8'162 Roeue R1ver Av;.e., F.V. wrou&f\t tron hue $25 lop ,7, Dinette chairs. two nice S:!l. 646-8006
&ehooJ det!k J15. l\1otorcycle J100P black ~mar top Dtahl!:t l0o-25c. Shon 2Sc. FORD 289 alum lnu m Recliner chair, avocado at 11.50 each. Two at 25c BLACK and OeckC'r drlll,
&eat $10. 646-T.li9 v.'OOd ·gm.in sides, campalgii Purses 2X. Artlndal tl<Jl'tttr manifold $25. 289 steel four green perfP.et shape $25. each. Oib $4. 1\1,'0 h~avy &'OOd shape S1S. Sa.bre aw
HAND lawn av.~per, nev.· 9tyle dra .... -er $25. &17-7804. 5c. Chair n. Je'o'·tlry 25c. ~;8nlfotd $10. Cary :_~~ ~.;~nhab~llc~run:~ ~~ E1:~.i~8r~~ach. SlS. Good tool box $ID.
$20.. 645-0068 GAS stove ~. Baby clothes =8 40c &jm~ses J!t old·luhloned S25. 11 and FULL sync. VW Bwr trans. "..,_C::C~1344=·;....-~~-~-
UVINC roorn chair, avocado 50c to 11. Playpen,$5. Thtee Drlw _:n79 pe Ci11~'T' 3bl~ Schw,wtnnth -~!~ made large painting of $25. &U-7344 fl..0\2 I-~~. 4 '-~szpaln. 7 .~ green $15. Small walnut cof· pleoe Danllh set, good con· ' ' • "' a "" aaw nNW• Ships on wood v.1th Spanl1h ...... ,..., uiu1 u11:-11
fee table $10. Anti~ Door dldoa $25. Glrl's c~ ''SEW MOR" Deluxr sewl~ $15. Jig sa\i 24" Cratts:rnan carved fnme $15. 'l'v.'O RAGGEDY AM " Andy P'a-$3.50 Jev.-clt>d Christmas
lamp $7.50. Bar or en table ldze 10, $1 each. Odd ~ mach~. Illa! new $Z. Sol' ~·2eh_·soo}!_~ J'~~ niatctrlne Spanlch hlgb badt quea. iargt" 1"1 ·5"'· SmT 1'111 S-'. treea. 5 x 7, S14. &n-1460
lamps. made" from liquor $2. Cln1aln ~. 5 pair $5. bra11 firtplace .et $25. i'•· c..,.Pree ""'11-· "'· "'"~"""' d~n.tor ch!dn $15. ne811 L 8 nl P 11 · hr r e DOUBLE bed, ml\tl.ress and bott lf'I t'f.50 to $10. Aniber Pal'l\keet. cage $2. sut.sun. Sterlin;_ silver cream and dt'~k Sl50. CArd table $7.50 bag! $3. 971'6 Arl)•le Pl. Con. dlmeMlonAI dtRdo\v boxe11,
11wq tnmp $6 'Oear sv."&g MS-ml &Ul:tu' $1S. Gold wuh Cl'l!:llm Eleclric ice cream freezer rlnemal 'Townhou!IC, Brook· 5 x 7, $12. 7 x 9 $14. bo" spring!! d$15. 1 \\"OOfl
lllmp $6. Met11.I folding andllliV $10. Schwb!fl bicy· $5. RollC"T' W teg, size 12 h .• ,.,. '13~ ~n!er, CM 642--1460 bookcase hea boan Rnd
ehalra $15 Pair pk:k-up mlf-. GAMES 2Sc Pu;sei ~ de$$. Draprrles $5. l{eayy I: 2 Sl .50 each. Dog house urst 11.nn' 111"· Sl\'IALL retr-i~rator In good frame S1 5. 5-15-s&Sl
ron S6. 700-17 mK'k tlt'e: Clothea 25c4l. Tri~ l& red Jiau candle holden $5. 17.50. Avon Collectahkl1 St GREEN 0\-al braidt-d rua cond.IUon $20. Tv,:o ga."I SAT·Sun.1\).4. '-'laplc bunk
S3.SO. 2 chlld'll l?nllov.'\.-t!n J;i· f\l ctnl window, 8 x 5, Nyion covered 1 It e p tn I to SS. Sat. ~only. 14791 SlO. Ctll' bed $5 Car ~ 11 ngea S20 and $25 Electric bed.1 $?:;. t.ht.ple 2 tk-r tnrl coetum~s v.•lth maakl. 8 to X·O.X, $10. Pur!tlen $2. ba&a, like new, t\\'O for SJO. Briarcliff Pl. T\lslln. $3 Stl'OJler 17 Babylinc \\'OOCI d~ with heat · 5election ta hie $10. Chllrl'.11 rocker S2
10 yean 75e each. Amber Recordl 25c-2401 Oranp, Sllvtt plated child'• itua CAMERA e Q u 1 pm en t ; p!n,ypf'n $5. Cok>nlat hla:h S25. Automatic "'1\.0\hl'r $25. Toys 5c·S2 Baby & 11nutll
table lamp_ ~· 973 Arbor CM 646-M82 $2. IC6 cube tray .. new, Negative dryer $15. Print chair $5 Portable cloO~!IUne 2236 Placenllll, Unit s, CM. childl\'n'a cloUie11 25c·$1
St. CM 64fi...3453 LAROE plcturt $5 Yellow four b' S2. Bavarian dlah dryer with Ferro tiM $3). Sl , Partllll 1et of d!shn ~T Books !Sc-SI. Sl ide projector!!
OA'ra"" It To'-""ta r,rts; Cosco table $3. Cannister 13, Tom A Jfn'Y lll!:'l SL~ .Print y,•a11her $4. Chemk:al for 6 $2. 3217 Colorado pt, $15 aTNI SIO. 3-0W. Vogi't1
Ti.X::,•.:.. ..... &11•;,~ Max set $3. Feather &n'8ngement Beach backl 1SOe Pat.So eeaJea $12. Chemkah s1'0. CM 540-W'7 ANTIQlIF. "'·Ftlnut buffet oak 11mpllf!er $15. J.'llher tuner
u-...11•ou ·••"-V .... ..,. . ..., .,.. Flo 1 •-••-~ -~ Fold\ i' Inlay U>. 9 drawer dresM!.r •>r.. Lio 1 " 1 and 1 k whetls tor Japf.n(lte pk:lrup ..,,.,.., v.-er ananaemen uwu.:• ~ ....... re Wein n1agnet.lc mixer sz. PROPANE bottle. 5 g1lllon ,15. 8521. Merle Ch'Clt, 1-m. ....,. M n n rac
$16. Radio !15 Buckf'l $2. Sweept!' $4. Mchan $25. cha1rl Sl 81di. Wood lt\'lll'lna ll x 10 j>f'OOftr 1$6, 35mm with larae_jJ_aua..... W --.L..._u ... ,...,.11.a cquipnient 5<:425. 549-tM2. recllnl-•at ~ ou.-Bi:own le ·~ fl, board 11.. GI...-. dilbes. proofer $6. UO-tllnks-ana liiiR'CllliiF-WoOd hurnlna ,T_i~amer .... --..-., ..... • -300 bi~k!~ne. Bake.c-fertnti~l reo.r ~;;. m, Wattle iron fJ. Playtf'x (XQ and Plt19 lOC to $2. rtol.1 ss. lfunm tanlis &nd set $20, 1957 a 1965 Oievy 842-0MT r-·alrvil!:W nN!ll. Transml~lon $25 O'l"lve n\Jl'IM!l' $3.50 EI e c Ir I c 0 u t •Ide and lMlde rttl• $5. Reel loadtn1 $2. part.a ~.-$2:;. La~ ~ BEfGE, lined satin drape!!, LIKE nl'w Colt>ninn Ice
Mart 59 Doon, Comp1ete detrotter U. Electric healer O!rl1tma1 llahta, all $l. 1429 Mulli·print ell.flt! $25 Ad· bench on .wheels Sl5. 6 volt l:a>" x 96" SU. \\'all pla· cheitt SIO. CieM \••hltc .. -r10,
$XI DI~ brakea.. complete $10. !hx!s, «ees ~-7J.I. W. Santa Oara Ave, Sanlll ju1table tuel $5. Trnys $1 car battery $5. Po\ver brake qut1, ~Of 3. Spanish decor t){cPIJent niattrer;s $ I j .
\\oith disc pads. shock and SJ.»$2. Orelal!'T' and sl&Ckl. Ana, 2 blocks wc1t of 10 SS. GraduR.tes, ill.SS $2-$4. unit for camper or truck SlO. Screen door. new, stan· Strollee c11r 11eat 19.lO Nrt
stnlt S20 WJiee'.1 rovers Si she tO, St.!il).S2. 311 MeN Bmtol St. 547-8159 MY l)ufk ftlm loader $6.~. Color S10. Early modl!:I !S speed dard $10. PI fl Y Pt n • play pen S7, r.lrcular ,.,.II.Iker
Rear b~ $15 •. Trunk ud Dr. Apt 16, time atttt 1.1.Alf prlnt prol.'Hllina tank It. tnu\llf'l1isdon for lntrrna-&byline .. ne! $1. B.itbyllne $2.5(1 J~nny .Jiunp-up Sl.
SlO. £nchla.bloclt $2$. Oeth CAMERAS: Kcdak Bantam UN IVERSITY Park, trvlne. drum• $15. 6 x 6-rolor print tlonAI $20. 63 Plymouth il hl¥,h chat~.$:). ShuHrr, set. I Prdn.I cnr, excellf'nl $6.
\nstrumentt $.'-$9. n.e&r fJC• S20. KOdA.k tu..Kodak 'Port)t lDl2 M~. S.t-Sun, n11en $10. Cokmrtura coklr 51 0evy pidrup PIMA $H,2,;. T2 'C 30 SJ, Potty !ll'AI ' Lfl.IF \ronrlcr llorae 59
lei .$6. Fttar braku. oorn· 135 no. An1CO Speedet $10. lo.&. Iron cbai1e $l2. Tape balance matncl!: $ 1 5 , ~ St.50 Boolnl!:l' ~·ha.fr S1. Cot· l..$f'Rt> Ton11°1ype trurks $1 :
plete wllh blcklfl& pl.ate ST. Af'lu• Arpfiex $1.0. Revere reoonttn S25. 35 mm Callura colot' bllla.nct $15. CAMERA. 35mm tleciric ton drape!l. so··xt~'· S:,, ~7 S2.:.0, If' t'miW! $4.50. riock·
Drake drums U. Steerlfll $mm -.!1th 3 ltn1e1, r«»tdtt1sS1t lnftamltlc $>1. Elfctronlc enl11.r&'ina llmtr eye, S25. Expoaun! mettt ColoradoP1.0l $7720. lftll: h<in;P chair, GeM"!lflny.
wheel end column JlO, ortglnallY $250, now $21. 'Photo devtloptt I~ Larae $25. Bcuwr bq fOr 135 mm S:tO. Both stlll In cRrton, C ONTE~rPORARY conlf'r S.'l. fkr)•'s 3 ll!)e'l'f'I hlf')'t·lc
Steerinst tCar $10. Mlmn 0th« Old cameru $2-$25. ChrUtmu Pinltu '3. BaUlc lem and caml'I'& S10. Leitz never u.ed 548-723-1 t11.ble, 1lasa o\•er louvrred $10. DM\sh cu!lilionrd .-hit.Ir
$2. Atuff\er lnclud\nt taU rl&Ah guns. ftlttrs, cues 1illt 1Ctttn print S 10. table top tt!,pod and head ENCH 11'1 v.'ood. antique! itl"('('n, 32 :ii: $9. \\'11.lnul la.i np t1ble. ~"
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pipe $8 H"ater $9. JAd< $5. 50c.s,'\. lieath EK·2A bulc Touttt n. DHp fr)'er $(. $10. Print trlrnmtt $1.!i<l. 8sz Fl 1 nder~illil, C& 40. $22.50. 3 1" tt. camt'I x 2S" SS. Record table S2.
Glau $.1 to $XI. Tape deck radio kit $12. lAica ITOOY IJtep.ce $1. Fur~ 7\ .,.tt eooitant \'ollAge ... ,,·,, .. ~ .. bl!...una' 1,.w·1,wl111,!1 hllte leather o t tom 11 n, Lamp, ))" $2. JO. Rolla .. 1..,y
S\5, TV tube $5. Older Ford 1(11!1 hOod rr. Computer pro. bolster covers~ Men'• Ind traJWormer for Betcl~ 23 "' IUIU '""' >h A\'OCllM m. Red llM Whitt' bed Sil. 14'' rim• f1'r \'!LltaJ\t
radio Sl. Ca~or ni. rramminf b:Jotc'I $3 • st. ladlH '6-A ck>thlf1J, J)AJ1l1, C. ~t S25. Wt~ton C'Oll1 f70, bolh ne"''· neftr frlnifrl tablecloth "1!h ~ S.~ ta•'h. Ooublt br'OkrtUM'
Olltrtbu1or f18. R~ator P1ckrl! lilde role SS. Ueu CQAt•, Mlrt.1, dre1~11. baas. ti.t&stcr. V exposure ml!:tcr u!«!d. ~7234 ovcrleJr,.uacd once $12. New 1-h:•dOOni::d st. mnat~ t!:td
$6. Alternator $2S. BaHcrles draltinlrl tnltntmenL'I $7. Box M.Afs 25c."3. Pole bmp $.2. $20. Professional tripod $25. TIRES. 2, 600 ~ 12, $l;i each. niAn's frinpd lC'Rthl'r jack~. SS. GN'rn boudoir t'halr $5.
SS to $10. He11.vy duty "'"" ot draftlna ln!ltnlmenta f7. Ollhet: IOc Fabric 2$c44. ~ 49rnm llltft'I $.1 ""'h«al• $8. llub Cll!'.18 $.4, 1\te .W, ncv.• $90, now S25. 3217 ColorAOO Pl. c M
bumpM" ror p\ck\lp $25. Weekend or weekday• t>tcontl\lt wood WJll n.ck: eAeh. Strobt n11.11h f.l>. f\uD11tllUnaridothcn,ncw, 41i6 BrtAbllnt. Irv ine c~::::..;::;"c:....------j ............................................... ll 673-1784 ~734 $3, ~ nevtr ul!Cd MS-7234 ~M418 ==------' ,_ -• 1 • • • • ! • I , . I • . .. -. ~.
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Cl!•l1tm>1 lar·•·••Y • '°" .' po1ty 80-""" or fOllD • WI ARI IN :~ :r:s-cOUPE Nf:i'J~r avallM.llle now. 646-9.l18 ~ .,.Ldl-aa1w.s.u.c~•M1MTll Ol!SPl!RATI Hl!ED-,61 2_ ~ ·
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1882 Ne'lt'Jl?rf Blvd, Coiiln plenty~ Air, aw n Ing . SAN CLDllNTI 492°1117 FOREIGN CARS · ORANGE COUNTY'S DATSUN
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Suntour F..q Coloi ••.•. SS'J.9'.'.i 1''1 ,.----,~=1' Call or co1ne In to Kee us. DATSUN Ni!~hikl 10 i'IP , , .. fro111 $99.95 Trailers, Utl ty .,... I 68 "·atcr /. 18-rt, hardtop, 1'10
A D 0 R ABLE clown-ta~·, hJI. in &. out. Chev)· 4-cyl. U.~ blkell : ..... rro111 $15.00 , v.s a·•o t-•• r•dlo 11-t Pickup young male eat. Shots. ~~J>.2764, call aft. 5 11tkdy.
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aft 5 PP.1, Frl, Sat-anytime. finder & bead, 125 gnJ tank.
Blk('!; clcaoed/oltl'd .•.. $4..SU e 41 x 8 TRAILER e er'. <iTu67ci~ " , '-". \\',\l\'TED USED BICYCLES \VITll SJDES 2 Exce.Jlent selec':tion of pre-4-tipeed, new pa.int, chrome
Beach Bh.-ydeii, al6 E. Balboa $100. • • · ·• •• • · •· · •••• 493-9793 $ 277 .00 price re.-evalt11M.ion QlOdel•. wllttl11 wil11 wide tires!
Blvd .• Balboa. 675-7282 Auto Service, Parts 949 DEM0t$ALI! ffiTP708)
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shots. trained, does tricks. V, V.H.F., S.C. bead, etc,
Likes doss. MS-2381 TJ Hts. New eond. $!000.
10 SPEED . l 31"' w. ~~·· N.n. ~:r~~G Only $995
WANTED ~,.,,_~~' ~p. ~~~ ..1>wt tcN ROY CARVER, Inc. :J ~~f:~ ~~~ M.... l§l • TOYOTA ·~~~.:~ .... ~"-...... 'ZM .......... E ... ' .. 71 .. • .. St ................. l r~=:Cl
dirt lie lnclded. 3 mo old Autos few SM r::!.. 1966 Harbor, C.l\f. 6'16-9303 H d Ch olet D-L M L BMW tTJ Sacrifice $500 . .....,.. att . .-.. •69 FORD vAN o-r evr -c ~,..,, -
5 CONVERSION Mac.Arthur and Jamboree Inc. 28402 M~e Parkway
I j~ 28' Trojan Hardtop CC, '00 6 cy1 H D Shocks l 'l'o Newpon Beach Sales . Service • Lee.aln& Mission Viejo "~·
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,.., '!inl -·• ,. df P.1AJOO ·n 400cc, $700. l'\ot Antlnues/Clntics 953 · · · • 11 """ .....:::= 0 = No-" n---h ~-I·"., 831-~'" e -••M Pllb " ..,.,..,..., ra 10, . covers, __ _, ..,,,.. ty .. , k r~·i•·.;;:.;.;;o="'-'---'---·I Chassis, Can1p. Paneled, ~ """ •-u• cocu.; •u -w '"""'"'"""'
. dinghy, atereo, sips&;-xtras. ~~···e~t 'siJr E~':ei~ '35 PLntOlmf 4 door Large Tires 142UIEU). \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR La tlabra USE AVERY P\\'Y. E."11' 'liiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilil retind ownr mo v ln i · 6#-6361. !edan, Sb) $1489 FOR TOP USED CA!f.S .,..,..<,.n!i<!!J!!m-562""'""'11!!! ... !0 [DATSUN 'Tl, 240 Z, auto,
Pats, Gener1f ISO T14-84&-1M9 24." fTALVEGA Gran * 646-2005 * GUSTAFSON If your car ts extra clean. ..... n~rw _Loaded. "-, air rood., AMITTt radio,
I--'--------.; CHRIS 31' Cruiser. 1951 TIS. Turismo Campa--'o "'""· R-roat'-al Lincoln-Mercury see us first. •~ ""' ....... . Ale mags, Mlchelins, mod.It.
RABBITS 4 Sale. Fryers !\{any • extras. 1st $4000 p rf nd ii.00'-' ~ ...... ""' 16800 Beach at Warner BAtrut BU1CK ~~s1_&1. $5000susper,arm1on~~!te1!!"1• ~..!;·~ prty, att 6 Pl\f, $2.50 ett. Bn.~•Doe' ol takes. Call ?.ta.I, 642--129'1 c · co · · ' Vehicles 956 •Iuntlngton Beach 29'"~ Harbor Bh'd. .-o:.1 ~"' u vo~"" U'N"'VU4o•
Bucks. After 4 p . m. or 64&-9000 646-8889 1-.:.::;;;.:;:;:_ ___ .;c.;.;lgu.8844 • 1213) 592-5541 Costa r.tesa 97!).2500 CAPRI ·n..1200 4 spc1 1
J.36.-4573. • >J' ,...m1s Cmft M-~a•y SOlWINN he;tvy duly 26" "Tl-IE" DUNE BUGGY "•lo1ne of th<! VlkinR" \VE ~~ * 1*1 _ _. • .-tu:ns., cF~n , o...nn. ""'"'f; used bike with cattier, very CllROi\IED , uv ~ x n COnu., .,........... irm.
TALKING ltfynah bird & 2 Ski Boat, 385HP, very dean, good condition $40. 89l-6460 Porsche eng, Lo mi, mags 73. DODGE Van. 1-lust ~II . IMPOR'l'ED At.rl'OS '72 CAPRI 2000. Green, 4 979-1207 -
co.ges & 4 lb.i oC food , $75 many xll'lls, cust. tandem aftt?r 6PM or Snt Sun blue >A•/OoraJ AU' cond, pis, custom int, BEST PRICES PAIDI spd, lo mi, am/fn1 stereo, FIAT
1'°'c"'al"l..:>l-"f>-'-'5"396=. ___ ~~ trlerPh 832-lm4 I'-=~~-"-='-~='-·-& 1 am/fm r adio, tape dock & Deen Lewis Imports new radials, xl,nt oond. ____ .:.,::..:;;.... __ Cols 152 SKI PJACK, 1912, 20' 0...,.n 4 Sa.le, '73-750 Jlondu, 6" top sei;,,~ more. $4500 best oner . ~2513 .. -tubes, pull baclcs, cu.~ton1 cost over ojKNVV -~7-9748 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-930:: c·==~-----'69 Flat Spyder m 1---------w/225 OMC. Full equip seat. Hl\l'lcy Rim, Bes'! $2300. 00--4531 ,.='~""=~~----rn:PORTS w ,\f\t'fED '72 Capri 2(XXJ, lo mile• a/c,
PE RSlAN kittens, CFA reg., wJtrailer. Under 100 hn. offer. Call 536-7112 '68 J,~ TON Ford P·U 72 OODG~ Sportsman Van. Ornnge County's am/fm, Red, xlnt cond. Excellent condllion $1600.
top quaHty. $75 I: up. call 494--7901 /camper shell + ,71 Kit 318 cu. m. Radio, heater. TOP 1 BUYER $2800, 645-5595rn'9--0855 =~--'546-0768~~°'-,,.--,-* 89'1-2970 * 36' TS 'Chris Tri-Olbin SCH\\'INN 5 speed bikes. 12) TI· If td trlr ..,.,,,.,/Best It stereo. Back seat, 7 '72 }'iat, 850 Spyder, xlnt .,_,e Both 1 year old. l ora~. ....., !.,~ B-'6 . .,._,., · carpeted, windowtt a 11 BIIJ.. MAXEY TOYOTA '72 CAPRI, VG, 4 speed, tully d Xtr · l3 OOO · .,...., Siamese Kltttits Excellent cond. loaded. By 1 blue. cail wknds 9-5 .,,.....,._apt around. $3,000. ~ 18881 Beach Blv :. equipt, lD,000 mi. con • a pipes, ' m1, w:,_A~ ~'Tif'r, 615-2675 644-92'2'1. '61 SOOUT 4 X 4 Mellow '65 EOONOLINE F ord H. Beach Pb. 3'7-85.55 * 540-0842 * $1900. fiOOl Sea.$h0re Dr, NB
Boots, S.11 909 BMW-R 75/>. ,..,.., Graod Mn!. Car. Eng. Heater camper Va•. Rum good. Autos, Imported 970 DATSUN --=--H-'0-'N-'D_A __
m;>o9t 154 ---------Touring. absolutely new Smog Clmtrol. $&ill. can $550. aiss A · Thurin, CM ---------1 HOBIE 14-No. IBS. N• hllll~ rood., 1600 ml. $1'95 ,.,.,, Miko 43(µ)757. 645-5ll08 ALFA ROMEO 1973 DATSUN$. ·n-HONDA Car. 40 mpg.
• PUPPY WORLD e nu tramp. Extras. Shrouds, 64>-f.600 eves, 646-l997. DUNE~· 3_27 V8, turbo .. ~~"-"oo~DG"'°'E,,.--,V,,-_..,,.--.-."',,-0m l ---------Xln't cond.12,IXXl mi's. $900
Ens: I l 1 h Bu 11 O o gs, trlr. v.·inch. $850. Al90 16' INI 'Ire 3HP trans, m 1957 Chevy •• • • .. O O ALL MODELS or bst olr. 54rl.82{l
Oiibuahuu, Tiny Poodle&. cat. \\110d/glas$. nu tramp, J\i -81 • •all chrome cutaway challsis $395 pnt. + button 1ud: lrrt., -*:ALFA R . ME JAGUAR Amer. Elk ( s P itz ) , sails. need tinishln&:: $300. t.rame. Xlnt cond, "~l C<!A<> • .,.,.,.~.,..1 'Vic mags, stereo, x t ra·s ! . ., _ _.. al 1. IN ST~K .. ___ 640-0946 JJ .....,...., ~ • • 846-4246 oe>i• deal 1vays! Ber 1nas
Doucnnau, Pft Bulls, Bull c"'8-J901:::=::::·=~~---. DEER HUNTERS SPECIAL , . fron1 $379:5 <Ser. •a:&). BARWICK IMPORTS Tenie'r. Cockapoo, Irish ~IoNTGO:i.tERY 1 l-Race 70. 360 YA!\tAHA Enduro. E.'l:tra sharp 1964 &out, 69 Ford Van, auto, Ffl.1, 8 -'Tl's &: '7J's. Complete se----JAGUAR
Setter. 100 MIXED PUPS!? equipped, $650. !\lust see to Dirt ready also. l\lany nev.• 4 "'hi dr 'l\'/tow bar 540-'i37J track, mags, custom Inside, lection TIO\.\', Buy or lease 33375 Carnlno Caplltrano 420 SEDAN -
Stud Service l\Jos'I Breeds. appreciate. 6 4 5 _ o 9 11 , extras. $475. ~ outside. $2'200. 494-5354 froni · San J uan C&ptstrano ~n EvH: 531-5027 1'A<I,~ .. ,., 1-YAMAHA E·" I Trucks 962 .a w ,.. ••• JI p kl • 493-3375 or 831-13~ 1967 \\'hite v.rith run factory 'VJ"" .,.,_ -""' ID!. •a nuuro, x nt "'utos an -.,_ m er nson I equipnient & loaded. (WIC
SAINT Bernard Sl::i, S CAL 39 Fully equipPed. rond, nany xtnui. SPECIAL •DATSUN '71 240 Z, 4 spd., 900) months dry mouth & short n~.-.1n for the serious *642-1984* * * \\'ANTED· Dune buggy trail. air cone!., mags, $3900.
hair. J\1ale. Good dog. ~~Principals o nl y . YAMAHA lSO er. !\lu~ be reasonflble. &l<l-8803. ~1914 ~ $200 OR TRADE . Phone 646-1305 before 4 p.m. 'ti7 DATSUN gd J8S ml, runs
OLD Ena'llah Shttpdoa pups.QI c~VN~E~R~ .. -,-n-n-.. -,,---.-.. -1. 642-()SSJ a fter SP?tf *Of the Week For that llem undtr $50, ... gd, FM/radio, hea t er,
champ aln!d. AKC prnls Ing + trailer · Xtras for '69 TRIUMPH 500. Complete· the Penny Plllfher. 645·6400 or 64.5-6406 m/sell, $385. 97!H128.
O.F .A .. shots qual. pupa racing or day sailing. Great ly chopped. $700. or best '73 CHEV, Motor H~ I Motor Homes Motor Homes
w/xlnt temp. 962-4860 Bolt!! 675-6189 offer. M••t ~"II. "A0 1025 S I ••• Salo/R-1 "" ......-4 Whl. Dr. ;t, Ton Sale/Rent 940 e •/Rent "" .. ,
BOXER, fawn, fem, 2 yn:, INTERNATIONAL 14 w/ '72, 125 Suzuki Enduro. Low (2&51N) =~ood~~~·klv~; trailer, $750. LEHMAN 10' mileage. Excellent Con-$4399 .
$100. or trade. ,...,. """" wl trailer, & oars, $250. dltion. 492-4092. ~;JI,! 979-8533 or 347-loot.
lll,11 q1n:. lltiil1n'• '""Tl' lt-' -• ,,
Motor~·
S.lo/Ront 940
Not a DmlO. Actual
mile allf.OmOblle at "itrrtflCj
Mvillp with f\ll f&c10r)' warn.nty, muoon w I t h
natural Interior. cbromt
"'" WMls. AM/PMI . .
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 W. Cout Hwy., N.B. 642•9405
XKE
1911 '"e·llow Cbupe
Loaded!
$4850
ISCQ'fl
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19Tl Jaguar XKE l\Mdltet'j
6 cyl. air cond. chrome
wheels, AM/FM a
new Pirelli., tonneau, ~
condition $49XI. 5.52-8700
'55 Jaguar XK 140 P.1C
Rdster. Wire whls. 475 ml
on nu eng. tram & brakes.
Xlnt cond. 644--4147.
·n XJ s. 28.ooo mL .Good
oond., all extras. $5795.
846-1151
JENSEN
YOUR NEWLY
APPOINTED
JENSEN
HEALEY
DEALER
IN NEWPORT BEACH .
Feahn1rtt the full line of
,JENSEN HEALEY
JENSEN
INTERCEPTOR
Lorge S.loctlorl
of Colors
Immediate Delivery
FULL· SERVICE
, DEPAll_TMENT
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 W. Cooat Hwy., N.B.
642-9405
Motor Homes
Sele/Rent 940
COlLIE La ~ p '71 HUSKY 250. CLEAN. Go i:a1th u P 1d CAL ~No.1 6 bp. Evlnrude. RELIABLE. $600.
b ........ ! ~ Y ( 7r1e 4 ·bags, RDF, c Io c k . Call 8'17-5306 sa es. ••;J up. 4 I Knotrneter. log. $ 6 DD D.
1126-8541. , '-646-~J617=------10 Speed Bicycle, good con-
POO I• dition, $45.
'72 DODGE
'h TON PICKUP
(77333L)
$3299 THE SEARCH IS OVER!
OLES. beaut. apricot WANTED: 28' T ri ton 839-8137
AKC miniature puppies. 7 fiberglass sail boat. \Viii -==-,::::"":::...--~ wkt. $100. M5-512:>. pay $'7300, cash for the ..,~1 HONDA SL 100. Dirt Bike, •ALE Cock ''l§" irood condition, extras in-3 nl ·A·Poos, 1 wks. bollt. 67a-8990 eluded. 552--8310
old. ,\-Adorable Poodk Shop SABOT no 7026, 2 -old, 64)-4818 or !»1-3796 racing winner, xbrt"vcond, •n HARLEY Davidson liO
AKC Dalmation pups, pet ·""'=·c,•:::"""'44;:.;=--~--I Sprint. Immaculate. $47S. or show. From $?). After -""' Phone 613-1703
6 pm wkdys. 5.57-2105. CAL ~. fOW' sails. SUZUKI 90, xlnt cond Sleep!! 5, many xtrn.o;.
SILKY Terrier11·2 females. Priced to sell: 492-2-ISl Sacrifice at $250.
No rea80nable offer refused. 25• SCHOONER • dacs _ in-546-3570
Call ~22 or 6#-6178 Qoe.rd. head. stove/sink, SCH'-'WN Van;lty 10 spel'<I
IRISH Set1tt Puppies, 3 good cone!. $2500. 892-1333. ~ or ~~1\· 673_2392 males. SJ5. each. CALL HOBIE 16 with t ra i I e r 53&-7652 desperate, must sell imnted. '10 SUZUKI 250 Savage, im·
YORKSlllRE Tcnier stud Xtras lncled, $1250. 5.~126 nmc, very lo mlicage $350.
aervtce. 'Nny 3 lb male. LEHMAN 12 968--66,84, pri pty.
Call 96S--4~3 3 Sails No. 135 * (2) 10 Spdii, Sch\\'inn &
RIDJSTERED K~nd 64.">-2138 a French blke. Good cone!..
puppies Feniale , $75, :!\fa.le '71 14' HOBIE CAT End of ~~;::· ;:.ll..:alt:;_.,:4c:Pc:M::•c,612-=::'°"=·--1
$90. 842-9002 Pearl, N-39. Orange/white. 'TI YAJ\.W?A 350cc C()(.'KEk Spenlel, male, 3 675-5959. 1fANY NE\V PARTS. ~=;=~=-~-~ $450 * 646-5603 yrs old. Pa~. shots. Sac. INTER. 14/trlr, j u s t $35 642-1014 .. _ .. _.. xln ---"' •'><Jr: GOLD Colombia S speed Hi · rehn1"'~· t i.vnu., ..,.,.,. rise xlnt. col\JI. Please call
Horses 856 -'"'oc'"""''-"=·.c•oo,._;..;:,...:=~~= a52-0093 boys. '~VE"-_--1,-00-D-F---11--I 15· Home Built cat $j(IO. -"=".72"-"s"u"'z"'UK~.-1-•• -.---
,.,,, • arms I\ 11"11' Also 14' Home Buill Sloop. UJ
'73 CHEV. Y, TON
PICKUP & CAMPER
(29675N)
$2999
'71 FORD :Y• TON
CAMPER SPECIAL
(22102K)
$3599
'72 CH"EV.
y, TON PICKUP
(73032L)
$2999
'69 EL CAM INO
(664070)
S1899
GROTH
facility. English & Western 6 5 ITIO!I old, xlnt cond.
\eMOns. Beglnnen to ad-$300. After p.m. 847--03'.H. $500. 97~l-412!1 CHEVROLET
\'anced training. Art -zr Albatross Sloop. oo. 7, ·s,;1 CB 3iiO lfonda. l5,000
6pm-&t2-3059 or 968-99&1 Dacron sail!l. boot rovC'r. mi. clt'an, $400 or Mt oflr QUARTER horsP n1are, 12 $500. Pvt pty. &17-~7lJ, j.Li--7516
yrs. X1nt C'hilclren'!l horse, Boats, Slips/Docks 910 67 BULTACO 2.iOC'c, engine 18211 BEACH BLVD
\\'estern tack & ~addle, $300. rcblt In April. ssoo. &I0-1060 847-6087 549-3331
Call ;H.,').7600 DESPERATE for ~ Ft. ore~ 673-4058 HUNTINGTON BEACH
HORSE Trni!er, tanrlem for ll\'l'-!lboord slip, N.8. or
2 horses, $&'.JO D.P. area. $500. finder's ff!<', '70 CARRABElLA mini CY· 72 CHEVY
. 64&-2iOO 835--0121. ell' $125. Runs good. ca11 ON I
WANTED Slip for 3 0 , 54~. . 3/4 T p CKUP
rn.ADE Nt-w ~ingcr Zig Zag sallboat. Nev.,,,..,rt Beach. M V-8, automatic transmiMion.
1.fachine for good \Vestem I ~Th ..--otor Hom•• power stt'C'ring, factory air
saddle. Cflll ~ :c=''co11o:6c."~"· ·"·,-=--Sal•/ Rent MO conditioning, h<'avy duty
•t . 4. BOAT DOCK 30' n e \\', ---------gprings anct o1hl'l' extras. A BAY Eng. ·~are, 1umps private, for f'('n1. Sunset e SALl:S e '-If · ku · Gd. for beginner, $41 ~1 Cl[' ,,..1n1! ul pie p~ LQw miles.
offer. Some 1ack. 96S-7a'r.! Beach. 714: 847~:r1!1. I e SERVICE • 197371KJ
P RIVATE dock. oceomd. "' Only $3495
10 30' boat. Channel art'a, • RENTALS •
NB WW•. u1n . '''"'"1. "--.. ,,,,_,,,_
Boats, Speed & Sk; 911 ~ -..... ~,_
FORD I~ I -"-t.i;"-
16 F'T. inboard Sfl('elf bont EXPLORER .,
HUN11NBTUN BEACH Boats, General 900 .t· tr:iilrr, Top rond1t1on. 185 ,. .,,,, •• sa.•v•i.G "'" ei1Ji11 NT1 ;;c.;;..;.;'-------HP. \lull! ~t·ll! 5)5 HOHH n CAMINO llAL 11\flOl l\f,\lt< ""I' SI.! ll&i!
tilJN !'N( T!)N N_A(lt IN~~l.ATABLt: boat. CQ1T1pl S11l'riflri• -SI.al. .\(16-JS'.'17 SAN CUMINTE 4f~·11l7
Po11 ahle. wood kf'f'l & floor. f'OR STEAL '70 INTERNATIONAL 11,' T
11eif:h'< 60 lbs. holds 950 I J[i] lhs. All 11.r1•<'ss lni·ldg oar:<, Trant,ortaU• ~ JO ft ~ITR home Dodge Cab & Olassis, ?.·lode!
takt'll up to JS hp 1notor.1 · _ IKI engint", nc1\' tran.,, 3 spd, 1ID-D. V-S engine, 34 cu.
t.:i;.e fill' fishini;:. tcndcl', iii,·· Comp. sell conlained head, in. 180 HP. 131" v.·~I ba!lE',
lni;: Pl:'rf ron<L l 'sei1 0111~· sho\l't"r, range, sink, ~ 4 !ipeed t:rnnsmiS!ion, l!D .~ hours. •ti>itl $35(). S.'\crif! Campers, Sele/ Rent 920 h('atl'r. hot wlr Jnr, "tc. Spri~s $.~ 111/Helpers.
$190. 968-400S I , l'Kl'; L'On1 ple1<'. :O.\ust !K'll! 750x16 \\'httls, 619'1 Sydney
BOAT & truiler stora11:!' , .. 7l K.IN.~-O-R?AD for ht!~ ofh•r O\'t"r $.150. Dr., Huntington Beach
sn.oce &le J'M)r foot P.tonthly 8 Co1npi1!'t Cab-0\erCiun. Oi:, tradf' lor g\Yl(J V\\',i..:::""-::...:':c"c::'·c_~----~~~~ 34295 ~heny 'Park Rd pt'r, !ik(' 11(!\\', l'll.l'JX'Tl'd, fi.U-\73.'I afl. 4:00. HIGO International 1 T . m-5AA:I ' slet1P!I 4. Thri.1-boot li!!lil for I '7'.I l.ANDAU. Br1nld new 25' 'Vi'/dunl whls & service bed.
(.'Ol.iri<'r. Cur1ain11, lltm•c. ii·r J\1 o t o rhome. BeAuUfully Nt'\v eng & tires. Xln't Boats, Pow•r 906 bu'<, l·I .i,'111. v•atcr. A11k1ng cquippt'(I. C\Mt> out gale. shape. SJ.200 or bst olr. Call
1£' GWS9A~r-Mll.p
John.!K>n. RUM goorl. $700.
or tK!~t offer. Call Jo:m ie
s.i~ ... 1716.
2.i' 1913 ~'IBERGLASS
Lyman. Looderl. $911:i0.
111> 61G-63M 111>
Si.""1. !162-'.!SZ! RMucP<:I OVt'r $Mm. P.1usl !179-MJO
'69 FiJHD :v. l(lh Pl~k\"' lillll.-Scc..a.LJolmson &...Sou _-i...,'i-~~.,""-~··~=·"··"··=~E==I. '" Lincoln Mercury. 2626 JI('""' ,...., ...... l'Uo l\'/'70 11' Va en I ion err llnrhor Blvd .. Costa ~1esu, IMMAC. LOADED
Cflmpcr M'tr ront. mnny :~KJ.51i:«:l, $4100 FIRM S4f..2367 xrra"', i1nmnc rond. 539<'0,
or best offer this 11·eckt>nd. 1·\INGS Hlgl111·ny. 1!173-:?ff -71 SPTS CUSTOM
Prl ply. ~4 rt. l!brrglaM IU,'(\U')', ~K 111-TON MINT COND.
s· STOCl{l..,\ND C 11 m P,, r ~'n. ,\~i!F~I 8 trn<'k. ll\l'n· BEST OFFER 1911832
lfl' Cl;u!se-r 1 ~hell tlnlt'd slklinli:' v.·indow.'I In}: 1lua.l air, dual tanks. _ " C11bins-l\o~to1or,$2!0), j 11 /Y('nls. All "'hi!e. 6 m~. '"."' .n1iles, Pr\'. pr!y. '&! OIE\'. ~ton. P.U. V..S
____ l_i·t&-_. ~7:~"'~--old. New $485. No11.• $.100.1 OOS-9617. standa1;t1 trsans. CAn1per
5()• ,r100 11u11. 1:1· l)t'<1rt1 963-5S98. * FOR RENT * -.h('ll. Nh'.' ts~. Good con<t. I I SIS:.0 "3&-3'21 Shafi, Crup. Ruclftel' CllF:VY \. C'ha11~1~ n1oun1 Jffil El. DQrt,\00 ;\lotOr· .
616-7."IAA C'HmPl'f', Sl'Jf cont'd, ·I spd. l Oon\P, 18·fl., tape dock. T.V .• !"ORD True~ '68 'i_ T. R' ,-~,~. °"'ro=11"-;~:n C1:1c1-. -T-.-,-.-.-n lo n1i's. grf lirtii:, Aski~ 1 1e{f.contalned. s!Hps 4. Dill lk><I. ~cw tire~. AJC. Rill.
JfP F.1·tnn1de 11·/1rall<'r. SI7:.0. Ph' 540-'.W16, aft. 5. 956-27&1. P S. :ll,000 m1. Xlnt cond.
$800 &a&-2700 ·71 OIEV ~ < >= '7' 4 St t ho I II $\GM, :tt..'l~7.t~. ~l233.
17' OOR.'IF:T rnlnn cnll<;('f
Xlnl ("nnrl ;\Inn\' -:lrllll i111·I
111r. i\n,1n11<1 s1~ro. 612-'ll5."1
MfJRC. ht<lfor ..... -OUt ibtrri
Mator • ~1 ll' .. l. gaa can
$20. 546-00JG.
J.J UNTF.R. 1941 .. :JZ'.
Oc.:eaiuldc ishp CO. 0\\1K'r ti~"'· Sat-Sun. ~I
, '·"n1per ..,f'M'( ••. .., . • llr mo or me:, u y s:;
AT. AC, il'C/O, Citmpi·r. N'IPl· 3000 1111. Xlnt conrl. 1970 EL ... A~11NO. P/S,
l.N\f!Nlt 21/'Wl Elden. C.\l Simi 10. Soc. for hnl. owro. P/B. air, vinyl roo(. Under ~~it.7~. 5-'i14ill3. 30,l)Xl n1ilr!I, Jll)w tll't'!I. Xlnt
•"lo' 11 1,. 1,A ,, eond. $2.\9:;. 673-16.lS. Jo~~ro:: ~~f\~~'2~ . •:r:i z':.26?~~.11~1'.\Q~r~i:i .. s m?J..'i! ¥1'\K:ll'. -."fili ·CA\;,·~
p.m. f'rN> n1ltrs 9 !IJ 9, 1138-0000 ton . Ford. Almost n~·
8' Al.ASKAN C:'lm_per. GOOD RECREATrONAL VEHICLE t>ngtne. 644-•'-'I094"-'-~=--
COl'\D. REASONABLE:. RENTAL BUREAU 1967 Chev. V2 Ton
Call .:;c8-.31Si ... 714: 842-99'12 ... 5!09:1, Ctlll 6T.'~120 t!.1(1 52
,
Explorer of Huntington Beach announces the ,
expansion.~~ ~hit Jr SERVICE DEPT, to_$ervice
·all makes and models of Recreation Vehicles.
OUR EXPERTS WILL IE HAPPY TO sOLVI '
YOUR IV SERVICE PROBLEMS-CALL NOWI
' ON ALL '73s IMMED. DELIVERY
IEW ?4 NEWPORTEI ---~ with bubbl1 tt19, Dodg1 ch1ssls. v..a,
Mlfromatic ' much imra. (Str, #164712$350)
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FUU Y 5111 CONTAINm
wtth stOwt, oven, showlr, toilet, .'tlnt1d tins, owrhMd
bunk. wil'ldihitld ' tvrtein, on • 1 Ton Dodu• chusis.
MM ' Qrrier Plus much mon. C260m
NEW '73 VIVA ---Mllf .., MT-. ....... -. --... ..... , ............. __ .
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S2495 1970.
D•IL Y PILOT · COUPE DE VILLE
·"wANT AP, Harbour VW ~"!~ ·~':'"l:.""'i.!'l':
1.8TI1 Bea.Ch Blvd. 8424433 lealher, til\ & teleecopic CALL 642°5678 KU-~TON •EACH w-.. storeo, do6r lock" i;:;=:=-.:-;:+""-'""--"'".;..~·~·;;;;:.;;,;;==~F_,;'=''"~~·:=v:;•~~:;;=::;j lwllight sentlnel, ,new white :1 ·-' • aldewall t I r e • , excellent ~ · ·•·· : condition. (8llHBBl
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EL DORADO
a..tn\Jt, • bt,.'OWnl b e i r c
. \ leather interior, beige vlnyl to.,, taetory alt, ,full power,
Ult A t~lescopk: wheel.,
AM/FM $18882$16)
• Naben Cadlllat.
.AU'nlORIZED DEALER
2900 HARBOR BLVD.
_, OOSTA MESA
~100 Open Sunday
CL.\SSIFtED wlll ttll tit
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Sat~, Oc.\Obtr 20, 197)
9 Pass. Estate Wagon
Bamboo Creme 'vlth wood
grain side trim, Fully load·
ed. (603GJTJ This Car Cost
ST.Wt.
OUR PRICE
$4495
~.Jt}t!
Full power, faetor;y air con·
d\llonlng, vinyl top, delll'le
vinyl interior, only 14,000
miles. (662FL..;'.)
$3333 • BAUER BUICK
2925 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 979-2500
'70 SKYLARK
A. low mileage coupe wfth
radio, heater & factory alt
coruHtionina. Sold ·r>e\\' I:
serviced by us! (419AFV}
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COURTESY MOTORHOME
HOUSEKEEPING KIT!
A $200 value
No need to furnish
your new Motor Home
with left-overs
KIT INCLUDES: "'"-'""'" ,.,,,, c ....... ""'· .-••• FWwer• '"""',.,.II, Draw•r .,....., lfor ~l. DKtric c..,_ _..,,
1....., 'J sllctJ,C•ry f5 pc. llttdln i ttl, .. ,_,. , .. .._. IMt ef •l, SMetl
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.NE\¥ 20' ROAD~INER MOTORHOME ., 11•M•• 1971 NOMAD 21'
. TRAVEL TRAILER s DODGE YI ENGINE• AUTOMATIC
TUNSWSJOM • POWER STEEllNG •
POWER 11.AICES • LOA.DID wmt COM-
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
IRA.ND
NIW 20' FLING MOTORHOME by ll_DMAN
GAS ond PROPANE
POWER by COURTESY
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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MOTORHOMES
How Ready for Immediate Delivery
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CADILLAC
,, £1 l>ttrodo
B«ut. gT'ffn w /White vinyl
top. loaded with xtra1 In·
eluding cruise conl;n)J &
stereo tape deck. New tltts,
Top CQld : $8,300. Ca 11
6-t6-ro'.l6 &i,y, or 67";.t-2902 .....
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FORD '•
'G6 CA.PRICE \\lag. 9 f>ft=ll. I * '68 O'.>rvair '67 6 C:\'l... Ood~e. 50,000 1972 FORD 1973 ( '72 CHEVROLET VEGA '63 CHEV. St•. w••~'" '8J '""""''° .. aek, "'11 power, I Xlot. ,.., ... US M .. •. 31,000 I actual °'""· Good "'"''· ""'itM. "°w"°ru .~~-500.01 OLDS 4 . \1·8 "ng., P\'T. til:J1:,, ractio. need11 little wurk:, $j()() llm1 mi. S!k'IO. 53&-348'7. I Int. carpeled tl.250 962-62(14 ~ ......... ..... USTANG H T T
2Door A Uc ~ h .. tef, auto. ""'"" 4 nu 847-1323 CORVETTE FALCON n.,torcycle In I rad•; M , , 2-DR H~DTOP · utoma • a. con-American Pila.as. 4 nu 1'~i~ 1970 lmf>UI" 1972 >loll'"·· 6.i,,.1981. Luxut~. In arr -dltionlna, radio, heater. low "°'~ 500 •1"'·• -~_,, ti-. .. · ' .,... #'r 11 f915E0Q) ""' .. ..._-... ..... Both "'"/350 C!11g, fac Air '70 LTD. Xlnt con d ., V.fl, auto. trMI., powers-teer-dJIJoning. f I pow~r, \!lnyl 111 taaC· $2·333 nu 8 track tape deek, nu power, cherry 1:.-ond . St~11J ·rJ VE'TTE. immaculate, '65 RANCHO. aecond owner, a!N.'Olld. Original owner. ~. radio, heater, spec. lop, vinyl terior v;ith ~
monroe ah: 11hock1 In be.ck, either one, ~2210. 3000 mflet, meWllc yellow, auto. recent valve job It Sl.800 can: M&-3209 wiieel•. 16,000 oi·lg. miles. 1..-omforl als. tilt "'1jeel
CORVAIR CHEVROLET CHEVROLET
• n11hvy.dutyn1ollr'<leall0Cks ~-=~=~-~ ir all powr a to ll'anl trarui work, nu tires . "'"Cou••-~"-w~~ (8?2GIO) group, tereo. door .~ In --.-· gl.,. po• mul-·oo I!'.1PALA \V~. v;•/&i.r, ~. , u . """'......,.. ..., ....... ...._,...... , ......... ·•-twt optloo
FOR Sale or Trade '58 ne~"""i~~ ts In ... excl'L good cond. $625 or otter. we<>kda)'s only, 833--&ITr _.....,_ cond. $€0). Shorecl Ex· $2777 00 (~"e IN)~ e .
CadUlae "°"""' Good eon-292511.rborBh~. oond. Run• good. $150.00 °' ~-~----~~ COUGAR FORD xon <?n-!350. ' SALE PRICE
dttion, Sae. S425 or ""'t C..ta "'" 91>-~ mak .. n•r. Good body. tn41 CONTINENTAL CREAM Putt '63 C~• 500 , $4333
BAUER BUICK
otrrr &45-.67a2 ·73 CHEVY Capri~. Ouaic, OOS.2495. '12 COUGAR. XR7. Full '70 FORD XL. Excellept con· XL Sl75. Needl ellline ft... ....... l1,..:1
'13 CPE de VILLE, 4,500 4 door. ~ ml, s~. air '57 CHEV. 2 Dr, Sedan. '69 ·70 Marie UJ. l owner, like power with air le mol"t' d!Uon. Low mileap!. $1800. work. S49-003. -lllfAlll Wllll/ Naben Cadillac
ml. Tea.le blue w/White top. cond, p/s, p/b, spl\I front 39&-375 1-1.P, 4 spd, Pontiac ne1,1•, must sacrif! Air cone!., 13,000 mil es, Prl. Prty. Ask· Private party. 846-6932. •n FORD LTD. lo mileage JOYOTI / AUTHORIZED DEALER
Stereo, etc. Uke nf!\I'. seat. days Sl:Hi40.)/96S-125J rear end. fl.1ake otter. llhr, vinyl top, tilt whJ,. Ing $3500. 846-3037 CLEAN '67 Ford Galaxle,500, very clean. Ale, Sl6-m08 ? 2600 HARBOR BLVD
$6.295. 633-3735 e\'es & wkends ~8-2934. A1.f/™ stereo, 714:842-77TI. •72 OJUCAR. auto, air, tape, 67,000 ml. $600. 6#-6238 aft 5:00 J,,. cosrA fl.1ESA
'70 S.D. l\fust &etl. \-ery '10 IMP.. p/s, p/b, air. '63 Ir-WALA \Vagon. Auto, MINT cond, exterior & In-pis, p/b, husband Jn Air Don't gtve up the ship! 1969 LTD Country &i:ulre 1900 Harbor, C.M. 1?'°:9303 540-9100 Open SUnday
clean, lo mi, looded. bst black orl white, tac. "'ar. Good Trnns. $300. or best terior. ale, all po"•er xt.ras, Force over seas. $2990. ''Llat" it ln cluslfted. Ship! v;ogn. lo mi .. air,. new lites, 71 FORD ,72 OLDSi 98 Loaded; like
otfr over \Vhl.se 774-7155 $1595. Pr\. Pty. 5'15-4735 I offer. 89Z-.>150. 1966, $1050. 641}-!m!J 8~2-6192. to Shore ResultJI '42-5618. xlnt. oond. 644-6607 ..tt. 5. C t S { W r>ew Yello~/bladt f n t
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conditionln'g, etc. (#96) ·72 DELTA 88. 4 dr, :fu11
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Great Selection of 2000's and V 6's
' FREE ·a1 ·KES • • •
WITH EVERY
NEW CAPRI
With Any New 1973 Capri Ordered and Delivered
During the Month of October You Will be Given a
Free 10 Speed Bicycle.
IMPORTED FROM GERMANYB U Y T OD·· $149.00 RETAIL VALUE
I 973 CLOSE-OUT! ALL REMAINING 1973's
IN STOCK .... DISCOUNTED
FULL DEALER DIRECT LEASING
' FACILITIES e NEW. USED e
WE LEASE ALL P OPULAR MA I(ES AN D l\iODELS • Ask For: HAL SANDERS-CHARLIE THOMAS-MALCOLM REID
'67 Chrysler '69 Ma rk III '72 Dodge Wagon
NEWPORT 4 DR SEDAN $775 "CLEAN'' $3475 BEST BUY Fully equipped, f3.ctory air Autontatic, radio, heatc:r. cond., power windows, ti way Coronet. VS, rad.lo, heater, pov.·er steering & brakl'S, JlO\\'Pr Si'8T5. A!\.1-F?.I Sterro roof rack, power steering, air conditioning. (VCY877) radio, la ndau top. (YXL696) (951FBBJ
'71 Cad illac Sed an De Ville '69 l\fercury Marquis Co upe '70 Co ntinenta l
FIJLL pov.·rr. fal"!ory Air $4175 SH1\RP $1975 4 OOOR
Auto. trans., factory air cond .. landau to1> !2&!ASH) cond .. J)\\T, steering. brakes, FulJ pov.·er. factory air, Lan· • \\·indo\\'S, radio, healer, dau roof. Excellent. (288·
vinyl top. CXKV707) ASH)
'71 Co u "a1· " '69 Ponti ac Bonneville 2 Dr. '72 Monte Carlo
BEAUTIFUL $2575 CLEAN $1275 ONLY 13,000 ?.ULES ,\LlT!J l rans., factory t1ir., At:TO. trn.n~.. factory ail· Automatic, R & H, power
J"\T. stecrin::. IJO\\T brakf's, c•111d., Jl<."•\\'t'I° stl'f'ring, brakl'S steering -brake!, windou·s,
radio, h1'atf'r, vinyl I op. & \\'indO\\'~. radio, heat('r, air cond., vinyl roof. 1214· !5'l•ICUG1 vinyl lop. (417AG~{) IT!')
'72 Capri 2600 '70 Opel GT '73 Monte Carlo
Su1ler Clean. 4 spt>ed. Ai\1/ SALE li\IMACULATE SALE UKE NEW, 6,000 MILES
.FSI radio, decor a-rou.p. new ,\u1omatlc, radio. h<>ater. ScP Automatic, alr concl .. pov;·er
radial tires. f:;o.'IFLY' PRICED • &: drh"' this beauty today. --PREED ilte<"rln(, Landaa-roof.--tooks
(615FETl & runs like nev;'. (738GIV)
$1975
$3275
$3375
SALE
PRICED
Home 01 The New Cor , , •
•1Golde11 'l'OMch'' ohnson&son Home Of Thf Ne• Car • • •
•'Goldett l'ouch.''
Ll>.COLN
Ct>U(i.l\ll
2t2S HARBOR BLVDY COSTA MESA • 540-l5e30
9nly $2595 pw• + a/c. ID mll'5, JM pty, like nu, r eason,
/pl# 4t~ "'644-""7""311'-=~~-1 / FORD PINTO
.~.T="'.:.~.::,~·:~~ 1971 FORD PINTO
SAN CtalENTI 49Z·1 1J7
* '64 FALCON* RUNABOUT
4 cyl., 4-speed, vinyl roof, 2 door llardtop, 6 cyl, 4 mag wheels (702DJA)
speod,. a .. n " a top. New $15.77 00 tires (LMA-933> .,. •
1!8!~~~! ~ .iOWtl.emi&
HUNTINGTON BEACJr ~ YOLYO
'64 Falrlane, 4 dr. 6 eyl. -Rleht dr. damaged, 48.ooo
mi, Runs perfectly. New 1966 Harbor, C.1\1. 649-9303
radlato• & batlocy. $100. See 73 PINTO at Sp. 33, The-Ponderosa, '
1991 Ne\\l})Ort, CM 4 cyl., automatic tra:nsJ;nis-
1967, FORD Cwitom 500. <I sion, & radio "''ith 1 rear
dr. V-8, a/c, good tires, speakers. (001HRH)
body, Eng. ete. 14 95. Only $2095 557-3239
1966 Ford C.Onv. Good con-U,,,,, ,4t!!l..l!!IMA.
dltion $595 F irm. . FOll.;;;-:t-8.11-2857 " , ..
'64 FORD Gala.xie, X1nt cond II YUlli ........... l4M CLIM•NT•
rebuilt.. n_10tor $300 548-3187 535 ·NouH Q. ~/.MINO_ WL
JEEP ,. •• .......,. '"'""
19TI PINTO. Au t o mat l c, '
lll';•JEEP, 4 wheel drive. Custoin interior, black vin· · Xlnt cond, Lots of extras ! yl r 0 0 f. Low milee.ge. Low mileage, 54&-5349. 548-«i76
LINCOLN ~P-L_Y_M_O_UT~H~'
19n C.Ontiocntal Mark IJJ,
chocola t e brow n
w/matching leather int.
Xlnt cond, loaded, $5590.,
493-9798., Must sec t o
appreciate.
1967 PLYMOUTH
H.J. CPE
SPOTLESS all black 1971 V-8, auto. trans .. factory air :
Continental Marie Ill, Pov;•er conditioning, pov.-er stetting,
loaded, stereo. tilt-wheel >o-v1nY1 roof. !UJF9841
miles, $5600 even. 962-3701 $877
MERCURY
67 COUGAR · iOfOll ~
A 2 .donr hardtop with a y.g -VOLVO , engine. automatic transmis-W \•·
s.lon, pcM·er steeiing, radio, 1966 Harbor, ·c.r.1. 646-9303
eto. Onlf $'1o ·5 ·~ ..... '12 PLYMOUTH ·
1 , 'W .It. ....... to-. 4ta• GOLD DUSTER
, FORD 6 cylinder, automatic, ~er
• YIAlll MllVIHO l4H C~UINT11 .steering. vinyl top, custom
531 NOITH EL CAlllNO UAL interior. 16,000 mi I es,
I.AN CLIMENn 4tJ.11J1 t954F'TD)
1964 MERCURY. New tire" . $2799
brak ... Afr, "nng device. BAUER BUICK
Gd trans. $100. 544-0300 2925' Harbor Vlvd. . I
Eves. Costa hlesa fn9-2500 ,
'64 Mer c: u r y conve:tible, .73 SATEU..ITE Wag ., ~ 2nd car, radio & a-cond a/trans p f 1 ht'ater, lxith Y."Ork, ha& auto pwr/diScs. rnck: Delux:~ '
trans. 646-84-47 Regent Trim, 1600 mi, Must
'72 Mere. \Vagon Col Pk. all Sac. $3,995 6-12-7474 or
extras, lo miles. Like nu. 548-3667 eves. J
Prl. Pty. 642-3.136 '66 SPORTS Fury. Nn tlf'el!,
'71 ?..fERCURY Colony Park starter motor, battery. $650.
\\'gn Beaut cond. Accept or make offer. alt 6, I
rcasoflllble ot!er, 540-3278 557-2492
'=~~-~~~~~' '72 MARQUIS \Vagon Full 1972, 9 pass, Sta. Wag. Full
p\vr & air. Very clean. power, 15000 actual mi; nu
714-646--2573 o.lnd. sell for Wholesale
MUST NG Blue Book ~152-9656 ____ A ___ 11966 PLYMOUTH F'ucy 111
1967 MUSTANG, low milage 4 dr sedan a/c, full P!>"er.
3:90 ~ra Jet eneine, ex-~ cond. 1 O\\'llCr $400.
oel1ent mechanical condition Slli-;;()79, eves & weekends.
throughout. New brakes. '56 PLYh1. Sta Wag. Need&
mags, tires, air shocks & "'Ork. $125 or best offer.
paint. ?.lust sec to ap-Phone 842-1127.
pretlate. 545-2083 alter 5:30. '70 DUSTER, 6 cyl. Standard
MUSTANG '69 Convertible. floor shift. 198 cu. in. eng.
p/1, p/b, radio, 60,000 mi, 64&-7940
white w/blk top. blk lthr l'·n.,.--•"o",-. °"Sn'°'t°'te"'u"te_eu_sto=m.
int. $1,200, call D Crowell p/b, pis, air, 24,000 mi's.
833-8246. Clean. $1895. 645--0146
OLDSMOBILE ·n DUSTER. xlnt """'· 11---------1 P/S, P/B, Air cond. Must
1971 "11
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Yellow/white vi~yl "69 Grand Prix top/bronze t a p e s t r y 1n-
ter:r· r, rull power. faclory ArcUc white "i!h black vinyl
alr rfd\Uoning, tilt, stereo, t.op &: 1natching interior.
dU& fro11t sen.I, loaded, Ptilly loaded. Sold new &:
' Al\11FM stereo M11ltfplell'.. serviced by us! <XWYtn.J
C32SCxOi • . $2195 • SALE PRICE
$3222 . liMt.WM ~:.i~E~~:~:: G~iJ :
2600 HARBOR BLVD '72 PONTIAC Grand Salari
' C0STA MESA Stu.lion Wagtin. Loaded! .
541).91,00 Open Sunday Low-Low miles. S u p e r •Sales: 4: SP!"vtce clean! $4400. 642-3103. I
Ot D!M081LE-. ., l>MANNS 2 DR A-;
OMC TRUCKS Air. Unusu11.l1,y cteari. Oria'· HONDA CARS O\\'ncr. $79.>. 99~ or
UNl,ERSITY OLDS .6~>.'BIRP 326 v.s
2800-Harbor Blvd t b full • ~~-M -.;09640 au o 'tlllS, power. Only ~.. e$a \nV" 42,000 ml. $1250. SJ6..<I078
'66 Old.II Starf~, 425 V-8~ '68 FJREBIRD, overhead
full pwr. alr. AM/FM. wcll earn 6. $800/best of[cr. ~
serviced, ntany new part&, ne 673-6708 "' "= aakiIJ,g $6l5. 673-~ or , • ' v-n-..WQ. 5'~i133 68 PONTIAC, xlnt cmd, • $850
1971 OLDS Tol'Of'lijdo, all the 0
Ca}J ~flke, 642-602" good!ea, stet'\."O & ,., tonn.1,,,.,-~""'="""'-""'-~ lo mUeage, 979-48)9 &I LE Mans, 2dr. buciet
• . ioeaL•. V-8, 11harp ln11lck & 65 JET-Stari gd c01ld:, ong out. 130Ci. Pri pty 968-3BTl owner, $395. 8!H-37;i3 orl""~""'""''-"'~:::..;;.:.;... 897'""'240. '62 Pontiac Gran Prix
1968 OLDS LS. 4 dr sed11.n, -~'m~.7·~64"'~"''"'727=---1 vinyl top, powr. air, xtra1. VALIANT l $750. "' belt .u ... '1!3-9145 , ___ .__,;,.;.,-':..
OLDS Toronado '66, air cond, .66 V~LIAN'T 4 dr. P/S, xtn:t . mt'dl, atl ~ S750. P/)11 air. ~ ?.11. per gal.
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• AT ACTUAL FACTORY INVOICE COST!
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Must Be Sold·,Before November 1st.
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COUGAR STATION WAGON VS , lltJtom<'l tic, radio, hedler, air co nd., P.S., P.B.,
VI t•p• player, mag wheel,, wide oYal rai1ed VS , automatic, r•dio, heater, power steering, P-windowi tilt wheel. ! 121AGA ) VB, automatic, radio, healer, power 5leerin g &
letter tires. {YQV8 .. 7 ) • power brake1, •ir conditioJ'ling. !b80GDE I ' brakei, vi nyl top, •ir conditioning . l271CKQ )
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RIVIERA LUY PICKUP
I. Vt <4 •peed r•d io, hee ter, power ste•rin9, power VS, euto., o11 ir cond., vinyl top, redio, heeter, power V8 , e utometic , e ir cond., vinyl to p. powe r steer. 4 speed trensrni,sion , radio. hee ler, low mil es. See br~kes, tep~ deck. I 198A Yl I 1tterin9 & brekes, relly 9uege cluster. I 940DNA I in9 & brekes, t il t wheel, low milea9e. I 222CQT ) to •ppreeiete. I J 7bHPM I
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Brand · tftw 1973
THUNDERB.IRD '. ' '
. 2 DOOi HAllDTOP !3J87A10063l 1752
$:1 ~·soo DISCOUNT . ---l'llCI ($7NU6)
PLUITAXAUQIMI
Brand-New 1973
GALAXIE 500
C-ntrv-Sedan Waean (3J74S210761l 1778
1973 ·.Demonstrator ·
.GAtAXIE
2· DOOi HAIDTOI' ·(3J51Rt"51f1l 54 -
$3887 ~L PRICE ·
'71 PINTO Coup&"
4 speed, radiO, heater, acc~t gr~, . $
whitewalls. Wheel covers. Ivory ~
white. extra ctean. (3nDTB)FULI.
PRl<:,E
.63 CHEVROLET Pickup
Utility boxes, heavy duty tires. Excellent
mechanical c_oncl. (S479lll)
'69 DATSUN 510.
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2 Or.' speed,9ood r:niles, radial tires,
mag wheels. Like new. (XRU499)
'68 DODGE Dart
2 Door hardtoP . Small V-8,· auto.
trans;., pwr. steering alld .air cond.
Excellent ondition thruout.( _
(VRA571l .
'73 PINTO. . · '
Squire Sta. Wagon. A Spd.. Factof.y air cond .•
AM-FM. lugg.,ge rack, low miles, like~.
(<476GXAJ. . ' • ~~
1/J Ton Pidul), v..a, radio, ~ea I er, extra 'good
cond. <73569HI .
Vista Cruiser Sta . Wao .• V-8. auto. trans.
factory air co~ .• pawer steering, radio,
heater, xlra Sharp. IYBH1 41).
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Branil New 1973 :
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1973 DemonstfatOr . · ·
GRAN TORINO SP'ORT
$3887~~~ PR;CE
1973 Demonstrator
.MUSTANG .
MACH I 2 DOOi HAllDl'olt'{~) 1556 ,.... $4387 f!J!L PRICE
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'73 PINTO Coupe '
Aut.'.'1 ... ~ .. •tctorv11r'"11d .. r-. l $2899 heater, deluxe fnttrlor and exteriOr. """" ' .. ~ like new. (931HNU). _ ~ __ ~-.~ _
'73 MAVERICK .
Small V-1, auto trilr\5, factory air . $
cond., power steering, vinyl roof.
bucket eats, luxury decor option,
ivory whit~. like new. 1841HNU) '
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1973 Demonstrator
'7 FORD LTD
-. ~ _·2 DOQll.HAIDTOILC3J61SJ06240) 003
~4087 FULL :PRICE
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1973 Used Ford . . GRA~.~ORIN.O
2 DOOi HARDTOP !930HNS) P1263
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$339 ·5 ~~L PRICE
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.'62 CHEVROL~V2 Ton
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Pickup with camper, ' cyl., stick shift.
(ICll833).
'72 PINTO Runabout . .
4 ~ -~ .;r,a..,, ·d~u.. s 19.99
lntww·end exterior, Luggage rack, -
regal red and sharp. (873ELJ). __ __ _ _
'70 MAVERICK
2 dr .. auto trans, radio, heater, whit•
walls. Deluxe exter~or. wheel covers.,
new paint S~arp, (J66AKSJ. '
72 RANCHERO ·~
·Squire, V-& outo ,;..,,,,._.fo<lorV ~Ir caildf.
tlonlng,. _,. steering, AM/FM radio, Jiem
top thell, like new. (93273L). '
'65 .FORP
Window Van, -radio, htaler. extra good
coriffition. duj02I. · •
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