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1973-11-24 - Orange Coast Pilot
.. • Orange . Coa-st . EDITION YOL 66, NO. 328, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1973 Dlme-a·Line Bargains TODAY! TEN CENTSI Missing Letters oii -NU.clear Shutdown Appear • By ~QHN VALTERZA ot tllt Diiiy ,Ii.it ltiH Documents (elating to last month's reactor shiltdown • at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station -required to 1be filed locally -began arriving at tbe San Clemente public lllirary Fti· day. The data, comprising two separate 1!tters relating tne turbine problems \. and suboequent damqe to the emergen- cy "core cool1ni syllem -bad been mTss- ing from the official records kept at ihe ~ty bran<;Jt library. The _Atomic Energy Cominlliion has designated lhe facility as the local repository of a ll official data on the Onofre plant as well as proposals to build two new ones. 1 The letters -copies ol. correspondence . . betY.-een Southern Calilornia Edison Company and the AEC -arrived tv.'O days after the initial discovery of the secret shutdown at lhe Southland's only nuclear plant. It will remain closed at least through December. And spokesmen for the library said they have received repeated calls through the day relating to the latest documents. The calls were coming from utility and AEC officials seriously concerned about the safe arrival of the copies. No postmark existed on the envelopes, said ai des, hence the date or dispatch Crom the AEC in Washington is not obtainable. Critics through the week .have lam- basted the asserted coverup of the details of the shutdown, sparked when a turbine in the stea~generation portion or the plant threw a blade, ca.using heavy Vibra· tion fr001. off-balance mechanisms. Before the incident ended the plant's "scram" failsafe mechanlsm had been automatically tJ!lggered and the entire reactor complex shut down immediately. Utility, spokesmen have Insisted the problem was not serious and never 'in· volved any radioactive portions of the expensive complex. The shu tdov.'11 and ensuing secrecy is certain lo be aired Dec. 5 when the Califonlia Coastal 1.one Conservation O:unmission meet3 to cast a final vote oo appeal of an earlier approval or the two new reactors at San Onofre. ~ The appea l was lodged by opponents to the $1.5 bUlion projects because o( safety and environmental considerations. It came afte r the regional commission in San Diego approved the project. Gas Statious Facing Sunday Closing? Coast Vietories Ne ·wport Harbor, El Toro Wiri Orange Coast area high school football teams, Newport Harbor High and El Toro High, were victorious in first round . CIF action Friday night. Steve Bukich ran for two to uchdowns and passed for another in leading his Newport team fo a 35-20 victory over South Hills at MLSan Antonio College .. Chuck Van Liew scored four TDs in leading his El Toro mates to a 27-8 victory over Webb. For details, see Sports, page 12. Doheny Campsite Decision -. . Appealed by Coast Group An appeal ol the regiooal coastal """' mission approval or the addition ol 2U campsites at Doheny Slate Beach was ftled Friday. by 1he Uniled South Orange Coast C:Ommunities (USOCC). Paul Sa}Te, president of USOCC, Fri· day mailed lhe group's objections to the Nov. 12 decision to lhe state coastal commls>klll in San Francl.oco. Tbe postmark. considered the filing date. was within the required appeal deadline or 10 working days. The $865.000 campground at the CAlpistrano Beach site planned by the atate parks department is designed to include a central checking area, an amphitheatre, three restrooms. two showers. an 1111-loot wide asphalt parking ....., the width ol the beach and hook-upe (or rea-eational vehicles. 'The area was already used. for overflow camping when the existing Doheny Beach campgrouncl filled up. Parks officials assured _the South ~~st Regional Zone Conservahon Commi~1on !bat anyone. -whether backpacking, using a tent or driving a camper - cou1d ~ the site. The commisSion approved It after at- lacbq a condition that the parks department negotiale with Santa Fe railroad for access across its right..ol- !!aY in the soutbern portion of the park, with a public palh to be provided within pne year. Iha Sa)Te said the un~rtalnty o! ~ 1'nebulous'' condition ts the residents main criticism. . . CUrrently residents who live within blockl of tbe beacb bave to travel about three miles oor1b along Pacific Coaal Highway to get to ita only entrance. Sayre said contrary to a~tloos by state parks officials, the. res~ts udon't look upon it as their pnvate beach," but want a closer access better assured. ol "·led Other grounds for the appe.. ~ ..• .. U.S. DIPLOMAT -. by Sayre include: ir1'trievab1e loss of -Y l>llJCh and lraJ!lc C011gestioo in Ille 'lilf!j( - "Nobody seems to wlllll to pay at- tention to It," Sayre said of the problems of increasing traffic aloog the highway. SSyre branded as ''hogwash" a claim by state parks official Lee WatTen that the funds for tbe project w_guld be lost if a delay occurs. "l don't believe this," said Sayre. 1dding he's seen such "scare tactics'' at both comptlssion and local levels. The regional coastal commission at first denied tbe project by a 6-5 vote (11 needed seven votes for approval ) and then voted to reconsider it, partly because Of Warren's statement about lhe IOI! of money. Local residents had no cbance to give lnpul to the plan, Sayre said Friday. A state parks bearing on the project was held in Los Angeles, but Warren (See DOHENY, Pace %) Mexico Police Launch Manhunt For Strangler MEXICO CITY (UPI) -Police launched & .JnanhWlt today for a maniacal 1tnngler blamed for the rape and murder ol 19 young women in the suburbs of Me•ico City. "11lil Ume we are going to get ihlrn," ·a police spokesman ·S&id. HWomen here have started to panic." . A pretty, 20-yeal'<lld secretary, Vio- torla Leon,waa found partially undressed Frk1af in a u.nitation department water ciitem. Police 1aid she had been savage. ly beaten, raped and then strangled. ll1le wu Ille lllll prl 'Piped and stran- gled during the put few months in the nortbem Mexico City . area n e a r Noqalpon, ID Bl-' aullurb. DJllY 1"11 .. Sllff Pllclhl ..... OPERATION INVOLVEMENT BROUGHT MEXICAN TOT TO MISSION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Da:. and Mrs. David. Varel~ Amuse Son Carl q,1 As~· Awalt's Operation For Cleft Palate 'Operation l11volve1nent!' Life Brighter for Bo y, 3, iii Mission, Hospital Carlos Varela -a S.year~ld boy 'vbo \\-ould have faced a lire of misery and scorn in his native Mexico because of a cleft palate -was resting comfortably today after corrective surgery performed at Mjssion Community Hospital. U>rona del ~:Jar surgeon Dr. Joseph Ferreira - a volunteer from "Operation Involvement" Working free of charge -closed the gap in the roof of the boy's mouth in the four-hour operation. Nurses in the pediatrics section said Carlos emerged from surgery at 6 p.m. Friday as his anxious parents waited near the operating room. He awoke two hours later and no complications appeared, despite fears of possible ex- cessive bleeding. Carlos' father is a physician in Ensenada and also \vorks as a liaison for the· project \Vhich offers help to Mexican youngsters without hope of prop- er medical care in their native country. Arrangements for the delicate oPera- lion came about after Dr. Varela visited the hospital 'last year 'during a sur.vey related to Operation Involv-Cment. Plans were made through the project's director, Micha el Warren. costs running to an -estimated $.1,000. Mexican doctors are poorly paid and often. are una ble to find jobs because of inadequate medical facilities, ·warren said. Jn Ensenada, only 15 or the town's 100 physicians have jo?Js, he said. The cleft· palate operation that C8rlos needed could not haVe been dooe in the small clinic-type hospital available in Ensenada · It was the first such operation ever performed at MissiOn Q>mmunity though Ferreira has dooe it many times at other facilities. The child was born wiUi a harelip which was corrected in Mexico, though Ferreira said additional plastic surgery was needed. The two-part operation was a proci!SS of closing the BOft add bard palates. Jn a cleft palate defonnity, the bones forming the roo{ or the mouth fail to grow tQgether, leaving a large cavity which makes normal speech impossible. Carlos wiU have at least a two-week stay at the hospital, Ferreira said. .. fit the pediatrics ward, a crev.· or bilingual nurses -antt other -staff are on hand to bridge the language barrier. MeanwbUe, carJos• parents and his 7-year-ol.d twin sisters--will atay-.at -the Laguna Hills Hilton IM. the ~osest lodging to the hospital. The hotel stay Is lbe only cost tbe fami ly has to bear for the operation. At least one year of speech therapy should follow the surgery, kt'erreira said. To-prepare for that treatment, Fer- reira has baa to translate the usual corumant therapy exercises into Spanish sounds, aome of which are not fowld. in English. The most difficult equival~, crucial to the therapy process, is , , English "wa" sound. In Spanish, "jua pis closest. but is pronounced with a more gutteral inflection using different action of .the palates. Dr. Ferreira, 46, received special training in birth defects from the A.I OuJXlflt Institute at Wilmington, Dela. He is on the board or Operatioolnvolve- ment, as are several other doctorl oo. the Mission Hospital staff. "Medical care in ~lcxico is terrible,'' Warren said. "Ofientimes congenital birth defects are considered an act of God. and c.bildren v•ilh serious problems are left Wounded Hostage Suing to die," he said. .._ The operation would have meant finan-N ci al disaster for the Varelas if they eurport bad to pay for it. Sur!Jery alone would • ~ cost $ICM>. to , $900, with total medi4:al 4 , for $250,000 President's Decision Awaited WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nix- on returned here late Friday for a decision-making Session wi th t\YO top advisers on what additional energy- saving measures he will seek. No announcer;nents were expected im· mediately . following thi s m o r n i n g ' s meeting with energy chief John A. Love and domes tic counselor Melvin R. Laird, although a White House spokesman said the President and bis advisers wlU be "nearing decisions, certainly." According to White Ho use soucces, a Sunday . closing of gasoline stations is one of the measures being considered as a means or saving fuel with a minimum impa ct on the economy: Herbert Stein, chair1nan of ·Nixon's Council of Economic Advisers, said Fri- day the administration will 10C1D ask refineries to produce Jes_, gasoline and more oil products tO keep the economy running during the fuel shortage. stein said the stiategy is a sure way to cut gasoline consumption sipce 11people can't consume what there isli't." An Interior Department r e p o r t (See ENERGY, Page%) Mudslide Ct1ts San Oemente Water .S upply The sudden Thanksgiving storm gave hundreds of San Clemente residents little to be thankful for late Friday. The rain knocked out their water sup. ply for hours. Police reported late Friday night Uiat residents of the Rancho ~1arga rita tract overlooking the city had been withoul domestic water since f p.m. when belated effects of the rain caused a mudslide on Avenida Presi dio. The slide1 spokesmen said , severed a water main. . City crews worked through the nighl m an effort to restore services. Tht work is certain to cause the taps ta run a bit cloudy for several hours, aidet said. The slide was one of several which occurred in the aftennath or the night. time rainfall Thursday. Crews earlie1 in the day cleared debris which oozed onto 1the city streets at four locati001 in the northerly part of the city. Oran ge (;oast Weal.lier 'IN TODAY'S QUIZ t"lllY' opeclal·agent. were onlered Into the area ~ to 19rch for the killer. A poUce ·.pokesman said the stringier "ls certainly a far more selious threat ' This week's NEWS NA ME pe1'10tJaL.. to yoWl&. women In this area than , .....,._ ... .,.. ~ One of the two hostages shot and CA R POO),S NOW · wounded when Newport Beach police opened fire on an alleged ~idnaper Sept'. 12 sued the city tor $250,000 Friday am charged its officers with being .. careless and reckless.'' Heidlage, a gun att egCdly ne)4 to' the - girl's temple, marched therq from the hojise. Ra.in clouds are expected to well up along the Orange U>ast and inland areas tater today with a 40-pereent chance of moistUfe by tonight. SundaY,'s conditioos shoukl be sunny, however. wlth"-tempera- tures cool bolb days. Weekend snow buffs will find enough. for winter sports at Southland resorts. Jto.. Jtttped a-rrange the six-point peace say,.tbe Bolton strangler wa.s to women ;;,.,e,..ent signed by Israel and in that dty." IN CLASS IFIED Eowt After 1his atop in the Mid-Police have dubbed lbe mysterious et.st, hil traVt·b took him to the Peo-, murderer the uNaucaJpan 1trangler.11 · pie's Republic of They noted, however, that the bizarre The Daily Pilot's· classified columns Ch ina. Do VoU rco-series o1· cr1me1 may have been com· olter a new and timely category heading og1lize thil hiQh· mltted by several different men following -Auto Transportation 525. · : rafikfnQ U.S. dip-the pattern ot a single strangler. What that really means Is "car pools." lomot1 Police said investigations have bee• people looking for other people with To try your hampered by the fact the victJriis bave whom they can share rides to an;<1 from ons1oer. t 1t1"lf "to been killed at night and were vc>t work. . · • 4 , • T If E Q 1J I Z on discovered for 'li>uri. 'lbere have tJ;;; The Daily PllQI ~"'"' /"'d" a ,Paaec7. I~~--,,,.,,.._, ·:;-;· -· ~-· --_, -~~-~ ap· •• ~ ~p ·'·q1«1tio111 obe.W,I • ~ -'tbe"llllldft~ID-""""' iftdicate~~,•~l!Ced- o<hu peopl• and vest1cat1on had produced no cluol " t!Je ea. Clllotncaliiln ~ ts one •of the best tvelitr in the '"'"'· pollce would clllcuu. They would not eumpleo YQU,, oailld ~1k· to .... <;heck i The QUIZ is publllh<d by the coofinn reports that the ttraqler "Auto Trans.portatlon taCla~ and you Daill! Pilot a1 a atrvice to our rt~ dilpiaed himself es a woman ln several may be nd1J11 '.lo work with a oew .,, atid school.a in this area. cues in order to approach women friend tomo •• lit-IJ:ltllilml........ ------~---· ----.... • Marco de Silva, 201 states in his Orange CoWlty Superior C.Ourt action that patrolmen surrounding a home at 2322 Orchid Hills Drive opened fire despite the fact that he and the other hosllfg-e ''begged, ~~cd ,and pleaded'' with · them to hold their firet The lawsuit identifi'M Victor Grove~ Reldlage. 29. aJ the abductor and Deiline Baeseman, 20, aJ the gunman's other hostage. · The defendant's true name is Roland Dale Crawford . De Sliva ·claims he and the gi~ were struck by a "fusillade of bullet!' from rtflelJ, hand """ and -abotauna ... Heldlage was captured while both vic- tims were rushed to Costa Mesa A1emorial Hospital. He currently faces criminal actk>n in Harbor Judicial District Q>urt on lf felony counts, in- cluding kldnaping. De Silva states he was atruck in lhe left ann and IQWer abdomen by police bullets · and was confined in the hospital !or mo re than three weeks. Mils "Bat;Jeman wu ..shot ln the ¢hest but .sbe Is. repo(l'!l, to 'have. been dilcharged from the hoopl!al 81\(l Is maklng satisfactory progre.$. De Silva asserta ln the lawsui ( that It was impoQlble for be 1 i e &•in g p;ilrolrnen to shoot Heldlage wllho~t hit· ting hts hostageo since the aCC\ISed. kid· naper had both victims betftelr him and poliee, , INSIDE TODAY Late in the la3t century, those stra11ge resiaents of a circula r castle hi Placentia wert thought to c0tnmunicote wlth ipiritl <nut Utelr critics called rhtm "prass eaters'', Daily Pilot Staff Writer Tom Barltt1 takes you back to tlit da11s of the ttrange sect on Page 3 of today's , edit'iQp. ... _ "-'"" ""'"' (tl'l\lfltfll , __ Dtl1'1 """'" ........... . ..: " • " " .... ,.1,,. ....... ·. , MMlt/0.W. t ......... lt s-i. 11•1t , __ Mtft ...... 11 Trl"41 tf "'"'" .... f I • I DAILY PILOT Sat1,1rdly, Novtmbtr 24, 1973 GM Recalls ~ 380,000 Ul'I Ttle,i.tte Gliding i1a for the Holidays Never say Santa Claus doesn't keep up with the changes in transpor· talion. \Vitness the red-garbed old gent descending on a hang glider Friday towards a landing point at lhe Laguna Hills shopping mall. As a crowd o{ about 1,000 persons looked o·H, Santa {otherwise known as pilot Jim Rusingl )s lowed al oft in hi.s 16·foot kite. Holida)" Death Toll Continues to Climb A Unitt:d Press Intcmatonal oount at 2 a.m. PDT showed 261 persons had been killed in traffic accidents since the holiday cow1t began at, 6 p.m. local Ume Wednesday. The Nalional Safety Council estimated from 625 to 725 persons "'-'Ould die in holiday traffic be- fore the end or the weekend at midnight Sunday. A breakdown or accidental deaths showed: Traffic Fires Plane Other Total 26t 16 6 33 316 Texu reported the heaviest traffic ton with 25 fatalities oo highways, California bad 20, Pennsylvania recorded 19, -New York t5 and Ohio t3. Walter Wiegand, director of the-Mid· America Gasoline Marketer Association. aid that many St. Louis area in- dependent stations planned to shut their doors Sunday. lie said stations y.·ere running low on regular gasoline supplies -as happens at the end of every month -leaving only premium and low lead gasolines for sale. Some stations on the Nev.• York Thruway are limltlng gasoline purchases to 10 gallons despite an a!'lnouncem.ent by the New York Thruway Authority prior to the holiday weekend th al it bad an adequate fuel supply. •, Maurice Houle Services Held Funeral services were held Friday in Port Albany, Canada for former Costa Mesa bar owner Maurice "Moe" Houl e. wOO died Monday en route to a visit there. He owned the old Mesa Club on 17th Street for eiiht years and was widely known around IOY.1l. Survivors include his wife, Shirley and daughter, CauJette, his nlOther, Jean Turgean, a sister, Theresa and a brother, Norbert, all of Canada . OU.N•I COAST IT DAILY PILOT "" Or1no-(Hll OAtLV l"ILOT, wllll Wllltll It ~mblllld »11 N1-l"rn1. Ii pub!l>hed "" .. °'"''' _(N II l"Ubllll>lfl9 Comj)lny, '-· r11t. ldlliOttl 1r1 pUltll111W, MOlldt\I lllroutll ,., .... .,. for , .. ,. Miii, HtWPO•I 8etcn, Hlll'llllllM l1Kll/l'ount1ln Vtlltv. L1oun1 IMcl\, lrvJnt/5"dllM(k incl '-" Cltmtnltl S.11 Ju.n Clplllr1no. A 11119!1 r"!D!'lt l .. lllM It ..... lltllld &f~\11 Incl koflOt'(I. TM ,,IMlptl ,....l.,,lnl •111'11 II " no Wh l .. ., llrlll:" CO.It MIM, '<tQtlfornlt, "f:M. k1~1rf N. W.ff - ..... 1111r11 '"' ll'Wlltlllr J1" .. l . C.irl•v \'1(1 Jllr"ldlonl INI o..r.1 ~ Tlto11111 K•••il '""' Tllt111af A. M111r,W111 Mtl>lttlit flf!tw' Ch•rf" H. LI•• ltl"h1ril ·r. Nill MtlllMll Mt"'91N ~IW. -C-trl MtiM: UI W..t lty SJrMI ~ '*"'I m:l °'4""""' ..... lt'Hl'll Llfllll'lt,~: m ,_, .,_ ............ a..cti: 1117! ... 811111'/'tf'W Mfl C"""'9MI ........ l l Clllllrll llttl · , .. :;lass f714l '41 .... 111 Cl "TM A•o•IW I 641 .. 611 ....... C.-11 """" .... " ........ lltMtl 491..MI• """' """" .,..... °""' c-..in. .... t ... ~·. lt?l. ar-. <-••,,,_,-_ ~ .... ,.... .... -~ ......... .,. ............... .. ... .. ............... ..... , """ ............ .,,...... ..... . ....... dillll ........ HAii II Ce9't ,.,., """""'*" ....,. ., an"• a.a .._,~"' ... U..1t ......,...., MllltWr .. _ ...... _ .. __ ..,. -· • Highwuy authorities gave varied re- ports a·s to \vhefher motorists were cut· ting down their driving speeds. A New . 'i'ork State Police trooper said New York motorists had reduced driving speeds. "They're behaving themselves pretty well. It's surprising," he said. Leo Korth, assistant commissioner of 1he ~tiMesota Highway Department, said go.vernm ent, car drivers abided by a * nule-an-hour request, but not other drivers. James Crawford. head of the t-.1innesota High\\'ay Patrol. said he thought motorists had slO\l.'ed down to 60 m.p.h., "but not anywhere near 50." Missing Skull Fro~11 Cadaver CatlSes U1>roa1· \VALNUT CREEK fAP l - A fortnPr have take n the blame ror the uproar that resulted \Vhen a hu man skull \Vas found in Karen Fairgrief's drive\\1ay here. After a gues t made the discove~· Thursday, police quickly cordoned Off the area .and-began searching for other possible remains. The search ended when a young man approached officers and said, "I think I can solve your n1ystery. I'm missing 01 skull out of my garage," patrolman ~tario Schwarzbach said. The former pre-med student. now a carpenter. told officers he stole the skull ·from a cadaver at Diablo Valley College to bring home as a study aid, Schwarzbach reported. ~frs. Fairgrief's Gennan shephe rd slip- ped into the former student's garage and dragged the skull across the street and into the driveway. "He got in through an open door and dragged it out and brought it home and left it there.•· Schwarzbach said. Police checks \\'ilh school official! and the Contra Cosla Coun tv confirmed that the head was taken rr'om an anatomy course cadaver. Sch\\'arzbach said the young man was not arrested. •le said police decided not to release his name until the Contra Costa Coun ty District Attorney's office determines wh at charges to bring. Police Nab Casl1, 'Deep Throat' .. ' 111 Bue11a Park BUENA PARK (UPI ) -Police, aided by a sarecracker, made three raids on a !heater showing the conlroversial se x film "Deep Throat" Frida~ night and seized nearly $5,000 in cash fro1n the three performances. ~lunicipal Court Judge John Smith "'aited outside the "Pussycat Theater" and signed the three. search and seizure court orders, which led to the confisca· tion of prints of the film. Posters and cash receipts. · After each raid , theater manager Edward Bailey was able to obtain a new print of the movie, and after th e e<e0nd raid he locked lhe theater sale . Police called In a locksmoth lo open the sale. About 15,000was seized from the three performances . Offlctrs said . arrest warrant.I were P'nding against the theater'• manage-- ment, who b • g a n showtnr "Deep Throat" for the first time Friday. I Cadillacs DETROIT (UPI )-The owners of 380.000 Cadillacs and operators of nearly 3,700 school buses are being warned by Detroit automakers of possible 'defects that could affect the safe operation or the vehicles. General Motors said Friday near1y its entire t971 and 1972 production of cadillacs, \vi lh the exception of El· dorado model!, was affected by a defect \\'hich could lead to loss of stee ring control. O\vners v.•i\l be notified to take the cars to dealers to have a lubrication fitting instal!OO on part of the steerlng linkage, A Cadillac spokesman said the prob- lem has resulbed in at least three accidents, but no injuries. He said the defect could result in the idler arm assembly pulling loose from the car frame under certain con- ditions, causing a loss or steering control . The center for auto safety . a Ra I oh Nader-backed group, rece ntly released 11 report which said GM should reca ll J.3 million Cadillacs built from 1967 to 1972 because of another steering defect. GM said there \vas no need for such a recall which can only be ordered by the National Highw ay Tr affic Safet y Administration. The buses being recalled by Ford \1olor Co. have chassis built by Ford "'hich sa id there are 3,527 in ope r9tion in the United States, 23 in Canada and 112 in export markets. While there have been five field reports or defects. there have been no accidents. a Ford spokesman said. There is a possibility that nylon tubes \\'hich supply air pressure to the rear· brakes and the parking brake might touch the hot exhaust pipe and melt, the spokesman said. This could either result in the parking brake being applied Wlexpectedly or a partial loss of braking power. There Is a dual rear braking system. the spokesman said, and 0 there is enoug h braikng power to stop the bus ." lfe said a retainer clip would be install- ed in t he 1973 and 1974 models to keep the tubing ,from touching the exhaust pipe. IJa iry products spill ont o 1-larbor Boulevard in Costa ~lesa as to\v truck rights rcfrigera\ed t ruck that tipped over just south of Baker Sl reel. about noon r~riday. Driver Jerry Garland, 35. South Gate, told police his brakes locked just prior to the nr· cidcnt. r-Je was not seriously injured arid no other vehicles were involved. flowever, a young tree growing at the side ~! th~ road wa~ crushed when delivery lruck foiled mlo 1l alter being pulled back on its wheels. New England Cuts Power Energy Crisis Sprea<li1ig Throug1iout Europe By United Press lnternaUonal Electrical power lo the six New England states has been ordered cut by 5 percent, four hours a day, beginning Atonday t>Elcause of the fuel shortage. General Motors ordered reductions in auto production next month, and airlines in Europe hiked fares by 6 percent e!fective Jan. I. President Nixon called a meeting today to decide what to do next to ease the energy shortage. Jn Europe, where nations have been harder hit by the shortage because Arab states have reduced shipments to pro- Israeli governmen lS. seven cvuntries hnve banned all Sunday dri\•ing. The threat of gasoline rationing sent new car s:-iles on a plunge. and General ~1otors sa id as a result. it has ordered production of intennediate and full-sized cars halted for one week durinA: Decen1bl'r al JG plants. It v.·as the first \Vholesale . cutback si nce the 1 9 7 0 recession. nounccd on inerease in gasoline prices to ~l.12 a gallon -the hi8:hest rate in the "'eS tE'rn \~·odd. Tu•enty-three electric companies serv- ing 4.4 New England customers jointly 1 ordered a 5 percent power cutback, daily betY.'een 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. to begi n ?-.-looday. One of the 23 firms, 1 Boston Edison. said the "dim-out" will mean a saving of more than 2 miUion gallons of fuel used to power generators' hy Janu:iry. J. Norman ~fcKenzie, ~kesrnan for the Ne\\· England Po'll.er Exchange said the cutback would not affect most New Englanders. Per111iis Ban .In Gen'cva. the International Air Transport Associa tion (IATA ) announced a 6 percent increase as of Jan. l on p;lssenger fares and cargo r a I es 11·orld\l.ride beca use or higher fuel prices. /AT,\ said 1norc drastic hikes n1ay be con1ing. United States airlines have already decided to hike fares by 5 per- cent begi nning Dec. I. "The lights "·ill not dim," he said. .. \Vhen you tum on your lelevb\on . set, it \'.ill take a little longer to wann ' 11r Coastal Pariel Okay Necessary· Italy. \Vf'<:I (:er1nan}'. S\vilzl'rhind. Den1nark. Luxembourg, Holland and Helgium have all outla wed priv::te mot oring on Sundnys. and Italy an- ' ...... Orange County will no longer issue building permits for projects witltin the 1,000-yard coastal zone until evidence is submitted that th• Regional Coastal Conservation Commission has previously ap· proved the construction. Quake Fault Discovered Near Nuclear Site Fro111 Pqe l ENERGY .•. IN AN EFFORT to clear up the confusion regarding construc- tion in the coastal zone, Supetvisor Ronald Caspers who also serves on the commission, got approval of the board for the per1n it ban.' ''There has been much confusion in satisfying the regulations governing building construction in the coa~al zone because of the conflict in state and local jurisdiction," Caspers stated. predicted reccnfly that diverting pro- duct ion a\vay from gasoline to such products as home healing on. cUeset fuel and jet fuel \\'ould increase the expect ed I I per ce nt shortage of gasolloe to 2t per cent by early next year. LOS Ar\G ELES f AP\ -An earthquake Nixon Interrupted a four· day. fault has hcen discove red l\\'O miles Thanksgiving holiday 'A-'tekend with hll "IF THE COUNTY Department of Building and Safely refrai n. from approving permits until they are cleared by the coastal co1n- 1nission, we should alleviate the problem somewhat," he concluded. from a nuclear poY<'er plant under con-family at hi s Camp David. Md., rmoo- ~truction in south~entral California, the lain-top retreat lo return to Waahlngtoo Los Angeles Times reports in Jts edition! for the 10 a.m. meeting today. today. Deputy Prll, Secretary Gerald L., From Page I DOHENY ... said it \\·as advertised in Io ca I ne\vspapers. "Tl \vould·ve served the interests of everybody to have gone along with the (3(klay) delay" requested by residents at the Nov. 12 commission meeting, Sayre said. It \\'85 turned down . "\Ve had no· alternative,'' he added, "except to appeal." The coastal commissions were set up by the 1972 coastal zone act to have jurisdiction over construction \l.ithin I,(MX) yards of the tideline. Thieves 'Oipped' In Frisco Bank Balboa Resident Rites Cond11rted The Times quoJ~ an Atomic Enerji!'.y \\'arren said Nixon had been spending Coinmisslfln sooke.i:;man as saving "it'! ~'.!of his lime at Camp David review· eoncei\'ablc" the fault cou.ld je::ipardize ing recommenda1ions that were 1e11t the plant. to him hy n -ca binet-level Energy An unnamed spokesman for the O'A'ner. Emergency Action Group after a lengthy the Pacific Gas & Electric Co., declared me.'.'ting \Vednesday. "You're not going to get me to say Ni xcn and some of his key adviJen \Ve're alarmed." say they consider gnsoline~.raUonlni a· Servioos \\'Cre conducted Friday tor The $650 million plant is designed Inst rC'sort nnd that they hope to longtime Balboa Island resident and to \Yilhstand earthquakes _ because overcome the energy crisis lhrougti Signa l Oil Company engineer Leonard California is streaked \vith earthq uake other conservation efforts. C. Graves who succumbed to a heart f:iults. tfo\\'eV<'r. nea rness of a tnult For example, the speed Jlmit.s on attack \Vednesday at the age of 58. is ,, consid era.tion in site selection, of-:\laryland hlgh"·ays. Including those that The native of Moscow. Idaho, recent!~· ficials say. lcaU frotn \\'ashlnglon to Nixon's Camp was recognized for 30 years service Tl\e site is about 200 mi les north Dav id relre01t "'C're lowered to 50 miles with Signal Oil of Huntington Beach of Los Angeles in scenic Diablo Canyon per hour officially Frirlay4 as a petroleum engineer. lust off the Pacltlc Ocean In San Luis Roy Ash , director of the Office of Mr. Graves was ac tive in the Hun-Obis po Counly. The plant. consisting of ~·lanage~nt and Budget, has indicated tington Beach Rotary Club and was t\1·0 units, had been bitterly opposed that President Nixon already. has lhe a member of the founding board of by the Sierra Club conservationist group. legislative authority to call for closing directors o! the R.~f . }>vies Boys Can1p. It was reported the AEC had been of the nation's filling stations on Sunday. Rev. Edward C. Ernv of th e First notified A-1onday of the discovery of He said lhi.s measure would have lesa Methodist Chu rch of lluntington Beach the fault two miles offshore from the economic impact than a number of officiated at grfvcs ide service; at Pacific plant. now more than half completed. other measures being considered. View Memorial Park. Corona del Mar. It recently won an exemption by the A.sh al~a suid there is no oonslderaUoo · Survivors include Mr. Graves' widow. South Coast Regional Coastline Com-of banning Sunday driving, although an Margaret, of the family home, 210 Pearl mission, which enforces California 's ne\\' increased ga10llno tax reportedly 11 atllJ. Ave.; two daughters, Gail Lucas of ~1en· tough construction rules within 1,000 under review. SAN FRANCISCO 1UP I) -The bank docino and Carol Hook of Westminster, yards or the shoreline, because cofiStruc-Congrtu is considering legislation that'' burglars tried h;ird but got ''clipped." and two gra ndchildren . lion predated last November's initiative ~-ould Institute )'Mr-round daylight sav. Police said the burglars hacksawed The family has suggested memorial measure. mg time -a mo\'e that would save through iron bars at a First Wes tern contributi ons to the R.M. Pyles Boys The Time's said the U.S. Geologlc:il an estimated one to two percent ln Bank branch Friday and broke through Cam p, 815 Knoxville St., Hunllngton Surv~y discovered the fault and would ~ll:!ctriclty consumption by making SUik a \\·indo\v to get into the building. 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Hlt I ' B Sc Back tematio atwo-d day In ,Top have F Hi Tr The alleys Coonty Ralph coll should author '°"" a Wedn The telegr and s alloca The in a appea pre vi Orang is no a I .. cat one ' . • • Saturday, Novembtr 24, 1973 DAIL V PILOT ;J -Placentia>6rass .. Eaters ·~ Benaenabered , • 'Societas Fraternia' Boon to Countians ,U/I', I .... C .. td19'1 HE HEARD VOICES Dr. Louis Schlesinger I By TOM BARLEY Of tfle ~lly Plltl Slelf F.orty years ago this week the house lhaf George l\isdale Hinde built In 11176 at Placentia crash«! lo the ground In a n11r or rubble. Many "1io watched the destruction of the 'iwnd house" erecled by th~ farmer Britlah businessman lhouRhl It was a fitttn~ climax to the activities of a oplrUualist aool that had attracted conlroversy from Its lnc:eptloo. They refused io hono< the almost allelated Orange County colony by Its true UUe ot 0 Societas Fralemia." To them. the 50 or so members who diligently tilled the ,27 ,.,. .. surrounding the house were the .. Placentia Grass Eaters.'' It was an unfair label for a sect that saw merit in the fact that it was setr-supporting, even if the mann'er ol that ~ng produced roars of wrath lrom the local populace. Unfair or nol, Ur name stuck. Orange County hlstorlam today will scratch their heads if they're asked to shed a little Hg ht on the "Societas Fratemia" but you'll get an instant beam of recognition Backgammon Tourney Scheduled for Newport Backgammon, the game of the in· 1-ematlonal jet set, will be featured in a two-day tournament Saturday and Sun· day In Newport Beach . Top playen from around the world h8ve been invited to the Orange County International Backgammon Tournament, although most of the competitors are expected to be from the Southern California aNa. Backgammon, which ls played on a board , iJ advertised m a game or skill and luck. Dice are u.sed. Fuel Shortage Hits County Trash Pickup The dangel' .of garbage piling up In alleys and in front of homes lh. Oranae County is real , according to SUpervilol' Ralph Diedrich of Fullerton. "County trash collectors are facing a critical shortage of gasoline and d1eeel fuel," Di.edrich said, "and they could well run out." He said this week they had been cut back to 95 percent the amount they used at that same time last year and in most cases trash collectors have many more pickups. ''Since there is no other method of collecting refuse except. by truck, we should ask the federa l and state authorities to increase the allotment as 90Clf1 as pos,,lble, '' the supervisor added \Vednesday. The other board members agreed and telegrams were dispatched to fedaral and state agencies in cbar&e ot fUel alloc3tion. The move markod the s-.1 Ume in a week. that the supervison had appealed lo allocation qendes. '1be previous plea was on behalf . or the Orange County Transit Dlsbict which is now scheduled to receive only 1bout a loorth ol the diesel fuel ll needs to keep ils 48 buses operaUng. The drastic cut to the transit district is· based on the fact that at the same time last year only a few buses were in operation. * * * \City Cou11.cilme11 llri Saii Clemente . ' · ~ancel J uflket .. n Clemente city cotmcllmen have n one more step to · save a lltUe during the energy crisis. ~y junked a junket this ~k. P.~ unanimous vote the council earlier ii\ the week agreed with Mayor Cllfton ~ers' motion that no one from San mente wlll attend the National League Cities convention Dec. 2 through I · Puerto Rico. yen earlier had bc<n the desillll"led egate to altend !he junlcet In !lie ~bbean -the farthesl any local OC: 'ft'1al wouJd have-traveled for such an e-. l'The energy crisis IJ the prime oon- sltl<ratlon )tere al\d I think '" lhould dfcllne lo sond anyone In delerence tcY'the problems," he said. 1fh• council earlier this month look .,. inlUal token slep by agr.tlng lo cat city Christmas lighting oave for ooe small display. ) ''The mix is similiar to bridge," says Lee Genud, organizer or the tournament. "Luck is required, but no ooe would say It is simply a game of luck." She said he expects about 75 players plus an undiJclosed number of observers. "But I should ~ram people," MrS. Genud said. "The entrance fee for kibitzers is $10." Proceeds from ·the tournament , which include..entrance donations of up to $225, will go to the Orange County Health Planning Coimcil. With many of the competitors staying at the Newporter fnn, where the tourna- ment will be held, Pi1rs. Genud says the weekend will be a mixture or "socializing and competition." · Newport Beach will have at least one entrant in the tournament , Derek Dui\laurier, who teaches backgammon at the Balboa Bay Club. Du Mawier is entered in the highest of three Jevels of competition. Play will take place from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. In the Qt-ousel Room on both Saturday and Sunday. oa!IY fltM( Staff l'tlll• s-s .. ,.c1ng "Tish," Is a aog of royal slook, btit she is currenUy without a casUe. The two-year-old re·g· lstered great dane Is house- broken, Joves children and has had all her shots. She is In tem-· porary residence at the Call· fornla Animal Control sheller In Huntington Beach, phone 536-2511. .. from them If you seek Iha tale ol the "Placentia Grass Eaten." The description of a dedicated colony that OOlJihl no quarTel wilh Its neighbors and indeed sold Its produce to many ol lhem stemmed !tom tlle oect's sbictly enli>rced dietary code. No meat, '""' milk, butter or broad. Nothing but lrulla and vegetableo and those eaten raw Just as they came !rom the gardens. Orange Co\D\ty fol~ ol !bat pioneer era found the J;eflnement ol vegetarianism hard to swallow. But that aspect ol the cult's activities escaped open condemnaUon untU later years when a lawsuit filed against the sect brought the issue to bolling point. II stemmed from the dealh of a child who had been weaned on nw apple and an antl..SOCletas press was quick to selzc on the l~ue and fan publlc indignation. Fiery editor Dan Baker, who a>n· stantly attacked the sect rrom the pages of his Santa Ana Standard and Santa Ana Bulletin, used the lawsult u a new stick with which to beat what he called "those nutty starvationists." His and other early newspapers or the era were never loath to attack the Societa.s colony and bring the unusual elements ci its devotions before public scrutiny. The Anaheim Gazette often recorded that Hind.e's round castle also called for oval rooms to "eliminate the hiding places of spirits'• who presumably found comers much more to their J.iklng. That building innovation made thole same spirit,, available to the fraternity on a 24-hour basis, the newspaper caustically commented. The Gazette and other publications also noted that formal marital wUon was unnecessary in Placentia 's Garden of Eden. Noted the Gazette, quoting Hinde: .,It is sinful for the sexes to cohabit except for the single purpose of procreation." In any event, the newspaper editoci.aliz· ed, "the (raw fruits · and vegetables) diet of the society should make it im· possible to sin In that reop<ct." Local folk, egged on by a news media at that point unhampered by later embellishments ol. the laws on libel, made hay ou t of another controvenial aspect of the cult's activities. George Key of Placentia, who vividly recalls the spiritualist colony and who remembers the destruction of the Hinde home in 1933, provided the details on that furore. "They bwied their dead on tllelr own property and there didn't eetrn to be any religious ceremony that you'd recognize aa sucbt" Key said. "They just dug a bole, dumped the, late member of the Soclelas In it and covered the bOdy with quicklime. A lot of the local folk didn't take too kindly to that. It Judge Bans Sale Of Magazine About Duchess PARIS (UPI) -A judge ordered seizure Friday of the entire December issue of the French fanguage-OOition- of the Ladies Home Journal because it contained a 1"very suggestive" re.port about alleged romantic affairs of the . Duchess ol Windsor. • Judge Michel Olivier banned sale of the issue at the request of the duchess' lawyer. He s:&id the article, of which .she had not been informed, was "very .suggestive" and cmtained many details on her private life. Olivier said this amounted to "a ch8racterized attempt at her private life. '1 FrancoiJ Alfonsi, lawyer for the BalUmore-bom ducheos, contended the book, "'lbe Woman He Loved," by Ralph G. Martin, constituted an invasion of privacy. '1be book says that her V..teit Jove ' WM not her third husband -the Duke of Windsor who gave up the Bri tish crown as King Edward VIII to marry her -but an Argentine diplomat, Felipe A. Espll. In her only public reaction to excerpts of the ·book which have apred In the U.S. edition of the magazloo, the former Wallis Warfield Simpson said, "U some readers are naive enough to believe }'ibat is printed about me, I can only 'feel sorry for lhem." . .;;. . . .. ' ' Massage Lights Vnpatriotic? GARLAND, Tex. (AP) -Dlrtclors of massage parlors in this North 'exu clly say a city ordinance ~Ung their activities Is not o n 1 y un-- constltuUonal. but also unpalrlOtlc In view of the energy crbie. In a federal suit filed against the city, the directors cited a ttquirement for three 100-watt llghts Illuminating any room where a massage ls being performed. The Texas Associatloo of Massage Parlors said the regulation "would be In violation of the spbit of the prealden- Ual proclamation regarding aavlng ol utility and fuel expenies." ~· That praetlee led many Placentians to ostrad!e the secl but Key recalls !bat his family often bolliht lruit and vegetables !tom the Societas and regar<r. ed the produce as being ol high quality. He often visits 82-yeaf.oJd James Tul· tree. a descendaat of the Balboa Jsland family that once owned much of the land In the PlacenUa area and who bought the mnde acreage in 1933. The Tuffree Interests in the P1acentia area were established shortly after the Civil War by Colonel J. K. Tulfret, whose name is now perpetuated in the nearby Tuffree Elementary School. Another Orange County historian who has ,unearthed long forgotten data on the Socletas sect is Jim Sleeper of Tustin, whose book "Tum The n·a.scals Out" is based on the life of Dan Baker. the hard-hitting journa.Jist who reserved many of his hardest hits for the sect. Sleeper recalls that Hinde'• death did nothing to avert interest in the· Societas since another Briton by the name of Dr. Louis Schlesinger arrived to pursue and expand the secl's beliefs. Raw fruits and vegetables ¥:ere still the diet of the day under pie Hinde credo that "cooking destroys the spiritual essence which is the clothing of the soul." Schlesinger, a London Jew who claim· -<d that he could not only see and convene with the spirits that surrounded the sect but could physically embrace tl}em, told Placentians in particular and Orange County in general that "voices" called to him and urged him to Cf6S.5 the Atlantic. THIS WAS THE HOUSE GEORGE HINDE BUILT IN 1876 In Placentia, a Sect Dubbed "the Grass Eattr111 He heard a few other voices when he decllnea to conflne his activities to the Societas property at PlacenUa Avenue and Palm Drive. He embarked on a Dickensian lecture tour-which on me occasion took him to an auditorium on Fourth Street in Santa Ana. Journals of the day reflect the fact that the impo6ing Briton conversed with visitors from the spirit world, shook hands with them and hugged them and told hls audience that that sort of thing was pretty much an everyday occurrence in Societas headquarters. II was the kind ol perlormal"e that led the cult to elect him as its president in place of the now departed Hinde. II ts alao reiiorted that he frequently impressed onlookers by reading the names on folded pieces or paper that had been dropped in a hat before the slips could be WU'avelled. But Schlesinger, mortal for all that, died In 1883 and the cult came under the oontrol or Walter Lockwood, a retired Shaker minister. Lockwood's fint move as the new presideflt was to change the name of the sect (and his own) to Thales, after the Greek philosopher or that name. He stuck with the sect's agrarian background and he raised a ~w and dutifully reported controversy when he pulled the children of the sect out of local schools and put them to work peddling the group's produce. death knell of the "Placentia Grass Eaters." lt .staggered on for nearly aoother decade but faded from public fiew in 1933 when the Camelot·like castle that Hinde built wa s torn do\vn to the general rejoicing of the local populace. , But horticulture in general has happier memories or the "Grass Easters." The sect is best remembered in that field or endeavor ror its development of the "Placentia Perfection." now , California's most popular walnut tree, and improved .strains of avocadoes and loquats that are known to hail from the Societas gardem. 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HUNTINGTON IU.CH HOURS: DAILY IO·f SAT UR DAY 10 • S:lO SU NDAY 12.s • •4 , DAIL V PILOl S11turd117, Novtmbtr 241 1973 Roosevelt Grier Remember.-; . Death of J(ennedy's l(ing _ By GAY PAULEY NEW YORK (UPI) -Many things changed for Roosevelt Grier when an ass~sin's bullet struck Robert r. Ken· nedy . Grier was one of the senator's bodyguards t h a t nig ht of June 5, 1968, in the Ambassador Hotel In Los Angeles. He helped pin down Sirhan B. Sirhan, v.·ho is serv- ing a life sentence for the killing. ll 0 8 E R T KENNED\''S death came only two months after ·the assassination of another man y.•hom Grier ad- 1nired greatly -Dr. ~1artin Luther King Jr., and less than five years after the death of another Kennedy for \Vho1n he 'd campaigned. John F., the 35th president. Ten years after the Dallas tragedy -Grier sat in a ho tel room here and refl ected. The tragedies that-touched the family with which Grier was on intimate terms have left him deeply grieved but not bitter, most introspecti ve about the significance of so much thnt it \\•ould cost a life ,'' said Grier, once a superstar or pro football. "EVEN ON THE football field (from 19M-1967), l would I o s e rather than hurt anyone," said the 300-pounder who stands S..5. "lt's been an evolutionary process, finding oneself. It Is not an easy process,•· said Grier. "I've never rejected outer strength but yi>u have to put yourself ·together inside. "One day I was thinking of death . . . a kid of only 9 being buried from a synagogue. What was I to learn, too, when a kid of 17 y,·as killed by a gang of other kids?" ~ proach to fellowmen and their problems. 1 asked whether he had considered entering the nlinislry formally. He didn 't think he would. But he would keep talking -"say, Brother', how you doin'? You've got to love everybody, ~1an." r. death . • ..There is nothing I want • ! . . ~i .. •• -. • ~· •• :-:· '• ' ., " ' • ' . • • • ~ Re1101·te1·s Lose 0 1ld F1•ie11d-30 By TERRY COVILLE They are dragging us kicking and screaming into the 2lsl century. "Us " means the journalists of the Daily Pilot. not to mention reporters on other progressive sheets around the nation. · ··They" are the fancy ne\11 computers \\lhich have moved into the prin ting plant do,vn- stairs. \Ve all had to attend class to learn the proper care and feeding oi the new back shop computers. It \Vas a little like a funera l \Vake . COVILLE ttie. end or a story. Instead of the good old friendly ":Jn'' we OO\V sign of( with the Greek symbol for delta ,an X and seven hy- phens follo\lfed by the delta symbol again and ES for "end of story." .. Stopping this thing is as hard as starting it," ob- served Sunday Editor Alan Dirkin. '·If loss of theL '30' mark bothers your psyche. get out your turquoise pen and write it in," suggested f\'lan- aging Editor Tom 11.turphine. · The turquoise pen is used to edit copy. The computer can't read turquoise so you can \\•rite anything, even ob- scenities. on the copy and it ,,·on 't be picked up. What a dull life computers lead. LEARNING COhtPUTER symbols isn't the only adjust- ment we hacks have to make. The management bought us all brand nt.'w electric typewriters. \\'hen I broke into the business -not so long ago - it "'as an antique Smith-Corona with the letters v.·orn off the keys . The fello'v \rho explained to us how easy it is to ,,·ork v.1ith computers. shook us a bit alter telling us how to set the type'''ritcr margins. Someone asked if the margin should be set for the litt le be ll to ring at 75. or for the line to stop. "I don "t kno1v, I'm not that much of a typist," he replied. · Another lhing bothered us. \Vhen talking about the con1puter he ke11t saying ,;\Ve" do or "we" don't. ls he a ([;==~=~~~~~~[ computer? Tll E \\'llOLE PURPOSE of computers, of course. is to speed up the printing and type setting process. That cuts coms and brings you a better product, the boss says. But the change is proving a bit traum atic for the v.•rilers, many of \1•hom still like Ben Fran klin and the 19th century. The computer expert explained that the delta symbol is a flag to the con1putcr. l\·laybe. but it's going to be tough as king the staff to "rally 'round the delta boys." .· For W'eekencler Atlverlising Phone 6424321 Top -Win11er ANNOUNCEMENT --. -~ ,Jo.sc ph N. Bell. a Corona de! ~tar resident and teacher at UC Irvine. is one or six top ·1vinners in the seventh a n n u a I P c nncy-;\lissourl 11lagazine awards con1petition. Bell. of 411 Begonia Ave .. \1·as honored for articles he hiiS written on consumcris1n . . . Dr. Affred l .'FGeber announces tht op'"l"'l of lils office f&. 1•1 practlco of Chlroproctic at: 254 WCH ST., LAliUNA BEA.CH lletwen Oc .. • i Fotfttl Mtmbtr ti ltlt Amtf'lc:.,ii ~ Ctllfllmlt CMrtlN'l<lk AHrt<ll.lltM •for various n ationa l n1agazines. Tile competition is sponsored by the University or 11Ussouri and the J .. C. Penney Company. HOU•S: MON. 10.1, J., THUas: 10·1. J., TUES. 10·1, J-6 Pltl. 10.1, J .. CLOSID WIDNISDAY'S A Creperle is coming to Orange County .. • •• Olle1'2f ulldou• .,.,.._,..,of A -er.,,. ntr••• (I,,.,..,.,, The Magic Pan C(epeiie opens in South Coast za, r7oalday oetcb!r 15- \ ' ~ • Ne-W Press PollCJI Wanna Dear a Leak? By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) • ... _ -.-.' r--~ I • 10PF· ' I Th•t'1 right,~ big 10 % Off I tll our d•llclou1 (ood1 . 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T'intln Av.., $10 E •. 1~ ltfffl, Ortl)Df 131-2S31 Cottl',...11 '42.otOO • • I I I d D I • I I I .. • • 6 ift Platats . · 'Earlyhirds' Get ·Best Selections Even -beLore Thaq.ksglvlng be an arbitrary aunt, In deed. Day leftQvers vanish from the that wouldn't be tickled to rerr:iiera'°r, many shoppers receive 'ii" old rashioned Pig· are ~ already · engrossed ln gyback Plant to enjoy indoors. selecting girts for Christmas. And, a stern father-in-lo.\Y The earlybtrds plart ahead and u·ould inett and smile with are intent on finding sure·to-satisfaction over receiving a please gifts for !rlend.s and bloom\ng Camellia for the loved ones. garden. This year, with .a renewal For gifts ror do· it "' of interest iD the use of yourselfers, your near b Y ' s~n :biegans Fear Crop ()f Beetles natural materiab -be it nursery is .a great place to SAN DIEGO (AP) -After termed a return to natur.e shop. Kits we available for months . of anxiou.s waiting, or an increased awareness and creating Terrariums, growing San Diegans must wait a little concern over the quality of 1 d H b longer to find out iC an in-our environment -more Bonsai Pants, an er - Californians than ever before gardeM. Or, you'll find crea-festation of plant-k..ill.ing • Saltirday, Novtmbfr 24, 1973 DA!LY PILOT 5 Annua l Bedd in·g Plants Ma ke Wi nte r Colorf ul Californians, eVen 1n winter, can enjoy garden color. That's not bragging -Jt's a fact. Many annuals flower in winter here, in ,the Golden State. To gain the maximum flowering, however, gardeners set out plants as early in Fall as possible. This should serve as a reminder to those interested in cool season color to hurry to plant annuals. Nurseries have the flowering choices available as tramplants in flats ; these are easy to set out·in the garden. Such popular favorites as Pansies and Violas may be showing color already in nursery Oats. They are quick to.. bloom in tbelr garden home , whether or not in flo\ver when you select them. The bright mlxture_of ·colors add sparkle to the wlnter and spring garden. Though it is getting late for nurseries to 1..'0nlinue offering separate col- ors, shopping may tum up yello\v, blue and white Pansies nna a choice of Viola colors. The Viola colors incltide blue, yellow, apricoi, white aod ruby. ANOTHER BRl\JHT spot in the winter garden is the Calendula. Hybrld forms pro-- duce flowers in intense sbades of orange, yellow, cream, gold and persimmon. There are d"·arf. varieties available, as well.~Calendulas are excellent for borders, massed f o r display, and are top choices ror window boxes al]d con- tainer-growing. Calcndulas , In pots, add brilliance to their surroundings and afford you portable beauty. Depending upon the Climate, such things as Snapdragons, Iceland Popples and fragrant Stocks may or may not pro- vide winter bloom. They will Hower through spring into summer, howev.er: plant now so the transplants c a n establish themselves before the cold season arrives, ad· ''ises the California Assocla· tion of Nurserymen. will be including all kinds of tions of these ready-made for Japanese Beetles is serious. living greenery on their Christmas gifting. .In the month of Ju1y a total•••••••••••••••••••- Check the bedding plant nursery to see all the color choices for the c o m i n g . Christmas shopping lists. M~y nurseries wlll have or 17 of the tin-y, shiny-green In offering such a predic· the 4974 All-America Roses bugs were found in and around Another One ~thy Goldman of Houston, Tex. displays ah egg' plant gtown by her brother, John, in his .garden. She -says any resemblance to actual persons is purely coincidental. Last Saturday lbe .Daily Pilot ran a picture of a Newport Beach woman who had . a .. similar eggplant. Hers wound up in a casserole. Any Foliag e Plan't Adds Indoor Beauty Apy foliage plant adds beau· ty and grace indoors, but lhe fancy-leafed specimens are ~ally welcome at this time of year. Their , djstincUvely-marked and sun- . ny, -variegated leaves - 1parkllng"wllh paltem and col· or -bring ~hine into a · rOom wbeti there may be none outside. . Especially effective against • wall is ithe Gold Dief- fenbachia -a variety- popularilY. named "Rudolph Roehnt'' -· whiCh brightens a room. This tall, upright lf'>!'tf ii highlighled by ten- MARANTA · idcb leaves of liDft chartreuse, bleoded with ivory and edged grower has good-sized oval Wiih' gree'n. leaves that have dark mark· A Dleft~chla offefl'Jlft11;1Jl-49>&s-< . ·~•!•~.!.i!>:·J!• focal interest indoors.')!~-mar d' ~g il'terest , haven't a situation for~. lwt~5,!o , '"fi · , .~ '-plait. plant, the:e are many~-a:N\ll'~ot(;ti_1evefitdi'f- fancy choices to cons • fer~;Marantaa. This plants to feature on thr 1 • 1__.. .. ..-.. .,, . lion, the California.A~soclation in time for Dec. 25 glftin_g. Balboa Park. of Nurserymen points out the --. .......---' ld tJir U The first was spotted crawl-demand for gift-type plant Such a gift wou 1 a ing on the grass July ·2· by matCrials, shrubs, trees , hobbyist or an amateur -the wife of a state Department bulbs, foliaJe and flowering as would a remembrance of or Agriculture em p Io ye . choices is at an all time high. a selection of spring-blooming Curious, she picked it up and The supply or living gift pl~nts bulbs. plopped it in her purse. is also at a peak, the myriad From an indoor decorati ve It was the ,first to be found possibilities would seemingly standpoint, there arc many in California since a 1961 in- delight even the most dilfiOJJt-foliage plants to please all festation in Sacramento which to-shop ror inclividual on one's tastes. A Rubber Plant, Scher-finally was eradicated four Christmas list._ fleria, -or · Bo!ton-:Fem-in-a-years-latt.,.,.-- FURTHER, one needn't be a gardener or a hobbyist to enjoy a. gift plant. It would Wee ke1ider Gardener's C1iecklist e Plant Daphne n o w for bloom in late January. e Cool -season vegetables can be planted now. These perennial vegetables such •as _ Artichokes. Asparagus and Rhubarb can be planted. also .. • Select blooming Camellias this month. You can extend the Camellia season from fall 10 spring by buying diff~rent Camellias when they come in - to bloom in nurseries. • Annuals such as Pansies. Violas, and Calendulas should be set out to brighten the winter garden. • .Rem~r j, h ~ t .... ra.ins,:: can'.t _reach' ,plaots , .grpwmg . ,next to .the house undcffklc~ ovetl!angs. Don't let !1'elD!dJ:~· o~L." .. distinctive stand wou1d add An extensive search and dimen~i~n to. indoor rooms. spraying project was launch- The hvmg gifts prov Ide ed treating 6'2l acres of dramatic beauty and enhance la~ within the downtown the appe~anCe of furnishings, park. In addition, foliage on as well. Small. Neantba Bella 2,000 private properties in 80 Palms, cascading Grape Ivy, city blocks was sprayed. and pots or. F1urfy ~ufOes During the cooler months. Fern are delightful Christm1s Japanese beetles burrow a few rem~mbrances :-. and forever inches into the ground. Jiving remind the rec.qnent of your as \\•hite grubs. They're about thoughtfulness. an inch long; lying curled up. GARDENI NG: A PLEASURE ·God Almighty es- teemed tM-life of a man in a garde1i the happiest He could give Jtitn, or else He would· 11ot ~ liabe placed Ada1n i1t that of Eden ... ' As garden:tng IL a s been tile inclination of Kings and the choice of Philosophers, so it has been the comnion fav- orite of publ~ and pri~ va te me'{: -. ~ :1; A pleasure of the ' greatest and •ai care of Jhe meanest: . (n1d t11• deed •. a1i. emploument a n d possession f 0 r, · whicli ·no ma1t is . ·too 11tQ1, or too low. ~ Garden Oub Meeting Set Chet A'lichaets, oW)ler of Carl's Florist in Corona del Mar, will speak on "Christmas Prom Your Garden" -holi- day decorating for your home using flowers . fruit an d vegetables -at the \Ved· nesday meeting o{ the Harbor View ~Hills Garden Club. The 12:30 meeting will be held in the borne of t.1rs1 Ronald L. Richmond. CO:: hostesses "''ill be Mm e s . Donald Goedeke and Edwar<! Romeo. ' table or ti:> display and enjoy is . rue, tOO:, of ~eperom1as throughout your borne. which h.av_e un1q~ and . Sna n.A' .. a 2ons character1Shc markings · -~ ...., S.ir Williatn Temple Th~ Garden1 of Epicurus (1 685 )·· Among his achievements ~1ichaels was the winner oE the Damas de Caridad award~ St Jude's Headdress Ball, and currently is the Orange Coun- ty F 1 or i st s Association's nominee for the Top Ten Floral Designers in Southern California award. ' THE TINY-LEAFED, all and foliage te":tures. They.are Remember .. t bat snap---"' tr3iting,'J>hilodendron is excellent c_ho1ces where a 1 • ~-~ pular. Nurseries offer small plant 1s ~ed. . dragons no,y . ·Come 1 n vveryan·eg"°ated for-· of this Slower growing, u p r 1 .8 h t numerous heights, trom six in-..... J t ch th Ch n s ches to:21f.1 feet taJt·~, helpful lDliversal favorite. 1be plants" pans su ~5-e 1 e e to know wbtn ·ch o. o s i n g are called Polbos and come Evergreen, .\i.h1ch boasts varieites. in ahades of ivory, cream and shades of green on elongat~,ljiiiiip;,~1'1mil!tlir.;;;j11i l ellow. Grow. these in small ova1 leav~s, and su~lent·hke !'.,.,. b" them with Sansever1a, whose r1g1d sword-...,... or com me 1·k -I · e edged other di!Jl-aarden type plants, l . e green eaves ar · Iii'' c I I f · · · with cream or yellow, are sugge:its. e a 0 r n 1 3 two additional fancy plants ·to Assoc1aUon of Nurserymen. add beauty and intcre~t to Varie~ated Ivy pla~ts add indoor rooms. a cheery note to thClr sur-1,;:::;:::=:·;::::;:;;::::::;:;::::::; =n'!~.~~Ul~ ~::e:r~-(PeoP!!'~uot") erotons •PP!!•r \o h~vo paint makeir Siinday ' splashed on their green.leaves. A oxlmcrew -typ. has larger rll tlt;Ul V' ' leaves and bolder colorati9115, U'ft I ranging from gold to maroOn." in· the l1JJk __ j Ult1il f.19.rftlta 'is a favoritt con-• •••-• •• •• tainer subject. The shrubby WORM .. • ' ' 1 FROM Fas h ion Is1and Newport Beach Saturday 9:30 to 9:30, Sunday 10 to 6 HOUSE PLANT SALE COME IN TO SEE OUR SELECTION OF NEW ARRIVALS-PLANTS· FOR HOME AND PATIO ALL AT SPEtIAL "LOW, LOW PRICES MOON CACTUS In decor1tl¥• drlpln1,, ,.h >II" POT ,1,41 CACTUS 99• $3.41 TEJtllAIUUM PLANTEltS 10 Ol. C1N1l1ln.-r with lld $8.91 $4.91 WANDERING 'EW $3 97 •.. ,,, . ASSOllTED HANGING IVY , .. Pot $3.91 PlGGY IACK $2 91 PCANT,_." '" , HUNTINGTON CENTER EDINGER ANO BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH 192-6611 C Fl P months. Fairy Primroses and an ow er ow er Cinerarias are a pair of prhed performers you may en· counter. Many nurseries offer:.. F;lz En ergy Gap.? winter-ll•werlng ••nu•'· in 11 larger containers -already MENLO PARK (AP) - Flower power may be able to fill the energy gap left by the nation's d\\'indling fuel resources, scientists say. in bloom. This means you can clean enough to meet strict,_h_a_ve_oo_I_o_r _i_n_s_tan_tlc.y_. --- federal standards. The plants contain virtually no sulphur, the principal pollutant in coal , and far less ash than coal, he said. A study at Stanford Research Institute i s in- vestigating the feasibility ol THE RESEARCHERS satd tapping the solar energy trap-it would cost about $10 to ped in plants and converting $15 to raise a dry ton of it to fuel. plant tissue, but the cost of "We're talking about grow-Cf:>OVerling the matter, called ing and harvesting plants and biomass, to fuel has not been · 1 t" · d determined using pant J.SSUe m a ry , Th .d· 1. . 1 .• fonn to be burned as coal . ey S8J. pre rrrunary lftu- to generate steam to generate ·ings showed that such com- electricity, or to chemically -..qion ·plants as sun1:Jowe~~~ convert the dry plant material suga r cane could yield to natural gas," Dr. Robert 50 times as f!1Uch energy as E. Inman, manager of the would be requ1r~d ~ cultivate institute'S plant b 1 o Io g y and , harvest them and d tm 1 . d . . generate fuel. epa_r en_, sa1 in an ID· "If all the acreage in the terv1ew this week. United· States that w a s Dr. John Henry Jr., director devoted to corn in 1973 was of SRI's energy technology used for biomass plantations department, said the cost of and the yi'eld was 30 tons ·producing such fuels could be per acre and then it was con- ~itive with fu~ls derived verted to natural gas, we from imported crude oil or would satisfy about 95 percent coal. of the: nation's current natural Inman ar.d Henry said the gas needs," Inman said the produced would be study indicated . -. 2640 Harb.~r· B.lvd.,. . CO.STA 'MESA~; ' 546-5527 OPE.N DAILY 9 -5:30 SUNDAYS 9 -5 •• CAMELLIA SEASON Japonica and Sasanqua Varieties ~ • . -Handsome green shrubs, heavy with budl" .. ready to bloom thru wi nter and spring. "\Ve Lo ve the Shade!" 1 GAL. 2.95 5 GAL. 9.50. 'Redwing' Azalea Lovely shade of rose-red, in bloom now. Bright color fo r shade, p1rit1I sun areais. Outstanding shrubs to grow as sta'ndards, in baskets, or espalier. Bl.ooms nearly year 'round. S Gi l. R99. 7.50 SPECIAL S. 98 S~cials Tl>ru W<d.,JVov. 28th • ' • • • .. (;0111meni Page .. I ~l(ing Coal' Reappears Coal Fields of ~he United States ~· - ' Strip Mining at Heart (;J.f Land-energy Crisis ·:EDITORIAL RESEARCH REPORTS W(ISlllNGTON -Strip mining la at the heart of one of America's most rijleging and dlfficult domestic dilemmas: ~ with vital environmental pro- ~on. . 'ktfipplng, as the controversial surface rhining method is often called. has in· flicted severe damage on the land in Appel,chia and the Midwest, and 11 now moving into the Northem Great Plains and the Southwest. The nation is· hungry for power, and coal -America's most abundant energy relOW'Ce -can be extracted qu.ickly, easily and cheaply by strip mining. As the Arab oil embargo puts a squeeie on U.S. beating fuel and gasoline sup- plies "King Coal" Is being called upon to ease the imminent energy shortages. COAL JS NOT likely to help much during tile coming winter, however. There is not enough available now to meet emergency demands, and other OVERBURDEN ~~~~1 ... ... I .,., ... ,,. ":: .. . " .. . key shortages will deter a rapid Inert.,. in supply. Diesel fuel for power shovels, coal truck.I and barges ls In short •uwlY ond u n d e r fUel allooetion <ootrols. Railroad cars have been plagued, by shortages, •l'!"J with ammonium nknt<> - a sJrip mining explosive -and roof bolts used In underground mines to hold up twmet ceilings. But coal's Mure seems bright because there is ro much of it. "We can take heart in the fact that we in the United States have half o( the world's known coal reserves," Preslde"nt Nixon s al d in his Nov. 7 broadcast to the American people on the coming e~rgy crunch. The In terior Department estimates that there are 3.2 trillion tons of coal underground in this country, or 00 per- cent <4 all domestic fossil fuel resources, • •''. • , yet coal today supplles less than 20 percent-ot-all-l(,S,-ener-gy.-Gasiflcation-- and liquefaction -·processes which convert coal into synthetic oil and gas -have assumed new importance and will receive increased funding. MANY CITIZENS are concerned that strip mining may destroy much of the country in order to save it. Environmentalists contend that the na- tion's needs could be met by a return to deep mining. Indeed, the Bureau of Mines estimates that only 45 billion toos of coal are "economically strlp- pable," while some 355 billion tons could be readily recovered by undergroWJd mining. _Russell E. Train~ administrator ot the Environmental Protection Agency, has said: "The sooner we can make un- derground (mining) more economically attractive, more technologically feasible and more socially acteplable as a way of life, way of employment, the better off we're going to be." But environmentalists claim that a ban on stripping would raise the cost of electricity to consumers by less than . $1 per person per year, and they cootend .that strict enforcement of the Coal Mine Health and saiety Act would sol.ve safety problems. Most arguments against strip mining concern the environment rather than economics or safety. The Soi1 COnserva· lion Service last year estimated that an area of land the size of New Jersey, about 7,820 squa~ miles, had been disturbed by stripping operatiom. THAT WOULD constitute a barren swath more than two miles wide from New York to San Francisco. If all re- maining strippable reserves were mined, the area would lnttease to 71,000 square miles -larger than Missouri -and the hypothetical swath would grow to more than 20 miles wide. Stripping proponents insist t ha t reclamation is the key word in the lexicon of the industry today. But the word means different tbinga to different people. Rep. Ken Hechler (l>W. Va .) !] Afff'l !#ht'e ttrlp mfnlnt hat .ctUtftd • Ar•• unteuchM lty 1trle minll)I ,.)'S redamallon "is like putting lipslick on a ccrpse." On the olher hand, National Coal.Assn., President Carl E. Bagge •Y• that "mined land can and will be reclaimed." John B. Rigg, deputy uslstant secretary of lnterior for energy and minerals, states: "There Is no excuse for not doing reclamaUon work; the ieclmology Js available." But reclamation is a tricky and ei:- penslve b u s i n e s s. In flat or rolling terrain some efforts have been suc· cessful, but In hilly or mounialnoU& areaa it seldom works. Great Britain and West Germany reclaim strip mined land cornplelely, but mly under strict govemmtnt con· trols. The difference is "mello.ilously detailed planning," says Peter Borelli of the Siem Club. "There la oo American control oompanible to the European systems." Alfbaulh many ol tho nation'• coal·pro· ducing states have passed some laws to control stripping. most are hampered by weak regulations and poor en- fm-cement. As for federal legislat1on. Congress · has experienced extend~ delays. Control measures were in- troduced as early as 1940 and in every Coogrus since the B61h (195MO). . LAST YEAR 11IE Hoose passed a bill but the Senate failed to act. Last month the Senate passed a bill. but the House postponed noor action Wltil January, at the earliest . Many environmentalists accused ~he roal industry . or dellberately del!Jl_!lg actkll in the hope that a cold winter replet<> with fUel shortage5 will d<stroy the chanct6 of enacting a tough control bill. Coal no doubt will play an important role in years to come, but how It is mined and how it is used are questions that clearly need public policy debat<>. ~ U.S., State Lock Horns· Over River Control ' . . By TOM HARRIS The job of harnessing the nation's largest network of free-flowing rivers is nearing com-pJation but the squabble over ultimate control ot:the massive breastwork of dams, reservoirs ~ canals is just heating up. of people or farllU!, or industry. Its water utility contractors challenged the control board's powers in court. With $2.6 billion already spent or committed, and another $1 billion ready to pump into the controversial East Side Project, the bureau is understandably less than eager to stand aside. Political ~er play. Adams sees the completely integrated use of the slate and federal waler works as a crucial need. Us own California Water Project -there is: no way it could amortize thf buy~t costs . even if every acre-foot of water were sold every year from now to forever. But the fight over who regulates lhe water nowa did not atop at the delta. '1. ihis case, ultimate control means the right to :regulate use of the state's annual average of'33 million acre-feet of runoff water. Last year, the WRCB set another precedent when it ordered the bureau to maintain minimum nows on the lower American River that would support bOth a yea ... round fishery and boating use below Nimlus Dam as well as enhance water quality for domestic use. California has launched a new diplomatic cam- paign to regain control of its former brainchild. Merger is the word mentioned by state board Chairman W. W. ''"Win" Adams, but takeover is what the state really has in mind -transfer of ownership without coat. "U meeting the Delta water slandardJ fell on just the Celllomla Wat<>r Project (CWP), we just couldn't do it," saya Adams. "'lbere Isn't enough water In It for that and tts cootracts, too. Tom Harris is a 3taff wrlttor for tht San Jose !tfercury. · nie federally provided water is at a cost 1ub8idied by all of the nalion'a taxpayers. nie rates, already fixed by legal, )oog.term contracts, are much lower than thole charged by the state. The crie brisht spot for the crllics ol both the CVP and CWP Is that the future, at least for the abort range, promises an emphasis more on management than development. Who gets it depends on who wins a legal suit California has filed in U.S. District Court to aMert its. right to regulate how those waters &ball be used and managed. The defendant in the historic civil action is no less an adversary than the United States. It prompted the challenge when it brushed aside the state's attempts to regulate the flows within ltS Central Valley Project by saying: The intergovernment confrontation w a s crystallzed by yet another control board water rights ruling, this time in February, on ihe hotly debated New Melones Dam across the Stanislaus River near Sonora. The state agency claims, and the bureau partially agrees, that it yet has neither sold nor proved a need for all of the water · that the 60-story New Melones would back up into Adams believes there ill more than ample justification for slate operation of the combined projects, but be has no visions of the control board as project operator. "The role of our agency is well defined and won't change," explains Adams. "We are the referee, the umpire of the water rights and Wflter quality for everyone in the state. ''There ls a possibility of merger," opines Adams. "Jt· all depends on the wlllingn.,. ol all ol the people Involved to sit down and work out the details. After all," be remlndl, "the Central Valley Project (CVP) was orlilnally meant to be a state system anyway." Both It.ate and federal agencies are beginning to pay rMre attenUon to the future of reclaimed wutewater, cloud seeding, Improved irrigation. desalination and even cooled and demineralized geothermal water. Environmentalists: may suspect that the change In dlrtetion ls born more of necessity than choice:, moet of the choice rivers having already been yOked to the hamesa of dam, reservoir and generator, but It should please them, nonetheless. "We have concluded that the United States or-America cannot be made subject to any terms or conditions imposed by a state agency.'' the· scenic Stanislaus Canyon. ~ A trusted adviser of Gov. Ronald .Reagan, Adams approaches the thank.lea "balancing act'' task : - The state tried this rout<> In 195Hi2. But then the refusal waa based on the state "not having a track record!' in the field of massive water project operation. It bas one now.· The state Water Resources Control Board precipitated the stalemate with its precedent-set- ting delta water rights decision of 1970. In effect, it said freshwater inflow to the ecologically fragile delta could not fall below a level necessary to support the rich biotic life-chain. The federal Bureau of Reclamation recoiled in . jurisdictional indignation at the thought of some of its contracted water going to fish instead TCJ protect the incomparable white water rafting run on the Stainislaus, and to reserve the nows for water quality enhancement and other uses, the state board ruled the bureau could not fill more than 25 percent · of the reservoir's stx>rage capacity. Upon repetition by federal agency that It would not yleJd to state rule, California went to court to resolve the matter of jurisdiction and preeminence, once and for all. "When they built that damn ditch to Los Angeles (the California Aqueduct) It was no longer possible to make regional water decisions. That integrated the entire state. Now what hap- pens In san Diego affects the people ol 0r .. ville, and vi~versa. "We:re always In the middle, trying to find the fnaximum beneficial uaes of the water and balancing them as best we can.·~ The takeover1 however, Ls more than a mere But even if the obvious bureaucratic problems are surmounted, there are other con.slderable hurdles to overcome. One of them Is the subsidized low cost ol the federal contract wat<>r. JI the stat<> were forced to buy the $2.&.$3.5 billion federal system -and there are tbooe who queatloo If It will be able to pay for A second or even third use of project water ia not only the cheapest, most efiective way to get .. new" water but is also the surest way to safeguard the recent "wild and scenic river" designation of the Klamath and Trinity fUye.n:, and the more temp()rary reprieve granted the mighty Eel. • • ' Legislature: Is· One House Enough? SACRAMENTO Ever s i n c e California was forced to aPJX>rtion both legislative houses on a population basis there have been people active promoting a unicameral, or one-house legisla ture. 'fhe program hasn t been successful siiice lawmakers now in office don•t wBnt to run the risk of losing and thereby be on the outside looking in. 'ftus· year three legislative measures ~ hanging fire which propose a con- stitutional a1nendment to create a one- bQuse lawmaking body made up of arG'where from 121 to 100 members. FEW. EXCEPT the authon ~blymen Ken Cory (0-Garden Gtove) and La\\Tencc Kapiloff (0-San ~J and Sen. Arlen Gregorio (!>San ~) -expect them to go anywhere. But, public-spiriled citizens interested tn.pemment a.e r..nnmg an initiative ~titutional amendment for n e x t Nqvember 's ·ballot ,thal would not only aeate a ~member state Senate (as a Junicameral house,) but would also Ilriit the nwnber of terms a lawmaker • • • ' • ---WWW-' •Saturday, November 24: 1973 , The comment page of the Daily Pilot seeks to inform and sUmulate readel'$ by prestnUng a variety of com· mentary on topics . of inter· est ana significance from Informed observers a n d spokfSlllen. ~ Roi.,rt N. WMd, Publl1her ., could serve and specUy how the body would function. Leader in this initiative drive is Superior Court Judge Lewis F. Shennan of Alameda CoWlty, himself a former state senator, and a Re)XJ~ican. HE HAS THE support ol Common Cause and other groups interested in "bringing g11Vemment back to the peo. pie." The way initiative government ls operating In Oalifurnia -su<re!!Slul campaigns included lhe coastline and capital punishment -it shouldn•t ht hard for Shennan and his "One for All" committee to gather the 52.5,00CI needed signatures to qualify the measure for the ballcl. Basically, the .. One for All" measure would : e Cr_:e;i:~ a unicameral legislature of 99 Senators, ~ . -· e Set four-year temlS of office, e Specify that no }a'Nt'naker may serve mo.r:e than three consecutive tenns, e Set up a 15 • member reap- portionment commission appointed by the California Supreme O:iurt, e Set procedures for passage of bills, and e Require that all meelings he held in public with recorded votes. Cory believes the Sherman initiati ve goes too far -that It'll be hard to sell because it includes so many changes. BllL DEAN, campaign manager for the initiative, doesn't agree. "This could be the big issUe for 1974, .. Dean said, "because it doesn't look like there will ~ any other important issues before the public." As for Uie criticism tha t it goes too far, Dean commented: "You should have seen our~ first draft. This ofie" Qoesn1 . ' .. go nearly as far." He admJtted that much of the criticism they bad heard came from those who don't like the three-tenn limitation. Signatures will be gathered from large groups of registered voten -senior citizens, college students, government reform groups like Common Cause and the Sierra Club, and mlnorily groups. JUDGE SHERMAN said, In a Jetter to the JteWS media , that the measure givea Californians much to think about. "For· perllaps the first time the -le ci Califc:rnia have an altemaUve to the · c:umberoome legislative p!1lCelll tl>et In- credibly has never been cballenged effe<> ti vely before " Sherman said. "Admittedly, our one-houoe ahematlv• bucks tradition, but In our o!)lnlon, a far more Important consideration is pro- viding e_eciple with a system that works . for them," he~saia. 1o. • -:::: Crime Victims May Collect From State When oeot>le ll!lOalt of criminal Justice, they mean bringing criminals to justice. The forgotten man in this equation is the crime victim, who usuaJJy must pay his modlcal bills from his own pocket. But the situation appean; to he chang· Ing. Ten states now hive programs· to oompensat<> victim• of violent crime for persmn.l injuries and Joss of earnings. And It seems only a matter of time before Congress approvts ~ natloowide program. "' 111E SENA TE possed a crime-com· pensallon bill on Oct. 8 -the filth time It bas done so -and similar l'lislation Is being CMsldered by a House • t - Judiciary subcommittee. U n d e r the Senate measure, victims would receive up to $50,000 for their uninsured medical costs and earnings losses. IN mE CASE or homicide, otherwise unool}lpensnted survivors would receive IS0,000. 1be rationale for compensation rests on tfle implied govemmental pledge o( protection against crime. Local and st•, authoriti es maintain police forcet , and carrying of concealed weapons for sell· defense, without a permit, is generally forbidden . Thus, when a crime is com~ mltted, govenunent may be 14id to be partly responsible. · Compensation IOUDdl Uke a ne'' 1 idea, but it is almost as old as Jaw itaell. The principle reached Its bl1beit deve~t In Anglo-Suon England. A> the Al!&Jo>.Saxorul .... It, . ewry part of . the body bad its value, from 50 shllllnp for an •Y• or a foot to sl>pence for l 'loenail. TODAY'S compematioll progrsma aro considerably less detailed. Still, their aupportl!ra woold agree ·with Wllllam Taliack, a British penal reiormer of the 19th e<ntury, that the ancient .,..... tit<! of compensation was "wlw in prJn. Qple," more reformitory ln tta infiueoc:e, riiore clelel1'nt In Ill tencien<y and more ecommlc to the C01111D11111ty, lban Ille modtm prad;lct!' I Frater':rity Has No Chapter ,In Vietnam • BJHERBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Shortly alt<>r Tau Kappa Epoilon lntemlty at UC llerUiey announced that th• brothers had voted unanlmoualy for the lm- peadtmlnt of the Prellldent, this letter arrived at the TICE house, on autbef>. tie "1be White Hoose -Wuhlnpo" .. tlollery and be a r I n g ~ un· mlslaluible l1analure ol Rimar.I Nix· 111: -"To )'OU young men I oiler my beartltat congratulations. Y o u r unarilmous support of m y Im· peacbment ptoclalma the 1ucceas of my 1l10ll eherlllled .poljct• 11 President. You could not have done lhis to etther lfl. my ~ for :iou -1d haw been in lndodllna being lhot at or In Canada belnl sneered at and you -Id have bMa unable to raise a quonun" ... You can come clown from the celling now, TKEen. Tilt Jett.. Wll boiled up , by Major Robert 'E. Wirt ol IJvermore, but be. illl't 11,ma 1iow he-obtained the WbJ1-ffotiae Ile• tlonery or laUd • Mr. ll 1 rob' a signalure. U Indeed It ts a tau. As to Whether tbe Jetttr maW I point -aflet all, bow many coll ... studenll wait to Indochina! -)'OU dedde. " WELL, •l!BRB """1• lhere -· you imoll! who," u BUI 5aJvylll uoed to put II wllett be'd -somebody oo the lllreel w-name dcaped blm (bul -fi<ll WU lomlllar), "' you age, Ilk• ripe cheese u nol Doe copac, you find yourself saying, "Uh -hi there" ever more often ' to psople who occasionally have lhe incredibly bed taste to respond, "I'll bet You don't remember me, do you?" '11M!~e·m6!1 tenjble question in Ille-.,~~ ~II<!" ol ~al In· • t....ourse, for Wbii:h !here Is only crie 11tlifact011 lf·acerblc reply: "No, aDd I'll ·bet you .&o around winning that bet all day." Dave Falk came up with thal riposte Y'"" ago and IOllle day I may have the courage to me it myself. ADD CETERAS: "Americans arc belnl asked two fund a.mental ques-- ltou;" suggests Liiiian Scanlon. "How alupid does Mr. Nixon think we are? And -how stupid •re we?" ... CUNECD<n'ES: Senator Daniel Inouye talll.lt on hlmseU -a wo!llan approacbln& him aboard a plane from Hanli 40 beam, "l just want to aay that )'OU're doing a wonderful · job, Doctor lUjPakawa ." 0 f .~ I!\ girls and boys. Did you all have a nice 'lbanksg!vin1? I am .sure that most of you must have been very busy over this •pedal holiday as Uocle Len sure didn't get too much mall this week. In fact, from the few entries tha' Wtre received, Uncle Len thought that . all o! his little friends must have gone away on vacaUon. Then an Idea popped intq Uncle Len's old gray head and he wondered if -all of hia friends weren't busy dttam!ng up Ideas !or the • ---..... _ . ·-:----.... --..•... -···· ·- ,.--.-. -' •• ¥ S1turd•7, Nowmb« 24.1973 DAILY PILOT Record Utter Contest. ~. Five rare cheetah, born in a record litter at Lion largest litter ever botn in the Western Hemis-~-~~-~ ~~ tre only have three weeks left ~ '.;\ -: .. -· h ddl 1 t h f h d · d I b · l . Time ls going so last and~~~==;;:~~=~=======:!::;;;;;:~~~·=~:::~·=~ Country Safari ~· Stockbridge, Ga ., last week~ phere. The cheetah are a ~re and endangered for-you to ge your.-entrl u e c ose oge er or warmt an protection . species. an are extremely fficµ t to reed 1n tn iw this special coolest, l -'Th~_e~ch~ee'.J'ta~h~c~_u~bs~ar~e:._a~U~he~al!t~h~ya~n~d~w~ei~g=h~I=n~a~t=::2s~em~i.c~a~p~ti:l!:vi~ty~.~Th~i~s~i'!'s!:o'::n::ly=th:e=e.1=·g=h=th=li=·1t=e=r=e=v=e=r ::----which has as 11.s grand prize * PRIZE WINNER * about 2 pounds each. ZooJoglsls Saia!li1S is !lie bOrnlntlm'Un1ted" an eotire day at. Disneyland for the winner and hls or her Immediate family. IN CASE SO~IE -ol you mt.saed reading your page last week, 111 nm through the con- test rules again, as many of yoo will want to begin design· ing your carda. . ( 1) You can use a bigger sheet of paper than in the regular contest, but not any larger than a standard .size page (811by11 lncb<sl. (I) Draw your plcturet tn black Ink ... dark pencil, but do NCTr color them. (I) Include a litUe verse er greeting ., that all of our 1Uden wlll get the message. - (4) Draw ooly on one side of a lln(le sheet of paper er on a care!. Do Ncrr !old 1t or write Inside it, or we won't be able to print It. (I) And lut of all. be sure and include your lull name, age, addms, city and phone lllllJiJer wltb your entry. The abeolute deadline for aubmlttlng eotrles wlll be 5 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 14. And the bip to Disneyland will be ... Saturday, Dec. 22. The Jud1es will pick the Karon Stolta, 6, of 10122 Mol'9dllh Drive, Huntington Beach Any child 12 or under, can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here'• all you do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, wiilte paper 511 inches wide and 4 Inches 'deep. Use black Ink and make U-black. (I) Do DOI copy er trace picture. It muat be your own -t. (I) Put your name, age and address on back of drawtnc. Mall It to Uncle Len'a Ari Conteat, Ilea: 1560, DAILY PILOT, c..ta Mesa 926211. Enbi., llllllt be received by noon on Thursday for production OD the !ollowin& Saturday. WlllDer will rec<ive Kennedy hall dollar, , 10 best cards -and the 9 run· c ~ ners-up will each receive a ..---- Kennedy half.dollar !or their a j Col'fUJ,.---..., eUort.s and the winning cards will be printed in the Doily Pilot on a special page befOre Christmas. This week, Uncle Len would like to give HONORABLE MENTION to Barbie Ludovlse ana Tavl :5tantey of Newport Beach ; Bobby Conway and Karen Lorraine Shaw of Hun- tington Beach; aitd Linda Wright of Corona de! Mar. RIDDLES and . JOKES LIMERICK * Tben1 wu a dopey nt That bad a dopey hat It wu 60 small PRIZE \___jYou couldn't see It at all WINNER So that ended that. ..... ~".,an '"' '*' , --So get those drawings In and remember your poems, riddles and jokes fer Carol ~-------------------' and your questions (or Andy. Until next Saturday, may ..------------------~ you all have a very, very happy everything. THI TURKIY'S TAIL Tho turkey bu a tall, all bunched up and brown And everylime ho walks, he llhak .. that bunch of down. It wobblea when he ...tgglos, and ...tgglea when ht wobbles And everytlme be shakes his tall, he goes gobble, gobble, gobble. leMI '"' c rtfMI .. M ANr, •I• Ormte ~ Ny Pht, ... 1161, c.... ...... c.tlf. The turkey Is so fat, It's fun to see him wallr But I bet ho would be mad at me, if only he could: talk. I wonder if the turkey likes himself or not ,,,,,., ..... I ClllftPlltt.........,. ... .. ,,. IMl'lt ,.......,. 1!10t,.a. Let's travel lar1'1er north to Latitude 60 d<grees, which runs along the SO:Uthem shore of AJaska. 'Ibere the 1urface rotation speed hi reduced to about 255 yards per second. Farther north, the speed decreases and at Latitude 90 degrees, which is the North Pole, tt dwindles to nothing. But I wouldn't like to be a turkey emi though he's got ' ,... It '°"' c.t .... n • .r ,.,._., tr..... ................... , I A big pretty tall •.. for I tnow his fate! _ How 1111DY mUe1 does the e1rtb go around ln a tte0nd? Someday he'll look -oh, so nice upon a dinner plate. . The Spaceship Earth spins like a top a n d circles the 31111 while swfrilng around a great omit through t h e Galaxy. What's more. our dizzy old spaceship performs speeds --and with slight tbelle curlyC'Ues at different speeds -and with slight vartatfom. For esample, it travels around the sun slightly faster in December than in -July. And the ground at the equator spins laster than It does at Eugene, Oregon. As the earth rotates, it also. revolves along its orbit around the sun. Its average orbital 11peed is 66,600 miles per hour -which is 1,110 miles per minute or 18Ya miles per se<ond. This opeed is the same at the equator 1 at the poles, at Eugene, Oregon a n d everywhere else oo earth. S·tudent.s Act Out Course of Justice our big round glo)le spins around its axis, a sort of line straight through the mid· die from pole to pote. This motion is called rotation and the average length of orie rota- tion 11 23 hours, 56 minutes ml 4.1198 -· Durtng this period of Ume, which is a While the Spaceship Earth spins on Its axis and orbits the sun , It also travel• with the Solar System on an enormous tour through the starry galaxy. The speed o( this grand tour Is 43,000 miles per hour -which Is almost 12 miles per second. At 1his speed, It lakes 200 million years IQ complete o n e enormous orbit through the Galaxy. calendar day, the big ball spins completely around once, like a too. It rotates altogether .. a aolld unit and, because _,,,... I ha •. ~e ""* ..... I .... 4MlilN llf""" of Its ...,. ..... ca s pe, s ~.. a..lchl ., Mtnll• tt ..11..-, °"'"' SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) - A group of Mh • grode student. has nm the gamut of judldal history by acting out the trial o( ~ates and pretending to J>e the California Supreme Court. "We discovered Ju 1 tic e meana di!lerent thlnp to dif. !ereol ~e," said Cindy Gray, one of the particlpanla. "Justice baa cbao(ed...,. the course of history." The students, -!ho capr1 Scbool 111 Campbell, -"• -··t spin -~·""" faster -· .,. " " w1111.,,..._,, ,. .... _.. .,_. , u~ IUVWN lf'Mt, fW ah ... tllfl1 than olhers. ,.. . staged their deruonatratlw The axis through the middle Wiien> II tbe old~ volcano? thl1 week before an audlence stays still whJle .the r~st of Volcanoes erupt, now and of 200 lduJts at a ~ the earth spmpol· s arount ~ t! then, and pile up great moun-~~!7'ton~ 8 Americanp eel a l Hence the two es a ta'ins or ashes and rocky lava . ends of the axis do not rotate. The y may be acUve fo.r ~ ~mm.It~ on Youth EdlJct. !'nm these t"• point.a, the · few thousand years or for tiOn for Citiumhlp. 'lbe clinic earth's surface bulges outward many mi 111 0 0 1 " years. was deslped to ... how lo • the, wide . flJlll!ll« •• The Finally they die down and !!l?al studies CID be made dlstaDce ·betWeell'llie bulging onlY. their mounlsins are lell more ioi.reetlng. ' "!1-andtbapolellamaiJ<, •. So •• r th. Id ~-'-• .. fl tn lier and smeller mG ~ • e o est _vo.,.-..m: -r'FACl'S AltE ~ ... s-1-o •ma 11 h mountains erupted In Matne ~...-circlt; of latitude. J: t ese and New Brunswick 3000 tmless they CIQ be,, Ollft-- Clreles make one rotaUon in million years 8go. Aboul 200 ceptualb:ed and applied, Wd about 24 hours -and the million years ago others M~ K. Walker, w b o big ones must spin laster than erupt; in lndii· and some the smaller """'· time later, volcanoes 'erupted JI" YOU STAND on the in New England. All these equator, the ground beneath have been quiet f!Jr ages and your !eel opln1 atound · st only their old rolcanlc moun--t 1 11111 inlleo per r-. teina are left. . . Hiring Gain coanllnats the prvcram !or thelchool. The yoanpters enacted the portion of Plato's "Crlto" dealing with Socrates' trial - but stopped short of bt.s death by hetnlock. Then they staged a mock trial before the state llujlreme Court on the t.ue ol wbelber the slate WU obllcalel lo pnMde adequate -llnaclng. Judgm<nt w•. deltned. · The -concluded with uie -reci1ID& ' • chant, "Searcbtng for justice year alter -year -May K happen here Uld now." Youth Pays Bitter Debt·· "TAMPA, n.. (APl -A Ludqtoa, Midi., youth aent the Tampa Clamber of Com· merce "5 to aetUe a stolen 1fapefrult debl "! WU ·lllm \'lsltllla With nve other boyl," Iha youth said In • letter -with a cbeck hm bll parmta. "We were low on funda lo pt back homo and .. toot ...,. cnpefrult tram an · orchard tbert in f1orida. ~. The boy ~ that two or lhHe dozen 'Bwck Hole' Reported • in SANTA CRUZ (AP) -Two teams of astronomers say they have found evidence ol a "blac_k hole" in space - the remnant of a collapsed star ,with a gravitational field so great that no light can escape from it. 11 the evidence is accepted as prod, It would be the first finding of an actual black hole. Until now, black holes have existed only in Uteory, and astronomers have been eager- ly bunting the first definite example ol one. A conclusive answer on the question would c o n ( i r m another piece or scientists' picttll"e ot. the universe and it.s origins. Using telescopes at the Lick Observatcry here, · the two University ol California ~ams arrived at their conclusions lndependenUy. &porting In the current i s s u e of Astrophysical Journal, t h e astronomers said they found the black hole in a double st.a!' system, Cf gnus X-t , more than 8,000 light yean away. , THE REPORTS h a v e generated excitement and the usual arguments in t h e as tr onomical commtmity ; whether or not black holes exist has been a matter o( great oootroveny. "It's the best. case that's been made ao far for a black bole, but still not conclusive,'' said Dr. Jerome Kristian of Ha I e Observatories. He descrtbel bknaelf as a n "ultraconservative" on the black hole i!slie. - Astronomers say a ·black hole is fonltd when a massive star dies by collapsing Into !bell. The resulting body. is infinitel y dense i t s n-olecules are packed in- credibly close together. So strong is its gravity that not ooly can no light escape from it -a 6tatl00le is invisible -but nearby matter is also sucked into It like a vacuum cleaner. In the Cygnus system. the suspected black hole is the companion of a very large bright star believed to be 3 times more massive than our swt. Astronomers of course cannot ue the black hole but deduce its existence by the effects it has on the motion of the bright s1ar. AT ISSUE In thl! case MIS whether the vi.stble star was really the giant body it ap- peared to be. Only H It oould be proven to be a truly massive star would it be reasonable to a s s u m e its . . Space partner is a· black hole . The two teams ~ astronomers calculated t~ brighlness, distance and sizC of the vistble star, and cori-ciirre<I -lllat ii Is big enough -- to be associated with a black hole. 1 One of the teams was le(I by Dr. Robert P. Kraft an~ Included Dr. Remington P.~. Stone and graduate students Jesse Bregman, Denni Ii Butler, Edward Kemper ancl Alan Koski. The other lncludeS Stone and Drs. Bruce Margojl and Stuart Bowyer. Another characteristic of blade b o l e s is that .• u they suck in nearby matl!lt, X-rays are emitte ,~. Reseal<hen bave found !lift there are indeed X • r ~'Y emissions from Cygnus X·l, although not everyone agrees about the source of the radia- tion. Jn addltloo to belag a lamlly hm lealm1!, THE QU12 II an late&raJ port of Ille tn.cilll.,.... ....,. program pre- seated In 0ru1e Coast ana ocbooll u a pohUc Hnie< by Ille Dally Ptlol. • ~corldscope (10......,. for fllClt qu 1llm111.-.d ~coi-~-.1 1 Congress voted . to override President Nixon's veto of the bill restricting presi- dential warmaking powers. True or False? 2 Senate Interior Committee Chairman . .. ? .. has played a big part in writing emergency energy legislatioii. a-Henry Jackson b-Walter Mondale c-William Fulbright 3 Congress (CHOOSE · ONE: approved, rejected) authorization ·for the Alaska pipeline. 4 The U.S. and .. ? .• resumed diplomatic relations, severed slnce 1967. 5 The .• ? •. government declared a state of emergency to deal with a major economic crisis. a· French b-ltalian C·British e (IDpoinlsN,.....,-,111a-Int11o-) ' . .•' I helped arrange the six-point peace agree- ment signed by Egypt and Israel. from the Middle East, I went on to lhe People's Repub- lic of China. I am the head of the State De· partment. Who am I? .. match-Nords ~ (4potnllto. ___ , 1 ..... watt 2 ..... gram 3 ..... li1ht·year 4 ..... second s ..... liter •·unit of distance IJ.unit of time c·unit of volume d·unit of power e.'unit of mass and weight • news picture (10 ..... ff,.. -1111 .-cornctfy) ~ A number of states reduced their highway speed limits to • 50 miles per hour, in line with President Nixon's energy : conservation recommendations. Who is President Nixon's energy adviser? ' 1 sport light (2Poinlllor _q_ a.......r-u,1 1 The game of basketball, first played with peach basi<ets in 1891, originated in .• ? .. a-the United States b·Australia c-France 2 Winner of the Cy Young Pitcher of the Year award in the American League is •• ? .• a-Nolan Ryan b·Jim "Catfish" Hunter c-Jim Palmer 3 Ice hockey skates have thinner blades than skates used in figure skating. True or False? -· - . ' " " 4 Longtime Baltimore Colt great, quarterbac~ (CHOOSE ' ·:. _ONE: Johnny Unit.ls, G_eorge,Blanda), has been relegaled to the taxi squad of the San Diego Chargers. , 5 In five sets. Rumanian slar (CHOOSE ONE: !lie Nastase. Jan Kodes} defeated Stan Smith in the French indoor tennis t6ixnament. roundtable ,..., .... _, ....... , Should public employes be allowed to strike? Why or why notr • . , ' ' Here the spinning speed t.s •About 60 million y<ars ago about IOI yards per oeoond. oeveral volcanoes erupted tn From the equator, the two the l,ledlterranean region. In beml1pherel curve toward the Itoly, Mount Vesuvlu. ts sUll poie1, tba 1plnnin& clrcles ol mtlw. So Is MQUDt Etna la-ret smaller and their on the Island of Sicily. These rotaUon 1 peed decreases. are among the world's oldest Latitude IO degrees runs acttve volcaooes on the dry acNil IOUthern Tesu. There land. ff-...-, there a re tba .,rfllce of the earth sptna many volcaooes under water, around at obout l.lt yards deop down on the !loor ol SAN B!:llNAIU>INO (UPI) -A report lo the Sin Bemanllno -of Educa-Uoo meals minority repreaontatton m lacultlea In the cll)I -la la up, and hll lr....aed but la ott1l below the ratio o! rrun..11)1 ltudeotl. Slnce 1970, mlDorlty repre1 en- tatloo on the faculllet bu -4.• pen:olll -.. , percent more b la ct m. S!Tucton and lS percent more Mexican-Americans. ti bad been pilfered. 'IOU• ICOlll: tl I0100 potnll-TOP tCOllll 11 to to poinll -ucoltoot. 71toIOpoiftla-Good.fl10 70 polnll -rat. mentlonlng exactly 1119· 73 • vte, Inc.. 11-Wilcontln per oeconcl. the ,.., .. ' wller< er -the raid took ._ ________________________________ _. ~ be Mked, "Pleue r.qtve ... of tbll ........ I am --1t1me money 1o pq tor Iha cnpefrulL" ~·1 !q·t !•·t 1 .. , :p-1 :so•OMH:)lVW 4tlo1t•!)• "'"'H ..... $ •• "''•'J,tS 13WVNSMJN JIU•S !W\JUn 'LMllfOf"-Y !p.Neb IOJ ~·t l•lllAIJ·t !ptAOJdlf•·t l•·l !tru1•f 1JdC>:>S01¥0M "'1PN I "'"i~ >z !I-\ 'iH,nlHOdS • ,,.., "~·r :1'dn1:>1•sMtN.• ' • • 8 OAILV PILOT Satutday, Novtmbtr 24, 1973 .,,=-:;:=::;::::::::::::-:~~~=--~..--~~~~-. 500 Y0t1tla Pulpit & Pew Baptist Meeting Attended by 1,800 · ,. B.aptbt , and in your spirit, which are God 's''. l Corlnthlaru 6:20. Congregational Community Cbu.rcb, Congegational, 611 Heliotrope Ave., COrona del iiar: church school and service at 10 a.m.; sermon: "When Walls Fall Down" by the Rev. Dr. Philip G. Murray;,nursery care pro- vided. . First Baptist Church, 24521 l\Ioulton Parkway, Laguna liills; service at 10:45 a.m.: sermon : ''A Cise for the Bible" by th< Rev. James E. Vander Weken, Jr.; this \\'ill be the final Sunday ror Mr. Vander Weken who is resigning; special recognition will be given during the coffee hour which follo\\'S t h e service; chancel choir will 8in g "Gather the Harvest." N e I ghborbood Congrega· tlonal Cbur<b, Uniled Church ; 'Fountain Valley B 8 pt is t of Christ. St. Ann's and Glen· neyre, La~una Beach; 30th an- . .,.,Cburcb meets at the Com-niversary service at 10 a.m.: " munit y Center. 10200 Slater the Rev. Dr. Nelson Dreier, •Ave., Fountain Valley; church guest preacher; the Rev. John school at 9:45 a.m.; service M. Reynolds, min ister, of· Eiclating; ministers serving at 10:45 a.m.; s er m 0 n : the congregation since its .'"Visitor From Outer Space" founding have been the Rev. .by the Rev . Eugene K. Stroh ; Richard Morgan, 1943-45; the . ·youth group me€ts ·at 5:45 Rev. Philip E. Gregory, 1945- p.m.; evening service at 7. 56; and the Rev. Ellsworth ~··· L. Richardson, 1956-71: coffee • , I.lour to follow the se rvice. · Fairview Baptist Church , ,._,.,... ', 2525 Fairview Road , Costa '-'1'1esa; service at 10 a.m.: ' 1sermon: "A Faith That Can " t:hange Your Life" by llichard 't>''W. Doss, minister. q•, ,. " ... , ~c1a .. 11i1a11_ ,,.., Harbor Christian Church, 12401 Irvine Ave., Newport ' , ,peach; ch~rch school ~at 9:30 SS.m.; sei:Yt~ at 10:4a a._m.: 3Jermon: Guilty of Breaking, :t;"'tnd Entering" by G e n e ~~wanson, pastor, ... , Jemlsla Temple Beth David of Orange County will conduct its SaJ>. bath services on Friday at 8: 15 p.m. at the Temple located-· at 6100 · Hefley St., \Vesbninster. Congregation will honor the Bar Mitzvab of Jeffrey Jordan; services conducted by Rabbi Henri E. Front and Cantor Harry Newman: adult choir t o participate; Oneg Sh ab bat following the services hosted by ~1r. and J\.frs. Peter Jordan in honor of their mn. t.1arbtia11 Scie11ce $£~: Christian Science thurches, ~t Cbarch of Christ, Scitn· f:!~: 2880 Mesa Verde Drive. Temple Bat Yahm o I W.Osta Mesa, services at 11 Newport Beach will hold Sa}). ?:\.m. and church school at bath services Friday at 8: 15 ;-:t:tS a.m.: First Church of p.m. at the Newport Harbor t :,S:hrtst, Scientist, 8th and · Zonia Club, 2101 15th St., ~J)live, Huntington Be a c h . Newport Beach; Dr. Harry ~~rvices and church school aJ Sherer. rabbi , will officiate ; j~:30 and 11 a.m.; First Cbur~h an Oneg Shabbat \!.'ill foJIO\I.'; ~f Christ, Scientist, 3303 Via installation of offi cers will be ~l-ido, Newport Beach, services held. • nd church school at 9 and services; sennon by Roger J. Berg. Pu tor Reciee.,.r Lutloeru Cbri, 16351 Springdale St., Hun· tlngton Beach; church scllool at 9:SQ a,m.: serYices at 8: 15 and 10:45 a.m.; sermon: "lt'1 Wise ttf Prepare11 by the Rev. Eugene Schramm. · Priiice of Peace Lutheran Cburcb. 2987 Mesa Verde Drive, Cost& Mesa : sen'ices at 8 and 11 a.m.; church school for all ages al 9:30 a.m.: sermon: "Tithing: A Task or a Testimony" by the Rev. Andretv C. Anderson. Evening service at 7; mid·week Bible study and prayer se rvice on Wednesdays at 7:30 pm .. Methodist First United 1\1 e t b o d l s t Church, 2721 17th St., Hun· tington Beach ; services at 9: 15 and 10:30 a.m.; sermon in preparation for ChristmaS- se ason, fir st in series entitl~d : "Spokesman tor GOO" by the Rev. Edward C. Erny: annual bazaar conducted by the United Metodist \Vo men scheduled for Dec. 1. Unlversrty United Methodist Church, 18422 .CUiver Drive, Irvine ; church school and services at 9 and 10:30 a.m.: seMllQn: "Johnny, Be a Normal Boy" by the Rev. Ron Allison, minister. · Mesa Verde United l\tethodist Chircb, 1701 Baker St., O:>sta Mesa; service at 9:30 a m.; sermon: "Tile Best Things in Life Can't Be Rationed by the · Rev. Dr. Lothair B. Green: church school and m~sery, held at the same hour. Christ Church by the Sea, United Methodls~ 1400 IV. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach; church school and service at 9 :30 a .m-; se.r.m.o.n : a.m.; sermon: "Powtr and Llghl" by Ford R. Miller, minister; Cherub Oiolr will go en a llol dlrip 'l\leSday to entertain at convaleecenr homes. Cherub Choir, under. the dlrecticn of Carol Miller, meets every Tuesday at 4 p.m. Pre•b11t«!rla11 St. Andrew 's Prtsbyttrian Church, 600 St. Andrew's Rd .. Newport Beach ; services at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; sermon : The Voice of an Angel" bY_r the Rev. Jack Thomas. and service at 11 a.m.: sermon: "Do You Woo Old Age?" by the Rev. Eleanor C. Jackson; coffee hou.r foll ows serv ice. I Finl Cb....,~ ol )l<Uglous• Science of l'lewport @each · nieets at Corona del Mar High Si:hool, 2101 Easlbluff Drive, Newport Beach: church school and service at 10:30 a.m.; sermon: "Help Others as You Help Yourself" by the Rev. Albert Burke, minister. l(111tarla11 u·. t t a r l • D Unlversallst St. J\f ark Presbyterlan Church, 1259 Victoria St., Church, 2100 Mar Vista, Ne\V· Costa Mesa: Churdl school port Beach; church school at tnU'sery· through high school, 9:30 a.m.; service at 9:30 · t 10 30 a.rn.; sermon: "I Can Do It at 10:30 a.m.; service a : Myself" by the Rev. Robert a.m.; sennon: "American Li~ Parry, chaplain at Hoag Mem-erty and National Policy" by orial Hospital-Presbyterian; the Rev. Robert Jordan Ross. Tom Gielow, assisting elder; 1• nursery care provided. Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa; church school and services at 8:30 and 10 a,m.; nursery care provided ; 1974 pledges to be received on thi s "Dedication Sunday.": sermon: "How Much More" by Pastor Bruce A. Kurrie; the Li vely Set Choir will sing at both services. ReHgious Science t:hurch of Religio.us Science, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach; junior church for all ages through high school at 9 a.m.; services at 9 and 11 a.m.: sennon: "Ho; to Stay Out of Trouble" by the Rev. Dr. Henry Gerhard; child care available. Other De11omb1atlo11s Mesa Bible Chapel. 1734 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa ; "His Kids" choir and band will present evening of music at 7; Pastor Robert Jacobs will officiate ; youth service on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.; singer.musician Sue Balliet will be featured . Grace Bible Church meets at the AmeriCflJl Legion Hall, 565 W. 18th St.. Costa ,Mesa: Bible school for all ages at 9:30 a.m.; service at 10 a.m.; sermon : "Thanksgiving:· A Joyous Imperatjve"· by the Rev. Thomas Tyree; child care available: hour of praisti'. at 7 p.m.: Pastor Tyree will speak on "Gratitude for Grace.": for information on home Bible studies and the pastor 's tape library, call 552- 0092 or 548-5927. Nearly SOO youth joined the 1,300 delegates and visitors attending the f®rth annual convention of the American Baptist churches in the Pa- cific Southwest meeting at the Riviera Hotel in Palm Springs. St.:Paul's To Conduct Mission An all·daY program was set for these representatives of Baptist Yo u t b Fellowship grou ps from lhroughoul lbe region (Arizona, So~ Calli., Ba· ja Calif., and Hawaii): A fiesta at Ruth Hardy Park at noon Saturday was a com· bined youth-adult activity. The Fiesta celebrated 50 years of Hispanic ministries in the region. Dr. David Luna now directs the Hispanic work ln 65 congregations. LESLIE T.U1BL~I, retired Los Angeles banker. was ''Lile in the Spirit" will be elected president lot the explored in a teaching mission regional convention for 1974, at St. Paul's E p i s c op a I Since. his retirement after 43 Church, 1221 Wass St., S.E.. years Y:ith Union Bank , Tustin on Sunday, Monday and Tamblyn has served · as a ron- Tuesda y. sultant to the Los Angeles The three day event ~·ill Baptist City ~fission Societ v. be led by the Rev. Robert He is a member of Temple H. Ha~'Jl, executive secretary Bapitst Church, Los Angeles. of the Epi,scopal Charismatic A goal of Sl,325,000 for world Fellowship. missions was adopted by the The mission will begin with convention for the comin;c Father Hawn's sermoo as year. This is an increase of guest preacher at St. Paul's $35,000 over the present g;oal, 10 a.m. Family Eucharist, according to the Rev . Willla1n continuing with e v e n i n g Bowman. minister of the sessions ·on Sunday, Monday, Di vision of World ~fission Sup- and Tuesday evenings at 7:30 port for the region. The region p.m. Nursery care will be pro-has raised more than· $1 vided at all sessions. mlllio.n already this year for TO SPEAK SUNDAY Dr. Jock McAlllltr McAlister To Address Assembly Dr. Jack McAlisler, founder· president of \Vorld Llterature Crusade, 27-year"ld North Hollywood-based organization. speaks Sunday at 6 p.m. in First Assem bly of God Church, 144 Santa Clara St., Santa Ana, armounced the Rev. SyvelJe . .PJUlipps, pastor. Dr. A1cAlister has travelled extensively around the world over the past quarleL Qf a century. noted ?\tr. Philip~, and Is considered an authority on printed page evangelism . His organization conducts free literature distribution in 210 countries, \vith the cooperation tif 415 denominations. Holding a B.S. ~ee from mission, Bowman reported. the University or Utah and ' Two "statements of con· a Master of Dinit;v degree cem" \Vere presented to the from Church Divinity School · assembly for action at the of the Pacific in Berkeley, Saturday morning businesso---------- Father Hawn is Also a 26 !JIBSion .• Rev. a n d Mrs. year veteran of the U.S. Vladimir Husaruk , ~'ho have Army. He has seen duty as just returned from the Soviet both a line officer in World Union . asked the eonvention War II and Korea a.nd as to protest to the Sovtet a chaplain in Vietnam. Ambassador in \Vashington HE HAS served Episcopal D.C., the "inhuman actions" churches in Texas and Hawaii of the Soviet l?Ovemment in prior to his e~ction as ex· imprisoning Christians in ecutive secretary of t h e Russia . Episcopal Char is in at ic Fellowship, a body composed of over 300 clergy and nearly 2,100 laity devoted toward spiritual renewal within the Anglican comffiunion . Father Hawn will meet with clergy of all denominatiOn s in a special luncheon ·session on iionday at 12:30 p.m. In St. Paul's Parish House. Advance reservations are re· quested.- ACCORDil'IG TO Husaruk. there are about 200 Baptists in SQviet prison camps in· eluding 50 "'·omen. DID YOU KNOW THAT A 1974 DODGE DART SPORT IS PRICED $146 LESS* THAN A VW SUPER-BEETLE 1 See y~r aee r LOS ANSELES OIANGE CUINTIES •E IULEll 811EI THAY ;.:-.0:30 a.m·.; Second Church of ?airtst, Scientist, 3100 Pacific °!View Drive, Corona det Mar, Iiervices and church school at ~10 a.m.; Wednesday testimony .jneetings at 8 p.m. at all ~ur churches. Sermon "Sop! ~d Body" at all churches; :;.,jclorify God in your body. L111l1ern11 ~ "Call{omia Gold Rush,, 1973" by the Rev. Robert B. First Church of Religious Science of San Clemente meets in the ?\1asonic Temple, 3011 S. El Camino Real ; service at 11 a.m.; sermon : ''Fascination With the .. Universe:.' .. by the .Re.v. •. Le&ie S. Harrold; healing service on .Tuesdays at 7 p.m.; . SCience of Mind · classes on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. · Newport Unity t enter, 15th Street and Irv_ine_ Avenue. Senior · Citizens' B 1 d g .• Newport Beach; church school at 9 a.m.; service at 10 a.m .; sermon : "What Unity Can Do For You" by the Rev. Jim Wiles of Costa Mesa, guest s~aker;. special soloist Joan Ash Will sing 0 Bless This House ." Following the Tu e.s d a y sess ion there will be a closing celebratiOn of the H o I y Eucharist. For further in·. ·formation, contact teaching mission coordinator, Dr. Dale E. Firestone, 838-7334 or 544-1028, .. or St. Pa u I 's Church,. 544---3141. The Rev. Emory Campbell. pastor of First Baptist Church Fullerton. presented a state- ment relating to the planned consolidation of the two cam- puses of the American Baptist Seminary of the West into one new schoo.t. The Covina campuS is-to ·be movea -to the Berkeley facility following Board of Truste€ a c t I o n earlier this month, ~11 said. He catted 'On • t he a<sembly to suppor( the new school and IA> ........ Iha!' ii maintains its preieit "eVlll- gelical confessional stance." "" J -I ' .. Ne\\'J)Ort Harbor Lutheran Church, 793 Dover Drive, Newport B e a c h ; Christian education hour at 9:15 a.m.; services at 8 and..J,HO a.m.: child care available at all Sh<pard, Jr. ' I Finl U n 11 e d Methodist Church, 18'l25 Bushard St., Fountain Valley; church school and service at 9:30 Newport Harbor Church of Religious Science, 541 Center St., C.Osta Mesa ; churcQ school , ORANGE COAST CHURC-H DIRECTORY . . . ' HARBj)R ASS.EMBLY OF GO_D 740 W. Wil son, Costa Mesa 541-4704 Y. L. HllTWECI, Pa1tor GALEN ll. HEltTWECIC HAltVEY MrT(HELL Anoc~tt P•slor Ml11lnsl1r of Musk -SUNDAY SllYICIS - c 9:45 A.M.-$1n1doy School 10:50 A.M.-"THE GOD WE SllVE" SerM01t by Pa5tor 7:00 P.M.-G11•1t SpHk•r Col. Jim Price COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ,.,.School -Kin""''""' -Eltmnll•" -Cl'llld C•rt · ]Ve1vport-Mesa Christian Center 148 TWENTY-SECOND STREET COSTA MESA, CAL IFORNIA 645-6620 JOIN US THIS SUNDAY . 8:30 & 11 :00 A.M. WORSHIP "THE CHRISTIAN HUSBAND" Dr. George 0 . Wood, Pastor 9:45 A.M. Christian Education Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Rev. Howard Folty, Director of Teen Talent For All Of Europe " ... . .. . 6:00 P·M'!· Evening Worship Guest Speaker Dr. Vernon Grose, V.P. of Tustin Institute of Technology Communion Service ~outl1 Co1~r'5ational Church ef JVcwvort Harlior A'OUL.,..-.IJtl-STUDT 9:0f A.M. WOUHIP 6 CHUltCH SCHOOL -111 .. A.M. SUNO.t.Y · ~ YOUTH allLI! STUDY-7 l'.M. ~~~~--~~~~~ ..,,.._ 1'e IMtf Wittll M•" ,_.., htl• A. U1t4IMll . JW 1rM4 St., .N.-,.rt .._. -642·2740 CtfAPLAIN JOHN A. LlfrU>VAl.'t.-P,-STOA Nf1f ,a.ualt e. Tttt•Y LINOVALL-AS&OC,IATE PASTORS CENTRAL BJBLE CHURCH 23rd StrHt 1t OrN>g•, Cost• Mesa -541-5303 Pcrstor: R•bert M. lfftstJ• Yowttl Pcm.r -Fn4 Mortl• Mort1lltf Worsllllp-.10:30 a..m. -SlllHMJ Scffol t ...... S•IHloy r ..... i .. Won•lp-7:00 p.111.-r,..,.,. ........ WH.·1:00 , ..... CHURCH OF GOD 426 11th St., Huntington Beach -548-8529 SuHoy Sdiool 10 •·"'· -WeFllllp 11 :15 •·•· S•11. en. wonlllp 1 p.ni. -Fa.Hy efte WM., 7 P••· Rew-. A. C. Shin, hitor CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES lllANCHIS OF THE MOTHER CHURCH THI FIRST CHURCH Of CHllST, SCIENTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSms "SOUL ANO BODY" NOVEMBER 25, 1973 Cost• Me"sa-First Ch1.1rch of Christ, Scientist 2110 ..._ Y ... Dr., Com Mno S..., klleol -9:15 A.M. a.rdt s.r.lce -11.:00 A.M. ............ 2150 ,. ... , .... Dr. Huntington Beocl>-Flrst Church oi ChrIJt, Scientist lttl • Oii-. H•lltl..,.. lffch S"'9y Schol -9:10 & 11 :OD A.M. CMrdt -t:JO & 11 :00 A.M. 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B I ., School Prayer Amendment ' Before Senate Committee By LOUIS CASSELS United Pre11 lnternatlonal: The cat With nine llve!I is 1 perbhable beast compared to the school prayer an1e~· ment. Year after year, Congress shunts It aside or votes it down. But It's always back the 11e.1t year. Its latut reincarnation Is now the subject of hearings by a Senate Subcommittee on C o nstltutlonal Amendments headed by Sen. Birch Bayh, (D-Ind). Several versions of the pro- posed amendment are before the committee. All would authorize "voluntary''~· or '1non-deno1ninational '' prayer in public schools, under of- Ciclal auspices , conducted or supervised by teachers. A MUSCULAR LOBBY, led by the Rev. Robert G. Howes, a Roman catho1ic priest, and including members or many denomi nations, ls whipping up support for the amendment by auggesting t h a t con· gressmen who vote against It may be accused ln their home dlstricts of being op- posed to prayer. No con- gressman wants to be depicted as belng agalnst h o m e , mother, or prayer. People who regard the present first am 1?ndme nt guarantee of religious freedom as o.ne of history's greatest DID YOU KNOW THAT A 1974 DODGE DART SPORT IS PRICED $146 LESS* THAN A bulwark> ol human liberty are now belatedly girding for bat· lie against this pertnn!aJ at- tempt to rewrite the con- stitution. Americans United f o r Separation of Qiurch and State recently tired a reSOtm- ding blast at the proposed amendment, declaring It to be unnecessary, dangerous, and Inimical to true religJon. U the amendment'• sole Oergymen Rap Sunday Drive Bid JACKSONV ILLE, Fla. (AP) -Clergymen here say there are better ways ol. combating the energy shortage than forbidding Sunday .driving, a move that would llmlt church attendance. "God has to come first," said the Rev. Leon Ellis of the-Southside Estates Church of God. "Ir we've not rorsaken God, we've certainly Ignored Him, and now we are paying some of the penalty." There are no cu rren t government plans to ban Sun- day driving, although an order forbiddlng service stations from being open on Sunday is considered likely ln the fight against the energy crisis. The Rev. Jack J. Olrulbeer of University Baptist Olurch predicted a ban on Sunday driv ing 'A'ould touch off a Christian uprising. "Even people who are only nominally involved in Chris- tian y,·ork would say that's going too far," Dinsbeer said . "Let's shut down movies or the liquor industry. Or let's ban driving late at night or on Saturday and Monday." purpose is to permit 0 volun- tary'' prayer In publlc schools Americans United said, It Is UMecessary, because t h e supreme Court has never placed any restriction whatever on voluntary private prayer m public schools . or anywhere else. THE SUPREME COURT'S, 'prayer• rulings of 1962 and 1963 outlawed only government spons ored , g overnment regimented, g o v er n m e n t concocted. prayer.. '111e right to volun- tary prayer wu properly left inviolate and sacred." FINAL LECTUR! Dr. S.mton H. Levey Dr. Leevey To Lecture At Cal State But even lf no constitutional amendment Js needed to restore voluntary prayer to public schools, could i t possibly do any harm to authorize school teachers to lead their classes ln "non-denominational" prayers at ''The Voice of the Prophet the start of each day? in Hebrew Law" will be the Yes, says Americans United. subject o1 the final lecture lt could do incalculable harm. of the semester in Fullerton's "If sUch an amendmenJ... Goldstein lemorial Lecture were p a s s e d , govemmt!!lt Series. agencies a n d bureaucrats Dr Sa H • --·" be 'the . . mson . ~••Y, P"" wuwu e1 r concoctmg lessor of Rabbinlcs and Jewish prayers or judging which religious thought and dlrector prayers are suitable for public o'f the school of Graduate school use an~ which are not. studies a_t Htbrew Union "Such govenunent meddling College -Jewish Institute of with religion would inevitably Religion in Los Angeles, will debase and degrade genuine deliverl lie -talk on December prayer, reducing tt to a mean-3 in Room 42 or the Engineer- ingless, watered-down, lowest-ing Building. The public ls common-denominator of na-invited to the lecture, scheduJ- tlonat folk religion. ed at 4 p.m. , at no charge. Rabbi Levey, a graduate of "IT ALSO WOULD seriously the Illinois In!l.ltute o f strain interfaith relations, and Technology with a doctorate severely limit the religious rrom the University of freedom of children · to Southern California, has been participate only in kinds of at Hebrew Union College since prayer that are compatible l955. with the teachings of th eir1;:::========= home, church or synagogue."• • Dr.Bach ToP1·esent Seminar Dr. Marcus Bach -In. ternatlonally a c c I a I m e d rellgiom researcher, author and lecturer -will present an all-day (9 a.m. lo 4:!0 p.m.'1-.aemlnar workshop on "The Toial Health of the Total Penon11 at the Owrch ol Religious Science In Llg\Dll Beach Dec. I. 'l11e seminar wlll b • preceded by a public lecture on "What's Right with the World" at 7:30 p.m. November 30. Dr. B8ch's background has prepared him for a new con- tribution to the Ille of our time. He has wrltten widely In the inspirational field for people ol all faiths around the world. "Who's Who in America" ca r ries hl! biographical sketch and "Who Knows -And What" liJts him as America's foremos-t authority on contemporary 1'1:ligious movements a n d ailatyst of the Ameriacn scene. Dr. Bach holds a Ph.D. in religious research from ' the University of Iowa and four bonorary degrees. He has written 20 books, interviewed leaders among many cultures, and has served as a specialist for the Department of State throughout Asia. In Dr. Bach's researeh of at least 45 r eligious movements, he bas probed the impact of religion in the Soviet Union tnvesUgated. VOQdooism on the island d Haitf, lived with ··-the Maya-Quiches in Guatemala, and studied the psychic healers of t h e Philipines and th e acupuncturists in Japan and Taiwan. 5 tfours ·TO ADDRESS RALLY Dr, Qsw1ld Hollm1n Lutherans To Hold Radio Rally A po s t -Thanksgiving celebration, "Bringing Christ to the Nations'' 'Ai ll be held Swlday at 3 p.m. at the Los Angeles Sports Arena . Heralded 8-' a Southland Lutheran event, it w i 11 recogn1ze the means of radio broadcasting as a way of reaching the world with the gospel. The rally -featuring the speaker or "The Lutheran Hour,'' the Rev. Dr. Oswald C.J. Hoffman, is sponsored by Lutherans of all three 'major Lutheran bodies, the .A.merican Lutheran C h u r c h , The Lutheran Church in America, and the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. btr 24, 1973 DAILY PILOT Starts 1tlonda11 I Seniinar Slated ( ' On 'Total Life' A seminar on enhancing the quality of life -In marriage and family, on the job, and Jn the community -wilJ be presented from 3-10 p.m .. Monday through Thursday at 1440 Sta te O>llege Blvd .. Building 6, Room E, in Anaheim. The "Total Life" seminar by Dr. Jan Ltntho.rst will con· elude with a luncheon session at noon on Friday. A marriage, family and child counselor. and associate director a n d director or training for the Christian Counseling Service, Inc. in Garden Grove, Dr. Llnthorst will provide p91ctical in- dividual ste1>3 il(Jearnlng "to set large enough goals; to improve marital and parental relationships; to organize time efCectively and profitably; to build a more solid financial base; to relinquish gracefully and freely whatever false assumptions a r e presently blocking the full enjoyment of whQ!tsome living; to do all those things in one's life which tend to enrich human experience." According to Dr. Linthorst. the "Tctal Life" seminar will suggest ways fer solving pro~ lems in creative, beneficial ways. When a person con.suits a psychologist ror his pro,blem or seeks help £or an overall Improvement of his lire, the psychologist usually helps·this · perM>n to understand himself better and to attain a different outlook OJ1 life. DR . UNTHORST finds that JACIC McALI STl!I OSWALD J. SMITH llLLY GRAHAM such an approach sometimes is not getting at the nltty·grit· ty. His approach ls not so much concerned with the person's feelings, but with the financia l situation, debts and income, performance on the job, and success as a husband or "·ire. father or mother. 'These figures and performan· ces reOect a person's attitude. lmprovements of the quality of lire 1>egin on that leval. The "Total Ufe" seminar examines and pr es c r I be s specific, day by day, re· quirements for Improvement. After research and testing of many ruccessful business mer. and women, Dr. Linthorst has been able to isolate principles which go to make up a con· tinually improving lifestyle - on the job and in the home. "This 'Total Life' cohrse will be a working. participating seminar, not just a listeninl experience." Dr. Lint.horst came to tht Garden G r o v e counselint center in January of 1972. Tht ChristiM Counseling Service is located at the Garden Grov, Conununity Church. He ha: been certified as a pasti>ra counselor by the Amer1ca1 Foundation of Rella:ion an · Psychiatry, New York, ant received his master's degrP · all". tf')Ctorate from Andove Ne~ ~1-~eal_School. VW SUPER-BEETLE? Stt your••• Lii ANCELfl DIANCE COINTIEI DOICE DEALfRI __ IJOIAY~- One Catholic Church in Jacksonsville said it was con- sidering Saturday masses as one alternative. Worst of all, Americans Uni ted aays, the proposed prayer · amendment w o u I d "make gove rnmen t bureaucrats into a strange new official priesthood, the sort ol thing our founding fathers drew up the blll of rights to prohibit." 't t -f"imaven flemorial park Tht Soldh/atfs Most IUll#li/llJ MnoorWI MAUSOl.fUM • COl.UM&AllUM •. Cf.MITllT How does Christian Science heal? l isten to firsthand ex- periences. This week's program: "It's Your Right To Progress" 7:00 A.M.-llFl-640-LA. 1:45 A.M-.-11Mrc:11o-LA 7:15 A.M.-KOCM·FM- tOJ.11-N.I. Ne ....... 25, tt7J WOi'ld Evangelism Special Tues. Nov.27 5pm to 10pm Channel 9 ""'·T• TlDD SMITH AL KUHHLE ~:Elm;:~n~!.~:.~P0r~P On Falrtlie1JJ AO<!I .. • 5!8·ll91 11\UTH HHllS . Worfd µtntu,. Cru11de presents 1 unlqu1 tllrti15on documentation of 1yst.m1tlc C1V1n1elism to every home In nations wht,. one third of th• worlds PIOpl• llw. With 415 denominations COOP1t1t1na World Utlf'ltuf'I Crvudt cond.Kts lilVltura distribution In 210 cguntrlts. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY ':I r;;;;;~~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;~1~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;~~A~Cor~d~i•~I ~w~.1~co;m.~fro~m=;;;;;;;;;;fp~RE~~S;B.~Y;T~ER;;l~A~N~C~H~U~R~C~H~E~S~,· :.1 .J.larlor C~riJlian C.~urt.:~ "j.: 'w!~.i;' THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OP NIWPOtT llACH -IDhclpl .. I LUTHERAN CHURCH 240t 1..i .. ., s-r• '""' llEWPOl!1' HARBOR OF THE MASTER Sunday School · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 9:30 A.M. l.UTl-ERAN CH.RCH 2900 P1ciflc Viow Dr. Morning Wor ship · · · · · · · · · · · · · 10 :45 A.M. 798 Dovor Dr., LI 1-3631 Coron• dol Mu BUILDING DEDICATION SERVICE 3 P.M. N1wporl Buch .... "'•••-o. l'nlo""'- NEWPORT CENTER Wlfllllp 9:00 A.M. AT IU_,.__ 11:11 A.M. •It. MkNll't ......... c..... ............ '-tfk: YllW Dr .. c:-..... ...... : 671.0910 N•,_., ' ....,...,,... Pf'IYkle4 ,_., Phone: 642-2725 Roger J, .. ,.. Pattor lv!MDr Sdllot c1".--.11 ""' Coita M,,, H11ntln9ton leach FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. ll6·l5l7 S1rvic11 -91 I 5 • I O:JO Nu!'Mry Cir• AU Momlnl Ch1,1r ch School -9: 15 Minister : Rev. Gene R. Swanson E•rlv Worst.Ip 1:00 o.m. t11s" 11111 A..M. FIRST UNITED ~======~==~============;11 Chrlttl•n E411c1tlon t :IS •. m. "'!~"'!" c:-:::: :::,·""' METHODIST CHURCH hstlv• Wer1hlp IO:JO "·"'· ,._ "44-2"4 19th St. & H1,\,or ll'ld. ll\~N~u~r~B<~"1/~C~a~r~e~A~va~ila~bl<~~~~~~~~~~~~~[/I w-...,_ THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH rr-TW-., WILCOME -cto ... t·1:..~.1~.t..MA.M. H11Atiifhn l•1ch -North COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Hall A••· 142.+46 I • W•lcornea_Y_o_u_.___ iititl-.. -...::•:::.,:::''-'w"'.-''"=:":::''-"-"''"'''-' _ ·-----Co1te M111 Norih IT.JAMU.JIOtYlo Liff, N...,...._, CHRIST LUTHE RAN CHURCH. MESA VERDE 7:JO A.M.-Hety IKIHlrtst Mlue11rl Sr"od METHODIST CHURCH t :OO. 11 :00 .A .M.--faMlly w.n111p 760 Ylcterle St, c.-. ..... M.,. v.rc1. ' ••k•r St. A...,_.. H•tv" l1clMlrht Letllw Y. TM99W, p_., 549-2719 ... Merai .. Pftyer 141-MM Worthip I Ch11rch Schoel TUllDAY-10100 A.M.-Holy lnllerht.... Wtr\ltfll hnkell 1111 :..J~ :=-(llUt ,, •... r" ...... 1 ••• A.M. 9:10 A.M. . """" .. of ·-10145 A.M.-r,.,..-Fltle ... lp C....,... ll•tsfwf SdtHI -140""" N•,....., Prttltl-4 at Sultday A T»Mday Sentcn WIDNllDAY-1:00 P.M. "°r.!! I r..too n. a.r. J• P.,...., 11, lector-,..._: 17Ml10 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave .. C.M. S11ncl1v• 1:00 I 10:00 Ch11rch School-9115 Mhl•W ... Stnlut -""· • 6:30 P.M . Den. -10:00 A.M. "· Hi-..rd Mett Certwrit•t, View -Phetle 14,..UJ7 . GLORIA DEi LUTHERAN CHURCH JHl1 STONIHILL Dl. DANA POINT DONAL.I P. IANQON, PAITOI WOUHIP-1:30 • 11100 SI-t .45 fo•itf•ln. v.n.v FIRST UNITED METHODIST C,HURCH . 11225 l111h1N 962·219l Wol'lhll' & Chu rch Scheol t :lO A.M. Mi11T1t1r Ferd R. Mfll er Worship -f & I01JO Ch11rch School -9 I 10 :10 lrvlPll -Ee1t Bluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH 133-12)] 11422 C11lv•r Ro•d •t U"lvanltv Oflvt Word1lp & Ch11rch School 9 & IO:JO A.M. L•1_un1 l1•ch METHODIST CHURCH 216l2 w •• 1.,. DrlY• W. SOultl L1111111 Worst.Ir •• ~ Ch11rch Schoo -I 0 A.M. 4tf.JOlt n. .. P. w__,, Mllhtlr Saint M~hael And All Angels Episcapal Church 49)0 3414 493.C07J CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SIA .... · JISJ hctflc ~ DrM, C..... ... M• ,...,....100 A.M. & t 1SO A.M., CHtU Scltfff/N.....,.ttlO A.M. -T•••1Y.-71tl A.M.,.. Wed.-il.,....t:JO_A,M • ..... --·-....... --~ ' ' ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN £HURCH 11112 Culvor Drive l Unlvenlty Park, lrvlne · -LO.~..'."-. -. titl A.M-WOnMjl a-...... - IOtll A.M_W....., I....., ..... , 111.0111 NewpOri 1i1ch 1400 W, l•ll,o• llvd. 67l·ll05 In •• ..._. I. Shpanl Jr. 1' ... lp -t 1JO A.M. Cllwcll Sdteel -t:Jt of the Coastal Areas I Christ Church Presbyterian ;i llt1J .... •• , ......... , H............... ',I ....-L._,_ ..... w....,, till A.M. a.a kMelt t~I A.IL ! Oflce: 20112 .. .....,. If, l'hlez f6Mf40 ~I Church of the Covenant lilt MltSww ..... c.... .... ... ......... ...., "' S..,W_l ....... SdoMl-ltlOllO.OOA.M, -,.._: 117.JMO ' . • -----------------· Community Presbyterian Church 4tl,_A-i-INQ a...ArttiwJ.TaM.,.ter h'f, Alltett 0 . Hiftpe -•••· Artti., I. C...... :, " " .. .. • • ,.....,. WMll!p1 t 1ot • 11 :00 A.M. a..ti Sc"-1 9100 A.M. ,. ...... : 494-710 ~ -___________________ ., " St. Mark Presb.yterian Church c...... , .... ,..Ii~ Dml. c ......... /' Dr. c:..11 tt.N11111 ...... r..t.r W....., & ---t :JO A.M. _..,.. ....... 1141 • This "Siind1y Worship in ~ 1 ~ " :• . • .. ' ' ' \ ./Sf,}{ndrew's'Pnsbyterian Cliurch ; 600 St. Ar;idrews Road • Newport Beach ' ' Dr. Chitl1.-k. Die·re'tfhild, Pistdt -.... -r "THE VOICE OF ANGELS" Rev.JeckTH~M,GMttSPHkw ldonllc11 Strvic11s: IJ AM. 9:30 Al.A 1nd \I AM Chlld Cl l't' •nd chil dren 's Sund11y School 11 •II ssrvices ' .. • ' ' \ 1 T • :s r r e·s en he 'he owl iii an :er tie 100 I 1g. !r. or •n Jo "' er ·lh ~·s en An od , 'II io "-' ds an !d. h• 1i!I; >p- tg, ., oal Is. cd ng Ce .. at ve ed ns a nd 'd, le of Je al ,. sl ) \V •· c-.. Id :d Id •• re I • • -- ' DAll'I' PILOT Salurday, Nov11nbtt 24, 1973 Boa·oscope '" Ge1nini: Do Own l11vestigating SUNDAY NOVEMBER 25 By SYDNEY OMARR Gemin i and 1..lbra harmonize. benefit rrom a relationship; the 111·0 signs represent a combtnarlon of in· telligencc, sc nsitivil y nnd in· • tuition. Gemini f i nd s Libra physically attractive. Libra finds Gemini stimu1ating and tno\\·ledgeablc. mjses made in past catch up -evasion would be foolish . Face issues as they exist. Older lnd.lvldua1 \Vill lend benefit or-experience. LIBRA !Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Relative who promises tG run errand may be talking . not acting. Kn0\1· It and prepare act.'Ordi ngly. Aries figures pro· minently. Deception would e.'<· ist in connection \\ith visitor or neighbor. You simply are not gelling th e full sto ry. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 1: ARIES (~1arch 21-April 19): New approach is nece~ary Unusual communications. cor· if you v.·ish to cut foolish ex· respondenct arc fea tured . penses. Stand tall for prin· Long~Ustancc ca11 could pro-cip les. Those who attempt to vide excitement. Emphasis is dissuade you. those who pro· on movement. travel. ex· mise quick riches -those change of ideas and develop-persons should be "given the ment of personal philosophy. gate.'' ·You have been too pa· Saglttarian could play ini· tient. of late, \\'ilh ingrat!'s. 119r1ant role. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22· TAURUS <April 20-May 20 ): Dec. 21 )': You may experience " QUEENIE B ·Phil lnterlandi ··Bul, officer, 1 really wasn't speeding -I was jusl trying to make an 'in by 8:30 -.out by 4:30' laundry.'" • • .. TONIGHT'S ' ! For the Record • ' PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTlCE PUBUC NOTICE PiC1niiUI a•U•• NOTIC.S TO CllDITIMtt MAMI IT"'feM•T ~ 'ICTfflOUI •ttSINISS ' SU,l•IO• COUit Of1 TMI ~!:tu ~I'll PWMM lft foil'll Ttt.-MIOWI~ ,!,1!.~::1' .... IM!MM ITATI GI' CAl.1,0IMJA CAil it'oo.. lllt'JICI, 1t.U lwlln H l ,O. TMI Avt .. Cotl• .......... 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Mlrtln \l'ldlv!Wll • '2'51 Nov. 10, 17. 2.1 '"" Ole. 1, 1tn ~n ICOl'ft, Jol'ln £. Ind 8.verly Kl'I' JtcQUtlYn II" Mltule'#kl llOllff' C1rtlf", 203Sl L~ C1nvanl-----------~~,!°t17.:1'~11dC4~rt A Tlllt 1t1t11T1111I Wll 111911 wlttl tht lld!., L~ hlell t2'51 Coilnt. j, ..... Ind Glorot 1.e1W1rc1 County" ci.rt If Of'lrlll Counl'/ on JIM Ir~ 1021 Glvlott, L-UVNI ·~· F1ye LIYll'Wll 11'11111 Wll111m Ociobtt' 31, 1m &N<h ~. 1-------------L•-• ... ...,.. Thl1 W.JMU II C'DftclucitCI b't' I Otntf"ll COSTA MllA RIDl!VILOPMl"T khul11. l1rbfir• J . Ind Lecn1...i J, Pwbltlhtcl Orll!lll C-1 Olll'I' l"llot 1>1rlllll'lllill-AGINC"I' AND COSTA MISA H<1lll1, WtYnt E tnCI JOY<t A Nov1mblr 10. 11, !( Ind Otctmblt ,Jt0091 C1rttr CITY COUNCIL Wlll11m1. 1onnl1 J111'1 1iiil Skl1":'f 1, lf7' ~1).73 ft1h d1tlmlnl WU llltd wllll 11\8 1~~::.c. LI It.ti Ind Gtrrv Vtldf!I ~IV Cltrk of Orlllllt Counl~ on NOTICE OF JOINT PUILIC HEARING C1n11>beM. W1ndl Jl'l'1" lnCI \.esnt PUBUC NOTICE Novemblr 1(. lt1S OW THE A.EOEVELOPMl!NT PLAN FOR L" P:ttStJ PllOJECT AREA NO. 1 !DOWNTOWN HIYtl. Juelflll Ann ind Jinlll Edwtrd! l'utlll111td Of'lllllt Coti~I 01Hy Piiot, llEOEVELOPMENT PllOJECT) 0vrtea1n. Juellltl lnCI l'IUI Mll<"IH'I' l'ICTITIOUI IUSINlSS NOYln'lott 11, IA, lnCI Decemblr l. HOTICE IS HEllEl'I' Gl\IEN Thi! Ltciln, Dlbortll Jl11 Ind ltlChlrcl lllAMli ITATIM•lllt I. 1f73 151).73 !ht Cllv COUl1Clt" of lllf Clly ot Cosla Ltll.cn< • Thi lollowlllt l>ll'IOn 11 00!1111 bUSl1"11 MHI •nCI lfloli Cost•'Mlll Rte11....i0pmlllt PA6dock. K1r.11 K. ind Holllrt E. 11• PUBUC NOTICE Agency wllf l\clld 1 lolnt 1>ubllc 1t11rlna 111k" ltlty LllUIH •llCI Peltr John " T~ POPE OllGANtlATION '°lS an 1111 prop01te1 Rllll1v1lopm111t P11n r ampo. P1trlcl1 L. Ind M1rh.1• "' ... • fl>< p ,, •• , A • ' ·-O.nnlr. Sh••on A ind Jtck wens wr ......... Newport l11ch, c1nt. ' "" r11 o. .,...wnlown 1'l1llcll, L1wrt11<1·N. 11\d M1rt111 E. '2UO . l"ICTITtoUS IUSIHl!SS RlldeVllOPfl'ltn1 Prolecl), In lllf CJly Felntr, ltlbtc:CI Merli lnCI llotllrt WIFl11m SlltUllO POl>I, $01S JllVlr NAM• STATEMENT er Co•l1 Mttl on Monday, Otcltl'l•r Jo111)11 Av1., N~ llHctl, C1lll tlUO Tiit lollowlna l>lfton II clolng bu1ln111 17, 1973, ti !ht llOUr of 6:)) P.M .. Bvrn1, Jo1111h C. Ind VlllYll M. ·n.1s Mfntll I> condu~ltd by i n 15: In lhl Council Ch1mblr1 of ltlt Cl!v Conkl'Y, 00ne1cl M. Ind KtlhlHfl M. lt1e1IVldU11I. MllS. MILLERS HOUSE PLANTS. H1U, IOClllCI II n F1!r Orlv1, (Jlt11 Sl1C(I, L1wr1nc1 Lff and Ann , w S • , "' "B" E 1 ''" S> c I ... MIS• ·c.,ltom!t McC1utt M1rlotll Annt 1ncl DIV]CI • · 0111 II · I ·• OS I """"' ' • 'Mlellli1 'Thlt lllltrntnl WIS filed Wiii! the C1lll. t1U• Tiii !IGll d1terl1>ll011S 01 1111 boundlrl11 L"' Geora• John 1nCI M1rt1.--lft Counf'f Cll!"lr. ot Or1ngt coun1v on Mlrcll Httl'll M)ller, 1221 W. Cot11l of lhl 1r11 dnf11n1tld In thl 1>rOIMllfd Brloofllt · Oci<abtr •30, 1t1l · HWY,. Alli. 214. Nlwl>orl tle1ch. C1lll. RICll'llloP!"ntnl Pl1n lot Rtclr11lopmen1 PUBUC NOTICE Costs, practical estimates are utilization of extrasensory r~~tured. You learn yet again perception. You get in· i tbat you won't get something formation through unorthodox ~ of value for nothing. Aquarius, channels. Cycle is high and f. Leo and Scorpio persons could you can be at right place be in picture. Stress coopera· at ri ght time. Be confident. TV HIGHLIGHTS Nels.on, CollHn Oonn1 1"<1 Sltvt Holt l"•tnll f2'M Prgl«I Ar11 No. I 1rt 11 lollow1: ~ ~11lto, Jo Ann I . Ind Tl\clm1~ J, P111!fl11!td Or1ngt COlll Oilly Piiot, Thll bu1lnt1S II cOllClucled b"t' 1n AU !ht rHI l)l"OPll"IV ln !ht Clly H~~b.1~11 .... n J1clr. •llCI N1vuC1tl November 3, 10;11, 2,, 1911 »2<1·1l llldlvldu•I. ol Cost• M .... Counlv of Or1ng1, St••• p,1 .. r1ot1, Dorolhv E. 111C1 Josech c. M1rcl1 Mllltr of C1IUorn!1, within 1111 toUowl"'Sf dl1Crl1>- W•lk1r, M1ra1rtl A. incl MleN•I PIJBL!C N'OTICE Tllta 1t1t11n1fll wt• nled w1111 the Id lloundtr!11: 1. Countv Cltrk ot OPll'\01 Counl'/ on 819l""lfll 11 The lnltr1eciton of 1111 Enl1red H•"'mbtr t November '-ltll aoullll11t1rt'1' lint of Or•• Avtn111 S 5 1bln,, Nooc, Y J1.,•~ H_~oJld A. 1101 l'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS ,-:ttl67 UO 1.-1 w!dtl wl lll tflt north111ltrly ch•• er. Qnl ... '"" 0tnnt • Publl· .. od <>•-C011it "'•11• Pilot, lint al ltlll Strttl !'6 ltll wkM> Edrln¢on, Ctrol'l'I' M. 1nd Jtstt L, NAM• STAT•MINT "'' ""~ .,.. crui. Sl'llrron It. ind Arm1nclo L. Thi tou-rno ptrllOlll ,,, Clol"'SI No....mblt 10. 17, 2(, •l'ld Dlctll'IOtr 11 11ld lnl.,.HC!lon l• •llown on 11111 N••I. TIMM. Incl ICelW F. t!Uslntss Is: 1. 1m l«lt-n Clfltln m~P Mlllltd ''T•ICI No. 5'14" Hitt. S•lttl •I'd ltkh•rCI Elrl $. F,• WATEllEO .-ACTORY, ins flltd 111 &ook ,. ot MIOI ,, P-un N•wPOrt 11Yd.,_ COGi. ~ ~.,, PUBUC NonCE 2s •nd 2t. °''"°' c°"'"tv 1t.&.rds1 1r11n L l:uioodltt. m Mttl Itel. lhll'Kt from 111e1 l'olnt of leglrw>ll'lg Coste Men, C•nt. '2627 PICTmOu-r•USIN•ss •lona wld aou111e111er1v 11111 of Or1n111t AIN"1h•m H«nr•. 5036 Giiry a tvcl,. NAM• ITA,•MaNT _,..,,_ -•ti-.llf"l'f to thl lnterHC!lon l'ICTITIOUS IUSIMatS S F 1 C Ill llltrlOI wllll 1111 -'llwnterly line in r•nc lea. • • t4111 Tiit foOowln; lllflOll 11 clolng bl.lsl!lln of 11111 Sir"! 1v11l1b11 wkllt1)1 lhlnct NAMI STATIMIN'T Tiiis bu5lntSI ti ccndutled by. a1ner11 II' II""" Stld IOlllh-lfr .... HM of ,,,. Tiit following perton II Clolng bu1IMSI p1r1ner1hl1> . M. E. IUCKNEll I. ASSOCIATES. sl;,'f;t nortol\wtllttl'I' to •;hi lnl1rHCllO:: 1s: 8rl1n CundUt lf.HI S.Vbroot Ullt Huntln;ton &eKll -~ LlNOA CLARK ANO °'SSOC1ATES, Ttij1 , 1l1ltm1nt w11 flltd wllll tllt Cilll .,..... ' ' lllfr.ot .,,111 lllt -•llf•sllf"I• llnt 43-40 C1m1K11 Crlve. Sult• lot, N""pOrl Coun11 Cieri! of Or•na• Counl'I' on Mlito...i r:. auclllltl". lutl S•ybrOOlt Of New'l>Of"I l 11Uht'tl1rd (v1rl1bl1 wlCllh): 111ct1, c1111. nuo Novemblr 21, 1t1l L•nt. Huntln;ton ll••cll. C•llt. tuft ltltnt• •long .. Id 50UlhH1tlf"t'f lln1 Lindt Allll Cltrll: :MIS Quit! Cove, irins. Tiiis b\lllnnl Is conducted lrY' en of N1 ...... , I Boul1v1rcl aoullltrl • lo Cotont d1t Mir, C1lltornl1 t262S Publlshld CKinat Co.st OlllY Pllol, t-t·••,ot Ill n 1t1«I on tlllrlol W Ill !hi Tbl bu I I onduC!td b'I' 11'1 '"' n" IOUINl1terly llf"dot'ol!IOfl of I ti I $ • llClll • t Nov-.nbtr :I( ll'ICI Otctmlllr 1, I, lS, M. E. luck111r IOUtll'#ltlfrly llt11 ot Loi 71, NICI t\'on in connection \\'ith savinRS Highlight independence. ABC 0 1:00 -NCAA Football. The big one for ' program involving partner or CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. southern California football fans -UCLA and ii fQ81C. 19): Someone is whispering USC squaring Off in the annual CfOSStOWD rivalry, GEl\fiNI (l\1ay 21-June 20 ): rumors. Your ear seems to 1• with a Rose Bowl berth awaiting the winner. Ue low. \Vhat see1ns an be an inViting target. Display i_ronclad ·agreement may be sense of fitness . humor. Laugh KTLA 9 7:30 -~1iss California Pageant, John-~ething else. One who sup-at you r O\\'JI foibles. Show that ny Grant emcees the program from the Biltm.ore ~ . posedly knows the Jaw may you are sensible enough not ~owl in Los Angeles as 42 girls vie for the.ir state's ' mierpret in "fuzzy manner. to fall for rabble-rousing title. Do your own invest igating. t~~h.ni~ues. . . .. . _ .K .. HJ o .. 7 •. :.30 -. "Battleground." This \Vorld ~~Preee together bitS Of ·1n:. AQUARll:iS ~Jan. 20-Fe~. ' War II c13ss1c frOn1 1949 features Van Johnson. f~nnation. You can con1e up IB): So,me P1.'0n1ises_ la~k s~lid John Hodiak Ricardo Montalban and George ti1ur~ . wjth complete story. base. Know 11 and hll 1n miss.. . ' ~ANCER {June 21..July 22): ing links. Stress frankness. phy in the Battle of the Bulge. PUBUC NOTICE What seems far away may Say what you mean and mean CBS U 10:00 -Miss Teenage America. Young 'be closer than is appareDt. what you say. Special abilities ""' ladies from the ages of 13 to 17 compete in Fort Money is likely to be involved. surface. You surprise many lVorth, Texas, for a $10,000 college scholarship. ll\dlvld1.1tl lt7' $6J.7l Tl'llt 1l1!1mtnl w11 filed wlltl lht Loi bll"'SI dlown on It'll! cert•ln -...., . LlllCI• Anl'I Cl1rk Cownl"t' Cltr~ of Or1na1 Countv on tntltlld "Mlp of NIW!)Or"I Htlgrij;;., l co!:'~:., ·~i~~~'"!t w~~1n!r:eo c;;~rv ·~ PUBUC NOTICE Novtmblr 6, 1rn. flltd in eoot • of Ml.,. •I P-u• Key now is to gain coperation by finding ways to overcome ,, Ken Berry is host. from family. Peace at home obstacles. You could be bask· could boost morale and ing in \varmth of applause. :.:. strengthen con v i ct ions . PISCES t 1''cb. 19-:\larch 201: TJunu, Ubra could play )'ou gain. n1ake inroads. im· roles. press su1:eriors. Obstacle to " OCl1>1Mrr ''· 1'113 •:1n11 II. Or•• Covnlv Rtc:ordti llllllC1 •.ital l"'ubllttltd Or11111 COolll 011ly l'llol, 1long wkl 10Ull!.e•sttrly prolong1tlon ' J 1'1Jbllsnte1 Oranne Ca.sl Oilly PUcl l"ICTITIOUS IUltNlll NoYtm~r 10, 17, ](, lllCI Otc1mbe<' ind ttlcl iou!hWftllriY Hnt of t..ot 'i ') NOYtmbtr 10, 11, 2~ nd D ber NAMI! STATEM•NT 1, 1t7l 3-111.n 11 nortllwHl.,.ly lo !tit IOUlh&rlV !Int 1, 1911 I e-i::;:s.13 Tr.1 followlng ptn.of'll ,,, doing buSl· of SIJl)ltlor AVf!llll 160 flt! Wlclll, ___ ------n!1$ 1s; PUBLIC NOTICE tormerly ktlOWn IS H.,,.port ._....., ·--THE REAPERS, DOl N. HlrbOr llllllc1 llOOQ a&1CI 10111111111t>rlv lint PUBLIC NOTICE Blvd., Coi11 Mn •, CA l'l'1' PICTITlOUS IUSINEIS of Sujllf"lor Avtnlll toUlttwe1lll"IY 10 I-----Oennl1 F. ~r /,\11"1 A. Hun11111Q, NAMa .ST.t.TaM•NT In lnl«MCllOll lhertol with !ht 111ltrly l'.ICTITIOUI •USINESI IKU Gloucester Line, Huntlng!an Tiit follQWlng 1>1!'$00"1 Is Clolt111 bullnesl ~Ill~ lflf tlll IOUll>ltl'I' llr11 Of NAMI STAT•MINT Buch, CA t26"16 11; llltf llllrflon 11'11 Str"t 14'0 .... '#ldlll LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): progress is ren1oved. One \\·ho Itivolvement ~·ith opposite sex seemed indifferl'nt nO'A' Sh-0\\,.S is emphasized. Romance, aura definite inlerl'SI. One regard of mystery are featured . Be as ce!eb .. ;•.. .,,•1 ....... !( your discreet. Doo't tell all. One counse'. You TV DAILY. LOG Tiit following 1>11",lon ill dolllll bltt>Mil Tllil bull1":1S Is CCNIClucNd ti">' •n lllVINE DIUl.LtNG AND SAWING llltriel from 111CI point of lnllNICllon 11. E illCll¥idU:,~ Dltwli• ,. Hunttlng COMl'ANY. CJO SGlt. co., JOO! ltt4 •IOl'lll HICI l>I"°'~ 11111 111111111rtv PRACTICAL NURS $ REGISTRY, Tllll Jtti1m1nl w~s flltd wllh lllt HClll, lldt 6 • lullt 215, COlll Miii, 111M1_!!_1 17~ ,!~ ... ~I~'! to1 '"', IU South M1ln, Slllt1 205, S.n11 Ar11, CllUn"' Cllf"k of Of'•.,. , __ .., 1nt. ~• n ..,_,on '"" 1" ,,_ wn II" 'I' C1lll. 92101 •• 2 _.... on Mlcllolll It. L11lt¥. lSlJ e. 2Dlll 11111 of ~--... __ IS Mid ln- EIHnor Minion. 115 SOl.rlh M1lt1, Novemblt 1• ltn ,. S.nl1 AM, C1. tvOI. ttrHCllon 11 lllOW'n on Nt clrl•ln A1>I. C, S1nt1 A,,., Ctlll. tn~l :tt7SI Tllll business 11 concluchd bV 111 ffllO Mllllld "Mii> of N~I MIM Tiiis bu1l111S1 11 condllclld b"I" in Publl$1\ed Ort"'Sfl COllJI Oillv Piiot, lndlvlclutl. T,..ct" 111911 111 1111* S of Mllpt Who persuades you to "COn· contd b:? fess" is immature. Protect - yourself -and your image. """m"""'"'~"- Secret meeting could be on agenda. vmGo (Aug. 23 • S.pt. 221: Commitments, t i e s Ceatured. Responsibility i s keynoted. You find that pro· Saturday Evening flldlvld\l"I. Ncn<tmlllr 2•, Ind O.C1mblf 1, I, lS, Mldlttl a. Lltlty 11 1'1111 1, Of't!IOI County llltorfll Eliinor M•nlon 1'73 1561·73 Thl1 1111tminl w11 flied wlf111 !I'll ltlen<1 11DnG 1111 wnltt1'1' Une ot This -u ... lemtnl ~ w11 flied wllll Illa COU111'/ Cllf"k of Or•/111'1 Counlt on "'-A.....,_ nortlltrlr to IN ,,.. Counr1 Ct1rt of Or•Pllll Countv on PUBLIC NOTICE Hov1mtltt" I. lt13. ttrslellon tlllrlol with 1111 -111r1w November u, 1971. •·ttMt l>'olonoillon of 11'11 MlrtlltrlV lint· of •nsn Put)lhhed Of'lnQI Co.a•t Dlll'f l'llo•. Lot 507 II .... Lot II 111own Oii ...... ,,,_., ~011 u . NAME ST ... TaMEHT Mesi T•1CI: lhenel •long .. 14 -~•ltlv ' lobby "6111.bort Sllow NC~ffl!ber 11• 2•. Incl Olctmbt'r l, followi/111 penon Is oolna Ill.Illness -tlon Incl s.o lcl nor~y llM T 1. i91J 3.511.11 ,... PUBLIC NOTICE lie Cbtul C111t of Lot so1 euttrl'I' to 111eo 11iterty PUBLIC 'NOTICE CENTER, 2"503 E1111>1uft or t v •· •tCTITIOUI 1us1HEIS No. 116-112·2.ti lhlnu 1lona..,,.•t ~ Newl>(N"I •••ell. C1UI. nuo lllAM• ITlt.TaMENT Hlllf"lV line lllCI 111 northlf"I' prct- 3 Till hf'lrillft f.. -01lyt1 G_,wln, Ph.D., :ttJI Plf11, NJ111 fo11owlftG clol lorqm11on norltttrl'/ to !hi l'Of"ll'llft'I' -1 ... ·_..._.l..........:..' lh .. Publish~ Or1n111 Coa!I 011lly Pll<1! 'It. FICTITIOUS IUSINlll New. ll, 17, U 1nd Dtc:. 1, 1973 J.t02·n 1111 •-.....,..llontd Mii> of NIWD«I 1:00 I~• !flm". -ill tM ,,.., ·----EA s Ta l. u F , PSYCHOlOGICf\L unt °' O••na• coun1v Aiinw1 ,.,re_. 'l'li , l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHESS Newport lt•cll, C1lll. ff"' '~I-II' lltf"._ IPt flG llr11 of IOI Jo. •1 11k:I Lot It lllown ... ~lltllvtnidos .... 1-A -.. 1-r ( ) NAME STATIMeNT This bu1lneu •• Condutled lly Ill VEWTuitE MA•WSTINO COMl'ANV on 1111 •boYI mtnllonld MIP of NeWJIOl"I = ; "'"'' • 1• mrs Thi tollawlllll Ptf'toll I• clOlnt bUslnes1 llldlvlC11111 72-4' Ctfdlll at=' ll'l'd! G ~ IMI• Tracti ttience ·olm111 1111 IMll"l11111'1 (ie (l)) This W1tt 111 Pit '44-Chirlts Boyer, ln&:rid Ber1m1n. ••= D1h11 Goodwin. Ph.O. 0 ,.,,. c .. '114I ~·1 ·• '' Hn• of .. 1e1 Lot 50l 111t1tl'I'· 10 1111 ootblll Ii) C!urrirplonslflp Wttsttin& TOUCH O' TART AH, 3051 0 SOUll'I This 1t1lt1Mnl w11 lllld Wiii"! tlll J k 'R 'Lt 1051 S I C HSlll"l"t' lint of Or•not Counll' 8 ~Ill ado ~Doubt. SMd! Thutn .Svc1n'i0!'1, S.nt1 An1. C1HI. t2101 Counll' CLtrk ol Or1nae Counl"t on 11n:1'on l~c11"'c I 1/2.l: lrctt, Niii!-Au111.or'1 P1rct1 No. 11'-"1»-0:S: tllt!!C• ..,.., t.'ll'l Ghost -.,.. !fj E d ~' Pt 5'1' l!Ulott, 3051 0 SOUlll Syc1more. November 21, ltn John H Mi'co!,;.10 10167 ll A •10l!ll 1111 ffll1t1Y lint of wlCI > i.Death Notices NOVEMBER24 IJIOUOHAN J~ I'. lrou;h•n ot us C11>rlllo St., COS11 Mtw. 0111 of de1th Nov. 21, tf7l. Survived bY w!t11 Edl!h1 one son llarl1111ton P. ol Florld1 and cnl d1uv1111r Je1epllln1 Wt•I ol M1lavsi1. Also ~urvlvtd bY tl'lrtt 11r1nochlldc~n. S1rvkt1 T!JeSday, Nov. 21 11 11 1.m. In Pacific Vltw Cl'l•J>fll. lnllrmenl 11 Ptclfl( View Mtmorl1I P1rk. P1clllc v1-MOl'tu•rv OlrKIOO. FAULSTlC:K S1.111n F. F1ul1lkk ~ 77, of :181 Yukon Ave .. Cotll MHI. Oille of cle•Th Nov. n: 1tn. Survived Dy husD3nd Eucrtn• H. F111lslk t . s.on Oarryl bo!ll \ ol !ht tiomei t11t11r. Robert ,,-,;~ :ey; mottltr. Oorl1 Emil: -brolh...-Ga..., Mlck.IY. S•rvlcts .Mondev. Nov. "VIII 11 l pm. In ll1lll Btrgl!f"cn Chapel, COii• M111. Burl•l ln HlrbOr 11:1•,1 (tmettrf. a 11!1 Ber1111ron Motlu•rv1 Olrtclor .. LITTl!l.L Freel F. Llll•ll of 135 t11ys!d1 Vlll~IJ~.: D1t1 of dt•ll'I Nov. 21, 1971. Survived b"t' wlfl lll'V K. Llltell cl lh• home. Ont IOn Roblrl of Ctrf'!ltl, One d1u11M1r Jo Ann J1cklln of Cos11 Mei1. Five Otlndclllldrlfl, S«Ylcn StlurdlY Nov, 21 11 I p.m. In Pacific View Cll<ti:>ll wllll thl A.tv. lru« A. Kurrie ottlc!11t1na. Pec!Hc View Morluarv Olrttcllng. SMILEY Helen O. Smllev ei ~~! Eil~•· ~· , CMtl Mesi . C11t cl de1111 Nev. 23,1 lt73. Survived by llusb,.nd Ll~tl gt . Cosll MIM. One •on Dl'Jl!I T. Smiley of Coront Clll Mllr. 0111 d~ug~T~r Mrlllll"lll KHltrn of Arc~dl1. s1111t I lttchll liolOld of Lllll1 Roel<. Ark. Fl"9' 11r1nclc:l'llk:lrtn. Prlv111 11r1v1slcle wrv!Ctl en Mond1v, Novtmbtr 26 1t l'l"Clflc ~l•I P1rk wltl! lllt Or. "11U1P G, Mvrry offlc:!11111g. F1mlty wa· .... ,, contributions lo HO&ll Mtmorl•l HOJPll•I. Ptclllc v 1..... MO ... UIPY Olrec· '"'" ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTUARY 07 E. 17th St .. Costa '.\lesa 616"1888 • BALTZ-BERGERON FIJNl!RAL HOME Corona d<I Mar 673-'450 Costa Meu 646-2424 •' • BEU BROADIV A Y MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Costa J\lesa u 8-3433 • DILDAY BROTHERS MORTUARIES , 17'11 B<ach Blvd. llnllngloll Beach SU-7171 ~-tu ·Redondt Ave. wa• Beack !13--131-IHS -· . .'McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY f70li Laguna Can)'iln Rd. ' 4M-IUS • PAClFIC VIEW ·1 MEMORIAL PAflK 1e M nuary ape •Ult 1'11cUJc View Drive Nowport Beach, Calffornla 141-fllO " . PEEK FA\11LY ',COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME --A ... '' W1z··ww m-ms • -.......,.MOBTllAllY _ ....... ..,-_ .. . ":*'r-lead I T:-JE EYEANoI SEMi-PERMANENT EYELASHES IMAGINE SWIMMING, SLEEPING, SHOWER· ING OR EVEN CRYING WITH B E A UT I FU L LASHES. THESE ARE THE SAME LASHES, THAT YOU W 0 U L B PAY $15 OR MORE FOR ELSEWHERE. • Now SS. UP OMl.Y 445 l .17TH COSTA MlSA SUITt I MON.·SAT, '9-6 MZ-ZMO IT AP,OINTMENT ONLY" BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDE MA fl RESSE$ ~TRESSES IOATI MOMU flAILllS "'9qp~ $llepM c:.-...... ,.""*' c. 1110 N .. port llvl. Ultertu 8-1303 • l..!'.l li.~.1 ""' ,. Sllow • ......... 111 Slnt1 ""'· C.HI. 92'107 . •mn LOI All~; ... Cll -Ott Vt.. A$1111or'J P1rc1I No. 116-lllO-CIS tncl QJ.. 6 f.lm Featun lutn del Sabtdo Tiiis bu$lnts• 11 conducltd Dy '" PubllJMCI Or1nge Co111 0111w l'llot, ICllll~ ltOtll, '1045 Slil Clrclt Hun• 111 nortl'lll"IY 11rolor.g111an nort11tr11 to ~~ Tht \'f.lburn 8tOlllt11 EI) Movie: (?.ltr) "Footllfht P1r1dt." lndlvldu11. ,.,..,""bl!'" 24 1111d 0tc1m1>1r 1, t. 15, tln;1on lwcll. Ci l '2641 ' 1111 norl11tr1., lint of 1111'1 Strttl 160 I Mt. Wir11d (mus) '33-Dkk Powe11. Thl• s,~1~::;.:1 wii flied with tlle lt73 lSIJ..71 J1tn11 l'otlll. • m NIWPOf"f A,,.., fffl wldll wld sirtet bllna •ho M>Ow11 P.•O>••• LotiM l •,!O I'"" 'l'I ~ M'!'S'M C-·•-C>-• • •• ,,,. •-· -1v Na. 303, LOllll lia(h, C1I. 911114 on lllt l!IOV• m1nt!ontel M•1' of Newporl ~l.!!J l.!!J .,.~, . ..::. .. --.i4 1'7.i "' ......,,, on PUBLIC NOTICE Tflh blll1ness IJ cOftC!uclld b'f I llt"tf•I Mt!• Tr1et; tlll11C1 •Iona s1lcl nortnerh Yoke ol Ai:riculturt 6 Tirii Weft iR f'ro holblA • ., .. .,.... • · perlllll'lhll>. ,, lint ol 11111 $1rtel 1111trlr to 1111 4:311 lllSt Natural @@ ti!) ABC Sa.-M• •mn Jtct It. t l11 11111t1y II"" of Or•no• Co11ntv ln,uiiy le: (C) (.,) .... ~ ... -rt-. N:v~::' 1?.''~~~ ;;:it ~~~bl~I~: f'ICTITtOUI aUSINl!SI Th1• 1t1t1mtnl ""'' fllld ,,.;111 tilt Asw.1.or'1 1'1rc1I No. l1U.l·lJ: llltnc1 W "d IS _.,.,_, ,, • .,, 1 HI.Ml! ST ... T•MElllT Covnl'f CJ1rk ot Ortl'l(ll Covntv on l'IOP!llerly Ilona 1111 s.old 111terl'1' l!nt 011 o u...... r:I' (1us11) '73--Bdte Dnis, 'Si11 •· l'1J 3SOS-n Tiit 1o11-11111 persons 1,, dolllll bu•I· 0c1o111r 30, 1m 1o tht "°'1""'' earner or 11ld P•rcel, fJ 'IT {1) ffi lrldy Ila Barbara Al!en, Ted Be.uetl. l'ltS1 l l: f'•""4 w ld nortlltltl corntr being on tllf 00 Wlftd 0,.1 kwlilla TtufiM-§ l"ldt• to.tinuiU PUBUC NOTICE BUENA PARK Y"CHT SALES, 101' Publl111td 0r1noe COM! oor1y Piiot, nort111r11 ur11 of Lot »t, Ntwl)Ol"I 111enl I ----Knott AVlllUt IA C1lllornl1 CorPOr~ HOl'tmbtr 3. ID, 11, 24, lt73 m.s.n ,,. ... Tree!; llltflel •lonll "" nortlllrfy m !et FICTITIOUS IUSINESI !Ion). 11111'11 f'lrll. C1rttoml1 ""10 liM of Miid LOI so. 10 Ille JOUlllH!I (101 ll Pa,s to le lponnt 9:00 (jf. (!))(!)Miry Tritt MOOlt l:A ,\E STATEMENT Jiii'! M1rlno. lfK., 1111S ICllcll °'Vtnl/I, corner of Orll'IQI Counl'/ AtlfftOl"'t m 1'11te1 Continwda S1low Tht fcllawlna pt rJOn It doln; business •utn• P•rk, C1lllornl1 '°"° PUBLIC NOTICE P1rcel No. lll-091 ·11 i '"-"'' tl()f'lq ,..,..., 'i' It Tlkts A Thief Q ~ '6' "1j -MIC Sat .i-1s: Tllis bvllrltSS 11 conclUCllCI by 1 cor· the HSl1tlr llnl ot llld AlstltOl"'t ~ .. l.!"J ' \h!il ~l•!!IW ur_, JIM OAVIS MAINT. co. 1117 low• por1llon l'ICTITIOUS •iJS1NESS "·"Ctl ~o. 116-0tl-JJ Ind lh nortllef"ly ~S' Bi11 AnderlOll Morie: {C) (21tr) "Ally Wida..,.. s1 .. C11111 Ml ... C•I. !12426 Jim Mlrlllo. I/IC. N.t.Ma STAT•MaNT P!"olofoa•llon norllltrW lo lllt northtll'I' I All W• llldy flt UttMlnl1 (com) '~Jane Fonda, .bson ~ Tllld W••nt Cfvt1, 1n1 loW• ·st., e .,; s. J1t'!lt1 Mtrt11P, Presldtnl Thi to1tow11111 111rson Is doln; bullnti• 11"' °' Clf"lllr '""1 160 ""'' wldlJ. ConlM Mn bards, Oein Jonl!S, Ann Prenliss. Cost• Mn1. c1111. 92621. This 1111"'"'1!11 w11 11111o:1 with 1111 11; tormtrl'r knoMI 11 l•lbol, 111e1 Cent1r 5:00 Anlm•1 World "Alltn Anlmab" lw .. , (R) Tiiis bll1lne11 I• conduc!tcl by 1n Counly Cllf"lr. of Or•• Covnh on JACIC STAltl( Ctl.AJ"T STUOIO, 705.l 5., .. 1 bllnt stiowft on 11111 (lrllln I Wlfat'I ColnlOll lfl fol~ ln<1lvldual. .(. Novtmblr 21, 1913 NtwDO•I A,,_,. Clllll MIH, CIUI. 92627 n\IP tnlllltcl "Trtcl No. mr'. filed """itf 1111 Thtd W1yne D1vl1 l":tt1St Miry E. L.e'ln1, 2111 Elatn, No. In ·-I0'2 of ~Pt 11 1'-vts JI l'lnbustel1 hiisl the lord Qub Tnls 1!1!-nl ""'' lltld wl!ll CUllK• AND Ll!A•Y 30. Co.It Ml .. , C•HI. t'l,21 Incl )t, Or11191 Coun'V RtcOl'Clll llltfle1 t f'Thtnts t JO R(~ ~) 11;J loll Newt11rt Sholl Covnly Clerk of Or111111 COUfllV on 111» Wffid!l119'-t SlrMI Tiiis bus!ntSs 11 <onclUCllCI .,., in alOflQ uld n.orlhlrl• lint of Ctnltr ,.. m n;,. Mluiotl M • : ~ H *I-'•• · · Nov1mlllr '· 1t7l. Nortll Htllywotd, CA fl611 lnCllvld1,11l. Slrttl 11sl1tl'I' to lhl toUl11t11t earner ll · l•'J l'~f : •SIC 112\ 1111! .. ·-Adina •·mn T•h l213) 7fMlltl 117.fUt M•rv £ l.l&lnt Gf Loi ll II 11ld Loi 11 ''-" 0 R11111' Ctocll't Sltow Awarb Cove111e of the Awards 1"ubl!1hed Or1na1 Coast 01nv Piiot, Publlsll«I Dt•t1111 C0111 ciuv Piiot. Thl& 11111m.;.1 w•s llllld ,,.1111 tllt °" "" •IXW• mtnllontd Trict, bll"'J l'iO) Nen which were held at UCLA in Ddll· Novemblr 10, 17, 2(, 11\ci ·December Nov. 24 11M1 Dt<. 1, I, U. 1913 3544.73 Coul"lly Cltrk of Or•no• C11Un1v on NoYtrn-1111 lhl """"'' 1 '1' line of 1 20--lool m ."'.·. "Go•lliht" (my•) '<< -b · b' b 12 • d t d 1. lt73 33'lS·1J '"' 0, ,,,,,, 1111v: llttnc• northerly •Ion; 11ld er. in w It u ens en3 • •111rt., lln<t ot 1111 '°'1001 1111v 1nd Ch1rles Boyer, Ingrid Ber1man. sctnes from 1ix p!ays-competinr PUBLIC NOTICE , PUBLIC NOTICE •ttl" 111 nortM•f'Y pro1ong1t1on tg 1t11 m" .. d Publllhecl Cr1ng1 Coasl 01lly Pllol. . I rllll tfl for 1 total of $1,850 in Ci~h 1------------· _ November 10, 11, '" •nCI Oecemt>er n ·1111r1v line el Plun'lr Sir .. 9 lllhtblR WI r r I Of. Va. New awards, and screen tests. l'ICTITIOUI IUSIHISS HOTICl OF INTl!:NTION TO ENCIAOI 1, ltll J.COJ.73 ~11=' ~:I> '':l""nT,;I 1 : York. w Alfttd Hitchctdl "'-'-NAME STATl!MllllT IN TNl SAL• OP Al.COHOLIC -llllnc• •lonll 1111 flOPll\lrlv ~~(I)) NFL CIMI ti ... W..• MillOc;i .... iiU'mn. ' Tht lollowlna I>"'°" I• doln; blislntss Ba\llJtAOES PUBLIO NOTICE ""tt Pkr111er St•HI •••t1tl'I' re II• ~•-" CIJ 11; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; 1 1 tlon I""'°' ··"I" .. > I ""plrolll 10:00 (flt ) M 111 MARCO MANUFACTUAING COM-Sublet! 10 l111.1tnct of !he llc11111 n erMc •-"' n 1 wes II" 'I' "••< """ Tfftol' •--~-, .... , (--l•-ol I •· STAT•MaMT o.-WITMtlRA-A' llnt ol A,..tltlm Awnut 160 fltt wldtl1 n _,,.. "'"' ,,. l'ANY, 10012 Stonvbrooll Or., Huntlnglon l!>f>I tel ..,r, llOllCI Is lllrtb'I' 11!""' Ill.II " '"" llltntl 1kln0 11!C1 WHl1tl"t' lln1 « YiflCI le11blnli'1 SdtlMI l County Convention Ctnttr In Fort Bitch. C1llf. '294 lhl lll'ldlrlianed jl(opolll to Mii •lcohollc ,.OM l'AltTHllSttlP OPllATIHO ~~"-Im A~tnlll Incl ltl norl1ltrlv Aft·tl fooltll11 Worth, Tt•IS. ::en Berrv }s tmtlt M1rt L1nc1 M1wrtl, 1001'Z Slonybtook 1:11Wr9911 ti 1111 l>f"tmft.11. dftc.rlbld UHD•ll profong.lllon llOrtlllf"fv 10 Ill lnl1tHCllon 5 30 f)"" ... ... "' Or., Hunll""lon -·· c.>11, _,., IS follows: 3000 lrl&tol StrM!, '-'>o ,-ICTITIOUS aUSINaSt: NAME ,110 <--< .. ly >>·• I '"" SI I : .., ••••'• .. .. '' _,,, .,,.,, •·-· ~.. ... .,. .,.,,..... .,... ,.. ,__, I ,,.. '"" r '"" 0 rH ,MM ... ,......, rn Tnl1 bllllnt11 Is concluclld b'I' tl'I M.,,., C1lllornl1 fol,, .. , .. na ""°" 1111 wlllldr1wn !to "" wtdl)i llltfll:• •long 1111 CbHt Ken B!IT)' auests. ol 13 Ind 17 vie for tllt title, !ncllvldu11. PuortU.nl ID $11Cll 11'1"'111on. '"' I/ti-IS. lllnll'll 1>1rllltl" from 1111 111r1ntrshlp norlllt<I~ 11nt of lflh St'"' Hltll"l'f B ~ fE .... Ii 00 m 1.rtlf M1rt, t.. Ml UT ti dffslll'lltel II IPl>IVlllQ IO Ille Dt1>1rlmlnl 1>1>1r1tl1>9 UnCltr 1111 llClltlout bulfnesS IO an lnlll'lltlklfl w\11'1 !hi WtJltrl'I' t;lAdllll '7.1 Mtwt · This 11111tntnt "''' flied wllh ll'lt Of Alcohcflc ltvtrt11e ContrOI fer l1su1nc1 n1me Of AH Sltom C•r1>11 Cl11n1r1 llM of .Mlpil AYfflu. 160 '"' wldll; Counl'f Clerk ol 0r1--Coun!Y on of 1n tlcollollc blVl<"'""e ltClllH tor 11 215 "9" Drd St., COSl1 Mesi, C1fl· ,_ ,, •>d -> I >> ~ U"t ••• d W."' Lo' ' -dOO •••• ,..,. •·• t CNIG I -·· If Y nt vo OClober JO, 191l llltsl ll(tmllitli a1 ic11~w" ON SA' E fornf1 m3lo f.\epte A""'u' norllltrlv 10 1p,. 1,.. Ml\lle: "Duntil\" (dr1) '51 -10:JO 6 Dr. Jrtnl 1'1111rl1 ,,:tf227 GENERAL Ci oni Fld1 Puotlc E11lnlif I lle flelUlcus bu1ints1 rYmtt •llltment 1w11etlon !llfrtof witll 1111 Wtlll!"IY John Miiis. Bernird let. The lest of l'llilltHI I Cl. Publl~CI Or11111• c .. 11 01r1y Pl~. PllC•l tor 1111 1>1•lntrshlp w11 flied on 1~1.11 pro1ong111on OI 111t ""''""'t~ nnt of -"""Cb"' (R) = N NOYoemblr l. 10, 11. i.. 1973 J301·73 John R. ltui1n. GtMr11 p.,.tner In 1111 County of OrtftOI. 11111 WbdlVhlon smwn on 11111 <11"!1111 W IMI tv ews Fr1ncl1 R. StrtdllflG, 0111 M1rtlt1 M.wrr•Y m1p lfllitltd "Tract No. :nS" !SP1k:llna ((2!) Cl)) Anhnal Worltl 10:40 J1J11Mlll La111u1ce hllfl'I PUBUC NOTICE Llmllld P•""'' ''' 171h St. Pl1e11. 111te1 111 loot 14 ot Mtc- 1 Chttplritl 10:45 iP ....... ... PutllJSlltd °''"" COid D1 Uv 1-'llot, HunllnQfon fttc:h. Cttlf. ., P111t Q , Or1na• Covnl'I' ll1tord11 - ,_ 11:00 3 . Q ~ .... •tCTIT>OU• IUS>Nlll lt13 :.slt·73 •l»tt llllflCI llO!llf wtC1 Wll~tv l>"OIOllGlllOll -' !1Y l'wbllll!M OrMlfl C0tsl 0111¥ Piia!, "" ·-•• '" t >> 1 • 1:00 CJ (I) IE m ..... B F•flin Bruinl ·\1, llSC HAMii STATllM•NT I _ ... -r' ,.. Ill..... IO Kn Mn Trojans. • bu~':! .. ':,~nv 1>1non• ire doln; PUBUC,NOTICE ~.ir;~• "· M. •llCI Oltem~Jl l':,i'::.twt~t~~. ~or:_,~ :=,,.~ i IHCL41 A Wllele !Id St• i M1'11111 Dilltll PET SAFARI, mn Mclritvr• St.. Ftlrvl ..... AVtnllll llllllCO •Iona Nkl •-••• WI • N' -'·-I ·•• s I> R • I > c t>< HOTIC• 01" SAL• PUBUC NOTICE wultrlr lint of H1r1lor loult11trd '°" . . .... -fl r n-: •possa-u I .... 111unt H I •• I . '26s:;I ' ' -------------~thlr"' ,, on Int-----·-.,,, "' T .. R.""SI".-~ ""•-'--II E. Robtlrt Birr, lSI E. 21tl $!. Noice Is hlreb'I' atv111 pur1u1n1 101· ""' " .,...._,,.., • • ~·~1 ""' ns No. l . Cosl1 Mti.1. C1UI. "1627 tKflMI 30n Ind :ion of tllt CIVIi Nollet 11 lllf"lb'I' given 11111 1"'9 l'olk• ""'llrlv l>l"OfOflOllllOll of "" nortlltrl'I' ~ lllltfY 1 rJ) ltd Concert Archll L. M1yo, l It.bl VtllloMlo Code (If lhl Sltll of C1Utornla 1111 Dfplrtmlnl of 1111 City of Cotti MIN llnl of Lal 1J ll •WICI Lot It tho<Wn 3 Hocus l'IQis M1iic $plcl1I t ~ '!J tfYfO NfWQ9fl Btach, C•11f. nut und1rsl11l'llCI. J,• V, HARTWELL SHELL Wiii llokl 1 pubtlc 1vctlan o1 unc!llrnld on lhl! <••Jt!n n'llP 1ntlt1td "Ftlrvltw Natlonll CiHl'•Plllc ~ 100 Club Tnl1 buslne11 11 conducted by 1 II'""'' wl lL 1111 111 l)Wllllc 111e11on. 11 u1 M11n 1>1raot11f l>l"OPll"tv on s •' "r d 1 v , F1rm1''. ftltd lii &~ .• ot Mlps ,. 111rlr11~1¥p. SlrMt. St•I 811en. C1Ulornl1. fll 10 Otctmblr I, 1913 ,, 10;00 AM .11 ,, l'l(ltl n •"II n , °'""Ill Counly ( ) World 11 Wit The ll!ltrs (R) e . Robl•I aarr ··~· on Tl.leldiy. th• 'lh Cl•V 1111 1111 Cotti Mm l'ollc1 Dt1>1rtm1n1, " RtcOl'd1i •~enct llOfltl wlCI ""''"'" • • T11t11 hi Stbailll ~ CJntllll !4 Ttllt 1i.1em1nt wili t!lllcl wlth 1111 Otc1m111r. ltn, loltowlng tt.1trllltd '""°' 1"1lr or1.,.., Ct1t1 Mttl. P!"OIOflll•l!on, •llCI 11Te1 northlfly llne ' Tk11 Weft in"',...... It It Writttll Cwnlv Cltrk of Or•llGI Countv °"' l)lr!v, to.wit : Ttlll notlc• latuH jM,IPIUtnl IO Steffan Hllll"l'I' to '"' Mlllflf ""' of MICI OC!Olltr )I), 1m Yftr of Cir; lMI Mtkt ol Cir: n121 •IMI »1J of tllt MIJl'llC!pal COCll I.at ISi lllttlct •Iona wk:I lllllf"I~ j TltrM SllOpl 11:30" (Tl Ntwt ' F-ttnl OOdgl; Molor No.; Wl'pF9ElSNl6; LI· ol 1111 Cll'I' of Cotti MIH. C.Htornl1. lint Of LOI IS toUllltf'l'f to lhl l:JO NtWI fil901111i(ltt ' PubHlllacl Oring..-Coe::t 01lly Piiot, ctnll No.: (Olal1rl: Stitt: (Of"IOOll• R.IE. N!:TH . l'IOrtllwnltr1'1' llne II N1w11ort KNIC News CNttnm @ Mftie: ..,.....,. (S11$) '50 -Nov1m111r :t 10, 17, 24, 1973 33(d.n 1tn1 Clllef of l"pllc• aou1r1in11 t "• n c • 11ono 111.i Twili~Zolll Richard Baseh1rt, C)'d Ch•riut. S.kl ult 11 t« The 1>11rl>05' of •••llfyh" l'ubll1htd Or11111 Cotrt 0111., l"llof, _nor111 ::::;.•• 1i~· !~ Nr'°"m-·-•,,~"'.',~ "" ~ ~ -:,rt. J ..._,. PUBUC NOT!~ of lllt lllldlfsl9l"llCI lolt-1tor• Nowmbtr. t4. ltn -3.51).73 ...... ..... m ' ~: _,,..... • _, , . .-~-: '*""' wllll coat• ·o1 .ci· t111 Mf;l,.,.~lflY prMo11g1UOfl ol 1111 ~ l"ltte1 C1ntlnu1U h" (tom) '6'-St1lf'I', ve:ri11lng Mid ••11tnut of s1t1. ~ PUf:llJC NOTICE -non1119sttim·-llM II llllt ptl'tl!Wl-'oof · Th1t11d1v's Cldldrt• (R) If?' ltd: Ctnctft • 1116 Dated 11111 is d•f of Nll'llmblr. 1t1J 1"" .Strtt! feG "'', Wldll Wlllctl 1t11 Bolde M•ikl m M-"• (C} "A""-Prlwtl M NOTIC• TO'Cl•Oo"•ORS J , V. HAlll'WELL SHELL ILl"·l1I -lllHlilll"IV ot Nhtpor"I louln•...i: • .......: ~ ... , • SUl"IRIOll COUllT THE Publlll'•ed °''"" Co.it D•Uv Piiot. ll'llflC• ILCl!lfl llld norlhw11!1tl'1' pr&-~Lallie f1lr"Jir•) '62-8rifitl• lll•rdol. St AT Io• CALlf'OINIA l'Oll N-bt• ,,, 1973 JJ97-7S IUl'allOl COU•T OI' THI l~llon lllCI lllCI 1111rlh111t11"l'f 11111 IZ'l Llttl1 R•s:~~ '"""' Co--1-.1-1 THI COUNTY OP OllANO• ITATI Of' CALlflOINIA l"OJI O{ """ Sir-tel toUlllH11trly to "" 7 R w ""· -, NO. A·n• TH• COVlllTY OI' 01.AHO• Point " lletlnnlna. :00 Otblr rtoplt, Ootlllf "'-(Qt (.I)) Movtt: "JM Wtr Mii" E•l•I• o1 JACK E. WILLl~S. OtcM., PUB UC NOTICE NI. A.nm A ' omer•I st•ltmtnl of lht "'* lllt'S\I~ (dra) '62-Sttve MtQvttn. Id. NOTICI Of' HIAJIUt• Of' l'STITION •l'ICI llOltcflWI " "" prOl)Olld lltdlY.top. ~ lawttlli tor OoH111 fl ... C.mt NOTICE IS HEltEIY GIVEN to "" -NOTICE HER.£1'1' IS GIVEN THAT ,Oil ... oaAn 0, WIU. AMO "°" ml!lt 1'111'1 lor l"•oltct ArH Ho. I crldllor1 ttl 1111 1boW ntlMCI dtcfdtnl 1 ~ public llHtlflQ ,will bl 111tC1 btfort LITTlltS TISTAMIWTAllY Is 11 to!lowt: Otitr r"Sli._ OtMf f'bm lt.00 r11t111tus, 521 (t) °'Wltcill* 11111 111 ~ MvfnQ cMlfftl ""1111 1111' Pl1Ml119 . 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HP'lf!nblt' u llld ~ 1, •• ,, 1m ~ri N°"""'btr 14 .,,, "" 1t73 <NOCl-73 Nov. u. 11 et1e1 DK. 1. 1tn '"°'"' ttn am.n ' wi see Sot "cl to t a sin fa to na no tio at M slu St on ex tic ro " La y al hu "r go al ru us a LI d n 0 s u ii to 0 si M Ii \\ I- h • a . . . . --·---·--... • ROSE BOWL 'SEMIEINALs "'"~TO oAY .,... ...... .._ :Ir •. .._ ........ ._"4{ . .... f" --~ ,... . + . .._, --...... SC Batt~es Bruins,;· Mich~gan Faces Bucl{eyes UCLA Hopes Aided by Four Area Standouts LOS ANGELES !AP) -UCLA's wishbone-T Bruins. hot on their strongest scent of roses in eight years, and Southern California renew their football "civil war" tOOay and the winnCr goes to lhe Rose Bowl. . UCLA, ranked No. 8 nationally with a 9-1 record -nine straight victories since losing to Nebraska 40--13 -is ravored by the margin of a field goal to defeat the ninlh·rankcd, defending national champion Trojans, S..l. Rain was forecast but the front was not expected to hit until arter the na- tionally televised game. which starts at 1:05 p.m . About 90,000 fans are expected in ?\1emorial Coliseum to watch the Bruins and' Trojans, both 6-0 in the Pacifie-3, slug it out for the right to play Ohio State or Michigan in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. ---()n'TV Toda11 Ohio State Puts No. I Ranking rj(j~ On Line Today -, . • ANN ARBOR , ~1iclt (API -There's UPI Tt ltPhCllOf enough at stake here today for even the mos t avid football fa natic. It's Ohio State, rated No. I in the country, vs. Michigan, rated No . 4. The prize: the Big Ten title, a Rose Bowl tri p. and a chance to stay alive in the battle for the national college football championship. The Buckeyes are slight favorites over Michigan in a nationally televised battle befor e an expected cro\\'d of 105,000 at ~1ichigan Stadium. If Ohio State wins , it will have a pretty solid grip on its No. I ranking. lf i\1ichigan wins. it will be a contender. along \\'ilh Oklahoma and Alabama, for the 1nythical national title. ·These year-end contests between \\'oody Hayes' Buckeyes 1o1nd Bo ~ Schembechler's \Volverines have been going to the home team since the former ~n TV Toda11 Cl1011nel 7 at 10 0.111. Cl1a11ne l 7 at I p.na. fo'our Orange Coast area standouts are expected to play for UCLA with two ticketed for starting duly. UCLA'S KERMIT JOHNSON (37), WILL BE THROWING HIS TALENTS AT use AND ANTHONY DAVI S 128) TODAY. 1-laycs' aide_ too~ over the l\.lichigan hehn four years ago. Defensive tackle Pat Sweet 1 and , formerly ,of Orange Coast College. and senior guard Sieve Klosterman, the Laguna· Beach High graduate, will start. while flanker Steve ?\lonahan, who pla§ed tor Orange CoasJ las t year, is expected lo alternate with Anaheim ·s Norm Anderson. Freshman linebacker Jim Swick of Newport Harbor High is also available for duly. Coach John ~1cKay of Southern Cal. 42-17 winner over Ohio State last New Year's Day, discounted rain as a factor although he added "a lot of rain will hurt both tean1s:· Coach Pepper Rodgers agreed that "rain wouldn't help either team. We'll go with the same game plan that \\'e always have -give the ball to the fullback or the halfba"k. sc win . (orCe us to go inside more than rain would." Emotional aspeCts of this game include a l:)rother vs brother combination - USC tailback Rod McNelll and UCLA detensive end Fred McNeill -plus a number of former high school teamma~ opposing each other. If there's a tie. and there have been six in this series led by use. 2J..13, UCLA goes to the Rose Bowl because it would have a better overall record -~l·l to 8-1·2. The Trojans have lost to Notre Dame. 23·14. ~ tied Oklahoma , H . The Bruins, who last beat USC in 1970, haven't been to the Rose Bowl since the 1965 season, when they upset Alicbigan State. 14-12. "{ couldn't say we're hungrier than SC," said Rodgers, "but there's no ques· tion about being emotionally involved. We'd be ready to play if we ~·ere J-9." The Bruins generally have beaten com· man Pac-8 opponents worse than SC has in rompiling the nation's best marks in scoring. 45.7 points per game, and rushing, 415.4 yards a game, but Rodgers doesn 't support oddsmakers who make his team the favo rit e. "It's a little unusual," he said. "I couldn 't believe we're playing against a team with five All-Americans -Tee Parker. Booker Brown. James Sims·, • Richard Wood and Lynn Swann. \Ve have only one player named to one team -Kermit Johnson. "And we·re going against the best 'passer SC has ever had in Pat 'Haden, plus Anthony Davis and Rod McNeill." Davis, who has gained 893 yards and scored 12 touchdowns, and McNeill alternate at tailback in McKay's I·forma· lion attack. , ' .. Today's SPorts ' ' r: Oh Television -. -,_ MICHIGAN QUARTERBACK DENNIS FRANKLIN 19) FACES BUCKEYES DEFENDER NEAL: COLZIE 120). Griffin Good Sooners Riddle As Any Back, Woody Says N ehraska, 27 -0 COLUMBUS. Ohio (API -Woody Hayes maintains Archie Griffin, Ohio NORMAN. Okla. (AP) -Third·ranked State's sophomore tailback sensation is Oklahoma · rode devasting deferue and the equal of Ho\.\•ard "Hop.along" Cassady , the Big Ten schoOl's 1955 the running of a pair of shifty Heiman Trophy winner. ,,..__ sophomores, quarterback Stece Davis ''He's in a class with Cassady," said and halfback Joe Washington, to a 27.{) the 23-year~d Ohio State coach in the victory over Nebraska Friday, clinching midst ol preparations for the Big 1"n the Big Eight foolball championship. title-deciding clash with Michigan. . Davis, slashing for yardage in the "Arch is more poWerrul than Hop mold bl former Soopers quarterback "'as. but he has ·an opportunity to hit star Jack Mildren. scored on touchdown more holes in the line," Hayes said. runs of 47, eight and one yart!s as Griffin runs froin tailback in ttie I· the bowl·banned Sooners stretched their formation While cassady operated as record to ~1 . a left hal~ck in !he T"'~ck. _ _ The SOoners defense, led by nose guard Hayes thinks his pri.ze 185-pound )..ue'ioUs Selnlin, end Gary Baccus and sophomore ls as good as any bBck lineliacker Rod Shoate. compet~ly shut in the naiion, but said> "what he does down the.Huskers attack. .. today on nafiooal teleyision will be im-It \\las the first time the COrnhuskers portant." ~ -· , .had been blaqked since 1968, when Hayes added, •• Al)Y man who gains Oklahoma scored a 47...(l tri0;mph. . 100 YMlis-PliIYin& t"9-lhlrds of. t;ach'. . Jlebr~~ ~ the mulf1eld str1pe • g...,. i• .M•Dasb iR the "'"'1· Uuque.. ~ly once, late m the third period on ?\1ushinskie was jarred loose from the ball on the Oklahoma 33. ending that threat. - The lopsided victory took some glitter away [rom the Cotton Bowl, which pits Nebraska agalnst Texas. The SOoners clobbered !he Looghorns 55-13 earlier this year. OklahOma is ineligible for bowl play, having been placed on pro. bation by: the NCAA prior to the start of the season. UonabfY, he'sAIJ·Am.rtcM caliber. • 33-yard pass· from qu>rterbltck Dayld 9:45 a.m. (7) -COILEGE ,;. his brief college career, Griffin 1!9Pnin, to Larry Mustlinskie. . But Padres to Stay In San Diegq;, Connors Wins SAN DIEGO -An agreement paving the way for sale of the San Diego Padres to a group headed by Hollywood Park race track owner Marjorie Everett was reached tod ay by city officials. The Padres will apparently stay fn San Diego. Mayor Pete \Vilson made the an· oouncement after a closed-door meeting ol the city council. Wilson identified the ·Everett group as composer Burt Bacharacb, Los Angeles grocer \'ern Underwood, Mrs. Gene \Vashbum. head of the Southern California distributorship for 7·Up Bot4 tling Co.; Dr. Bob Kerlan1 Mrs. Everett and two other minor owners. e ·Favorite~' Advance Last year at Columbus, ~lichigan \Va! stopped at the goal line in the closing minutes , and Ohio State went to the Rose Bo\vl. The Buc keyes arc favored . and players fro1n \Visconsin, Indiana and Illinois -r teams that have lost to them both -say they should be. Ohio State's devastating running attack hasn't · been stopped yet this year. l\1ichigan defenders have allowed an average of only 84 yards on the ground, however, and Schembechler vows they'll keep ii up against the likes of Ohio State's Archie Griffin and Cornelius Greene. Griffin· has averaged over 100 yards per game io Ohio State's nine victories. The Buckeyes have gi'IZen up an average of 121 yards on the ground . fl) ·=-test the Buckeyes defense, --tbc Wolverines boa!i. quart2T6acit Dennis Franklin, who is outstanding at the op- tion play. If it comes down 10 plac'e kicking, Michigan has Mike Lantry, who has connected on seven of 10 field goal tries and 41 of 42 conversion attempts. Ohio State's Blair Conway has miMed nine extra Point boots, ".Yhile converting on four of nine fie ld goal attempts. ~1ichigan has another incentive. This-will be the final home appearance for \Vhiskey, a little white-haired ten1er who has been a featured attraction at ~1ichigan halftime shows the past five years. Al age eight , Whiskey· has "just pooped out and has lost her edge," accordini; to her owner. In her act, \Vhiskey, wrapped in a ~fichigan sweater, nuzzles a maize and blue volleyball up and down· the field . drawing loud cheers every time she crosses the goal line. But time has taken its toll on the dog.' • ''She just can'.t run the length or the field four or five times in tlie two or three minutes allotted her at halftime," says her owner, Dave Rodgers. · ;.So this will be probably her lil-St game .and she can retire in style." he adds, "Wlless, or course, Michigan goes to the Rose Bowl and we find a sponsor for the trip west." Bnrins Roll, 85-50 LOS ANGELES IAP ) -The varsity UCLA basketball· team, perennial na4 tiona l champion. took an easy 8.)..50 vieo- tory over a largely freshman·sophonlore team Friday in a preseason intrasquad JOHANNESBURG,, South Africa game befor e 10.112 persons. Cliff Dl'}•sdale, Tom Okker and Jimmy Bill Walton and Keilh Wilkes scored Connors .won quarterftna\ matches Fri4 18 points' each to lea d the Bruins, and day io the South African Open tennis Pete Trgovich. Jl little-used substitute tourn anlent. · last year. came off the bench to score ,Prysdale topped Byron Bertra1n. 6·2, 'i4 in half the game. 6-2;' 6-3 ; Okker downed Jaime Filial. · Her a Id e d f res hman Richard 7-5. s-2, 6-7. W: and Connors deJeatid.., \\1ashing10~ had eight . points for the Mark Cox . ..S.3. 6-4, 6-4 : Arthur Ashe rreshman·sd'pbom~"team and lherfnit· quolifi~ for the semlftnals Thurtday~ " died to-the senior crew to adct-6 more. FOOTBAlJ.. -A Rose Bowl bid has avtraged nearly 108 yards in 20 and the naUonal championship will gatnes and already owns Ohio State:s be at stake a~ the Buckeyes ol . single game at>d,season rushing records. , Ohio Slate meet the Michigan "-His ~gaine record of 246 yards Anteaters" Cal Clash ior NCAA Title . ~ . Wolverines at Ann Arbor • ~tic.h. against Iowa hut wee II: wtped his old 11 a.m. l2) -NBA BASKET· record iof t 239i set in'·hls 1972 -running BALL.-Th!;eCIDe~lr§!o~it;-;Pi;;'st;;;ons;v;;;;;rnee;;;;:-1+_;•;··~':-:··· ·,, '•• t Nor'• Caroll••· Hls ,1,-• By nLENN WllIT~ ' , h . ull .• uc ~ ~-lR ·r · """" v 11".o UCLA. 4-2, in Friday play, here. Then after giving up a t.:illy to SC Loo~ing at tonigtft's duel. Newland -r-t P~B s_a -.1 .. ·.-~· .~ ....... ._._.,. _____ ............. ,.., ......... "'-'."' .._ ____ _,,_. "Cl-, .. ...,-··-1:--... L.A-lh A t t I . sa h h t t . of 1 p.m. (7) _ COLLEGE. FOOT· . ::~..--,:-~,-.... .,.. .... ~..::!' ~ 1~ -ga.._..-1~1&-berth--bY-"'urn-en ca ers were p a.yina:;~a~m"'a~n_..,,y~s_.,e~.,a~s_.,o,_.,,,eua~ma[!;!.!•i.!•m!!!um~..!!!~- BALL _ The Pacific~ cbam· OSU 011e-y1:ar imark-o(. ,142 yarm t .. ,~ LONG BEACH _ UC Irvine's spun ky outlasting t'.al State '(Long Beach), 7.5, short, Uct again wQllt oo a tcnr. Philpot good plDy £rorn his younger p aye~. plcn!hlp and 8 trip to the Rose Y.earS ;a.go.· ~ Anteaters challenge mighty Cal for the and easing past USC, 9-5, Friday.. got o(f a shot with l\.\'O mrn on hinl L "\Ve've got to play a perfect game Bowl are at stake as the UCLA "He's the bes.t back In tho. oollli.q," NCAA water polo chl\_mpionship tonight. UCI struggled against Long Beach. and coo.nected, then Bernard t11ntaliit'Cl -do everything right, drive well and Dru ins and use Trojan! meet at said lklckeye! ~cklleld colcti.-Rlk1Y The ·8:45-struggle transpil"(!S at Belmont getting 'go8:ls from Keith Wall.and Btttt the goalie untll the l~l.ter came out.~ play tough defense ... the Los Angeles Memo r 1 a I Hubbard, who 4 Uk~ GriJffn'I mental P1t'za Olympic pool, here. Bernard in the rmal period to break then Bernard lobbed a shOI. inlo the lie calls Cal the best rolleglate team Q:>Jlseum. toughn~ss. • UCLA and use will tangle In a 7 8 5-5 tie. f corner of the goal to 1nake it 743 with he's ever seen, pointing out that tiv1 1 :30 )l.m. (2) -PRO BOWLING "He"pla~ whta he's hurt,"· Hubllard o'clock battle for lhircl plae<. Bui against USC, !he Anteaters took 24 seconds left in the thin! period. Bears starters have hod lnlerhall-Onal _Fino! roond action In Ille $100,000 erpl81oti!L1 ;'1.'Nl 'Is the llnl time we'Ve Hwefully lor UC!. !he thin! time will command In !he second qoarter and .Jim Kruse's penally goal and Wall 's experience. Brunswicl<, World Open at Chicago. lwl-hbn ..,. ,praci,lce Monday ,and Tueo· be the charm against C.l's on1»bealen were never seriously t b re ate n e d shot upped II to 9-3 wilh l :36 remaining In other go mes friday, UCLA beat u p,m. (5) -C()LLEGE FOOT· day sinl>i ' tho lhlrd game w Ith Golden Bears. cai twice vanqulsl>."'CI lherealler. · In th e game and UCI coach Ed Newland UC San ta Sarbara, t+2. UCSB whipped BALL -The Paclll""' title battle Wubll)pJo Stale. !he Anteaters Jor tournament croWns They exploded for !hr~ goals In !he began to clear the bench, New Mexico. 12·1 and San Jese topped between ucu: and USC played "He lak.. oome (!)'Ut sboU since during regular sruon play. laking &-5 second stanza to bre~k a S.2 tie as Kr1~e played a sparkling game-scor· Long Beach. 7-3. earlier in Ille day at !he Colleeum. he'•"' maned man '1Ver/ pme...But and M_vezdicts.· ~ Boyd Philpot, O\lp &w:. and Beman! ing three times, blocking or deflecting ucrs other ocores against Long Bead! By tape del1y. he's 80 touQh al)d powerful he bu brolcen The Bears tuned up for tonighl'I action found the range -all scores coming two passes. coming up wil h t\l.'O stCals. \\'ert Bn•ct Black \two \, Kruse lt'lrO-tt six or seven tackles on one run. by gwining down New ~texlco, 8-1 , and wlthln t:•3 of each other. and block inti; a shot. Bcrn~rd 11"·01. l . • ' . I • : 'l \ D•!IW Pllol Photo-s ~1 P1trlck O'Dclnn1U _____ E_L_TORO_~HIGH 'S KEVIN URQUHART (LEFTI RUNS FOR A SHORT GAIN BEHIND cr UCK VAN LIEW (33). Pirates, Gauchos to Rebuild; Top Starters Back for GWC Although none of the three 3rea JC foot- ball teams gained the state playoffs this season, it still was a banner year. But it may not be as good ln 1974. The three J Cs combined for a 22-6-2 record ~ with SaddlebaCk , the Mission Conference co-champion, leading the y,•ay with a !).1 mark. Golden West fini shed 7-2-J and Orange Coast \Vas 6-J.L On paper, the Rustlers have the best tal- ent coming back in '74. Coach Ray Shackleford will lose only four key players on offense -tailback Bob Fer- CRAIG SHEFF • raro and Pat Thorpe. tight end Larry J.lirt and guard Jack Murry. And he'll have to replace half of the defense. "We've never had a situalion where we'll have ,so many people back," says Shackle- ford in looking ahead . "In the past we've had many bodies back, but never so n1any start· ers. And our mental approach is positive." With some good looking prep quarterbacks in the area. Shackleford is thinking about moving hi s QB Dan Accomando, to dc!en· sive seCondary. . "\Ve lose our linL-hackers. our defensive ends , a d'efensive tackle, our fullback, both offensive tackles and our tight end, so we'll have a real rebuilding job to do," says Tu cker. "We weren't pleased with our offense this season, but we didn 't have a bad of£ense. Ou r passing attack was not as good as v•e would have liked it to be. We were not a real good offensi ve team, yet we had three backs in the top 10 in the conference in rushing." Tucker will have tailbacks Mike Nanka and Dan Princeotto returning, along \Vit h QB h-tike Magner. CX:C's biggest task \Yill be to beef up its sagging passing game. Golden West will replace Palomar with Fullerton (at Anaheim Stadium ) on its foot- ball schedule ne:rt year while OCC and Saddleback are still looking for non-con· ference foes. The Bucs have dropped P.1enlo and have on open date just prior to the start of con- ference play. The Gauchos have not firm ed up their annual opening tut ~·lth Cypress and also have an open date Oct. IZ. Rio Hondo football coac h Marty Black- stone is reportedly very irked (lo put il mildly) at the situation that put LACC into the playofls. He's the leader 6£ a crusade t.o get the Roadrunners, along \Vith Golden \\"est and Cypress, out of the Southern Cal Confer- ence and into the South Coast -\\'hich truthfully y,·ould be the right place for all three. El Toro Impressive, Riddles Webb, 27-8 By llANK \VESCH ' 01 tlll Ofll1 P tllt Iliff El Toro lligh's rootball team took the ri rst step along thC Cl F playorr trail and a major leap .toward coovincing skep- tics of tts abilities V.'ith a 27-8 victory over Webb School Friday night at i tission Viejo High. The victory was the ninth In as many games thLs sea80ll for El Toro, and with it the first-year Chargers advance to second-round play in the CIF l·A eUminetions a g 2'.i n s t lmperial next Friday. :.., Imperial dt!feated Beaumont 30..7, Friday. The site or next 'veek's game will be decided by a Coln flip. The big question going into Friday's game was whether El.Toro could stack up against an established va rsity team after playing a scheduJe heavy \vith junior varsity opponents. The Chargers ans\\·ered it with a Seedy offense and a stifling defense which stopPed \Vebb's singl~\viog attack nearly eold. Chuck Van Liew, El Taro's 115-pound standout tullback ran1bled for 154 yards and all four Chargers touchdowns. And on defense Van Liew was one of a host of El Toro defenders who held \Vebb to just 91 yards rushing. most of it when the game was out of reach. Playing on a sloppy field covered with sa1vdust the Chargers established a solid rwming game behind Van Liew, Clyde Birchard and Kevin Urquhart which made the later .P ass ing of quarterback Gary Key cf· feciive. 11le Chargers drove•59 yards for their first s c o r c which came with 14 seconds remaining in Uie first quarter. Passes from Key to Urquhart and Scott Burghardt of 16 and 15 yards were the bi g g1liners and Van Liew crashed over from the four.yard line. El Toro lost a 52-yard punt return for an ~ppareo t touchdown by Joe Carta to a cllpplng penalty early In !he second quorte"i but came back to S<.'Ore anyway on a 61-yard drive. A 35-yard .. run by Van Liew over right tackle set th~ b<:lll up at the Webb elgbl, and one play later Van Liew bulled over. El Toro backs ripped for big yardage over the right side all evening where guard Tony Lundy :ind tackle Jefr Green \Vere opening large holes. Van Lle\v barged up the mid· die behind a good block fron\ center Keith Jones for a 4.3- yard touchdown In the fourth quaJ"ler and added the crown· ing score fro1n a yard out with.seven seconds remaining . Key passed to Burghardt for a tY.'O-point convor&lon ant! kicked one extra point. Obviotisly well prepared k' hand le \Vebb'!'I single-wing .. or- fense, El Toro yielded jwt 28 yards rushing in the first half and limited 190-pound Webb fullback John Zakem to 23 yards for lhe game. GAME STATISTICS IT W Fl••• _..,, rut/tint 12 5 Flrtl OOW'll "'Ulnt 3 ] F!rll C10w111 Pltilltt o o TOl•I nr1! _, IS I Y1rC11 rushl1111 m no Vlrdl 1>11111111 lt 11 Y•rd1 IMI 11 2't Ntl Y1rd1 01/llld !Jt 111 Pu'l1tl1v1r•O• dlt1•11t1 'flO.I 5/?l.I Prnal1ln /y1re1s 1"n•ll1td 11'2 ''~ l'umblt t/lvmbl•' 101t Ill llG sc-•w 01.l•rt.n El Toro 1 1 o u~21 Wtlltl O a O -t-1 V.1n Liew 8lrtf11rd ,.., UrQU!'llrdt Crimi 1'01111 Z1kem ··~ J, lhtflkt Av1nt1 "'"'-IC. Z!Khkl Tot•l1 RUSHING II T-._., lcll 1f ~I •~I 70 !Si 1 1,7 14 '° 0 '·' J 11 ' 'I.a 11103.1 '1~057.S 4S 2ff ll •.l .... " " ' ' ' ' " PASSING II T- " ' u .. ' . '° I ' . " . "' ~ ... • •• ,_, •• • •• ... '. '' 1K ,iii Yt pc! ICt~ 11 4 0 SS .3'3 .... 81M 1• t II .411 Rustlers, Gauchos Toppled Golden West and Sadd1eback colleges got off to losing starts in season-opening basketball games Friday night. Golden West's Rustlers fe11 to host Cerritos. 111·87, and Saddleback 's Gauchos were upended ~y P.Iira Costa. 92-85, at San Diego Mesa . •·\Ve're going to recruit hea vily for a good quarterback and if we get one,. we could move Accomando to defense." LACC gained the playoffs \1hen LA Southwest forfeited its win over LACC. South· \\'est, reportedly, knew of the ineligible player five \veeks ago, but \Yard \1·as not received until Nov. 16. GARY KEY OF EL TORO IS HEMMED IN BY A PAIR OF WEBB PLAYERS. Cerritos' tall Fa lcons rolled to a 61·42 halflime le.ad and never looked b~ck, hitting 71 percent fro1n the field. The . Rustlers were led by fresh- man guard Theo Williams "'ho tanked 24. The Ru stlers figure to have the edge in recruiting Accomando's brother, T9ny, the Sunset League's back of the yea r fro1n Westminster High. • • • The picture for next season isn't as ro sy at • OCC's athletic department is looking for n1embers of the 1950..51 basketball team that "·ill be honored Saturday night, llc.f;. 8 during -halftime of the final game et"the l\liles Eaton tournament. Bukich, Theriot, Mulroy Mcany,•hi le. Saddlcback's Dave Maze hit 28 points and teammate Gil Normandie can- ned 27. The Gauchos trailed, 43-41, at the hal f and Mira Costa maintained the lead· throug hou t the second 20 minutes. Saddlebaek and OCC. . ''\\'e'll be starting front scrat(·h." says Saddleback coach George llartmun. \1•ho "·ill me nine offensive starters und six on de· fen1e. Ronning back Aundre Holmes, offensire lineman Bill l\1adden and Jim Dimmi ck and tlgbt en d Bill Crumley "·Ill be the big stars mls&ed next season at Saddleback. Nine n1embers have not been located. They includ e Bob Bielefeld, Jack Dolan, Dick Fer- gusOn, Jerry Jobneo:r, Fulton Smith, Bo b Harris, Jesse Smith, Al Thiem e and Boh Yardley. Spark Tars to 35-20 Win In tonight's play Saddleback hosts San Diego ~fesa at• Mission Viejo Jllgh 18:30) and Orange Coast visits LA Trade Playoffs ••• SI. P•ul '16, Compton O N1wport 35, South Hlllt ~ S1n1• Monica 13, 'iania l'r o a .... n. 11 (rfspl , loni11n1 • LOWtt' t r1cWtl Lo! .t.ltM 'l'I, S1nta An~ V~llev lS Stl'vllt '13, Rl!dl•nch \l North Torr1ncf \I, LB Mollll •n I Al'llfltfm JO, P1sae1~n1 n ,.. Upf"r llr1ckt! MG11rovl1 43: Bl•I• l• Mdrnlngt!Otl '"' S.111• M1 r14I 'II Vllt• 1"1tk" 11, (tllno I 111.rfOUOhl 25, Lit Mlr1d1 1 • L-tr Br1ckt1 _.:·John Bosco ''· S•"'l~9<1 11 l{enrwdv 11, ll:1ncno .t.11rT1oro1 U (JeAcen11 V1Urt 'IS. Pomo"~ a ThMrMnd OalU '· Culv1r Corv 0 ••• ' u,,..r l>rlckel 'f'.ernol1 City J.6, B•IOWln P1rk 0 SGqoa ,,, P•lm sorl1191 1 Antf'l«lt V1lltY 33, t.1w'ld1le U Rlo M41'• 1$, L•wr.:i.1r I• •---.=~~L-ff' l r•ckt! I H.tf '" El 5"'~13-lt"""1•nd 11. El Dor'4to ll II•• brt dktr) i;tlwr1Jd1 Norlh :M. RoJ1I 01• 1• lntlo JO, Yue.I.,_ :tl •·• U,,.r •r•lkll ...Writ ;U, f111l1 MOlll'lllln o ArllnQIOft, 21, !Ilg 11e1r ll fllt-or11•~rl El Tore 27. We bb 1. '""""''' J'.I, &Numonl 1 LOWff' lr•Ckll Ll'e.o lOOIH 22, St. ll0ttav1ntYr1 1 Lutfltfll'I 1•, DIMr1 I Ttl'I~ i•. ar1tlll'eo1 1 c.tpl11i'Wrl• 21, S1nl• Yntt 70 r!I .. .,..kwl • JC FootlJall ,, ............ ,. . u ... ,... Ol'llsltlll Coll ... o1 1<111 Miiito 11, "' By ROGER CARLSON UCLA is hot after the services of Golden \\'est place-kicker Brett \Vhite. Bruins kicker Efren Herrera is a senior. Of 1t11 OlltY Piiot S11ff \VALNlIT -Ne wpor l Harbor High's Sailors showed a litlle bit of. el'erything Fri· day night and eased their way past South Hills, 35-20. before 4,500 fans at ~IL San Antonio College. ning, passing. receiving. kick- ing and defense. Quarterback Ste\'e Bukich ran for two.._ touchdowns and passed for another. Ace receiver Vinnie Mulroy 1vas his target five times and five times he latched on to Bukich's offerin~s. SoCal Wins, 7 6~62 Southern Califo rnia College opened the Bask etball season i11 impressive style, romping past LA Baptist, 7&.62, in the opening round of its own tournament Friday night. The winning Vanguards of c63.ch Pa111 'P0ak meet Pacific Christian , a 68-64 overtime victor over LIFE College. The SoCa l tilt begins at 9 o'clock, foll owing the 7 o'clock meetin~ betwt@lr Li\ Baptist and LIFE. Bill ~!elm and Ted Bergerson s p a r k c d the Vanguards . llclrn hit seven of 12 field goals attempts and finished y,•ith 18 points . Bergerson bag- ged 12 rebounds and also chip- ped in 16 points. Jim llelm 11·as also in double figures y,ilh l4. Th l' Vanguards , out rcboun~ed by a big margin. 'Pro Scores ... 8~to11 119, K~ns11Cfty-Om1h1102 CIOl!~I l!rl, .111•1111 h P-"'Y "· CllltlOO ti Clevrt11\d IS, Houslon U C.o!M'I Sti lt 111, Phll1(ftl""!' 106 Stlt!l1 11!, Pog;l1nd 106 • ... 1,e:,,., 11E. Ktlllll(~' 114 ~n Oleoo 110, C1roi1 ... 101 New VQt~ I,., Otf!Vtr u .. , At1111 t1 4, Vl'ICOU"9• I played good defense and it helped them jump to a 44-34 halftime lead. SoCal· was never headed after the in· termisslon. Thus coach Don Lent's Blue· jackets qualify for a CIF 4-A quarterfinals football clash \.li'ill'I the CIF's No. I team One was for a 35-yard \touchdov•n in the first period ihd in . all the five catches were good for 107 yards. soc11 col!•g• "" -undefeated Angelus League Fo 11 111 ,0 chan1pion St. Paul Fri day 1 ' l 11 night at Orange Coast College. ; ! ~ 1! St. Paul raced to a 24·0 1 1 l 16 victory over Co mpton for it s ~ ~ ~ ; 10th strai ght and seventh Bukich's touchd\vwns were both impressive as he ran around and through would·be tacklers. 11. Ht\m Hf.lfrQ" J. Hrlm enroerion Glbbt 1Cumpe Skr•Clt~I ""'' Rosi • .,... 1 o 1 ; • shutout.~ -., . "· ..... ~ g :~ 0 T.be -Sailors--displayid it all His fi rst was a 20-ya rd scamper and he broke three tackles en route to Newport's second TD. He passed to Burdick Ray for a. t~ctpojnt conversion arid fcwport bad a 14--0 lead in the second quarter. " 11 '' '' Friday i.n annexing their first- H11111m•: so c11. 'l·:M ever playoff victory -run· JC Basketball IUY A PtlW 7J DAnUN AND SAYE AT COSTA MlSA DATSUN 1141 HARIOI ILYD. C.M. 540·6410 * -t.· ,"-, ·'· * * ~ " GAME STATISTIC S BUkfd i ' " " ••• ••• SH ·~~ ' " • ••• Ffrsl ctow1u ""'"~ " s.tt+• ' " • ,_, • BllK•t ' ' • ... F!ul doWl'll .,,,,,n, • • (lfrkt I • ' • •• F ~I dowl\$ ll'fl•l11H ' ' lOl•l1 •I "' " ,_, l o!nl forsf Oown1 " " sovth Hllt1 :ds...tl.IJlllD'll Z6' lli..__&ttfllo V1rd1 1>1tslnt "' 11' A~m•n ' ,. ' ,_, Yards IOU " " ' ' " ·2.G Net y1rd1 g•!rwd "' 1,9 e.1,, • " ' u Pu'llll•vtr•te dl•lln« •m S/2J Orll~t ' • ' .... P1n11tlt s/vd1 ~nallJtd l /44 i1n ROl'lllft ' ' • ••• F11mbltl/lumbles ... "'' 111 Crornw911 ' _IJ_ • , . Smllh -Scetl bW Ou•rfi'n lotali P.t.ss:f.G "' " ,_, NtwOOl'l "'"°' • " .. a-JS """ H!llS • ' 1 ..._,, NIWllCltl Hltbef' lllUSHING .. " ... " "' NiwtJOr1 H•rttor Buklclt I • • in "" "' " " ... S1111th HUi t lhtrlot " "' • '-' lle!h~• " .. • ·~ ~ .-....,,......,_-- ooEs ouR CAR IDLE :tloDGH? WE~- START HARD?· \ GIVE POOR MILEAGE? CAN HELP 'THE CARBURETOR SHOP lttt HAltlOlt llVD., COSTA MIU. .04* • All Wt,_ 01111"11!1 ... • Mt1. tr .... Mllt1 "-"'~ Brian Theriot was also im- pressive. rushing for 123 yards in 22 carries and a pair or touchdowns from four yards out. The previously undefeated Huskies of South llills made a mild threat at the outset of the second half when tticy marched 70 yards to sco re an d pare the margin to 21-14. But Bukich took over from there, directing his mates 56 ya rd s and keeping for the final 33 himself. He knocked down three defenders at the 10 in barging his 'v a y towards paydirt. Bob Un,wert's . -·- three PATs gave Newport a Tech (8). 28-14. lead. ~laments later the Oo1ft11 W••• 1111 Sailors were knocking on the Yor.1119 ~ ~ ~ 1~ door again, this time with wn111"'• n a 5 '' Th .1 · 52 d Silldtr\ • 1 J '' e r10 capping a ·yar s•nv~,, , 1 1 , march to nlake it 35-14. Join•• 1 ' 1 , f':l1•k ,,,, Gavin Hedrick's punting y,·a5 Paoov 1 t s , rb h .A '! r,,,~, • 1 1 ,, supe .as e averagn.i "' H81114!kl 7 a 0 yards for four boots and his H-1• a ' o I rd GI~ 2 1 5 ~ ongest \\'as a 59-ya er to Tl'f'll'lo....,. , 0 0 1 the South Hills six. To1111 '' u 13 11 Pat 1'1illican ha r r a s s e d H•1111-5~~~!':· ~~-::· South H i 11 s quar~rbar.k ll•Ut• " " " '' Brian Bethke constantly and ,...... ~ : : 1 ; seemingly owntd the Huskies' Miu 11 • s " . '.,, ) , ' . backfield. And there were Nor!T'>ar1d1t 13 1 , 21 other defensive standouts for H811'"' 2 o 1 ' To!11b :it I 11 . I~ Newport = notably Bi 11 H1111m1: Ml•• Cott•. 43-•l Mockett, George Norris, Erik l-------===- Escher and Hedrick. DAVC itos S-.· "PONTIAC ~ · LEASE! VISIT OUR NEW L!ASE DEPARTMENT We Tailor Your Leise To Flt Your Budget Ask About Our MONEY BACK LHH Pion -tRAND-~-n.·-sro960-:11': uranu f" r1x Mo. BRll°ND f e be d $'7-629 ~,~~ ire 1r ESPUIT 11 M•. U Mt. 0.1 .l . O.A.C • P:lllll LOAN CAltS AYAILAILI . • AMBLER • TUMBLEWEEDS I MUTI AND JEFF -FIGMENTS • • SCRl~~LE ~IY.>Bl.E SC.V.1'6-0U: "·~·' ""'"' .,, .... ·- ' I LOST N:Ii T£ETH TH' LAST FIVE SSA~. FACE MASKS ARE Bet4 l~ALL TH1T li\<1£! A Jl0111.1" Of WINE. ANll A J..Cll<F Of !!~!l, MY V~AR • YEl1,Tt\EYVOTEo You MOST LIKE\.: ICE.,,.-.,r\ TO SUCCEED.' ,• by Doug Wildey by Tom K. Ryan l:iy_ Dale Hale DOOLEY'S WORLD I IOVI C00~16S ! GIMME THAT! SALLY BANANAS RUN foR T~e HIC.LS/ t<tl'3.~~''"-,.,,."'~· $-~~· GORDO 11-::.f MOON MULLINS I 1LL SS'i;" "TH.AT YOU GET HOME° 5,AFE°LY, WILLIE'. , Saturad1, N0vtmber 24, 1973 DAILY PILOT 13 1 by Roger Bradfield : ·~ •• ·. -~-.; ·: ~- By Charles Barsotti THey caN'T RUN FOR THeMseLves! !· by Gus· ~rriola : ::; by Ferd Jphnson NANCY by Emie· Bushmiller ANIMAL CRACKERS by Roger Bollen' -.~ ~ ' ' TODAY'S CBOSSIOID PVZZLB t ACROSS ·t Falrylike I Ghott: l lnfOfmll 11 Dun finish 14 City on the Aat: Var: 15 Vex 15 USWWH .... 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"-ANO THI& FLIW. 5XT6.NT OF 1'Hi t>AMMOI iXPECT)!D iJY THi .MASS/Vo FLOOOS TO &E CAUSED Wl-<EN THi HU/i>E DAM FINAL'-Y 11ursT~ 'I" THe iNDANGEreD CITY Q F .... " $AY, HOW ...____, '" • PQ V0U 'SPlf!t F!:ANl!lll.41r' ?- ,,.,. _ABQ(Jr ~CE TOl.l~ OF ~E ~I~ MUSCLE,iVJO ~ \.IKe IUSK.S, A l)ASTq DISf'OSITIOIJ A/JC>A :sHORr-FOSEt> ~PER .1 by Charles M. Schulz WAAT A 6REAT START! by Harold Le Doux I'VE GOT 50ME eAGGAGE TO PICK UP! !. ll'IE.Ar.l, OlHER THl>JJ T'41>.T ... THE GIRLS • '\'"':" '<''" -•'<Tfl-""·~-,..,..¥,.," •r . .. ,. ' -/ "/.A'd.J,....L·~~ ffll~ ~ 1a~l:H • "Tbat'1 what l wisb tbel'e'd be a shortage of.'1 by Mell .. T"'l!N NEVElt M IND, l'CL.. MAICe IT C:"ICAIOO. ,.HAT I CM< ~-L.L.. .. J DENNIS THE MENACE • !: 1• Il ' • ' f f • ... .. 14 omv PILOT NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Week's and Year's High, Low, Close • • ' "' .. ' ~ " • 01 a ' ' . ' ! 2U Io ••tO , •• '00 ' '00 " • • • n~. 112» l I U t • ' 6 I~ 1 11 21 . • u ) » M .... " . '" ' " • • ' "' . " . 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Qrle suggestion: .. \VritC a 10.000. r,. ••• , ,, 111..emO"I Sl ' ~]).)~76 OOHAlD SU!lllll.A.ND SAlLT MlllllMAH M'A'S'H (l'GI ~J •.. ;cl Ywr Loe.al G~r11,911ll. loncc>~• A" .,,., ol Mt"'!! 1171 •010 t l(llAIO K.UltS t 100 TAYLOI THI DEADLY TRACKIRS 1'61 THI OTHER !l'Gl 's.nD•.,.• '"''"" •I ··-·"~"' tS<l l 961 2•11 lllHDlnl-·-"·-THI WAY WI WEil (PG! ""•G< '''' ~··· .,, ..... ~ )Jl-1111 .... ~ •··•· So et G1tdoft c. ••• " ...... ~}· 6212 TWO Dl$HIJ 1111'1 MAlll MIUS THAT DARN CAT fGl -=='='"= • DUMBO IGJ ,,.,.,..,.1 ~.1 .. ·n . : . ' .. •.:::.':.~~.~. 111-1161 TWO C)ISHll MITS KA.UY MIUS TJtAT DARN CAT IG! "-US • DUMBO !GI ~''"""' ....... $4. !J•S.llll ltobb• &fl\M~ "JEREMY" IPGI + Jt!Mt tffllrn "H•rrf 111 Your P•cket" , (PG1 ........... ...... ····~ 11.,, ... ,.J,,1 s2.oo , •• (AllOAO Tit"-A Kif 1 ( l.S(YIN •tows Of' 1'Hl OlAGON ll. DUi l Of lll:ON rlSTS!I.! (l . TlA.1N lOlllll:S "__. 1vord cssa on 11•hy Vincent Van Gogh 1vould no~ have en· joyed stereo.'' The 1 U>-·page volune also nos many historical facts abQJ1t phones, bu t Oivtns fo1gol to talk about them . In (act, he forgot to talk about the book because other matters came up. i\1ost people think of Owens -a slender. vaguclv pro- re,.sori;1J nali\'e of Mitchell. S.O. -as America's weirdest ~lll_lpunc_er because or ''Lau~h- 1n, \vh1ch NBC canceJed this vear after six seasons. nut.- he insists: •·rm not rcallv an, announcer. I t 's a nusnonter. 1•. FINDIN.G TIIE right nomer is hard . He'& an actor. with so me 50 other TV sho1vs in his logbook. He's a voice on TV cartoons and oo the 400 or so rAdio and TV com~ 1nercials he estiin11tes he does in a year. lie r.ls:> \•;rite:. and has mnde Hvc c:on1edv albu 1ns. · • On top of all 1h-;1. ht''s a top-rated disc jockey at K~tp:., in Los Angeles. a city 11·her<' "A romantic blockbuster!" -1.llUCf Wll.LIAMSON, ,,.,IHll StREISMD &REDFORD TOGETHERI m THE WAY WE WERE MANN THEA<J'RES WALT DISNEY'S hilarious comedy ltlAT DARN OJ CAT Wed. MOI\. Tuts. 1:21. Tnurt. t11r11 S11n.·1:40·\,-t:U ... _...,. ¥ AtfO ~ ,"DUMBO Th• Flying Elephant"' WED. MON. TUES.·7 & Jl~)I THUi.$, Tllr111 SUl•L·U:• l:•f.7 & 11:» m~~!,~U ~5"19·lUl ELIZ:AllETll TAYLOR 111. .. 1.Y ,ONDA "ASH WEDNESDAY" lRJ + tnls Oll)llfndl!\t ll!ert NORMAN ROCKWELL. WE D. MON .• ru1.s.,J1ll·f1\I '!HUMS ttl!'ll SUN.•l•St:llo ~,u.):11.f:lil he and dcej&\'11 Ukc him 1· •1· I.he 1vlldcst, fuMiest brand ol humor heard anywhere In the United Sta tes. Owens said he got his ''.La ugh-In" job in a strange 1vay. 'He and George Schlatter, then head of the show, were lµliching one day at a Burbank restaurant nea r the "Laugh· In" headquarters. TllEV \VEl\'T into the bathroom 10 v.•ash up. Owens, not icing ho\\' their voices bounced off the tiles, cugped a lr.lild to his e a r like an old-style radio announcer and intoned : "~1y, the acoustics are good in here.'' ENTERTAlNMENT NEW YORK tAPJ -The ABC Telev ision network says It is canceling fi ve of its cUr- rent evening shows in J(tnunrv and puttin'( four ne'v half-hou'r series in its 1nidseason lioe\ip. Two of the canceled shows hour se ries are actlon·ad· v.enture show&. One ls "The Cowboys." based on the John Wayne \Veslern of the !"fllnc name. ,The others are "F'irehooiic." a fire-fighting series, and "Chopper One ,1' which denls \v\th two policemen who work fro1n a helicopter. "Room 222 " nnd ·' i. o v e: joc~ey in Omaha. diselosed American St vie," v.•ere jn their lhaf his career also has in-fift h seasofl: Another canceled cluOed a brief slint as a TV show. ''The Ne \V Tem- newscaster. a stint that. laid peratures Rising ," \Vas in ils THE FOUR111 s e r \es ' an· egg because of a chicken second season, \l'hile two "Happy Days,'' is a siluatio~ T .. ...,.I AueeJI suit. the £' ~· ~ o r!, "Grif • and Adam's C;On\edJr about a family in the He "'ore the chicken suit Rib," 'vere in their first • laie 1950s. It stars ·veteran J.1ellSsa Galbraith of Clarion. Pa.. ~liss Teenage as OOst of a daytime kiddie B d show· on TV l>J!<k in 1957 . season. roa way actor To<n Bosley. America 1973, will present her successor with the Thirty minutes later. he'd rlt raised to six the number ABC also. moved t"·o currenl gold medalion on the 13th annual ?iiiss Teenage Whereu pon. he s a i d . ''Schl atter says, 'Oh, hev keep that in.' And l said'. '\Yhat, you want me to wa sh my hands on the sho\\'?' •·l retained that one char::ictcr throughout the sho\•,<" he sa id. ClJpping a band to his ear. "l came on' like a 1930s· an· nouncer and said things like: 'The Eirfel To\\•er in Paris. France. is not really n1adc of Eiff~I after all.' show up again on the ai r 0 programs ABC has can -series to new schedules. It America Pageant tonight at 10 o'clock on CBS, in a business suit, doing five ~elcr1 This season. It earlier said "Toma ,'' a Thursday Channel 2. minutes of ne"'s.. a announced the axing of nighl series, will be seen Fri-liil,.fiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~Jlillaliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiilll~• After the kiddie show one a new comedy series. ''Bob da y nil?hls, and ' ' 0 we n I day, he stopped to talk and & Carol' Ted & Alice.'' Marshall." a Wednesday show. lost track of time. Suddenly, IN ADDITION to the four no1v 1vill appear Saturday ··or, 'Arthur Tracy. the street singer. 1vill not be he:'!rd tonight because Arthur 11·as hit by a car a few moments ago." A PASSING 1vaiter at the Chinese restaU"<>nt Vi' h e:: e Owens "'as ho\dii1i: fo:-1h lo'.>~ e:I al him very. ver:· str~n~e. ly. 0•.1·e1s. 1;·ho bega::i cs a disc he had on I Y three minutes new progra1ns ABC will air ni~hts. · • before his ne"·s show and nexl year. two hourly shO\VS 11· said alt hu t one of the there he w~ still in his thnt no\\' appear on a c:hanges \1•ill be effective In chicken suit. semireguloir ba!lis -"The Six th~ 11•eek stPrY,ng Jan. 14. The "TH.ERE \YASN'T tiine to i\1i\lion Dollar f\olan" and "DOC exccotion is . 'The Cowbovs" Elliott" -1,1•ill he seen on \Vhich will pr<!nliere Feb. ·6.' change. so I go on. \Vith my bea\\ and feathers, and 1 say. a \1•eekly basis. starting in1r•••••--•-•iiii 'Good afternoon. Fed e r a I mid-J anu ary. ABC said. w. 111ediators on Capitol Hill to-Three or ABC's new ha!f-• 17Jo6261f I day .. ,. .' The nianager sait1••-------------ll lll .... I'd set ne\''S back 100 years." •• On \\·hat station rl id this ~ 2ftf, .......... ',•.•11., ... .. even! occur? ~ .. .. I'' pr:fcr oet to F've the "•EREMY" IPGJ c'.lll 1e'te~<: i:::cl·ause lite" might "M*A*S*H" (PGJ v ge t a little tiffed.'' iie said l :4S-l:50-S:SW:OS-IO:IO At 7 & 10:13 P.M. uneasily. ··There's still ..... some And be:' l0<Hn~~-the thing." !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!! "THE STERILE "WUTWORLD" AND "SOLYF.NT GREEN" CUCKOO" IPGI A' l:~O ---:-:cc--c-c--· II CALL THEATRE FOR SUNDAY MATINEE SCHIDUL( ~Jf'lc.1UM~ A ~ ~ocU:u:., : , ~11 l>'l THI AT hf ~ ,!,lClr,..; EDWAflOS • ·w W'fSTBROOk !I Elizabeth Taylor 1 .. N_ LA-•N. T .. ri~ 1· . ..,,,.,.,,,.., ••A•-~~"' G.•M~ 010 .. • 5.'.ID •'II 1 c-.-..... 1"2 Oro-··-' WIO. I t llW. wtD. •:)0.7:00-t:IS •:)0..7.00.f:IS JNUU.·fll,·SAT, 1 wtt. WID. MON. & JUL 111. UT. A SUN. 11:00.l;00-4:lC·1:CG·f:U °'/M •:•S , .... tl:00.1:1S~:1'·1:C0-9':1S MON. & JUL 7:00-f:1S TllUIS .. ftl. SAT. I SUN. MON. I !Ul. 7:00-t:I.~' -~~·""=~'"~"=°'~'~' --·-''-OHN-~<~l:~~·----' from "'l'he Emigrants" clrean1, came the selllers' struggle to survtve ... Max VOil Sydow Liv Ulhnann .. The New Land Cei.billll10 Wdlllel 81115 :tlll1 ArmEl!><llY Cl A W¥.re f.!Jn111~IOl'll Cmwi¥ ~ "F.:~·ki'·. ·-~· N. "ONE Of THE MOST IMPRESSIVE • • • • ' • • FILMS Of THIS YOI A•O : ' • . • • • : ANY YEAR. TOWERl!t& I I \I \l \ I f \ If R •;A fb0~ A ' ADAVS CO~T A l.A[~A • ')1 4 l 4 1 • WORK WITH FEW PIRIU!lS" • • -CUrles t:!-il -L.A. n e NOW EXClUSIYEL Y e 'i\sh ~HENRY FONDAVVednesclay" IH HA.llllOft SHOl'PtNG CENTEJt U:l~t .. ·Th.ll. EDWARDS ' HARB0R c~:! " PREMIER ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT SHOWING NOW. ••• easily the best movie so far this year. ~·...._~ . 14111 SEHSATIONAL wr:.eK"°'' EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY INGAGEMENT Weil.·MO~.· T11••· Thur.. 111n,1 Sun. 1:JO •t:)O 1:30•l:l0 •5:30 ·7::JO•t :l0 THE OUTSTANDING FAMILY 5HOW CF n.1 HOLIDAY SEASON! "BIG FOOT" • NOW THlU TUESDAY V..rt• Set•I "BLUME IN LOVE" + "NORTH COUNTRY" ly•ll O'N..t Wed.-Thurs. From Fri.-Sat.-SUn. From 12:30 _ .... -. ., .. CtNFODMF ?I : ..•• -: .... :: ..• ., oD""....:.•..:_.:ji ...... ~-··· STADIUM l .. ~ .. ,,, '-h.1.'".1....tl.l .L' ::!::9 .,. • ..r·~ -::r.r.~ S!ADIUM•J ~ '-. ... ... .. u_n, E1tt41isitt l'ilml "SIO- DHAltTHA" -~ ''VIAGIN GY,.SY" •o"' In Ctlfl"I ,., "THE THIEF WHO CAME TO DINNER" lolll 11 Color Ill a1rt1r1 Sl.-.1\.ilrd tttkrt •••ll•r• ' .. THE WAY WI Will'' IPGI ''.SOUHO. Of MUSIC" tG) '" "ROMEO & JUILET" IGPI "JEREMY" .. , "Of.LAHOMA CIU DI .. IPGI "IAnLI OF THE AMAZONS" ••• "SHANGHAI KILLERS" lll "ASH WEDNESDAY" Ill ••• "STRAW DnG~" Ill· "!>o...etillM'I A Gtfft N., ... N f PGI ••• "RA&E" ll'GI J•rtlrl Slrtlwnd ''U' THI! SAND•O>C" 80111 In Ctltr.,, {It) • ltabby Ben.on "JEltEMY" A u;ild,, w(Ly·out. chase . led by the world's first Siamese secret agent/ p..., .• ,.... f'clftJ f'rf>f;U A~aru.~ Elizabeth Taylor 'Ash WednesClay" • SHOWING NOW ' llt.,._., r.., I Vl,lV< Vl) I.Ii 01•1to~~lot" ti! • I~ O tffl ~I DL>llf1 "'<1Cllltttolll , . .,. ·.'• .. i•t •• ot""' CO-prOd\1<:9.r.s Dilttl•d by TH!: GOAOONS iUld Bill WALSH • llMllC'"' C•I~ IJ 1>4.cOo(ooln • l il t WALSl1 • RON MILLtA 'FIO&OIT STtvCNSO MAT!NllS AT All.THIATRIS _....., • lolllt1111rd '°""' "a....-n g,..,. Frwv. W.tminst# • IM-6212 • TMUHDAY·SUNDAY CO.HIT All THIATRIS Nt..Drt A-• •t S.A. ,.,..,,.,, Tuttln Squi. • .... lllM • ,• -; •• • • ~· ~ " ' Wei yo ""' did I drliw res Po the s cha m lhe ti The He! en Beac . one rectl Willi ladie Youn beh' John Gaud f<i.y 9olh ~ 6al fiebr With Judy via : .)( an WaS ~ old Btoa """ ry" Jack • ,K Jette trivi cro .. 1. i:V · aCu lrjv ' l boo ~ . i . ~·as "'}la ~. Sil! lat s . Inv seri , ___ ........... 6. in- \\'h na :·. -.. ( ~ Saturday, NO'lembtr 24, 1973 D.All Y PILOT "-30--" Name the cltyeditor,•----------------------,,----------1 T ? the staff artlJt and the oopy ? ,,J -~;? ·l 1 •• ljoy:Lall W .. '• ·A•HM 'It• _. a;. t.T. , · -1" Kenry,.F-'a . " M" . . ~ ~ . '----::r.-T.-""1':"'""'"".::"'"':"'"..:,l!"',...""l:--:",I 2. Sam Jaffe, Raymond ft.-51'::..ol ' f ~I ;. \• ~ 1"~5e'j • . ,• j Well,trtvt~~~oultll4 .,. 1)i ... ,, 1wo 1fun;.. .,1.,"The Blackb oar yourselves ll·-k·'.l!qi.11111!' ~yed , °" ~I 1)1 • pl<Q , Jlj8gle", I , did la.st 5aturday's .contest Md Animal \n '·1·Stalig' ." l 14. ·Edmond O'Brien draw the heaviest amount of · 5. Margo Lane response yet, it also marked 8. A REAL toughie Jor radio the second tlme the week's buffs -who played Corliss 6. Geo1·ge Fenneman champion wos determined by Archer's nloU1er and father? 7. \Yonder Woman the tiebreaker. 9. Who was Rhubarb In the 8. Michael ReMlc 'nle winner -newcomer movie of the same nante? 9. "A Star ts Born" Helen Lebowitz of Hunllngton JO. Charlie Bratten . and 10. What 's My Line? Beach, who ans.wercd all but Fenwick Babbit were the 11. Broadway's f\.1y Beat · one of the brambusters tor--cr~lons o[ what TV pxnic' 12. ~1arlon Brando (beaten rectly, including all ft-,, ~ 1 ', ~ J I · oul by Humphrey Bogart for \\'illlam Holden's le ad~~ tr,;.. He ope~( the creaking "The African Queen") ladies. Three-time winner Jim door to radio's ' ' I n n er Tiebreaker _ (a) Jennifer YoWlg also tallied 11, but Sanctum ." Jones , (b) Judy Holliday, (c) ~issecl-onc on ;tbe fiW!-point.:. t%. THESE TWq.distJnguilb-Deborah Kerr. (d) Nanty-- hcbrcaker. v ;i •' ~ ·'eel actQl"S · playwt''WiUiA. .JJ,-Kw an, \e) Maggle McNamara. CLOSELY BU j.j (: fi E• I) man Inf the BNadway'~ and behind these top scorers were . •movie ~i~s olt;"Death of John Russell with 10~1:. Zeldai ' ~ Sale~n. Send your answer! to TRIVIA, clo t/te Daily Pit· ot. Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626. E1Ltries 11111st be ttie 1nait by f.1011day qtt.(.llify. Gaudcnti and new player Jef-· '-Today's tiebreaker CCJnc.ems kry Cripe with 10 euch and three o! Jack \V~bb's staffers '°lh perfect on the tieQrcaker : in. his newspaper movie f-O'nne Trujillo, also 10 right1-;;============.;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::;~,-1 tint who missed thel •••••••• Oebreaker, Tracy Godfrey HOLIDAY MATINEES ••••• with nine and .Charlie Bleiker, : J udy Powell abd Norma ~aunch, all \vith 81,':. points. : Keeping Helen and Ji1n from in lllllJeard-of perfect SCCJte Was a query that nobody solv- ~ -the introduction to that old radio police s h o w ,· lfroadway 's Mv Bea!. You remember that.one. Ylilh Lar· ry' Thor, Charles Calvert and Jack Krueshen ~ You don 't? . . KEEP TifOSE t'ilrds and letters coming, and test your trivial talents on this week's crop of confounders: .;1. The two leading ladles or 'CV's ""nle Nurses" aren't ex- tiCtly househ<lld ,,·ords, but tr;via fans should re1nem~r tJicm. ~. What comic st rip hc·ro bµ;>ughl the infamous TV \Vig· gtes 1o ~lice? fll.-SAT •• SUN . ~si CALL THEATlES fOI : ~· The song "r.1oon Rivcr''l-~~~~===~~===':'u:•::•:c:A:•:TOON==•=='.~\ WJIS CCJm posed by whom for \\flat movie? .4: 'rHIS . HORROR movie star played Robert Mitchum 's father ln "Not aa a Stranger.'' Theirgoel.,.~. ~-22, 1883 ... _..i.i, S. He chased " T h e Invaders" in a short-lived TV . --~ie!_. _______ ~ 6. Remember Tuesday We a· in the "Doble Gillis" series:'_ \\'hat was her character name? :~. Stt YMI ,..., y LOS AllCELEI OWCE-C81NJIEI IDBCE IEA~Eil llDEIJOIAY • . ' NOW AT IOTH CINEMAS A 5assy Siamese cat leads the F.B.F. on the wildest chase of all! EAN JONES e HAYLEY MILLS e ED WY watt Oisney''s hllarious comedy Tl-IAT DARN CAT <Ut!Q TECHNICOLOR• 2ND TOP AnlACTIO -n.. BURGLARS" DYAN OMAR CANNON PREMll•. . ,,; ENGAGEMEMY SIRE•SUID &REDFORD TOGEntERI THE WAY WE llfERE CO.•fC11111ES.iMN~ llllf$llll-S'IU('f ~-~ HELD DYER -3rd WEEK • • 111EliAY •WERE "-rt'*'9--00 "-'""' -. ... -loYOI • ,f3rd1 ~ "SUPER' SURFING" "LIQUID SPACE" ty hie Dovls 7:JO • t 1JO loch 1.-lltf LID 0 NIWl'OOI BEA C ~ lNTllANCI •O libO 1<11 ~·1 "l\O EXCLU51Yll "THE BATTLE OF THE AMAZONS'! .... "CATCH 22" Both In Color (R I ta!J64 l'CW wWtM.f'IXltJOIS-IM'SU!l-STIJ(f Jl'J..!Jll ---IMRM IWl.ISOt • -l!MllUl Ul.IOJS ·--WSW«· -"SlOO Pl'.LO'. • Nlll'1$'11\' f'fes. flt 1 PM~ C•ntl••on -5.i•d•'t froM 2 PM PREMIER ENGAGE~~=..=-,;;::] I !~~~~~~~I THEATRE FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT CENTER • • • ••• • •• 7bo8betill bJfltkri-ie.N:iw he v.aJ/d kJJJ irwqBllDO& RICHARD HAIUUS _BOD..Dn.Oll .. ' -/U. l.ETI'IERl. NEY1lLE BP.AND ·W!WAM SMITH noumca.at-.111"11JUo11(JlUA•-~ (,lJWAN) IOSl'.'i .,,,.lnll bO l'OL!W5A.to . 11"!1.MtlHFM l'l<iM-.... ·A-u.n......"'-l\""L ..... 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Or try Chevrolease ~ ..... ---· ----------·--' ' • , . 197.3 " -. • Sport Coupe! iNo. 1171/74lG,RI ~ Equipped with power steering, air cond.! automatic trensmission, disc brakes, VS engine, tinted glass, vinyl roof cover, radio, white w_.lls,·hee.terj defroster, etc. Low miles . Only Or try Low-rate $ . ' • • Chevrolease ---------------- 1973 Sport Coupe! ------------- Sport - Sedan! • No. 15 34/119142 Equipped with automatic trensmi1sion; V8 engine, power steering, eir cond., radio, h•ater/c{•f.i;oste.r, wh ite wells, wheel covers, tinted glass, elec. clock, et c. Lo'>' m ~"\ Only s3 Or ti:y ' ~-'l:il~·riite Chevroleas e · • • ---.. .. . -... ' If ' ' • . ' • • ~ . .,. .... "" I . ' • Saturday, NMmbtt 24, 1973 Vega Hatthback Cpe. _. 1pd., r•Jlo I h••*•'• low mol•1. 011t 1t•ndln9 I l41 EALI ONLY Toyota Corona· D1l11•• Hd top., '4 1pd., b11cket 1•eh, r1d i• I he•l•t, ,.;nyl roof, 9ood mile1 & cl••n !•tODDC I ONLY Vega CO!IPtt A11tt'metic, r•di• I he1t.I', whit• w•11•. 900~ mil•h M111t ••• to eppl'1lci1t• 1944IOY I ONLY Vega Station Wagon A11tom1tic, r1dlo & h••f•r, wJiitewell1. low mile1. l'"lnec11l1t• I 749Dlll • ONLY Ford Pl~Runabout 4 1pd .• '"•!I· 1e l1 I tir•1, ti"t•d 91111, r1.dlo l .h fer -•conomy pl111. low mil11 !116DSWI ONLY Gremlin Coupe ] 1pd., •c.onomy 6 cyl., tinted 91•11, r1dio I h••*•r. She rp 1142EOll ONLY Camara Hardtop ) 1pd.1 floor 1hift, r1dio Ir h•1ter, white well tir•1, exc•ption•l-low, low mil11 1417.ftTJ ONLY $ $ $ ~ Opel Kadett luc.k•t 1•ef1, 4 1pd., redio I h1eter, whlf• well tirel. le11 thin 23,000 mil••· Cl•1n IXEW2S91 $ -... f. ' f I t ONLY Ford Mustang A11tom•tic tren1'"i11 io", pow•r 1t••rin9 I br•~••, r•dio I he•l•r. b:t•lt•nl !XRP405) I -' ONLY C:-ro • "396" 4 1pd.1 power 1t1erin9, r1dlo le h1etu, tint•d 9leu,'-1,-ii1I wh•1l1, f•nt11ti IVSHl 11 ONLY ' Pontiac: Firttbird H•rdtop C:o11pe. l 1~., ec.onom~y 10 7 en9i"•• pow•r 1f••riftg., re dio l heeter, ¥inyl roof -must•••· l54JAGEJ ONLY Mercui:y Cougar XR-7 Coupe. A11tom 1tic., power •*••ring l breke1, fec.tory •ir conditioning, re~o • he1t1r, leeth1r i"terior, _ 1h•rp throughout. IUZW057l ONLY $\. $1 . ~~:~!'. .::~. !~.~ ... ;,,. $2 h•et.r. h:c.1ptionel conclition, good · mil11':' !245 73Hl ONLY DAILY PJL01 J9 9 Impala Custom $2 39 H•rdtop Coupe. Auto'"1tic., pow•r 1t11rin9 I brek•1, fectory eir condi-. 1 • tionin9, tinted 9le11, r1dlo I he•f•r, .J low low mil11. 1212lA) ONLY .. Pontiac: Finbird $ E1pirit. 6,000 '"II• be;11ty. A11to'"•tic, power 1t11ri"t • br•"-•1, 1ir conditioP!• -in9, whitew1ll1, r•lley wh••I•, 1t.reo r•dio, lilt1 n1w -f•c::tory "werr1nty. 1260HQil ._ · ONLY • " 833· 05.55 • • • 99 tOPEN 'SUNDAY ,,_ --We ........ NM . JM Sortie, Pim, llody end Point Dtpts. frOril 7:30 .. .... w ...... .,.. • ,, . • 20 DAILY PILOT Sa.turd.Ir, NMmbfr 24, 1973 -~ - --- Classifie~ INDEX Advert1s1ng . l '-1 -Hous~es-forSa!e___JI~ Ah lltlMr c•Mfflctllell ..... 1• CIHdtt' ,,... fl'9M .....,) ._,, ·~·" lllllM CtY• Sii ... ltll11Mll 11 .. 1 Pt11l111111i. •.. , ...... ll'ftnltl .. ,....,.. ... '" . .., C1.iW1• kfdl c: ...... , ... c ........... ,,.. C..9-M ... D.1111 Pollll --.... 1""4 •t ,.,., l'Hlltll11 Ye"" ...... ,...,. HMtl ...... IMCll N1111llll .... ...,_, ".,.., """' ... lrvl111 '"'"" ,.,.. .. LlttJN ... c.-~-Miili LM1 ,.,.. ....... L"*lile Llwllil Nlftlt .... .._ ...... Mw MfM V .. MlfwlY ClfY MblM Y~ """"" ... di NIWNrt Ktl9111t HtW..-rt llll!MI ._. ..... --Or•• SM CIMIMte h11 .1 ... 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H Mllt l5 . . . . . . .nt , -OMI . . ... . 411 GtMrll .................... tM ~-":" ltMlth •· · .... · · · · 00 I Mll, Ml llllt./StrVkt , ........ t02 -1t.!~!1t" t1"':.::tt , ........... 42S G1r1Mt fr lt;:I ............. Ill .. 11/MlrllHI awbi ............. f04 Offlc1 1t111tol ··:"········· W ... ,., ,._, ............. '°' lMl-1 11111111 .. " .. 4* IOllS, 1t1nllCllt,,r. ......... fN lndv1lrl1I 1t1n101 ... :::··" ... "!:: ... ta. llfl ................... , ttt Sfor110 .. ... ''' I01t1, Sl•o1--o n ""'"" W111ttf' "° .....,. ....... ' .. " 1 M11C111o-"""''• · 4'J "'"' .,... • aw ............ tu INIS. llw'IM ............. '11 Announcements )~ AllllOUMtmtnh $OI Card ol TMnkl/i~ · M1nMr1u·,;.·'" UJ Lt11I Hollen • . • • ··111 • ['---P-el'1onals__J)~ A~" h'tn1 .. r11nn Ptnt111l1 fotc:lll Ch.1111 Tr1vt1 . .. ········ .. " . "" •• m " ... [ '---T~-nsport-atlon__,l[il JilrCl"•ll • .. , ................ tij . _c_,...,,. 1tllt(1ttr111t ........... 121 C'nln. a111"' ....__ ......... HI alK!r~ iytr1 .. " ... ~ .............. ,. Mtllllt ttt-. ........... ns Mltw Httna Salt/lltnt ........ tll Tralltn,, Trt'HI .. "" tlS 1'1'11itn. UtttllT • . '41 -~ iln'k• ' ,.,,. . .. .. . "' [._Lo_st'111_d fGund___,l[S) l.___Au1os_1or_S11e _Jl§J , .... u ....... , ...... ... ..... .__I ~-'"'t-ructl_on --JI ~. ...... o. .. OtMf" ............. tse AlllllWtl/C .. lllu ........... t» llKrwt!Mtl V .. klff ,. ....... tU SHftl , ltlftt llM1 , , ....... "' Trutli ., ........... HJ v.... . ......................... .... .... &Mtlllt .... ........... .. ....... ... ....._ • .....,.,.. . .. . .. . ... ..m ............................. .. .... u... ..................... ... • • • • " . 1 I Tho Bl&cfft Markltpllc:e on tho Orone• Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ~::i. c: ~ :·= !i l 642-5678] ' [ I Oenerel FREEDOM HOME SPECIAL £ASTSIDE HOME+ TRIPLEX COUNTRY smlNG situated on a large 130xl50 lot with to\\·ering shade trees, a comfortable 3 BR 2 BA home w.ilh den and front porch for your rocker Plus tepa.rated av.•ay trom the house a triplex with Income potential or $440/mo. only $69.950 for all CALL 644-7211 PJD.NICEL (!AILEY & ASSOCIATES rn=F~roM~1 ·-. THE REiil ESTllTERS LAND 2 Acres plus, 6 miles South oJ Santa Cruz in Aptos. \\IHI take l'.> units Owners "'ill exchange for Ora11tte County Area. Ottered for $70,000. 20 An-es behvcc11 &i.rsto\v and Randsburg on proposed Expressway. .Offered for $9000. Call C 0 L \V E L L 646--055.5 Located on gracious trtt-lin· ed Continental Street -3 BR + frplc FIXER UPPER home. E:idalinc olan SlB,800. VA $164 mo. PITI . Available to an yone rega.rdleu of age, race, credd or job. Full price $23,950 . Assume 7°/o Loan 11ighly c u ston\ized 3 bedroom, 2 balh home . Seeludl"ri C'ntry. beautiful patio, vegetable a11d fruit ga~·den, many ·large trees, Thi!~ hon1e prpv ides seclusion in the city. See to believe. $37,000. ____ 1 * 59'x290" LOT * C-1 ZONE Sll ,900!! .. • COATS "FAMILY SIZE" WALLACE $32,500 E·Z TERMS REALTORS * 4 Bedroo111 home (huge 111aste1: BR) + family room + den, 3 baths, 1nany ex- tras .. Quie t street. $$',700 Seldom seen value. Prime 962 1-luntington Property. Priced :::::::::-44:::54===:! * C-2 Zone • Harbor Blvd . ~00 x 350, access to adjoln- 1ng street, $175,000. * C·2 LOT 50 x 150 Newport Bl\•d. $38,500. Roy McCardle Realtor 1810 Newport Blvd., C.i\'l. 541-7729 HARBOUR - $68,000! LIQUIDATING Tha l's righl! 1-luntington l-Iar- hour. 1 % blocks to dock· siric. l-Ior1 est value in lhe Harbor. Superb 2 slory ele- gancC'. Double door entry. Fonnul banq uet room. I Ai an1n101h entert ainn1ent und('r market. B1i ng mop and broom. Save ~. Huge living robm. Fa.mlly fun room. FOU.R family size bedrooms. It's value priced. See today. Call 847-6010 ~ C-OLO • IT'S M 70 S< NU/~ THREE BEDROOM ......: $26,000 Con'! beat this excellent value in new, fast growii1& bC':iutifu l area. Lt'ss than 2 ~Ts. old and has 2 baths double garagt', bu i I t -i ,; kitchen and upgraded w/11• carpeting and d r a p e s . VPtcrnns. No Dcm·n: olhl'r:-: net.·d $1.300 do"'ll. 646-7711 I -Open eves. -"enter. Eslrn lnl'J.!e bed· l'CIOlil:'. ·:1t··~a1v·e al ]()\\"est pr·t·I'. T,il;c ar'\·,.111:1 .. (' no1~" w lk & L , "'·'~c,. . , · a er ee Oi-E1~1JLQ •IT"SFUN l08E NICE ' !_ lllAl E•T AT! j I ~ I NEWPORT- .·~ HEIGHTS I ~.~~ ALMOST I VIEW • $45,000 3 bcdroon1s, large patlo and l bofl.l storage New paint and I carpel immeri int e possession. $37 ,9-"JO. 64&-7171 You can see lhe ocean from this spaclows f a m i 1 y residence on large lot in quiet cul--de-sac sl.reet. Ex· tra bonws ts the ll:l!Sllmable !>"fNTIL 9 . IT'S FUN TO BE N/CEI 5~4~,6 loan !~~ 6Ui-i'j'\J ffr ~ Open eves. 1 ~ ~ I Walker &Lee lll l l l llTITI I Just the 1ight home! 5 Bcdroornl\. + famlly and fonnal rt!ning. 2 l\fnssive fireplaces. one located m master hcdrn1. Bcsl hurry -$64,950. Call :>t:>-8424 SouthCo Realtors. OCEAN FRONT Bnlboa Penln!!ula. Beautifu l 5 DR., 3% ba. home. Family rm .. dining nn., 1% Yrs. young, Shown by app·1. $195,00> -~fust Sec! Josephine Webb, Realtor Bolboa Rul Estel• Co. 700 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa 673-4140i Eves. 67J..J596 Lit'I Bit of Heaven Right here on earth In this aharp 3 bdrm wit h di ning nn. built .. ii'Js, •dishwMl'ler, ~ batt;1. Family r in fireplace. Forced a.Ir 'heat: Patio. .No do.wn to vets, low down all othenl $3S 900 540-113> ' TARBELL, RHltors b WNER jl'l.LL GIFT WRAP for Qu11tm&1 thJ1 newly listed ll Br, 2 Ba hand~me home on lie comer Jot in Oltf Haven. FamJly nn. wMh nn. bltnl, trplc, new crpts & drps. e v e n "Scrooge" would agree this 100> Cllfl Dr. beauty Lt an xlnt buy at S63.500. Pete ~ Ban"ett Realtor__. 60-&200 El1ER STOLEN ·A DUPLEX Try thlJ: two 2 bedroom unit! • double .aarase ln- co~e of $3750 per year . Asking $35,950. Try y0ur o\l/n price owner says SELL! Call Red Carpet, Realtor1, 66-8080~ CLASS SEW -642-56'1! ELEGANT MERIDITH GARDENS Newport Heights Area BRAND NEW DUPLEX CORONA DEL MAR TIME FOR ' QUICK CA-S THROUGH ·A ~ ·-.... DAILY PILOT WANT .AD N••d sports .,.,,, ... ,.tr eKJ.s. For Classified Ad ACTION C.11 A OAILY PILOT - AD0 YISOl 642°5671 CLASSIFIED HOURS Ad vertisers may place thC'ir ads by telephone 8:00 a.m. lo 5 :30 p.m. l\londay thru Friday 8 to noon Sat\.~rday COST1\ l\tESA omCE 330 \V, Bay 642-5678 NEWPORT BEACH 3333 Ncv.'port Blvd. 6'12-5678 l-IUto.'TINGTO~ BEACH 17875 Beach Blvd. 540-1220 LACUNA BEACH 22l Forest Ave. 494-9466 SAN CLEl\fENTE 305 N. El Camino Real . 492-4420 --.rORTH-COUN'rlo"'- dial free 540-1220 CL,'\SSIFIED DEADLINES Deadline for copy le kills Is 5 :30 p.m. the day be.. fore publlcatton. except for Sunday I: ?i1onday Edltioni when deadline is Saturday, 12 noon. CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS ERRORS: Advertisers should check their ad.I daily I: report errors immediately.__ THE DAILY PILOT auumet liability for the tint in· correct inlertlon only. CANCEU.ATIONS: When killing an. ad be sure to make a record or the KILL NUMBER' g iven you by your ad ta.k<:>r .as receipt of your canct'llatlon. This kill n umber must be pre- sented by the adverti&er in case of a dispu~ .. ~NCELLATION OR CORRECTION OF NEW AD BEFORE RUNNING: ~ry effort is made to kill or correct a new ad .that ha1 been. ordered. but-we cannot guaran-- tee to do so until the Id has appeared. Jn the paper. • • DIME·A·UNI: ADS : '?bes~ ada are strictly cuh In advance by .mafl or at any one ot oui' ot· Ocef. NO phone orden. Dea4t1ne: 3 p.m. Frtday, Coata Mesa otftce 12 noon -all branch of· flees. THE DAILY PILO't re- servtl the right to ~ -tl~edl ceruior-or fu.e any adverttlement, And tn change ii. rates & regulatlont without prior noUce . CLASSIPllD MAILING ADDRESS "P~ o. uox·'t:5G01 O.ta )iftta 92§..26 • • Buy a •• Border· to Border Bargain Every classified want ad in the DAILY PILOT . appears in every edition every day. That means your 1d will be seen in pipers ·delivered to homes •nd sold -from newsracls from border to border all along the Orange Coast . . 111 the way from Seal leach to San Clemente You Get It .. All Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Costa Mesa Newport Beach Laguna Beach Irvine --- Saddleback San Clemente Capistrano • (Plus the daly newsrack edition) For One frice With A DAILY PILOT · Classified Ad Phone 642-5678 ------ YOU CAN CHARGE IT; TOO ' . • -. • ' • t • ! l • ' l • • i ! I ' l -' ' ,. J t ' '· • f ' ' ' ' l ~ ~ ' t : ·~ • I I - H " 2 27 G c 19 G c c p n p 15 F b D I H I p s u s c d 4 • • • • DAIL V PILOT :J [-;o.;::::-:r-----.,,...-_,.. ________ ~.:....----·-.:..."'.""------:-::---;-------:---:-------.,,..-~----S•turdll', Novtmbtr 24, 1973 Gtn•r• # Gentral General Gener.al General General ·Glntral 'I ,• ' ' i I " j t ' .i . l ' • f . OPPORTUNITYll-$29,495 Here J.S your chance to assume 7% loan' "New World" in La~una Hills. Sharp. 3 BR; 2 ba condo home. Air-<?nd, comer Jot. TllE BLUFFS-TENNIS CLUB VILLAS Brand New! On greenbelt. Ready w occupy . Lovely 3 bdrm, DR "Linda" model. $78,500. Beaut. 3 bdrm. FR "Paula" model. $74,950. 2701 VISTA UMBROSA SAT/SON 1·5:00 IRVINE TERRACE BEAUTY-$182 500 Gre~le!t view of-bay, ocean & Catai)na ! C~s!om quality lge 3 BR home w /FR, formal dining, 3 baths, 3 !rpls & beautiful pool. 1935 SABRINA TERR. SAT/SUN 1·5:00 BIG CANYON "BORDEAUX"-$119,500 Glamorous & spectacular! Custom draped, cptd & VanLuit wallpapers. Comp!. ldscped, cov. patio. 3 BR, 3 ba , DR & beaut. kitchen. SPYGLASS HILL-$119,500 Panoramjc view of ocean & city lights . Brand new 4 BR home w/FR DR & 21h baths Pool-size yd. 3-Car gar~ge. Fee. · 15 POINT SUR · OPEN DAILY 1-5:00 DOVER SAi:>RES-$225,000 Finest construction in this gorgeous custom built home. 5 Bdrms, lam rm, lge formai DR, 41h baths. Huge jacuzzi. Air-cond. 1337 GALAXY DR. OPEN SAT/SUN.1-5:00 ' HARBOR VIEW HOMES-$891500 Huge jacuzzi & pool! Popular Portofino model w /3 BR, form DR & FR, plus sep. bonus rm w /study & ba. Vu from mstr st.e. 1812 PORT STIRLING OPEN SUN 1·5:00 . NEW-IN "OLD" CORONA-$149,500 Pride of ownership in NEW duplex. Lge 2 swry 2 BR, FR owner's unit + 2 BR rental. Unusual design. Picturesque courtyd. 608 MARGUERITE SAT/SUN 1·5 :00 BIG CANYON C.C.-$195,000 Sweeping 1061 fairway view! Spacious SBR cust. lux home w /billiard size FR. Abun- dant Mission tile in entry etc. Prof. dee. 4 ROYAL ST, GEORGE SAT/SUN 2-5:00 GLAMOUR ON GALAXY-$235,000 The -''Prize" of Dover Shores w /fabulous view & casual elegance. 5 BR, FR, form. din- • ing, loggia, \Vet bar & pool. Privacy. ' l WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors t 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd. t NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. -.!910 I [ I General YOU CAN AFFORD - A FINE 4 BR rtl.ESA VERDE HOME! : \Vhere? Prime area • What? Spacious, 1astcfully ' decorated, popular model General IN OLD MEXICO -Lake Chapala 4 Bdrm. home, comp. furn. w/fantasti c vie\v ot lake. Many extras, p r o I e s s . lnd:'lcpg., S\\rimming pool & NEWPORT CREST RENTALS 1w0 & three bedrooms, ocean view, tenni§, swimming. Brand new, from $400 per month. LEASE OPTIONS We h've available to lease with option to purchase, 15 homes of 2.3-4 & 6 bedrooms each. Priced from $32,000 to $100,000. P.S. A STRAY SWAJ.LOW DOES NOT AN· NOUNCE' SPRING. Next year will be OUR 30TH ANNIVERSARY & our reputation is your as surance of integrity to PURCHASE or SELL your HOME, or GENERAL INVEST· MENT COUNSELING. COMPUTEO ADVERTISING .LOCAL & NATIONAL TO REACH OVER OITT; MILUON, 700,000 READERS DAILY. HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2841 E. Coast Hwy .. Corona de! Mor "S.lllng RHI Estate In Newport Harbor Since 1944" 673-4400 General General READ THIS LA CUESTA VILLAS from $30,990 A new concept in Home Ownership by Ayrfs Construction Company You Own The Land and the Home Not a Condomlninum No Monthly Maintenance Fee 4 Beautiful Exteriors. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY: 3 BR, 2 BA & HUGE PAMILY ROOM+ SEPARATE 2 car gar. Buy for Thanksgiving Move In By Christmas No Paymenh: Until January Model I Block W. of Beach Blvd. Off Adaml in Huntin9ton Beach AYRES SINCE 1905 536-14:45 ~ ANO ASSOCIATES REALTORS HOMES OPEN 1-5 THIS AFTERNOON IN CORONA DEL MAR-Super new duplex , with remodeled ow11ers unit, walk to the beach. $114,900. Drop by and see Tedlli Alves. 400 J11mine ............. Coron• del Mir IN CORONA DEL MAR -Want w see a cute couple? Stop by these twin duplexes, you'll love them ! Asking $74,500 and $73,500. Ed Nelson will be there. 411 Larkspur .. , ........... Corona del Mar IN EAST COSTA MESA-Slop and see this cozy cul-de--sac cottage. Great yard for chlidren and 3 large bedrms. $48,500. Mack Hanson will help you. 435 W~l1nd Place . . . . . . . . . . Costa Mesa General CALL 644-7270 Coa1t Highway, Coron• del Mar WE CAN _ttELP YOU BUY •. SELL. OR TRADE · A HOME ANYPLACE IN THE NATION General ~' C.F. Colesworlhy & Co.-Reallol'll DANDY DUPLEX NEWPORT BEACH Just a short, barefoot walk to the ocean . ~Large units with 4 up & 3 down . One year young. Xlnt proven rental record. You own the land. $110,000. THE SPACE RACE Is your family outgrowing your house? Beautiful 5 bed.room home in prestige Har· bor View Homes neighborhood. Formal din· ing room, family room with fireplace, 3 baths & 3 car garage. Not lease land. Vacant & ready. $81,500. BIG 4 BEDROOM · FHA OR NO DOWN TO VETS A quiet, Santa Ana neighborhood. 4 BR., 2 baths & cozy wood burning fireplace. Built-in kitchen with sell·clean gas oven. Assumable low interest ,gavernment financing or ,terms for FHA or no down to Vet buyers. Priced OUR FINEST-•******************_. 5 BEDROOMS * ELEGANCE -AND A VIEW! -- Prestige Mesa Verde. Tiil• 2800 Sq. Ft. of luxury. Brand new. 4 Bed· Home ha• 3 baths, Fanilly rooms in a truJy prestigious Newport area. room, Dining roo m. $127,7~0. Fb~plact', New!_r. pab1ttd ln•lde and out. $57,950. Call * HERE IT ISi COLWELL &16--0565 Give ~our Jamily an elegant Newport home TAX ·PROBLEM for living, entertaining, securitw and equity growth. 5 Bedrms., 4 baths, huge pool and THIS YEAR? BBQ area. $135,ooo. This 1n:l)' be your aoluUon. D 645 7221 This triplex i5 clear. Ov.•ner Qmu 1~1 • will carry 11u. Deet! of Trust I}; Eves. S41-8594 and acocpt pre-paid i n. 21 teM'St. Excellent N.B. 1oc.. ~ 1733 WESTCLIFF DR. Uon. Olferod lo" $95.000. NEWPORT BEACH Call OOL\VELL 646-()5.00 BACHELOR PAD *******************1 lluntington ltarbour bachelor GenereJ General collllo1niniun1. J ust l year old. \VIW carpels and drapes like new coudition. Offered for $24'.900 or \\'ill ''"" •• 12'10.00 mo. C'dll SECLUDED COL\\'ELL &16-0555. LAKE FOREST ESTATE Best view in Lake l"orest, Balcony overlooks the lake. New landscaping, (.'OU,llll)' living near i;hoppillg and schools. Offered fcir $65,000. Will lease at $525.00 n10. Call COL\VELL 646-0'5.)5 4-YEAR 1n the heart or Costa Mesa. Surrounded by 100 trees. European design. 5 Bedrms .. 4 baths, approx. 5000 sq. ft. Large pool and many other extras. $107,000. ROY McCARDLE REALTOR rBlO Nawport Blvd., Costa Mesa 548·7729 NEW DUPLEX General Ganeral Live in one unit and enjoY -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I ineon1e from the other. One • large 3 bedroom 2 bath unit v.•lth 2 fireplaces, dining room and huge country kitchen, plus a 1 bedroon1 apt. with fireplace. Close to shopping, schools, park and library. Just li sted al $52,500. Call COL\\IEU.. &1&-0555 oflJo !J"fe LIDO waterfront. 3 Bdrm . & lge . family rm., or 5 bdrms ., with 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec· tacular view! \Vaterfront living rm. with step-down wet bar. Pier & float. $275,000. * * * * WATERFRONT LOT ON LIDO NORD 30'xl05'. Magnificent View! $165,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayslda Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675~161 General General BAY COLONIAL ,SANDPOINT 2 YR. OLD & $1800 DOWN . Buys new 5 + GUEST fully air conditioned -shows beautiful 3 br I yr old like a model in SA's newest townhouse in Sandpointe -$53, 900 development of fine homes. burnt orange shags -Va· Restore, SAVE THOUSANDS. 3 bdrms, FR on1y $36,900. cant too! Hurcyl Bk r Private street in prestigious ()y"ner must move next 546-0022 Back Bay estate area. Tow-.c.•c:."'cckc.!-'B;;;kr:.c.-'546"'-'-00"'22"-.--1..::.=..:=------ ering trees and '"inding General Genera1 brick pathway leading to ;::;:=.::..------'--------- magnificent 2 story colonial. 5 bedrooms including \·ie\\' ' master suite with ·dressing room and separate guest facility v.·ith 3rd bath. E\e. gant formal dining, floor to ceiling fireplace. 29' coun- try kitchen. 19' shop. Family room overlooking secluded park-like grounds-and huge entertainers patio. 0\\'fler transferred. TAKE AD- VANT AGE. Call 645-0303. MACNAB IRVINE ~---~-~··~-~--~~ RNER HOMES ~ith formal dining room. Artfully IRnd scaped , private, producing I r u i t trees. clc16e 10 mineral springs. Sound investment. $66,SOO. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'ll!!!!!!!!!]!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j Gener el General at $29,000. C. F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 I ORI S! I: 01,0X SPACIOUS DOVER SHORES Approx. 3000 sq. ft. of living space-4 BR's, 3 baths, FR, large yard beautiiully land· scaped. Use Dover Shores beaches. $98,500. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m . 1209 SA!fl'l· AGO. (V20) I i • i ! ' t ' I ' ·~ ! • I l l l ' I How~ Assume 5!~ % loan. $l6,!Y.i). Call 'll11b'-l 1i·llil . ---'l. l1·ulio r 546-2313 "SINCE ™6" 1st \Vestem Bank Bl<lg. University Park. Ifvine Day• 552·7000 Nights NEAR BEACH~ UNITS $75,000 Laguna-Beach, R2, 55-foot·frontage~~bed· rooms each unit, 2 with fireplace. Needs some TLC. Choice location. Great tax s.hel- _ter. • EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VIEW · Atlractive BroadmoOr beam ceilings, 4 bed- room home. Separate dining room. 2 fire- places , 21h l>aths. Nice family room, just a few minutes to beach. $121,500. NEW CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX One block to Big Corona. 3 bedrooms, 3 bath lower unit ; private entrance to 2 bed-' room, 2 bath upper unit. $127,950. IF YOU WOULD CHOOSE A hoine of conservative elegam:e situated · m very desirable Bluffs location with 4 be.drooms and two views. $72,500. Call us us now. HIDEAWAY ON THE BAY Elegant 1 bearoom Medit.rranean apart- ment on Newport tlaroor. Call for appoint· ment. $~9,500. SOMETHING SPECTACULAR Broadmoor 5 bedroom, 4 batb home witb breathtaking view. Separate study and sew· iilg room. Something for every member of tbe family! $125,000. LIDO BAYFRONT 40' FRONT Finest Lido Sood location. Spacious 4 bed· room home with oversize living room and dining room . :s car ,g~age. Pier and slip, : lor 4o·toot:1>oat. $29~,ooo. --'-;~ --. -• 4" :.IRREPt,t.CEAllLE TRIPLEX Mahl bali view location with pier, sandy beach. :r110 ·3 !)>edroom, 2 batbs, One 2 bed- room ,' 2 6alh 'unit. Good deprecla\ion and user potential. $270,000. . OPEN HOUS'f SATURDAY /SUNDAY 1-5 Lusk "Sandpiper" former model. 3 bed· rooms, den, family room, 21h baths, air conditioned. Spacfous patios, dellghtfUI views: Call !or appointments $99,500 Fee land. --644-1766 Coldt'Jll. ..... -........!llAlTO~ ,\-• • 2161 S.n Jooquln Hills Rd., N.B. - You Can Buy A Beautiful Deane Home '" Prestigious Big Canyon 3 Bedroom -3 Bath From $79,950 to $89,500 .Call 644-b056 I 0 AM -5 PM General General WE HAVE RENTALS General BEST IN BLUFFS EARLY BLUFFS -ONE LEVEL END UNIT on beaut. Vista Caudal w/pano- ramlc Back Bay view. Like new 2 bdrm., 2 ba., formal din. rm., w/huge 19x47 ft. patio. Only $66,500. TERRIFIC BUY -Tennis Club Villas END UNIT -1 'h yr. old 3 bdrm., lam. rm., formal din., 2'1.i ba. On widest greenbelt in low maint. area. Extras galore! " RE4LTOR:O 2299 Harbor Blvd. OLD MEXICO NEAR BEACH Jog fo beach. Prestige neighborhood. Private old villa courtyard. Tile entry. Formal banquet room . Garden kitchen. Giant fiesta room ~'ith adobe fireplace. Secluded study with oval hearth. fireplace. Twisting staircase. Huge m a st e r suite. Adjoining dressing room. Park-like yard with massive covered patio - Seller transferred. Call now -842-2535. OPEN TIL g • IT'S FUN TO BE NICE! I HELEN B. DOWD DUPLEX & LAND REALTOR 644-0134 TO BUILD ON BIG CANYO 0 This big R-2 property offers N C NDO great potenUal loc units and END UNIT in lovely location.-This Dearly new n1eantime the cute houses 2 bdrn!: + d · be t I d ped l make good rentals to help . en is on au . an sea , poo • pay the way. Located in size lot. Tremendously upgraded, incl. wet a prime Eastside Costa OPEN HOUSES SAT/SUN. 1·5 112 .VIA PALERMO, LIDO ISLE OWNER TRANSFERRED bar, for only $97,000. Mesa area. this fine in· I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I vestment property is the SQM of thing that's really in demand! Asking $37,900. Llkr new! 3 Large bdrms. plus study 50 LINDA ISLE-BAYFRONT "Hacienda on the lagoon''. 3 & Maid's, billiard rm., pier & float. $250,000. 4900 NEPTUNE-WEST NEWPORT Like new! 4,000 Sq. ft. .studio duplex. 4 Bdrms., 3Y, baths each unit. $115,000 - • WJ(K .... TO· "EW GOLF, COURSE. • -Mtw $500,000 R~CREA TION CENTER ErlJoy the new life style and live carefree in this 2 bedroom 2 batb (large master suite) air condltloning, luxurious 'i"rpeting, dra!)ts, efoctric kltcben with built·rn barbeque. !Jin· Ing .area plu s a breakfast nook. Covered paUo with panoramic view, 24 hour Security Guard . • All maintenanc~ fr<!!) in the new adult com- ll)UDlty. of Costa de! Sol in beautiful Mission -Viejo · General General mo"t UnU6ual Jn.come Corona ~I mar 1'A touch of the Dons''. Two elegant town· houses, 3 Bedrooms, 2Y, baths, of luxury. Deep, deep carpets, central vacuum, gas BBQ~s, wet bars, mix centers, radiant heat, $135,000. Call: Senora Hopper 673-6510 UNIVERSITY REALTY General *·'BROADMOOT *. • SPANISH' INFLUENCE .in th\s lge .. 5 bdrm.; 3 bath home. From the massive entry tbru the iron· gates to the expansive redwood deck, with its unexcblled view of Newport Harbor. ,The dining rm. wall is covered with crystal mirrorSi the entire house bas the ele- gance·you expect in Corona del Mar. Offered at $129,950. CORBIN-MARTIN R11ltors Coll Anytime 644-7662 . co:Ts WALLACE REALTORS --546-4141- (0pon Eveninttl LAGUNA Brand new 2 bedroom and den, home with breathtak· Ing view of ocean, coastline and hills FRO~! BOTH FRONT AND BACK . Featuring all electric heat! Only S-16,500. Open today 1982 Del Mar, Arch Beach Heights. Call 675-72'l5 CUSTOM BUILT CORONA DEL MAR No other hQmc like It. ExlrR features galore. Huge living room wilh ocean view. Dream kitchen. 1-tllg(! fain!· ly room with scf){tl'ate sew- ~--rol Gentral ing room. Cozy study with 1-~--"-"'------l~:::':-;:7'Cc::::";:':?'l:::~~~b~mllt·ln d..., and dark CONDO . BUY A BARGAIN! .~~..,:~ $42,900 Fun Price Lo Paz RHI E1tot1 Imm~. {IOl8eSS. on thi.s 1~ Llquld6Uon rorces sale ot 3 bollt. Call 830-0700 ly 2 bdrm. <Ondomlmum UI BR, 2 BA, Newport Hghts 673-1550 beautiful 1rvrna. Blt-lns, home. ga1 Bl, fireplace. .r dlSW'hr., C6J'P., drapes &. fam rm. 15x30 H&.F Pool, 1 '!"!!!!""'!!"""'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""!!!!!!!~""!!!~~~~l 11hutten. OWner anxious It S~% fin avail. ,Price re-l': prt~ to aell! ductd $4 500 • Now only for Action ••• Call 642-5678 ,=~AN RE!~:~s• r.r0IMXl~~~ R•allot 10 • • ' ' ' , UNIVERSITY PARK -$59,500 4 BR/FR, model condition, professional landscaping. Overlooking ,park, close to pools, tennis courts. Laszlo Sharkany 644- 6200. (V21) BY THE SEA Shorecliffs-secluded. 4 BR.+FR+Maid.s' Ocean & Canyon Views. All newly remodel· ed & decorated. Brand new modern kitchen. Private Beach. $229,500. Helen/Ken Hart· ley 642·8235. (V22) · MOVE IN READY Exquisite 4 BR. beauty ail on one floor. Designed for low maintenance-& entertain-_ ing. Handily located across from park & pools. $69,900. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (V23) FIRST TIME. OPEN Spacious home on one of largest lots In Dover Shores. 3 BR's., formal DR. & FR large enough for pool table. $99,500. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m. 1447 GALAXY DRIVE. (V24) VIEW -$69,950 View of rolling hills & Newport Center from every room. 3 BR's, FR. • close to swim- ining & tennis. Brand new! Choice of colors & cpt. .Jeanne Newman 642-8235. (V25) DRAMATIC OCEANFRONT A way of living rarely available. Cameo Shores • 4 generous BR's., formal dining, FR., 4\0z baths ·.magnificent pool, incl. therapy pool w /jacuZ!i. Extremely PR!· VATE setting. Appl.· Only • Betty Kerr 644-6200. (V26) IDEALLY LOCATED Portofino Model · 3 BR's., 3\0z baths w/ finishea bonus room . in the Village of Har- bor View. $82,000 Fee. Bill Burt 644-6200. (V27) SPACIOUS BAYFRONT DUPLEX 3 BR's up · 2 BR's down. Lg. stone fireplaces · sun deck -inter-com · BBQ. Price incl. pier & slip. $225,000. P. Johnswn/J. Smith 642-8235. (V·28) .. "' BLUFFS BARG"AIN ' OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m. $49,500!! Gor- gedTts 2 BR townhouse. 2646 VISTA DEL ORO. (V29) , LINDA ISLE Cuswm home by Rulon Hodges. Beautiful paneled LR., DR. & FR. C.rge master suite with fireplace • 2 family size BR's & hobby room .. Will accomodate lg. boat. $255,000. Evelyn Gray 642·8235. (V30) (1rvine-t-~~Roorty ,.., f tOI Dover Dflq Mt-1235 11« M1cArtbur t44•t200 I • Dl-REeTORY ..., ..a. MMf IM..aery wltli fM, tWI as ,-_, • Y'M t • •••• .. 11"9t. All ......................... .. :"'" .......... -.u bf eft11r.1 ... •••••Ml...,.., DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. ,....._ ........ .,.. .._. .... w .. ,... .. 11,.M •• lkt ... ..,.,,...... ...... "'-..... ,.,..,. s. •• , -5-My, HOUSES FOR SALE 1209 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB (2 Bedroom) 642-8235 $98,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2592 Westminster, Costa Mesa 186 Shorediff Rd. (Shoreclil!s) CdM 546-8640 $30,750 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 642·8235 $229,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 1856 Port Charles (HVHomes) NB 659 Bolsana (Portolino) Laguna 642-8235 $69,900 (Sat & Sun 12:30-4:30) 644-1766 $129.500 (Sat 1·5) #5 Torrey Pines (Big Canyon) N.B. * •3916 Ch1mnel PL (Np t. Isl.) NB 640-1711 (Open Daily) 673·7420 (Sun 1·5) •1933 Sa11tiago (Baycrest) NB 1982 Del Mar, Laguna Beach 644,.6200 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 675-7225 $46.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1766 Laurel Tree Ln. (o!f Michaelson, Pin· 2030 Port Cardi!!. Newport Beach yon Tree) Univ. Park. 644-6200, $59,500 546 2313 $66,900 !Sat !~) (Sat & Sun 1·5) (3 Bedroom) 3348 Alabama Cir. (Mesa Verde) C.M. 133 Vta Waziers, Lido Isle, NB 557-3133 $51,900 (Sat & Sun 12-4) 64().8146 $79,500 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 13,00 Santanelta (Irvine Terr.) CdM 713 Larkspur. Corona del Mar 673·6210 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 673-6642 . 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) 17391 Miraloma, Huntington Beach 2701 Vista Umbrosa (Blulls) NB 847·1221 $45 ,500 (Sat & Sun) • 644-4910 $89,500 . (Sun 1·5) 1412 Seacrest (H.V. Hills) CdM 42 Rue Fountainbleu (Big Canyon) NB 644-1766 $93,900 (Sun 1·5) 642-8235 (Sat 1·5) ••50 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 2646 Vista del Oro (Blulls) NB 673-6900 $250,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644-6200 $49,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1801 Santiago Dr., Newport Beach 1717 lrvine Ave., Newport Beach 645-7221 $127,750 (Daily 1-5) 642·5200 $64,500 (Sun 1·5 ) 767 Allegheny, Costa Mesa ••4423 W. Cst. Hwy., Newport Beach 645·7221 $33 ,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 675-7225 $79,000 (Sunday 1·5) 7 Twin Lake Cir. (Spyglass Hills) CdM 45 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach 644-4910 $125,000 (Daily 1·5) 646-0550 $87,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 15 Point Sur Drive (Spyglass Hill) CdM 2013 Fedora Ave ., Costa Mesa 644-4910 $119,500 (Daily 1·5) 644-7211 $26 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-4 :30) 23 Hall Moon Bay, Spyglass Hill, CdM 292 Knox Place, Costa Mesa 644-6926, 644-1152 (Sat & Sun l ·5) 646-7171 (Sat 1·5) •2915 Setting Sun (H.V. Hills) CdM 838 Joann, Costa Mesa 675-2373 (Sat/Sun 12-4) 546·8640 $29 ,95-0 (Sun 1·5) 449 Prospect (Newport Shores) NB 2526 Artesia , Santa Ana 673-3663 (Sunday 1·5) 546-8640 $29,500 (Sun 1·5) 425 Via Lido Nord, Newport Beach . 1003 Bonnie Doone (Irvine Terr) CdM 675-7414 $137,500 (Sunday 1·5) 675·3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 915 Tiller, Harbor Vu Hills, CdM 10054 San Juan Crt., Fountain Valley 675-6000 $96,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 846-1305 . $29,500 (Sun 1·5) 17 Tiburon Bay, Spygass Hill, Cdm 2030 Holiday (Baycrest) NB 675-7225 $133,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644-1766 $109,000 (Sun 1-5) 1945 Port Dunleigh, Harbor Vu Homes, NB 1418 Sanlanella (Irvine Terrace) CdM 675-7225 $87,500 (Sunday 1·5) 644-1766 $69,500 (Sat 1·5) . (5 BEDROOM!, 2030 Holiday (Baycrest) NB 1953 Flammgo, Costa Mesa 644-1766 $89,500 (Sot & Sun 1-5) 646-0555 $57,950 (Sat 1·5) 2178 Raleigh. Costa Mesa 5 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN · 642-7742 $31.000 (Sat & Sun 11-4) •2406 Holiday Rd., Newport Beach 13 Bedroom & f•mlly Room or Den ) 546-5880 $67,200 (Fri/Sat/Sun 12-5) 545 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle, NB 1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B. 675-0123 $119,500 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 112 Via Palermo (Lido Isle) NB 4 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) N.B. 673-6900 or 646-7767 · (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644-4910 . $195,000 (Sat&Sun2-5) •1112 Berkshire Ln., Baycrest, NB •1315 Santiago Dnve, Newport Beach 642-3600 $69,500 (Daily 12-5) 645-7221 $135,000 (Sa t & Sun :1-5) 1130 BerkshireLn .. Baycrest, NB •1368 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) N.B. 642·3600 $64,000 (Daily 12·5) 642-8235 $375,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2345 Aralia (Eastbluf!) Newport Beach 1223 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 644-1133 $69,500 (Sunday 1·5 pm) 644-7662 (Sun 1-5) 1982 Pt. Al bans (H.V. Homes) NB 1823 Port Taggert, Harbor Vu Hms, N.B. 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 675-7225 $61,500· (Sunday 1·5) 1721 Port Ashley Pl. (HVu Homes) NB 3728 Ocean Blvd, Corona del Mar 644-6480 $71,900 (Sun 12·4) 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2106 Highland, Newport Beach I CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE) 645-7221 $54,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 13 BEDROOM! 1847 Port She!lield Pl. (HVH) NB 416 Vista Roma (North Bluffs) NB 833-0780 $75,995 (Sat & Sun 10·5) 644-1133 $49,900 (Sun 1·5) 19011 Antioch (Turtle Rock) Irvine 7 Rue Marseilles (Big Canyon) NB 833-1486 $53,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644-1133 $106,500 (Sun 1-5) ••#41 Balboa Coves, NB 400 Vista Quinta, Newport Beach 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644-7270 $74,900 (Sun 1·5) 1447 Galaxy Dr. (Dover.Shores) (3 BEDROOM-<>. Y. O.) 64:1-8235 $99,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 31423 So. Coast Hwy •79, So. Laguna 1806 Port Westbourne (HVHomes) NB 642-1188 $99,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 644·6200 (Sat & Sun 12-4) 4 BR 1000 Cliff Drive, Cli!fhaven, N.B. •635 Amigos Way (Easlblulls) NB 64:1-5200 $63,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644-2991 $54,500 (Daily) 335 Canal, Newport Shores, N.B. 443 Vista Roma, Newport Beach 64:1-5200 $69,500 (Sun 1·5) 644-7270 $54,950 (Sun 1·5) #41 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach HOUSES FOR LEASE 642·5200 $69,500 (Sun 1·5) (4 BEDROOl\l,J 1812 Port Stirling (Harbor Vu ) CdM •247 Colton Newport Sb NB 644-4910 $89,500 (Sun 1·5) • ores, ••#65 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 12-4) 64:1-8235 (Sat & sun 1·5) I DUPLEXES FOR SALE> 4545 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM · 106 Pearl St. (Balboa Island) N.B. 644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 675-0144 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3261 Indiana, Costa Mesa 702'h Heliotrope, Corona del Mar 540·1151 $36,900 (Sat & sun 1-5) 673-6642, 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) *1935 Sabrina.(lrvine Terrace) N.B. 12,BR. EA. UNIT ) 644-4910 $182,500 (Sat & sun 1·5) 217 Marguerite, Corona de! Mar 827 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) N.B. 673·= (Sat & Sun 1·5) 673-4176 $125,000 (Sun 1-4) 135 45th St, Newport Beach 1033 Goldenrod. Old Harbor Vu CdM 493-1181 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 675-7225 $86,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 608 Marguerite, Corona de! Mar 655 Darrell, Costa Mesa 644-4910 $149,500 (Daily 1-5) 546-2313 $31,500 (Sun 1·5) . . 2 & 1 BR •121 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM 613 Pomsettia, Corona del Mar 675-3000 (Sat & sun 1·5) 644-1766 $69,500 (Sun 1-5) 1727 Port Stirling Newport Beach (2 + 2 BR) 644-7270 $69,950 (Sun 1·5) 418 & 420 Larkspur, Corona de! Mar 435 Woodland Place, Costa Mesa 644-7270 $119,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644 -7270 $48,500 <sat & s un 1·5) . (2 & 3 BRl 4 BEDROoMS 520 Dahlia, Corona de! Mar <.. •635 Amigos Way (Eastblull) NB 673·9010 $112,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 644-2991 $54.500 (Daily) . (3 BR & 1 BR ) 1941 Commodore, (Baycrest) NB ._... • 311 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar 642-5200 $79,500 (Sun 1·5) 644-7211 $119,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5). 2019 E. Ocean (Balboa Peni n ) N B 636 Center St, Co°'!ta Mesa 675-4600 $87 500 : • ·(Sun 1-4) (.; ~ $52,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1726 Ocean Btv.t!'., Balboa Peninsula.Pit~ • . (3 BR & 2 BR) 675--4060 (Sunday l ·S) 431 Camalion, Corona del Mar • ••68 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 673-6550 (Sat & Sllll,.1-5) 675-6000 $97,000 (Sat " ·s un 1.5) 500 PomseWa, Corona del Mar . · 4 BR & FAMILY RM DR DEN 644-1766 $109,0j)O (Sun 1-5) 11 Hermitage Lane (Big Canyon) NB 277 /279 Dolphm, Laguna 644-1766 $119,500 (Sun 1•5) 675-7225 $136,500 (Sun 1-5) 1718 Pt. Manleigh Circ. (IIVuHomes) NB 400 Jasmme, Coron11, de! Mar 644-1766 (Sun 12-4) 644-7270 $114,900' (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1411 Keel Dr (HVuHomes) NB -(3 & DE·N AND 2 BR) 644-1766 $99.500 (Sat & Sun 1•5) 621 Larkspur. Corona del Mar 3812 Inlet Isle Dr .. Corona de! Mar 673-6510 $107,500 (Sun 1-4) 644-1544 $87,500 . (Fri/Sat/Sun 1-5) (3 BR & 4 BR ) 1742 Pt. Manleigh Ci rc. (HVuHomes) NB 217, 217 \l 33rd St., Newport Beach 644-6249 $'14,500 (S"at & SW! 1-5) _67H210 _ . (Sat_& Sun 1·5 _ 5 Point Sur, Spyglass \flll, CdM 14 BRT A. lJ~fT ) 675-7225 $144,900 (Sunday l·S) 4900 Neptune, West Newport Beach *3801 Inlet l?le Harbor vu Hill CdM 673-6900 $115,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 673·8550 ' (Sat/, Sun l-S) , (4 BR & 5 BR ) 2021 Aliso St., Cos ta Mesa 618 Acacia, Corona de! Mar 646-0555 $57.000 (Sal & sun 1•5) 675-6000 $139,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 10141 Crailet. 'luntington Beach 54~2313 $61,000 (Sun 1·5) • ' .. POLYNESIAN TWO STORY .... ** Gtneral * * ~}~~~~:l~ Heritage Collection room. Fun time lam.Uy roorn. fonnal dinina. Oleta •"NEW ENGLAND CHARM" dr .. m kitchen. 5 lamlly ala· PEEK·A·BOO Cl · ·th h't trim ~•-·ed bed?oom& Wall ol glaa ass1c grey WI W 1 e .. ~ uuo4-·to ·ii:ft ol patio J1JST A LITTL E OCEAN VIEW IS Bl!TTI R THAN bedroom, 2 bath Cape Cod, has everything! LISTED! Priced io .. u NONE. See this absolutely charming cuStom Secluded family room, floor to celling Dre-Talco adva~_t•~· Call · home In Newport Heights. 2 Bedrm and i:1ace, dining room, lush greenery! Offered 96U7'7 large den. Dining area, 2~ baths, 2 ftr. Y anxious owner at $61 ,000. Low down or CWNTll9• fN'RM10BEN1Ct1 places, beamed ceilings, dble. garage, heavy trade! Hurry! shake roof, enjoy a mini view of the spark· "HIDDEN TREASURE" ling blue Pac!llc. Our exclusive at $56,500. Hear the surf from this secluded 4 bedroom CAlL 540-11 51. , I ' .I 3 bath family home. 2 massive fireplaces' CHARMING TOWNHOUSE e~ormous family room, open beams! Priced nght at $79,900. Assume low interest loan. *OPEN SUN. 1·5 * 2 STORY SECLUDED UNIT-f~aturing 2 Call now ! 449 PROSPECT bedrooms, 2 baths, oversized patio & beauil-' ,:owr,.r',;horopl ' 1 lul carpets & paint. Spacious grounds with "BALBOA BARGAIN" den· ·•dinJ;g .;.. •• "'1rpfc".· beautiful pool & landscaping. Lots of trees, Country style duplex. 3 bedroom units . . . bltM: newly decor. lnlid~ ocean breeze in quiet adult only cpmmunlty. Steps to the water. ~ugalnvilleas plus l 001, new c"P't.. Walk Perfect location near Newport !lack Bay. charm! Just released at .. ~sume low to J>each. tennis l pools. Priced only $36,500. CALL 546-5180. interest loan. Owner will help fmance. Owner will con aider "COUNTRY DUPLEX" lcue/opiio~500 MESA VERDE BEST BUY Tall trees ... Charm ... View! A rustic Call • 611-)663 ' ~ Ev<s JUST LISTED -3 bedrm:, 2 bath, family beauty, just an easy stroll to the beach. own-room. Large patio and all the usual Mesa associated er leavmg area. Will sacrifice at $78,950. Verde extras. Nice quiet tree lilied street. I.ow 1 low down ! Your chance to profit I Call Vacant and ready for your move. Priced at bROKERS -REAlTORS 101~ W llolboc t.71 1111.J now . only $36,900. CALL 540-1151. · "SEA CHALET'' Majestic 3 bedroom 2 bath overlooking the blue Pacific .. High open beams, lush carpet- mg,. 2 massive ftreplaces, "country type" family room. Secluded master liedroom suite. Super at $83,500. Easy, easy terms' Don't wait! · "OCEANFRONT VILLA" Perched on the blulls directly above the Dana Point Marina . . . This 3 bedroom + rental offers the finest ocean view imagin· able! ()pen beams, h1:1~e fireplace, large tree s~efter~ lot. Terrific seaside living + potentJ.al. $198,500. O\vner financing after low down . Hurry! "HARBOR VIEW HOME " Owner transferred. Leaving California. Must sell. 5 bedroom Somerset Model with many extras. Inspect, then submit your of· fer. "TURKEY TROT" Party in a hideaway. 3 bedroom 2 bath home. Great view & deck area. Loads of chan:n. Be81!1 ceilings , fireplace & super location. Asking $59,950. · ~~~~=!COMPANY OWNED AND VACANT IRVINE TERR. MUST SELL THIS NEWPORT BEACH -Z. . Lo~ly 4 bdrm. home; owner Story Cape Cod home. A terrific value fea· "'ill consJder lease w/op. tlon. · luring 4 huge bedrms. den, lge. heated pool, 1300 SANTANELLA separate laundry area and much, muc11tmore! OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 2500 SQ. Ft. of living ln a beautiful setting. BEACH. DUPLEX Priced only $67,200. Call !or complete details. CALL 546-5880. Be'autiful 4 & 3 bdrm., beam ,,.u·.. Frplcs. 2 81"'· 1• EASY LIVING beach. $10,<m Be Io \V market. NICE 3 BEDROOM-all bltns, dble. gar., 217-217 V2 33RD ST. clubhouse & pool Condominium, excellent lo- OPEN SUN . 1-4 cation. Vacant . move in quick. Owner will OCEANFRONT help 1Yith financing. Asking $24,500. CALL 540-1 Ul. • 3 B9Jin. home plW! incon1c unit to pay ... ".. Best IT'S BIG Newport Beach rental area. 9 UNITS IN TURTLE ROCK-Private yard, spacious ''rlth excellent Income cul-de-sac home. 4 Bedrooms, 2!.f.z baths, for· mal dining and family room . Massive fire place, kitchen is a culinary's delighL Estate size 3 car garage. O!lered at $59,950. Vacant and readylor your inspection. CALL 546-5880 I JONES REALTY INC "'"'" (714) 673·&210 I 2001 w.a.~1W. NEWPORT HEIGHTS "BIRD WATCHERS" '""""""".""'""""''° JUST LISTED -FANTASTIC BARGAIN - Large 3 Bedroom, family room , prim• Heights location. Owner transferred -Must sell! His loss -Your gain. $52,500. A 3 bedroom family home overlooking Back MESA VERDE BSanay. Custom features. Must sell. Moving to REPUBLIC HIGH Francisco. low down OK. GRUBB & EL ON THE HILL LIS CO. Graolou. entry with •i<t<Ung MESA VERDE BARGAIN CALL 540-1151 675•7080 stalro.,e. Exqul~i" deco' PRICED RIGHT and equipped with gold throughout spacious 2-100 h • . . . ""r.;;;;;:;:""""""""""""""""~"""~""""""""""""~I square foot "most popular s ag car_pets, spacious 11v1ng rIJl ., with marble -t; General design". Formal dining. faced fi replace, 3 neat bedrooms, fa mily .:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j Enormous family room ·room is extended by enclosed patio with -boasts. \\'et bar and crack!· room for pool table. Step saver kitchen has &g Can'Jon NEW BROADMOOR HOMES Ing ltreplace. I bedroom 1 I f b. ts & 1 t · b ·11· G dO\\-"ll. 3 up, tlp top condition P en Y o ca me e ec;-r1c u1 ins. reat at 163,9511. Call 54&-2313 floor plan & Mesa Verde location. CALL today! ' 546-5180. OPEN nl " • rr'S FUN 10 Bl HICS , I I I 1· [ I • I-' I ' I I '.I ' ' " i l I • SECU RITY GUAR D ON SAN JOAQUI N HILLS ROAD WILL DIRECT YOU TO BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED MODELS. i ''~*'''' REALTORS "Brand New"1~~====::===~i I I ' v A CANT . ~tOVE IN 1-;Gono;;;;;;r;•;' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Go;;;;no;•;•;;1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; \ I ' PRICED FROM $I I 0,000. 3 large bedrooms, 2 full !• ' Offered By baths l&J"ge fa mily kitchen, huge 50xl35 lot, b o a t , camper gate easy terms. $32,950. 546-1754 ·1 ' ·! MACNAB-IRYINE REALTY COMPANY Walker &Lee lll l L llflfl (714) 640-1711 (714) 642-8235 (714) 6#6200 ~:'::':'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I ASSUME 7°/o VA Genorel $244 TOTAL Harbor vtow Hom• Eastridge, CM PAYMENTS Channing 2 bdrm., den. 2 Open Dally 1-5 · $244 mo .. No qual\tying. rln baths; bll·ln e1ec. kitch., 2140 Aster ow pn ce just $33,000! ne\\•ly decor. &. ready to a blooming good home! This Spacious fl\mlly hom e. m ove Into! Corner Jot on lovely 4 bedrm home is on a F ea l u r e a Zbell en· quiet cul de sac. $66,900. secluded culdesac street tertalnment room. B I g Call: 6~3663 642-2253 Eves Fresh paint inside Rnd out: bedroo m s : Che e ry LAS MARINAS ON THE CUFF ABOVE DANA "POINT MARINA • ' ' • ' " ' 646.3921 or Eve 646 4543 ho!""cmaker kitchen. Great • . neighborhood. Call now to .... associated Ll:IXURY CONDOMINIUMS · 2 BEDROOMS · 2 BATHS I. 847-4010 • OPEN Tll 9 • IT'S FUN 7".) 8€ NICE/ BROKf:RS-REAL TORS 111 1~ W Bolboc l>Jl 11.t} Lachenmyer R,~.1 I tr,r G;;:---;--enor•I ~. ~ ~ ALL BUILT-IN KITCHENS , ). INCLUDING BLENDERS & COMPACTORS 11 PRIVATE PATIOS & BALCONIES ii HOT SPA, POOL, PUTTING GR~EN 'J OPEN DAILY 11 :00 • 5:00 YOU'VE STILL GOT ·,, TIME!,·1 BUT THERE'S ONLY TWO HOuns LEFT! OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1·5 J > U you're looking for a new custom hdme, with a. view , in exclusive community, on a ~ acre that allows horses? Then H~ry I Only 2 homes left! Each home oilers 41BR, LEASE OR LEASE OPTION Corner of S.nt• Cl•r• •nd StrHt of Th• Blue L1ntern Price reduced Al Famou• Cll fftop Guabo, D•ne Polnt $3000. to $59,950 s Bedroom pool home with • OFFERJiD BY ,. ~;. "h:::~~ded':"'1 c ,1~';': Golden Sea GuU Realty 496-2727 Back Ba,y location. lm·l '!!"!!!!!!""l'"""""'""'""""'"~!!!"'!'~"'"lll!!!!!!!l,..~i mediate possession!! 2,-G;_;•:;:n::;;•rc:•:..I -----I ~G::""";.:.:.cr:'.'11'-=----1 Story and BIG!! $415 a1~ -_-' Month, vacant and ready. MESA VERDE 150'/, TAX WRITE DI' I . · 51795 BUYSI NEW 22 unlll delux ,I COATS , $365,000. Ora,,.. & Quiet shady tree llntd ~lreet. 1100 F1tT ft on Sant& J WALLACE Presllglous MeA&. v~e trwy in La Mirada, 1 REAL TORS tocat10n. Family size earn. acres. O~ty $2.15 1q, tt. t bridge model. 'IWO friendly f.Pl.EX In Anahtlm. S6UG: --5454166.44141-fireplaces! Serv\ce center R?'OIU· Good a Pe n d ab I • j (Open 1-Jnt•I kildlen. Enormowi lamlly $46,900. -A fun room! Spcaclous FOOD production p 1 an• , LET'S TAUi bedl'OOllll> Low care yard. 11,'llO,OOll. n,,.,.ndool Steal this bugatn tor S1975 OtJ. M aowrt. J TURKEY down. Take advan11&e -call MOBILE -· parlc. Ye now 54&-7Sl3 old. 1uoo.ooo. • U )'QU're }Ooklna for a New; "'1tN11Lt •rri,UNro.•NICll APARTMENT complexes port Beach duplex only 6 ~ L.A. I< O.C. lrom $180 ~~~;;~~1~i IMIJK$I ~:>:~ ~ r~e wtth a min. of only . --·=·==-~ Diego Co. 10% down ahd super terms ------------International tnt.ftltme CALL US •$UN$eT8iA(H.a Cor Vanderhoul, 53S- we're . n>at4to~~I~ OCEANFRONT Real Estale 2 STY RDwo i,vrm, 01n. * Great 0 .Den, 3 Bf, 3 &, Pltlo, 3 ba, 3 car garage. family room w/wet bar 4 ton air cond., 2500 sq. It. ol 110ilg ;lr~a'. 700 sq. ft. o! wood decking on view side '+ 1000 sq. fl. ol storage under house. -ll~ing our horse and move In. See them at 12812 tt'tanr,Ncr.Tustl!rHills=. =...::...;;::;=--11· maid, apace Rdd 14!gal New or experitt:octd "'lfijiler,con!id _ . ntstt people. y:·-__.., tract/aales. OWn ( 2 13 ) private dellk A phone, 59).2251 BKR WLCM\ wrJk·lna, tree advt PUBL IC AUCTION ~ same Iocatlon 18 yrs. STATE OF CALIF. • WILL TRADE -l;6.'=';'1 ... Rnld"enctt tn * 4000 naval, model rrovt Corona del Mar for tncome property • -Jl'J:NANCING-.AV.All..ABl.Z ;r-'58-T-Btrd-+-cuh,. €4 cu . REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE I Mr. Weal 6J0.370I lot R&rago, om..,, SGV tor • --'-'.' ."·."----"·'"'.·."_..,., __ -_ .. _ .. _ .. _, ... __ _.jYou'U tel II,. 01-~ch J""~~.,. sc$.ms • BAY PA cu 194 BEA 'QU rm #4 Gone * Supe lge., lrpl., CfO\V 675-7 w New 2 B float. 3916 673-7 Gone IN .Y• 2 d at 2 I 2 r r 3 3 h . - ·P ele.-Barrell ~a/t'I ·pre6enb CUFFHAVEN WHAT DO· You 'NEED? -A Large lot? A Spacious 3 bedrm., 2 bath home? A desirable location? New carpets and drapes? If so, we have it here. 1000 Cliff D~lvo, N,B. Open Sit/Sun 1·5 NEWPORT SHORES ON THE WATERFRONT -3 Bedrms. + pool and tennis courts. $69,500. 335 C1n1l1 Newport Beach Open Sun 1·5 BAYCREST PANELING & USED BRICK -4 Bedrms. - cute and comfy. $79,500. 1941 Commodore, N,B. Open Sun 1·5 BEACON BAY "QUIET, EXCLUSIVE COMMUNITY -4 Bd· rms. + beach, pier and tennis court. $69,500. #41 Beacon Ba y, N.B. Open Sun 1·5 Offlct Open Saturdays & Sundays J PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Wastcllff D• .. N.B. 642-5200 ' Genera 2BR. house. lo.t"Se IOI, 65 x 100' Fruit lttf:I, Nr . .elKlol1. IJ!Opplng. Small down' 3005 ~n, 'Coton.a. ! EXPER. Gen. Contr. set:icing new projects. Jo1nt-Ve1ture. 543--6148 eve1. Bolbo1 lslond * REDUCED 1t_ NOW $U9,000 VACANT duJ')lex pJus illest room. Su p e r renovated. Boot moori,ng; furnlahed: xlnt parking. Steps 10 beach. OwMr says ... "aell". Open Sat/Sun:-l06"PCfl.1l SL Agt. ~75-0144, 645-1313 Balboo Ptn1nsu10 ON THE po1i1T • IDEAL LOCAT10N, Loti of room -near beaches & ten· nls. 4 Bednm &. ~uded deck. Open Sun 1-5. im Ocean Blvd, Poto Barrott Realty 675'4060 BAY VIEW 5 BR, 2Y.i BA roomy, older home in best location, $72,500. P a c ific P ro perti1s , 675-6TI2 or 675-1632 tgt . LGE. 4 BR, tam. mi., . lqtch. Now $87,500 \ Marshall Realty 675-4600 Ba ye rest . ' .. • Coate Mete._ Huntington B•1ch Huntington Beech __ :;c.o...;..~;;._~~-,.~~-'-~~~--~--'~~~~~ B EAUTY TO ~IVE RED TILE You can. ':1~:!. or that 2 Brand New .SPANISH! when you .,. thl• be•utlful 4 Pl I MUST MOVE! 3 BR home. Mnny lowly ex .s fe11tllt"M such et 2 BA. UY.. ~fell.lean Villa -~ • latat h1(f room w/frplc ., keep Beach lot-J .. t mov• .. -MUsr everyone co1nlorta.ble, 2 ~IOVE OUT! 'l' r ft 11 er • • S&lurday, November 24, 1973 rvlne ' YOU 'LL 1.0VE IT 1 I \Valnut Square' Con<lo, "'p(.'t' uperaded, 2 SR i\ den "A" r.todcl. Better than new: quality c~t.s. shutters Ul.NOUt.. Supn I o c a t 1 o n . 132.!IOO. -· L0Ju n1 S.och . BARE LAND $3,500 Per acre, U1 ru.<ea of healthy )'QUJlk ¥.rove". Sweeping valley v le v.11 • Gtt11,t pote-ntlal. APP ROX. 33 ACRES IU5.~ D,\JLV PJLOT :z.: Lido slo • P RIME • : 'l Llclo Opportunity I f"or small family, about to :1 be c.'Ompleted. au new • 2 -... bdroJ., fam i ly nn.: -:1 z..iitorlu Charflcter alrean'y :j ii'.. You choose your ov.•11 • 1 deco•. 179.500 \ rc~. Wo.f;f_. plea&ure -4 BI ocks -. ~tr:· (~~~1try~cr~~ ~ Uvlnx,J'OOrrt with BAY \YIN. · 'llOW. SpaniKh b•lckj~======== :'1 Ill Beau11ful SpBJ\lsh styli.' units fh~plact. BEAMED CEIL-UNIV PARK,-OPEN HOUSE !I HOME .WITH POOL Large 2 bdr1n., 2 bl:tth, e~· pnndable. Over ~; acre: it1nlily truit. Beautifully lndscpd. $55,000 "'21 liO close to U1e V.'ate:r 4 tNOS. Plush carpetlna:. Den '"At • ~·n 1.,-IN the· past 2 years, y,•e -fantastic units with 2 tor Dad. Family room. ~ "" ;xi have sold many 1-eside.11ee1 ti fireplaces. 21h OOlhs, l1tn11ly r·onnid dining. Bright, Open 18212 Bayberry 'Ylay & groves. F'or a peaceful, •· roorn, plus lllUCh mott: kitchen. Broakfa.Jt bnl'. Par-Imniac. 3 Br, 2 Ba, dbl gar. eountry atmosphere, contact .:'I -136·N. Bradford r Ibey lire-going fnst &0 hur-ty slzcU patio. CIO$t to BIG BONUS ROOM ~.500 us ar 128 So. Main, t, Placentia 9'»-7500 ry! Phone 897--0321. beach. Quick sale priced? SPACE REALTY 83.1-8008 Fallbrook. 728-1077 •, 515 W. Commonwealth Only $44,500. ?.1cive right ·111. l 19 un1 Be1ch ~ N, Coast H"'Y· :i Fullet1on· 87()...6667 Hui-ry. 003-8767. ,,.. Laguna Beach 494-7518 Mistion Viejo :/ * MESA V E RDE *-Walke~r·· -t·ee OP<•71L .. <rr ... ,..uo.JJ£NJCE _NORTH LAouN~ £}-'~-· _RETIRE"eN· r H ·o "E .·!·.' A SSUME 7°/0 VA tOAN II U ~ Spectacular white w a I er M M " BY OWNER ""nu•: views h'Olll Irvine Cove to ~?--_ ,,./ NE\\I Golf Course, nev.' :1 1~ii'~ui::~ldwf~eaanbe~~~~~ NEW ENGLAND , ~~~l'o. %e0~'.1t~he~~:;i·; 'O(}W ~ .. ~ ..... ;.~a~olnst~~~~ ~; large ()pe'n kitchen, extras ELEGANCE rural setting. SlZ'l.900 f1'ttm this 2 bedroo1n, 2 bath, · lge master bdrm \Vilh pvt ---~~=0~---LARGE ESTATE Jt L. aeTAT8 t1.lr cond., luxurioU$ bath & dressing area, you COLONIAL 2 slory. 3 car $31 ,9~ . · .can be-created from this f ..o1 corpeling, electric kitchen will love oul'S. \Ve are on garage. \Vhlte rnarble entry. vacant, ocea.11 Vie'v parcel $5!,000 \\"Ith bullt·ln b a r,b eq u e. a quiet l.'Ul-de-11ac, prof. Step do\vn Jiving. Raised NO DOWN of 1.69 aci-es. Roon1 for Dining area plus breakfast landscaped, have 4 BR & formal dining. Gourmet's lal'ge home; pool :.._ lt!nnis Choice sparkling 3 BR .. 2 nook. Covered patio with 3 BA 2 stys, 2300 sq ft, kitchen. Custon1 bl'eaktast court on the gen!ly L-Olling ba., vie,v. 30 Ft. llv., din. panorantic vie\\'. 24 hr. formai dining & living nns, nook. Large family roo.ni. The ov.•ner has spent much ter1·ain. Exll'(.>1,,\'I: .• lti:\ible nn. Huge frplc. Lge. faniily security _guard . All beaut. wood cove1'Cd patio, Full wall fil-ep!Bce. Elegant tinie on th~· elegllflt home. tertns. $90,000 kitchen. Owner will llnance. n1aintenance free in the new an extra lge dbl garage n1asler suite with balcony. 3 br, 1* ths, greatarea NORTH LAGUNA $179,500 adul! con1muni1y or Costa & much more. Open house Expensive wall covers. Only _ phone 897 321. French Country ch ti1·1n. \\'ith Emerald Bay. Delightful de\ Sol $42.900. La Paz. R.eaJ Sat &.Sun 1.2-4. $:51,900. 3348 the best in drapes. Covered beamed ceilings & planked family hon1e; 5 BR., 3 ba., Estate 830-0700. Alabama Circle: 557-3133 or patio. Pass thru bar · 1 floors· & a full ocean view ' den, brkfst. rn1., pla,yrm. ~N'=E~w"-'-~eo""u~'=co-u-..,-,-.-,-0-wl 97!).-6510 h-1anicured grounds. SlaturJl. I create a cal.in,. st'cluded at: 3 Gar. Lge. Patio. Level $500.000 recrealion center PARADISE FOR included. Just listed and Walker & lee n10sphere in this 2 bdrn1 .. ' lot. 1vithin 1va1king dig la n ce S priced to sell! can for an I 2 bath + :u·tii>t's st•11.llu, $185,000 fi'Om th.is 2 bedrooni, 2 bath, CHRISTMA I appointment. ~===="=•=•:::•:;•:,";:''::'::::::::::' En1el'ald Tl!JTace hu111e. I En1erald Bay. Dr ant at i c air cond., 1uxuri0 u 1 PRI. Prh..SAGRlFlCE 96~6767 BEACH LOVERS $79,500. custon1 hon1e. Breath:laking carpeting, electric kitchen TWO I~ 3bebdau:m:mpl:::; e~ri,~ ~ OPENTILO•IT'SFUNTOBENICEI Monarch Bay Terr. vi~,v. 4 _BR, !27 ft. mstr. 111ith built-In barbeque. * SPARKLING * Loads of glass, \\'oodS and A 1va1·n1 & friendly split level s1111e v.•l f"'l?lc.) 3 Ba .. den, Dining area plus breakfast BEAUTIES REC/GUEST RM by large i heavy shake roof on this hon1e of superior design & \\'Ct bar; lile entry w/foun-nook. Covered pfttio with ~~11!!!!1111!~11!!!! On Berkshire La.rte heafeO SWIM P 0 0 L · 4 bedrm Newport West. COllSlruction. Open beam tain. 2 patios. Owner will panoramic vie1v.· U hr. ~ 3 BR F R , ' 1 Colorful, exot i c• com· Brand new ankle deep cut Jiving rnt .. lge. family rn1., [inance. security g u a 1' d . All General · Ge neral Ri-iOD~mM:AG7t;Bki°°' fortablc & private. Nothing pile carpet t hruout. t'<>nvert. r1~11. 3 bd1111s .. 3 PEG ALLEN maintenance freeinthenew l:;;;~==~~::~Fi:~~=~;;;;;~F:;;1 ....... '!!!!~*~642~-3600~~·~*~,.....~l like it any\vhere for 001 Yj;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"-ii0ii0iii f\f ASS IVE crackling baths, s1vimn1ing po o I . 1095 N. Coast H"'Y· adult oomn1u nity of Costa I" .-.----~$46=,950=·-=•c::l5-0050c.=cc. c.· -'-' ___ CONDO SPECIALISTS! fireplace "'ith raised hearth. Sl::ffi,500 I Laguna Beach U4: 4\'.»--7578 del Sol $42,900. La Paz Real * BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES * ~.::~---,D c.ca,..na'-P_o_in_t __ ~'--Have one to sell? \Ve can ~~~~~~~y"Ass~~~ 1::rd~ J THIS JS IT Estate 831}-{1700. LIDO ISLE Super clean! Extra lge., 2 Br., l 'h ba .• frpl., patio. Fast es· crow O.K . Try $71,500 I"-'--"--"------do it! \\ranua buy 'one? terest VA loan with sn1all I l\1ajestic coastline vie\\' h'Om Newport Beach ' NEWPORT HEIGHTS OPEN SAT/SUN l-S SEE our large ad in lOO We've gottem! One or h\"O down payment. Ov.'lier will this ntodern 3 BR. 2 ba. ·Reduced! Spanish 3 General. Golden Sea Gull stories, 2-4 Bedrooms, in_ help yoil finance. Vacant hon1e. Loy,•er 3rd, lge. GRANO O~ENING BR., 2 ba. split-level. 217 MARGUERITE 1'ealty 49&-2727 all areas. Beal the interest 4 B\()(~ks to beach. Bkr L.;>;:,.....Jn~ bdrn1. has wet bar "'/same Newport B•y Towers Extra lge. lot. Owner Two 2 bdrm. duplex =E.:as::tc.;:B:.:.lu:.f:.;f ______ I rates-good assumable loans 962-5511 1105N.CoasrHwy,,•-·-great view. $73,500. I & 2 BEDR00~1 CIMC to ocean $98,500 available. we specialize in ~....... COZY COTTAGE extremely anxious! 1/2 ACRE-VIEW selling Condos. buyers wait· RUSTIC STORY B 0 0 K 494•1177 Neal' beach; 2 Bdnns . ., frpl c. CONDOl\fiNIUM HOMES Call & submit 642-7491 JUST REDUCED i Bdrms. & family rin. Plenty ing nO\\'! Choice resales RANQI style home on GH PLUS gUest house to help Bay{ront Homes 675-7060 •' ' Super large lot. 7 Bdnns., available in prinie locations rambling lot, even has a HI v.ith payt. $56,000. Boat Slips 2 f'.mily rins., view. Lots of room for pool in huge big unde...,.round WINE ON A NEW ENGLAND 1-~u.11 Security lllghrisc WATERFRONT Ne,vport Island home. 2 BR. & den. Pier & float. Open Sun. 1-5 3916 C h a n n e I PL 673-7420 . .INCOME T\VO 2 Bdrm . Units Near Harbor.Bl\.'.d. $39,500 $3,500 Down 55tl-88()(f d o · E t of Villa Pacific, Tiburon, ·o of parking. Now $139,500 ...... h~~ced\\'~0ers77.~~g as· elc. Our salesmen RJ'e CEll.AR;-3 sunny bedrm HILL .... in Laguna. L€e .. bebnn1· Steel & concrete construction -LAWSON REALTY bonded. Best proteelion fol' ·suiles, 2 vanity baths..1 coon-S nd hi kl" cd ceil. liv. rm. w/ rick Private Balconica fi you '"hen selling or listing try kitchen \\•/forn1at din-t'! m'p 0 1 .'ary"•artyi" inghoeom~-floor. Lge used brick frpl c, 2 garage spaces per unit. T~iil!i •• liiiiiiii I ,--·--·-. * .. 67s.A562 * your home or income pi'On. iog, crac~Hng use<!_ b!ick ~,,,.1~ • •xte.r•--•01 wood""· a forever coaslline view Roof top sundeck · - - -.. r i r e pl a c e . Can't tie -'-""" = "" IVI" • 2 BdrnlS.: aen c-an 'be 1ISe<I UnusUal OppOrtiinify to Pur· Fount.l·n Valley crty. Call: d 1. d' A I · stucco ALL BLENDED __ , tl. . B··-p " . non Y. YR.AHiCllX larwin realty inc. up 1cate . ssun1e o'v 1n-TOCirHER 1 N FAl\fED as ron1.... 1n1ng rm. chase ...,, .... nt rope •. y m u tel~. st VA loan or terms $69 100 N'ewpot•t Beach Rt:JrJ:.1'0~-· -i700 SQ. FT. To1,·nhousc; dbl. 968-4405 (24 hrs) to suit. NOT FAR FROM LA6UNA-RIVIERA SET-' ·SHIELDS 310 1''ernando ·Rd., N.B. I] I] blic..-utto gar. $29,500. 84G-L10:i Equal Housing Opply. OCEAN. Bkr. 962-5511. TING. LOCATED ON DOU-675-8551 -~ .. -.,,,._ NELSON REAL ESTATE ,.,..!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BLE LOT, WITH A SCENIC REAL ESTATE ,_,11-1212 I"" 0 E 0 5 VIEW OF THE OCEAN. ~ 4 local Offices to Serve You Gard en Gro~e p N H U E * FREE LIST Unique 2 bdrm. floor plan, 318 Thalia 494-8093 * JUST OPENED '*' l'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'i OPEN SAT /SUN 12-4 17391 Mi,.loma ,.rvleed by 1 II hnth•. Spa· OCEANFRONT VILLA GRANADA REALTORS s. . S D D. ESPE RA Tl ON Over 18.10 sq. ft. of el""ant · ·----' · ti 1· ~--oral Generel 2915 tt1ng un r. \\'e 11·tll pay .50c per car living in this rambl;;,':, 4 Gov't repossessed homes, ch10us,WOOn~0"nP"AcN Eiv.LrnE'o" LAGUNA ROYALE No. 79 • IN EASTBLUFF !;-;;;;;;';;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;1Channing ocean. bay view t t k t 1h 2 storov 2 µ.., some have pools. some no as Luxun·ous owo your own apt., FABULOUS 4 BR. WIT!{ 21,•, O 00 a IS •J • bd1m. home. Outstanding WALLS, ULTR A CON-. h . S WET home ln finest location, can Br. Condo. Elegance & Foti features include huge living dOwn pyrnt. various areas TEMPORARY S\VEDISJ-I 3 bdtm. \\'lt private ter· BATH, FIREPLACE , be yo~: in tin1e for wall paper ga19re. As(!!> room w/cathedral ceiling & pymls. No obligalio1.1. FIREPLACE W/BLACK race. Spectacular views. BARS & POOL FACILITY. Christmas. 4 rs:arms .. fanl. turt, w. sh/dryer, Elect g~r + floor lo ceiling stone Equal Housing Opportunities TUBULAR STACK '""d $99,500 $54 500 rm. +pool. dr, l\11nk ~·all, pool, tenrus fireplace, open beamed ceil-HERBERT ll:AWH:lNS f l t j LU<> s Open Sat/Sun 1-5 and ONE l)ELUXE 5 BR RACHELLE ROBERS c11s, patroled sec. Reduced ings thruout. Fol'mal dining •!!RE!!!!!!AL!!:ro!!!!R!!S!!!!*..,963-568~!!!!1!!!!! I 0d-~ asW,/AopeVnslEWo oW·~~ Street level, So\ith end. DEN W/3 BA AT $66,500 Realtor 675-2373 t.o S25,000 .. can & collect room & gourmet kitchen ON OCEAN 31423 So. Coast HV.'Y. . BEST LOCATION 633-6692 pr1v pty. \\'/charl.'Oal gi•ill. antique REPOSSESSI S · L South Laguna 8.'l5 AMIGOS \\IAY Step-saver kitchen has Bl T-1 642 l!SS 4nn "'"'" 1 blk to CdM High School BEST PRICE Huntington Beach Vihile cabinets trimmed :·n1· in!or111:ili•ll' and location IN RANGE & OVEN, ~ ~~OAJOJ •\vith gold. Lge. terraced low of 11~:-i,.e }'Iii\ ,f.: -JA homes, GARB. DISP., ETC. TbiJ [ ~ * l\.10DELS OPEN * Near ne\v duplex, corner lot, H'untington Beach's nl.3.intenance rear yard with con~act • custom built home has rich 1 · so._of.HwY_.__.Sll2.£Ul__ -•• Most Popular -covered patio. It's VA-KASABIAN iv/w carpeting ·& drapes CAU. 614·2991 ANYTU.1E OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-4 2 Bdrm c.-ondo., desirable CANT.SFuEYU MpriOceUSR4?~~· thru-out. It's immaculate&. ~ 520 DAHLIA g1uund level floor plan, 11,i Real Estate 962-6644 neat as a pin. We have LOWER THAT RENTI A Ul'lilVUf t1(,~f Fitzmorris Rea lty years new, Ft-eshly Pain1e<l Realty & Investment VA-FHA·· il "PRICED TO SEIL", By owning this tine duplex, S 1 F "-do . . I d d * 67~901~ * with l'5teful!y paneled ru•d 847·1221 lo• only. · · · JUST REDUCED •!tow. pride of ownership; I~ WE TC ,lf ~ ~· m1n1um ~ec u e LUSK HARBOR Vl'EW n1lm>red living roon1, plu!!h $1 20 $46,500 FULL PRICE safe, short walk for the kid-yet Convenient to snopping, Air COJ'l\lit~ Mckre in for Christmas. wallpapered dining area.1 7, 0 Reposs(lssions. Latest prices. HURRY ON THIS ONE! Large, old fa.-.bioned cottage dies to the beach. Never a 2 bedrOoms, zth baths. f>eat.itiful poot·.-Md shag carpets & custon1 WM. McCABE MISSION REALTY hon1e in \Voods Cove. 3 vacMcy. Solid income. clubhouse. Amazing Newport Beach Value Beaut 4 Bl'. & Fam n n, dr11.pes, oversized pantry TOTAL PRICE REAL TY 985 So Coast Hwy Laguna Blocks to beach. 3 Bd1-sn1., * OPEN HOUSE * lrg pool, sep. children play ana, near schools. \valking 8740 \VARNER AVE. Phoft. (714) 4M-o731 den, fireplace, beams. dou-Sot/Sun, 1·5 at $39,750. A listing of Marge Ellmore. area. cul-de-sac. $92.500 distance to llun tington FOUNTAIN VALLEY ble dutch doors, enclosed UNIQUE HOMES Realtors, 64>6500 1 Fei! Owner 644--6135 Center, Swimming pool ~d LOW DOWN * 8424405 * OPEN HOUSE patio with r ear 2 mom. 135 4Sth Strfft lff Be h NEW Listing, Harbor Viev; n1any park areas. Asking t GE. DUPLEX Yi bath guest house. Reduc-NEWPORT BEACH 1649 Westcl Drive ..Newport ec..,. , Hiils, 4 br, 2 ba. Fan1 r1n. only $24,495 call today OPEN Sunday 2-4. By owner, 1299 HILLCREST ed to $89,50CL Ocean Shore Proper ties l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!..,;,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 $87,500. Owner. 644-1544. 8fi-309:".i. Unbelievable? It's true! One ntl'.' 5BR, :rt>a, crpts, drps, OPEN SAT. 1-4 P.f\I. ~ * 493-1181 * I s Id ... · h $42,500 Lo\\' int, 20411 · '4 ~-neral -Costa Mua FREE RENTAL yea» 0 ~•U'Y "'' Brent••one, 644-1323 Spacious, custom quality °" ·--DUPLEX 10"'• DOWN J i~iiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiijjijjjij~-~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiij car P t> l s & d r a Pe s dup1€X, ~located in tin_est v ._.,,,.,, /c II WESTCUFP throughout. La•~· living Huntington H .. bou• ""''" End Section. Tbe REAL ESTATE WALK TO BEACH $220 ·. $325 MO. ~~~! P~ne ~f--032fvered HARBOUR VIEW :. ~i~a:.~si~~p~~c! 4 94- 94 ll 73 90 Glenneyre ~S~9-0· 316 Completely redecorated 3 Sells More Homes Than Anybody! Two area offices serving you ··· ZONED R-4 $30,000 2 bedroom one bath on back of lot room for three more, with a view. · NEWPORT CREST CONDO 2 b edroom, den, fireplace. formal dining room and wet bar, witl\ 2 car enclosed~ga· rage $60,95-0. ASSUME 7V2% VA LOAN Only $212.00 per month. SUbject to exist- ing VA loan -Only $29,500. 3 bedroom 2 bath. Pride of ownership. FRENCH QUARTER CONDO 3 bedroom 1 \.> bath, good area owner anx· ious $25,700. SPARKL ING CLEAN • 3 bedroom 2 bath family sized home, wilh hardwood floors. In model home condition, '3!1;500. • • • , ' Tlt!E LINED STRE I! _ • 2 large bedrooms 1 bath covered patio, and a storage sbecl. Located in Eastslde Costa Mesa '30, 750. · , EASTSIDE SPECl~L s bedroom 2 bath home $31,250. , NEWPORT HEIGHTS DUPLEX Good Income 2 bedroom I bat)l units '51.500. Alntost $39,950. It's near UbrRt)'. tennis courts & \Vestcllff shop ping, 2 be(lrooms, large panelled den. Brii::ht kitchl'n, laundl'Y roon1. Boat gates ga1ore. Call 646-7171. OPEN T/L II • IT'S /!UN 10_8E_}//CE/ -~--""" iilllli--~--- Walker &lee 1 11.[o\l llTAT[ & outstanding ocean view. .,.. bedroo1n and 2 bedroom \Vatch the boats from e\'ery 1 ho I Th I HOME WITH POOL o units. One block to sandy roon1 in this terrific starter • Area 8 "'Pace. e o\\·er ' cean beach. H"""'• v.·on't last! h 1 $l3 000 'th 10~ unit has 2 bdrm, & den, view. ailXI Sq. ft + l,OCKI ~·J oint'. on.y • \\'I 10 serviced by 2 baths. This more WJde:veloped. Atlr. Only $76,500. dO\i•n. 846-l3S4. property Is 1st quality thru· lanai, hand carved doors, CENTURY 21*642-1771 HUNTINGlON HARBOUR out. Dit-eetions; tak• Corn frplc. $12,500 FAST POSSESS. DCAl'.JY _Hwy. _to JD)_ bJock__N_ortb, __ SPEC B'~o<r:"DC'---~--Harbor··View -earmel model. Irvine NJU-go 1 block above the u•;'-' .<:.n • .::i, see l~>=<:: high\\'ay to Hillcrest. For lots, wh!te water ~ew; 3 BR., 2' ba., family rm., !w1her lnlol'rnation call 16,600 sq. !L on Alta Vista, lots of extras_ Price reduced THE REl\L ESTATERS 4 B~lroon1s, 412 Baths ~tlssion Realty. nr, Juanita. Less than to $68.950 including land T IBURON CONDO pool rooin. pier & slip Th , I t tw' PHONE 494--0731 nW"ket value -$23,000 CORBIN-MARTIN $250 OOJ * 6-" 11&1 ey re "mos ins 49+-i:>Sl REAL TORS 644-7662 * Apple Pie Condition & · · ,.,. . the 2 bdnns.. that STEP UP TO LUXURY 1000 N. Coast Hwy., Laguna First yeRr return; f'irst clas.<; clean, 3 BR. 2 bath. . SUBURBIA Pf\RK 5 br is. They'l'e spacious & each In this beautifully designed~ location. Three--tv.·o bedto?m 1 * SP e .c I a cu l fl .r i·ie\v 2'.~ ba, [g "do1vn stai~ has its O\\'n bath. A blight, 4 bdrm ,vith \VOnderful WATERFRONT' ~nits. \V/\V carpels, built-\ ~ve11ooking l !'lc?~uil park· masler, fan1 ,e, rumpus rm' cheery hon1e \vith upgraded view! fl.todel condition with PIER & FLOAT 1ns, enclosed l:t a r a~ e ~ • hke !IUM'OUndin.,s. 2 frplcs next to sch! park carpeting, \\•allpapers & heavy. shag carpets. Dining $89 500 private patios,. Fantast1~ 1n-* L~sh shag, .cu~tonl_ shut-tennis, 'bike & Bch' trail'. some new appliances. nn, chef's kitchen. ' • con1e potenttal -Pnced ters & used h11ck patlo. $55 000 20562 La v 0 n n e $38,500 Fireplilce, Patio. Cul de sac ----------BROKER 833-0780 •ight' * 1"''' 7'k \'A Loan. nc.0'2078 ' CALL 552 7500 t N t · Loguna N1°guol '!!!!'.'!!!!'~~~~~~~I OL D FASHIONED ass~able al , $~. per """"" owne: • stree. ear rec cen er. : A large yard & tall trees m0r$.h. Call: BEAUTIFUL 2 story 4 br, VISION ~~~B~Realtors NEW 4 BR. 2'h BA, FR. ~~~J F. 4 bed~~~ · the , setting for this la rwin realty inc. 2~~ ba, 1sP111~lrs, lnt~i·com -NORTl-C VIEW. 2100' split ~ming 3 bedroom home. 968--4405 * (24 h rs) ~3;~re. S3i,500. Broker. • d h.11 1920 s. Coast Hwy, L.B. IvL $56,950. 493 -5 19 7. ~ut!s ~· C:O~. =f J!'!!shl pl!inted inside & Equal Housing Oppty. · · ·re I CUSTOM townhouse res!· .542-'>""'°135:;:::.______ market at $65 <XX) terms out true outdoor living -SACRIFICE by O 1v n l' r , dence + rental, No. Laguna -n.:·--r .;A., ••7196 • JobU Carey, rutrs. 5.17~2022 HONEY""OON Super Vu hoinc., 3 BR. 1 RcEALTY -ltEALTOrur -Bch-·-ocean-view.--w~. to :L::id:::o::; . .!l:;•l<i=...,.;:;:_.;:.. _ _.-1 --,v...,w•~;-;-:c;~=...,-- OUR ALBATROSS COTTAGE I ~. Im. .$31,500, 968-3965, Univ. Park Center Irvine bch, wet bars. tile patios. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-4 * BLUFFS * • • l!LUS POOL I 963-7"42 """"'""'""'""'"'"' !!!!!!,... I sun paUo. 5400 sq ... ft. BEST BUYll 11 on The Ra re Ltltme ONLY $26,500 TOWNHOME 2 ~r. 1 sty, **TURTLE ROCK 3BR, Sl29,ooo. 5J6.S138/495-l075. Go~u~o~~~~rR~tne. Charming 3 bdrm. Big f\tesa Ve~e 4 bdrm ho1 12 1 .;.. bcdrms cozy ' living nmny e..xtras. Assume 7 %90 fain nu, atrium, view, pools Any day is the BEST.UAY to Spacious 2-_atofy \V/3 BR. 2~1 Baths. View ! ! w/formal dining rm & ant· '"'6" . ' L 0 I"" iVVl • .. '2-"~'"' o t · Pri pty 833--1 ~~ nln an ad! Don't ·de'·"·. • ~ T~_. Hu~ & Assoc ily l1n. Ideal for entertain-room \V/fll't~lace. g ea.·~"~''e~r~~::;·~~·~H=;;'~~=oJ.~~~·=•=D~nJS;_. =;,!:;=·===-""'--====:======~=:: 2~2 BA, & gt'(!et bay view. cu ~ ' ing and gracious living. Con· ~Uy rm wtth bar . and $1l9,500 *· * tains all the eXtras one 1nchrect lighting:. Anthon!' lJ BLUFFS TRI·LEVEL CON· WOUld ex~t. Priced to sell ~I , dressing room • don t fiffi"""l..'m n-a(tn DO. 3 br, 2 ba, cathedral .--~ · miss out' Call ~"'t.. ,( f)-C ~Q. · ''U'V'M l\.t 7 beam ceillngs, pool,.walking ~~~~~ ~~~1~· The R~al Estate F air _ ' C..© "'\\. a ~). ~ ~ JJ(/• V e FEAL:rc:R3 distance to·schls, churches. 536-8836 open 'til 9 Pi\! 5~2551-_iJ ( 67U123. Eut.BIUff Village & tennis >.'TR.A. XTRA * K"1nrr s·1ze Barrra'1n Th ¥,Jntriguing Word Game with a Chuck. OPEN SAT/SUN. 12-4 . ¥~'::::=By owne•. Alt Xtra lovely 4BR ltome ft 'ft ---''-----l1Htetl ~ a.AT I . P'OLLAN . EBOL ~~---~----' w/lots of xtras. Flnest 107 VIA I Harbor Vu Somerset ~tesa. Verde Rrea at xtra 2200 Sq. Ft. Designed for the Q 1•0~:rox~Mb\:•~r:s ~ .,--.. 4,000 Sq. ft. of spacious cle· :; Br, -3 ba, 2 frplcs, mi 1-.·~ce. Owner transferred active family. 4 Bedrms, gance. Dran1atic Z.sty. liv. section. R~ u_n wl.big ww ..,, I . low to form four slrnple ..,.ords. & bel 1-we· c.. vi ""-' J I & anxious. Ask For , Hat hu>ge ' tanlily roon1, home-• tin. con ...... ...._.,..,. ew:.:..u ... p. approx an st. ~teade. 546-17'20 or 557-8057. makers kitchen. Self clean-I I I 4 Lge. bdt'rtis.; 3~ baths. $'79,500 Firm! Ownr 4199--IIOI COSTA MESA GI! 2JJOO ,1q Ing .oven & walk 1.n panlry'. H y R A L 0 -(;~:i r All lle\V cnrpet. paint, land· BY OWNER. Ba,yshores. ft 3 bt 2 bQth -· dining Ne\\ shag ca.roets. $35,SfiO. • I I 1 · I 11.. . . "'L'•APl~s· o~tNC;:. R$1E52i..OCJJLT. y Leaving area. 2~ BR.. 2 rOi;m .• •" fflinily :room _ A Grtat Y.a,luc:oL eau. . . _ . . . • ~ .:.. ~· -"" BA,:xlntJease, by,1.ppt OQJy Runkln !iviiig room. NO -T.he.iRu) Est~te F air * ~..675-4562 ~ e v·e iJ_w k'n dis S62;500. DOWN $36,001 and in fi~e 53'-2551 1 M A. R F E , . ~ * $198,500 * o'645-0!~~2·====-::I condillon! pkr;,-546-Q562. _ '__. _ . . I A BDRM_S. Plus maid's..-~ HVU HO~rES/Cl-m_!_EL .. 3 ASSUME FHA Loon. Total ~)Uj)UISITE-I I I I I t ,_~::,..--Ba. -E!ega...., pe!°SOnlllod! -il•. 2 Ba. Famll!rii. Dill, payment $205. 4 Br, 2 . • _ . Brand new. Call today! Lg. Yd. Q\\ner. $71,900. pain by Larae I BR, new cnrpel aod G-E-M 644-6480 3 BR, 2 BA, trple, bltin • loa1ii. $37,950. ·-• REALTORS 642-4623 • • • "6"'• • ba, new crpt & t, new paint In and out. Close l ...._ _ _.,..'<:.....,;) .~·----~-~o:.:wo;;ner,;::.:·..;55=c.7o,-OOS0=-',-.,.--,.,,,-71 to ocean. Assumable 7~~ I• ! U G Y -~ ! 120-F Tustin Ave., N.B . L~W 31~ DR~!..rmi;:tio3 Mly crpted, 2~1 car gar, I I I I Drug pusMer's credit plan: 133 Via \Vai.lers. W .900 Opc-n House Sat/Sun. l~iUl:blllllabJ _ _ _ _ •--now end pay later:• FIXER-UPPER REDUCED! &¥h\146 131,000. 642-'1142. --·----I 4 BR, Fom. 311 BA, pool. 1-~•A"'RBO""°"'Rc-7.vt=EW=-:H'°'O"'•"n:.,--;•l I .!;;SPf'YO'G:;,LASS;;;;::.4;:.B;,,R....,&'""Fn::--I ,, 11 ( =· J 546.alOl ' I H ~ L c 1 N ll•l'f sRft.rt'N~~?\r°tt~TY Bit."' one-story, upgra~.!' I ~eH~li.r~n .. _:: 5 j' I I' j .I ·O Complt~ ~. chutkle quottd * 61~1%1 * ~~~5&1.m!:nm~.J9~ .. ...,. . ' oon 2 P RESTIGE LIVING.. by fHling lo 11>< mt•l09 word•, BEST BUY L IDO ll'A~~oNT * -. or 644-1!? J:_ -.., un~~u1l' 0,.-.J-----'==!>=b:~:::!'=::b:::!. '""" dtvolopJ ronuttstNo....31J>lio"'------1 ·~~" -•----- EASTSIDE CUL-DE·SAC 3 bedroom ~ bath good area $39,900. WESTSIDE SPECIAL 4 bedroom 2 bath with pool. Zonetl C..l. '36,000·-~~---~-~~--~ COSTA Ml!SA NEW"2flJ.!E ACH 546'1140 ......... 2629 HARBOR BLVD, 211 l!AS't 17th °"" Evening• Unlll f;OO . "Coll and l't It.. 4--·11"EO-C1iRP£T0TRE ATll\ENT -- ' '"'' "' • -··· IV ·--°3'"13.. -M-+.-Bay-Vi••" 1i6iiiiieffllill'<!lrlOOfllrTBft.~ ~ sn.., 1~ b6. Brl<:k fr'PI, ~ms, fomuil living 88' to bcl\. 42!1 Via LidO famJly nn, model eond. By F~~ .. ':1~ dec&f~-:.~~,:~ !~"'ta~~· .• ~~l~~E~rs~~~~E~ETT1RS r r 11 r 1· I' I' I .Nord. $137,500. 67S·7t14 Bkr. OWTlt)I". $89,500. ~ NEWPORT Riviera. condo, OOln. near private park and BY O\\'ner, S66.9:Xl. Sa"t NE\VPORT Shores hom~. 3 4 Br, 2\.i Ba. $31,000. Prln. be~l Call fot· an appt.. i) u10N1SC.RANMSWSlEf1 lfTlERS I I I I I I I I $6600. 2 Br, 11i ba, Veey Br, 2 Ba .. $~7.900, By owner. Only. $481656 Tht R eal Estate Fair ,... . . . . • • . clean/sharp. 642--8299. 645-4599 or ~2563. COURT SALE 536-2551 · The tutcst draw' In the w.,t. TRADE Newport Be a c h Drive by 213$ Thorin. Thcfast.,t draw In the \Vest. SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS IN D-IM-E·A·UNE .. .a O.lly Pilot Classified Prop. for Out-<>f·Town Prop, Call Agent 5.18-2389 . , .a i>ally .. Pilot Classltted Ad. t>U-~. Bkr. 714161l-2058. • • I . . • ui..11. V PILOT ' . - ~ Saturday, N0vtmbff 24, 1973 ·- .. KARP,. TE BEGINNERS KICK_ue_THEIR HEELS IN CLASS AT ORANGE COAST COLLEGE Karate, An Ancient Art Ora1ige Coast College Class Gaini1ig Popularity Photo Feature by PAT O'DONNELL Of th1 Diiiy Piiot Slllf \Vith a name like David Crockett you v.·ould think he'd be wearing·a coonskin cap -not a gi. What's a gi? It's the loose white pajama-like uniform worn by those who enjoy the sport ci karate. And, David Crockett is president . of the Orange Coast College Karate Club. The organization me(>lS on Tuesdays and 'nlursdays at noon in the dance room but what goes on during tOO~ hours doesn~t look much like the fGX trot or the frug . Karate, a Japanese ,,.,.ord consisting ot tv.·o parts "Kara," which means emp- ty, and "Te" which means hand, is en- joying increased popularily because of television and movies, according to Crockett. THE SO.MEMBER CLUB is split in f\VO groups. One for advanced students, the other for those who have less than three months experience In the ancient art "-'hich started in OkinaY.'a centuries ago. Outside experts teach the advanced group. A regular OCC teacher is Fumio Demura, owner of a Karate ·studio and a black belt~ champion in Japan. Others visit the campus too. Crockett usually teaches the beginning group. The class is open to any CX:C student and costs $20 per semester. Studehta don't get class credit for the course because the instructors· do not have junior college teaching credentials, Crockett says. A NUTRITION MAJOR, Crockett said that most of the OCC students practice karate for three reasons: self-defense, to gain confidence and physical fitness. "You doo't take it up lo go out and hurt people." he said. Crockett said that kung fu, a1so popularized on television, Is very much like karate. The difference is that kung fu is Chinese and karate is Japanese . Also, in kung fu one can use weapons and in karate it is forbidden. (,'rockett, "-'ho is a cofounder or the three-year-old OCC Karate Club, said experience in karate is indicated by the varbious colors of the belts \\Orn by the students. \\'HITE BEL TS are "·orn by beginners. In three months one can qualify for a stripe on the belt. Jn another three months of training the karate novice is awarded an orange belt. \Vith about two years of training comes the green bell. and there are three degrees or ability in this category. 111 <1bo11l :.i year, and vi'ith the passage u! r11c proper e;ts a 'karate student is bccon1 ing an expert and CAn 1:·l'ar the bl'O\Vn bell. One is allO\\Cd to teach the SJXl rl at th.is stage. Frcm the bro\\"n one progresses to the black belt which signifi'.?s that you've made it. However. there are ten degrees in the black belt. and in the United States one can only get to the fifth degree. From there the karate expert n1ust go to Japan and pass a test to be awa rded the higher honors. ln a fe\v years some OCC students may he tra\"e\ing to Japan lo ·pass their finals. • . -~-, • • GIRLS PARTICIP~TE -ROBIN OLNEY HAS ADVANCED TO GREEN BELT • I ' CROCKETT DEMONSTRATES THUMB IN EYE TRICK ~ ... .•; BLACK BELT INSTRUCTOR JIRO OHARA CHECKS OUT PUPILS'·TECHNIQUES ~ ••• , . . . - EVELYNE WEISS AIMS SHOT AT JACKET -SHE'S IN ,t.OV,t.NCID :JllOUI' -· . • Very a t\\'O I I Close W1d rlition . .. tt.~ee :· Bj\LllO bo•ch boam den, b .$19,500 ~·5, 21 ,,..w '* s w~ •pe I~ !:~or beach CAY * I I I A pr!1 munlt I c.~t. Key t B . . < ' • , S1tufda.t, Nowmbtr 24, l9'1J DAILY PILOT ~~-·-'.~~~....;...~~~~~~~~~ ~"'4=w_.pot.;.rl;.;_Bt;;.;;.;•;;;•:;:h ___ 1 Commercl•I •• '"""" Pror".!I 16' Mortgagtt, .Hou,='"=...;;U:;:n;.;fu:;:•:.;••;.._...;;30;:;5 Hou111 Unfvrn. • J05 Hou1tt Unfum. pt1. furn. NEW LISTING .I Property 151 Tru1t·Dted1 260 Gontr•I R£0 CARPET -;;;;;:;;;:;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;; _H"-un;;.;t.;;.1":.r.l'..;;.o;.:..n .;;S...;;.t<=~ __ 1 Newport Batch Santa An1 ==:;.:.==---1 -Coal• Mita -----Very allractlve 5 bodroom C, • l Lot $ 17 ,500 • 1•~. •tory In Harbor vtow. so x HO' Neu lJlth , EXCLUSIVES PUT YOUR MONIY ALA .llNTALS s=.ur~. ~~~;.,,.~ AHNOUNCING D,r:;u~~.~~i.tt.~· 1:!.! Caw de Oro ~ 10 ~'1'1 O<hoo8 l, J)bOl Pomona Ave., C.M. Priced TO WORK FOR YOUI WlSflOMIHINMMa-11\ru-out bltlns. sm. Red Drt -PKUo. dbl pr, nr SO. ALL tmLmES PA.ID .,..,~ • harp "°"' low at $2.!0 per Sq. Ft. Eam 10% or "'°"' on weU· C&rp<t RJ.,, 1111:1-13.ll LIQMES 'OR LEASE 0...1 Pia... ~14-1119 ot Com..,.. bofore you ""t @~~::.ij&.ii~~l,500, W11l1y N. Taylor Co. NtwINVESl'MENT ·Be&utl· ~red 2nd Trust Deed• on f ..,. "' i:-557-1531. Cu.to tkitflntd !eatur\nl: :· ""•• -'REALTORS tul new 4·plex vacant and ~~.t_ ~~~&:"JO~'· I l,C .. ::• 3b!3R·~~11Y4 rmd!p. frpl~J: THE BLUFFS ,;D::up::;:lt::x::.t -•"'F'"u-m-. -~:145= • ~loua11 .... lt1t tcclhen with ~- UPLEX nr ocean $8'1,500 1 MUes I.anon Realtor =-Newport Hei9ht1 B?tLBOA l'cntn, steps from beach & bfty, paneled & bt!amed llv rm. 2 BR, ba, den1 brick courtyard , '$79,500. Open houae, Sun., 1·5, 2100 Seville Ave. Owner. !!•wport Shor11 "* SPECIALISTS * ~ tpeciaUze in liner New-vurt Shores properties. Call UIJ for horncs In this great, beach oriented community. CAYWOOD REAL TY .. .. * 548-1290 * Sf sell! Pres »Kta, 2 'l\vnh.&e, vu, pool, goll • $29,900. 49:1-1977 $21,000 Vacant, adult Condo. 2 BR. 1 1,~ bath, 1168 sq. ft . Elec range & D\Y, new cpt11, drps and paint. Quiet M"ea, well' .'.n1aint1lned, buildings & groundJI. S1050. Down . Sl86 Ta.x lmpounda. No other C0$111 or chlll'ge.s. Aj:t. 8.1&-4200. !Outh L1gun1 ANJ'RONT SKYHOUSE ta! Perntll to Build 2 RD\VD LVRflt, 64' \\in· " trplc, clln. 2 Br, 2 , d«)c:, lsc/opt. contracl "Mgof, own <213 > 592-2:156 BKR \VLCOflf. -- 125 fOBILE llOME FOR SALE: llvercreat mobile home 20' x 53', 2 bedroom, 2 baths. carpeted. draped, +J.U. SM Joaquin Hilla Rd. rt1tdy for that Ont owritr. 111•1 SM-Ol<Mi JIWL DWU. children It ~ta ok. tm DELUXE Town Hom•• e ~~ ..... din.tin~ .. _ .. Nt.wport Center &W-4910 n1tt unit ia located ln a em ... !:> ~ u 5JG..>'7036 B•lbol '9ftln.ul1 ~,....-• --LEASE (Cl) 60x250 + + choice rental area and rtady I ~.--· ·,.·',."·.•,,.r,. .. .,·,.·.,..· .., -~ & IA\', C.M. ';42·Ull Now Btlng Offered :;.;:::;:;;:_;:.:;;;;.:::;:;:... __ I e llome-Uke storage 1883 Monrovta CM, pm.t 10 appreclate. Priced to 1ell TO make, buy or iell 1 s 1 NG LE s, Bach unit $18': ~ br, moblle home. Ap-3 BR., 1" ba. New cpt1. $350 CHAru.tlNC lower 2 Br., 1 • Private patloc !P7/3062tn\de or ! %4 hr • ~ ~8·~~ch Tr IP I• x Trust Deed, any amount, $85&UIS12S. turn, w/utU pd, Hplolan<mtefol,ndlddtsr•' ~'!7· 9641 ~~~ ~ =~-flf~m~i ~·n.:095 ~ W6:!'!7:· ~ .. '!1~~ .. ,Adltt. : ~e =:n w/storaae ..., • . ~~ priced triplex .,; l\t1vtim1· ., : 6 5.5015 Ala· ~UMMY II -• . -r-SS40 -... ·~· w-..w • e Kina:·si l\dnna Condominium• Nawport Stach and 1ifi. block jestic Mortp1e Co """'"' ttle 2 br Sl50. Huntington Bch Special. $160. NEW 3 Br. l·le\•el L plan $595 D. ~,Pl~_x11-~n-furn_. 350. e Pool • Barbeques • rur. f I to be&cb. Great , tor In· cl0$tl In, stv/ref, pet & i;::ar. 2 hr, fncd .for tam w/pe11. CORNER pool.aide 4 BR~ ~ rounded with pl:Ulh land· or II• 160 veatment, ap-ctatlon and GAL$ onlY" l Br $165 now. Homeflnders 547·9641 NE\V upg'rnde 3 n'R "~ cC;_o;."':.;n;.;•:...:;d.:.tl;_;;Ma.;:.:.r___ ecaplnii ,... 1m. contplex, 1tv/ref CAD. · ..,.,,.. - DUIT owner UJ6 too. ....,. NEWPORT ~2 br dtlx l'llVI 3 Br, 2 Ba, lnclud.lng major BAY vu, hi level 3 Br $EiOO SPAC 3 b • ba Adults, No Pets Now "0,~. F~ex.· Onlv 2"efl ~ l ~ nd ~ * The ·e •-I I ho ne•<r r, • • I BDRM ~-....., _. ~ 11 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijimm bsu1ic furn, 1lngle1 o , gnr. ·&pp! c. &"""' co , ...,,.,, mo. . s ..... ove Y m'" porch Walk !Ibo 516 · "'°"· DON'T WAIT FOR ot lhffe bdr. 1 be.. SI'UDIO 2 br -CdM bltnt ~2113' Y.'llh all convenlence1. Fll'lt ifl~iv. •'I'll:/ • ., __ • ~J>. ;)12 365 \V, \Villon 6'2.19TI j fo"-'"lOIL 10% Down, Will • ••~ ' d"s oondlllon lelour. IM•• '''· -mo. -· ._ LRG 2 B 1 I 2 PR C!S TO RISE at'U.,... contra.ct 0 r t'"'n-HouMt FurnlthM .300 retr, O/W, ad view. 2 hr, 1 blk lrom Lake Park. at lta very be'ot• .... NEW~ 3 Br, 2 Ba, Fam · r, I -Ba~,..,! S21 ooo ,y NEW decor" 2 hr $225 H.B. S200. mo. lit ti: last mo · story upt., gar, s1 .... .w.10 2 , for these 1packlu1 venrton&I. Renu: on y.•ay to Gtntral tned chll•-• 1 •• .,. .,21 ~ rm, c, 520 Iris '-'llmore apt 147 ••• ··-BR, llA BA adult condo1. $600. ~ month. ' u.i~n •ca .,.., 96i..l533 or .,_...._.,, ·~~ 613--2918 & ...,.....~. Choice ot lOcatlOl'l.l.atil.1 avaU. $59,850. Fourptex. 2 bdr. l ba. ~ 2t.:r,,_ tri,.,.J240, chl~i Irvine \~', c Me Dan• Point able . .u tow aa $390 down back1 on oo11 coo ..... 10•;1 ALA .l.BNTALS •• ·-C'.. ii: ~ oato •• 11jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil to move in, with $Dl mo. Down. Wllf ICU contract or wtlltCW.U•MIMCI 1.Fo~· 3 BR, 2 BA $285 (.,«Sf fli.·) U ROO!ttv, c9td, 2 BR. db\e !1 P8YI an. 836-006 Agent. conventional. N 1 tlo 1 d We prnenUy have a Kood gar + hobby rrn. Walk to UVE in the all new Dana. NEWPORT RIVIERA Sl75,000. Eu11lde 12 Units. f -o,w. .p., pa ' n c 11elf'<:'t1on ot rentals lrom i1 ''\ reo ty s.hopplna: $2:2:5. mo. A;ent Point Harbor at the G ....... 3 Attractive contple< with CA w gar. 1235 lb UP M•u V "A" -c•a iir.::: beau!Uul l.lARINA INN f~, 2 :; :~.-~m~'.-j"ioo1. _Twti owrier npta_. \Valk--. 11 .. =i. \VOW S br 2 ba ~· Fflllc, be o~ ~~~ t~ Yt>~ "~ 2414 Vilta del Oro ~~. Eves: ~, Motel. 34902 Oel Obispo St. Pou. $32,!XX>. Financing ini;:: distance to shoppi ng and --~~· 4aUB:.p~ Ba S270 solvine your housl.ne needs ? Newport Beach 2 lrK-3 Bf, patio, 1 w/trplc (~I. Kit ch e n, Et. av&il. To lng......+ -call bua services. ~~•WPOl1' 1.1AY,C.M. Ma•llN. .clo.e 10 •chis " -···, avl 6«-ll33 ANYTThlE & 1 w/&ar. Adults on I Y, ficiencle11 le Apartments. 642-9002 t"""' $63,000, Eaatlldc, 4 hou!!Cs 11< "'""~ •''iT-'l::;"::.·.!.11775=;·,.:64>=13;:::;17'--Healed pool, dlrect dlal ' on a larae lot. 10% down, NEAT Bach SUS, 11' blk bay, POOL w/C BR, 2 BA. $300 VERY attractive 4 bedroom, Newport Beach phones, telev!Jllon, sauna CORNER Condo. 2 Bedroom. lO % 2nd, *>% tint commil· util pd-avatl. no\v 2 car, patio, pool malnt. l\\'O story PalemlO l n ---'-'-------bath, I a u n dry iacllltles, New cpta, drapes, DW, ment recelved. Income SlNGLE OK l BR, $130 OO\v, \\'E have wMt :VOU need 1-~-bor View -exceptional GAS Rationing:'!' Uve just meeting room , close to San tlreplact, patio, pool. Adults $7,956. and rents \\'llY belov.· good area utU pd. Or v.•e'll find it • CALL US! Y • near school and pool. i tepe from heh, upper 2 Clemente It J..&iW:I& Beach. over 15, $23,IXX>. 548-7898 154 ntarket, Each house has OVER <l~lBR, $135 n\•aJI, ALA R•ntal1 642-1313 $525 Agt. 6T;r7225. BR, l ba, $215 mo years Come play in our Santa l88bel, CM ov.;n garage A yard. blk to fllili. wlk by sea. 3 BR, Fam Rm, walk to "SINCE 1946.. Like new 3 bed r 0 0 m lease, 67~10. sport&hln.i, l!lhopplng & Duplexes/ Units For detailed Jnformatlon on SHORT term, 2BR, Hae, $100 beach, $180 uW pd . lit weatern Bank Bldg. to\vnhous<! on Ne\vport Be.y :St:::a::l~Bc:H::c:;h::::.____ rest&urants. $60 \\'t?ek &: Up. 111 162 thcae and other units. Cail wk, Compl furn ., uW pd. Kids/pets. Alao 2 BR. Univen lty Park, Irvine -. private slip ~ good loca· =o.:...=='-----Brin~ this ad & rtteh<e e ~2S50~t,HarRboe~IBtlodr s ~~fu. ~Ri~~t$rchlrd~' sFt:,r~i~ !~ Vacant. Agt. l::::::D:lloy=s 552-7000 Nights tion. Only $450 n\o. Agent LRG. ne.,.,· 3 BR; 2 full · BA, $5of on first \\-eck's rent. NEWPORT BEACl-t r v " ISLAND 3 BR, 2 BA $350r..:.=cc"o.;;_~='------!!!!!'!~"67=~7;.:225;:::;·=,,.-.,--..,..--cptB, drpa, bttn1, 111> blks DUPLEX 3 BR up, 2 BR o°'='ta"-"M"'e:;aa::·,.,.=---1 yrly. BaJrony, pet ok, gar. Balbol Island 2 ·-LINDA ISLE: 1 or 2 yr. _1c.•..:bc.:;hc:.;·..:21;:;3::.; ..:•J0.=96>16=.'--Huntington Beech ------- down. 2 yrs, old. 8 doon 29 PALMS LAGUNA 3 BR, DR, $375 yrly BR., 1 bath · • · • • • • $315 lease. Pier & 11Hp 6 B.R.. "' I to ocean. $98,500. Newport 2 New duplexes in lovely on hUl, tee ocean, F.P. All l.JTI'LEISLAND GEM ; BR, 2 ba, de:n, a/c · $275 41,1 ba. Air-cond. 7,COO sq. ~~"u~~~r Unfum, US LOWWEEKLY RATES Pier Realty, n4/673-2058, location. Bull tin air con-appll's & a:arar:e. Spacious 3 BR, 2 BA. New BR., 2 batha · •••• • $400/425 ft. $3,000 Month. ...;c.:;c:.::..:;..~:;:;:;..:::_:=: EJ:eCutlv• Suites Ews 6~87 · dltionert1 in ll vint:; rooms. ALA Rent1l1 642..8383 .Orleans Channer, lanai, 4 BR, 2~ baths ···· $42.1/450 ' 727 Yorktown Blvd, GREENTREE Close to stores, po1t ottice, 1 B U enclosed bri ck patio, bar, 5 BR, 3 ba, N'pt Bch ... $515 DOVER SHORES: Beaut. _L_•,.9.;.u_n•....;B_•;;;•;;;•..;h __ _ Duplex & Triplex units under bank, bowling a Ile Y • Ki~ii!'~;·~ ~t ~ frplc. Lavish use of brlck, CALL 552~7500 b!.:11. 'ii_)OO 'A~o/~·· 4 N1cE 2 lxlrm duplex 1 blk Beach B~~l~orktown coni>truction. 1-"'rplc's, beam churches and school•. Ap.. moblle CM. & 3 BR. Fam beams, lmotty pine panel· VISION Bill Grundy IUtr. 6T:Hn61 beach & Victor Hui;::o Unfum STUDIOS • 1 BR's. cell. From 163,500. Builder. prox 60 mJ. to Palm lll pd 1160 H I ing, & bltn cablncts. Coun-$250/1'" 12 6 5 D 6464414 Spring:I, 100 mJ.les to Loi rm, un • · • n g. try kitchen. Garage w/elec. SHARP·Vacant 3 Br, 2}1 ba. 4i94-429Su;-"Eve 675-01"6 ay e Full kitchen Angeles. Price $45,000. For Bch. Agt. Fee. 979-8430 door. 3 doors from So. Bay. • d h II $550/?i.10. 833-8635. • lleated pool · Income Property 166 funher infonnatkm please Balboa Island $500. Yearly only. fl'Iove In re 1· Pool & yard maint. Lease DUPLEX 1 bdrm beaut. e Laundry facilities call today. Courtesy to brokers. S Cl 1 view quiet ~a. .no e l-'rft utilities OWNER + 8 UNITS 10.6°/o RETURN ()y.•ners home plus eight BALBOA JSl:AND JE\VEL 115 Abalone, ~1867 or an •m•n • peta/childttn \\'&lk to bi!ach • Free linens Charming 3 BR, 2 story, (nl) 83&-4740. REALU I TPY k C REAi lrviL~RS On the ..,.If course, $190/mo 497-2237 e T.V. &: maid srexv. avail. nicely furn . 6 4 2-2 2 2 2' n v. ar en er, ne .. v L N' I • Bar-a.Que 540-0995 or 644-!295. QUAINT 4 Br. den, 1undeck, GREAT OCEAN VU agun1 19ue • Phone service B I patio. SmJ. frnt yd. Blt·l.nt, 2 BR Condo ••••. $225 Mo/lse 2 Br, 1~ Ba. $225. SHORT , • , • e 1 Mlle to an 1 boa Penln1ul• beautUullY. appt. thru-out. 2 BR Condo .. , •• $2--15 Mo/lse 49J.-7227 or ~ng 1.,ii;ut: Va-=-::..:::::::.,;:;.;;oce~;:,.---1 Lots ol wood. Never renled , 3 BR Home •.... $295 mo/lae 'F"ABULOUS panoramic vu cant 3 BR. 1 u x u rl ou • • $15$.$165 BAYFRONT 5 BDRNIS., 4 owners want loving tan\lly. 3 BR Home ..... $300 JTKJ/lse Exclusive neii;::hborhood, 4 security guard, Pr 1 v • t e BACHELOR Ir 1 BR. Patio., BATJ-tS. Pier, float. \Vinter 67:)-7604 or 54G-0995 3 BR Home .•••• $325 mo/lse enormous Br, with private beach, tennis, pool.I. Open frpic's, prtv, ran.an · Di· or yearly. 613-aJJ9.L _:,cG=.E=s"'. "'Bay""tro::..:::n:::lo.lrl_·l-ev<-1, 4 BR Home ••••• $300 mo/lse bahta & patios $295. 492-0989 Sat--Sun 23001 Tasman Bay. vided be.th & Iota or clolell. BAY Vu 5 hr, 3 ba, 2 story 4 BR, 31f.t BA, JellSe Dec 4 BR Home .•••. $425 mo/~ FANTASTIC lSO" OCEAN Sea Tcttace Carden!. Jwt R~. hall, pool & pool. tablie1, h11e. Frplc. dshwsr, yrly. lhru June $750. Pier It boat RANCH REALTY 551-200) VIEW. 4 Br, beaut. lndicpd, ~~~ 0:1~'1~. B • Y · sauna baths. See Jor )'OUJ'- 536-1068 slip available. 675-8512 or THE PREF LOCATION 1.-ov'd patio, mln. from s.o. self. 17301 KeelliOn Ln. (l Corona del. Mer 675-8519 Walk to uc Irvine. Nu 3 br, Ftv.'Y. 644-686.1 or 493-7227. Apt1. Furn. 360 bile. W. ot Beach, 1 blk N. ot Slater). 2 BR house in old Corona de! _Ba_lbo_1_P_1n_l_n_1u_I_•__ !m~~iue~n in~tl~~-~~l;S:.;•c.•..;t•:.•:...A.;;n.-•;...;.H;;;t;,19,;h;.;I:.• __ Generi1I 842-7848 Mar, completely furnished, 2 br It fam rm, 2 car gar, p~ctor. Call for appnt 3 BR, Jae. lot. Great forl--'.o;..;;.;.._____ 1 MO. FREI RENT including grand piano. sep. In 552-7629. Occupy Dec. lOth. ldde. '·I/last + •~. ·~. Attention Renter1I New 1 il 2 Br AN• Pool. lub & 1hower, $325. 721 Mar-on the Po t. yrly lie. $335. ia """ ...,,,., $85-$115, Room ideal for Bl" D/W ,.___an;:,..,_._ .u,~te, 67•8576 mo. 6754003. FOR ltal4!, beaut 3BR, 2BA, mo. Agent M6-0814 1 d Co k 1 uni, ...... .,. • ..... ., .... 1• .,. 11 1 a.rd & 1_... • u e.nt1. mm. t ., From $175. 2006 Florida. 1 Cost• Meo B1yshore1 :nJ~e YR~ ston;~ :!~: Hou""1' Furn. or Lounge w/frplc. Ocean Vu. bllc \V. ct Beach, 1 blk drps, bltins, •115 inclds ...... k .. __ n_u_rn_. ____ 3_1_0 Sll5-Sl45 Studios lncl all. N. of Adams. 960-l7S9 2 BR ho I Old Coro a LARGJ;' ...--nv 4: br, 3 ba. .,.. _. 1· Oceanfront. Students ok. ll!e n n '°" ·-...., & pool prlvl, 5S2-8058 Gtntral IUS.1190. 1 Br's Some MEN, mall beach lx>tel. del f<.f!ll', c ompletely home close to pvt beach. 3 8 2 BA. I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Room• • ..,,,50 .._.wk, AptL furnished including grand $ 5 2 5 /mo . thru Aug. R, crpbl, drps, w/viewa:, lge rms, frplc11 .... .-• P·1o-,. tuh & -•-·er 646-1461, 213 /244-3640. bltiM. f.rplc, fenced yd. &. aW'ldecks. Color TV'a. $95 per month. 536-7006. "'"" P· ... iv .. • • ~==--7'~;.=::=--I S285 3 Bdrm. 2·story home 1325 6 ..., :.~El M a r g u e r i t e , i ,;C;or;o;n;•;;;d•;';;;Mt;;;r;;;;;;;; • · mo. 837-9ll5. Unfurn .•....••. S400 yearly Oeen 7 Da}'a A Week 1 br !um. W /W crpts, drpl, '~'" Lo•una Btach 3 BR 2 bo unl BEACON RENTALS stove & nfrig. $140. mo. • ·• ·· · new carp, II n Piccadilly Circus) Call 539--0106 Students OK. $90. l br mobile *' BR 2 B• FIRE -.:....-------1 drapes, decor, yrly. $325. 1 .. ::~ s c H N home. All util pd. • """ .. Attention Renter1I 3 BR., 2 ba. Oceanfront. °"' · st. wy. 0· 6 L•1un. h1Cft Homaflnd•r• 547-9641 PLACE, 0 P E N See us First tor All Your Furn.; winter $325. Laguna Beach 494-9491 ;;;;;==..;;.=;;;...---1 BE•ur_ IMMAC" H 2 BR. 2 ba. •-w1nt Balboa Island I BR & den, beautllul view HUntl""'on Beach ...nw. "'"' ousina: Need.5. \Ve Have , u,11·11, er ---'=--'...;..;.;;...___ ~ "W' LATE $350 MONTH Home~pts or Condo'• •-$300. of ocean, walk to .,.,ach • • • La o.• "-· VI · w 3 BR 2 ba lurn .,~ .~ NEW spaclowo apt. 3 br. & llotft, lo June ht, $230 FOR rent or lease 3 bdr, YEARLY LEASE. 606 Nlgug =1--':.~~·pt e~ ·Lag 'f'J'N ~··Y· 2 ba, trplc, close to north , °"lnc~ldi'ing"'7ut°'l=l.i'"""5"-'-""'1"°"'= 2 bath, t story, near beach, JASMINE. t' ...,.,_,.,. "" San 1 ; fireplace, fenced yard. new Clemente. Bay, 1st fioor corner bld&. BACH col TV, nr bch, $155, paint & cnrpet, dbl. garage, OPEN ·7 DAYS nl Awolena. $330. monthly. up 3 Br, unlurn house, view, washer-dryer, no pet s . ROOMY one bedroom duplex BEACON RENTALS No lease 6Tr30SG $375, 4&l--2508; 675-4367 R·2. 17,o:D ..... ft. Suitable 10sc;46-'S!l:.;::::;3::.· ------unit acrou from park and (Jn Pica.dilly Circus) l & 2 Br tum Bayfront apt. eves. ...,,, tennll • comer separate en· 1 UI f $225 & for 8 Units. Ocean View, LldJ I I trance • garage $22S/mo. 1854 S. Cst. Hwy. No, 6 yeary, u urn, · CHARMING 1 Br. on ·ocean. ThFe Btutllulll-VNIEelwV~ Bea.chi Ohone _block beaches and 11 644-72ll Agt. Laiuna Beach 4*-9491. Condominiums $325. Call 675-6491. $Al~~~?· ~tll. G vtoOpp an c ..... m \'ery i pp1ng MAGNIFICENT brand YEARLY 1 Br. tum apt for I.I'll!•....,., 11. ·-a ta. delwce 6 Wllt apartment. Ex· Red C~rpet Rt1ltor1 WINTER leue, beaut. So. NEAR new 3 BR.. 3 baths, duplex, out.st.anding oce~•l--'U;.;n.;;1.;uo.rn.;;. ____ 3:;20:; ONE ADULT. No pets. 4~17l9. =~ •;~~UI-~ 497·1761 ~~~ut~~:. s!J:bcti~ ~~ahri:,Wn~, ~r~ ~~~s • view. Walle !o shops. 3 Corona del Mir $180/mo . incl util. 675-2975. ~EFF1="c'°.""•,-;Det,.,..uxe-"'trom--=$50 1rt lUctlme value. Take ad· NEWPORT HETGlITS Pier &: fioa t. $1650 Mo. Bill Scenic Properties 675-572& bedroom -$495. 2 bedroomq----------BelbCNI Penln1ul1 & $15 wk. Pool, mald, pb, ant ·'I ...1.... ~= 150 Lot 114 500 Grundy Rltr 6'f5..6161 S300: Sundecks, i i ant DRAMATIC Dl'W 2 BR., 2 ;:;:=:=...:..:;::::;::.:;:;:___ Idly, Vlllqe Inn. 49iJ...&t38 \' age ;l~., t.,.,...,-. ..,. x • ' CONTEMPO 4 Br. 3 o.. LARGE, tmmac. g Br, .2 storage area. Ai~ n t . ba. w/dbl. &ar. Overlooks SU WEIK & UP .... 1600 AGENT ' 962-1771 ~ houae p 67>-722S greenbelt. Oo.e to Oiliia NtW(!'!~ fletch lNVESTMENT DNISION Out of State Prop. 178 ~1~ier.blt':h. 'ri:1~m: ~-609 Acacia~' ea.rage. ~.New 2 BR. w/view Cove&. Big Corona bea.cbe1. : ~u!3u~::::'Rooma $35 per wk & up. 1 BR, P",,:;t.' THE Jl[llL ~~.:, ESTllTERS O>lorado River Parker .U.•WATER trontaie, R-1 &: comm. 11('11 or trade 963-1027. 624-n09. 644-0611 $250. New l·BR. wJvtew $400 Mo. . • Ocean View ~·. 2 Br It bach's. Color TV, 3 hr 2 oo, tum or unt 2 BR, den, dln. rm. 21,i BA, $300. Newer 3 BR, 2 ba. Bay & Beach Rlty 675-3000 BALBOA NN ~ 1e,m, rr.°'N THE winter. $375. laun. FP, patlos, 1800' vu. PLACE REALTY 49H704 Huntington Beach 105 Main Streel Blvd NB' ~Ml. ~ ewport 6T:>-8122 1 yr. old. $375. 409 Golden-0 CE AN FR 0 NT· POOL 6'15-8740 ' ' v.r;;ouo .. u 11 t -Ins , refrigerator, washer It electric dryer, wired for 220, aJr con- ditioned, kitchen c 1 o c k , slorage shed, landscaped, _patio. Three yean old - J-ike new. Located in new ·adult park away trom nolsy street. One-half block rrom clubhouse. $15,995. Ca 11 evenings 71J..QK.4690 == bo seen ,,, Creslmo"t 2 DUPLEXES rod 675-6900. Dramatic & luxurious 4 BRAND new 2 BR, 1padous, "BA"'C!!E==w='R,::::;APT:;:,.., "'i"'b"lk,-to LARGE deluxe 3 hr, 2 ba, Newport Beach LOVELY, l br, 2 be., tam BDRM. 3 BA, home yearly. luxury. Fabulous m:. Cpl Bay or Ocean, util µic, S90 I blk to ocean. $270 mo Secld $US. single bach pad rm, Lulk HV Hills. lttany 49C-0>15. or 2 sngls. S2'15.. 98S-3473 mo to June. 20'1 42nd st. Studenfa & sgls paradise. extras, Avail now. 644-2883 Li1guni1 Hiiis 1 BR, w/waaher, dryer, -;-;o;';:---:6::~'="~..,...-7' upgtain. ~767. 642-7611 Homtfinder1 547·9641 SHARP 2 br • d So f stove, refri&", cpts, drps, "BAC!! 1 ~~ mo • ...i ruRN Bachelor apt. $1lS ~ · • en. · 0 1160 Im ed '""" ~.. · ap ' -" J••Y· •-1 B •-Hwy. $375. Agent. Call 4 BR, tam rm. lease option, m occ. ~ incl. utll. Near beach. mo no pe.... r '"'''" 644-8599 . $350 mo. I $36,900. Avail Newport Beach Marshall Realty 675-4600 $145 per mo. no pets w1l ~latca. 1001 Site Drive, CE [ ~.-. If• I 9,.,, ea111om1a. ccentral PRlCE REDU D '"'"'"' rf!.venue across from Brea Owner &ayB sell these ad·I ~------:.:;~ Community ijospltaJ), 1.Dt joining 2 BR duplexes onll #46. Contact Ray, park huge Iota. Only f0% Down. , HouH1 Unfvrn. J05 OLD Corona del Mar. 2 br., now. 2 yrs old, Fncd yrd, ,.______ WINTER Nr beach, 2BR, pri ~~ml child. 8.13-0121 den, res. steps to bch. $475 673--0216 Owner/Agt BLUFFS patio, dlshwaaher--,-util ln--"'~"°"~=----mo ~ L 'd I I eluded, -· mo, 61S-S531 OCEANFRONT lge 2 br, ex· mMager, for showing. Price reduced to $34,950 Bus1ne11 each. Opportunity 200 Gener•I GREENLEAF CENTURY 21*"'2-1n1 1-..:..:..-.....;.. __ A prlVate 5 &lor adult com· ;;iiii;i;i;;;iOiii.ii;;ii;i;ii;;ii;;,;1 Bottle Water Route munlty, 1750 WhltUer Ave., NEW TRIPLEXES If you are tntere~ted In own· c.~f. has avallable a 24x60 AND DUPLEXES iug )'OW' own bWlinf!u Jor Key \Vest tn beaut. cond., $55,IXX> to $67,500 $2500. down . st like new. 64!1-7965 Wiiton at Placeritla Ave SILVER SPRINGS WATER , :am to 6 pm, COSTA MESA can put you on a route In Orange County'1 fine.st area 2 BR, l BA. llvlni PHONE 547-4791 AGT. earning 11300. per mo. Po- . Adult park w/prlvate ... !!!!!!!!!!!!'!!'!!!!!!!!!!~~·I tentlal unllmfted . we· v.·111 am . $1~500. 5<(1.3672. HUNTINGTON BEACH train the right man. 964 N. 2 Triplexes. Buy one or both Batavia, Orange. A 12x33, mabog. Int. will take. home or condo on (n<11 532-650! ""t $500), will sell $800. \J--m<We 64.5-45.1() exchange . ...Nr Bch, park, _ __ -- . . echool• & •hoppihg, agent ORANGE JULIUS IQ ic '5 FLEETWOOD 2 BR. 536-3400 ~1. jacuzzi clbhse, awnlne · Hot location in East Costa a:sldrtlng. 64tt'l664 NB SIDE by Side, 6 unit plus Mesa. Terrific opportunity . -ronunerclal store & 1.2 units for S7000 do\l.'n. ~40 A10BILE home, 8xJl plu1 commercial store. Buy ~ne. rm, C.M. Adlt pk, one or both: Mhrk H. Dunn ok. $4900. 544--0257. Rea.lion:. 1314 N. El Camino 2 dbl wide. Lo dn. l\slm Real, S.C. 4 9 2-9 9 2 ti , , ents. Dix fam. Prk. San _4_97-_74"32~·----- n Cl\po. 49.l--mB aft 6. TRIPLEX near beach HB .. 1~!!i!~~~;;;.;;;;;;; Zero vacancy, (I) 2 bedroom I: &: (2) I bedroom. Garages, BAYFRONT restaurant - wash & storage rooms. NeWJ>Ort Beach. ReducE;d Clean. $4800. annual gross; from S270,000 to $240,000 If i iiiiiiiimliiii!I By owoor, $-17 900. 8\16..6217 sold by e_nd ot yeru-. i:d· .:;,""":::;:"-'~' =.;:;=:o:. dltlonal d1soount for c11sh. 150 Prime Ocei1nfrbnt Term• a190 av a 11 ab I e Ill~~~::;..,:.;;:...:;::;:._.::.; Naw deluxe 3 BR, 2 ba. \Vlth $100,000 down . Agent ~VIEW acre. t ml. ahpng. du'plex: trplcs, subtcrr. gar.1 ='-67='!>-'°'7'°22'°;=----~ " ~· 80 avocado1 J.P. Carey, Rltn. DRAPERY workroom tor trUI, P~· 5 M&--7414: 548-1630 eves sale. EdtngerlCrand area. ttrgw. ( mbi , SEPXRATEOOUICI on I ~ Reaeonable. Call 4!J9:!4343 vutat No brtcrt. ;u.~. ~~r:ruo~rk; ~~Money to LHn • 240 tery Flndlay,RJtr.4:96 .J 43 4 5 .1 TD L o/Crypts 156 24tl2I Dtl Prado, Dana pt, st 08 ftS HOUSE + 6 UNITS ~y 0flo~~~m\~~ New units at a>37 E!cten, UP TO 909' fark pd sm .yrs CM. !JI "'" w/:m% write 814 % INTEREST Sac;. s.io. &U..tcm. off. Call Builder 64M414. 2 ;I. TD L ii-="'-77'-':==--· DUPl.EX In Qoota Moea,..1·2 ftg oans BR Assunte VA loan. Low ~~!!}'._ __ _!l~SI down. 0ay1 831.JGOO, Eves Lowest r•••• Or1n91 Co. ER SttnlO Ana ehopplnJ 1167-1487 S.ttler Mt9. C0o Alpha B<IO main 6 UNITS E. Side eos£a Meta. '41•2171 MJ.0611 • -4 adji.cent store• Individual units. Prln. only. Servlna; Harl!or' area 24 yn, Sl2000 -try $91,001 548-.172! DON'T BORROW- .a ut 8%. Aie.n.t. C3) 4-PLEXES In HB. $19,9il0 'TIL YOU CALL USI 72:25. ~ch. $6?llXl dn. I n c 8ormw IWPORT llACH S<lOfl/mo. 842-3546, 4..__, "' your home C<JUllJ rmlr= for any aood purpote. SerV· Baytront Site lor boat SAN Juan C&po, p1ex ~ Loi Anatle1 County for & sales · · f1\(.'01ne $'T800., laf'I' .1ot. over 3) Ytll'S and NOW lD Qrundy Rltr. 67Ml61 a<lcll unltl 179.001. '9:1-l1264. Oranac Coun!Ji iidjolnlng 'ncorne pro· I.'f URPLF.X, C.M. W c 11 StCN,\L MORTGAGE CO. " <.'Qrltor Collta )..11!11. m&l11t. Bltn!I, Dl\V. S56~00J. <n4l 656.0106 'tllll'. 645-20201642-&.160 \"}",\GER RF-1\LTY ~71 "5lll Can1pu1 Orlv.:, N.B. Attention Renters I $250-2 Br l ~ii ba, stv, ret. cpt, drps, D/\V, W /D, pets & children ok. Deck &: · t o • o CONDOMINIUM ~w ceptionally nice. 1'10 w. * 2 BR, l ba, fireplace, CllARMING 3 BR, 3 BA Vacant 4 Br, 21h bath Coron• del Mir Oceanfront. Inquire 675-4688, ~uge yard-trees, $285/mo. DR I U l33 V'aa' briaht & tunny. Elec. 675-6429. incl wtr-gardner. 833-8974 ., i · pa o, l-5 garage door. 14 7 5 Im 0 . 1 hr furn apt. Owner on ====--~--Waziera $490 Open Premises Sal. only. Inquire FURNISHED beachtront 2 View! $27~2 Br, 2 ba, washer incl. Has all. Blue Water View! older child &: dog ok. Co1t1 MeM 640-8146 Gladys Ru.sseU 642-8235 Bm"' Marguerite. Br. Wlnter--YearQi. Eves, . IV31). ID I 9'3-2615 • wknds $.'m -2 Br, fam rm, beams, frplc, all elec kit, children It sml pet ok. $3.10-3 hr, 18' ba, 3 yrs old. Vlev.'. Lndscpd. Has all incl trplc, Kids/pets ok. $375-4 br, 2 ba, pool &: jacuzzi. Hu all. Frplc. 2 car Jar w/elec. opener. Bring 1amUy. $450-4 Br. Immac home, Has all. Lrg sundeclc. Emerald Bay area. Open 7 D~s A Week BEACON RENTALS (Jn P1cad111y Circus) 1854 S. Cst. Hwy. No. 6 Laguna Beach 494-9491. SUPER Oean 1 br tri $140. furn nu CID, allo pool. VACANT 2 br trl $160, pr. nice area, bltna, CID. Av! PENT Hse 2 br $230 utll pd paneled, bltns, retr &. ,.,,.,.., - FAMILY unit 3 hr $195 now patio, w/t&ke pet, play area. SEVERAL 3 br, 2 ' ba $235/$265 move b e f o r e holidays, nice ares. MOTHER 'S Dream 4 br $350. F.P., O/W, patio, tncd & gar. ALA Rintalt 642-1313 POOL, 4 hr, ram rm, partly furn , w/w crpt, drps, r/o, dahwahr, re!ri~ w/d, nr Newport & SO Fwy. 54<H403 * 1~1·0111 * 3 BEDROOM, 2\1· bath lliiiilolw.11111_.,Alll . -Family room, $95. l JJ.r turn cottage. greaL =~· pool, ~~O. for 11.n&le. guy or gal. $13(). 1 Br~ pa.rt turn apt. utll 3BR, 2BA, &ar, $3.50 mo, pd •·· Id ' 605 N&reluUI ' . ~ts •. .0 ~ -... ·-St~-2 Br unfum Vlew apt. .,,.....,,,,.or ~ 1 chlld ok. ga.r yrd. E. IMMED OCCp, Irr 4 Br, Hall llOe CM Of Fame home $325. eves $2()(1. lovtly 2 Br, unfum apt cll38-&W~=o.::Bkr=---·- chlld, pet, rar, yrd, view, l BR, unfum houle, DO pell, NB. no children. $22:5. hou1& 3 Br untum, kids, 645-7253 or 6'13-$H2 pell, lrg ynt, I< gar. 1 --'SE=..:==.:::=~S21Kl Me s br, unCum, trplc, Tml upgrd 3 br, 2 ba, dbl gN", lfl yrd. dbl gar, patio, nr. So. Coast $37$ • Jl&e. 4 Br, 3 Ba, frplc. 1 ..:P.ol""'=·_,$1115=·cc~=:.:7W=. __ bring kids, bone ·&: other Deni Point pct•. ·---------LANDLORDS FREE BRAND new 5 BR. ttm rm, 1 .. NDLO' RDS! den, 211 B/\, frplc, tor leate, Wit prtv $1 496--19~ w:.,.;r:~~:'def ~ I ;.;H;;;u:.;nl;;.l•;;,l!=•n;;..;Bt:::;:;•;;<h::...- ' Luwia. Our Rental Ser-2 -! Br, no pttl, yard It vlce r1 ~to You! TT)' pr, by beach. $2.iO mo. lat k Nu·Vlt'f'I tut. ~7914 NU-VIEW RENTALS A1lY day 11 lhe BEST DAY 1o 673..1030 or 494-3248 run an ad! Don't dct!a.y .. N•wnort Soc" Co1t1 Mei• n4/fM2..35'19. ""' CONDOMINIUM SPARKLING EXEC HOME RENTAL Unbtlltvtbly S.1utlfvl 1 BR. 1 blk to ocean. ,Kid• 4 BR, gold shag, drps, tam Outstanding Bay & OceM VAL D'ISER.E Carden Apta:. .l peta ok. Oom,t>l furn. $185 nn w/90la:rium, frplc, self VlEW! Beautiful new 2 BR Adults -no pets. FlO\\'trl incl units until July 1st. clean oven, D/W, patio, unit. 24 hr. complete securl· every;vhere. Stream .\..t..~s.,...yn=~~· =----- ahake roof, tnod yard. Walk t y , Pool·alfps avallibll:"" wa:terfill, 45' fiOol.Rec. Rm. 1 BEDROOAf, · pool, blk to to So. COa.U Pina. $375. $700/mo. Tom Queen , Sauna. .sgi. 1-2 Bdrm, bl!acb. Yearly $155. Single 642-6618 or 548-6611. , 644-63JQ (V32) Furn·Unturn. from $142. adult Call 646-2696 4 BEDROOM, 2 BAnL SEE IT: DXl Pa.rsona,' FURNISHED Bachelor, DO Family rm, fonnal dining ""'l670. oooldna, $100. rm, prlvate -I< pool $30 Wllll • UP m--03<3 Pr I v lleaes. $56/month. Realty Company e Studio • 1 BR Apts. OCEANFRONT 2 B It • 6'4-5686 even Ing s & 642-1235 644-'200 e TV I< Maid Service Av&U. GARAGE, S:MO YEARLY. \\-eekends; 642-573S days. .,...,...,...,..,...,...,...,.,...I • Pho ~-• td ••• -~• :::= ne. ~v•ce --H , "Pool ~. e\'e.J A weea~I. LUXURIOUS ocean view BRAND new 3 HR, 2\ii Ba, e Children 6 Pet SecUon BAOIELOR bl,)' view home. Brand new 3 Br., 21ri: deluxe condo. Newport 23?6 Newport Bl~, CM responsible a~~t • .-1u:, • ...i .. : ba., Fonnal din. Frplc, with Crest, pool,. tennis • 5'8-9755 or ~3967 613--0753 , _... J'Y cverylhin&I Pool, tennis. courtyard se~t~ng • &1111le1 (Ad good for $5 oa rent) ==-o--..,...~----1 sauna, jacuul. "°°' or family $500/mp~ wlf. · COZY bachelor, near ocean. 7141116M254 $8)0/mo furn. 6#-72ll. Agt. WANTED . bay. park. No pets. 1m SWl~I. sail, fiah ~m 'p.~tlo BIG CanYon 'New 2 Br, USEn or SEMi.USDf-" -mo · yrly lncld ultl. 6T1""2256 0 v et100 kt n g b e·a u t . Dover by w11..., (714) IRICKS l BDRM-apt, steps to ocean • waterfront 3 BR 2 BA 493-2328 I 499-3525 Open Yearly. $1~. home. Firplc., 2 1 b\ks to Sat & Sun l..<f:30. * 87().4564 * 673-26T1. ocean. Pool & tennis. $480. NEWPORT Crest Condo 2 LGE: 2 BR. luxury apt. Si1n Clemente mo. ~1722 br, 2 ba, elec. gar, tennis Bllns, quiet, heated pool. ____ c.;;.;:.... __ _ VERY Atiractiv~R 'R/ & llY.'lm. $395/?otO. &l6-0147 Alfult:s. 1941 po mo" a.-.. OCEANFRONT 1 BR. bu.ch, den, Harbor Yu honte, mitny W•1tmln1 .. r ..-66-7'289. • ' pool. S\l«!acular v 1 e w , xt.ras. dse to pool, gardener, -S175 2 BR, 1% ba. pa.do, redec. utn Pd. no ch avail Jan h t, 74, $415 mo, L.UXlJRIQUS nu 2 Br. l Ba, garage, crpts, No pete. $16S. !G26;!4 A-7' " • ~1837. f~ace, 2 car pr, matw-e call 833-8'111 RENT or lease option. 4 ad ti, $295. ~ ATTRAC Bachelor un it ~· Unfvm. "5 Bednn, 2 bath. 2-17 O:lltorl; Townhouse Unfum. S3S w/prlvate pat». $11 O. Newpru1 Shores. Open ~ McNuh Realty, 642-1334, General Snt/Sun 12-4 Agont &16-3255. Cotti Mto1 ~18. NEW TRIPLEX N·",EW~B:;;RC'Har-"'bor"'-'-'OVi'i!"w"'d"1"'10llle=;'l...;3 .;;BR=,'-"2;.;.;.ba,o;._poo_l_, -2-cv-I 1 _8!., lrald'ettlLIO!or& ,!!ch40 .~-Adult 2 Br, 2 Bl., Laundry, ' • carp. • n.pes: a:ar children. C&U Dave, ·-"' 1,1111 ~·· paUO. encloled llVIJ'• W. ~~;6.;,_= night llghte., ,.:m.=1:.:6.tl=...-~-~-.~ .J.993 Qiu r eh · '16 Ramllton, C.M. &1$-M14. ~· ·~ " = URG~/Imma~. 3 Br, fam Huntln1ton 11911Ch nn. Harbor Vu Homts. 2 BR, 2 BA, 1 It)'. Adult•. $430/m>. Ph: &U-7515 or Avail now. All amen\tlff. -· Sl65/MO. J..eue. -EASTBLU1'T . view home', 3 2 BR1 "' be, h'plc, 'laund BR, 2 BA, d1nlr"11t rm •• i.ear fae, $190. gar. $310 mo. &14--0637 962-8731 ~f: ~!~n~~~ryPoo1 Newport lffch 'PJ'lvlg, $550 mo. 644-4186 SPLIT levtl 3 Br, 2 ba. NR. Beach 4 Br, lain rm. 2 Car aar. Pool. B\tna, cptl, l Ba. trplc, condo. Pool d'l>' .. ,.111,. Adult COllJll• tennis, $500 mo. 66-1658. oniy. $300. Rltr. 64J.633.1 I SM APT. ()no.older adult • ·1•·· I l1ncl furn.UtU pd. $\.25 in •• ln -------'-----rear. 2335 'Elden, CM NEW J BR. t.rpt., all elec I BR, rum. cpta. • -bit.IN. Oarap. sm Mo. $145. . 2Cli9 WaUaco, OI. yeuly. Broker 6151100 842-3811 LllO 3811, 2 bo, apt, k!na ~ lBR nur Mayfair Obe Uv rm, yrly, l<OO per market, 1562' Newport. No mo Inc. util. 64+.9219 - .... , or chlldren Balbto P1nln1ul1 •'at Protll II •ttl\neq when -you eell tbroullb ...W ..... 1. BEAlol celllni. I br. ehq lllli DtllY Pilot OU.ll!td ..,,~ l blk to bay • beoclt. Adi. 6G-1'618 s1ng1., 11M 614-(1197 -·- ·- ' .. ~·· Q DAJLY PILOT Salurda1. Novrmbtr 24, 1~73 I ~j~ Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. On/urn. 365 1 Apt. Untum. 365 Apl. Un#urn. 365 ~· Unfum. ji5 Coot1 MOaa tq ..,,II 440 ound ( en "I l-BalbOa Penlnout1 Costa Men Cotti .. Ml=":----,.H.::u::n:.:tl:;;n,,,s;:••:;;•~lll::;•:.:<;;;11;__ •:.:N.;.•w;;.c;po::r;.1..:;Bll=;;:ch;..._....._1 Gr1nd Clotlnt Si le FOUND II· cn¥ Sham PROFESSIONAL 111"1•. ·-,. , · Aw•rd "'""""" 1, 2 " 3 PRa STIOE l'Oodlt. Red ribbon. Vie o1 ""' work, pr u n In C, t BRANOocwupptrunll ,lfm * * * $16 • 11 nli. So. Cl( HB. br apt.a w/llri\SlyTm1. No 1 OFflCI S Beadl 'Dr ,Ml.In, H .B. •P.ri~.dtanµp Jobi, •, •• llQ. tc 3 br, 2 ba, frplc, .2 Br.. bJftllj, crpt11. Orps. • leut. Son'y, no petl. From Fouatain Vtlley, BMu:t~ 96:M022 1 ' ~ c •PIP r · Gtorat, • huge b41oony, bltnw., dih\\'hr, A -~ R. B pool, pl:i.v ti.rd, carport A: n Just Sl'B, OUR TO~~ f\11 new b11tt.tbt1 ~ FOUND ln.h Setter 8 '4 pr. $313/nw. Yearly: ni;rmer 1n9 rother$ IOOry flu:11. Cple &. 1 91UI Fa.mllY A.pt.a, mG Adt:unJ tl.oor, S,00& .Q\ilre fwt, mOatbs. u.~ bif.ek'flea BEAUTlP'Y -Your ·tt~/ OtvelaprM"t aft 5:30 prn. • Cotlta P.te.._ Phone SS&-0166. offlcet. ·50e per aquue Mea. Itta. ~-, Jacll'• GardtnJ.na• $48.1883 • ,\frl. 673-~. eves 61a-l4S7. ch11tl ok. no pets. 84~ ;ve A\'t. (Adami ,.t Fairview), wU1 dlvlde into tmaller tac •· ~ -diain. com· Bualnol tor tht 'Holldl)lt. Cipistrano llt1eh MEDITERUNEAN NEW BEACH APTS. ~·-toot, !nc!udff cari>oll. roQNo "'"" -tn1xed •vto. ' ' ;.,, NEW d """'" j br. ..2 ba. VILLA"'" DE~UXE 'viEB1vll OC.'EAN _ BIG' ~.~ uHUU.., jaJll-' ""'*· vie -of &yald< DEJlENDAi!U!l ,,_ ,a lrpl. 2 pntlo.<. $225/mo. wo; . DELUXE tdult 0.09'1 t Ide tor ~nc 00 lladlp I' Mar"1tl11e'Qt>ol. 673-2565. e<ISt. Oonlclenlibua wort<. ~1\ 34592 Via Catulin8. 496--192 1. An addrtss or dlsUnc· PINECREEK...... 12> 8th St.. nea1• the picl'. garden bufta:alow, ... Oota.n, ( ) maM0.1 FQIND mate I 11'.lah Setler. R,!"..m. J'Tte eat. It.lob:. ~~ Ni-'\' I.ARCE •I t~n tion in Costa M es a LIVES UP locluds dbl aw·. ' ~442 frpl, Ira-P6Uo. ,. poob, .tide.1 u Vic c M ,_,, '"" • , OCEAN VIEW adjacent to Newport TO ITS NAME ... •WALK TO BEAC H • .. •••. tenni<. -· <; e sJ'ro43. . . Genertl Servi .. IJJ. $28.l .... * 831--0'!1'3. Beach, Ba)boa and the Over 500 t!lU tJ.'l;'el' Brand ndew l, 2 b~ ~ BR. Cal'· fron'· c~~ 8:~~ ~. . WATal tnd ~ ·''TltlNGS" by •Moote. Gtnl- • •r Col lege Park Southland's tlnest com-and 10 slrt•ntlj \1i1h pet.11221 \~~'St. ~1~1 1 " rum &. ~. No chtldren Bet.eh · ·• C&rperitry, ktpe/ta. Plum· 1nunities. "'&IC!rfaUt1 c1'tatc a $ .. 60 or ~s. 19822 Brookbunt, 5t5..fJ)'79 b~. El e·c • . Jte~U , ""' NE\V t.ARCE 2 BP. i-elaxing sctUna f<'.u' ~ALK TO BEACH I,&: FND. ll/20 Vtc. Ktnp-Road, ~13. _, - •· Good IA<.-aHon UN FUM.NISHEO your 1>1)<1clous ne\v 1. or 2 BR. Carpets, drapes, bltlns. 1:N.;.•:;w;;<!!".:.:.;rt~Bl::.:;Kh;.:;;;___ N.S. J..re. male &Olden w/ Carpentry, electrtcal, pJu,mb. ht'• $215 mo tt i,!3l-O'J73 1 Bedroom. Fr. $150 :Z.bedioom apa.rtmcnt. SnuUJ 205 ~5th St. 960-17·19 o1· At Oakwood Gardon Aparl · B•chtler Furn MM: wht., cheit. $48-6646. ii)&', ftx.U.-F 6-B Hom• " M pets ok. t .. ron1 $170. Fw1"11ture 847·39;>7. ments ••-5 · •• 1 .. 642-1403 ,,...., Corona dti ar 1 BR & Den. Fr. $195 avttih1.bU.•. ONice oi>en 9:oo DOG RUN GREAT RECREATION: swim· 2 BR Unfurn. $U5 8'Nlfte11 Rent•I 445 l.olt 5 Re..-,· · ~·· 2 Bedroom. FR. $210 to 6:00. 2300 1''nh'\•icw R<l., 2 Br. $159. Crpt/drps, pool, b;iri~;.,s~~n,~~lshep•,10t• •"•0°',0· Ocean View. Yearly Jeue. UNA ... REw~n... Mla&l"'"' alnoe .H.::•:::u::;ll~"f:r.......,----- "' 2 BR TwnhousesFr $250 cmta :\leill, Phon1;t: 545-2300. gar. child ok. 842-3546, shop, go'll drivin9 range, pany Heu.ted Pool. Adull• Only. ,LAG BI ACn ll/9 ";',OOota_ .. M: .. Belaian ... ~ -;:: -(8&. ~~' Pl ., F Park·Lfke 8't2-45M. room, etc. LAS l!RISAS APTS. ~meufut~r ..... l.~ation.,., in Treberun LooU like shep. 1::~oo~·.!... ~ ,1• 7l,. ease l..-8u Or Surroundings 2 BR, crpta, drps, bJtns, FUN ACTIVITIES : Full ·time ::615 c~reu~ NB b~~na' llftd-;;.-~·~a.: mix. BI k . collar/silver Jteu. &;iy, -..ss\:™6 or ~ o r e& Availabilities DELUXE 1 & 2 BR. Apts. carport. Nr. shp'g, sell.I &: director, hee Sundarbrunch, Space ~vail.,tor dell/a~ ~~!;-N~, .. que9165aUons asktd 673-(l).i7, ' .~.. -TOWNu 605.E 4 '!'he-charm of Old I -Also furn Baehclo1·.~ f~Y· l~~:,2 c!11i~~~· No ~~~·,s__._ trips. part es, and 2 Bl-,7~w-fl~~ ... ~t~12t:!t.P, r.bl11.. \Vhich shop, 1,~ sq. tt. mln-.. .,.....,,.,_,. ....-YARD, garage_ clean-upi, ''' " I World Spam· awaits you Pvt Palios * Htd Pool pels. D'tO""V •ou: ... ;rucw. a. ... lffi -G""t our----··= COCKAPOO-Ten1er assorted .. ,_ ......... drl 2 Br, flrepla<:t', pool, lll .. VMie . c M R ' ~ SI ' A" I nl NEW I I ( B t d BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS: Ila ce I L>•t> -· um. e y reserva<.Wt1 • , -. remove-...... ~·3 ;-Vftl)'I, ptttlos. t'Online>ntW b1·cak-ln osta, esa a~ ing i r. , iop g * uu ts o Y· ove Y r ap. rps, Singles, 1 & 2 bedrooms. app n s, .poo. ~· • ln! . rrays, male, ll~:i yra. ans. stum111 aradlna: 847 .. 2666 ••• fast. sriackl~ ground!!, near 1 Brothers riiI e d 1 t er -Martinique Apts. ~r~· 0~f'0c!~u:1ds?'ss fa~ ; :~:r~s.&M~'~1~"o~i~h1g1~~h.;. S•n .Clemente ~~ 7 ~ ._ ~~w~f:."· y~~~ SKIPYiADER & 0 dump truck s1.10pp!::z i lint: ll(·a~h. Fur-r an e a n Village. The 1777 Sa111n Ana Av<' .. CM 536-3179 Sorry, no pels or children. y · .,,,,,,,0 "..,,,,, Bushard, HB · v.'Oi'k:. 99ncrete-, -.u~r, n1shed or unf11r:1lsi1"d, tnipi country is the s~tting l\IW-i\pl 113 6:1&-5542 LRG 2 BR 1~11 bn, across 1r?.V~aeh~ orv~.1 B~: REAL EST.'ATll SHELTIE, bel~ A white, fa\\i,nz, breaklnc. 146-0. 1. ::is Coiuna de! ~far, where quaint cobble-CASA GRANADA fro'.!1 Huntington Center, Oakwood no pets, 1541 Buena Vista, t ftl Ii male Ana "Laddy". Med. 32 FT •. FUR.Nm.JP.,: Va.n 11• stone courtyards and $185 mo Ga.rden Apartme.nts S.Clem. 494-5370. 1190 Glenneyre St. size. Has choke chain. Vie tor local furn hauls ~ rtn'l J l d No Secu1·ity Deposit. Lovely ' 842--73l9 400 49'-9473 549-0316 Victoria st., C.M. 66-7131 haullnj:. ~1862. 557.:.J731, t. 2 BDRM. apL. bta'med ceil's, pat tways \V n over 2 BR. Apts. On beautifully . Newport Beach/North Rooms "''"'14" HAUUNG "••'"""" • N.! gru-., wshr/dryer. New streams and ponds to landscaped gl'ounds. Gas in-Ci..EAJ'I, quiet 2 BR, nearly 1r .. ine •nd 1e1h 1-45-4~ -Oi:FJCE on Newport +Blv~ or V'tP" cw· • ,..,..., ...... ,. • carp., u1ll . paid. t·Blk, lrom the door of your villa clurJed. l..ounctry. Heated ne\i,: bldg. \Vtr, gn_s pcl. Child ROOMS $-'JO wk up ·w/klt, AVa.U .. on lease. Pa.rtial.IY LOST white ma1e sick toy evetYthtnr . ., "Call ~ daY or be h So l · t OK no pet> s••• & •160 Hewport·Beaeh/Soutlt S30 wk up apt!. Children fQm, ••-t"", ~·,100-nd." poodle" •1··~ have In· nf&ht -Jim 494-9874. · 67 ,ac '"-. . nlc u r n1 u 1· e apartment. Pool. Nr. shopping. No • _ · w;i ~ • ...........,. 't>' ..... · . ~· "-"' ,I.(.. .>-aw.> i~r:TS. 842-1652. tGth •1 1 '~ine ~2.ano & pet section., 2316 Newport "parkinl. APPfOX. 1 sq. jectk>rui Reward $10 0 , HANDY man. Hauling S10 F . I t b 'IJO • 1 c Blvd Of. 548-9755 or ft. $2)1)/mo. W&rehouse allO 646-0273. or u.... l!<.'ll'J load. Tr<e. .R'emoval. PJwn-1" * 2 BR. 1 ba~ balcony, pool. -1rep aces. \Ve ars, ... 1llcrr1mac Vay, .i\l. PANORAMIC Ocean View 2 645-3967 Id al ~ I .:.~ Walk 10· beach. Corolido. beamed ceilings, wood Phone 979-1911 Br, dbl gar. vacant now. · avail. e for contnctor. SIMIESE Cat,' fem, spayed, ,:b~lng~&l&-~::;~~,..,,===--1 ,'IJ ' $2251MO. 8.13-1653 0 r • paneling. FOR Rent deluxe 2.BR, 115 17lh St. $250/11.10. * 2 WEEKS FREE * LUX UR I 0 US · Pvt · ~-front pa\vt declawed, Green · TR.ASK & DEBRIS ·~·' 833-8974. dO\\'TlSlairs apt, v.·/ cnclsd 536-4694 Vista del Mfta !:!.?f"~719k~•· ?.laid Service, ''THE Fac~o1')'" has .a lrg Valley rv area. Reward, Hauled Away. $12 load! ','~' 2 BR. I BA. c1·p1s, drps, -Fa 1 shionedd. dtesdign~d gar. dish"·asher, b It ins, LGE 2 BR, l~~ Ba Studio. ~· shop •avail. SlS5/mo. In 968-1297: Student' * ~ -· trplc. Pool. $ 2 2 S / i\I O . CO or-coor Ula e ID• 11·asher hookup, lrg patio, Encl gar. Infant OK. No ADULT GARDEN HOi\lES BEDROO~I. private home C&l ca.nNB ~!r1'!!~age 425 30th St., LOST sn11 Blk Labrador, Hou1tclH1tl"f • ' 'th t f ' ba k I $169 t $"7 501 ••7 .fAAt> IRVINE AVE. AT f\lESA area. $80/month. ' ,,.... ;,vu. • 675--056'J . ter1ors, WI carpe s lll'C< c YI'£, 010. pe s. ..., . n10. O"I -rt'W· :\fove in w/deposits only ,,,,,2,.,., _ . \\'hite chest Ana to Smokey, :_· 1 Costa Mesa and drapes. 697-12'28 ansaphonc leave ** 2 Br, new paint, clo-SW ., Bedroo ~ ~ $~~/UP •. NU stoies, offices, Vic F'alr .Or.NB Blvd. Con· Dedlc•tMI Cltanint -Private patios and message garage. C.'hild & sn1all pet ok M si.zO _ro NE\VPORT . Island. $ 6 5. ~* air & heat, elev~rs •. tact $4&--7200 * WE DO EVERY'l'illNG • .!~ QUIET balconies. SI.50. 847-i!ll-19. Day & i'iit:J1t Security, Pciol, Month. Gll'ls only., Call . Beach, HB. 842-SHORT, Ionr. v.•hite dog. R~fs. l'"ree est. 646-2fll9 ,,~1 SURROUNDINGS -Community Center NEW TRIPLEXES 2 blks to Ocean, nu 1 Br, Fountains. Rec. Bldg. w/ ~67~s.~39~n~;;;;;i---40ij \;l;nd;;;u•;';rl~li;l;R;•;;nl;;;•l;;;;;4;50;:i Few tan spots. _long hair, \Vlll clean your .hotlae 1; iil'.f 2 BR. bath. d0\1-'J\Stairs 'th · I 3 Bd $265 fJ·plc, bit ins, '\•all lo 'val! exercise nn, billiards, col· Room & Board 405 bushy tail. Sprlngdale Ir. v.indows spotleu; cleaa. w/patio. encl gar. & lndry wb.'u · spdac1odu1 . ounges, 2 Bdrm .. , , $210 & drps, 5.16·8142/536-0nt or TV. Ea. Apt. has dish·!---------NOW' LEASING \Varner. Call 347-0319 '''/refs. Reas .. 8364612. J·~. facll. i\dult11 only, no pelS. I 1ar an ping pong 1 Bdrm .... $170 2 BR. 1 BA. Bit-Ins. cpts. \Vasher, retrl.g, shag cpt &. PRIV & or Semi priv. en-H I •--ch RE\VARD, ~rm.an Shep, I it• $164)/mo .. 6•14-0878. rooms. • rm .. · drpi,:, 1 blk to beacn $175 prt patio or deck. S45-4855. vironmenta.I sec., lie home unt t, _. te,male, 3 mo old. '_'Lucy" "n"•;;.u;;•c;•;;:•;;: .. ;:.. ____ _ .tJ· · TO\VNHOUSE LIVING -3 swimming p 0 0 l 9 Wilson at Placentia CM mo. 645-3053, 536-1336. Z.1 .BR baytront condo in & practical nurse. 847-1686 t. N W Mat Vtc. Paula:rino Drive in. REAL Discounts fOr non· ;.• 2 b1·, 1 11~ Ba, bit Ins outdoor \Vhitlpool, 4 1 Phone 547-6791 Agt. 2 BR. t BA. bltns. garage. luxury adult bldg on balboa Guest Home 415 H 940 Sq. F"t. & UP 642--0532 smokers good. or b ad 1,, 1---"' 00· t dr-$t"4" Pen 1000 "l ft at $400. ~·" .:.:.:c:....:.c;;;:::... __ _.:.:.;;. I amilton A: Newland St. LOST Diamond r"·g, 3 dn·v·-. Ch••k 6ur We pl••• c UM::U pa , cp 5, .. v, night lighted tennis a mo. Ask for Dale, .. -r 960-1'70 ... ..... ~ ...... pool, adult Uving no pets, urt 0 p . 1 962-4471 mo or 896 i,:q ft . at $~. BOARI;> & Care, pleasant stones, tiffany_ 1 e It in g. t::"°:::·e._!162-=..::1188=:..· -----I 11 . only Sl62.50 21/2 blkit \Vest CO S. ana oin I • yrly lses. poot,_shp,.~vail. clcnn surroundings, good -------Re"•ard, 492-3401 or j•nltori•I o( Harbor on \\Ii I son -HeaJth spa with gym-l~Il\IACULATE, spacious 2 .r~ine J\Iany extras. 54-8-9.i9J or food .f: ca.re. On 2 bus lines, •. COSTA MESA* 492~1 1 ~,.;.;,,;,~--~~=~I , , '"'i1110n Gurt.lens 6·16-28.JG nasium and separate bdrin, 1 hn. d('n, \iv rnl, 2 BR. FMflLY i\PTS. &12-1811 reasonabl~ rates. 892-5-193' 13~17;,o...7400 s11. ft. Pri".ate RE\\·ARD~ Red Irish Setter, ORANGE ca 1 -JaDltoriaJ FOUR SE AS ON ~ I men's and women's din-rn1, brkf~t Uar, closed Froin S20j. Printc loe in SE,\CLIFF f\Ianor Apls. 2 LARGE Semi private room ofbces. Plenty of pai·krnit. maJe, ll moff, old. "'-'hite system, now expan d t n I APARTi\1ENTS. Spac 2 sty, facilities i n c l u d. garage, patio s tor a g c , Irvine, Sun Diego & Cuh·er Br, 11,3 Ba. Studio, $1?5· \\:/good ' food & laundry: Ready for, occupancy. 15tar on chest. \ie. 19th St. b u si ~ !t• s_._ Qll a I It) , 2 Bil, 11 ~ ba, bltins. cr111.11, . ' b th p11vaey, adults only S22J. Dr. Complete recreation Pool. Ask about our dis· 64? 921~ C. ROBERT NATI'RESS, 01 6-l2-80S6 auaranteed &ervice at.·tafr I .. drpi;. Pri patio, pool, l'On-ing saun~ a s .. -~ Call after J:30 499-1197 facil, conv. shopping cntr, count plan, 1525 Placentia .::..:-'-"'"'''--------. RLT. • I G'°'REAo='7'T"'-'=o"'"~,~S"°h--~. rates. M3-0326 f« IZff bk! • . hr venient Joe. No pet!!. $165. -~ security sys.tern to . close to schools. Ave. 548-2682 Rentals to Shire 430 Cosla ltlesa 97~TI ant ep mt"t r~·, 735 Jo Ann St. 646-1450 insure your pnvacy. PA !'i 0 RA f\I l C OCEAN Phone 7141552-9200 STPS to bch, lrg _mod, 2 SINGLE 40 fi.l·I -4,00)' in complex w/'DJ ~~ c: ltt°fieu.~ = P•ifttint A DE'UXE 3 be ' h ·," 4 -A special section for Vl.E\\:. Lrg 3 BR. ~ BA. br, frplc. beam cl. All bltlns. . \\'Oman + to volts & 2 offices. l2c pee ~"'"'""c::..:.::,c=;;o..;c::..= Pa..,htintlnt '-' • ~ 11. " th s w'th mall t 27' l1v nn, bltn kitchen. L1gun1 8nch s225 "'inter. 1275 )'l'iy. Ne\\'-share e,xpen~s my SA sq. ft . 5-t>"""'". 1374F Losr: Irish Setter, male. z;..;.;. plcbx 1 . Rugh s, dh'P•. 1 bltin 1 s. N:: o e .1 S pe s. 2 Uni! bldg, t yr old. port Crest 3 Br 3 ba pool/ home. No children. Carol Logan,~---•1":",.. vie. Vlctorta School. Family ,, sc s, c urc s, sV>ppng..,. -Conveniently local·. ".10/'IO. Adults. 493-7"-"7. """' ~··20 !s}it,i"'-;~~;;'~"~-~C--;;;:;..l.~~~D~·~!:,.!~~·!!~!!:~-" transportation. 3110 Coral ed I f S "" " "" CHOICE tennis erts, $.175 \Vinter, $475 ,,..,...,... · -SllO pe ' ~-"'· '.,._.,-. ·•• !H6-l4.'.>8 o all o outhern l BR. 1\pt, 0<.-e:.1n vu. garage, -· yrly, ·642-3490. \\'ORKING ma.le age 24 to l\fl~sl~p!ce sa~'';;1· j=:i LOST male Perala.n Tabby, PROFESSIONAL painter, 15 )'1"8. u p. needs VW V1,11 or Bus, Will trade p>d elean palntine. int. or ext. Refereilees. Z..fust be good running V\V Year unim· portant. 645-4133 alt. •: ~. , PAINTING: Int. It Ext. Z yrs. exp. Beautiful wk. Reasonable call Norm 842-8237. 'p EASTSlDE dupl('X apt. Cus- tom 3 Br, 1 ~> Ba, S2'i;). En· clo!>ed gar, \\•ct bar, frpll', • agent 675-6900 1·5 Pi\I or I Eve 5.;&.17-1;;. ;. 1..=c,:..::::==~~-~ f 2 Br, t Ba single story, .;• new shag crpt, drps, fnc<l patio, bC'nn1 ceil, frplc, gar. 1 Sl75. 2j44 Elden Apt. No. C, 537·3115. 1'1 2 BR unfurn. llJ)t, IQ\ver. cnel. garage, gas pd. $200 month. Childtcn, pe ts OK ~ 2?'3--1 ~Iden, No. l. Cf\t California, just min-r.u1ge .1.· .. ,..frig. No pets, . OCEANFRONT 29 to share 2 BR beach Qi.plslt'fOO trom s 125 blk &: Bufl .• Vte· NB Pier. utes from the Pacific ' :)16a. i\Ion. Ce ll 493-2517. 2 BR, 2 BA, 1 yr lse Mature *LA PARISIENNE* house, N.B. i\lust be neat. '493-115f. · REWARD ~· -.--·-----adults. No pets. Laguna $1Z> mo 613-6289 Ocean and Ne\vpcrt CUTI::, cle.nn 1 BR apt, Up-Lido. 31;55 Coast Hwy. 2 BR. Furn & Unfum. All · · :r.l-1 na> sq. ft. 786 Newton LOST mans gold wrist Beach , overlooking 1 pc:~·; Aviul ,, t>t;,~ 1st, Rels., South Laguna. elect. Fireplace, hlrl pool. \\'ANTED MALE OR FE~tL \Vay, CM. S200/mo. Leue. watcll, date on back the Costa l\iesn Coun· ~1 1.1._s~~J.:.__'!.'1~.20 Adults. $195. & Up. 979-1268 25. 3j + to Share 3 Br. Call 6-l5-2850. 8-6. 6/20/42 . 6/20/62. 67~. · E Bl ff --,\cross front 0!!0lt course 2 Ba Hse 1vfhtd pool. LOST 17th S C try Clttb' I ast u l Bil & sludio. Nr n1ain RENT 600 "f. It. $100/'. !O. t. os.ta ?\fesa, 20-l32 Santa ,\na Ave, Ne1\'JX>l1. 673-7400. · " I ri I I al H l bch. Crp!d, full kitchen $170. W 4 Randolph, O f. (Shop s gnct ng, n ti s 1' · OPEN EVERY DAY e DELUXE e 64<1·8418 or 49'1-4791 ' SHARE HOUSE OR APT. No .. 91 Call 675-5U6. Re~·anl. &12-77ro PROF. wall-ver'·· ata~ , I ONE Block lo 0(.-ean · 3 BR. SAVE $$$ HO~IE-PARTNER "" .. .., R:' Jiours: 9:30-5:30 I:: Blt '.: li.\ Hpt f•ir. cas~. Newport Beach 2 BA. fire place. •'l"", per 00011•• "'"1419 R I I w .. _..1 ~1.11.11121, Irish Setter, ans. lie. No. 279514. lnstll'., an Jno::kt sp:H·. 1;1a:-;t~r suite, ,1111 ~ n.:iQ'" .,.. .....,... en a 1 •nl9U ,,_ to "Brantly''· vie. ~1 P·~-. Directions to ltlcdil e1Tanc;u rtn .'i.: 111,1 ~:;1 1":1;.:~. Auto d6or PARK NEWPORT 5-~11~1erltage Re a I to rs ~ANbrTEhouD .. ~~ utot•'l.•hl",;:' perlrg \Vro6"'ER, prof., straiitbt, 645--8541 aft. 5. ..,..., ii.I-.. ~.ot paper. T 1 4 : Village: Fron1 the San DiC'~'G I 0.:iC'l)''l' ui·a il. Pool & Rccrea· .. °" "" nr SO, vexed "'itb living LOST mack Lab, Fair Ii: 1 "H"'l:....:;QU:::;:A~L~ITY=-l~OW=~$'1 Free1vay:. 1-fai·hor Bl.vci,. t,1011 ai:ea •. 1297 • . , APARTMENTS OCEANFRONT 7 Darli.ng mo. H.B. 962--S668 alone, like to shr abode Fairvlev.·. Thun; eve .• Ta... ' UC\\' 1 BR. Spll'al slams . • Lie. Ins, Rels • 561701 South 2 miles. Or b'Om Ne\V• $Gj Antigos \\'riy, NB on the bay to Joi~ BR. Ina;le Nook, wet FE~~~E to share 2 bl': $125. e:q1enaes 'with' stimulating Bamabee, 551?:#718, Reward INT/EXT PllNTIHG port Bl\•d., turn No11h or: !\1anaged bv . . bar, cpts, drps, D/W, utU1tles lncld. 497·28&1 even· slDgle ,au;y or &"al. Ph Sc~~ .. *.EXTRA Jrg 1 or 2 BR. llarbor lllvd. \\'ILLL\i\I \\'ALTEr.s CO Luxury . aparhnent .hv1ng Yrlyt675-1536. ' c:'":."'c::·~~--~---6--12-4312 aft 9pm is J>ett n' i'trlr :(,. '? 575 Free Est Jim~ H ed I F $t4-' · overlooking the \Valer. En· icNEED 1 gl l I 2 OR 3 BR ho I ' INT/EXT PAINTING ei1t poo · l'Otn J. MEDITERRANEAN Huntington Beach joy $750,000 healll1 spa, 7 SPACIOUS 2 BR, 2 BA D\V, r to 8 iare areat me u.· ~ or}~~~·~~~~~~~ '' -S:C-2480 ~lature adu\ls, no pets. 1S87 bltns, 2 patios, nr Hoag 3 Br house.:. $1Z> mo. cap 3 yr lease option A\'atl EST: \1/allpaper 546-7881 ~lonrovia. 64:>-0926. VILLAGE S\1•imming pools, 7 lighted Hosp. Adulls. 1~ mo. 67:>-2341 betv.·een Feb 15 &: ~larch i ' . t , 1-::::::.:..:...;:.::::!:::!::!....:::0::::..1 8 . tennis courtE, plus Jniles of ''" 15 B lboa p In al I I~ SEJ\ll·RETIRED painter. No *ELM GARDENS • POOL* i 400 Harbor • Iva., ON BEACH'• bicycle trails, putting, shuf· 642-4387 Girag11 for tcent 435 1 Pm~ 5z;._4~11 • ' area, t -..,·' .... ,.._. job too small. 27 years ex· 'fl e Adults Poolside $150 Up. Costa Mesa, C1hf. 92626 fleboard. croquet. Junior l's NE\V 3 BR. 2 BA apt. Bltns, l.i~""=.co=o--~-~ . , . t>er:lence. Ref. 642-1255 ' e Also Children's Section (714) 557-8020 2 BR Unfurn. Fr. 1,,,. f.Jum $194.50 monthly; also 1 frplc., lawidry. 1; blk MINI WAREHOUSES 0CC Pro!, \\"lie, 3 yr old l'AlNTING. Paperhangl·• 177·E. 2'lnd St: Cf\-I Gtl--36-t) be! 1 ..., d Z.bed \ai d ocea •'l~ · Da 91"3165 STORAGE desires upfum hse w/gar, ._ ,. \Ve icve n Equal Covered Parking. Larg e an room p IS an n. _.,,,-. )'II .,.. ; N B E C M ~10 A ntl Muter O'aftsman. Int·~t. e ·J.IOJl.1E· ATi\·lOSPHEI1E · Heated Pool. Saunas and 2-story t01vn houses. EIPC· ,s.=t_,,&c.:;:Sueo•:c._,,64c:5--0c:::23:::2c.· ___ 1No f\1ove-in or ?\love.out 5 · · oi: · · • 1;.;<:;;C<10::;:.:•;:.;.;.:.:"I:)!.'-----LocaJ ref. Free est. 9~ I t I. 1· l Dix 2 & :{Br. SliO Uf'· Rental I-lousing 0ppor~unitles Recreation Roorn. tric kitchens, private patios LUX-URY \\'aterfront Apt, on charges. Fron1 $7.50 per -ACCOUNTING & cu. STOM papertlafliin&, 21 Ofe.. 3095 Mace Av c, * * *" ·HUNTINGTON or balconies, carpeting, dra· Via Lido, nu erpts, drps, n10JJth, I I~ · years In Harbor area. State a.iG-10.14. peries. Subten·anean park-& decorating, 1 or 2BR. Han1 ilton & N~·"·Janrl St., lffi ~ d 'TAX SIRVICES Uc. ·l83281. ~2356 NE\v ' Bl' t"I pd PACIFIC ing 'vith elevators. OptionaJ 8"9234. ALLSPACE •• ReaaooabJe. J.: a lJ' (TI4.) 1=:c~:=;;,c=c==-~-.. • u 1 s. · ~ 190 -Oclu.xe spac furn sn°1 , ,,,.... -£= ~ -a. ,,._ R~· EXTER. IZlO D-- CI ((d . ''co "'" No pets • I maid service. Just :wrth of aLAl9JO J •OM;IQ•"~ nape ""'· & up. ™"• l t' n "'' '""· · non-snioker exec gentlc111an 711 OCE''N A HB 1 • EASTBLUFT 2 Br. 21,· ~ • --118 N C t d t. '! l960 •u ve., · · Fashi•.•n Island at Jamboree n--•l..cernents 500 Cir~ r-• . • ea,t work. Airlea ll s, rps, pa 10· 1' gr. frµ!, quiet. S. ll\vy. J\\·] f714 > 5.16-l·l.'~7 Ba, quality CID, !rplc, SING'~ Garage For Rent. ,_., P"!'" ... · · · "•II D-· ~1- \"allace Apt 6 6t" ·,?,,, " and San Joaquin Hills Road. UL; spray. '-""' •-J• iNtl ..,,, ,. • · • 'v--"'"' 1217. 61;;.-11159, Ofc. open IO an1-G p1u Daily Teie"""nc (l14) "''"19(1() paho pool closed gar ....__. ~"' ~· Adi '. .... ~. · $25/month. 177 E. -St., CAR POOL SERVICE NEW, "!model, ; e'p air, Pl1oter, P•tch, Rep11lr • TR9PICAL ~~ •. B,\Cll furn ;:1pt $!1;) \\•futi.I \\"ILUAl\1 \\"i\LTERS CO. for rental inlor111ation ts ~NJ. Costa Mesa. 642-3645 ttame It tlnlsh, Storts of. 2 BR •. l~:i Ba. Spiral strc~. husinessnu1n, non-s1noker. NEW ~ BR, 2 BA, YRLY STORAGE Lge dry double I IS IN BUSINESS flees&: homts, i!fc. U~~sed • PATOI p~ ·-ruNG * b·plc. bltns, .lrg encl patio. I Spo1li:i>ti. :-:-·. ol h ,, y. BREATHTAKING 2 Blks to bch ;29,· ""' 7914 . ' ' "'"'1961 -•u O.cd yrd. Ga& & wtr pd. 675-48'9 ·-UNDER NEW o!Z-~88 , .. -• ~::;•,'\".; altAcsce." to alley. CALL 642-658'9 -. All t>'P"•· Free e1ttmate1 548-1168 ~.-0"-~c--~-MANAGEMENT VIEW . -· ML type• carpentery Fix Call -SIJO. 2 br, sini;ile? story, bean1 $240 H "\"EARLY HOl.1E" 2 br, 2 • -' ~-AFJER 6 P 11. J just about ....... ~i .... around LGE 1 br. bltns, CJD. t't'frig, ceiling. 2043 \V a 11 ace 2 BR. Blt·ins. Ne"'lv dee· · uge 2 Br' apt. lhgh blk fl'Om bch & bay. oi:iy Office Rentll _..,, ' ' .m. Ute hOwe ek:-'53&.'f61i8. ~P-'.lu;:.m:.;;;bi:.:"l~------1 m!. lndry. Adlls, no pels. 6-16-9243 or 6t&-8882 ora1cd. Encl garng~~~ Beau-0~. Back Bay . BluU \V/ 2 5220 ii pd 613-l!Kl9 $145. 126 l\tonte Vista l\tgr, liful landscapi~. Lrg play piivatc balt.'Ontes, frplc, · ut ' · FIBSI' month rent frtt, Carpet S~rvlct 1-R. OTIS PLUMBING 6-W-635':{ 3 BR. 1~;; ba In 4 plex are, a child'" dreant. Close hcatc£! pool, !oads of .closets. PENIN POINT -1 br, $170. Delux~ offices nr airport. Remodels &! Repairs. Watl!r '!AKE fun oul of •J>t 1.,.,.ng ~! .. il.\h'J,·. "ne'o·,. + 1 .td. ep. Nr .. bus, 10 shopping . & schools. 71J ~m1ngo pr1ve per tfto year around. Call 1, 2 & 3 Rm. spaces trom v .~ ''"]JOHN'S Carpet A Upholstery heaten, dlspos&ls, furnJ.m:, " ,,._ " 549-4225 Children v.·clcon1c. 979-1268 or 64a-1260 GTJ--7213. $135 per mo. Janitorial '8non.n Dri Shampoo· tree Scotch-d!h\\'&shrs. 642-G>3 ?\tlC • 1 & 2 br, furn or unf. BIA Co pl Pl b'--Pool, re<' hitll & i:::as Bar-B-I & 2 BR. $135-$155. Stove,• C~IJ 8'11-04SO ;:i BR., close to bch. Furn or service & ample parking. gard (Soil Retardants). · m ete um .. ,. Ques. Call 642-1-tiO t('f, crpt/drps, htd pool. "'!:!!i:!!i:!!:EI Don 'l, g_iV~-up ~~ ~!p! unturn. -Y.1·ly or-\vinter. ~833::-3223_Bef. noon_o r Degreuen &: all color Service. Lie. 272694. Adults, no pets. 645-8965. iiiii "List ' it n class1 1 . hip 673•6640 833-2840 aft. noon. p.,.tonils 530 brtghtenerS& 10 minute PLUMBING REPAIR You 'll like the closet space £/SIDE attrac 2 br. l~-S ba, VILLA YORBA to Shore Results ! 642-".;.678. 2 B 2 b y 1 $265 PROFESSIONAL. Small of· bleach tor white earpeh1. No job too email in lhii• lrg ' 2 hr, tri·~lx t/doo bit dwh•· ( / 2 9 . RA.,•k F'o~ M'•.Yke·. . fice building, No. Costa FULLY LICENSED Save your tnoney by 11aving **60-3128** hllns. encl '"ar, Lnu11d. quiet crp .,.., ns, . • enc 714 84 • 622 Apt Unfur n 365 • me extra trl~W -•-· 't. 64,",247• 0 ,. "73"''""I. gar, 110 pets. 646-047.J. • • JONES REALTY, 673-6210. f\Iesa. Beat value! Xlnt for * SPIRrrUALIST * ll . • ' t;H:~ S.Wlnv/Altl'"r'~ticin• "' 11 ""' 1. 2 .'Ii :I Br. Unrurn. medi~al, a c~ o u lJ tin ... _, Spiritual rea.11 .... , lO_am·lO Vllll nn.. fm., « PARTIALLY fw·n. 1 BR. LRG 2BR apt, bltins, crpts, refri_g, utiL incl 1\lot!C'r;1to Newport Beach \VALK to· ·Beach 2 Br· T architect, etc. Call 54S-8474 ·pm. AdVice ';,. .. an ma.tten !!.._alluchS~ft. ~.]'M$5.; 15s~;-. ALTERATIONS, re.i)'llna: quiet -..-Sfi:'ld ocerui viev.', · drps, upstnlrs, -Slso mo., 1 lncon10 • ,\pplica1ions \Vcl-den, 2 Ba, gar, ~/mo. Bkr. . 3U N El Camino Real' "v ~ ... ,--,,.v 1 d eed frplc, $200 Pref. bach. child ok, &JG-927o conie. ~-------~ 675-0098 or S92--6691. NEW delu.xe office space for San ·aemente, 492--9136; ::~~ 1"t'tW:~aenu~ ~!,5na::.arS..:rien 673--0797 2 BR, cpts, drps, bltns, 2 br d • i.l QUIET.. NE:\\'PORT Island water-lease in choice Jl.tlssion Vie-fR09Z-9()34, Pre C Good ref. 531--0lOL Teltvl•I• llt--lr 2BR, J ~~ c1·pts, d1·ps, [rplc, garage. Ar:.l~~O pets. ' nu crpt, rps, " n· n front. -3 BR, 2 Bi! upper jo Auto Plaza. Good p BLEM gnancy. on-=;;:.==;.:,;:=:...,.--.....c..;cc;:...;;;:.cc::~:;::;:.:.. __ 1 !iitove, xlnt loc, $2·10, yearly, ~~t~i893Sl,IO. nio · Call SPilC llup!t>~. No pets. $295 yearly freeway oft ramp at Avery tident, s y mp at net l c C•rpet Cle•nl"I COLOR 'IV Rqttr expert , 548-6.100 2Bn. bltlns, dsh,\·&i, adlts, IOUS. 6i3-2256. Parkway. Call 'Owner. Paul preanancy counseling. Abar-F~r Cert & Windowl nuonable, most in home'. * 2 BR, 1 GA, Sl60 nio. no pt'ts. $160, tlt Shallnu1.r 1 BR. ·Fireplace. 4 blocks San Clemente Brazeau, 8314 14.00. tlon &: adoptiona ref. Dutch 1.falnt. Serv. 537.150& Free eltimate, ]1.9. N.B. Garage. One child Oh'.. No ,6cc"c:;Z-o'57!~==00o'"55"-""~72lkl'="~~=-~~.~i~~~n~~n~~~c~~a .lSth PRN' ... E. 1 ----~-----OFFICE/Desk Space:. Super-APCAR.E 642-4431) DIBERNARDO It Sons -Ir. C.M. Bert Gallernott, ~ts, 675-8771 *'STUfl:NINb 2 Br, 2 Ba II.I J'liE\V 2 Br. 1% Ba, 1250 ior Secretarlal, SD Fwy/ LIFE OR DEAnt carpet' sales -· inltallatlon 968--,2783. Garden Apts. Pool. Rec 2 Br apl, crpls, d1"P~. stove, sq ft. Top area $200. Beach Blvd., HB. Crpt, drpa, Let our .babies live. For and .repair. ~2639 1 "r"u'-1="'------- l BR, pool. Adlt'>, no pets. n. 710 w !8th St Of refrlg, laundr'-' mt, $160. 49• ~· air kt janJ•-~a1 •--all •• ~ ABORTION - $11<,l;. mo. Ik>c. !st. ,~, i\fontc , ... 11. . ., • • ~ .v-"W'I ' pr ng, ..... , . ~-emauvea .., c--~ C I -"" p d d 962-7549 i.nuLT 2 BEDROOM, retarial 10,,,., .a•~-unt·, .. ,.,.._ call !JFE. LINE 551..5522, sn:-••, oncw• CERAMIC Tl"' NEW 6 ttmotlel .......... Sm Joba welcoiM. ~2GI. ' Vista. Mgr 646-6353 Nt'.'ed a ·· a "? Pl1:1ot.'c an a ! I ~=C::."-------1"\1..1 S J C i " \lllt\.V ........... Apt. Unfur". 365 A I U I 365 A I U I . ., 65 28ATHAPARTMENTS an uan 1P str1no answ:~7: ,2\'•rox. No tease 24 hn. BEAT THE RAINI P · n urn. P · n urn. • INABEAUTIFUL req. ~ ~1. SHAKLEE'• Food Sup. Costa• Mesa Cost1 M111 OUTD<X>R SETTING NE\V never been lived ln l ls teed Patloe:, ,walks, cb1vet. Uc. Cost• Meui · 2 BR. 1 Ba. wJgar, laundry 2150 Mesa Vtrff ·or. g;r!: to :etfrar:-a1th, no. 256915 •(>on, SC.8514 Top Sell 528orNCLUDES room, & ocean view. $250. 5 Office Suite, ground Door nutrition Ir. appearance •* oRIVE\\IAYS * GAS UTILITIES. . mo. 49"9676. with reeeptlon nn. Approx ~74 • SIDEWALKS . P ATIOS * NEW 2 Br, drpo, -crpts, :" sqi;~ Cart\f!",;i'!4Z3 GIVE CU.tom Hand Caived JES.9 ANZAI.DUS, - 5'\LES OFFICE OPEN 1\·ater, range, attac. gar, S46-5900 ' name & or House Number CEMENT: Patio, drives, 10:00 AM.T06:30P.M. laundry -& pool, $215 0 ESK · a11a·bl • .. :n 1sp this Christmas. walka-Rtpairs, MW Ir: l 493-3405 apace av e ..,., 548-4456 rem~. Free tit su..8998 -II~·.-:~~~__, CALL. 644 5555· . mo. Will provide Jurnlture · -. • A at $5 mo.A-ring servlC. BEST MASSAGE'fN-N.B. PATIOS, drlvet, nlltl. No , pts., _. 70 nvailable. 17875 Beach Blvd. 3400 Irvine Ave. Suite 103B Job too smaU. Call fOr free '"'P· or l:lnfurn. v Hunllngtoil BeaCh:NMm (at Bristo! Open g .AM. eottmate. $43-'l310 · , Biibo• P1nln1ul1 400 Sq ft olllee. Draped. k nn. 55"°539· -C->ntr-i=,Y::O::UN.z::G.::;manc:;;-::;::::...!.:~ Cll>ls, storage rm. No lse ALCOHOLICS AnoeymDu&. GER\VICIC A , SON tbw, ot14 1<t!ta1 · town ;J' APT for rent. 3BR, 2ba, required. AvaU Dec. lat. Phone 542-7217 or write Bide Conlt. Addh ., Remod etc. 'm-e&21~ , -~ blt!n1, crpts. dr!>s. nr beach $85. Furn $90. 64&-l724 P.O. Bo• 1223, °""' Mesa. Stat. Lie. lll·114311 • " - I< ba>. Balboa Penln, $285 1'17 WESTCLIFF-NB 813-600 s..:1110 ~ W•nfed P-le mo., Gi:>-1026 2300~ 1~. T.ll, 540 1q, ft, l[S] JACK Taulant( rep a Lr , oo:i: ttad411.t· • part CD1ll Mis• ' 55e per oi tt. Ample pric'g. 1.to1•-reinod. a<1a. L e S,.l·lll9072. ~Wtc~orllo ~=-"'"':''::'""'.~-·j~U;'.!Ul~.:;Ba~um~ga.rd~!!n!!!er"-, ,'!541~-5002~, &!y Way Co. 642-4700. llllli!tr '!!! ·~_,... - THE E.XClTINO PROFESSIONAL SUITE G ='""' " -th Ooeit P1Ua PALM MESA APTS. Xlnt F.v'. !Oc..tion. 4 exam ,,_,.,. ~~!"C,::~,:.;;::..;:.J\ · Found (frM INl1) 150 · ~ MINUTES TO NPT. BCH. rwms, Jab, pvt oUice, recp. t AWN SE{tVICI' 1'"URi'I. OR UNFURL~. room. A/C. ~ FOUND youflg r ab b 1 t Ex;perlenccd Go.rdeJ)ert1 All UnlieJ1CVa61y · iarae apts., 300 SQ. rr. Newport West Tract . areas. Trte Tr l mm in r, hug!! pool, Jaetmf. elect bit· Crnt1, drp1. $95. mo. Cbsta 968-1088 Mont1niS • even. ~row, £die, aeanup New lns, shag crpt.1, drps, sauna. Mesa. 648-2130, ini•· Lawns, Spiinlden tor homes, etc. Adultl, no pets. -SUITE next to Lfquor Store TIQER cat w/wht~ n-.f»I· apt1 a· commerdal. ~pen-O · CleUIQc, SINGLES hnm $150 a: Restaurant. i..ra:· JOO) Ill· lit. vk:. N.B. Tenn1I Qub dJb1e. Reu. ntea. J'rpmpC wl)ftc.,.Ko u 1 e kt.•) I• l BEDRM. • From 1165 It. 1275; 14S.1323. Ill 0052 ·-' trM )llllmat•. , Ralfabie.' ~,IO' 2 BEDRM. Fl'Om 1185 o•nCE ' g. • c •. N." FNI» BU< Selnl·l'e-Yn&: 53i-3144 ... 534-m'I • u:'S';'; trss'.'va11 trom 110 bulldllw O.:..vtew, wl-' bnt 9th• w. Balboa Blvd, EVMPEAN Ga rd •·•'•T . ~rmw. _, l • You..,.. rig!>~ they're under. Uiwto• Beach/ ~19' 67H2lll Matiilenanc:o -LlndlcaplJ1C. pn~ .... ~ re h pt1ced! 151n ?.feta Dr. oma; space-nu oce "" n •J--a brcc!e, &ellof(ltlr items Tree ~~~-v ~ r., - 15 blk11 trorn Newport Blvd. l Jtnta': Beach. with etuJt. u• Dntly PIJpt reuonahii. ~.~~ it'f')Wt • 545.9860 Call S36-2Si9 Cla11siflC(). 642--6678. • Claul6ed Adt. •• .. -·-'°' . ..!:!!!..!!J!fL'.'!:l!l-lilll.~~;_-~I •• " ....-: ' .. ca ot AD Co l • w. m N A i I , • j • ' , I , r Saturdat. NOYember 24, 1~73 Help WintM, M'&, 11iHel~ W1nhld,M& F 710' Help Wa nted, M & p 710 ,Help W10!9d, M & f 710 Help Wint.cl, M & F 710 Help Wentod, M& f 710 ~u11_ -.. Furniture 110 Delivery-Sunday Only OF " DAILY PILOT , ·TO CARRIERS, RE- QUI RES THE USE OF A LARGE STATION WAGON OR VAN. CONTACT MR HARRY SEELEY, S30 WEST BAY STREET COSTA MESA. TELEPHONE 642-4321.FOR AP· POINTMENT. ' , -MACHINE REAL P:S'l"A•·>: SALES *Sec'ys, BookkHpars EUftOPE•u MOVING! MUil S • 111 ' OPERATOR ' SUCCESS CAREER. lb ne_lutterf Av.ency ~ Furniture: LR set. dlnln.ir: af'f''/ TRAINEES & ~'""or expeMenced. Join u,. <lllO Birch Street NEW ENGLAND table, 6 '""'· !BR seL All , EXPERIENCED \Vorid'a W¥e1t and Wtesl Suite ttw, NO 83341190 A."IJQUE SlllP1'1EJllTS ~."Beltottertaket i"'wlna ,....1e orpnlmllon Dial A Jab 833-0855 BEING A_ / MACHINISTS "1.th a network oC ewer $00 _No Char9e To You UNLOADED DAILY KJNC SIZE Bedroom Mt, ' . o{it:/.aU6 Steady, h911-defense V.'Ol'k , olfictt and ~me a -Eslab1'$hed l96a • SAU.: ~ARTS 10 AM * btddln&: I aprtad incl. Xlnt ~ ?itany ~ bcnetibl, life inemOOr , ol our Alllllonalre 1 Rolllop Del.kl • Sktebo&nll mattreu. $175. 546-1128 att. & nwdical tns~. 8 pal<l Cub. ?dulU-rnUUon dollar SECY/GIRL rn.tDAY ·Chai.rt · Table1 • Drtsaers 4 Pri1 , · L. hOlldayl t \·acations. Neiv "dverttslna pl"CJll'Sm. Ff9 for 10\8.ll electro11le11 oo. 1 ·Church PeWI • Sta.l.n Glau LOVE seat._ matcbini end modeni fac:llitit.'1. If >'OU are f(Wlrantted• llct:1\lfnl 1ehool. gtrl omcc. Should have good • Min'ors • Cryata.I • tbl.• & l...npg. $00. 2 yellow Chock Ow. 's ilnd1y looklng tor a job \\1llh ft _..Jo~ceUen.t aalos tru.l.nlnJ:. tildll11 &. like varied duties. Rock er• M ANY corne•· 110fas $40. eon,p. ."\.. .a..... . . ' ,.'J i son ... t.AeenCY ~i.!al · h.1tu1:c. de w;, Apply Plellse Call fl2·~· E.O.E. S.16--7776 c.i:~~~.~~?"i.J8ifAS MS-mo . Ll1Ji"1 ; , OAJ LV PILOT 21:. Mlacellenoou1 111 H.APPINESS + A BEST FRIEND! BOBO "NEEDS A fAt,11LY Froo To Good Homo 1nediwn •lze male. SHAGGY DOG '· ~ Equ·11 Opportunity Employer • 17400, Brookhu.£1 \(f · Vl,y. ;r3 PM dally. li1ootlY Sprlnk· REAL ESTATE Security Gu ard1 • 2 l'IECE Fruity,'()(ld China • ~te·2U +-(~ M'L.6715 lc:r30'~· fl__u.llmllll..St ....OL.._ SALESPEOPLE Need lull or .Pl tln1e, 21 yrs AntiquesP:J~. World Bulftl Cabltlet, v~ry Kooc1 'Hetp'W•1 iii, MI F 710 Help W11)ted, M ·& F 710 HE141 .. wan~'..f~'beautifuJ MACHiNIST . ~ -Sef>~ng -a~ssive, highly ~~e~~d~~.rnvn5of~~ &. :Z~~ * :n Rooni• or Antlql1M oond. S235 01' bel!L Qffer. , 1 , • • ~ sup~ ~-·~le~ ~(>er. S 11101\vated 118 le 1 men in· pl 11 ti · · · * t""ro 22 Co · lt'let 673-6391. ' ACCOUN ING C ~JRK D}::Ll:VERY: ,lnan for earl>' cqcktilll wa'Jt e"i,ea l~OP ~tANAG"E,R tc1-ested in work!~ In ta l~ on after 90 days. m un BITI'ERS\\IEt."T dining set vouna. t'M~tlc. 1ovtna. tnr.1ned • adores chlldten! Needa afl'ectkm dally. 'A't toood a relllly cute dog". He lc)\-es the kid• and lhe kid:ll love him, but the famUy pet Is bent. Pleue i]:1Ve him a good home. CAii 55T·8151 aft 5:30 ~·kdayg and anytime weekend1. MARBLE slabs for table · tops, J'xl0~1"xl7" $5. u .. Roo1n dlvtder. Iron & wood $25.. 6' Clothea rack, -iron, , S5. tfand \VfOU&ht Iron Fircplc set $7.50, N'avy e.lec , clock, kffl>8 perfect Ume $23. •rub caps tor old ~an S2 to SS. 4:e Brau platter 1 $25. Brau &Ofl:i' S25. Dutfte bags tl .. GI lock.era $5. ea. lni92 ),a&una C&nyon Rd, Laguna, 494-16:5 (CloRd !\.Ion.) N.B. -real estate ftnn. Pay. fPOITi. L.A. Tlnlts , Hom,e Wltltreflse11· oySte bd.mlan: LEA.Ql\IA!i. · . -. lrB/FV area &. camlng up Hol ~ vac picy. $Z hr. start· c1957 Newpo~~ oval tbl, 44 x 64. 3 tUlen1, roll, Pl\SralJle1, OOnk re<.'00· Delivc:ey 1'\lttltt n1wit haV'! dlsh\\•11.stX>r. 1-~olhakr./ ap-Ask for Mr. 1'1 an Ill on, lo lni: pay. Aoaheln1 & Costa osta Mesa """'""I cllllaUona. Able to ass.lat on ~cono1nlcal clir. · Over 23 J!l.l'ckftt ~rn'ust be· \'tttnctlvc H A N S 0 ~ ' INUl/Sl'RIAL 85% In comml11lon ~It>ira a.t'ea. Apply Cos.ta · ==== ~~~25~':,ck cha.,, W Fllµt. cam receipts, etc. $450 to ')TR. old, gd. sup1~mtntry -tt.iral-:looklrw. Apply }'.'J!tPD\JGT,S l~Sk;Ypark CENTURY 21 RE r.tesa \Vhite Jo'J:ont, 3088 Br15• ANT IQUES F OR o=~c;;,=---~-t t SrJ1 ~ • Income 3 hrs di. 11 At K!irnet Jnternatlonlll Circle:, bv. Call 557-8::73. . ' tol Ave., Costa l\1esa. 7' GREEN on ye I Io \V 1 ar · y, · W~ltninst)?l', G.o., JS llOO \V. CloaRt J-I y., N.B'. MAINTENANCE handy~ Ask tor t.1r. Sn1l~, 962·8847 Equal Oppor. Employer CHR ISTMAS l\1editerranean oouch. Ex· ADMIN. S~RETARY to e:rea. 638-292t . Ask for Eric. 645-~79. • ~led .. Janitorial, n1 i n or 9608 Hamilton A\e., ltB. SERVICE Station attendent. Je\\'f.lry, silver, glMIJ, _tum· cellent condition $ 6 :>. -~~terof ay~e~ni1~i 'DELIVERY &: Stock Work HOSTESS matnt. . & some delivery *R.l LICENSEE Neat, reliable, ~rk i$1and ~A'CiDSh1°!'~'PORTS ~-=,:.:75::;19:;,·_~-~~~ docun:ientatlon pro so.I F/lln1e. f\1usl be neat & Pleasant peraonall{y. Over service. CaU ~7871 ~ lu'?e bay. Fa1.r Exxon, . . , . EARLY American Sofa Bed, tr ave I a fr angt:eo~: know the afrea. Stt Harold 21. Starting pay $3 hr Marketi1l9 Tr•iMe lo manage on premises 11mall f alrv1ew & Fair, Costa 1896 thubor Bl\d., Cti1 dining fwTI, desk, etc. Open a.Nwtf' phones, S/H 90 +' Hl-Thne, 495 E. 17th St .: Perm. job, health beneti~ . Skiiled Or Unskilled unit oo1nplex \\'Ith pool, und Me&n. I Park in re11r) . 11·2, Sunday. 615 Acacia St, !PM Exec. ~+. Falhton O f. & good .meal& fum. Al.so. M E N show to li(>ll, Free apt. and SERVICE Sta. Help needed E VERYTHING ttAS "CD""''"''=_,,,---,--,--,-hland office-.. xtnl trlnge Dental RecepUonist, \Viii tram to work ,Wtc Needed performance bonus Also FuU & -p/time. Appl y DREXEL Campaign desk; benetit.8, Satnry ~ Send DENTAL exper. rec(d:: Pref. cocktails for .xtro moni?y. fVJW to \\'Qrk r~i· bonus If sold s.12-mi (nli>i' ,,Boyd's Arco, 490 E. 17th TO GO BY peclill, $100, blk & wht love mume to HSA/l!O,SPITAL niature yng. v.·onum. 534-0I09 ~ply monlJi or phone: for large el~trical concern 111 64S.9600J a.kf · St., C.M. CHRISTMAS! 11 seat $150, v.•ing chair $15, FINANCIAL SE RV J CE S Ga~•n G....,.,.;. R,l>l'!)lntment · Oral'!ge Co. Ex-per not ' ~·AN full · GOING OUT 01' BUSINESS6 ·:,:75'::.::,64::41;.:. ______ ~ , .... .._ '"'" ·-wOODY;S WH necess due 10 xln't 1t·aining REAL ESTAT E SALES ~·~l'\.l•u• ti ni e • -ru~ :. 8N~.:r~~:h: DENTAL Assut. 6 mos. • 2318 w. Newport ~~ • frog1-a·$bo Earn as you Well established oUice, \vith ~:~~~co~ ~r~~~:~h· ~~:{ry~~1!oowS!:;~~ ':ii:~: 9268).. ·~f::sr. ,,'1!-ll"Y11a2j.~~ed407. 3Cal. l Newport Beach earl n. per wk. as Cperl experienc..'cd staff, hns open-S-l7-2".J61. , Antiques for Interiors AVON MAKES ""' .... o.... 675-M74 ' , wt tten agl'~_lt. al ing for hvtl aales~ple. 8' CUS'fOl\.1' made n8ugahyde DENTAL As.sIS'llANT · l.1onday. onl.,Y.~ am-a pm. CONTACT · STUDENTS 1~17 yrs needed 3545 E. Coosl H\\'Y·· Cdl\.! AOfa, \vaJI hung barrel bar, CfIRISTMAS THE SEASON For P~.\"k>dootist, t/time, HOUSEKEEPER, Uve in, 89441543 Paul 11/Jartln or Bud Corbin for .Pit \\'Ork. $2.00 hr ANTIQUE fire ell:tinguisher 25" B&\V TV. Du al 812 NO UE ••••••• I IUY!! Good, late nlOdel fumltUtt &:. appliances or sell tor )'OU!! ' MAST ERS.A UCTION 2075~~ Newport, Cl\1' 646-8686 TO BE JOLLY · Expanded duties, oppor. One well behaved ctftld 7. MARR.IE 21 64'17ti62 1>Sta111ng. 494-5420 lan1ps. At wholesale -We tW"nlable, Sound Craft11n1an r.-.-f Ideal working cond priv rm D person over • I I 1 F h t I '!""""" ..., .... _01oney or girts Exper, nee; HWll. Bch. &·Ba. COior TV. Mvst drlve· Car & phone necess .. $12.; Gorbln-Martin Realtors Teletype Operator supp Y exc. us ve as . s e 1'uncr & a n1p1 if i er, "'9 an AVON Representative 962--0671. & be &.hie 10 manage "'k, to start. S94-8000. RESPONSIBLE older 0 r· $500. Fee Paid. 2 yrs. exper, slol'es & decorato1·11. ,..,O\\I Decorator tree, l..tln1p table, 839-0974 aft. 6 or SwKlay Behind Tony's Bldg. ?tfat'I. LIKE Ne\v \Vorld Book Encyclopedia Set, 1 o me volumes not as yet opene-d,, last article June '72, $2Cl0 or best o!r. Book.1 ortgtnally sold for $250. 548-9895 anytime. ~~Ji.r spare time. Call: DENTA L. A Ii sis t a n t household.' Mr. KI o ti MASSAGE TECH. retired . person n cc d c d will get this lop job in \vholcsalc to you. . 6 x 9 area rug, framed Cluilrslclc:, Newport Beach ~150 aft 7 PM ••0-1557 p/time 1n retail wine cellar Irvine w/time left for ~LOSE ~UT S:\LE. mirror, luggage, picture UTO • 0'1 TRAINEE E · ''"at•'ng 1,.1• SNle. Also Fee L<>ss than 1 reuul price fran1es, Chrii;tn1as outdoor A route carrJ.e.i:. ~a, 1 xper. in the use & sales " " 'J 54 .Beei.s1~r Nf!.\\'$.l>nper, lfOUl,"i: 642-7998. HOU~-E~:1EPJN3 Gd '"klv · Yowig lady , !18-28) 'vanted of fine wines or advertising Positions. Call Ann Christie, 8-215.1 (3 pni to IO pm) n11m,nger se:t .. silbver kpl•1te approx 3 to 3:30 pnl \vkdays. ...JleeU» '"' P .. • ays . w y. 1or legitimate ful l ti1nc posi· woul<l be an asset. 1 See 5JS-850j, Control Career A 1• a wru·e. picnic as e • S.7 an1, !at. Sun. Ideal for DEPAR'fMENT'STORE Character refs re q 'cl. ti,on. N.Q. e.xp, nee. \Ve send Hai'Qld or Qiuck, 495 E. Employment Agency, ;j'400 pp 11nc1s 102 hand hair dryer, Thermal studrnl hpusewUe or retired , TAILOR ,. Non-smoker, $2.50 hr. H.B. 10 school, earn while learn. 17th St., C.M. Irvine: Blvd., N.B. FREIGHT DAJ,IAGE SALE undeN·ear, m, PI as I i c -so Ml>-300G Wood area. 847-MO-I Apply tn pet'SOn any aft. or ii;;i;;iii;i ... i;i;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim flov.·ers, 'lll'inc glasses, loy pet n. · · ' Y· H 0 u 1 eke e per, ~··n eve 2930 \Y Cst H\VY o .. 1 0 •• _1 $650 TELEPHONE answering New Hotpoint refrlg's.. chest. gan1es. 1795 Hurn-BASYSITTER~l.tesa Verde • ""' · ·· · ·• .::><1 cs ~'C ary to ~ I service-Exper. or \YIU dishwashers & ranges , n1ingbitd, CM 979-2810 £tern. Sch area.. Hrs. For M .ns Weir transpo11allon, llvc In t)r Newport Beach. Girl l 'rl {Orange} to $650 tr I F'ull art ti h & ill fa t • 30-6 30 5 d k G'-I · live oul. 640-0100 •t.'\lf'S, Med . Sec'y $3.59 hr Exec. Sec"y L.A . I $700 8 n. or P nle. \\'as ers ·yers, c ory FRI • SAT -SUN 10-4 .. ~ : ' ys av.• . .. s BROADWAY """' ..,,.,,, E Se t o $700 250 E. 17th, Suite I, 01 y,•arranty. 6 bike S tingra ' ••pd ASSORTED \\·all cabinets, super for gar. or oUlce. Lite Birch w/sllding dl'5. Desk & misc. offl~ equip. Lino, worktop 3' x 13'. : qes 8 &.11 5S7-Ta48 NEWPORT u,.......,.,.,, P/tirne. Experienced ll:ec. ere ary BEACH CITY APPLIANCE s, y ' .>-., HOUSEKEEPER, Part linie.. W E:STCLfFF &;cretary, S. ~ $650 TRAINEE for lite assembly, • ~ tricycle, 70 yds. used tan BABYSITfER -'Housekeeper, Apply Person~! Dept. $30 n·ffk. xtra 4 occasional t'ile Supervisor $500 packaging & $hipping, Costa 3623 \Y, \Y~cr, SA 54;>.-0780 acrylic crpt. \Valnut dining own tnilspot\8.tlon, live Equal Oppor. ,Employer full d .. -. Happy hOnie in Personnel Agency Claims Examlncr to $650 l.fesa . area. XJnt future 2062 N. Tus99t~~~= Orange table, 54 x 38, expandable Thermotax <.'Opler. Qieao prices. 67l-TIOO or 6~ eves. AUTOl\tATIC GAR AGE DOOR OPENER. Finest knov.·n brand. Reg. $200. Special $00.95 ln a la 11 ed "'/5 yr i:uar. 893-35n or SJG-1415 in or live out. 641Kll66 eves. hvtne:--'552..'106 . li\tark Ill Center ) Electrlclan ..$650 potential, $1.s:>.$2.00 hr. ==~~,;.r~-c...-~~ w/8 chrs. Other furn. Lug. 61;;i;-4630. · DISHWASHER,· inw1i 12-8, 542-8836 Secretary l\.1ktng ' $600 start. 979-8600. ELECT. GE Range. Self gage, Pots & parur, misc. BARMAID Al -active 12 ....,, \\'cekends oft H1~USEKEEPER wanted to lGal E. Edinger, S.A. Sec'y J,.egal Orange $600 cleaning double oven, white, kit. itenu. To)'1, gan1es, per hr. N~~~~. necesM; 642-0.393 /~.In Beiwl~ ~~~er1133y7 lady MEDICAL: E.."p·12 front of· ProgrRm Mgr $22K u RGENTLY lots of xll'&S · books, knick-knacks, etc. The Escapade. Apply: 1664 _ .. na a .. ,, ...,..... lice, 1'CC17Pliontst • 2 doctors. Elect1'Qrtlc Components . 16 lb. Hotpoint \\'asher. 2912 Alta Vista, Ea.stblufl, N'e\vpart. BJ\'d., C.l\.1. bet. ~~~!;' ~~ O ~ i ~:: f ~ ~ HQUSEKEEPER Pffl't" tin1e tfeavy phokne 64 .• Peg 13 . board. Product Llne l\1&nager $20K N\Yestinghouse1 gas dryer. f . NB l~U A.l\.1. J:' br. 1 •has . d ,near Santa Isobel &-Elden .. ;) Day v.·ee. ;,-26 Data Com1nunicalions NEEDED orge top-reezer rer1g· STOVE, camping tents & BEAUTY operator \Yantcd o:eni~~~r Apply i~ m;~n Phone 6~ aft GPi\1. MICRO.BIOLOGIST PUl'Ch~s Supv (BoalSJ $13K_ _ ~ erator, auto defi.;ost, yellO\V. equip, air <:ond., dish Wfl.S!!,. w/eome lollO\ving. Full or 17372 East111an St, Irvine~ Housewo1·k ,t; E:rfa,nds. Do you like research? Great Rcceptionlst'... . $400 993·503 beds, \vashing mach, china p/tinie. 792 Cent~r St, Costa Industrial Complex. Cat necess. $2.fi) hour. entry level spot to gro\v. · Call Jeannie Sisco (25) Trainee FRIGIDAIRE almost new hutch, Dunebuggy, 350 Hon· Meia.7642-0031 -DRUG Clerk, Pan/full time, 1P,.artii;;;·i;liiimiiei;. """"'""'""645-<l'liiiiiiilj Hospital background &N· SEldWHPoOffmRan Frost Free app1-ox 17 cu da bike, carpet & carpet I' ·"'/blOOd c,ben1. knowledge. T ft, Rt or lert t•eve1'Siblc equip. 100's of antique salt BOAT BUJ LDERS Exp'd p<el.·apply ;n·.person. INSURANCE. SALES',' 'Call 'Elly Elli•, 556-8505, P e rsonnel Agency Assemblers door, Co'1 $346, will .. 11 & pepper •haker> & dishes, Journeyman boal bullden ·No. 7 ?¥Ionarch Bay Plaza, · ca E 833 0 0 $195, New 0 .l'leans Apt, 1741 many n1ise items, make of· w/mln or· 5 Yl'5 eAper.-' Pre· So. Laguna. · ~~~~~~. ~r lrv111!lo~~d~~ ~~~387~·· N.B. Tustin Ave, Apt 9A, C.Osta fers, must sell. 64&-0176. mltun \\'ates & Xln't bene-.EVENING S up er vi sor No exp nee., earn. \Vhile you N.B. .·. VOLT c'c:'::''"=..,-=-~-~-1910 Wallace, C. l.f. Hts. Ontr · Qualifled Need wanted fut · food servlce. learn, part time. eves &: 18 cu FT, Frost Free Appl)'.. exp. preferred. 1 n q u Ire "'knds full time when quaJi. '-1'.fST/SC Operator, f u 11 SALE.SLADY Instant P e rsonnel Ad mi r a I refrigerator, H.O. 1$~ set, comp. & s~ J\ettenburg 11farine S\\·enoons 217 Broadway tied ' lime, exper only, Newport F/time, Age 30-45 Temporary Service Harvest gold, 1 yr old, $200. up. ' green naug · ~rrs. Crouch Laguna Beach after 7:30 F~ets Insurance Group Type Setting Cl\1 64&-0l64 Apply In Per90n 3818 Campus Dr., Suite 100 l\.fatching Kenmore Washer mch· t:: tbl & kc:m, (n 4\ 224-8211 pm. 'Ed Lani * 54().1834 alt 5:30 962-0175· THE SHOWOFF Nf:Yv-port Beach 546-4741 & elect dryer, like ne\Y $150 ·• 4 stools, ea. ~10 Carleton, San Diego EXPERIENCED sales help N.B. Trav.el Agency needs 22 Fashion Island; N.B. Equal Oppor. Employer pr. 96S-4507 i ~I r!~e~f ~is~~· bu~ 92106 in new gtti •hop in ,san INSURANCE casualty a.gen: part lime exper agent. Call SALESMAN & Manager, G.E. Wash er, Frigidaire for Christmas. Sat & Sun, BREAKFAST Cook, exper. Ckmente,Over21;:~ cy girl. Oflicc In Corona far ap~·:-r~~· 9 AM male & fem.~&. up WAJTRES.SESday&evening \\'asher, Norge electric aft 5 pm. 2969 Redwood, Fut reliable. 5:30 A?d· EXP Salesla.dy, Apply in del ~far. Exper pref. Good to 12 P · on-ri. monthly g u a ran. if shif:s b must be last. exper. dryer. Your choice, $45. C.M. \\'kdays 5.57-9509. 2 Pl\1', 6 days. 67J..-7Ta0. person. Js.ckJeg, Huntington salary. Par! time. Hours NEED . extra i n_c om e , qualifjcd, No exper. necess. pre ,\pp~yr'I0{0 ~ Free delivery & guaranteed. BEDS complete, dbl &: 2 BUS BOY . .f;xp. bus boy C<'nter, Huntington Beach flexible. Send Resume to permanent part time jobs Mr. Le~ (213) n0-8543 l\1on.·Fri. 546-8672 or MJ-81.l~. sngl, ntlrror & chest ol -..uted for day l'lhllt Neat EXECUTIVES Box 8, Corona del Mar. " •vall. Nights, onJy including SALES GIRL 18 or over COLONY KITCHEN DBL range, oven broiler drawen, sml tbls, maple appearance. Apply Beach $15,000 to $75,000 ~ V.• ~ '1 :::~~· M~~e ~ ~e~~ Indian jewelry &. clothing: 27142 Ortega Hwy. rotisserie on top, 4 burner desk, table w/4 chrs, 3 Houae Inn, Laguna Send resume or call TODA:Y · dable. Apply Paulo Drive-in, N.a area. 67S-5818 San Juan Capistrano pull out w/cover on bottom, metal bkcaaes, Oenwar din- BABYSfM'ER for 2 yr old, for corilidenUal NO COST • · Costa Mesa· after 7 p.m. SECRETAAY, EXEC. 493-1848 storage under. $10 0, ner set, blue, suitcases 3, COLLECTOR Plates, Flr1t 1 Editions. Bing and Gron- dahl, Royal Copenhagen, Lallque, Wedge.,,,'OOd, Hum- n1el. 645--5740 FOR 1ale 2 lb. down mummy sleepinK bag. 89" x 34". Keeps you wann to 10 i degree·s. Xlnt. cond., $40 Linda 546-4478. SCH.WINN Breeze bike ifrls, 1 26" 3 spd, like nu, $45, Box sprng &: matt dbl dlx $35, 644,.~. I I I~W8JNT1NG machine for Christmas Cards, I e t t e r ~ etc. 2 Sets of letters. .• $2'l5. 642--0r.66 SPANISH lrelfi:hter model , boat. Hand made in Spain. , Three feet klq'. Frapta , Espanola $100. 645-614.1 I TYPEWRTIER $35. SECT. ' chr $~. Beaut Octaion Pecan O:mmode $ 3 5 . 1 GG-1876 &.5:30, 5 oa,Ya. Fo'untal.d. Vly ~tive intervie\\'. ESfAB. ORANGE COUNTY \\:'AITRE~ &. Hosteg exper.i..;,6'1f>.M:.::..::.:'15;:':;,· ~~-~--GEM TOP camper shell. area. ~75 . ,EXEtiJTJVE SERVICES. . . NO EXPERIENCE ORGAtilZATION Apply in pel'SOn Hen,rys Re nt Washers/Dry1 r1 282 E. f6th St, O:>sta Mesa. 8 FT. Pool table plus IS cuf t • ootrnQOE'•ni'i."8.(ler:'<tlftust ·· -·-INC.-·. · ·, . ?;;, IS STAFFING Restaurant, 2122 S. E . $2. Wk. Full malnt. Sat & Sun. ~m,!x. G~· $~3:~ II be· exper. in retail IM!lll~. \ .. 888 N. Maln.~'1'9.~\l' I ~ • --• NECESSARY NE\V DIVISION IN IRVINE Bristol, S.A. * 639-1202 * GARAGE Sale -Bake sale, 549-!255 Reis. ii,30 )'I"" Be,jl<:lt fU'f~'. ( (7f4'~1'i '· • Need an Exec. Secretary \YAITRESS over 21, hostess FREE Pickup. Refrlg. Appl. Uired. cars, mini bike, ten Send resu1ne lo Classified ·~ • • TRAl ~EE POSITIONS w/n1in 5 yrs exper, + 18 day & eve shifts. Zubies, & Scrap 1'.felal. 675-5258. spd, TV, baby equip. an· ELEX:I'RIC adjust& beds like Ad. No. 985 c/o Dally Pllot, ..O\t!!h&okallY-J.Q&lj,ged, to • . NOW OPEN ability lo 1nollvate others 644-9884. call anylime. Uques, player piano tine new King size be<bpt"Md I P. O. Bo.-.;; 1560, Costa i\lesa,: ·1kn· 1shippill;K & production. 1 1 •. • & delegate work. Only ex· WEST'S ~st fa b1ic cha.in MVST sell 0 U!l' c r e s t , :~~n:al O::; ~otfinfu :. yellow flowered high back ! Calli; 9263> : A i,Xlf ._,, W ~isicin. ID\llti..fC OCDt:rv..nr-..fCI ' Circuit A.5scnlbly Corporation pert secretarial skills con· haB opening for sales ladles. automatic \vashe'.tf. Very f,65 c tall Lagu l~ reed pecan chair 887-8671 CLERK 1")1pilt Intermediate-.X!Pl'J.u tw'8-97i.8fa00. -il\.VM'"<li;;. f"~'"Cl'tU. ,.Ms immediate openings for sklered. \Viii train to use Must be able to seW. Oppor. good buy at $40. 5~s':6768. =°':::,.::o"='"na°',"' =:.co"=3 co·== SPANISH treta:hter IO'KJdel I Huntington Beach Ht g h • SERYICESll"AGENCY Pl'OdUC",tion & Inspe<::tion ?-.fag Ctlrd Exec u t 1 v e for ad va n cement to GARAGE Sale-'73 TM250 boat. Hand made in Spain. J School Dtatrict hu an ope~ tor ""UJ;ult mf;p!IFM!er ex-Trai~. Rleasant \\'Ol'king 'I)lpewriter & ot h e r management. Apply 2 0 REFRIGERATOR Good oond Suzuki super trick. $750 '69 Three feet long. Frqata lng for tntermedi11ote clerk ~perlenced or "'ill·tratn $2 50 v SEE OUR condition&. sophisticated b u s in ea s Fashion Island, N.B. $50. !?0 ~950call SUZUKI lOO, $100. ORL Espanola $100. 645-5743. I, ~l Starting $558 nlO ~ hl\lt· &:.·M)l..1 ~:>1'P1y· .B -S u'JIDAY'LISTING Apply nlachines. Salary range: WHO WANTS ru WORK? ;>UO'""":I Trailer, center "''hi. $~. EASTBLUFFS Estate Sale. I xln t. beneOts. Typing· S5 an'{ .,_"°'12 ~ ~ W. 18~ -.CAIJ.. TRISH HOPKINS . Circuit Assen1bly Corp. ST:i0-$1,000 mo .. Submi t DRIVE.-A-CAB! FRIDlGAJRE Tires, helmets, etc. 8682 EveryttUng must iO Sun. w.p.m. Interested. appU~.!i' . St, O?,!ta. M esa .,,, · _,.JERRI \\-1-IITTEl\iORE 3169 ReQhill.A.ve., Costa r.Iesa ~~~. bh8Z~~pon°nl[, rJ:, CHOOSE your hours work Xlnt cond, 165 ~~me r e .Dr. 1·~ H.B. Furn, appl, bicycles, mile: ftport tor the •kill• ~. .. CSS,E. 17th St. (at ll'vine) Cl\.'l ·S'f():54_90· for. yourself, be ~ own 575-56754 · 644-lfffi, :ll56 Cajon, NB. 1 ~~1~%1~~1~~ -'Miii£Rll "iOFfjCE Suite J24 . . '42·1470 Equal'Opportu_riit_y_Employer ~~~c:;i~~:~·E=yer boss. Men or \\"Omen. Can l\lAYTAG Porta washer & 13' VALCO Fisherman w/lilt DISCOUNTS. on new Carpet, i ,H.B. Equal O p por . ··-·~~----. , NURSES Aides : Con· be slightly handicapped. dryer like new ;100 each trier, many x~, $300, 9~~ Drapes, :noor coverlnp. SN,toyer.· ,•' ,. I \ HELPER ~ valescent Hosp. Op~r. for SECR~ARY Ne a t-Oean Appearance.1..:645-4l:::::c.:o:.'';....----~-ru;~ho:;, ~: 556-12-15or5464478. j _ 1 • \\'UnlCn over 30, 642--0598. EI Vis, retired. Age 2? to 7D. \VESTEftN HOLLY G a s · I · OPE. NING \Ve are looking for a top ~plemeol your UJCOme. stove. Oean. $.50. clothes, misc, 673-6100, 515 BOY'S 5 speed Schwum C:OMBINA110N' weldfor, ire INSPECTOR notch secretary to learn the Drive a.cab 6 hrs or more a 675-525S • Begonia, DIM. Stingray t'astback, tx. I I: "beltarc e x Pet-le n c e · · W ill t • b t lnspEX.1or :_ Pl'ecision: first ad biz. Jf you take day. Apply in person, 231 Commercial St., Costa · cond. $35. V\V hood. 646-3680 1 TrJ,l.nee• for mast aho»'. e W r•m, u ' shorthand, type fast & ac· Yellow Cab Co. 186 E 16th l-Iotpoint Re[rigerator Mesa. Fri Sat &. Sun, 10-5. r Pool table w/ball return ' M--.. ~-=-' abll"tv,, '"P'"'Ol n-. lenn tt•ll:'u'!I. article and In process In· New in~stment office needs ourately & would like a St., ~--ta Mesa'-· Clean! Great coridilion. G -~ H thkl · 1 ek .•. •-"--I a;i,JA,1uo.;cu "'<I. "I! Y . ,..~5· - . -; . ..1. specl!Qn 1or N.C. n1achine. ·t experienocd, licensed Real . '-A.m • $65 * 645-2573 arra.1u ea t mustca ra ' cues, o;ir; Ul&Wj• ,._.,, • Ericbon Yachta1 19 31 , .'"911 math •Pt. tuv.. J\.tininiwn 5 yrs. exp. Night Eslate people. Your own challenge, Reply C1assiiied WOMAN companion wanted equip. Washer/dryer-comb!r. -6.57-S240-1 Deere, Santa Ana. · • · · ttdft. Subsf'antial overtln1e. desk aild phone. Private of· Ad no. 964 c/o Daily Pllot, for t.'Onvalescing retired wo-Building Mat erials 806 Cust. bull~ storage unlti, POOL Table, Saltene top, ! COOKS-counter Men I: C•ll Yl•yM ·97~541 All ,benefit~. Apply at flt.-e. Ne.xt to Real Estate P.O. Box 1560, O:lsta Mesa, 1nan. Room & brd, smalll ---~------furn, clothing, etc. 4x8, b&lls, rack, que incled. l won1en. Nu concept 1n ·l\1cx· ·• FAR WEST .. Newport C,ontr.ols Corp, orpce. Call for interview. Ca 926:!6. salary, lite cooking. CdM e Surplu1 .Bulldlng MOVING sale Thurs thru $50. 586-1869 or 586-1~ ican Wt foods, all shifts ·A 901 \V. I6th St. \~·. E. Lachenmyer, 1860 Call Mr. l'lf c Laugh Ii n, ~'IATERIAL . lOOO's Of NE\V Sun. Book~ases, lamps, :P.10DEL RR TRAINS I avail. F ull & part·ttme. Cook • 714/642*9020 Ne\vport Blvd., Costa ~1esa. SECRETARY -Establls.hcd 673-772'2, leave ll)essage. ITEMS! Doors, lumber, ply. leather chllll'S, garden tools, Phone !st: 63>63E5 ovtr is, counter over 21. SERYIC' ES INC .~EQuai 'Oppty Einployer 646-3928 01· Eve: ~73-4577., -~~~d~~~tfl~~~: wood, alum sheeting, mold· ~~::et~~s!~~~~ cuci!:.o'b: 6.W s. Valley, Anh. ~ '\"J:.nd BuJ::~ Ce~; ,, . ' ' PAINTERS .. exper.; work m for new headquarten ln San I -llr>.. J ing, window•, etc. N e.ft n AM ~ ~w painting apt. intenors Juan Capistrano, must be V BUILDERS SURPLUS .~·;8"'' :;644:;::5::177:::..· ,,.---,-7.1 Mitcell•neout MBINED • Part I 1672 R1ynold1 iAvt : J~ITOI R. HANIDalYMblAdN fb2 r9 tor _lge. aCpallt. m9!nagement responsible Interested and 2406 So. Main St., S.A. r.,1o~mG,toofttailfur'enirtu, mreus, 'M",."u W1nted 120 CO · · t nl e S•nt• An. -...u.i• commc:rc g · comp~y. o;J"-7871. efficient. Excellent salary Mon lhru Sat 10-5 ...... ----------1 ' Drtver-A Bookkttper tor _ _ p.n1., l\.1?o·}Ti'., E.xper. & PART S GIRL plus enc en ti v e , Call Antique'-. IOO n4: 546-1031 automotive Items, 359 A ' elderly cauitle, Apply with . Equal Oppor. Employer local refs req d. $550 per WANTED Barbera Jean Ne a I, Broadway, CP.1;-646-8471 WANTED I I I I ' I ' I l rrfl, O usil.ied· Ad no 9511 ;-mo. ~ P.r-.t. only. , . 538-235.:1• RARE OLD Brass Telescope Came ras & Until sold c/o Dally PUot, P. 0 . Box lliiiiiiiiiii J ANJTOrilAL p/timc eves. No experience needed. Tu~s Y:'ilh T~pod & geared direc· Eq u ipme nt 808 'G;;ARA:;;:,;Go;E~Sale..,..."Frl""'""'s.""'t"'Su~ ~, Qoeta Mesa, CalU., GENERAL LABORERS $150 hrly thru Sat work. Aµply in QUICK 'CASH hon finder. Perfect for 1_________ Toys, xlnt Ku-ts' &. • oo;~ USED or SEMl·USED ,,_ , 847..&.M>I person l.1on. between 9 & ~anning ocea.n. mountains, CHROMEGA ENLARGER, 4 clothes, dinette set, Gooba '' • ' ~ :'!ro~ ~a~:\\'J>Ol1 Blvd.. THROUGH A 5-18-7234 x 5 with color head, Halogen of goodies. Si Habla Ha&gle! BRICKS Commercial Teller E •porloncod • Consumer Lom Prlltessor . Sklll9d l:\J'1~kil ltd J . C. Penney Co. Have something 'you. want to light, Auto focus . Also 3'Ai 900 Raven Circle, FV 'ft'n1porarY El]l~lent 2~ FAsh lon lt1•nd PBX <Jp$'&1or answering WANT AD sell?. Classified ' ads do It gal. PROCESSOR, v.•ith 13 NECESSITIES Sale! Twin Apply 6:30 AM, Alon:Frl N.-port Be•ch ;rvice: ExgerienM1 1::':ir. well -call NOW 642-5678. tanks, gas burst, ten1p con--bed, table, games, short· · · ·· · art lime ay; · e Help W1nted , M & F 710 Help W•nted, It\&~ 710 trol. etc. Lab close out. \\'ave radio. 946 Senate, Cl\.t MANPOWER'-. INC.~ Ila$ Openings For eves. J:l.B. Area,~· · $450. for both if aold by ·S48--0581 . Full &. Part·Time POUNDS off Perma.nently ·1· Nov. 28, or will sell ii='""'=--=''-=-o- ' ' ' ' TIH! famous Mike Turin pro-.W£'RE LOOKING FOR THE BEST separate I y. Cockrell CRlB matll'e" 12 Bookcase WAITRESSES '· --'needs holp. P,,rt or . >Ml-8523 or 494-7676. $5. F'Ur ooal $25. MJ,,.,, 484 .. .. ~oo\·' fii"i· T fo -·· Cabril lo , C1'f nr • . u . une. o , rm ,.,., .. ps OLYMPlJS F.T. N. -t .1.4 1Ivinen7th. WANTED: Used skis with \ Bi: cnap!ers. ¥ou, ~·~ make HEALTH CARE PEOPLE IN TOWN lense, wide angle & tele ~~~-~~-bindin ... 161).165 c.m. undtt · Xln't Working conditions brbod' & trtead)' money while lenses, filters. Besler 23CII SUPER Garage Sale -$75. Also women's ski boots 1 Outslandipg BenelitS yf)u help yourself ·& others. englarger SOmm }~.28 EL Refreshments 9-4 Sat. Fine size 8,· unde.r $25. Call Lin· Apply, !\Ion, \.\rM ,'l,i: .rrl Call Mike Turin; 556-1350 \Ve need a very special brc:ed of health care pro· Nlkor lensc:. !\'Jany aces&. Junk! 1154. Gaviota, Lag. da, 546-4473. 448. \f . )91.~ Street . . r;-,.,,.1 1 00p.U.polr-i. EP,•,,tploy"• PORTERS WANTED' fcssiunal because we're a very special briied of 548-8034. l ~Bc:;;:h::,· =,-;,,-,,.-,.,.---,-,, 11 -,.=,~ .. ~-~--.-,.,-.•. ~-.' .. 8i0-4564 * C M 64•2~• -• h Ith t Fl t H Ith l f CNA DUNCAN Phyf ~· 'II •Yan : yollQit new.., .. ~ 'UHITI D·, ... osta ••• . ~ ..,.. For new car get ready dept. oo · care ccn er. rs ea care, a par o MAl\fl'{ A/Secor 35 111111, 1000 e um itel, w1 need neat Of.D tum. rues • , ~ _, _ \.o 723 N. AMhebn "Blvd . JUNIOR SA' ••u•N· Bxpcr. pr~f'd.·Apply in pc:r-Final\cial Corporation. We'ro one of Ul.e-,.lal'gest. DTL. F-1.8, like new. 5 scat 12, twin beds, chrs, plctw-es, di·a,pes & Wnp ' I C·AL'IF~ORNIA B~nK .Attiliii h;n .-17~ -. .... ~. • soil, Chick Iverson, Inc. 445 companies In the business t)f providirii quality mos old SlZI. Vlvltar Pro. ~!~· .,1852778 Lorenzo C 1'.1 ~for lst bbuse 6t>-8\5C ' I ''"":••''! Eam s:».;40 per w~k worit-~t.'16c Coa!it Hwy. N.B, ht>Rlth ca1'C In accordance \Vit h the highest stan· tripod $10. Vlvlt1:11· auto . .nY-'\I J11t1 E. Co.Mt~Ywy... . lng after schoOI and Satur· · ' dards. And, wc·re an eQUJ.Ll opportunity Cmployez:. "ash 110. 2831 Brlstol, No, GARAGE Sal Col & B&IV BOOKS needed for book sale C '"-l'M ·GENERAt.-Offlc<! llMl•Uuiti1-~ey; oelling ,,.., subllrii lj>RESSE ~; EXPER'. , , n · ,., e. or tlooatioo)aX....deductible for 1 , ~·,..,..~:..i.. ~r ,ExP. & tn&tutlty ·des1ia~, tions for the DAILY PILOT. 40 Hr: \Yk. 642·M72. N.B. LVN'.s All Shifts CM Sun. onv· TV. Books, misc. 242C Brandeis Univ. 5fil.-2700 for •1 • ..,,...;,lfi I • lfOUl'I fle'Xlbl.t'..,~fl!1l!09i --This Is not a pa.per' route PUft.ClL\StNG C!etk: Natll. I -..... -Nur\es Atdcs -.. OLYMPUS 01\f·l, n.s lens ~~a .. \Vay, l\I~1Ucello, pickup. . ~t Oppor. Erhployer t ,·~GINE.RAt · . ~.;JJQes tl9i .include ,de• sailboat manuf. ti.rm, hi.ring ' c:fll'l'Yingcuew/1ltrap.4mo. GARAGE sale. :P.tosll)' furn. WANTED IOlid Oak delt, ;.· ft\ACHINIST ' ~hv~ oi collecling. Open •. for htad ottire: 6 Mos. Full &: P/tirne -Mt--Shitts old. $275, ~· No diecka., Sat &:: Sun only. 60 b)' 29, w/IOck. COOK exper evet, salary Divtillfted . ·~"Ork .load, _ lnCoitaMe.M.•"'o~la~n purcHasltig ex·perlen'ce " BROWNIE --.i.uex camera 23846 O>ronel;"'l\iission Vie-~ open ZUb&el. manuf. elei::t r on.lc in-v_aµeyand..~lltt\Jfun~~ ~·· Typlng ~ WPM. Full Ttmc ltousekeeplng Part-Time like new. $5. jO. Wint Potte;'a Wheel Mil 9884 · alrumentation. Medml work ~· Appl:Y DOW' by C41fulg F_?r lnformalioft call 642-Phone 642-2629 COO K mode . 1..i;;hop: • -.. , •· io1tO"i>V13. ' • . 9-1'2 , Dietary Aides Part.·Time Furniture 11 0 FURN, lllO\\ .... rs, clothing. Kiin/oak awtvei chr ~ I .• m call<: on v . ADVANCED KINETICS JNe. F.qual ()p])Or-. Empk)yer E!ttlal Oppoe'lunity £mployer everything & anything. m1 Music•l lnat rumentt 112 I 11•11nta!. ~~ ', _us1 Victoria St ... d 1 · . LABO~RS . *Great Opportunity Wml c1e1'k DINING "' Martinsville .• CoJoraooI.ane, CM. COUPLE • , Jive-In. JloUJekeep-Ca.ll-~7:16\J, :• •-' tm~· ~ntA. ·top c k Full·Timc table. 3 1~vt$. s chairs, CAR:AGE N.le. Fri-Sat 1:.SUn. RENT FOR ONLY $1 An ~qual Oppfy Em,ploYt!' ·$$$ . ..bGnJ: ,._, short tttm ' oo buffet. $395. 615-3230 ' ~10 No; O:>Uegt 1>1.·.;-C.i\f, OR &U\" \\ltnl NOOlllNG 'Jn,, launderlna, lite cooklna, GJRt. OellvCrY Driver l&-2S Call S40-+t50 New or exJ)(lrlt"n<:c:d N."&l 466 ,,...llfp ~4., N..,,ett 1Mc• IPH : 642·1415, Bdrm rum, crib & Misc. 00\YN. Drum. p,\'s, Mlktt, drtvt.Jll, P " den in\• 8 yrs old. overaeu 'Motor NEVEll A l'EE AT TJo:MPO. e111tate people. Yuur OY.'1\ PARK SUPERIOR HEALTHCARE ~~~11g4. ~ig~'t $~~ FRI-SUN. rtfig, ept slM'e, Cuican, Amps, ltoc-.orpna chil4fen, SAla.ry t)~n. e.fs. Parts 1990 Harbor Blvd, TEMPO Tempol'al'Y Jlelp 11rlvt1.te deRk··& phone. ~ NO\\' $200. 5SZ-7250 aft 6. \\"Sll.ldryer, bikes. nlisc. .l Pianos, all bn&nd1. fvt 9-uartera lnc d• bath, CM. ' · ' Lepl Sec'y Tralnce ·••alk·ins, tree 1'dverilittn1C1 l6l2 Indus Santa AM. No age limit, no porent neetr. 'PltlO A-col~r tv. 644·51.23. Qml. "rld /ti' 4. J;t Tlila la one Kreat ettomey &fl1!1C locnt,\011 t8 yn1. Cull '144I S:.,.,S., Aft., ~ IHcti tPH: '42·2417) * SOFA & LOVESEAT * 115 ed. OPEN" NlG•ITS Til.L I, l~WVERY man for early J' t O llYjJ: {Ji.;~· wti> w1.ll train you tn the ~or lnt~ew.. Never used, • Vei-y gd. quat. Jew1try.-~ SAT. TIL ::M, 'SU"N: u,.s: ~ "IWIJl&~r h o "'. 'a-n:l":.tc ""duH•'•· Po.in>re l"f&l 'fttld 11,..,. h•v•.--;-0' ~YL '73-4577 \I and NEWPORT VILLA HEALTHCARE ~1<9 U•ually homo. 008-l9IO. DIAMOND Sulit•~· 3.5 Now TWO Convlftlont fdtllvery tn N.'.".'. 1 Mutt be future f/tlme. ~9192" for typlna; It sh sldll1. St¢ 7 FT. Gold Sofa1 $3!), 9 x cai'B.ts. Round. 1lrllllant cut . Loc•t kln1 to Servi Yeu , ~bl:-:;,• ~u':f ~t appt: 1 1 ,,.... ·· :, ~Ua~t~l~ 'M&IOQt 1 • • 4000 Hll•I• w.,, Newport a..ctt IPH1642·6Jt2• ~!nF~~~~~7.1_15_· Bo=th App. V31ue $8.48.'S. r.take F ULL E RT ON MUSIC ! bonu•i "' Clll u. • Time•, l"'OOB up'd phorle ..:..1 ~ Ag ·-0 _R · ~Jne ' ·~ ofter. 642·3319. Ull91 Euell<'!. Fountain V•Uey ~· ·-"ed . II ~· -u•-, Cali ency, ••w =bor B ""· , . , C I it PARK LIDO HEALTHCARE STOVE t19. 1lofrlg $39. IM '" • , I , t Bil' N s:m J)i<gv '""' I ,-' ' . F1l Qr me. CM ome y s "·~· •Ihle i><<I 1::;;, •Pr1'" Iscell•noous 11 & E~dld. ' , oa dlrl't netd • aun to 4~ 1 · Prt1· · • ' , & t 11.s 4SM::l~-' '••t>n,\i{ tut'' when you Don't I've· up the abJp'! Have llOmtU\ll'llf Yo\& wpt to Jl'a a ~lL.\'Our .-u:iat · '~-()El..UXE Alamnnila gn,., • 557""'36 e r Illa.Ce :Jn Id tn the t:',.lbt ·''LI¢'! JtJn.cl'.MAlfted, Sh1P •UT, O~afthtl.1 Id~ do ~t ltl"ml wlth tt\.'le. U.!18 Dally CALL. MONDAT SOFA l LOVESEAT firrplacc log nit flttlngs. ltl N. tln•·OOl' Jo\llle:rton J>1k1t Want Adal CaU mw to SbCft Retultal 142'-5811. wet1 . c•ll NOW 64~. ~ PUot Ousltled. 64S-5678. 0Jston1 made, S'5 6*-2().il · COO $85, 1<'11 $33. 586-9497 • 171·111S e • • ' • , I ' , .. ' • • : . ~B OAILV PILOT I Mu1ie1! Instruments m (TV, Rodlo, HIPI, D°!' 154 llo1ll, Sill Cy.los; Blk11 I our famous DIME-A-LINES Sterto 136 '-""-------'-'-OBOE Selmer Bun d ~ . -AKC Slt..KV Terr\tn1 nu1\e11, Scooto... 925 1 14.' Ft.YING Jwllor, w/l'Ol\d _.;;..:;:.;.;..;.;.:... _____ J, AlmOlilt new. St.It• ror $3SO. ZENm-t RCA 4 Sylvania TV odo1·lcs , 1hetlle11. dar\lni.::. \\'lll uc. fur S200: or ~·ill & ate~, priced lf!tl.ll tlUUI S7l. 640-.lMT ews. &. ·wfcnd11, Int.de ror !lull·. in 118nle the d~te:n. With 3 yr. OlD En,glhilwhPe P tloit 1>11()9. cood. 892-4200 piclure lubes~ I )'r paru Chu111p 11.lred, AKC. Pattnt1 fNdle< &. 2 sets · 01 .ailt. ·* BICYCLES * ~~67$-1700, Evci. CURISTMASLAYA\\111\'S ._.. _____________________ _,," fl.fA RTJN 1).\8 w/h1irdr.a11C, & .ervice. All a\'!lllable OrA. $hot1. 962-4Sfi0. '1"--------.. i\1u&t 1111, Gibson Ban.)O S modela ln 111.oc:k A on n Nov. 24-~ Umbt~lla tent. W>· l·llCll chntr $.i. like nc>A'. ! ANTIQUE -.·cddln.g l'lni:; $25. atrlng, w/cue like new, display. ·73 model& prlced GREAT OflllC JM.lpplc11 1\KC, Ni ooce. 9 )( 9, $19 NCY.• "1aUte!QI n7. Box 11prina~ I Old am11ll rocker $10 Anti· 5!57-&180 • 10 clear. Cub ·90 plitn 01' 0Ul5U..ndln.& l~O\pcrtuncnt 1f.i foldifl& bro $25. ~ralkic Sl7. GE ui.pc rt'<.'Ol'(ler, que red Caplain'11 chair $8 fcrma '° 36 l'l\Oll. ABC Ol1or b1-cedln1. Very rtt, ~ra; Tltlkic $3·$4. Tttp« l'('(.'Ol'dt>r 1)Qrt.1tilc, likc oow $25. New 11\ic 10 ladil's 11~ Offlce__F urnJr\f.rtl TV, 90'll AllMln, or l!KMG !RISI-I SETTER PUPPIES • DIME-A-LINES $10. llOLDS A.~Y BJh.'"E It. DAY SAtl..OR, \\'ood, ISC\\' 118..lUul 10 1p .•••• $59.9j New n111, HJO, n AdD.m1, Sun1our Eq Colo! , ••• $89.95 Balboa. 673-4821 Nl1hlld 10 11p ••• , from $99.93 SUNf'ISH wllr&Uor. Ideal UliCd bi.kc• • •••• • AU Tyµci klr Chrlltmn1. E'll:ce. con· 8oach Bicyelet, 806 E. BAUICIU dltlon. $395 CAii $..\\-8464 Blvd., Bft.lt)oe ST:>-1282 Are For Private Parties ONLY S3 L 11 Kg a g_e s $4,$12,$,16. Ladic11 !lot Comb & Bru1!11h 7boo1~1 ~·~A¥t'<'r ~~sd. 's!,z5e Equip. 12• Brook.hunt, Huntl.ng1on PUREBRED S50 Boatt, Slips/Dockt 910 CYCLE WORKS LTD Blcycl.es Salell & Ser\Plct !O' SUP. Maui IJa>. Parklni:. * RALEIGH Sh.'l't'O t'i't.'Otd player $1:.!. dryPr hy Schick $12, Ill II ,,, vvuu surniu~r ~ . Bench, 968-3329 or 962-SM9. 548-1315 or 646-87&-1 "'tner & .~Ice. * PEUGEOT •-• -* STEYR. Polru'Oid colorpack IV $8. In ori~liial ho,,;. 1~lctu1·es, New $30 Setirtna: ltace 5el EXEC SWVL OIRS Sl!l/25 ,, -H-~o-r",.",:;.:::;::..;"'-':::::o:.::c..,8~56 Toy1 111\d games Sc.S.l S ~ 2 ft, 11.pprox. CO!!f $30, Sl!J. Bi>autlfu1 t.Cta or COS· Sec cbr:s SS/24 Desks $20/90 19 Zenith B/W Port. TV, Alt"n's .and boy;1 clothl'I fie. 1)0'>" S5. 644-JJ28 tu~ Jcweh-y $15-$25. 421-D· Pierce 867 W 19 01 1 yr old, vet')' good $40. ~IST sell Amb Qtr ?i.fllre _, SLIP "'anlM for 26' s tt 11 Chr!&UnflA Ll\y.A·Waya boat. Ncv.'l)Ort area. 1822 Ne1v_po1•t U.lvd.. COl!ta $3. Llk(' ne\lo' 4 Alico toaster JIE:AD skiii S25. \Vood tiklls E. 20th ST. CM • 642-3408 • I Heethklt 10 band ntdlo m. 1 ..-. xlnt ple• .. ·u-. $400 S7. &iik5 lOc-$2. Pots tt.nd POn•~iE 2831 Bristol, No. 23, 0.t. ., • ., ...., .... 20c ~i: $8. Ski hoots $5. Ollld's ·~1 scats, n ee d SECRETARIAL desk. Good Sun. only. Rtg Y.i Arab f"Uly, 3 yrll, • Ads F rom Business AddresHs Not Accoptod pans "<N• Skll.le SI Dlshl'to ri1x:s111.•r nnd !lllltchinK 1111ln recovering $4 eacb. 926 W, condition with chair 4;1,,:e=-""=-----~ S~. 673-782•1. b'73-7827. 10c·50t. Pul"lles 2Sc-75c. Pel headboard, Kood condition \\'llson, CM. M7-MOO · R.CA Victor color ronsole, n 4•962·Sl&l l\fnsu. 5-"8·5~ or 675-1700. bukc:t S.1 Qifl11maa Jf('Wrl'· $!2. Gerl)' baby catTitt SlO. , \\'alnut, 21" color TV, NICE Bay Gelding. li hands; tioni; l0c·S2. Bedspread, ~ BABY OOd ·and Kautwet n1el· Piinos/Or Int 82A s.m/tm, as radio, turntbl. aome tac Included. Sound, Small bo ol with Newport '7 l NOR'l'ON 750, stock, litootln&. stroni· $775. '67 BSA G50 979--3848 Rl>lf top tnd. New elt.'C. Bo•ts, Speed & Ski 911 $600. Both near ~ mp~. twin $.'J-$5, Snoopy. Pictures tres.s $20. MS-2654 ! Good cond. ~. tlT::>--7013 .:cutle. SlOO. 968-1828. Sl·S3 Footbnll shoes $4 Fool· \\'lNFIELD China gr c en TV, 1>0rt11hle, work11 good • PIANOS all 5 k \Vknd$. fo"'OR SALE 9 yr old IJU(:kskln • ball hcln1<:1 f:.tct> guard $3. bomboo set of 4 plus rnnn.v S20. Bl!n!wood rhalrs, set CURTIS Mathis s 1 er co, nuu-e reg. $450. 5.')7-5105 Advertiwr1 v iolatln} t h • t • r99ulatlons may be In vM>latlon of Sta te Franchi•• Board & local bq1f· ne11 license r99ul1· t ions. 111f1u1seat SI Compressed ttir f•:i.:tt'tL'I Sl.5. King size spread of 4, 11ec:<I painting & ll('&ts • ORGANS phono, AM/fm. tn ~· \\'&iuut " __ ..:;494-""7"-IT'-'6:___ 18' Unlimited Slci Bo4t s111'flyrr St Guitar $5 Bl!ach ~11\~~0~ B~. ~fni!~'tl\pod·lth <'Overed, ull for S 1,2. FULLERTON MUSIC cabinet. Not a scratch, GELDING. 11 ""9 old. Pi111 3ll Chevy Enaluc, l\~'Q 4 Bar-'!J. ~~!~~~ •. P~~l~r.· _x~~ chairs 3!ic ShulDcboard S3. Polnrold caml'ra, V.'Qrk.$ , ~k Al eoA .. ~.i ..-at J•·-rehi, All Aircraft 1'"ltu-'!3, ~fi~grse~r!f;S.~r!~· ~i~c~ f.~~ ~c~a~n:l~t s;~~'~ ~grS~~·e.,&ic\~· 1513 1~: E~:i:.•:~u~1~~~!17eyl ·o:"'--,,:..=>--0203'"gre~'-·--~,.--•-~--,-·-: .'-~-··-~~''-'-~::"_'---ca_u_•_fl_6 J!f1lcrflft quick cl1u1~>t>V ~h1~~~1.or ~~~I rider~ $3~1.· 5 •A 1256 C . A TV lrll"S S2 Clock radio B:R\ND p I -IJrlve, AdjUIJll\ble Trln1 645-1082 or.1--5l5-5000. x , .,... onway vc, J • V\V tow bar S23 Hand lawn 1 Blk. No. of San Diego t~ret-~ new ~~oo e ~!'!!'!!'!!'!!'!~~~~ Pint~. trl li tackti, Tamd\ln1 ~;:..;;;;;;:~.c,.~~'i:-..,-,, Cr..!, f)('ar f';1irview & &ktr. $2. Ca11 64$-l:JSJ. · u.·ay al E•oolld sohd state port D" color '73•,,• YA'lAllA-•M ~nd•t= nlO\\•er $5. Tu·in metal bed ,.. · · · . . · Axle Nieson Trailer, SpeOO " """' .,. '" C0~1PLETE double bed $2Q. frame SJ Kitchrn hOod and 557-4836 TV. Reg $339, nsking S290. I BoltsN II".)(>) hiJ.:h 90'i;, SEE IT TO BE· Xlnt. Cond .. Exlm.!1 plus ' r.-tF.N'S double knit slacks, new, site 44\Y, 30L eot;l $35, sell S15. 545-3479 6 piece dinl'lle llCl $25. SCRAM-LETS fan S25. 0 \\lall furnace $25 Rentals from $5 S42-7669 ,.,...Etlulpment " LIEVE IT, ABSOLUTEL\' hcln1et n1ust 1'w 1/\lS wkud ~3869. 5215 E. River Ave, Library 1111Jlc, 2 drawer • I "::i=iiiiiiil· iiiil I I~t1ifACULATE. (G\V899GJ $815/oh' 638-7310 anytbne. NB ''\ S25. Cush.,rn \l.'hite drapc8, [I I -Od.~jnnl Col!lt over $7000.00 1008 HUSKY 250 MX. Vl'r.J REMINGTON p or ta b I e ty1>ewrlter wiU1 case, good eondlllon S2fl. 54&--J479 SPIRIT-fluitl duplleaior $25. ANSWERS 4 pAir lotal \vldth 260 Inch, • P i1nos & Grands I f ~ j • Boats1 General 900 Sill<' l1ril'Cd nt $3695. cln. excel. cond. $l!i0. Large hydraulic pttnlp S2.i. 94 inchc!!t long $25 each Ne\11 spim?t1 from S.f.15 . ,... to ou . .. SEA & SUN R V ~17-5759 or 893-@7 p, pnr- Vafvc $20. Cylinder S20. \\l1lte c-hina, service 8, S25. 5 styles and finishes AVON S-300 Sp011boat 1•.'ill • • ty. Electric bulltin oven SIO. l·lardly -Frame -Gouty - 2 bolsters fo1· twin bed \Vur!itzer Grand Strauss 3 Llnes, 2 T imes, $2.00 tu.kc 25 li:P outboard 17555 Bea<•h Olvd., Hun!. Beh. :T\f.V',O,.-,ol°'d.-d°"t-.,.,-.,-:,-.b"l:-c•b;;lk:::.,, Chevy truck parts, fit. ·4g..·~. Lichen -FLY IUGH S3 each. Mi('(!mcter, 2'' Upright piano .•. •• • • •• · S691 ••••••••••I n1otor, accon1 6 pt.>0ple, nu 842-0675 one> n11\n's, one ladles, nf'td CO?l-rPLETE bunk b e d , Afaple $25. 549-00'.>1 lo $10. '65 Chevy car parts B.S. S25. 645-4832 \\leaver Spinet ......... S1451 ' cond. Ideal for icuba diving JG' t<.1ERCURY 11'.? hp in· tires and paint. Bolh for $5-$15. 548-4592 Drug p~her'5 credit plan: GOODYEAR G78·15 tires Player pianos • · · · fron} S999 SHAGGY Dog -a child's or yacht tender. Al.so 8' board, ('(lrnple!cly redone, .S:,:l;:.0::;54S--3036;;c.:;::;:.-~~=-, SKI boots. size 10 %. cost $57, sell $7. 496-4438 , l6 mm Kodak illent pro-"FLY HIGH now and pa.y fK'\V $25 each Truck mir'. • 20 Grands 1n ~ock, New· hest friend. Found can'r Fiberglass sailing Dingy >:Int inl'lds trier., 1nany extt'8H. ;-2 VESPA Ciao Moped. jector, variable slow fltld lotcr." rors $5. Dodgl' van nlirrors Used and rebuilt Pl'lced keep. Male. Call all 5:30 l'Ond, call (714l 534-S..'«>O Hit $650. 536-16(18. _ 1 1 high Rpeed $25. Lena $20. $5. Chc'v 15 inch tire wheel fron1 $395. Yamah~ -Knabe wkdays anytlme \\'kends. 6 PM or be!ot'C 8 AM "'k ~~~~~~~~~~ (t iuost nCI\'. lilO mpg, grea case ss. 548--.7234 2 DJSHl\1ASTERS $20, S25. S5. camper or motor home -t<.t'ason -Hamlin~ \VU!-,i;.;,,·1,,01,,1,,5l,, •. _~~----days only t r nn s P 0 rt ll t ion, $195. MAHOGANY extra large 'ooc::::::,:11-'.L:::Dc:S:;CO=P:eEc.S~25-.-~-rt-ecl 18" la"·nn10\\•er SIO. Lttwn roof rack S20 Roof rack lllzer -Slorey & ~ark -BLACK Lab, approx. 6 mos.B '"0"1"1,-'/c;M;;a-r~ln_•____ [ r l[il "'833-<il63:::,.::o,=c.· ~~~---= SABOT one man transporter $15. ·- dining rOOm table $25. 5'18-72.14 r~ edger SIO. Ta.nk vacuun1 laddl'r $20 \'W front end Kawai -Ste!nw~y Cable Male, 10 good honu•. Equip. 904 ftft · F"OR Sale 1970 t.1ontesaa 2;j() ~·latching chRil's S6 each. $li 19" portable TV $6. Brakes nnd diiims $20. 14 Nelson """.' Kine~ -.Cable * 536-$3'1 aft 5 • Tramporbtlon m CC C.aprn. Cases recent. Cornea· unit n1akes tv.'O tw in B&W portable TV $1f>.S25. Chrome floor lamp SS. Arm inch Bridgestone ne'v tire -Baldwin -aucker1ng · :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:~ Spl it. $500 or be&t otter. beds $1.S each piece . Bookli 10c·25c. 2420 Saratoga chair $10. 3910~, Channel S25. 2 la>A'n mo·.vers for Sohmer. PEDIGREED Poodle needs C~~cel~~cil~~ine heads. R47~. 546-5033 \Vay, Alonticello, CM Pl, NB. 673-1603. parts SlO. Pole lainp S5. • Organs loving home. _Adult, lemalc. • 673·3574 • Caimpers, Saile /Rent 920 T ,'.:R~IU~M~P::;H=. =o650c==oBo=oo=,.~vl"'°llc, ALMOST new double bcri PORSCHE or VW hub caps, TRUCK tires 4 U!{Cd 8 ply Rf'COrtl play c r SlO. 100 to choose frorn Call 55z..&493 ---''-"'-"'"-"'C.:C--re-bit engine, A-I condition, $25. Naugahyde love Bl'llt new $4 set. TV stand, Goocly~ar "Hi l\llll'rs" <.'OSI 557-3910 Ne\v, Used and Trade·lns f'REE to good hon1c, cocker 2 PR. new brass. llpecd props, CAJ\'IPER '65 CH1'~VY Chai;is low mileage, Offer 58&4206 $~ Gold and glass coffee \\'a.lnut trim, new S 3. $103 each. sell szo ea.ch. SONY clock radio SlO, 12 Optlgan ···· ...•••••••• ,. S~ span. blond n1a lc .abo~t 3 9~11• l:b<l 5 $8 CA. Trade inount, open road, ii·n!k-aft 6 & \Ynds. 111.ble $1 5. Huge ottoman Buck&kln Levi jacket, size Excellent conditioil. l or all. string guitar $25. 4 dining H~m~iond ';"/rhythm •• $695 yrs. c11.ll Sat. only 837-1557. for fishing tackle, 548-9832· thru. sips. 6 \lo'/CXU'll.'1. 1c9::.72~\l'-"=H"oo"d:::a'-_,350~-CB=-.-o,I S7.50. 646-1715 ®, $6. 673-6266 673..Q.)35. room chairs $5 each Dining Kun~,llJ Swinger ••• • · •• S79:! Sl!EPHERD/Ten-ler, good Botti, Power 906 $3000. 96.l-2520. \vlndshleld, e\ec, sl11rt. ~Unt HARMON Karden tuner WOOD grain formlca dinette TEAit, wicker bar stools room table $2. a1est ot \Vur:tnzer J ~eyboard • • ~1195 11·ith children, needs home :o;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; cond. A1u.st sell. $500. !inn. amplifier $25. We b co r table, sparkling clean $25. 2/S25. Metal, crystal lam~ dra\\'ers $25. 2 coffee Uw.rcy l-To.hday ' •••• ••, S49:? in1med. 646-2690. • APACHE tent trailer, used 74~7989 record player $15. 12" 4 matching chairs, no 2/$25. E.A. cof!cl' table $20. tab!l's SIO Lamps SI-SS Conn Capnce .......... $.19:> . . !NTRODUCTORY SPECIAL 6 tlmea:, new cond. $350S ~Uc:P:,Ec_R=.~.~,~c=R=1F=1=CE=,-,19"°'70 spe:a ku $25. Six occasloilal scralche1 $25. Oaw foot an-Co pl f d' h d Thomas A·l Spinet Sl79 SMALL mixed breed puppies SAVE $3300 FIR~t. 646-5277 i3I chairs or u&e with game tique oval sidll" table $12. 61.'l-8220. w~r:~ se~. 02 ~ e~ha~s ~an1mond-Baldw~onn mCalal1e ,,!0 ~~~9old. Very cute. or l\lore on a New 3i foot INTEllNATJONAL Chassis Suzuki 250 TS. Ready for Uit l table $8 each. 673-2957. 721 6 sheets %" plywood $22. A p ART t.1 ENT s I z e S2-S5. 2 steam irons S3 ea(•h. \\ urlltzer-1.owny-Klm ball ~ . 1974 J\.1odel Cruising sloop. l\Jount Camper, fully self desert, $175, or best ofr, Narcllaus. CdM. ~2573 ~:5~~tor, clean S 2 5 · 2 hibachis $1 aOO S2. Single Yamaha-Gulbransen FLUFFY puppies, all colors, J\.1odern, Fast and Abll'. A "°'°"'";:'-_:>::1&-::..:;10'67'------;m-38,::• :,;:::'"=':.:"..:6~---.,-- STATUES. unusual indoor TANK-type vacuum s5 . ~-'--'~------bed $10. 548-7095 or Frff Organ Lessons male & female n~ good ProJ!'"r Yacht Desi&"llcd to Cycles,.Bllces 1-IETCHlNS 10 speed, Italian marble, for beauliful Tetherball pole & ball S4 PO\\'ER mower S25. Mower 545-6182. Saturday and Phone 557-4839 homes. Cal l 642-5838 the Demands ot The Ruxged 925 English Manufacture, ZT", decorative decor, have col· 40" x 22'' mirror S5. Games $5. Stove S25. Chest of Sunday no Joann, c,_1 FULLERTON MUSIC, 7 Kittens. 3 male, 4 fem, North Sea. C.Onstructed lo _.;.S.;.<0_0_1_'-"'-----New s.\50 lcction 20 different, SlQ.$25. SOc. 1658 Oahu Pl. 01 dru"·ers $15. Ell'ctric scrub· J\.lICROSCOP E $6. Han.. 12'.! N. Harbor. Fullerton some blk, othl'rA calit'O, Lloyds Standards of Highest .72 IIONDA SL 350, ln -.....1 a.ft 5pn1, ~7190 934 J . CM 545-5000 =o"-C='-'C=;,"'-=--l>er $12. Typeweriter S20. " 871 1805 54()..29-17 Quality t\laterinls By Proud .,........... 0 0 1 50 I u unipero, SIX heautlful \lining roon1 Coffee !'a.hie s4. Swivel la\vn mO\\•er $3. Road Racr '" Dutch Craftsmen. condition. $550 979-4743 or "il If N ' 75 , O\V m es, SE'J' new Wei;tem auto chairs, tealcll.'Ood with can· ber $l2. Type\vriter S20. &t $10 V\V distributor hrs: Open Nights 'ti! 9 BLACK & white pup, 13 wks. ,\s Low As 549-1206. xlnt cond. $900. I cha.ins, tits 6!IO x 15, 550 1 =1,,ng'"=S25:=-=•::.•c"h'0."-67'-"'-7285='-~ bucket/mop/v.Tinger Sl2. S7.50. V\Y carburetor $5. Slit. 't:ll 5:JO. Sun. 12-5 old. Shots. Heallhy & lively. $21,900 SAILAWAY \\'ANTED Utility Trailer 675-6317 · x 16, 100 x 14 $10. 548-9832 PLASTIC palls, very sturdy 6 volt battery eharger $5. V\V carb. and n1anifold PIANOS ORGANS 548-7697 Includes Engine, Jib anti 15" "''heel, 4x8 size i "Tl HONDA SL 70, xlnt cond. I NEW Yamaha 175 rear 50c each. 2761 San Carlos Socket set S.11. 1-fydraulic jack $15. Sat. only. 9-4: JOPM. -PUPPIES-FREE to good ~falnsaU, PUipits, Double 962-8948 aft 5 $270. A fender rack. 2.75 x 18 tire, Lane, Ct<.1, Mesa Del ?I-far. $5. Eleclrlc niotor $5. 3123 Coolidge Ave, Cl\1 New & Used. Great selection. homes. High IQ. Loves Lifelines, Co To Sea-Pack· •66 Honda 30S Scrambler ____ 548-63=.=':.:'-~c- dlrectional lights and safety BIKES, 2 old dlarcputable Voltage lnvcrter $15. Pipe, 2 COUOIES $10 and S~. Competitive piices. Opeii Children. Call 642-5403. age and t\1uch More. $2'25. 642;:-6031 after 5. SABRE cycle, street legAI helmet sa>. 548-9832 bikes, I man's, 1 ladles. gas $5. Chevy starter $5. 2 twin beds $15 each. Eves. & Sundays. The best 9 i\10NTH fenlale Blue Point The r.lagniflcent Ask for Brian or dirt. Good cond. $100. EICO tube"1ester fi66.610 $25. need tires and paint, both Scissor jack $5. Soldering Chairs $10 and $5. ~fen's dWcols i""J• halwMays ~t: C' Siamese cat. Playful & lo\'· * CONTEST 31 * .70 Ka>A·asaki l'l5, Dirt or or best oUer. ~1206 General ~ electric add-sub for $10. 548-3036 Iron S4. Camper screens 50c. and >A'Omen's sport clothes a IC S USIC 1ty Ing. 673-7393 Open 10 A!\1 Tl! Dat'k street. Xln!. cond. $200. I Any day ls the tfF.SI' DAY to1 machine, good condition. BOOTS, womens size 5 ~~ Ch:'lirs S2. Large cribbage 50c·$1. ~ten's suits S15. South Coast Plaza 540-2830 ~!!!!!!~!!~I FRI· SAT· SUN 536-64-15 ruii an ad! Don't delay. •i 5@-9832 high style black, red, bro\lo'n board $12. \Vorld globe Men's &port jackets SS. 2 = fi:l Or By Appointment. Slip 3A _ -21~'."t.:'~.~·~=':,,!; ~~~~~·,t~ 125. Good i\O"• ~~¥~~ ·n;;~~~ 3 s'i:. ~~'1:~.~.;i~~~!~:; '~,~E !!R~~ l;~;;o~Jui~: [ """ -I~ :::.~::' c~!:::,,MS:::, ~-~ R#ua props, 9 x 11, AJC 518 $5 MAPLE student desk $10. 646-3250. jewelry IOc:·Sl.50. LP "':elcome lo attend TuesdRy llolland Y11chts/NP\llport . ~ HEATHKIT electronic llsh Eiderdown c 0 mt 0 rte r, $2.50-SlS. Pewetcr celery p , d · d·~i. ..;._ everyone to learn to play et1, 1nera 50 "'H/~ .,~ each. 548-,98J2 4 dra"·er t\1aple chest $lO. ANTIQUE duck de c oys records 50c·S2 Lamp Sl 50 night at 7:30 PM. We \Vant p G I 8 TI<t-644-0l39 ·""-~~ . A'J/j.&MiA~l . AJJJ uil ed dish $5 Painted platl'S o s an pans, i,..,es ....,.,. th 1 T o · 1 · h 1913 18-!oot W I N N ER spotter, ~todel M1·29 Like q t aprtcot satin cover · SJ Tools $l·S3 vw parts· e organ. om te enc ANI~1ALJ) "R" US R bo · new $a). Exergenie Ex· SlO. Zenith Mf·FM radio $2.50. Glasswarl' $1. 5 0. C' ci· ~ ' -In chargo 642-2851. Coast .., UM Ut \lo'/11.S hp John!IOn A CONVENIENT SHOPPING AN erciser $8. Polaroid Square $10. Electric ran $5. GE Porcclaln dresser set $3.50 ar ra )Q spe ers SJ 10 Music Newport Blvd at Free Hamster w1pun:hase and HD trailer. Has '<I lfWINC CUIOE fO" THE Shooter $8. 283! Bristol, No. swivel top vacuum, new Buck saw $3. Cloisonne ~~p1: ~. ~~r ~m~~ Harboi-, CM. · ~/pu~~h~e of~ary c ~b; \1•alk~through y,•indshicld, '~. OALOH 1'HE co. 23. CM. Sun. only. hose S15. Small walnut cof· bo\\'ls $5 and $10. Solid rear fenders and 67 en'"ne REHEARSAL PIANIST Kee!S Cockatlel• i·1'nohe• bow seats, sun lounge seuts, fee tabl SlO 545-1684 brllSll: candlesticks, bowls, "'' • , . convertible top, tacho1nctcr, NPRDICA ski boots, size 8 l' · bells, decorative s ca 1 e, l'ngine ('()\·er S8 each. VW Let me belj you impro\'e puppies. Sml T. Cup Poodli'!s. CB mount and antenna, For an ad ln Wom1n•1 \'werld $16. 2324 Elden, No. 1, CM NORTIILANO skill, boots, porch light Sl to SlO. \Vorld sports !!lee.ring \vheel $5. your singing, dancing rou· Sheps. Deposit will hold. electric horn, cover and all 833-2480 size 8, poles & bindings globe $1. Copper bowl Sl.50. Boy's bike $12. Sat-Sun. t!flM._J;ef details, call r-.tr. SJ!t-8520 • safety gear. Less than 50 Coll Miry Both 642·5678, oxt. 330 MAN 'S 27, Columbia 10 S25. Plastic covered weights 6 lb. bowling ball $1. 9NA 0 M-A9P•CMI. 2658 Santa Ana, RMsl, 644-5377 aft. 6. MYNAH Bird, lallat, 2 yrs hotU'I and In sho-.TOOm con· peed bike •<K ~1an'a 26" & barbell Sel with collars \rro"""1t iron oandl•sticks · · · BUY a pla · I I" $100 · t din dition. Economical fam\lu II _,_ and padded bench $25. ~i "6' yer piano or o u. . inc u g cage. J English J speed bike $25. size children's c !11. s 5 i ca 1 S2. Rococo twin headboard A;1:IQUES. &G· art1 ifacts: Christmas. Good selection 96S-1026 boat or !!ki b on 1 • Jn excellent condition, SUn· guitar with excellent tone S5. E o g Ii sh silverwater air genuine rec an urns, from $1l00 to SllOO. David·l-5"-p"R"l:.:N:::G:,E~R-S_P_AN_I E_L_A~K-C SACRIFICE SJOSO. 838-4139 day only. 727 Y..'. 20th St 1 $2-9~2297 pitcher $4. \\'estmort'land 18 Inch tall, $25 each. One T. Dupree Player Pianos, $50 Balin Kitt DANA POINT CJ\.1 642-5487 ~·-Pus case ::>. · 1nllk glass bo1~·1 S2.50. 1-llgh brand new 18 Inch long 2!WOD Grace Ln., CJ\.1 ' :i~154 ens, HARBOR TAPPAN gas range, liOOd Z~~~T92911 21" TV. $25, works. quality sofa $25. Cast iron hand carved ·~ u 1· k Is h * CONN ORGANS * Catt SSl R . v , st a, t 6 y 0 ch t ndlt' $25 548-sorJ .....,....., ulensils, so1ne old Tac-S2. Meersehaum pipe, sells . co ion · MARKER S.T. bindings S2S 5.J'i Santa Aha Av~ .. {alley here for $125, l"'OUNi for •. Lowlmmed1ate delivery -BlleroFkerage.& New Unl~itl':'!, 5 SPEED bike $25. 549-2569 Tilan Skiis 175 $20. 675-7423_ corner Santa Ana and 15th) S25. Antique ri.talayslan, est prices SIM1ESE kittens. 7 wks, e\'ers Rangers, ~.11all HEAVY wood douhle bed Ne\i•port Heights. African, Burniese, Spanish GOULD .MUSIC~ CO. reglst. w/shota. From $35. ar Largt; Pov.•er or Sail. \\'c Ira.me with like new mat· COMPLETE toilet, excellent maces, shields, spears, ~ N. Main, SA 541·0681 536-7962 I.Jave Them All, For in· • tress' Sl5. Large dog house condition $10. 675-7423 BABY crib S20. High chair sv.'Ords, daggers, machelea PIANO \VANTED. nn.. BS• formation 01· to make an f , o"' , $5. High chalr with chrome RADIANT color mR st er SlO. 2 stereo speakers SlO SJO to $25. Giant turtle WILL GO ANYWHERE. -vws appt: to see boats in the ' "~.~ ;. · ~ .. ·:'./~ tray SJ, Red, white & bluli: screen, 40 x 40, excellent $~~h·e:c:rut96~'.%ke~-~~J shell, JO in. Jong, only SlO. P.O. BOX 1685 HAPPINESS + everung, 71.ft 493-5101 . ., .' •• ... •· striped pollshcd c o t t on condition $12.50. 675-7423 radio SlO. Tril'ycle S5. Antique s1vord canes, over STIJDIO CITY, CALJF. A BEST FRI END! 13' VALCO r~ is her n\ a n , . "!!.,. ~:.' ~ 1 4 .. ·. bedspread material for 2 8mm projector, Keystone, Wheel & tJre 760x14 $4, XXl years old $25 eac~. !!AM.MONO Chord Organ. BOBO NEEDS A FA1t1LY w/Ult trlr, seats, oars, car ~ • t"•in beds, cost S16, sell "'ith leather case, like new Pa""rmache statue S 2 2 · J .:9:34=J:un::::'.lporo=~· :CM='=545-5050== $100. F T Good H rack. etc. S300 9~2 HP • , $8. ~latching stars & striped $25. 675-7-12J ,... Call '"'" 9139 ree O ome .Johnson, Like ne>A', $300. , ~,,I ' • '. decorator pillowis $2 each. China set of impo11C'd dishes -··----;!=~~~~~~~~~--mt"dium ilze male. 673-6l09. • ~ •· •. . ~'."i'M ~9'l2yreenb•lar 2lJOifit.\~A~ 'fi'o'. ~/;'., -~ :°'..1"-0.1~20 Sarurday s to TIME FOR ~/~~~';.,~~$4~:xi•I M· SHAGGY DOG '72 SEARAY 21' Cuddy. 225 : ·~ '. • y·: LIFE size Reindeer, sleigh $6~1~;d ~ii1e8~J~GJ~1~ c~~,~~ss d;';,~1~~P~~~ J. &12-TIO:l Y=!~ ~n=~~~c, ch:fd~~! ~;:.cim~S:c~e~d·zl.rAs~~ ~-~ 1~ ... :' ::, \ : and Santa roof top set, HAMMOND Organ. Home Needs affection dally. We $7995. Hunt. Harbour. 1213) \('" J ' , • •1 '. ' plywood cut out set $25. POLAROID SlO. Recorder Maplr. dresser $25. Large QUICK model BCV w/020 tone 592 1n2 j' • • Nativity Scene, cut out set $10 Antique phone $15. 1nirror $25. Lamp tables $15 cabinet. Xlnt cond. 963.-2520 found a really cute dog. He -· • , " • Flourrscent desk Iamf $5. each. Vanih• tahle & mirror loves the kids and the kids SACRIFICE, 20' fibre glass 1: '\ • • • . ~ -,• SlO. Outside Ch ri s t mas <J 100 yr old 6' G d Pl I hi b h I 11 I I • Draftsman lamp 10. $10. Scat S2. Floor lamp · ran ano. ove ni, ut I e am Y pe cabin cruiser, low houi·s, , '=·'.,. ~ ·•. ·' lights S2 per string. 408 548-2024 $20. Also SlO. Table lamps. CASH . Bcauti!ol, Anllq. grn & gold, Is bent. Please give him n top running, fully can· r,~ . . \ Ford Rd. CM SWlday only. Oak tallies S20 up. TV stand cherrywood. S475. 968-9393 good home: Call 557-8151 aft vased, incl trlr, extras. "t' "•' ~· ,._ TAPE t'l"C'OtYler SlO Lamp~ KNIGHT amplifier $15 . 5·30 "'kd"'"" and anyum· , $ 950 An • ,...., .. 1 • • •· • rl $.5 each Bookcase SS. ~1irror Heathkit Ft<.f tuner $15. Tool 75<:. Bloe Chips S2.50 book Sewing Machines 128 V.:eekends ...... ~ 1 ...,......,...,_ eves. . • · .-.·: .·!· \· box, very heavy built steel \\'ool dog $2. Baseball glove 1972 Saber·Cralt, Uke new, ~~/'-t' • ;:.:· $5. Crib mattress S 2 · SIS "'"1824 S3. Golf shoes 611 $5. NEY.' "-·" M hi "RI e PUPPY WORLD e 8 h d Ch l ' ' Fllhing rod $4. Oothes $2.50 .. ,....,,.. 111 ~wing ac ne c· 1 ·ft. ar lop, evy 4-cy . . , ·l • '. Books 25c Toys: lc-50<' ~fAPLEstudentdeskorsew· 67;)..{)922ll9B34thSt.,NB. THROUGH A car" w/ta.ble Sl50. Stretch Bull Dogs, Chihuahuas, Tilfy 160 hp in & out. TAKE •. • •. ~-•... ,'. KitchenwBI't' 5c·S2. 4 8 4 ing table S20. ChaJr $5. 2 \VASHER and dryer $25 & Embl"Old. st It c h,f s · Poodles, Labs, Great Dane, OVER PAY~1:£NTS. Call 1, ·~ ~ . , . ·.~ '.: Cabrillo, CM nr Irvine & fOlft drn"·er berlrooni chests each. :'>1angle iron SIO. 499-2533 Amer, Esk. Pit Bulls, Bull nft. 5 wkdy. 95&ZT64. . ~ • ~ ·, 17th. S:Kl C'ach. Large mlrror $15. Po11·er 1no1ver SZl. Push Sporting Good• 830 TScetTier,100Cockapoo,PU!PnS'sh FOR SALE Near new high . ;• ~ ... ; : -~ , ' Seamed·To-Sllm! For Outdoor Men! 7184 . > • .. ' ' ' - 5454293 ' mo"•er · $5. 1,fi mower Sil. DAILY tter. MIXED !? rv<rf. '73 Novn 25' rv<rfect i> .-• ·.--\\TELDJNG t"'O s nr~ El . $3 769~' Stud Service Most Breeds ·--.. ~ regu1ator1 S25 each. Victor TWIN bed $5. Table $2. C'Clnc mo!or · ·• \VANT TO BUY -Used skis . · cond. Save S2,500 See at ?.oo series handle v.·ilh f\1·o Games $1 each. 4 hand shor' \\1. 21lth SI. C~t 64&-584R \\·it h bindings. lli().165 c.m. Open E ves. Slt-5027 NewpoM P aclfic Boat i f(( I ti ps $25. Seir's blender typr \\·ave rndlo S20. 12" x 12'' BANDINI spreader $6. Under S75. Al&0 \llOmen's FULL Grown pure white 645-3880 i r\ paint gun, nc\'l'r u~d $20. foam 25c 548-0581 Pn!io lounge chai~ Sol. ski boot!i size 8 under $25. Cem1. Shep. "Clancey" 27• Sportflsher. W/trlr. Low r-c ~ "" ) (~ Portable black and \\'hile B y Ba.rbeques Sl and 50c. PILOT Call Llnda, 54&-4478. needi; home by 1st wk of hours. Eve...,thlng n (' w . rj<. ~ I {)n 'r> .. 0. I p I e" ls i 0 n 5 s 2 ().$25. t~ ~::e S5 up~~~:~ Ladies electric razor $1.50. GUN reload equip. new Dec br H's deaUt for this $6800. 673-4078. 613-8 9 4 3 I :kf; ~ "'I HtlcL o~ Turntable $5. Clothes SI·S5. ch(!.lr $15. ;\flf-F'l\f radio $10. Suitcase, \ralpac $3. Baby press, powder meuured, beaut. ~ma!. Call ~3192 e11cs. 9372 ~\~! ll!!'ll v.·cn.r flnrl wear and ~hoc roller skates $ J · ELe.ctric kiddie ear ~c.. food jllf! 5c 838-9S95 dies for. 30/30 30/30, .3S7 compan)Qn ,,.,, SLICKCRAFT SS .,, I · hi I nd o•• ~9 ~ WIRE •' T · I "' -10°' 20" I '--'--' cn10y I IC in BOme jacket. J't\Hi~ ~7-:•30 LADIES y,•hite corfam golf WANT AD aftcr pm. ~1549. •°" errier, mae, 1972, 72 hrs, VHF, trailer. '1." '2 • .. ~ fOr outdoor nwn -this BOY 'S Stingray bike $18 V\V r.IJNI·blke $25 Dresser $25 shoes, alze 5~B, like nC\v SKIS & boots men's good 10 mo. Too lively for older Must sell. Save $1000's, I_ . .flT'1.~,·..,...rr,,...:-... hulky, belted jacket \\ith hood $5. Sn1all rotisserie An~iquc mirror $2.5. Qilld's SHI. 673-3351 condition. At~ ski 'equip. cpl. AKC $75. 298.1 Ceylon 494-0615. V1f 1116-lllWll" dctp 81'ut\vl collar, b I g: O\'en S5. 646-3680 <lesk SlO. 2 Danish chairs V\\' parts: 1300 heads $5 Call days, 979-3198. Dr. 54&-06l8. eve or wknd ,lc3:.' :.:BOSTO::::::__N_\Vl>_al_e_r.-w-/~91h rockets, but~ c u I fs . ?1-JINlBIKE frame and 4 hp $5. Oil palntings $25. 15 each. l\1uffler $4. 12v. cam SKIS • Knieueb;, 1 yr old * AKC mm. blk. poodle-~lP JohMOn, $000. Xlnt l l's a "SEAMED . TO . Crochc>t of l>A'O strands knit· engine. \lo'orks good $25. yRrds o( avocado carpets I a111~le gaua;e St J ack $2. WE · HONOR $160 nc\ll asking $ g 0 pups. \VUI hold Io r motor good cond 642--3325 SLIM" STYLE with >tile lini.:: \1'0f1ted. P atttrn 7184; Tandl'm hikl' $20. NCR cHsh Sl5. 20 yards ot kitchen 12" \l'ide v.·heels with tires 64A IV\Ao ' ' Christmas. Stud pointed. ' · • 1 k" lh 1 t 1 11 ble sltC'~ ~2 Included . ......,;No) "A" """9 14' GLASPAR flberg M s , smoo es , n\OS <.'Omo 11. register $25. G~; rotisserie earp('ls $20. 993-2184 $2.i c>ach. Engine par!s SJ· llOSSI ST 650's Knelssl Blue .,.. ..... ,., boat w/lraJler. 0 a y 5 lines >"OU cnn choose. Sew It ~1!:\'t:NT\'·"1\'g CENTS -•. $7.50 4 man raft v.·ith LA\VN moY.-er $15. f.::ing $5. 557--0797. 299-1 Babb St. Stars, both excellent cond. * GREAT Pyrenees 835-354.1eves586--lll97. In knits, chall11, Dacron fot ene1h pal\Cl'll -add ;:i cu!>htons nnd c11rrring ]).ig spread $!0. 2 double!I $8. C:'.1 off Bakrr. 644_7924 AKC pups * Ao. bll'nds, etn!A or e1tch patte~ wr SI5. 646-.3302 30:).Robin llootl 8.13-1820• ' -v A cu u M. K. n ~te Master Charge ~ .stock Ideal .Xmas gift Bo1t1, Rtnt/Ch1rt'r 908 Prlnlcd, Pattern 9372: Hall ·~~; M~~~1::ec~a1~ Lllne, Of DIN{.tG ioon1 , chairs, 4, upright, 2 speed. excellent TV, RadiO, HIF I, ~00.$300 fn4l 586-2366. AMIL " h rt Slzea 10',i, -Ut,Si, 14\t, 16~. dellVtt)' wlll take three ONF. "'heel tmller S22, Extra · •i: ('fl "I s·• 642 =r.1: !'13 O Ster-I" LABRADOR R ...i F y "'!&nlll to c " l!!r 181L lWI Size 14',t (bust l\re. \Vasher $18 Folding net ~fo~<' 9A~t each. iu...-v 43 c"i:i -.NJQ. ., range, _. -"!". YELLOW :;.c_ver ,f~ :'15' aailbo•t w/1!1esel for 3 J7)iaktt 2 3/8 yank M·lnch. N~cekl B~~he ~AJL~' plllYJle:n $4. Cnrpc'f ~\1·ccprr d CB Bcareat Perice·Simpson breedlne. Newoort Beacb, Mes, Call S75-2&54 "'SEVE!IC'n•tt\'t. CENT8 PrtOT. 105 Needlecraft $2. Vacuuin $,i Che it 1 GOLF' hftlls. near new 5c-33c. DANISH ninde1-n couch S10. an 50 eon:.-.: Cable + roof an-fW2...()444. · · ·I Boeh,. Sell 909 fol e~cb~pattern ... ad~ ~ 63 drav.·ers Sl5. Luggage s2 ~19 Poinsettia, CdM. \Vhilc vinyl rocker $12. tenna for aolo or home. ~ cenlll tor e&eh pattern for Dept., ao, 1 ' Old Chlllea ('ach. 556-0777, A~f only, FINE qunliry 6~ foot sofa illopll' collre !able $5. 2 Brand nu . $110. 963-3709 att 5 D 0 B J ~~, ex u bera n t 197'2 CAL 23 Many equipment Alr Mell and Spet,:lel He.ndl· ~~~Prl~te;a~~~ SKI IJOO•s slz· 9 s~ Sk ' S25. 548-5.'16(). l\Avln 'izc,ll<'ld~1tad ~p__~~ . BankAmer1'card GE S•e-·-I I \0 personabt1es. M/F, 4 • .. 6 xtni ·+ establbhcd chlU1tr PILOT, "2. Pattern Dept., Zip. Pattern ,..,.. ~-. • ~ .. u. • 1 r1n c 1:1 r. up,...,.,. • .,lui •= .... nsio e. rec mo., crop/shota/worm . Income & tax write off. Jnir; othctwi1ct lhlrd-c\ul N 1 ..,.. hoc¥s, 11b:~ 7 SUI. Sid p11nt~. KNIVES. dagger & . $15. 2 chairs SS each. 9 \ • reel ~ape, .record player, 646-7670 aft 5. 714-645-7010. dellvtl'Y will taktl three £ £ D L ECRArl' "'12! l pr. li1zc 8. S,I each. 1nache!M, also swords, x 12 ovfll brAidcd rug $10. AMIF.1•!, S.r7:>. 546-1728 aft 4. SCllNAUZERS 11 Id 1 ,,.ttla or more. ~nd to Crochet. knit. etc. nM 644-00.'\2 R"'ONJ.canes, S""'&.n, shield, Head Slao I 1d kl a d 11 I •lEOI . RC • . O or SA B 0 T · Good cond. M r-·~ DAILY dlrectklt11, !iClc. .. ~ 1( H · 8 n 1 nt • T. A J-Jl.Boy, color Olrlstmas. Shot.I, terms, Flberglon $22.:i or best of· ~rlanW•st~!'.'1 """st., "ew ln1tut Macrame Boot. ELECTRONIC i g n i 1 i 011 selling for only SlO to S25 tng11, st~p tn, $25. lATrap-• TV •. AM/Ft\f steroo/phono stud serv. m-8182; ~ fer .,.. .&Im 1~ 83.~c. fancy knoll. pat- aystem capacitive dischargr ~~~~~~34 JWllpcro, 0'1. pcur boots, size 7, SJ>. 1 combmation. 551-2579 aft 5. • ~ '""'" York, N.Y. lOOU. Ptlnl ttt'llS $100 Atnrk 10, new, not 1 kJt J'fJ'»>N. hp 2'20\.' motor S 2 5, or\IV'"'~ NIA1 AODREll with 1-Ut ' rirod.et Boot .. $l!5. 962-9'740 548-6900 SOT NY TRC 350rdStereo 4 Tnlck DAOISHUND PUPPIES 2 mo old Sabot, rfaec1 for m, SD and lfl'U1 Leant b~ ·•--i _1_ TIME FOR ape eco er, w/ mikes Long haired, AKC. Call racing, uve younelr at NUIWBEB. ..-uw.~ ~· 54'' ROUND JOlltl blf'<'h dln· CARDBOARD cutler S!'i. &:acces.sorie1 $100,64~5253 540-()958 • lcut $150 e.nd .. t 8 bo&t SEE MORE Qutek terne.$1. • Ing table \\1th 2.12·· fills Salori_ 1ypc ma~ $25. MOTOROLA Complete 1Jtttant out 9eok $25. 4 malclilng Chairs 125 Cj)UICK CASH '"'"'"""" ol<ctrtc bullet -a.•U•lll _ Oolo• 21" with PUP!'JES, 8 wkt old, Mottlf good u nu. for $300.161.a\48 .hthlcma aod choole one • more thin IOO atfta • , each. Custom·mt1.dt lablc grlll, com V le I e I y im· lll&nd1 UllF/VHF Ntw plo-AlukM Hiialcy, CUle THUNDERBIRD 26' 4 Nllt ,..~..$ lrfle &:\' ~ $1.00. ptidt $15. Size l2 men's irkJ n1erslblc SU Kil Aid cofftt 1 tutt tube. $125, 847--0363 ~1968 sen.pit OB. aletpe •. gallef SprtJW umme'r oe. Oomplet9 AtPu 8llt .. boo" SIO. 6'3" head •klo THROUGH A ATlnder $4. Walnut wall BOGEN S!ereo Ampllfier, SILKY Terrier Puppy, A hoad. $20X). 96&-74111 allor ~s\-~ ~ING BOOK $1.00. ' $2), Ski rack $5. O!Ud's bn.ltrry CIQCk $3. Rtpllc.t likl! rKIW $50. fem•I•. St!:U /Le&R, 832:-M22 ' -51>m • ltW toaay, ~at tomorTOW. II ,,,,,. ... Boole• • 50e. moon-rid" car 18. 586-1997 DAILY PILOT Chlo<5e junk 18" $20. Jff E DfRECJ LINE -2573 .,,. 5"-6113. U' nBEROLASS J o 11 y $1. ~ ot II ftbo Afl-SWORO-c~ • n I i q u e 646-'J632 I ADORABLE cocka.rv: pup-Raitt. 4 a.ill, e h.p. . INSTANT "A s Jt t 0 H Qallt .... l • 18 Plttlnw. Spaniith grand<!f! n111lacca WANT AD Mr:ERSCUAU~f pipe, brand 642 5678 ~~~n ~~ :bef:ID ~ pies $15*. 3W 3rd vt, CdM Olrysler, 1IHP1 4, hHd. BOOK -ff11ndrtdl of ~. cant~. ovtl' 100 )'fan old nt•w l'tnd hcnvU,y carved. i place M ad tn the DAU)r 644-1372 * Only J2750. Owner, 49&-9719 tuhJon facts. SL ftbataa Qlllt ._ 1 ., And like new condition S2S C from Turkey, tells h,.re • Pilot W••t Ad.sf Call ....... FOR Ctuistmu adoreble ERICKSON z. Gooa cond. De.Uy Pilot Want Ad• hlvt !IOo. ' ~~~.;.,..h, '""c,, 1 ~~~ 934 ALL 642·5678 !or 11 2', will 1al<e $25 c11h. • 64l-Mii: · ·-· allvt• Mini, Poodl.,, 8 wkt. E64'Cluip. 9 .ro• """'In&. fall barlafno 1otore. Qol .. ftr Toao.f'o LIY!oc • ~ -9.11 Juni""'" CM &45-0050 '--------..II AKC, $55. 557-5839. ~~ _________________ ;, ,• I .. CL 4 B• ~lo lo • • 1973 hom sell alt. Bure Trill '64 Tra Auto Ellll Fro FA tnvo 19 an I I SilturGar, Novtmbtr 24, 1973 'DAILY PILOT Ciclos, Bi1<11 'i'rucb 1162 Von• 963 Autos, ln\po 5coot0t'I 925,1-------.;..:;: .;..;;~------'.:.:Cll'-"'.:.:;;:..:.;;.:i:;;;;.;.:;;:;__~· _u_to;..;•.:..• ~m,.pof'l.._"-..i'--_9_70 "A_u_t•-•.:..• _l_m .. P!..;.....rt.;.od.c.-_9-'70 Autos, mported u~, Import -------.:.::.: *SPECIAL* '71 DODGE c'"'tempo BMW '3al' B~ACO 'El Bandlto' camper ..... raJ...i rool,,1------l·-----1 Xlnl · Must S.ll. l300 ~ ~l;'·~ bo1 duo, ORANGE COUNTY 'S '56 JAG, XI040, "C" HD lop, JIM SLEMONS PORSCHE MERCEDES BENZ '70 PORSCHE 911 J cub.BMW~-· *Of the Week oLD•ST CPE. radlall, """'" $129ii/ 1MPORTs ·n . ~ oolldltloo. '68 FORD l ton, ml1ll' ... $ -Otr. m.311&. ~ l< take over payments. tru 34 ooo mJJes. WW ..,. G ~Roads MERCEDES BENZ 51 S~SLowN) Mil• '8j;C, Sharp. cCall:,;;;.;;igc.ifi9711;i.:;;=--,-,,.,--I '70 CAPRICE COUPE cepi -.· c. 6 44 _ 8 45 7 ; JA ' ter. lo ml, bod)' G07Ji "UZUKJ 90 IPIB3) • -mech xlnl wire whe<l1, Alm!ORIZED $5875 s .. 11 -' xlnt cond. MUii $2399 c Rall w·~-· AMl>'M. $S100. 648-1996. SALES • SERV!CE --. ,...,. ·n GM Y SOX ·-· JAG "ro XJ<E 2+2 1JM blue SI * 516-1998 Van, v.g, auto, p/b, poll E><ceUent oeloctloil of ..,.. AM/FM' wire air nu tn (IVe'rcJlmto-l~'"""~e:r fonrs any .BUENA 2 MINI ~111 ... 4 hP· $75. •trJct 30,000 ml. aood cood, price ..,...aluatlon modeb. $3850 Prt Pt> 613-0454 A $.iO. Call 1167..-. '71 FORD o/• TON $2200. !.56-'r.i65 DEMO $ALE JENSEN Motor H~o PICKUP '64 Qievy Van w/'68 Camaro SALES-SERV1~ •~·SING * -·-'-"· l •1··~ ~~ uacd NMewporte1301rced•Q~Beach .• s.,I nz.) -PARK Sol•} Rtnt 940 (22102K) •Ill· -~ area .• -· .... OVERSEAS DELIVERY ~ $3199 ~m:ne•· ~1 "". ROY CARVER, Inc. INT~ER~Sl!EP~OR • • • • • • Wll'OOW • Big 6 a.evy, 234 E. 111• St. J..ARGE.SELErrION EN'rER 5rnoO~U~SaEcADRTHUR *MAZDA 1£Ai6 rebuJlt eng, bucket Costa Mesa 546-4444 OF COLORS • ~~EN~~To!!,L~oad ''9 ~.~~~;"E ~i61ogood tire~ IMO. CREVIER BMW '~tT~'it\1filRY Motor Hom$208"· $3999 srEAJ; '69 vw van 9 J>W. Sal" • Service • Le~-DEPARTMENT· MERCEDES 7015 KNon·. BUENA PAR" Xlnt colld. $550. • take OYCr ros w. lit., S.A. 831>3-n ON DISPLAY pmts. -2111. Call alt. s USED BMW'S Call Mr. W•yno 522-8750 p.m. '73 3.0 CSA DEMO Sharp New Car '68 912 LOW LOW mlle1, BELOW COST MIKE McCARTHY BUICK BEACH BLVD. &: '73 NOVA COUPE (209HCU) $2999 '65 DODGE VAN Runs ,ood ,73 •• DEMO Trade-ins imlnac., 28 mpg. Sell or ·-, •·· · u Call. 3.0 ..,. Com!-In Evoi Day take econcmy car~ -01 ~t 0 er. '71 BAVARIA ··• Rcman. 645-69'l7 ,70 2800 cs Ask About Our nlq.,. PEUGEOT Avtol W fed 961 3100 W. Cout Hwy., N.B. U eel Me ede t --------on '70 2002 '42·1MOS · 1 re 1 HH SAN .PIEGO FRWY. 531·2450 •••••• e SALt.S e • SERVICE • e RENTALS e EXPLORER ... HUNTINGTON BEACH ·~ • l 1' H fll>IJ 11 1} )Jiili! '12 MALIBU CbUPE (P58) $3099 T OP DOLLAR PAID '69 2002 Pion~ IMMEDIATELY ,1-'68:..:....:2.:..:002=-____ 1 ___ M_A_SE_RA_TI__ Ho1,1se of Imports FOR ALL FOREICN CARS CORTINA '68 MASERATI very clean, 6862 l.fanchester, Buena Park Call or come lD to see us., --~-------I ~ ...2;'od. Must seLL Call un the Santa Ana Frw)' " ~ 513.7250 '6& VW CAMPER 1008 FORD CORTINA. Ex· --,7-3,---::M=e=-ed~-l>.'YG877) oeptlonally c I e. n. Un· MAZDA • re es NEWPORT IMPORTS $1999 believable gas eooncmy..1----=---450 SLC :S; Ccrtlna GT, ... pd. '73 ROT ARY Beautllul aolden color. 5,500 3100 W. Coost HW)'., N.B. radlo, heater, clean. Good ENGINE MAZDA actual mil ... 150HMI. GROTH 642-9405 cond. 1450. :>5$-7474 No Money .Down $16,000 TOP CASH '68 Ford Cortina Gd cond, $65 -Jim Slemons CHEVROLET f~c=k;iate model can ~,:;:;1w~.~~ns mo. Imports ~ An~fil?R0~o~N '!~::.'~ a~hJ~!"~t DATSUN *liiENA N•i~~ch ~~l2Nic LO,! ~II~ 11211 BEACH BLVD N8'3\n Beach '71 DATSUN 240Z ENTER FROM MacARTHUR '' '•I •, f( "J t•fAI !I RVE YOURS TODAY 847-4081 5494331 -0555 * '68 2!IOSE Sedan. S.aul. dark 894-3341. HUNTINGTON BEACH \VE PAY TOP OOu..AR Extra Clean, Low Mileage, PARK green, cognac inter. xlnt * FOR RENT * FOR TOP USED CAnS CS07BZWJ cond. auto, air, p/s, p/b, NEW PEUGEOT DEALER Con1plcte Sale!; and Service. 50 con1pact~ on display. PACIFIC MOTOR IMPORTS PEUGEOT /SUBARU 1557 \V, Lint'oln Av~ .. Anahein1 533-8220 SAAB *SAAB Best deal ahYays. Complete selection J\O\\'. Buy or leW1e trom Jim Parkinson's .. ·--T!lr•trh Jh11p1111~i +~ '•"-"-' .". '• r.• •l·f""'' 1"'""'1••' H~•" bl ,, "' -. ·--· -..... 1973 EL DORADO Motor· •••••• If"""' car b extra c:ean. $4000 ~~WHJ. Pri. Ply home, 18-ft., tape deck. T.V., see us~ BUICK * N *MAZDiA =="------~· 1645-5400 or 645-6406 .. 11-colldalned, sleeps 4. Call CLOSEOUT 2925 Harbor Blvd. BUE ·A MG TOYOTA alt. 5· 956-2'764. BRAND NEW Costa Mesa 91!1-2500 -------- Wl!L trade Newport Beach 1973 GMC PICKUPS WE BUY LOOKING -' '72 Property lor Molor Home ~ and 1 Ton. IMPORTED AlTl'OS *P. 'ARK 7015 Knott. Buena Park • TOYOTA 67J.2re8 Agt. Eves, GlS.S487. UP TO $1200 SAVINGS BEST PRICES PAID! Coll Mr. Woyn• 522-1750 20'-25' MO'l'OR H 0 me 8 • L I I M -• ' 3 R FOR LANDCRUISER WAGON Superior, Ulellme & Open MIKE McCARTHY Dean ew I mport1 * •au• 7 otary * Road. Ken WelM. SJS.29.11. BUICK 1966 a..-. C.M. fl48.930C $66 MONTH e DaJe's Motor llomc Rentals BEACH BLVD. A: ~ ~~ *MAZDA 36 ~Cfir~e~?~;~SE ECONOMY? '73 23-26' M.H. & Minis SAN DlEGO FRWY. .,.,. . ......,.. CAU. MR. FRY 842-6666 Free miles 9 tll 9, &1"--0900 531-2450 ~-....,.,~=-='"'"~-= DRIVE AN IMPORT FREE WEEKEND • • • • • • Autos, 1mport• 0 d • m 1015 KNOTT. BUENA PARK Hunt. Beach FROM Recreational Vehicle Rental C11ll Mr. Wayne 522-8750 Orange County's No. 1 ~~;;;s, T .. :~:1 su.;: -=,'-73--=c'-M--=c'-v--=A'-ND--=u'-RA= Thanksg1v1ng NEW MAZDA usED ·~:R0 ~1ALER 21,107 miles. \Varn hubs, spot· less. (688.F'TM). $3977 -~mlwii4 9 TOYOTA TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN '69 TOYCll'I. Land er.,_ '69 VW Bui. Bed, -txt (967AFW) 119 9 5 . hi· perlDnnanc:< eng. Extnu. Theodore Rcblns Ford,. l060 1199$. Call ~ Harbor Blvd., Cocta Me&a. ==-"'.69~vo~LKS~"°. ---1 642-0010. auto-radio, sm 1912 'l'QYOTA CEUCA ST. _.....:675-=5'-'!68;:....:;olt"-'4o'pm""-- 16,000 miles. Xln\ COl1d. All VOLVO extras. SWlrool. 6~7'Xl0 TRIUMPH '74 VOLVO'S LOOKING HERE NOW Immediate Dell""Y FOR On All Models SA VE $ ON REMAINING 73'• & DEMOS ECONOMY? ;DWt LtAN DRIVE AN IMPORT -YOLYO FROM c 616-9303 Orange County's No. 1 1986 Harbor, .M. 990 IMPORT Autos, UMCI USED CAR DEALER Specializing In All V.\V. Modeht Sports Cara. Vans & Other Imports e 100~'1 Financing Avail • HARBOUR vw 18711 Beach Blvd. 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH SALE or Trade, Classic ·~ TR3A Rdst r, gd. cng, trans, Ures. Overdrive, 30 mpg, $325/trade for VW bug or van. &l&-3716 anytime. TRIUlfPI-1 mt, xlnt mech cod c o n d ! customized! Beautiful. tilust sell! Best offer. 835-64&1.. '69 TR6. Good cond . Reblt engine, new Radials, new top, ?-.lake offer. 673--0912. • '70 TR1Ui\1PH, GT 6, 'Vood dash, lo nlileagc, new tires, lmn1ac cond. 673·7284 eves. VOLKSWAGEN LOOKING FOR ECONOMY? DRIVE AN IMPORT FROM Orange County's No. 1 IMPORT USED CAR DEALER Specializing In BUICK 1966 BUICK Skylark 1-1rr C.OUpe P/S PIB Air Cond. I XI nt cond. ;600. 494-69'14 *'f,6 RIVERIA, Full powtt, mechanically xlnt, Interior spotless, $900, 645---4164 CADILLAC Nobe" Cadlftoc • 1972 FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM Factory &Ir conditioning, full pD\\"er, vinyl top, stereo. dual comfort seats, door Jocks. cruise control, choloe of leather or tapestry in- ter\or, All the deluxe extraL (214DTE) C3l to chooae from, your choice ..• $5555 1969 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE Factory air conditioning, full power, leather interior, tilt &: telescopic steering, stereo, door locks. (297059). $1999 1968 COUPE DoVILLI Factory air conditioning, full power, vinyl top, leather in- terior, tilt & telescopic st~ Ing, stereo, door locks. lWVD3Ul. $1555 1973 COUPE DoVILLI Factory air conditioning, full power, vinyl top, leather fn. terior, tilt & telescopic steer- ing, door locks, stereo, all the extras. (687GWW). '64 Sell Cent. 18' Terry Long wheel base van. vs. Weekend '74 DA TSU NS A~Fv'.~·.·~~~'l, Travel Trailer. E·Z Litt automatic, power steering, NOW IN STOCK 17331 Beach Bl. 842-66ll Sports Cars, Vans HJi<l>~.!l!>l·~--'adio, heater. t80063N>. Sp·ec1"alS IDMMELEIVDEIARTYE MERCEDES BENZ & other Imports 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 All V.W. Models Sports Cars, Vans $6222 1973 ELDORADO Auto Service, Parts 949 $3777 210 model& thru 260Z models. • 100% Financing Avail • - 1'loll L1.,.:1 v w I Over 100 New And '71 MERCEDES BENZ HARVBWOUR lUWI' -ID 1 1 S Used Economy Cars SEDAN REPL.ACEMENT & aux· TOYOTA Now On Display. REPLACEMENT & aux· il1ary Pl tanks, pick-ups, 4 whl drives. vans le. motor homes. 892-&14 18711 Beach Blvd. 842-4435 '72 TOYOTA CELICA Green with Black Vinyl Top, 4 Spd, Factory Air Cond, (861ESG). $3199 & Other Imports· • 100% Financing Avail e HARBOUR vw CABRIOLET Electrlc Sunroof. Full po'ftl', factory air condltlonlnl. tilt &: telescopic steering, sttre0, door Joela, cruise control, totally equipped. (139GWY). $6999 il 4 ia:yhl drlsas tanks. P!ck-ups, 1966 Harbor-, C.?-1. 646-9303 '62 TO '73 Air C.Ond, Auto Trans, Power HUNTINGTON BEACH w ves, vans • motor Steering, Faun Exterior, home~ 1192-3314 • • • • • • lmm9Cllot. O.livory with Brown Leather Int•-· '68 MGC ROADSTER ATl'N: V\V ownen. F.ll&ine l-----~~--I A FINE EXAMPLE OF A " tranomtsslon (1968) good 19n i~c;<llP TON ot ,';:!,~!\°~!k~;:.'1 1973 DA TSUNS ~ff"' MOTOR CAR "One In a Mllllon" AM/FM BILL MAXEY TOYOTA ' \ .;~~ = r.blt 327 Super CUstom, 3SO V.S, Discounts ALL MODELS $5795 ~· wire wheels. IYWY· "tnu1'. A/C, all or pam. Auto Trans, Power Steer. IN STOCK *B N $1677 l---------1~543-8779~~·~~!!!!~~ l~~f p~~.,.~(\e:; ':.'~ DRA~~~~~CED ~~~ 1~:i!:!.s UE _ A . ~ .... l••"'"'. ~~:TT~~~~!: 18711 Beach Blvd 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH '71 VW POPJDP CAMPER \V\th tent, Extra clean. (699-Cll). 1972 SEDAN DeVILLI Factocy air condltioninl. flill power, leather interior, vinyl roof, tilt & telescopic steer-! tng, door !oclcs. illht -: tlnel, etc., etc. (4) to cttoc:. from. {119010) As LOW as _,,..,. II~ I ~~~~ ::~c:R~::· ~TJ~:~o: ~.~ ~&'.~ *PARK AVwa -'° ~VlJ~~ g~~f'i:~'J 953 BUICK 2 ROTARIES. 2 PISTON WILL BUY YOUR -VOLVO BEACH BLVD. & Priced from (4DJETJ) DATSUN, TOYOTA 1'I L MORGAN 1964, Xlnl cond. SAN DIEGO .FR.WY. $1395 OR VOLKSWAGEN *MAZDA 19'6 Harbor, C.M. 6469303 1 -tall fAIJi& ~ mJJes. AM/FM sterec. 53l-24S0' e 3 OPE LS e PAID FOR QR NOT. MLL '73 MGB . JOYOIA $2800. Days, 835-li65, Eve&. • • • • .• • priced trom PAY TOP DOLLAR. CALL R d 525-7326, $999 KENT ALLEN, 540-0442. • oa ster 'S5 1tfG TF rare clasa1c, '69 QlEVY ~ T. with % '69 Kadette air, 4 ipd. tZAD-DATSUN 1971 240Z 7015 KNOTT. BUENA PARK Mags, Alt1/FM Stereo, Load· 1966 llarbor, C.M. 646-9303 ailver oey, wire whoels. T. capacity. R&H, air, p/s, 9251. Perfect, 4-'f>CI., air, mags. Call Mr. Wayno522-1750 ed, Immaculate with super '69 TOYOTA That IPt'da1 Ouiltmas &Ut. p/b, saddle tanks, elec. cUBtom paint, ski rack. $4195 '72 Mercedes lo\v miles, HURRY ON $1175. or oiler 633--4443 --up for camper. $1995. e MANY TOYOTAS e 556-7483. TIUS ONE. CORONA RKrutlonol Call 6'1H676 anytime. to select trom priced trom DATSUN '72 240 Z, Orange, 280 SEL 4 Dr, t Sp<I, IYRV851) Vehlclea 95' '66 F.O. P-up \\I/camper , $195 . 4 spd, mags, $3000. private Sedan. Radio, heater, auto-$1245 -===---;..o;.. Shell AIT tir R/H P/B 67 C.Orona , auto, low miles, party. 644-4013 matic trans, power st~r- COMPACT --Xlnt oond. 18 MPG H-D new palnl, (lJF11312). FOR Sale, "13 240 Z, Green, Ing, factory air. 435FUM. ~------- _TRAILERS Euily Towed By any Car From-a VW to a c.adlltac. FALL CLOSEOUT AT . $99 Shocks $1200. ~2908 auto, air, map, am/fm, $8900 1954 MGTF restored to mint •~• • • • • Harbour V.W. ~~:_x1~~.ir~.!'. Jim. Slemons ;;"~iate~ to ap. 1974 GMC Y, TON 18711 BEACH BLVD. 1142-4435 clean, $3650. Imports '68 MGB for sale or trade, - BILL ,MAXEY TOYOTA , ' I L L , I I ". I', ' , "' I I '·' ') I PICKUP 644---0937 xlnt cond, best offer. 1301 Quail 6'13-4334 LEASE '74 TOYOTA ID> H.D. Radiator, Clutch, HUNTINGTON '71 DATSUN 1200 Newport Beach MGB Corolla sod'11l ••• Gel 30 Gaua:es, Vinyl Seats, Spare BEACH 833-9300 'miles per gallon •.. Only r~·· etc. (Ser. #XS05-ALFA ROMEO COUPE ENTERFROMMaeARTHUR --------$58.34 mo. 36 moo. oper. SALE PRICE $2895 NOW OPEN '67 MGB. lOnt oond. Nu ond lme. * ALFA ROMEO trans, much more. $1300. OVER DEALER COST Invoices available for spectlon. MIKE McCARTHY Vinyl top, radio, tow miles. Minion Vl•I• Import• or best offer. 494-1673 in-BUICK Best deal always! Berlinu (907CIC) fe::ituring BEACH BLVD. & trom $3195 !Ser. #0288). $1475 MERCEDES BENZ OPEL BILL•'M:AXEY • TOYOTA BILL MAXEY TOYOTA SAN D53~~450FRWY. i~~ r::~·B~~~et~e:: *BUENA Fl'AT '68 OPEL Kadette \Vagon. uvin Luggage rack .. Good interior ===~~-~-Jrm P•rkfftlOl'l'I C.OmPlete Sales & Service & tires. Call 66-7500 '70 TOYOTA C.Orona 2 Dr. ' ' $2875 *BUENA *PARK *MAZDA 7015 KNOTT. BUENA PARK Call Mr. Wayne 522-1750 '72 YW 7 PASS. BUS Shnrp, Low Mileage, (532· FTP). $3099 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA I"' ' L I ' , • , d '72 VW BUS $299$ Maroon with saddle interior. NEWPORT IMPORTS • • • • • • Vl1lt U1 Soon At · PORSCHE H.T. Radio. healer, 4 speed * 28701 Marguerite Parkway transmission. ( 9 2 3 B Q E) '10 FORD Ranger XLT . Nu PARK Mission Viejo 495-1700 ;1595 3100 w Coas ,64 vw Beja Kit, beaden tires air cond, saddle tanks, (USE AVERY PWY. EXIT) '73 PORSCHE 21itre, black, THEODORE . 642-~wy., N.B. A bumpers. Street legal. lo mi. Xlnt colld. $Zl'50. 70 250 Nbl :iooo mtlet, loaded. Assume ROBINS FORD ;;:;;--;:;-;-;;:,:=.:::::..,,~~ ;:ks:i-~ 962 v:1;2 -"' ~11 sPiDE~ *MAZDA ::~~!~~D:: ·~];.:~~~ ~ ~s!::""r::~ '!~~~~f°~i. 1973 OIEVY '' T PU, '65 DODGE YAN 28,tD> mUn! (5465) • auto, "'11-maintained, ;2590 ~Cxl=l..:646.ssc::.,;:::7:,:4~---Hard top lo mi . bst oftr, sell . $1400. 675-1045 Camper shell, very lo ml, $2999 701S KNOTI'. BUENA PARK 968-9393 '5.S PORSCHE ·Coupe, radio, ~•c,ll'-4'=897~.s4:C:::51::.-~--~ ~.660"---CVWc=c...o'OB-'ug"',=--g-0 -0 d Xlnt cond thnK)Ut. $2851). ,ro -L,. .. AA,A WE BUY USED CARS! Coll Mr. Woyne 522-1750 Any d• .. , is the BEST DAYlto heater, i,, restored, $1250. 1970 TOYOTA Corona 4 dr mechanl-' colld., ~•s or Firm, prl pty, 847'"'7951 v o. atick 1111Ut, mag W1n:o:ut. ...., d 1 or best otter. STa-6261 • <."--' I ~ - (.52Gn:) FIAT run an ad! Don't e ay. . """-'· Auto. Like new. Be O\V best offer ':71. Ford % T. PU Onpr. . $977 _ ~II today 642-5678. Need a "Pad"? Pl;.tt an ad! blue book 494-0024 673-3034 Spec. "' ml, AJC, Arr, 11------'69 vw N P/S. very clean 586-nO't \ '71 FIAT. Radio and heater, · ew eng, clutch, -------~-1 3 -~ t · b 1 mags &: radial tires. Many 1960 CHEVY Pickup 6 cyl. 8~· c 0 n v er 1 e · .._, extras. ;1200. 645-3S93 aft Recent re11uut engine. 11 -· ·~1•11 l1,.:1 AUDI 142311~¥iJb~oRE STAR GAZER"'~ •30~ bM. 548-n47. •U~ CUIVI By CLAY 1 POILAN '68 VW Camper. Comp. reblt '68CllEV" Ton. Shell. New -· YO~Vft '71 AUDI 100 LS ROBINS FORD M y~,DoilrAdMtyC.llo M "·~:"rt. eog. Good tires, good bod)'. _ Uresr-brakea, ahockl, Cl~. ,tU ~Harbor Blvd. Y Acn1rdlng 10 tit• Sfc1,... V ocT. 21 ~~~ Must seU. SlXIO or make 49t-8lll aft 6. 962-0161 1966 'Harbor, C.M. .646-9303 :t Dr, Low titUeage (211 Mesa 642-00'lO .. To d•v•l2e message fot Sundov, 7.1,_U37 ofier. 675-0625 '68 VW truck, l1IOW llretsl. '73>CllEV VAN 5•495 !,FJ:,T ~...:.~.iii>~' m>dv;oids io~rth ;/~torumbm 71 • '67 VIV, Sprint 10 sailboat, Edra Qeaq. Rum area . BUBBLE TOP ' • .a U... of )'OUI" Zodiot!'t>i sign. $450. each. 54S--0731 before 4fC.11011, ~. e v~)~eu::.. val~~ cQ&z: <J:_*BUENA .:\:·:::T-~ h~··. iJ~.-ge,. ·=~ Bn.. ;~en< - • • • • • .,.,,., Ami.._ --'•-1 .... ; .. ---' 5 , J>L·-• 65 ... _ .. ~ dillon. Xtras. Must see. Call GUSTAFSON * K Xlutu~:~~iu. 6Ywn , 36~ 66¥;"' John 67Wlo:J. IMMEDIATE Uncoln·Mercul'Y PAR 7T~ J7&d ,,,,_ .'66 V.W. VAN, Great shape, DELIVERY im Beech at warner JAGUAR n::;; l;r::;' :;~..., nr new 11res, Orlg owner BRAND NEW 8.,.~Wl~on<~~-5544 2 J GUAR XI& i~r:'tude fl= ~~ m..ut5 1974 4 Wheel Drivt Pickups "Homt of the Vildng.. * DA '7 A 12 E.optCt Altt1 '12 t.rid '67 VW Sed. R/H runs Xlnt --· ···mmgt MAZ ,, ...... _ ... _ .~....... 730r "™'or best orter. ~~"AN W"''RE '69 '.fORD -~~ "w __ ,, I: I' Wt~ .U I._ 7• C1totl ,..,.,..w.i.l , Autdmatlc, air CODdit.iontna. 1s .-. AS Woy 751n11de • Ote. 11 ~ REALLY OEALIN 2 WlNOO\V VAN AM/Ff\.I radio, powtr steer-16Can A6W.d• 76U01~ , "'\~ '60 V\Y Chia couple, rebuilt MI KE McCARTHY Near pert$ectl"9! t•2471) 7015 KNOTI', BUENA PARK 1tna,h"°"~'t d!~_braklmmaea, run ~~f:i' ~~odor ~tt,!! .• ,u, tf6.;; e16n~ ~1355conc1. thruou1 . .I Cell Mr .. Wayne 522-1750 eat er ntc.<iu•. c-19Coi.M "'Md '79To . $4333 1968 ELDORADO ' Factory air conditioning, 1uD , powt!I', full leather interior, stereo, door locks, tilt &: tcle-, scOpiC ateering, etc. 2 tb ' choose from. (XWY248) M LOW as ... $1999 1969 SEDAN D•VILLI · Factory air conditionlnr, fGD power, leather interi or, vinyl root, Wt & telescopk steering, door locks, Ugbt sentinel, etc., etc. (4) tD choose from. CYNE088) Ju LOW as ... $1999 1970 COUPE O.VILLI Factory air condltloftina:, tulJ power, vinyl roof, tulJ leather interior. Tilt I: telescopic steering, stereo, all the deluxe extras. 7 to choose trom. (8JUIBB) ""' LOW as $2999 1970 ELDORADO Gorgeous turquoise ·finiah w/white vinyl. top, mat· ching leather & cloth in- terior, factory air oon- ditioning, full power, stereo, , door locks, light sentinel. . (6S2ACN) 2 to choose, )'OtJr ; Choice I • $3111 19n ·ELDORADO Factory air COndlHonin&, fUD power, all leather interior, AM/FM stereo, door k>cka. vinyl roof, tilt & teleacopic steering, many extJ'U. 10 to choose from. (136ELT) As low as ... $5444 1969 COUPE O.VILLI Factory &Ir condltlonlfll, full power, vieyt top, stereo, plus leather &: tapestry In· terlor. Many other extras. 3 to choose from (ZI..K022). AJ low as ..• $1999 1970 CAl>I L LAC CONVERTIBLE Factory air conditioning, full pmver, all 1cathet"'lnter1or, il4/J1 ~ mulS>Iex, tilt & teteecc:iplc ateutas. white sidewall tire~ dellLxe extras. (&ls!!R) 2 to choose, YoUl' choice .,,, $2777 1970 SEDAN O.VILLI Factory air conditioning, full power, vinyl top, all leather interior, stereo, tilt I: telescopic steering, etc., etc. 9 to chooSe lrom. (120313) As 10\Y as •.• $2999 &UICI\. \VEBUYUSEOCARS! c..:..c....;..c..;;_c.=:.:..;;;;:;..c.;cc 1 ulate. (48'1Eyz). 20Shaul!Wt SOTl"CllAltt IO"-t '71 VW Moto r & BEACH JILVD. A AUSTIN HEALEY SAYE $$$ 2•.... "A 11 v-transmlsslon, xlnt cond. I SAN DIEGO FRWY. ~t,dklilW ll~"" ll~ ~164 r.ver 80 l-"'lnc Used Can to 531-2450 ,67 AUSTIN n:·al 300Q. 2AO!ll1 5-'Promiw S•Hood '69 FASTBACK, ·r.:i.rtio, \V'i!te "el~c: F"r-•, • 25 Tht SS T 0 15 Mcittm N ' c dlllac • • • • • • White, wire Prt. ~78 ,_...., '"" ,.....,_. walls, 2S MPG, 58,000 miles, ~1 lCr:; G , ·~~~Cont......_, cam-. Pl)'. $1500. 9SJ..6U$ 27G.t 57 Secr1tlft 17 Fritrd WlO firm. 644-0009 AUT•IORJ ttD OEAL'£R U V 0 l.oV"""'""'-_.,,,._ I""" TftVOJA~ 21 •moartant 51 i.-v.-.n.mton '68 OMC. ~ T P • .~ Bed, stove, ater!O, air, auto. BMW' IUI AU~.JJ 2'1""'ilot10l'I "'" lteo.t. '66 VW bus. Blown engine. 261)'1 •!ARBOR BLVD. 4 spd, l\1111 good, Rt w '70 Ford $ml. 497·2fl56 ~ s1,r. i2 XIStfoln 60P-.> '°~ J.lake ofter. Call 646--0728 COstA MESA r • amuhed, $500. 833--8188 '72 OODGE 318 a uto alr,_ 19'13 BAVARIA. auto. air, 1006 Hlll'bor, C.M. 646-9303 i>lJ..25-34 ~Gooi=~®~.i.1=-=-~C)!::'..:N::":'•.,n:::~:.J~!:!l;i!!IJ aft 5pm &. v.·eekend~. 540-9100 Opan Sunday The "Yellow Pq_t_~· ot full power, me.P~a, ~ktr AMIFM ,ilcrooT 16"# ~ Wtest draw In the West. 4MQ.7t Sii ;... ~ 'lba..1uteat draw 1n the West. A..20fld want ad 11; 4a__xood L,. ... clulllled.,, .~ pl1"f, Sac. $3395. ~ ml. Pvt ...... 13J.,lf)l l.:..•.:..·.:!·•~Dal\y~!!'....!Ptlo~l:_:O~•al~lled!!'L--------------------------1 . , .•Dally Piiot 08'Sifled --==nt.'"'------' ' I ' .l . . . " 30 DAILY PILOT Saturday, NOVfmbtr 24, 1973 . Autos, UMd 1970 BUICK RIVIERA BUICK BUICK· Autos, Us 990 Autos, Ustd =;;:...::=--.;.;.;;I 990 Autos, U,.. BUICK Jo"IH'IOl'y 3fr ('(lll(l!tlonill)t, (UIJ 1--------- IJOl\Ct, vinyl top. 1nntch.ing '70 BUICK 1971 BUICK 225 ELEC . CSTM. CHEVROLET '68 Skyle.rk 2 dr hn:lt(). P/11, p/b, e./cond. Xln't l.'()Od. Lo m\'11, Lct;s tb3ll bl bk t;i1><·~ll'Y luler"1r or 11nyl im,,.;o,.,, """· till ""'"'· ESTATE WAGO N A~l-t'~! Sl<'rt'tl, 10021-.:XC) 2 ro rhonse li'Qni. \"our Radio, hC:ih:>r, po"·rr alffr· 4 d\)()1' h&1ut1.1J1. Ur•i1Jl,:hrtn1 iut1·riQ1·, d!.Ull romruri Sfal:.. full p!)\\Cr, fttclu1y uh· (.1)Jl- diik>ninj%, l llt 11 h<.'<·I, 1tl)(lr locks, tl..li. rudlo. 11hhe i.ide11·al.li'., fulJ)t. .~1111il>Cd, \'<'l'Y 1011• n)IJts. :'111111 t'Oll• d!llon. IJSODD. I whsle. · M2--0119 • BUICK Skylark '69. Lo n1i, Nu steel tx>lt radials. l owner. 557-4114. clioicl' . , , ~ ~:~: 4'1.000 ll('l\ml n1lles. $2333 $2395 $3111 01·(-t' llO r111r Uif'd Cai~~ To s."""' ''""" Jim Slemons ·:,:i:, ~';r,!ark • d,, ''"' Nabers Cadillac Imparts ~7377 i\U'fHORIZED OY.:.AtJo;tt l301 Quilll CL.ASSl1'~IF:D'"·11l r.eil ii ' ~'\iOO ~~1~~~:E~L\'D. ~cw~~::ach Autos, Imported 970 I ~0-9100 O(>E'n Sunda~' r~!\TER l''ROl\1 i\lac.\RTifl!R AT Newport Imports GET •.• * LOTS Of Mileage * LOTS Of Sport Car * LOTS Of High Performance WITH THE ALL NEW JENSEN HEALY • Assorted Colors • NO SHORTAGE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AT Orange County's Largest Selection All Model• & Colors EI~ J)()H,,.\00. • CPE. DE VTLLES FLF.1'::11\'00D BROUGf-IAflfS COUPF.S -S~DANS - CONVERTS \Vidc sclcclio11 of C'Olors aiolcc of inlC'riors {Tafl{'slf1' .~ run lcatherl Fact-Ory ah· conditioning 1''ull power -choice of: Cruise Control Stereo AM/FM r adio Tnick opener more All in lmmi'lculate 'condition Nabers Cadillac ,\UTllORIZED DEALEP.. 2GOO ILo\RBOrt BL., COSTr\ i\!1'::&\ S.10-9100 Open Sunday '72 CA:\IARO Rally Sport, \'inyl lop, white \Vall, a ir, etc. $29'.JO, 675-2871 or &fil.1250. LOW BLUE BOOK SALE! SALE PRICES GOOD THRU NOV. 30, 1973 We Have an Outstandin9 Selection of Extra Clean Used Cars That We Are Offerin9 The Last Days of November at Low Kelley Blue Book (no additions or de- ductions for milea9e). We Are Overstocked and Must Reduce Our Inventory Immediately. Listed Are Some of These Outstandin9 Bar9ains! - LINCOLNS . MERCURYS -I"=, 7:=""1 "'l'L~IN~C~O~LN~C~!OU'PE '69 MARK Ill '71 MARlj)UIS BROUGHAM Coupe. f l 36CXV I LO~~~UE $2450 '69 MARlj)UIS COUPE fZKVJ 07 l LOW BLUE BOOK CADILLACS & OTHER FINE USED CARS '68 CADILLAC S•den OeVill• IZLK96l ) LOW BLUE BOOK $1275 '68 THUNDERBIRD Coupe. IXOJ422 J LOW BLUE $975 BOOK '69 LINCOLN 4 DOOR '69 COLONY PARK '69 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE . IXSSl67 l We9on. 1zvR1941 Stdtn. !5402AI LOW BLUE BOOK tf 950 LO~~~UE $1475 LO~~E $1050 MISCELLANEOUS USED CARS '68 FORD WAGON Coun try Sq11ir1. !XEU757J . LOW BLUE .BOOK. -·· . '72 gODGE WAGON '70 FORD GALAXIE 500 19SIF88l 2 Door Herdfop, 111 ]BQHI LOW BLUE .~ BQO~ • ~1850 LOW BLUE BOOK ohnson & son t 1 .cn t \J Mlf~{ 1 lh'1 ( ,\ f1 f~ I 2626 Harbor Blvd. of Cars _ $)475 I Costa Mesa 540-5630 • I • • COMET DODGE Autos, Used WEEKEND '71 CHEV. WAG. $2999 l<ln~wood t pass. 1111 whttl, tie<. winllows. P .S., P,B., air, rile~. new Ures. This !s ii 11orgro11s cor. 0•7CKHl '70 CAMARO CPE. $2299 V8, slick sl!lll. air c!lf>dlllon- lng, P.S., this i~ ltUfV I nk e uir. (7J9•) '6} CAMARO CPE. ve. automallc. P.S .. good mlln. Nice conCJ!Tlon <:ear. !WITGIJ '71 Co.vette $4699 Stlograv. 350 Cu. In .. VI, automatic, pOwtr ste«•ng, radio. Hice. lll•HEO) '72 CHEV. WAGON $3199 KJ119swood ' pass, 1111 whttl, power<doo<' lo<.li't, vinyl roof, f8Ck, elK. window~. P.S .. P.B .• Vt, auto .. :zt,000 mllas. t9S9ESBJ '72 MONTE Carlo $3299 Reg G•s Vt, new lfres, radio, P.S .. P.8 .. air, vtnvl roof, auto., U.27!1 mUei. c•.SCEAEl '71 MONTE Carlo $2899 VI, tulomallc, ra.ll!o, elr tondl!IOflln11, nlct. l'llEQSI '71 CHEVY ~ TON $3099 PlckUp. U111)tf' 6 lower 11dt mtdg1., 11110., lSO cu. In. v•. P.S., P.B .. air, Jlkt br1nd ,....,, (76JOJJ) '72 CHEVY 1/2 TON $1799 ' ff. Wl<le ~-511(11, ' cylkW•r, ••dlo, n!< .. t0311$) USED CAR FOR sale. '66 Mustang, conv .• 72 RUN.\BPUT. 4 spd, air, nu top, hres, runs xlnl, $650 disc brk's, .CUl!il Jnter/exter. 842-4887 \Ved·Sun IH. lo mi's $2200. or bst ofr. ·n MUSTANG P/S, P/B, Pvt Par1y. 5.51-2006 auto, :dnt oond. $2400. or ,72 Pinto chocolate brown offer. 831-2875 or 546--0'/a.I 2 dr. !4,000 mi, J O\\'M'f', '68 Mustang V18, auto, A/C, 28 mpg. Clean. $ l 9 2 5, P/s & disc brks, vinyl top, GTh-2124 xlnt cond $975.846-85.35 '72 Runabout. Xlnt running '00 l\.1USTANG 6 cyl sl.ick cond. Will sell low book shift. runs good. S 3 5 0 or reas ofr. 546-1728 aft 4. 642-1981 or 642-8599 aft 6 '72 RUNABOl.M', auto, a.it, '65 l\1USTANG, P/B, P/S, deluxe int & ext 9900 mi auto trans, nC\\' engine. $595. s•u:::n or best ok "'~"' "1481 84&-56:!0 -· . ~ . '68 MUSTANG 6 cyl. STICK PLYMOUTH -_ __::ISSO:::._.:;*...;&IS--0636=='--l '73 PLYMOtrm FURY III for sale, very ~ cond, OLDSMOBILE 11400. 645-4868, o 2 l \I River, NB. ·~ OLDS 8S 4 dr pv.T steer-iO DUSTER, 318 ere. PIS. 1ng, brakes & air. Clean. P /B, tac. air, mags, One $29:3. Call o.Iter 7:00 PM O\vner. 893-2000 aft. 5. $1250 or \Vcekends 499-232.l or best off£'r. 1973 01:-DS 98 Full power, PLYMOUTH n OUSTER. 3 7900 miles, xlnt co!l'i. Below spd. Std. trans ns~vs $1115. blue book. $4260. 5.52-7089 546-8852 '11: OLDS Delta 88, pis, plb, 1966 PLY. Banicuda t dr air cond, lo ml, xlnt oond. scd very good cond. Only S2750. 551,J311Lalt ;l. S5tJti 494-59U- '62 OLDSMOBILE '1t'agon, ·70 FuRY III 4 dr, vinyl, good condition. P/S, PIB, pi.nver. air, dlx radio, xtras. $225. 842-.Jl)lJ. Cream puff. $1675. 453784. 990 Autos, UMd 990 ·PONTIAC SPECIALS '73 OLDS OMEGA $2. 999 c~. v1, l ~. tllck, Ilk• new, Radlo, U,000 milts. {telHOOJ 'i3 MONTE Carlo. Immac. cond. \\'hile Landau top, copper body. Stereo, air, power windO"-'!'i and tilt whrel. ~Hy whttls, vinyl Inter ior. 10,000 ml .. $4100. \Viii sell or you may Uswne 24 mo. lease for $100 cash and mo. payments' of $ll7. 544-1659 '68 6 CYLINDER Pontiac UMans, 2 door. yellow wlblk int. xlnt cond. Leav· Ing town $800. dQ1 1n4J 832-9363 eves. <TI~l 673--5033 F -BIRD '68. 350 Auto. V. Top. Radio, tape, deck, pis, Air. xlnl. 1 owner, pri ply. 546-2699 aft 4 '73 CHEV. WAG. $3399 Ki09SWOOd t pasi, Vinyl roof, rodlo, •ulo., Reo;i. 011 ve. 1!r, P.s .• P.e., new Urn, 2(,()QQ ml'". S1 v1. (.lSIHPDJ '72 VEGA PANEL AulOl'l'lat!c, l 1peei;i, 23.000 mllet. t01lFNI! LOOK HERE - NOVAS & VEGAS U-'71 lhrv '7J NOVAS ANO VEGAS IN STOCK, SOME WITH AIR, AUTOMATICS, $T ICK SHIFTS. REAO'f FOR YOU. :~~~~~=~~; $1099 tTFS915) 72 FORD WAGON $3399 Country $ed1n 10 pat._ 2$,116 mlln. VI, auto., P.S., P.1 .. olr, root r.ack. Nolhlog nicer en'(W'hff'e, (7U>JUJ 72" ~Y.!!.1~'~· ,,, $2099 cond., 14.•76 c1r1llll mU11. 141ct. (.)folf'NHJ r '67 FIREBIRD CPE. $1599 41,n1 ct1retlll mil" vc. •ulo. '"'11ic, P.S .. •Ir, NICE IJ "" on1v won2 tor 11: !VVFGal PONTIAC LeMan 1J. Ex- cellent condition. $950. 347 Monte Vista Ave., OI. 642-5167 * '68 FIREBlRO, xlnt oond, New Inns.mission, b k t seats, int spotle511, $1175, 645-4161·~=~~--I '68 PONTIAC LEMANS Phone 831-0057 '66 PONTIAt.: Station Wgn. Top cond. $659. 552-7618 'ri6 PONTIAC St.a wgn. P/S, P/B. Air. 9 pass. Mtch.. sound $400. 613-5547. '63 Pontiac Catalina, TUns good, looRI! good. Best oUer over $250. 5'19--2600 T·BIRD 1971 T·BIRD LANDAU 4 door hardtop, factory Air cond., full power, vinyl in- terior, tllt wheel, stereo, door look11, all deluxe rx· traa. (3«11::>.'V) • $2188 ewer !kl Fin& Uted Cars to Select From •. Naben Cadillac AUTHORIZED DEALEJt. ~ HARBOR Bl.VD. COSTA ME&\ S<G-9100 Oi><n.Stinday '10 T·BfRD, , 4 dr Landaa, new paint, all pwr, a.it, tape dk, xlo't cond. S&crltLoe $1890. Work 541-5221., Home 552>-1388, Jim Slanley. T-BlRD '62, Mint cxmd, tn. slde--out, $100, dwn, Aaume .$29 mo pyn\t, call alt 6 pm. 548-5631. '73 T-Bmo clean & loaded. Pr!. ~· Mu.I ..UJ WOO. 64+0041 . CONNELL CHEVROLET 1967 T-BmD, good cond, $1'l5 • call aft 6 om. 640-1759 '72 T·BfRD tnunac. k> miles reg gas J.3.14 mag; maey xtru $4000. 847-1086. .2328 HAl:tBOll BLVD., COSTA MES4 VEGA .546~1200 LOW ,MJ'S j.·I COND. '1'l I Vega, 17,e<)O ml, '73 LTD 6400ml!31)'16!2 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•!l!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l•l!!!•!!!!!!!!!!l!i!!l!!!!!•l!!!!!l!I Need a "hd~'t Plaot P ldt • • 40 , ... • f"' ~·• .... .. ...... • . . ' • Saturday, Novembtr 24, 19~3 OAIL V PILOT :J . - ".BosLONG • o· 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX AIR CONDITIONED Airconditioned,automaticlrans.. $3 79 5 . power steering, power disc brakes. rally II .wheels, power $191! DOWN windows, lilt steering wl)eel, ii am /Im stereo ra dio. Lie . 611JFJ OR $99 PER MO. • • w,.... ,,.. ;, 1Jtt1.111 .. 111<........,,, ~,... ,,.i.." mu.n -""llH---• q-, ,....11t h 12 .... 1973 PONTIAC LEMANS WAGON· AIR CONDITIONED $·31 ·95 $195 DOWN OR $83 .PER MO. c ...... m,.. ...... •:si1•.11 ... • 1k . ,.,.,...,.. 0.1 • ....,. ..-. ,..iu lo ""'21 . .0 ....., •1tJ .._. ---4t __.....,,...._AN k IJM, Air conditionei;l, au- tomatic trans.. power steering, radio & heater. Lie. #212GJU • ''THANKSGIVING WEEKEND-SPEC IALS!11 1973 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 bR. CPE. Air Conditioned Air conditioned, automatic trans.. power steering , radio, & heater. Lie . #210GJU ' ~2-99 5 ,____._. OR $195 DOWN $79 PER MO. Caoh ,.111,.. p<lte h •:Jlf7.7J I•• & lk. IOMI ....... .,.....,,.,, ~t • p<iu h .. ~ •. 12 wflh '19$ ....,., --.., 41 -lhly~h. &l'tll1 12.•1. ' . -. · 1973 VENTURA 4 DR •• Air Conditioned 1973 VENTURA 11 4 Dr . -Air Conditioned, automa,tic frans., power steering, radio & heater. Lie . #791 GNJ $ 795 O~ 195 .DOWN 73 PER MO. c • .i. Miii .......... 11 IHJ7.7S ,.,. • 11c. looll ........ Doth ...... ,..... ,.-i .. io NJOJ.72_.tt.,ltJ.._....,_ ___ thly ...... ANk • • ''QUA-1.ITY USED CARS'; '72 2"£~~"'~' SAVE '69 Wli~=-s1995 '70 • Ol:DSMOBILE $2 6 9 5· v1.-.erv1-w..-_ v ... ""-10t, •• """'· - llel!fiilg. -lll'lkH. llool •«-. l(Ql'(ll'll, willl ~llticin 1NV111mn.tnitnc1. uc--.nl '71 §i2 s2595 · '73 ~i~ $AVE '69~~-~?!!AN$AVE OPEN DAILY • 9 A.M.1TO 9 P.M. SALES . PRICES IN EFFECT THIS WEEK·rND ONL·Y · . · -1 · • -' ·- --..... I • , 32 DAIL V PILOT Saturday, Noinmbtr 24, 1973 BRAND NEW 1')14 M1J.Stang 2 DOOR ·HARDTOP INCLUDES: Dealer preparat.ion. freight, Calif. eomlssiol\ control.~dealer retention fee, full factory equ1pmen~. ORDll YOURS TODAY plus tax & license '71 PINTO Coupe Auto. traos., factory air condition· $, 899 ing, radio. heater, vinyl roof, only 25,.442 miles. likt n!W. (794PLM> '72 C ev. Nova Coupe Small v.a, power s,teering, power brakes, radio, heater. Deluxe chrome, like hew. (36SETDJ s2399 '71 V-8. stick shift, air ca,ditioning! shag carpels,;rnag wheels, spef:Jal metallic paint, ·high· back bucki!ts. Sin.' Bin Spe-cial. .(71607H) '68 Dodge Dart Small V-8, auto. trans., factory air condition-- ing, power steering, radio, heater. CVRAS71) '73 Ford F250 s999 ~:~~~r ;:r;t~~~l;,,".!c"~::~ s4299 brakes, radio, healer, Heavy Duty Jackman spoke wheels, extra gas - tank. Complete with camper shell. Only 7,200 miles, like new. Lie. No. 54563T. · · '71 Renault R16 Sedan/Wagon. 4 cyl., -'speed, radio. healer. Extra clean, gas saver. IJ92CZBI • -. • ' Br.and New 1.974 3;4 TON PICKUP Styleside-360 V-1, ranger pack, crulso, pwr. steer., t/glass, rear step bumper, gauges, etc. <F2SYRT2-'723l 4341 s3999 1973 FULL PRICE . PLUS TAX & LICINSI_. . ' MUSTANG GRANDE 3S1 CID V-8, cruiseomatic, convenience group, inst.group, wide oval tires, pwr. disc brakes, console, AM·FM stereo, pwr, windows. OEMOl'l.STRATOR CJF04H168177) 964 ' 54277 .FULL PRICE PLUS TAX & licenH GRAN TORINO 2 DOOR HARDTOP (USID) 039HSW s3395 1973 FULL PRICE PLUS TAX & LICINSI / MAVERICK 4· DOOR Luxury decor option: air conditioning, cr~iseonu1tlc,·white wall tires, AM·FM stereo. Pwr. steering; 6 cyl., vinyl roof. DEMONSTRATOR (3K922136975) FULL PRICE ,LUS TAX .. LICINSI -----Brand New 1974 BRONCO WAGON :?02 V-8, 4500 bb gvw pkg., radio, aux. fuel t•nk. w/skid plate,. front & rtar chrome bumper:, etc. (Ul5GLS83207..) 4249 FULL PRICE '69 Opel 2 DR. Stick shift, radio, healer, Only 33,601 mites. sa99 Like new. (ZKY232) '71 T BIRD Landau Cpe. V.:,&...auto. trans., factory air condi-$ tioning, power (disc) brakes, powe r wind.ows, AM/FM radio, heater~ whitewall tires, vinyl roof. bucket ' seats. Sharp, 17,456 miles. #427080 '73 PINTO Sta. Wagon 499 4 speed, stick shift, {disc) brakes, $ 99 radio,heater,whitewa lltires,detuxe 24 trim, It. green matching int. 12 months or 12.000 mile warranty. #537GWZ - 10 PASSINGll STATION WAGON • • • Brand New 1974 .. PINTO 2 Dr. Sedan 2300 cc2V 4 cylinder, front & rear bumper guards, radio, whitewall tires, accent _g(oup, f/glass (,R.l0Y119703) .QJO: s2599 '70 Ford Club Wagon FULL PRICE PLUS TAX & LICINSl '6 cvl., auto.'""'·• P"W"r steeri09, $2199. radio, healer, 3 seats, Excellent condition. (.41llBZTl . '73 FORD LTD Coupe. _ v~. auto. trans .. fociorv air condi· s4299 tion ing, power steering, power disc · brakes. radio, heater, vinyl roof with ,, port holes. 12 months or 12.000 mile warranty. )418GXAJ , · '72 Ford Gal 500 Cpe 'v.s, auto. trans., factory air condi- .,_tioning, power steering, (disc) I brakes. radii>, heater, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass, wheel covers, utiful black finis h. #679EI R s22t9 '68 MUSTANG Coupe V~. auto. trans., factory air Condi· s 1 39 9 , tioning, power steering, radio, her . le('.. _vinyl, roof, metallic mi,foon. _ i Real sharp. #VHA687 '71 PINTO Coupe Vinvl roof, • •oee<I· radio, heller, S_ f 699, whitewall tires, deluxe chrome4ow miles-extra sharp. #lnDTB . '69 lorlno Coupe Fastback. with 4 speed, radio, heater, metallic.red. sharp. (YPF737) • FORD I • • , u y 7 • . .