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SATUltDA-Y, NOVEMBER. 1.6, 1968
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• ' < ·,;' Sylvia,~es.i. 19, .Tgstiii;. 0indy·;Scbarm,ch, !ft,
FOU1'ta!n Valley,·and.Gfenna ·Hann.an, 48, Orange.
Queen'wffi.be. named'11µring OCOOolde~weot. foot-
. ~ g~•t Lellard Sl:llllum. .
, Nixon, LBJ· S~ttle Disp"D:t.e
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Bar~ed by Judge
'Mle price of a haircut In Califotnia
may drop, at least tempc>rarily, union
ofllci.ab aaid after an Orange County
jUdge 1truck down a lMl law which
sebl minimum prices for haircuts.
The law 'was declared unconstitutional
Fridly In Santa Ana by Superior Court
Judge Ronald M. Crookshank in a suit
filed by the State Board of Barber Ex·
aminers . against Ricky Star, who op-
erates 28 barbershops in Orange County.
The autt was filed because Star charg-
es onJy ·ft.75 foi' haircuts for adults;1the
state mlnimum in the county iJ· $L91.
Under the 27-yW-old rtate law, barben
in each county or city .can establish a
minimum price by majority vote.
StaleWide, the minimums range from
$1.91 to aboqt $2.08 for adults.
But where the Jaw "is a 1ham to cover
up lobbying , for price-fixing," Judge
Crookshank aald, "'Y"h legislation hai
b..,, held to violate the colllttbltloo, both
state and federal." He added that it
alto viOJatea antitruat Jaws.
Union officials said the ruling would
lower haircut pricea -at least for a
while -~t IUDOlll the 3$ per·
. ' cent of the atBte'• 17 ,000 licemed bar-
bell who are not in the--barbers up.ion.
Hal Carter .of Barbero Uol!lll Local ·
1000 in Loi AnteJes County aald even
nonunloo barblsl·wJJJ. ehatge blgh prices
eventually. ' • . · i
'"'l'bi!ise· barberl will nOw have to Ol'·
ganile .in order not lo driv~ ~imelvea
out of busln ... tllrough cut-throat com-
ttti " he said. ' . pe on, . .. .
Star aald he bu been fi&htlng unions
and the state agency for dri:e years
and lbat.. be "coold have 1cried1'' when
he beord tlie ruling. · '
"I rough~ the mfu!m.., 1>ecaiuO 1 fell
the ~p oWners them~v'Fs· sboqld .
charge wbat they want. aDd nOt leave
It up lo the st,ate," he sald; . . .
Leonjrd Beoowltz, Pmtdt!lt oi.tlie Or·
ange County chapter of AssociJi.ed Mu-
ter Barbera, and Be8uticiaos of Amer--
lea, wbich includes bo~ union ,and aon..
'unl!Nt barbers, a&rMI. that ~i;ullni·
will loWer pr.ices "a.t Jeaat · for now."
"But ii wW0 allo effect ·the Qllllity ol•
services and Qnitation "" the -~ ~· he said... "They ju.st dln't IUbSist OD
.Newport lleaeh . Aooolnblymlll llcbert
Badham failed Fl'.)day . In llli bid for
the number I post_ In the "-nbly.
where Robert T. Monagaa ol TrllC)' .will
probably lie opeU'I'. : ·,
In 1a ' heated, '.cloleil door sealOn. the
GOP maj<i'lly -Ung· .at Aolkwrutr In ·
Monfttey Collllly; tool: 'two lJal!olt !be-
fore voUng to back Charles Conrad of
Sherman Oaks over Badham u spe&tet .
pro ~.· -In 'eommancl:ol the Assembly• I ~ ~ • '
Earll!f, Monapll &ol the uunfiims
support of the q GOP wem~ to
unseat llelllOCJ'alic Speakei: J-.Unruh
otlnglewood. -
The Republic_.,. bad not planned to ·
vote IOI' their eholCea f.,i the tcip two
Asiemlily '~p·pi>lltloni """ they begin theil' two.day <ljieetlJlg 1'Tbunday
In thll Mooter# Coi1!1tY ~ ._-t. ·
·The cdnlereric:O ..... biDed u •'plan' nin8 ...., f<ir' the GOP'I• !fl' ~ I
tiye. JCOF.am--. 4 ..-... -· ~.... ,.
~· Coorad ;and ~ "8ntod ·to ' 1etlle'tbe~ .: . j
Badham ""° CGnfldebl ha,llld tho 11 ...... ··· f -1romt11e ~'=~ .b*-·dld nqt ittand tW, ·~ ..... ~ .. ~ ... ~. • . -J!u~MonllPii ~·from • -d~ .,m8etloc ,Frid&J ~ to ....
the knvet" ,rites."
• • . • """""' to ner-. <;onr&fl. '!U the 1'7 A:r' ·r· es*nd i"n u ·u·n· tt' ~gto' n· . v~,ama"'"""" c~ Wte~ MOI>
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.. Folknving. Nar~otic,'.Raid :·thtte~Jl<»::.be ... 1111=~--)la . , . elected ... the -dip ....
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A raid .on a -wn Huntington · .-the l)olne Of Berole Frank ~ ~bile ... --.f <ii the Lef.
Deach . llome IJ'tted oeven pe!'!On& en ~ ol 111 Nlnlh St.,. wUb .ao',amot ,..;... ~for Iba iiilih ID ' ..... ~ ~ Frldly·.lliglil ._,, "'iat far oilt ii(-marl~ .. ' . . • Ill ... ~.· ................ .
rellll'"' I -of · illna'•'• !Ii». ·wife, llary, II, and !l'l:'.~ Ola Don\Oei'atlc edp. _. " recov .... 1 .•ppro ""'V ...,. ~ far'p111e1il80 of'niaHtuaha ·• \. •
nve J)OWXll ol marflu..,. and ahoul tot and belnc~·wbero -are
P:"-'" ~ '· .. .a.a • "s ·· B • ;~l.li:e ~or~ wllb ., .. la. from Pl! -;. olber --~ ~ . now , . uruaaes
State Bur..,. ol Narcoti°' EnlOJ'C'lllOlll. JostPh 'Geor&e..111 ; Geor&e. Gorda, 11; ·'
• and :rimoth1 llodln Sienrt, II, aD 'ti. To. ··u ........ e Fun .
Monrotli; Jlnuny "-~•-~. 11, .1.1,Ull \ A'zusa; and DoD 'C'JCDWI LodJaW ... t t l I ,
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Glendora. .. I • • ..,.,,..~, 12°11 ...
In~ lo .the ·~ 1$0; ~:.1•· .• -:i::a~-ln -lat and other druo. 'aid Oil. • tbt ·-.. .. -Carl Vldano, a .. -... a !'Jl Collfotlla .......... -la fa Mau••• r1flO ..... --hi! Ille lo!i-llw • ,. r T ........... resldedce. ,. . rala,. ,,
Vldano l&ld 'olflcen mot a brief flurry 'lllO WOJlllwman ,,._ •1r a -
of raloiuice aa Ille-"~ ~ ldotm ou1 cl. .. --
lo fl""1 !lie nutGlloa dciwa • -" the f1nt -Frldor..r ... ,. •• Bali hod .been 1tt 1t $12,IOt for. {11111 'Snow ,ad rllD, '.4t!1Jn! .. •Ill alll-
bli( hid Doi yet been.Ml I« tjlo -ludo,'""'...., a fir -• tlio
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, DALY I'll.OT s.tin.,, N....-16, 1968
:South ·Africa Envoy ·Cit~s·'. Bl.acks~ Pro·gr.ffss ·
' ·.~es League ·-'• earlies Action
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Tbe OrlJlle b.mlY Harbor District.
prime torpt lul llUll1JMP> ol lhe County
~ ol CIU.. and a lllate Ieglslat«,
bu DOI -forgotten.
"' Tbe ...... cc+•h••hj Ill c;amPllP .... lo-... -..... ......., .. eamq --hi ••• bu Ill .... c1111 fl J&. t, mo, to ...,.,_.,, lil
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' . La -. CllJ CoondlJnan 1111 R.
• Slmallll-olo-dl••"kw • ,...mttteo. 'l1lo otzldeiY Ibis limo ctlll
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lhel!oanfolS~ .
During tile early pert ol neil year,
oil)' ""'""''" will be uked to adopt _._!tr dillolttlfm ol the -.,_
ll)'-1.lllo~the
can be bola!< tile LArC. •
'l1le ....... ~ Illa! Ibo LArC wlB dehrmloo _,.._ 1... Ibo lrallller
ol dlotzld-S .... -... -ts for U.. apn.Uon. melnt"""""' and con-
llnµalklD ol .taclllll-. "' IDcoporited cities.~ ~ .Thll ' relates bid: to the l>eg!nnlng
of the organbed llCbl qalnlt the Harbor
District 81 DOW comtftuted t I separate
• taxing dfltrtet. . .
• • Huntingtlm Beach -the actl!X! becaUBO . they objected to the district'•
.··attitude ovt< pollclng the Hunuapm
H,arbaur waterways.
•• Tbe city cootaoded Ibey Were doing
the fir< .... police pr-jo~ ....
.. the district -colleclfng -fr<m ·. their cl-.... -bullni nothing.
•• Ila the long.battle wued 1X1 Newport
Beach city eocmcl.lman aasumed and ac-
copted the llcl that they woold lake
• over man.r dlatrict faocticms in their
-dty. < I • •II'
Action qaiml lhe dllJrld ended lul 1umnw when lhe . .._...... voled to
. coollnue lbe enllly u at ..._i. Tbey
. did this after a !IU<Cell!ul lfiilit to nep
. • Iegialatlvt bill by Allemblynwt J Dbn
, V. Brig(I (1\-Fallertan) fr<m pUlng
• out of committee.
But committee cltalrman Jobn T. Knmc
"(O.Rlcbmond) told --ents to try lhe LAl'C route and U It did
.. not w..-k be woold entertain another
diaaolutlon bill.
. 'lbe diltrid wu formed by an act
• of the JegUlaQn and prMU!Dlbly CID
• •be abolllbed by the lllate lawmaking
bedy.
· City diaatilfactlon became almoat
• mwnJ!TV!UI when Z3 GI. 2f cities (out
of 15) attexffnc a meetiaa Jut IUDliller
: • yoted to back dlaoluUon ol the diltr1cl.
Divorce Granted
Knight's Daughter
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Muilyn Eat·
on, elclell · daulhter · ol !..-mer Gov.
o-Jn J, Knilbt, WU grll!ted a di·
von:e Frldly alter t.ltlfylng her hua-bao!I. Robert, called bu llupld before
lriondl and stayed out 11 nl&bt.
Siie rlCelveil cualotly of lhe couple'• two cblldren, April, 18, and Heather, 11.
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OltNtM. COAST PVIU•ti. COMPMf'I'
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DAILY PILOT lt.lff ~
Ra.ms Mooes to Mustang Campus
New.est reside'11 of Costa Mesa'Higb School farm is
0 Pi'tta:," a two-yeBN>ld ram. Joe Metcalf of Sears,
Souttl'Ooast Plaza (ceuter) admires priz~winning
animal along wlUl agriculture students Leonard
Buckley, 15, (lelt)' nnd Bill Lupis, 15. Sears gave
money to purchase ram to Newport-Mesa School
District. ·
Trial Under Way ..
FQr .Forn:te,t;, Aide
As Embezzler
Testimony began Friday In the
Superior. Court embezzleinent trial of former cblef deputy public administrator
Arthur Charloll.
Counfy Ccrouer•1 officers and public
admini!trator'a office aides began to
f!B&emhle 'before Judge Howard C. ·
CamerQo data which will, they allege,
pnwe that Charloll misappropriated
publlc lundl In tile amount ol $23U7.
Omlolf, as, 11 accutee1 or taking that
money fr<m the estates of ab< county
r!!llldenta wbo died In the Orange County
Medical Center. Hospital official! a1lo
testWed Friday that Charloff never
delivered lundl collected at the boopttal
to hit office.
Charlolf, a former FBI agent, took
over Louil T. Vanacourt'1 job when the
latter wu tentenced to 1 to 10 yean
in state prilon for eatate embezzlement
on a much greater scale than CharloU'1
alleged offensea.
Charlott was a key figure in the: ex-
Po!W'e of bis pr<deceaoor. Before hl!
arrest Jt wu said that he had helped
to make the public admlnlatrator'a office
''VanJcOW1-proof.''
1st Competif:ion
Starts in Valley
For Junior Miss
First round of compeUlion foc the
ll8Ht Junior 11111 of Fountain Velley
title will be beid Sunday at a fonnal
tea at P~k Family Funeral Home.
Girls Vying for the Jaycee honor wUI
be Ju!lled in Ibis prellminary round
cm poile, apptarlDCe and lpea1dng abW·
ty, 11811 Cbalnrum Tom Kelley.
Final Judgli\J( la sei for Nov. 2l at
Tamura-Elementary School where each
air! will tie ~ lo perform 1
creallve talecl ol bit' ch8oslnl. Jud&Jli • ~ )lrL j.orln I4mman,
fonnel' Juiilor Ilia Canil Pappu, James
Nial llld Oeotp 8cotl. CUrHnt Junlcr
Mia b Pam J-. ..-,Uy a Whit·
tierC.Uqelttslunan. ..
Udall Won't Stay • In Cabinet Job
. WASHING'l'm (UPI) -Ill-8eo-
relarJ ·-L, Ucla1I bu ~ ll*llllllon bl Dillht ·~ on under lllcbard M. Nbon.
''J. tblnlt elgltl ,.... " k'lll •"""lh." the Arlzonali Uld In ........unc ..
hb -serlYOI. He told e .... cm-!..-bl pt1n1"' 1"lllm to tile pnclloa
ot i., dl'1tlllli lib time Wwtm Wub-bl&ICID utl PboeaiJ.
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Private Rite~~Jfo~y A~
Private funeral services have been
tentatively scheduled for 2 p.m. McW!ay ·
in .Santa Ana for longtime Orange County
journalist John W. "Sky" Dunlap.
He died early Friday at b18 home.
He was 56.
Funeral arrangements are being han-
dled by Smltb and Tutblll Mortuary, 518
N. Broadway, Santa-Ana.
At hl! death, Mr. Dunlap operated
Pacific Clipping Service with hil wife,
Vebna, and WU West Coast represen-
tative fDr F.dltor le · Publlsber, a
newapaper trade publicaUon.
At one time he wu edltc:w and
publisher of the Santa Ana Globe wblcl\
he founded in lff6, Tbe paper WU i!Oltl
in 1951 .
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$2 MiJJion Suit •
Faces 9 Doctors,
.Two Hospitals
Huntington mtercqmmunUy and Hoag
Memorial ·b61pllal! and nine phy!lclll!!
have been named as defendantl ln a
12 million Superior Court wrongful deatb
suit fUed by a widow and her twa
children.
Mrf. Patricia Knlgbt's complaint
aUea:es that "carelessness and negligence
in diagnosis, prognosis, t r e a t m e n t ,
surgical procedures and care" of Roriald
Irwin Kniibl of Santa Ana cauaed bll
destb in Hoag Hoepltal 1a!1 July Ill.
She alleg., that Knight COllSU!ted the
doctors last Feb. 28 and entend Hun-
Uii'tton Intercommunity on their advice
on April 16. Knilbt, who ustrtediy-
received 11negllgent" treatmtn\ durtnc
bts Blay tber<, left the hospital in June
and waa admitted to Hoag on July
3, He died July 20.
Eight of the nine physlclBD1 hall fn>m
Orange Cout commun1y11. ThtY are
lallltlftld ,U llfl. ~ A}Vom,
1811 Newport Blvd., Colla Meu; Dooa1d
A. Ktoll, Vlctor J. Wutover, and Ro-
jendra lle!al, all of ISi Hoopl\al Rold,
Newport Beacb; Wandell C. Witte, Ill
OUve Aft.,H!lllllqtm Btacb;J . .llQberl
Egan and Robali W. Crecco, both ol
4GO Newport Celiter Drive, Newport
Heach and Jlll!el H. Caley, !,A> Superior Ave., Newport 8-b. Abo lllmod 11
Dr. Kemeth J. Engel ol Anabeim.
Actor Divorced
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LOS ANG!JLICS (Al!) --Val-
ttle Allon WU lrllJlted a dlVwce from
octor ~ Donaliue after \aDina • J!ldp
DoMlmt llll1ad aw11 fr<m home !tr iolW periodt, lbm 1'Nld be 'dldnl ban
toupialo Wby°he WU lllf.•
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·11e wu a leacier In ·journallltlc eUorts ::i:'i:t counlJI and· tile follnder and flnl enl ol tbe Oringe County chapter
of Sigma Dtl\a Cbl, p. r o le 11 I o n a I
jour,ialiltlc IOclefy, In 1181.
From 196!'throu&h 1183, Mr. Dunlap
WU -to the president .ol Santa
Ana Collep and ICted u director of
publlcatl1>111, community servl,,.. and
a1umnf nlatlool.
A Dlllve of Santa Ana, Mr. Dunlap
be1an bll jouma111tlc career cm tbe
Santa Ana .Rqllter In lllS.
AftOr two YHrt, be i.11 to join United
Prell aod' WU I buretu manqer in
mll!1 perll of ' Callfonile,. llPOcla1IY
sa.ramon1o where be pined fame u
a poUUcal writer.
Nm f<!llowed bll adventure witb the
Globo and tben ID .-IaUon witb lhe
Loi Anplea Tllnel u a copy reader,
rellef \alefl'llph edit«. and telegraph
editor.
Mr. Dunlap 11 turvlvad by, In addiUon p ~ wife, hJa mother, Mr•. Laura f?.m.JIP or Santa Ana, a alater, Mn.
Ruth Jloion of Blllinp, Mont., and
a niece, Mn. Emily Plnnlz of Santa
Ana.
Tbe Orange County Prw Club, In
wblch Mr. Dun11p had been a prime
movtr llnce Ill Inception, sent to 'tbe
mortuary today a &wer arrangement
witb tile lnlcriptlon ' "SomeU,.,., the
hardest part to write 11 1ao'." 'IV'trldJ.
Uonal llgno/f to llW'k tbe and of a
news 1tory by a rtpot1er Is tile nwneral
30.
* * * Dunlap Was Tall
In All Respects
John Dunlap earned hJa I I st y f t
nickname Just by growing up -all
t1!e WIY up to ~ leel, olibl IncheL -,
11\1 Mtftd1 In tbe ..... --to dalllht 1n Introducing blm at public ·f-and Uplalnlng !bit be WU "nve fMt, hrentJ."
Bui~ laUCllod Ill bll Ul!llad -
dl)'I ol tbO Illa 'Iii Wlitn ba WU
1tnt &o ~ to cover a national
polttlcal ""Venllon.
'!1tl UP boJI, wileb' e110U11>. made
blm !hair lloor """' and --__,~--who -bari -opoU1111 their own -In !bl midat at tile
polltl<al polpourrl -1111 wire -=~ -bad 11!1 troobll lb>:
He lluclc out "'1 abM !be crowd.
And lhe hwnan ll!ilt' bl Jllldo In the
,.. of Inunanlt;' 11M1a11J marhtl !bl
spot -tbe ldloll wu.
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l'lsablf lmprested
~ity Officials Se'e
l?retty .. Oil Wells
JACK CHAPPELL
01 !fie O.ltr "'"' .,.,,
. A l«r of d~IUiled Loi Anl!eles o0
lnlllallaUona, arranaed for a doun
Newport Beach am Costa Meu city
offlclals, lpPUentl)' made some beadw•:r
Jn IOftenlnc "Harbor Area attitudes
towud oil preducllan.·
Tbe coulal deleplion viewed ,... dor·
rick enclooed to look by ,;, olfice bulldlng
and another llll'rOllDded by 1 fancy fence
worth lllO per nmn1ng foot.
Veteran Newport P l a n n I n c Com-
mlaaioner Ray Y. Copeijn.'1 reaction wa.s
·~erifff Fm«t
f.heir 1Su~Peei
I ~ .. N'.ext Doo,
sberw'1 officers didn't have to look
very far Fr!:day for a Costa Meu man
who allegedly bur1Ied the county Jail
and escaped with evidence &clteduled
for ue against Healan motorcyclist
Frank "Wild MOtlle" Rundle.
Michael Nellon WU in Depanment
One of the county courtboule, being
arraJcnetl on char1., of armed robbery
at a Santa Ana liquor store.
Nelson, 21, of 499 Bnladway, is aceuaed
in tbe ~w district aUomey's complaint
of buraJary and the poaeaslon and Bale
of marijuana. It la allqed that !te en-
tered Ibo ctll\ie labotatory in the old
jail bulkllni on Syoamore Street, .Santa
Ana, took the Rundle evidence and a
quantity of marijuana.
Ne1aon later lold the Illicit weed, the
complalnt add!Uonally allegu.
Sbertll'1 offlcm llld la\a Fridav that
Ibey had "no evidence to itiOw" tbal
Nelaon WU a inember of lbe Helllan
organlzaUoo. AJ>1 they refuaed to com-
ment on Wbatber Ibey . believed lhe
burglary lo be an attempt by Nellon
to compllcate the upcoming trial of
ltundle.
ltundle, 14, of !IS Albert PllCI, Colla
M-mull ro to trial Jan. I In SUparior
Court. He Is ilCCllled ol atlemptad
murder, llU!lll with a d...U, we1pon
and buraJary.
ltundle II clilried by atflcen u leader
of a Cana: of JfeM!•u who lnvlded
lhe Colla MeA home ol formtt boxlnll
champlan -Olazkr and IUbjeeled 1llm lo • besting with cycle cltalnl.
Gluier WU a1lo Ibo! In the lland U
ba -up bis l!'l1ll to protecl -· Gluier wu Nld by offices to bave
-battered becaUM ol a -1oui encounter with a member ol the'
~cleclub.
Nellon'• armed robbery chsrp mma
from bis allepd holdup lul 8tpt. II
of the KetUe liqU« atore In ~ta Ana
when l3ll In cub and ooma checka
were talten by o prunan. His sr-
ralgmnlllt on that cl!ar&•. bu been beid
over unlll Friday by Judp WUllam
Spoln.
Coµnty To Move
Forward With
Erosion Projett
somewhat typical of the group : 0 1 think
it has brought an enUrely new concept
1n drilling for oil, Tberr wu DO more
dlaturbance there than at a man atcn. n
Tb• oil tour, manged by Standird
and Occldental oil compsnl.,..,u -
at showing city olflclab tbal oil pro-
duction ll compaUble with \D'bail en-
vironment.
Departing from COiia Meu Civic
Center, the l'OOP went Oral to lhe
Petroleum Club in the Hilton Hotel for
lunch and an address by Arthur 0.
Spalding, Loo; Angtles City petroleum
Mm'ntrati'°' oWctr.
~TB AND UND'IT . .llil!Idlal outllqod -Lill· klplll boif &lll'.to ~~guJl!rol~Jl!'OducllGD aid·
lil(al ~Ii !aC<111ed to lbe city frqn ....... ~ \; ... , T..n;;t. ~ch I ~~I -·12t1 "' '°lllli ~ )>) .. DonaliI Mclf!Dll, councilman ; ~,Rojvi, Co "'ncllmaa: Jltn'
DIOlillio.. ~ _!}t1 . man• I er : Coiie!lnr )'Curt """'• planning com· mlJslooer an!I Dudley Huges, consulllng
~neer ..
·cOs(I Me. participants were Bob
Wilson, councilman ; Bill St. Clair, coun·
cilman;· Roy June, city attorney; Bill
Dunn, planning director ; Nate Reade,
planning commlssioner; and H. J. Wood,
planning commissioner.
Al Nelson of the county department
of building and sa1ety atoo attended.
Spa]ding. said that, at the outset, the
Los Angeles Ci ty C-Ouncil Chambers were
jammed with people protesting oil pru-
duction. Now, he says, 60,000 barrels
a day are pumped in the c.lty with.
very few complaints. Los Angeles made
$1,288,000 in income from oU production IUt year, he said.
L PLAN
The heart of the Los Angeles plan
ii exploratory core-hole drilling by the
companies. They are aUowed after get.
Ung a permit, to drill for llO days
to explore for oil. If it's found, the
companies can file for an oll drilling
dtstrlcl. Tbe city then tells tbem Jull
'!hat hu to be done 'to make produCUon ·
lilitable 1n the area.
In IOl!le places, thit has necesaltated
the comtrucUan of hlgh rise office
bu1J41ng facadea round the welll and
derrlcb u well as utemive aound-pn> ~ eCOGomlCI permitted cOmpanl .. IOI fancy, where they dldii•t, the oil
.... left In tbt ground.
Tbe l'OUP toured Standlfd's fill m1llloa ''Packard" faclllty ln the heart
o1 a -.b<illnea and apJr!ment dlltr1cl.
'From the outalil<, It looked and llO!lllded ~ an olllce building. Inside DOiiy
pumpa were auc.king 25,000 bamla ·ol
oil from the ground each day. It wu
the b111e!I Loa Angeles field """' WJba. lngton, a Standlfd official 11ld.
Occidental exhibited a 1311 million
devtlopment Just down Iba llreet fnm
Standard'•· It wu concealed by a J.Uoot
concrete and rock fence, costing fZllO per foot.
om= REAcr
Heactlon1 of tbe city officials wn
pnerally favorable to the tour and the
prospect of local oil development
Roy June, Coata Meu.-"I think when
we considered oil well drllllng we tboull>t
It would be much the 11me u that
of Huntington Beach. The tour wu very
enllgbtening. It II Plwlnc to aee bow
larce leases can be developed Jn the
center of a large metropolitan area.,,
Ray. V. Copelin. Newport Beac!>-"I
think 1t bae brought an enUrely new
Acllon to mov0 l\lrwud with Plille concept 1n drilling for oiL There wu
• s ol tile Orange Cwnty Beacll Erollon no m,... disturbance there than In a
illY>ject at Newport Beach wlll be taken retail alore ."
by lhe Boord of Supervts.... Tu<lday. Bill St Clair, Costa Mesa-"! don't
OperaUOlll pti'Med tor thl third phi.II think It's a case of are we or ~·t ~a~ -brukwalor near we, but are we 101n1 to con!rol it
the Sant. Ana Rlver mouth (orl.flnally I think we owe it to ourselves to find ~ lot off t!>e Nll'l!llOrl ~)., a out what:. .unc\er the ll'ound. OU -pn u an oileoilooa•of the Wlli Jiiiy Pan!" wel'e forced to change tbelr opera.
o( the Sanltl ~ RIYor, and llructunl UN!llll by hard-noaed aWtud., pllCll •Ilka
and 111•!0Il1 11 -•'1 betWllD the tWport and Colla Miii have taken
river and Kewport Pier. Curt 1lolb, NIWport Beach -•'1li.,
Ccill di Pbue I " eatlmlted II did • lovt1f job ol covering llP wbal
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mlttad lo P17 f1 pll'CIOI ol Iba COii ; ;, J. "Jimmy" Wood, Colla 1(-
tbo lllata 1111 -~ !bl 111111 Deport-, couldA very tllucaUOl\ll trip. u pq1o
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DAILY ptLOT "'" ,_
P'iek of tlae Pirates I . One of these Oranj_~ Goaat College coeds will be
tapped as OCC's 11163 Homecoming Queen tonight.
Choice is between {frol)l left) Connie Pfister, 18,
Huntington Beach; Diane Newland, 19, Costa Mesa;
Sylvia Allessi, 19, Tustin; ,Cindy Scharmach, 18,
Fowrtain Valley, and Glenna Harman, 19, Orange.
Queen will be named during OCC-Ooldenwest foot-
ball game at LeBard Stadium.
Nixon, LBJ Settle Dispute
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There's "/Vo Such Thing as 'Co-Pres~~t~
J KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI) -After anddid noJ~~~ aloppebearedthe caselo b;avwebe!ldlUNerlxenOl\t ~ exten.siYe clarification from Washington uiwovu
and New York Presldem-elect ru.chard ideas about haw muth say Nixon wou1d
M Nixon and President ·John5on seem-have in basic foreign policy dtclaions ed. t.o u\iderstaod each other better today during f:he two months of_ transition.
I'll on the conduct of fore4gnr.;· llQ ~tween, ~ ~~, lrJweyer. I, now and inauguratkm~ .... "!Jo -J4ildd11r~t}cs.· ~ Jlbd. Naon
' ~ .,,., a time Fr wbep tbil,_ flew ~-Fklrida .Jlli; ~ ...U..
1 7 A~res~d i~ Huntington
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1 FollowinP Narcotic Raid
A raid on 1 downtown HunUngton
Beach home netted seven persons on
marijuana charges Friday night and
resulted in recovery of approximately
five pounds rl. marijuana and about 7.0()
pills.
Police working with agents from the
State Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement
enterftd the home of Btrn!e Frank Sam,
24, of 218 Ninth St., wJth an arrest war-
rant for &ale of marijuana.
His wife, M~, 21, and five others
were booked for pClSSesaion of marijuana
and being present where narcotics are
used.
The other arrests were identified as
Joseph George, 20; George Garcia, 19;
and Timothy Rollin Stewart, 18, all of
Monrovia; Jimmy Lee Deamer, 2Z,
Azusa; and D<m Quentin Ludlow, 20,
Glendora.
In addltion to the marljuana, LSD,
benzedrine and other drugs, said Del.
Carl Vldano, a .25 automatic and a
Mauser :rifle were recover«I from the
residence.
Vidano said officen met a brief fiurry
of reSistance as the suspect! attempted
to Oush the narcotics down a toilet.
Ball had been set at $12,500 for Sanz
but had not yet been set for the other
suspects.
Armed Troops in Prague
As Czech Leaders Dispute
PRAGUE (AP)-Czeehoslovak military Prague was repcrted !!_pder surveil-
polieemen wtih submaehlne guns: pa-lanCe by the Ct.ecboslovat army, and
trolled city streets today as the coon· sources said the 8,000-man Prague gar·
try's Communist leaders waged a pow· rison was on alert with all leaves can-
er 11trugg'9 with pro-Soviet hard-linus. • celled. ·
An anxious nation awaited the out4 Armored personnel carrlen were no-
com'e of the cruclal Central Committee ticed at one of the small Soviet milltary
meeting, now Jn Its eecond day, and command pasts in the, city, but there
woridered whether students and wcwk· was no confll'IDltion of rumors that
ers would defy • pvemme.nt ban m some Soviet uni~ hQd returned to
antJ&viet demcustrailODI. .Prague from PE\l'ID&fleDt camps in out-
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. Studeal leaders sal4 the repoda of l!rmY and Polke alerts made them real-
IR that demClllllrallolll , would. be ~
<lde. the; 8lll10UllaOd 'Plans !or pea<&-
J11Lo!Yns, 1ltartilg Sundi11 --..for a
llOy .!<I protest 1be ban oo demonolra-
llllm. and anotiier !or up lo tlUoe _ 4'11
lfl the,C..tral Committee declllonl are
mfavorable.
-sidle --they would partlc-IM!t In ~ •Dubcek lhflta" al l~IM'ta-.&ii '"'111!«1 !or Oe111uu1dsi-P.lilY leadtt AliQ:ander Dubcek and at
the aame time mali kaaller P'OUPI of ~ftrlaod-•.
Bilatchea ol • ._ta .. u. uo.
·member-Central Committee, ~
by •-and teimolaa lncllcalod IM• ~ ..,.n«Unl --~lo delet¥1
1111 J*lli pollcieo ... -"'" Old l<lua!d. llrilioln.-S-_,,
had ~ demanded fo kq what ~bod in~lho Sovleta l<I ~· ~try lorJlt ~ ol queDJnc '.'coulJter re"'1qtl<il.' • *111 CJr;oclk .. lovUI !wed tlley,. ..... Ibo ~
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holiday. For the oed several days be
will ~ leisure activities at Key Bls<ayiie-~th itall -corisultation oo
makaqrof bJs new admlnistraUDQ.
After a 1;1uiY day at rus· Ne~ ~~~~'"~ c.a.i• Goiil!i'.Aif, llae-oulsfdt,. Miami.
lie JheQ .lliotored to a bo>,llO · oil· ile,l' BisCiyM he rents fl'lim Sen. Gtuge
Smathen (0.Fla).
The fight W8' aboard llie' ,b]g 'Air
Force jet normally used.by .Jobnaon and
ordinarily knoWn as Air F~ bne. For
this bip, !lie ship. was designllted •SAM
26000 (Special Air Missloo). The figures
Constitute the plane'• customary seri:S.l '
number. Nt1on WU ~panied by his
close friend anCf Key Biscayne neighbor c. G. (Bebe) l!Oboto, plus stall ·mem-
bers.
The semantical fiap over foreign pol·
icy actually began with Nixon 1'1]ursday
in New York when be armounced his
deslgnaUon of veteran dipkmat Robert
D. Murphy as his special -ob§erver and
representative at the state department
during the transition period.
In making the announcement, Nixon
mentioned his arrangement with J~
$Oll whereby the world should tnow "that
any decisions which were made by or
any negotiations (Vietnam) that were
being undertaken by the prcsei:it admin-
istration wouJd be honored by the next
administration."
Then, with Murphy at his side Thurs-
day Nlmn went on to say:
"In order to make this 1 viable· ar-
rangement, it is, of course, necessary
that there be a prior consultation on
such (foreign) policy decislom and·that
thi:; President-elect not onJy be informed,
but that' be be cOllSlllted and that be
agree to the course of action."
Nixon was asked whether be · had
Johnson's assurance ''that you :will be
comulted on any foreigi;l potlcy an ·
decisions ta.ten in the next a> days.?"
"Not only bis usurance, btil bis and
my insistence that that be done," be
replied.
Bryce Harlow, a veteran of White
Houae service in ,the Eisenhower admin--
istraUon and i ranking Nixon staff
member, saw news reports fallowing
the Murphy pr~ con!""""° and ""'" scined cOCreclly that Uie Presiilent lpight
not be pteased. He called Jolwoo 'l'bUr.
day night and >a~aln Priday to ll"'f"
hI(n that Nliob !(ad ... 'mten4oo wnat·
•¥er ol,ll\trud\ns'tro<l~~ J>Ol.\cy
-"i&tlvps rf, !fie -I.'J'.eli Qt; JObnfi9n
wu cooceroed-He po!tlcularlY·dtallliod
9ne p0l>Ue ..... ers10. tO tti<t'.mect"~t
NIJbo was tryfllt·fo Ile to-~L. ,
Snow Bunniei
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.. County Judge Bar~ Mini~um Price · '
> Tbe prioe of a haircut In Calilorpia
may drop; at leait tetnpor'arily, union
oUiclall Ahl after an Orange County
'judge atruck down , !Kl law wblch
aets mlnlmum pricea for haircuts.
Th:e law was declared uncoostilutional
Friday ln Santa Ana by' Superior Coor!
Judge Ronald M. Cl'ookshank In a suil
flied by the State Board of Barber El<·
'amlners aga!Mt Rlcky star, wbo op-
erates 21 barbershops ln lOrange County.
Tbe suit was filed because Star charg·
es only fl.75 I\]< haircuts 10< adults; the
slate mlnh;num in the county la $1 .91.
Under the 17-year-old otate law, barbers
in each county or ctty can establish a·
minlmum price by majority vote.
Statewide, the minimums -range from
fl.ti to aboul f2.0I la< adults.
Saigon Eases
Stand, Due
At Paris Talks
PARIS (UPI) -Diplomata tod&y said
the delayed Vietnam negoUaUons may
soon get under way. In Saigon, govern.
ment orflcials said South Vietnam may
be nearing the end of ita .boycott of the
talks.
Mon encouragement came from
Hanoi. Le Due Tho, special adviser to
the North Vietnamese delegaUon here,
was flying to Parla. Such trips in tbe
past lilln8led P"'tl1ftl In the drive !or
seWement of the Vietnam war.
BatUefleld developmenta: marred the
optimism, ID ~QO, ~ mill,tuJ beadqu~:.i..t .. ~· jbe 'lllllD-
ber of Co vio!O!kial. "' u.. North • South VIOtnam border'20De hu
risejl Iii 11,.Tbo United Stat>. hu warn-
ed such vlolatlom oPOil diplomatic, ef.
forts here.
However dlptomatl here aald the talks,
which failed to open 10 days ago because
of the Saigon boycott, now seem p<>ss.lble
chiefly because of a change Jn the mood
in Saigon.
In Saigon, UPI ..,,.,..spondent Daniel
Southerland reported bot,h American and
South Vietnamese officials say~ meet.ings
between U.S. Ambassador Ellaworth
Bunker and President Nguyen Van Thieu or South Vietnam have improved the
atmosphere.
Saigon had refused to attend the talks
because it sald the arrangements for
Paria made by Hanoi afid Waabington
gave its arch foe, the Viet Cong guer-
rillas, equal status at the conference
table.
Southerland 11aid Bnnker'11 words P}us
a Washington State Department state-
ment that the United States in no way
is recognizing the Viet Cong has help-
ed soothe some Saigon fears. He quoted
a Saigon government source as saying
Thieu's regime now is taking 1 "rilore
reallstic view."
"We have come to the realization that
sooner or later we wlll have to go to
Par.s," the SBJgon official said. He said
Thieu now has come to regard as a
mere "outburst" a threat by U.S. de-
fense Secretary Clark M. Clifford that
H Saigon perototed In Its boytott, the
United Slate. would go it alone in the
Paris talb.
U.S. Repulses ..
Red Attackers
Near Saigon
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.But·wbere the.Ifw "ta' hJ1l io Cl>•",
up lobb)'illl fol' . ~lce-flxlag.". Jlld&e,
Croobbank said, • IUCh l<iltalatloft bu
been held to.violate lbe coostltutiOG llotb,
llate and federal" -lie odded ii\it it•
also vlolitea::anUtrual lawa. . .
UnlOn offlclals said ibe ruling iioold
lower baircl.ll prlces -at Jctast for a
w~ -ospeOlally •All)Oll( Uie 3&< per·
cenC of \bt ~la's 17,00\l llCtnsed bar-
bei's whci ~ !IOI In the liar~ ~.
Red Carter of liar~ Uoloo Local
1000 in !Ai Angeles Couilty·pid even
llOOuniOfl J>arben wilf'charge~blgh prices 1
evenbialiy. , ~ · • •
"Tbese b&tbers will now hive to or-
ganlr.e In oqter nol to clttVe the"""lvos out "'-buliaOss throu8b cut-throat ..... petit1oD... be· llld.
Heated D~IJate 1
'Star said lie ..... , beOn flchllnC -
and the .otate agenc)'. !or tlu'ee' ,..,.
and that be 1.'couJd. have~ qied" ·when
be heard the ruJini.. •
"l lougbl the mltilQum\ ilec•UM; \ lett
the shop , °"""" il\<mselvea , should
charge wha.t \bey Want,. and nqt leave
it up to the state," 'be '.aald. • > Leonard Beaowitz, presjdent d the Or·
ange C"lJJty c)/apter ol ~ Mu-
ter Barb!o's and BealitlclamLol Amei;·
icil, which ineluifes' bOth union a'rxl noo-
union barbers,' air!ed that' the ru11nJ
will Jower pr\ces_ "al lea.! fir OO'lf.,•:
"But it will aia<1 eff'lCI the qual)ty ol
services and ..mtatrcm of the stiopa;"
he .aid. '"I:bti Jiist cail.'' subl!Jf .. ->..C • . ~ lower r.IUQ. • '• ~
Badham Rebuffed in ·Bid. ' . -. : .
To ·~ajor Asse:mbly 'Joh ..
Newport Be8ch Assemblyman Robert
Bad.ham failed Friday in his bid for
the nwnh!'r 2. post in the Assembly,
where Robert T. Monagan of Tracy will·
probably be speaker.
In a healed, ·closed door SessiOn the . .
GOP majority meeting· at Mllomar 'Iii
Monterey Coonty\ took--two · bollota ~
lore voting to back ~lei Conrad -~
Sherm'an Oab""°ver ~m· ~ ~
pre temmre, second. in command" "-tbt --·-bly'..-, . . . .!' .~ .· '. '. -(" Earn.., Monagan gol: the unanlmaill 8upport' .or ihe u qop 8saqnblymen ·i.; .ms.at Delnocratic speaker J..S. Unridi of~· ,. .i' Democrats Meet Ttie nepiij>licw ,Ipoj no1,')ll8-l.'1o
. -!bi: 1belt. Cltq)Ctl J~ 'the ' l1to At Dittneylatul d. '· =.~~~-~ . -~
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" ~· " ~ll.un' ·c..,l,\;lad·~ liJdhi'm<'.~I • ',lo AN.&HE:!tf,~)· _ .. ,...,bead · of'.lhi! ' ' ' ! f • ' • ~ • • ' • disaiderit I a. l>ert{ocratfC1.couh.Cil" settk! ~ ' r \ 'r .-•.. 1 •• • ··'
... C!Pllnliolt,,r! ,iod•v ' t!iat , CalUornia 'Bailliam waf ..;,,,n~'tia-i!"°:lbi ·2i
Democrats can 11,olte'hi a, wini!IDB coali·. ,;oles n~IT~,: ;lhO tion of. "new JJQ,fittq ." ' . ', . ' caucus even.thn11ah .• 1.. ~
"The new poUUcs· Js' really a ~nUcs· riot attend ~~~ ·1::;· , • •
of broader ~Ci!>litlon·" !Olli ,..Gerald' 'iltll M " ' '· .. ..,_....., a ~'-"-""
L. Hill ol Sir\-~~. "Tll~l's . wl\lt. ·'\dqr 'mZ:;" :;::~ 1 ~
we're an~. ·ror."" ' .. -;, . Di:iUnct tO nenmeD 0 Cobi11il ,m 1 u. . Hill and M.,_ '-•M•.· I••~-' .J... Jof.' vi~-' ' I • -. . · ~· ).""!.':-' ~a AUU o,;i.u;_. , • • • * • , -, •
ficlaJJ gathered at Dlsneylabd today ·to 1
• ~ uoaninloUs 1caUeua Vo&: forr14•
..,.,. their pos)Uon lo~owJng the NO.. ~,n. of ~. w_, OQly a . loniWllj.
5 election ind begfu bulldliig for t!llO· •n•s oot W>e>:peded 'd ·C:oorse" 1\lm.
when Callfornii voter& wlll ·Choose a agan -told, ~ 111 jJut.~'t tbJql:
governor. U.S. "'nal<lr ' and .a bOot of tbereMoo:°anl'<_and~,·' Cfliadtesl • .'.'.i,; m·.;.·....: other officers. Offlclatly, il is a ineet· IJl,lU .--us
Jng-ol the par)y's 116 • ~ber uecu-offlclaily .de<la<l.,le. · 'ltaderilliP ,po-
ti.ve eo.nµnitl'9!. · · · · · aiUon11 'When ' tlW ~Wre) eoovenes
ManY complired the ilfui.tion to Pre-Jan. I. •
1958 da)'I when .Republli:ans bejd vlr-Republicans --1 al tbe Let-
tually every major office In ·the llate lslature !or the ~'.iliile 'Jn a: decade
and Demoerafi-were spllnteMI and in the Nov. 5' e~ overttirnhi& a
quarreling amoni themaelvea. · · 42-38 Dam~ ~ . . ·•
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South-.. Africa Envoy <E t·es· Blacks' ·Progress,
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dies Action ... . On· }Jarbor· ·
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'Ille Orup Ooun1y -Dliirtct.
prime -Jut -of the Ooun1y Le8gue of Cities and a .Ute JeglslaJcr,
baa not been forptteo.
' :;,,. leecue, c:oath!ulol Ill campalp
to' reduce the dlllrict to an m!hmy
Counly deporlmeDI, baa Id a tarp!
dale of Ju.' I, ll!O, to accomplllb Ill :~
. La Habra City 0-1ncilman Hal R.
· SbDI 11 cbaltman of. a new d'aotutkm
. ·cl!mmltlee 'Ille ltralqy tbla llmo c:aill
· lcr action lbroalh tbe 1ioca1 Apncy
Formation ('nrrunfaJoo (I.Aro) and then
Ille Boaril of Sapervllcra.
During the early part of nen year,
city coonclla will be uked to adopt
rcsoluilooa for dlaaoluUOll of the Harl>or
Dlllricl.
By -1,, ll It hoped 1be matter caa be batcre uie LA1'C. •
'Ille leque bopea that the LAPC will
determine condltlom for the traosfer
of district uaeta and outline agreements
for the operaUon. malnt:enaDce ud con-
tinuaUoo of facllitllr ID lncOparatld
cities.
Thia relatea back to the beginning ol tbe ......... filbl aolnlt tbe Harbor Dlltrlct u .... coiillltU!ad -• _... .. lAxlncclltlrl<t.
llllllllqton Beacb otartld lbe action bee•-Ibey obJactld to tbe dlltrld'•
. aWtude .... polJclne the lluntfqlGa l!itbour .. ......,., .
'Ille city COll'"'""'I Ibey Wire dolq
tho fire and pollce ..-JOb and
1be district -collectlnc _, from
'l)\etr clillenl and coatrlllutllll llOlldnc.
.. As tbe 1ooc battle -111 Newport
Beach city .............. ··-and ac-·cOpted tbe fact tbet tbey wwld -· over many dlllrlct f!mc11f111 ID their
(;lty.
-l\CUon qlfnll tbe dllCrlcl emded Jut
aummer when tbe BUper\'llon voted lo
tmtlnue tbe entity u at pr-. They
dlcl tbla Iller a -llcbl to keep
. 1( leallladve hill by Ammhl1man Jobn ' v. llrJcp (&-Fullerton) from pttJnt
. Wt of committee.
But committee cbalnnln Jobn T. Knox
ID-Richmond) told d1aolutlon proponents
to lly the LAPC route and If It dld
not -k he would entertain aoother dhoolutton hill.
-The diltrict wu formed by an act
·ol tho lecblaturo and presumably ""'
be abollJhed by the otale la"1lllklnj(
body.
City dlM1Udaction became almost
unanil!lOIJI when 2S of 24 cities (out
d 15) 1tte>dlng a meet1oa Jut 111m1ner
voted to back dlaaolutloo cl the dlllrlct.
Divorce Granted
Knight's Daughter
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Mlrllyn Eat-
on, -·doqbtlr ol former Gov. Goodllln J, Knllbt. wu arantld a dl-
..... Frida)' • tealllylq her h ..
baM, Robert, called her llupld before
-ad lla)'td ..,.t at lllibt.
.Iba ncolnd CUltod,r . of lhl couple'•
\pO dllldnn, AjlrtJ, II, and llatber, 11. ·-.
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Dr.llY PILOT
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,,,. 1eHi!awL1. Tuwei Aid, I. lll4"MI' wlD -to pMiaJI"' IF'l"iiiioWl!lcll-Jbe..uaovernlq :About u,aoo blacu are In -_...,.,..,_olniarql,OOlllll'* loal •""'°Africa "It n11~•"' ..,......,,,,,,., • .,_... ...... la all •um, ol U............., aad
.,..,_. • 1111 ---_,lo lillmll. (ea 11111 ma1a ~ _...... In • tl!Oy're doJni well/' Tuwtll aald. 1'1111 ~ Ull *'* ml••lllt • t 1 ' ........ - -
1 Ii I• 11 ... or. blaclc African, <:.-owner ot wbal ...., wen be tho blqoll
and '-.tr l1il w ..... II • - -W 1111w 1• • i. -"RI Cal...., lndlanl). · tire bull-In lhl world la a colored
derlflldnal<o; ""t011 1>l$Ck .-1ren of """ lllUoo lboold ~ another "We -1 Mure oeparaUon ol otatea mon and he la playing a major part
school boarcJl ,and a are.Uy ad•&!ICld wllh conllnued crlUcLml 1 otai, of !or whites' and l?lllel "Or' coloredl," be ID our ......... --y." _,_, ayatem which p'--' e-~ blac' alf·•-Iha\ la ...., .. , .. ~-Uar to bu -·-• --· ;' wltbin waJkWt ~, ol ~ ne1'ibbor. __ ..., ,,_.. laid. Ho later coococfed lhal all these And, Tuwell noled, only 15 ol the
achool. "We are in favor of bringing people minor jurildicUona would be subject to world'• naUom put't'.hased more in a
-·~It ·is our proud bout that we in of all races together." the am~ "• cert.Iii, amount" of lnd.ireet control year thatn South Africa. "And I mean
Soulh Africa ha,ve reached the otage aald, "but only ID cir<:umJtancea which lrom Soulh Alrlca. --"•••• .. he -·-' "W cluall where 'every youth Of any racial o· will insure tbe preV'enUon of friction TPWtll pointed (o South Afrlca'• ,,....'"""'._' ...... ~..... e ~ Y
tr.ction can avail. hbntea Of· bi&ber betftell ~aces.,, .I bUlll'leA world u ••rlth eVldence'' ol pay b !f'hat--'We 1xJY and that • more
educatioa,'' Tilwell declared. . Tuwell IOOffed at continued_ murmur· the~ roJi ~ In lhat napoo'1 than ! can ,.)' for 10m1 other countrlel. ''
Ajrertllild etrtalnly 0-. Tuwtll enoourq!Jj(• the creaUon ol omall ''pup. allaln bY her _...hlle cjthom. ;l , TUwell ICOlled at COllltoued murmur--'~~~~~~~~~~~~~'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"'"-
JnplD world lin>nce cm.. ol a pouible
d!qm ... -!bl Pl l!laadanl. Soulh All1ca, u the world'• major
gold prod.-, la nol perturbed by lh,..
reportl, Tantdl aald. '1¥ reports ha'° not produced any adjustment in hLs coon·
try'• productJon of tho rich melal, lhe
ambassador sa1a.
"But "hat We would like to see,"
Taswell laid, "ls the other naUom or
the warld droppl.nc Lbdr pre;udices
towards U1 for ,long enoua:h to call a
truly intemaUonal conference on lhe gold
altuaUon. We wish to use the knowledge
that we .,.,..... tO belp produce world
prosperity."
Visar.lft ltnpressed
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DAILY PILOT lllft 1"""9
Rams Moves to Mu,stang Campus
Newest "'8ident ol Costa Mesa High School farm i•
''Pitts," a two-.year--0ld ram. Joe Metcalf of Sears,
Sou1!1 Coast Plaza (center) admir., prlz&-winnlng
animal along with agriculture studentJ Leonard
Buckley, 15, (lefl) and Bill Lupis, 15. Sears gave
money to purchase ram to Newport-Mesa School
District.
Trial Under Way
Fo:t Former Aide
As Embezzler
Testimony began Friday In the
Superior Court embezzlement trlal of
lonner chlel deputy public admtolalralor
Arlhur CbarloU.
County ccroner's offlcera and public
admlofltrat<r's ollJce aides began to
aytmble before Judge Howard c.
ComeroD data which wW, Ibey alleae.
prove that Cbarlolf mlaapproprlated
public funda ID the amount of '231.67.
Cbarloll, IS, is ll<C1lled ol taking lhal
money fr""1 the eotatea of alx CO!Ulty
residents who dlad ID the Orlpie County
Medlcll center. Ho1pllal ollJclals a1ao
testified Friday that Charlott never
delivered funda collected •l tho hospital
to bis ollke.
Cbarloff, a termer FBI qent, took
over Loula T. Vanacourt'1 JOb when the
latter was Mntenced to 1 to 10 yean
in Nte prilon for estate embelllement
on a much greater !Cale than Chd&fi's a11.,.,. o11-.
Cbarloll WU a key flcure Jn tbe U-
poeurt of bla pradaceuor. More bla
arrest It -did that be lwl helped lo lilake the public admlolalra1cr•1 of!Jce
''Vl.DICOUl't-prool."
1st Competition
Starts in Valley
For Junior Miss
Finl round of competlllon !or the
I-Junior Mlal of l'ountaln Valley
UUe will be bald Sunday at a fcrmal
lei at Peet l'amlly Funeral Home.
Glrll V!'ln& for tbe JA'/f* honor wW
ba Judpcl 1n tbla pnUmJnary round
... pollt, aJll>Ul"aDCe and~ ahlll· ty, ..,. Olalrman Tom '
1"lzlal ludciDI la 111 for • IS it
Tamura ElemODtary School when •l!ch llrl ·will ba U!>IClod to perform •
enellve tale! ol her ~-.
Newsman 'Sky;,Dunlap_
_-. I "• J.,
Private Rites' Moriday _,
Private funeral servictS ' have been
tentatively scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday
in Santa Ana for longtime Oranae County
journalist John W. "Sky" Dunlap.
He died early Friday at his home.
He Wal ISfl:
Funeral arrangements are being han-
dled by Smllh and Tulhlll Mortuary, 518
N. Broadway, 8anta Ana.
Al bla death, Mr. Dunlap operated
Paclllc Clipping Service with his wile,
Velma, and WU West Coast repreaen-
taUve for Edltor & Publisher, a
newspaper trade publlcaUon.
At one ume he was editor and
publiaber of the Santa Ana Globe whlch
he founded ID 1941. The paper was sold
in 1951.
$2 Million Suit
Faces 9 Doctors, •
.Two Hospitals
Hunllngton lnterccmmunlly and Hoag
Memorial bolpltala and nine pbyAlclans
have been named as defend&ntl la a
S2 million Superior Court wrongful death
suit filed by a widow and her two
children.
Mrs. Patricia Knight'• complain\
alleges that 0 careieuneu and negliaence
in diagnosis, progno&la, t r e a t m e n t ,
surgical procedures and cart" cf Ronald
Irwin Knight of 8aata Ana caU>ed bJa
death in Hoag Hospllal 1811 July 20.
Sbe alleges thal Knight consulted lilt
doctors last Feb. 28 and entered Hun·
llngton JntercommunJty on their advice
oo o\PrU It J>nlght, W~ ~edly
recetved 1'ne&Utent" treatment during
l1la 1tay there, lelt the boopltal 1D June
and wu admltte!I lo Hoag on July
3. He 'dled Juli 20. ..-
He wu ·a leader in joarnalilLlc;: efforts
lo the-~ty. and the loun(ler and Ont
p:aldent of tbe Orange County chapter
of Sigma Delta Chi, prafe1sian1a1
jaurnallaUc toelety, in 1981.
From 1911 through 196!. Mr. Dunlap
was assistant to the president of Santa
Ana CoUeae and acted as director cf publlcatian.s, community servJcea and
alwnnl ralaUono.
A native of Santa Ana, Mr. Dunlap
begari bh: joumall1Uc career oo the
Santa Ana Reglaler ID 11133.
After twa yean, he left to join United
Preu and wu a bureaa manqer ln
many parta of Calllornla, especially
Sacramento where he gained fame 11
a political writer.
Nut followed biJ adventure with the
Globe and then an usoctauon with the
Laa Angele1 Tim.ea u a copy reader,
relief telegraph edJtor and telegraph
edltor.
Mr. Dunlap la survived by, Jn add!Uon
ta hia wUe, h1IJ mather, Mr1. Laura
Dunlap of Santa Ana, a sl!ter, Mr1.
Ruth Rogers cf BllUna:s,' Mont., and
a niece, Mrs. Emily f>lMb: of Santa
Ana.
The Orange County Press Club, in
which Mr. D.mlap had been a prime
mavtr aince it1 inception, sent to the
mortuary today a Dower arrangement
with the lnscrlpUan: ;'SameUme. the
hardest part to write is 1l!'." The tradJ-
tional ofgnolf to mart the end of a
news story by. a reporter is the numeral
30.
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Dunlap Was Tall
In All ~espects
Jobn Dl.mlap earned hi.I • 4 Sky 1 •
nlcknamo Jllll by lll"OW1Di Up -all
lhe way up lo llx I.et; etaht lncbei.
Hia !riendl In the· news bualneu Uled
_ City Officials See
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Pretty Oil · Wells
JACK CHAPPELL
ot 1111 DM1r PllW lllff
A tour of dlqutled Loo Angelea oil
inltallationl, ·arranged for a dozen
Newport Beacb and COiia Meu city
olflclalll, apparenUy made ·aome headway
ID aolten1Dg Harbor Ana alUluderi
toward= 'lbe cauta1 eaatlcn viewed one der-
rick enclooed look by "" o111,,. bulldlng
and another IUlTOU!lded by a lancy Ienco
,,_ $Z50 per nmn1Dg loot.
Veteran Newport PI a n n I n g Com-
mlsslaner Ray "(. Copelin'• reaction was
Sheriffs Find
Their Suspect
Just Next Door
Sherilf'11 affi~rs didn't have to look
very far Friday for a Costa Mesa man
who allegedly burgled the ' county jail
and escaped. with evidence scheduled
far use against Hessian matorcycllst
Frank "Wild Mouse" Rundle.
Michael Nelsan was in Department
One ol lhe county courthouse, being
arraigned an charges of armed robbery
at a Sant.a Ana Uquar ltort.
Nellon. 21, cf 499 Broadway, ii aCCUlled
1n the new d.Lstrlci attarney'a complaint
of burglary and the paaseas1an and 11ale
of marijuana. It JJ!I alleged that he en-
tered the crime laboratory in the aid
jail building an Sycamore Street, Santa
Ana, took the Rwldle eviden~ and a
quantity cf marijuana.
NelSon later aold the llllclt weed, the
complaint addltlanally alleges.
Sheriff'• afilcers said late Friday that
they bad "no eViden~ to shaw" Utat
Nelsan was a member of the Hess.Ian
organizatlon. And they refuaed to com· ·
ment an wht;ther they believed the
burglary to be an attempt by Nelsen
to complicate the upcoming trial cf
Rundle.
Rundle, 24., cf 135 Albert Place, CC!lta
Mesa, must 10 to trial Jan. fin Superior
Court. He ls accused cf attempted
murder, uaault with a deadly weapon
and burglary.
Rundle Ls charged by afficera u leader
of a gang of Hesslan1 who invaded
the Corta. Mesa home of farmer boxing
champion Robert Glaaier and tubJecled
him to a belllna wllh cycle cbainl.
Gluier Wal a1lo lbot In the hand all
be threw up bis Fll'DlJ to protect blmlell.
Gluier wu nJd by officer• to have
been battered becaUle cf a prevk>ua
encaunter with a member cf the
motorcycle club.
Nelson's armed robbery charge items
from hl1 alleied holdup last Sept. 2e
cf the KeUle Uqu~ store in Santa Ana
when '3t9 in cash and some checks
were taken by a gunman. His ar-
raignment on lhat charge bas been held
over until FrldaJ by Judge WWlam
Speira.
County To Move
Forward With
Erosion Project
AcUon to move farward with Pbue •
3 ol lho Orange County Beach Eroolon
Project at Newport BHcb will be tatm
by tbe Board of supery1acre Tuesday.
eomewhal typical of lho group: "I think
Jt hu brought an enUrely new concept
·in QrUllna f~ o'U, Tberr waa no more
disturbance thefe than at a retail atore ...
The oil lourj arranged by Standanl
and Ocddental oil companlea, wu aimed
al !hawing city offlclali lhat oil pnr-
dUCUon ii compaUble with urban en·
vlromnent.
Departing from COiia Mesa Clvlo
Ceoter, . the fll'OUP ' went lint to lhl
Petroleum Clcib ID the Hilton Hotel foe
lunch and an addreal by Arthur O.
Spaldlng, Los Angeles City petroleum
adminstraUve officer.
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llEGULATlli JENEFIT SpaldlJ!gll\>u . lrhat Los Angeles
had 'doM to ' 'oil -productlan and
what. ~to ed."lo tbe city from prodilctl~ .• '. Ne~, B~b ~a1. repreaemed on the tr1D ·b DODald McIMl.!, COWlCllmnn; Hawari~ og~1c·ouncilman;Jim
DeChabte, tant ·clty m • n a a er ;
Copelin, C Dosh; plannl"f COm·
~>'J"d dley Hugea, consullin&
~ M.,. I partlclpanbl were, Bob
Wilson, councitlrian; Bill SI. Clair, coun-
cilman; Ray June, city attarney; Dill
Dunn, planning director; Nate Reade,
planning cammis!laner: and H. J. Wood,
plaM.-ig cammisslooer.
Al Nelson of the ~ty department
ol bulldlng and aalety aleo attended.
Spaldlng aa.ld that, at the autset, the
J,..os Angeles City Counell Chambers were
jammed with people protelltlnt oil pro-
ducUon. New ,, he says, f0,000 ban'els
a day are pqmped In the clty ' with
very few camplaints. Los Angeles made
$1,266,000 in iQ.Come from ail production
last year, he said.
L PLAN .
. The heart of the Los Angeles plan
IS exploratory care-hole drllllng by the
companJes. They are allowed alter get-
ting a permit, to ~rill for 30 daya
to explore for oil. If It's fawxl, the
campanlu can file far an oil drilling
district. The clty then tells them just
what has to be dane ta make production
suitable ~ the area.
In ,.~-places, lbls has neceasllaled
lhe ~Uon ol blah rise office
building.• facadea round lhe wella and
derrlckf u well as utenatve soond-pro. oling. f
Whe:e economics pennilled, companie.!
got fancy, wbere they didn't, lb1 oil
Wll lBt Ill the· .....,00.
The: group lOorfld Standard'• IJ\1 mlll¥>n "Packaril" fAcJllty ID lhe heart
o1 J;' bualneu and .apartment dbltrict.
From lhe outside, ll looted and llOUDded
like an office building. Imlde noJsy
pumps were sucking 25,000 barrela ot
oil from the iround each day. It was
the biggest Los Angeles field 11lnce Wilm·
ington, a Standard alflcial said.
Occidental Wllbtted a $3% million
development just dawn the street trom
Standard's, It was cancealed by 1 12-foot
concrete and rock fence, casting $250
per foot.
OFFICIALS llEAcr
Reactions of the city officials ware
generally favarable to the tour and the
prospect of lacal all deveJapmenL
&y June, Costa Mes&-'"! lhlnt wben ~e cooafdered oil well drllUng we thought
it would be much the Ame u that
ol Huntlnitoo Beach. The lour WU ver,
eoJJihtenlng, ll la pleaalng lo ... how
large lebe1 can be develaped in Uie center of a tarp rftetropautan area.,;
Ray V. Copelin, Newport lleacb-•1
think it hae llroueht an enUreJy ne"
COllce)ll ID .drilling !or oil. There w11 no more diaturbaoce there than in a retail stare."
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3'""'" are Mtt. Lorio Lammn,
,_ Junior Mlaa Carol Pappu, Jame1
Naal alid Gtorp Scott. Cl!rnnt Junior . =-~;:~ -Uy I Wbl~
Elflht ol the nlno phyllclano-nall lrom
oraiw:e Colllt communJtlel. They are
fdentffied u Drt. Franclaco A1vare11 UU Newport Blvd., Colla Mesa ; Donald
A. Klotz, Victor J. w.-er, and Re-
Jendra Desai, all ol Ill Jlcepltal Road,
Newport Beacb; Wentlall C. Witte, 411
OUve ~e .. Huntincton Beaob; ~. llobert
Epn and Bobett w. cr.cca. both o(
400 Newport Ceoter Dive, Newport Beach and Jamet H. Caley, UIS Superior
AVL, NIW))Cllt s.dl. Alao umed bl
Or. Kenneth J . Enat1 ol Anaheim.
• lo d•llahl br IDlroduclng him al public
functions and explalnlng lhal he wu
"five feet, twtnt)'."
OperaUon1 planned for !bl third plwe aro.a propolld oll?lbon -twater near
tbe Banta Ana JUYlr mouth (ori«Jnall1
planned .for oft Iba NeWpGrl Plor), a I"*' u an ,_.., of Iha Well Jetty
ol the llanta Ana Rlvor, and !llnlclunl
and undfllil .. ~ betw ... !bl
river and Newport. Pier.
Colt of Pbale I ii llllmaltd at
.-io,oao. 'l1le ltdoral 191-..11 -milted lo 1"'1 11'1 ~ ol tbe COit;
lhe .Uta !Ill perteOI, !bl -Deport·
-i <rt Para and llOcrtotlcrD, S."'
pertf!IL 'l1le OOUD11 wlD -!bl
loea1 -...... -. "' 11.115
Bill St Clair, Costa Meaa-"I don't
think it's a cue of are we er aren't
we, but are we golng to control It.
l tillnk we awe It to aurselves to find
cut what'• under the lf'O\md. 011 com-
panleo ...... ror.ed to chana• lheir opera-
Uom 6' bard-oosed atUtudes places like
Newport "'1 COsta. Mesa have taken.
CUrt Dlilh, Newport Beacll-"They
dld a lovely Job of coverfug up Whal
la UIUaiJ1 a,...., unlovaly-•Uoo .. I
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Actor Divorced
LOS ANOELES (AP) -Aclrta Val.
erle Alleo WU 1tahted I elf ..... lrom
-~ l)malnM Filler iew.c • Jud.I• Dooaliul ota,..i awq Iran bome IOr krOc poriodt, then "Alil ha dJdn, haVI
10 es::plafn why ~ wu latt.,.
Bul nobody laushad In bis United Proa
daJI' of • lbe lale '3111 """' he -sent to Chicqo to cover a national
poUUcal CODY..UO..
The UP bo11. Wfaely t1lO!oab. made
him lholr llocr .... Ind -unllte 1llOdanHloJ tallYltlon ..W. ...,._,
wbo .....---IP'lllDC tbelr OWll l1llD In the -of tbe
polltlcol potpo<rnl -,bla: wire -compatrfota never had any trouble f1D. dlDC sq.
He oluct< out way """'° the crowd. AIOI Ille human mut• he 1llade Jn the
-of bumat!llf lllllOl1J marted !bl
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per.:. wU1 ba taba -!bl -
-,,..., .... Oil &ilWlill' tll -·11111 _,,, llban. 'l1le oom>ly WU1 PAt
.... and tbe -~ ..,,, ....
Pbua I ol tbe pn;ject ...,_ Iba
Sllrfaldo aand HP--,_. qoandPbalellbl-...... at
4lltll and 41111 -Jn 1'1-1 leadl, latrlolled lhll ,..,.
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.. H. 'J, ••Jlriului" WOOd, Costa 'MeA
-"A •rrt aducaUonaJ trip. u poopie
could. 1ee what we aaw today, I don''
lhlU lbar. would ba any re&lataoce."
Nuclear Test Held
YUCCA FLATS, NOY. (UPI) -An uns derll'J!Dlif nuclear blut, lhe 111t11 durlng 1*. WU detonated ll'rlday at the Nevada
lell llte, tbe Allmlc E1*'IJI Commi'81on ~ lt WU I "io'w )'leld" blut
dellned .. the equlnlent ol 20 kllotoM of dynamtte.
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'GET RICH' DREAM BACK.FIRES .
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of ltM ~IJ f'lllt ll•H
Somewhere within 1 few miles lives
a man who enthuala!tlcally helped a
$2.~ million, prison-plotted bunco scheme
bilk Orange County businessmen of
thousand! of dolJar1 for 1 $3 promotion
gimmlck.
iwo former Sing Sing Prison inmates
,~;io allegedly conceived Market
Specialists of America are currently fac-
ing charges in Illinois, stemming fram
their nationwide sales oper"ation in bat·
tery-powered telephone indexes.
ThCY are idenUfled u Arthur Ben-
jamin, 45, alias Mark Poland. and
Emanuel ••Manny" Lester. a Ii as
.. Lieberm8n, according to the lllinoiJi At-
torney General's office.
California and the federal govern1nent
are also probing lhe fraudulent setup.
INNOCENT IUT
Curly.haired, t.3nncd aod sincere , their
innocent man Jn Orange C o u n t y
however-with credentials as a high
school and university instructor-hardly
appears to be a crook.
But the men who hired him last sum·
mer at a tough point in life, to help
in an advertising vertture which seemed
foolproof, are high-rolling cons who may
face more prison time ahead.
They know the stakes, but the innocent
loCal salesman who quit when he saw
the light must now play both sides
of the table in a game which bu dealt
one fatal hand already.
A Beverly Hills man who resembled
A gunman held up a Pittsburgh
brz.nc b of the Mellon National Bank
and escaped with $410. Bank offi~
cials said the robb"ery occurred
a<lJut two hours after the manager
briefed the staff on what should be
done during _,.oldup.
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Ranks of the old Indian. fighters
are thinning. Only three showed' up
Tuesday for an encampment at San
FrancisC<J, the youngest 83 and the
oldest 96. Recorders n6ted that only
seven members remain of Custer
Camp No. 14., United Indian War
Veterans. •
This owl and pussy cat aren't going
to .tea in a beautiful pea green boat,
but they're juat as friendly as th.€ pets
in the nurse711 rhyme. Clara, the owl,
at1d MittelU. the cat. do st.!'al food
tram each other though. reports Mrs.
Astrid Lenz. T>i.t pair are her guests. • The Brimsh Ministry of Agl'icul-
ture has imported 2,000 Chinese
carp to eat and thus keep a lake
free of weeds. But the ministry is
keeping the lake's location secret-
since the fish grow up to 95 pounds
in \vei.ght and are known to be Jive--
lier than most other fish .in Bri·
tain's inJand waters. • ...... ._ ................. ...
Dr. Je'se J.. Carr of Boston,
1 who wort a faltt beard for his
photograph in the J 9a7 Harvard
Mtdtcal School uearbook , hOJ l given $5,000 'Co the achooL to re-
ward flirt.:l0Vtr1 . A.11 awdrd wHl
go annuoUu to °"" or mm• .itu.-
denu-... contfibttthiO to tht gen·
erol PlmlMre, rtlazation and t%·
trdcttrricul.M fun of anv .,. sw.
crol iel)'l'ltntl of tht ~dical
'"~"°::Ju~oc,:' ,,!!~If no one
• •• Hom•r J•ckson, 28, of Albuquer~
quo; N.M., worked .bani to get hi.I
llrst while tall deyr. He toolt five
~a)'J «> spot ii, 2\.11 bours to find it
alter he shot II, and 3\.11 boUl's to
haul lt back to camp. Then he had 19 dress It down. But It took ll>e
ltleives l•a than an hour to spot
ll>e kill and .teal fl f1'0m hiJ pickup
parked outlride his home.
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'A Salesman's Rule of Thum .b~ You Don't Sell To Your
F,.iends. But This W ll$ Silch a Beautiful Thing . . .'
one or the two Los An&elea met1 wai
i;hot to death rece.nUy while walldDi
h.is dog on a suburban lane.
Tilt Harbor Area. salesman who
unwittingly cleaned up · for the fraud
operators among many Las Vegas firms
-wu re«ntly twarned by telephone
that he is· to say•e leasl unwelcome
across the Nevadaliiie.
Obviously, he carmot be ldentitied.
So just call him Willy Loman.
WILLY STUNNED
Our Willy Loman lives, but his
employers have effectively wrecked hill
We, he fears, through bankruptcy and
guilt by association, just as they have
for OlOfit of his fellow salesmen.
The first lime I saw Willy and vice.
versa, he came oul of his~se before
lhe doorbell rang and the ~ned look
in his eyes mirrored a sickening
possibility .
He clearly felt the bell meant a special
visit from Chicago, for whatever purpose
it might be.
After introductions, Willy told me how
the financial witard Poland and his
former pen-mate, Lester create<! a
moaey-choked empi~e out of gut8 and
fasl talk.
··one rule or thumb is that you don't
sell to frieJJds," Willy said, "but this
was such a beautiful thing ... 1 had
no compunctions about it. I sold to
my friends."
An almost-fatal illness had struck
Willy's wife during the spring and the
couple were nearly destitute, but the
' datzllng new rtrm MSA was anapping
up ·clean, experienced aaltamen with
many contaCJ.&i
"'rhls vtct president asked me; 1Can
you use .a little. money?', then he pve
me '600." said Willy. "l damn near
cried. l was his man right there."
"They hod oo muth money poortog
into that office. . ,tbetf: were ait or
seven glrfs Jn the Bever)y Hills agency
opening envelopes and pouring out checks
and contract..s a]J day,'' he said.
$300,000 PROFIT
Tbe Illinois Attorney General's office
claims' that MSA-wlth offices in Dallas,
AllJ,nta, Chicago, St. Louis, New York,
Cincinnau, Minneapolis and Sao Fran-
ci.sco -took $300,000 there alooe .
Specifically, the earnest MSA salesman
would offer a battery-powered telephone
index worth fbout $3. IS for .48 ct1'ts
u an advertising gimmick, with at lef\Sl
half of the consumer's ordet pre-P,Jid .
Asked abo~t the ridiculously low price,
the ' salesman explained that major na·
tional . firma -such as American Oil
Co., taken for ;;o,ooo unit.I -pay for
the advertisements and thus defray the
cost.
Patrick Ruddy, chief investigator for
tbe Illinois Attorney General's office,
however, alleges no delivery was ever
intended and the scheme came to light
when suspicious salesmen questioned the
deal.
No one worried beforehand. however,
because MSA had Dun and Bradstreet
rati'ngs; credentials from Better BusineSs
Outlaws Re~alled
To Her, 'Tlie Old West' Was Real
Literally out of the old West has
come a spry young·hearted woman who
likes to remini3ce about the days when
Belle Starr, the Davis brothers and other
infamous outlaws pillaged the streets
of her home town, then rode off to
hilly hideouts.
At 87, Mfs. Layra Skinner Adkins
still makes the frequent sojourn from
Oklahoma to California to visft·ber four
children. 16 grandchildren, 32 great
-grandchildren, l2 great g r e a t •
grandchildren and three great great-
great-grandchildren.
Currently in Newport Beach, Mrs.
Adkins is visiting her grandson Glenn
Maxwell, husband of actress June
Allyson. The last stop on her trip down
the California coast, she has visited
lhpse countless relatives in Northern
California and the Long Beach area.
To Mrs. Adkins the old days in Porum,
Okla. were not exactly the good old
days. "My , My, I should say not ," she
says speaking of the outlaws. "It was
nothing to see them come bring the
dead in on a spring wagon and just
stack them up and bring them right
by my house." ·
Her memories are comprised of those
countless number of television scripts
where the masked bandits raid the town
on horseback, badger the townfolk , insult
the women there shoot the sheriff because
he knew too much . ·
"They did that you know," she said
quietly. "We would hide and Daddy (her
late husband Philip Adkins ) would say
'you'd better lie down or you'll get
shot'."
With a kind of sparkle in her eyes
she told or the numerous limes she
saw those now idolized raiders like Belle
Starr, her brother Pony Starr aod the
Davis brothers. More hesitantly she says
she never saw Jesse James, but that
he also invaded the same town .
"They were cattle rustlers ls what
Jhey said they were," she said. "but
they were mean . They would horse whip
people or tar and feather them, then
set them on fire and tum them IOO&e.
That town has never been the same
sinet."
KNEW BELLE STARR
Mrs. Laura Adkins
Now living alone in a small home
in Tulsa, Mrs. Adkins tends to her own
garden and still makes her own bread,
cbeese, ice cream and butter. Until her
eyesight began to falter recenUy she
spent her time making patched quills
and boasts that she has given away
more than 100 of them.
Even after living through the 'days
of the outlaws, she adamantly declares
that today's world is "in pretty bad
shape,'' from the value of the dollar
to the war in Vietnam .
Now alone, her pleasures are hir fami-
ly and her trips to the west coast
by bus. Having never flown in an
, airplane, she discourages those tho try
to talk her into it by s~ing, "Why
take a plane when you miss so much
of beautiful America?" . '
Harbor Area AFS Students
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Impressed by Hoag Tour
By EVELYN SHERWOOD
Of "'-0111¥ Pl•I 1!1H
Sevrm foreign students toured Hoag
Memorial Hospital this week as a part of
their school curriculum.
The students, Anne Smlth-Klellanit of
Norway; Judith· Grannum of Panama ;
Matilde Mas-lvars of Spain ; Lida Cor·
rente of Italy; Walter Brotz of Germany :
and Sachiko lkushima of Japan attend
local • bigb acbools while living wilh
Hatbnr Area famJJJea. They a r e
sponsored by the Arrierican Field Serva.
"It doesn't even sme.11 like a bospilal,"
Walter Brot.z, a languase major, aakl. He
and lhe other students who toured Wett
1.-In the phanrutcy, modt<ol
Ubra.ry. diet kltcben, emergency rooms,
laboratory and X-ray, shown them on the
tllur route.
'J"bey were directed by Mrs. Davkl
Engineer Exposition
The 11118 Western Product Deslp and
EnginMrlng trpo11lUon, featuring more
thari' 150 exposition booths from more
Lhali 30 ..,tes, ii 1Jated to open 1t
the Anahclin ConventJon Center hert
Nov. 19. ()'.
Ballantine. coordinator of the AFS.
Llda Corrente of Italy who hopes to be
an archeologisl a!)d now attends Costa
Mesa High School. was impreSfed with
tne extensive Hoag ·HO!pital facilities.
She said she had no other lhan a small
hospital in her hometown of 'Taranto to
compare it with.
"1 think it ia very gran4_/1 sbe com-
mented as she watched wltb interest the
recording machines in the labor1tory. lhe
artatiBemertts for emertlhcy ~atm.ent
and diet kitchen on the lour f'Ollte.
10 Laguna Artists
F:eattirell at Mmetun
Worn by 10 Laguna Buch Art
Msocl1Uon members 8J'f: currenlly
leatured 1t tht Charles W. Bowen
MU88Um in Sam. Anl. The e•hibit will
be on dlst>by throogh Dec:. 14.
The nhlbil, organized by association
dlrector Tom Enman, represents a cross
IOCllcm ol the artistic media. On dllptay
are oil1,•acryllc wotkl, plllcil dr.awll\ll,
watercalor and aevfral in miled media.
'Ria 01U8tl'Um ti IOClted 1t 200:2 N. MaJn
BL
)kuelua; belonaed lo Chamber of Com-
n1erct, and we.re even mentioned by
national newapaper colwruU.sts as setting
Madison Avenue an~e with enV)I.
IllinolJ authorities prosecuting tM ~
say Poland and Lester hatched the
luc:;;.Uve scheme while doing time for
similar offenses al Sing Sh1 Prison ln
New York Jn the fift.1~ and sixties.
Willy -who was ao gralefiil to jOtn"
their team -la not ao certain.
"I don't think either MaMy or Poland
was logical enough to come up with
th is," he aald, "but they are high-rollers
baby-are they ever."
GREAT IDEA
"I choole ~to ~lieve lhat It could
have worked ," he said, "it was a bell
of a marketing idea. But then . they
started stealing from eich olher and
that was it."
"I left the latter-part of July," he:
explained, "because they began giving
me checks that bounced."
The MarkeUnK Specialist of America ·
empire -owing J half-million dollar
debt ·in high-living expenses -was also
beginning to crumble, with closing offices
and disappearing ofQcials.
At last report, Benjamin, alias Poland,
waa jailed on a grand theft charge
lhen releUed on bond, while LeBler,
who reportedly has relatives ill
~witzerland, had vanished.
With them went lhousinds of dollars
from top name resort hotels, banks,
an~ oil companies on the nation&! front,
as well as funds from local auto de.alen
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Garage Request'
Manufactures
Zoning Problem
A study is under way to determine
whether Costa Me.sa should initiate an
exception permit program to allow cer·
tain businesses to exist in manufacturing
areas. where other enterprlst ts pro-
h.ibited.
They do exist there, it was discovered
Monday.
Councilman George A. Tucker's ~otion
to evaluate such a concept followed some
fancy defining of whether engine and
automatic transmission rebuilding ii ac-
tual manufacture.
Thomas H. Williams, 400 Tustin Ave.,
Newport Beach, had asked for a variance
allowing hlm to use a dirt driveway
and parking lot at 1807' PlactnUa Ave.,
for three years.
Th.la would lead to later construction
of a garage at that location.
"I hate to say this,'' commented Coun·
cilman Willard T. Jordan, "but this is
an M·I zone."
"GenUemen, we're on the horns of
a dilemma," said City Attorney Roy
E. June, after some discussion of the
matter.
The horns of the dilemma sharpened
a bit when Williams noted that a used
furniture sh.op is doing business in the
industrial zone right next door lo him.
"It must be very old," said Councilm~n
Jordan.
"No, it 's just been then about aix
months," replied Williarru, leading Coun-
cilman Tucker to initiate a method of
dealing with such intrusions lnto the
manufacturing-only area.
DAILY ,II.OT Sl9ff ......
A DRINK, A SMOKE, A SHADOWED FUTURE
Duped 'Into Froud, Ho Tolls The Story ·
aad a major a..erospaCe firm . •
''I workea with a· lot of good men•• ' ' Willy said, "and ~e. were all raped.
I was foreed Into' bankruptcy and my
life hat gone to Hell."
"But I 'll survive," ht: continued, "a
lot of otbirs were hurt a' lot worR." .
"I shouldn't laugh, bµt. it's all .f can
do .now," 'he said, chuckling lronl~.
''It could have been ~e, damn It,
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It could have been done letitfmately
and been ·great,•• he said, and then
be: handed over a genuine, 48-cent
battery-powered telephone index.
The complete unit priced to aeU for
a nickel less than the Ctllt of the two
baUerles inside is a ajce lddiU·m to
a report.e(s ~ -and doubllesaly
the ooly .$2.5 mllliOll.IOUV-that will
ever cnw it.
Fund Runnln$ Low
Eiler Larsen: At 78;
He's Still City Greeter
Greeting Laguna Beach residents aod
their visitors ls a big job to Eil~r
Larsen.
lt's taken up more than two decades
of hls life. Seemingly indomitable , Lanen
overcame a near fatal illne8.'I two years
ago. He'U be 79 In March.
vMy spirit dominates my body,"
Larsen has said. "It gives me Uldw-Uig
strengUt." Loo\dni at the sparkle ln
bis cfear eyes as be booms hll greeting
on Laguna streeta, it's ~y to believe
·piam1er, Piloi
To Give Talks
Orange County Planning Director
Forest Dickason of Costa Mesa and
Capt. Sidney Hill, Western Airlines pilot,
will be the guest speakers at the Nov.
21 dinner meeting bf the American Socie-
ty of Mechanical Engineers Orange
Empire Subsection al the Saddleback
Inn in Santa Ana.
Dickason and Hill wUI discuss problem
in the expansion of the Orange County
Airport facilities. The meeting is schedul-
ed for 8 p.m. preceded by a social
hour at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m.
Tickets are '5 and reservatlona may
be made by calling S40---9220.
be has _Inner lirea. .
But, 1)e has human n~ ,too. Ami.
the Eller Larsen Fund i& . ruaning low,
Its. guBrdlllns report ,.
Fundli were collected . two yean •KG
to give Larsen a ttip to his native
Denmark. He proved one of the Art
Colony's finest ambaisadon.
M.ooey that .. ~ .... -·to
help, house Lanen io lhe,HoOol LaguNI
wben he returned. P1lyatdana llOld ho
llhould 'not be alone.
· The hotel· has made a COPlinuous con-
tribution by giving Lanen· a ;j1 r~c. ~ ~-1 • of h!t:nt eacti mmtb :~
<lommJttee·<Qlllrlbu~ the...-.
· The-' committee, compriled ol Mayor
Gle'nn Vedder, HarTy Lawrence, Mill
Lorna MJ!ts,: llemJow ·Hanis, Ind Pete
Fulmer, has chosen the ';('hankagivlng
period to give area ,ruidenta a chancl
to contribute to the1r greeler.
"The fund ii' not 1to be • cooaldered
a matter of charity. Rather It ii in
the spirit of appreciation and 1hanU
to Eiler," Mayor Vedder emptwUed.'
Larsen w'as pft>claimed '·' 0 f f'l c ~~I
Greeter"· il the first: winter ft!Sttva1.
Kil foot prints are lmbedded In the
sidewalk of Coast Highway at Forest
A venue and tUJ tood will over the years
has found its way to the" hearU -ol
La'gunans. · : r 1 ,
Tboae who .wish lo conttltute 11lhanka
lo the greeter may addreal checkJ to
the Eiler banen Fund , 280 Park Ave. 1
lhlo but bi.I (amily ii prob~ly
11118rter than your lainily. · :
. Now «1om~ ~e co~~· .
You·'U for@i.ve m'e · fOr talking · i
'about n)y .fitter a,n,4 . ~Y lie-•
f~re 18~1-·YOU ~-1utt.
This week's Time
says my fitter. is an
anthropometrist
' Th•» point of· today'• ad lo
.lha1 .t!Uo i" Suli ¥!>Dlla a~Bld·
·w.u. Exeep1l for ~.·1
oe!J :-more .aulta, ID' NO\.emher
· th,u ~y · ~!l;i'I'<' month. My
~J:c. io yery ... ~ ...... ..,. oa.it pri~ r-&om $80 lo •I 65.
I pt_iee ·~ ..-ab<!ut ·$10 to
115 · wulerowhat•othen 8"~ f.,.. ·
theM: tame 1uib.r Wftlt cooler
-weather and. bolldayL •hMd, ...
the lime i1 tipe thi1 week.
Al lea1l tl1at'1 better than being Nelton de Souza All.ila, He doet
called a thimblerigger. b i 1 anthropowatcbacallitliug
Ae!tually, thirnhlerigginghu . with a needl~ a thn:ad, and a
no I hi n g to do wit b either thlmhl~. He ' -the . be1t ~o~"!':.
lliloring or sailing. It'• the darn fitter and lat1or w1th1p
science of ntanipulating one f~ur block1. Or even 100
pea under three walnut 1bell1. nulee.
In ~ /OU don't belitfve me, . Sr. Avila (you lfl~ to call
look it up. Websler know1. h1!'1 Net10n afler buying your
. . . , thil'il 1ufl here) came \o my
So 1f you. hav~ th11 1week • 1tore·froin Brull. He hat more
Time magazine, 111ue .of No~. brOiher. and 1;11.en &ban you
15, turn lo r••e 102 .• The have fm,tn. Eleven of·lhO)ll,
article headed T~nolo~'. It Two 1i1ten and four brothe.re uy1~nthrop.001etry11 ~e Caal are cott.ge profe190r1, It may
IJl'OWIDf.. ~enc~ ':'h1e.h , 'Y'" .not be diplomatic oJ.me to Ny tematlcally 11ud1e1 mau'• an• • •
atom.ical lnea1uremenl1 'and
opp lie• tho flnd!nsa to the
prodttct. ''
A "µtW, w9rd. about , an·
thro.!'omel!'Y. Time -.r• one of
l)ie re1tou,rant ·~ deliber-
alely d.,Uped. the ..... lo be-
c:c;tme u n c-o m f orla'b le after
obobt 20 minutl!o. Tlioy, fill"
and if they oOOld 89' throe
dlltereni .eut&omen in ' every
, oea.t ~Ort .boar; tlley'd ..U in
th-tbnM-.. m...i. 19!!1t!!1•
· Can you uoe OA~b'y
in your huol-t Il io, all you
hHe "' do lo 1....,. ~ow to p,.
110W1c;,e lt. And then ...U ,..
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The brain• In Big lndaotry
""' p.11 lMnUnf! that? Greo.t
heaveou, ..., ••• been doblg It
in my 1tore for yean.
J a~k Bid, well .. \
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1"" head anthropometrilt
around here to a ouov,e, imqw•
1..i,..iii. .,.tltmwt aameil
3467 Via Udo on The Udo r , · :uula,1 Newport 8-h.
....... 'to Richard'• Mart.et ... d the. Lido IJ'halier.
' Fl'\ll8 porkl1111 for eboet 91 Wt..~""'! 67M$10
f.w)'rilbt 1968,-J..t Bfd"'9U, ,' " I " t
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Pulpit and
-Commu4lon 'will be
celftrated Sunday at tM '7:31!1
1nd 11 a.m. .ervlees at St.
,,_~-.The
........ p-eyer -.ta ~farta.m.
'l'bodlurdlloloeatedll
,, 111'hll Do the Btatitud•
~1", lo Ille UUe " Ille.
ll ..... -to be .,...,
by tile Rn, Stanley P. Alleo
a·t F•••&•l• Vall.•1 Pnll>yle~ ... Cllardl, • f I 0
Talbo,rt Ave:, Su.Mlay. •
The .. .._ 'II tile r.utlh
In e -.. utled "M~ll Frcm Matthew." ~
The n e w orJ·aniz&Ll.on,
1'Ycuac People tor Cbrilt,"
will conduct Ill 1 e co n.d
meetlbg Sunday lt 'S:~ p.m.
The family hour,. "An Old
Fuhioned Testimony Timt,"
will be held Sunday at 7 p.m •
fte llo~Valey ....
Pew ' I
Ult ~ WTI Sliter Ave.,
Fouotlin Volley, ~ hosting
llowerd and Dorothy lo\lrth.
concert JOlolat. who bave ap.
peared Oft t.elevb.lon, radio \nd
New.P11Stor
For Valley
1st Baptist
in eollqe and concert series The Rev . Dana HawkM will ~ U.. Vnltod Sta..,, b1tJft bta eer'llce &undey u
for a spec!a1 concert at I the new mfniJtfll' ot the Pint
p.m. Sundly. Ch .. -• or F tlin Regular HrVictll att held BapUst wua oun
t II nd • Sund Valley, 7115 Maanolle. a 1.m. • p.m. •Y ,
achoo! c.laasa are held at I :~ Hawkes move. t.o the area
a.m. and the youth hour 11 after nearly five yean en the
ICbeduled for I p.m. Nltrtel'Y atatf of California 'Blptilt
care. 11 provided for all 'Jbeologicl.l Seminary In
tel"VlCS. Covina.
T6etlev. John Rogers Devis
will preach the sennon "8"
Subject One to Another Out
al. Reverence lo Christ," Sun·
driy at the a and t: 30 a.m.
la'Ylcel at It. Mlcllael'1 aod
AD Aqell' Ep!Jcopal ~-
l'l'be91oatcal readings and
,d aicusalonl are held at the
church, . S2.U Pacific View
Dr.ive, Corona de!. Mar; tach
Tuelday Ii I a.m. Tbt rrotJP
ta currently dllcuuin( "Moral
Mll'I and Immoral Society."
The question "Did He Fool
Yoo Too?" will be answered
by the Rev . Lawrtncf: T.
YOtmg, mJ.n1Jter of Com·
mu.lty Vatted. Met~od.l•t
Cmrdl, &812 Heil A.ve., Huo-
(-PIJU'IT, -ii
'ft)ere he t«ved •• dirfdor
ol communlcatlom • and
supervised lhe school'• public
relaUons proaram. He also
taught counu In rt.llgiOW1
b r o a d casilnl:, audiovisual
techniques and com·
munlcations . theory at the
seminary.
Prior to his aer'vlce at the
seipinary, he w-.s tbe · usls4int
pa.slor at the SuMyside Bap.
till Church . in Loi Angeles,
and. the chaplain'• uaittant
a t t h e I n t ercommunity
Hoopital In Covina.
·Before entering the
m!niatry, Hawku worked in
commercW. radio, HrVinl as
an announcer and engineer fOr
radio stations in Loi Angeles,
Ventura and Santa. Barbara.
He.bu done broldcuina wort
NIW MINllTllt
Rev. Dan.-Hawkes
for the seminary and the
American Baptiat CcovenUon.
He bu participaled)n many
radio and Leleviaioo progrlml
in the Lo& Aogelu area in
coo.junction .with Ole radio-TV
commlflk ol .the Council of ·
ChW'Chea: in Southern
California , producea the an-
nual "Highlights" recording of
t h e American Baptist Con·
vention and is the script
writer for the nationally
distributed Baptist "Laymen'•
Hour" radio program.
The First Baptist Church
... founded In 11183 and ta
alllll.ated with the American
l!aptlat c.nv.nli ....
Bible View: Man's Actiom
Speak Louder Than Words
•
Muy -le equate ..UP>n
wlth ac«ptsnct: of certain
doctrine"
But thls· II not the blblical
view. ln the are.at lburcebook
cl Judaism and Chriatiallity,
1 reti,giou1 p e r s on la
distinguished not by his stated
be.liefs but by his actions,
his atUtudes, his ~latlon!hips
-in short, by hi! style of
JU..
IT JS of coune true that
everyone's style of lire
ultima"1y nllects h~ deepest
coovictiolll!i. But what a person
says is not always a reliable
guidt to what he believes
slronJly enough to live by.
Some who profeM ardent
rtlleiow faith are unwilling
to take any COltly or
dangerous action in obedience
to that faith . and many who
call thefnlelves unbelievers
display in actual practlct a
profound comJnltment to the
values which Biblical rtll1ion
upholdo.
Anyooe -thinb the! ..ilglon ii merely a matter
of "bell~vlng In God" w!U find
little coolfort in the scrip-
tUTeO.
•·So you ~.llevt that there
i1' one God?" uks the 1ulhor
ol the New Testament Epistle ot James. "Good for you! The
demona also believe that -
and lhudder."
HUNDREDS of y e a r s
earlier, the. greal Jewiah pro-
phets had warned thlt God
is concerned with the 111ay
men act rather tW.n their
diligence in paying rituat
tributes to him.
"This says the Lord," cried
the prophet Am .. :
"I hate, I desplse your fe1ts,
and l lake no delight ln your
liolemn assemblies ...
"TAKE A WAY fro01 me the
noise of your songs; to the
melody ol your harps I will
not listen. '
;'But let justice roll down
like water!, and rlghteousneu
like an ever-flowing stream."
The prophet Micah was
equally scornful o f a
"religion" which expresses
IUelf ooly In &Iring lip service to orthodox beliefs and at·
t end l n ( punctiliously to
ce.r!rnonles whlch be lhouaht
to hOl.or God.
4•WJTH•WHAT shall 1 come
before the Lord, and bow
myse.U before God on high?'•
..Micah askod.
"Sh~ll I c<ime before biJn
with burnt orferings .. will
the Lord "' pleased with
thousand.!i of rams, with ten
thousand rivers of oil ? ...
''He hu shoNtd you, 0 rnan.
what U good ;
"And what does lhe Lord
require or you , but to do
justice, and to love kindness,
and to walk humbly with thy
God?"
PERHAPS the mo&t pereif.
tent of all Christian heresies
is the Idea that a person is
assured of 1alvation if he
publicly professes belief that
Jesus ii the Son ol God.
Je.1U1 ,11ve no encouraie-
men~ to that kind ri pw<Jy
verbal piety. •
"Nol every person who ·calls
me 'Lord, Lord' will enter:
into the kin.tdom of beav.en,
but only those who do whit
my Fatber in beavtn wants
See CAMELI, Pap II
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FAIRVIEW IAl"llST CHURCH
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HAUOI TllNITY IAl"llST CHURCH
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sun.i.1 ..-f :41 a.m. Marnlnr Worsblp U:GO a.m.
Bapu.t Tralnlnc Union e p.m. Even.inc service 7 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study 6: Prayv ........... 7:00 p.m.
RRST SOUTHPN BAPTIST CHURCH 6lt MAlfQ.JOM. COSTA MDA
Riv. lo!. Sd11111lt1l.o,f
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UNMllSITY IAl"llST CHUICH
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FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Victoria Ii: Placentia Avo.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
llANCHU Oii TNI MOTHll CHUICH
THI •tm C"UICH o• CHlllT, SC:llMTll1'
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUll'nS
Subject ol !Moon -November 17
"MDrtals ancl Immortals"
Corona del M1r-Secontl Church of Christ, Sci...ti1t
ll IWll '-dfk View Dr.
Ctim.11 & .._, Sdtffl-10 A.M.
.... llt a .. 111 -1161 I. c ... ttwy.
Costa Mesa --:-Flrtt Church of Christ, $dentist
JllO M ... Y .. Dr., Cott. w ..
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Chrcll s.M• I 1 A.M.
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111 Offw
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611 H~ Dr.
Cltwc.ll & S.llffy ScM.& ftlt I 11: .. .... , ....... ,.4 ...........
Nowporf leach -First Chu...i, l>f (hrlel, Scientist
JJOJ YI• Utle
Cl111tcll I • .....,. kHel-9111 & 11:00
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All are cordlally Invited to attond the church oervlcN
and enjoy the privileges of the Readin~ RoomJ
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FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
M•lft I Adams Stroet1
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UNITARIAN
UNIVIRSALIST
CHURCH
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Huntington Beach
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SLEll' IN SUNDAY MORNING!
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O' MUNTIN•TON tu.CH
1912 PLOllllDA AYI.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
tnwllN HAllOI .. 11 PAllYllW
SUNDAY MORNIN& l llLE STUDY ................ •:45 AM
SUNDAY ~ORN ING WORSHll' I COMMUNION •• 10:45 AM
SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP ••...••..•.•••••••• 6:00 ,.M.
WEDNESDAY EVENING lllLE STUDY •.••••••••••• 7;10 l'M
; NUISllY CAii 'lllOYIDID
010 ... O. M•rfttl4 D. •· HIHlt
Mllbm AIMC'-"9 Ml•hMt
Phone: 541·5711 Day or Ni1ht
ctNTRAL
BIBLE CHURCH
Emp~rins
Yhe P1an of God
'"'-P~ of Oirist
1&t Power of die lioly Spirit
~lldrt lchool t All.
I MorYlinJ \41orth4f1 t .nd 10:31& JVK"
1Yenllt1 Slivim 7 PM Wr~ •ible S!ldy
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A full Voulh ProJflJn
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INTINSIVI
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THE EPISCOPA~ CHURCH
Welcome. You.
ST. JAMii, 1209 . VS. Lltl•, N-i-t hech
S11Moy SoMces -7:10, 9:DO. 11:00 -
T .... y 10:30 -Ttiltf'l4oy l :DO '''"'
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Phone: 67S-0210
ST. MICHAIL lo ALL ANGELS
~acitie View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona del Mar
Sundoys: 8:0-0, 9:30-Oilld Can at 9:30
Holy Days u IMOunCEd .... .,, n. ............. .,.,. ....... _ "'-'44o046l
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2049 Orange Ave., C.M.
Su-ys 7:30 & 9:30 Church School -9:30
'Iburldays: 8:30 & JO a.m.; Holy Days as announced
vtc., n. 1 .......... w. n ... 1••• PM.. 141.1116
EPISCOPAL
ST. WILFRID'S El'ISCOl'AL CHURCH
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1461. 22n<I St., Coote Mo.. S41-3761
M. C. Cronic, P11tor I
R1y Nidtet•~. tro1U"ht1r 1f Youfli
ICMllUU Of. HIYICIS I
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Yklten W•lco"'9 -N111Wf'Y Attff4ott
STATI LICINJID 1'1111-SCHOO~••I Wlllt•1111, DllMMr
....... : 145·2J2J
a Harbor Ar~t~:'~r" Temple
St. Jame1 Epltcoptl Church
3209 Vie Lido, Newporf leech
SAllATH SERVICES -RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
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GLAD TIDINGS I
ASSEMBLY OF . GOD
15th & Monrovie , Newport B.ech
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64U620 or S46-7166
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t :41 A.M. -S"*'-f Sekel
10;10 A.M.-"'••l'1 Y1"911 01 till D•_...t I.ff"
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6:00 , ..... -Y .... s.Mco. De11 M•,,..y, Dl~t•r I
7100 l'.M.-"A SMt ef Hll hlevM"
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Choir wit! be Sin9i"9 1t b1#: Su11d1y S1rY]C1t
"''Y'' Me1t;111. S1t11r4l1y, 1:)0 I'.~
HARBOR ASSEMILY OF GO!Y'
740 W. Wiison, Cott• Meta
Y. L NlltwlCI, ,.._ UI DON C°'11Y,
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Su"d''f Scho1I t :41 1.111.
• THANKS•IYIN& CIUSADI
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71JI '·"'·
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
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UNlf'llD 51JtVICl • S11H1y Sth11I 9:10-WOllSHll' . I O:JO
Weuhil' l Ye11+~ a,,.,., . 6:10 •·""·
Nurt•l'Y ,.,,,;41,41 •t •II \.,..;,,,
A ~llUl!lllh ~ -Ylt"'" AN A,...n Wik-
Trlnlly
UNITiD SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
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Newport Herbor Luthoren Church
of tho M11lot · Lutheran Church
2501 Cliff Dr. LI Mm
TH In. J•-.: c;.. ~•I•, ,_,_,
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2900 Paclfie View Or.
CORONA DEL MAR
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLll
Wenlll• St,.,.lcl ..... 1:>1.1:• 1.& ,..,.., kJINI ....•. •:tJ.11:41 ....
W-hlf s.n1ce .... ll:•lt1•
Nurse~ car• available
at all 1ervicea
WILCOME
Phone Ol S·5022
1:48 A.l.l.-Fa111lty Wors>il,
t :41 A.M.-Su11dey Ch11rc•
Sch1ol
I l:O:C A.M.-F,di.-1 Wtnhl,
N..-ry PNtWM
CHRIST LUTHlltAN CHURCH
Miuourl Synod
760 Vktorl1 It., C•hi M•u Lethar V. Tornow, P1stor ........
W1r1ltl• Strvlml• 1:11 & 11 A.M. llllHllJ lclllll1 t:M A.M.
A...i1 •tblt Clua: 9:JI A.M.
CHttlTl.tH ILIMINTAIY SCHOOL l41·61U
PRINCE O~ PEACE LUTH.liRAN CHURCH
M111 y,,4, o,;., I l1k1r Str11t, Co.t• M1t1 , C11if.
AND•llW C. AND••SDN, 1'11111'
Mol'n!119 WO<"si'llP; t t. 11:\J '·"'· ..:.~~•y l thocl' t :U t. lG:U '·""
l'rlnc1 ~ "'''~' Luth•••" .Sttteol -Mitt E1!~1r OhU1, l'rlllcip.J
Offic• l'ft1"'' 54t.osJ I Sckt•l Pho"'' S<ft.o's•z .
HU"'IN•Toli RACH
UNITED CHURCH OF REU6IOUS SOBKE
420 10th St., Huntintton ltach
s • .;.y w.,,.1 .. S&n'lcol .. , Y•.,.. Chl'Cit-11 :oo •·•·
W''"''"'Y EY111i119 Stvtly Wr1u,-7:JO '·'"·
.... ,...., Ml1lster l'tl1H: SJ .. 2111
A Cordi1I Wolcoma from
THE UNITfO METHODIST CHURCH
1.11:t •• 1111114
COMMUNITY
H11nll"tl111 le1ch-N•rtfl
METHODIST CHURCH
115 A111t1 675 -0?10
1:15 l"fe'"''' W1rth1,
9:JO Tr1Cifl1111I Worihl,
COMMUNITY
MITHODIST CHURCH
6•62 Hill Av1, •• 142-4461
W.,d1ip & Church Sch11I
I Sulltl1y Schoel t I 10110 AM
C11f1 M11•
FIRST UNITED
MITHODIST CHURCH
l•tli St I H1rlter llvd.
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UNIYllSITY
MrtlfODIST CHURCH
W1~hip I Church Sch1ol
9:10 I 11 AM
5-41-7 727
Worship ..•. l:lO AM
lll·12Jl
Mte+;nt t1111per1rJly I"
St. M1,1i 'r•1byftr[111
Church
E1,1ltluff Dr. I
J1111bor1• Rd.
lltU"I l11ch Celi• t.4111 Norlh
MESA YElDE
MHHODIST CHURCH
M1 .. Verd• I l1k1r Sf.
14t-271f
LA~UNA IEACH
METHODIST CHURCH
11612. W1tl1y Dr I"
Wo1d1ip I 'c~u•~ Sche•I
9:00 l IO:lO A~
S1. L•111~• Wer1~ip f :lO I t I AM
Churc h School t :JO AM
4tt.JOll
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CHllU CHURCH
IY THI SEA
1400 W. l1!l:t11 l lvi.
•11 .11os
FlltST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
J721 17fti St .•••. 5]6.J5l7
S1rvic11 -f :JO I t I 1.111,
N11n1ry thru 1"8 9r1d1 . 11
Ch11r1h Sche1t -9:10 '·"'· Wor1hip I Church Seho1I
t :lO I I 1:00 AM
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
'Christ Church Presbyterian
11111 M ... He INeer A.H.tl H1.m""" .....
Dr. ~\t McOI .... l• .. rl111 l'llltef
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Offhe lll JN k . l'tt ... : ISM1Jt •
Church ef th• Covenant
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St. Andrew's l'resbyterian Church
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CHAIW MlllllT DllllNFllLD, 'ASTOi
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St: Mark l'relbyterlan Church C..W ,,_,.., ... I hlfM.tf ...,., e-... .....
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Presented
Panel Discussion cc.•eelil tnlia Pllio •>
liosM>n Belch.. Sunday 11 the
t and lO:JO 1.m. oervloel.
"'l'be Archlleid.ay" a clul
fol' ~ lduJll, -II 10 ' 1:m. The membtnhlp
tralalor tluo 1lill btlla Sun-
dly 111 I.ID. lo tlli' pular'I
11u11r.
"lducatl.an.. IDd, Rlclan''
will 'bl Ibo ........ aabject
SUnCSJY at U1lt1rla1 u.iv.,..... a...11 11 1:o111
MOii, LISI VlctG<la St. by
M1dllu Triv~, -ol the Mak.Im . X Monlelldrl
Sclt«>l fn Compton.
Memberl ol the UCI socloJDv cluo wm abo •pell at 1be lO:JO I.JD. 1«ylce.
Qwrch achoo) clus.. ... held
at the ume boour.
Thi Rev. Lo<tn D. P'llcl:-
lnger, m1llllter al Newpa<t
Ullly Cban:lt will pr .... t Ille
.ennon '4Expandlng Your
Worth" SUnday at the 10 1.m.
service. The church moela II
the Seo!Of ctti=s Center.
15th Strttt and Irvine A-u•,
Newport Boach.
Aliiat.ant minister the Rev.
Patrick Berryhill will conduct
h1a third ,clus ltd.W't in the
wie1 "This 'lll!ng Cllled
Unity" Monday and Tueld1y
at 8 p.m. The subject will
be "Metaphysics, the Sclence
ol God.'
The First United Metbtd11t
Churdo, :rm l'ltb SL, Bun-
lingl<1J S..ch, wDJ condllcl
two worship aervlcei at t :•
and II a.m. SUDday with tht
Rov. G. -n Sb1w
preaching OD the t O p i C
~P!aYfng the Game of LHe."
ChUrcb llcllool claslea meet
at the same boon with the
1nquireno clul 11 10:'5 a.m.
IJld tho youth l"OUJ'O meet
at 6:80 p.m.
The waek'• 1clivllles lnclude
the Commlaalon on Mem·
bershlp m .. tlng Monday al
5,30 p.m., the health and
welfare conference Monday at
7,30 p.in., the Bible study and
prayer group mttlfng Tuesday
'1roop1 .,_ al l ::!f ;.m.
and the '°""' adufl flfOUPI meet at 8 p.m. in church
1oaOi ,. .
• Mewll!'dlbtp 11-, r part
., loyalty month, wtll -
IDdly ~er vfliJ from
.... lo al t..t1IOrn
Cllllrdl " llie -· -P1cUic View Drivt, Corona
del_ Mor.
Sunday, the Bev. Dr .
Wllllam R. l!Der, pallor, will
dtUver the term0n "'lbt
-1111 al Generosity" at the
8:"5 and 11 a.m. services. A
faml\y dinner will he aerved
begfnnlng It 5:30 p. m .
Nunery care and y o u t h
supervision wilf_ be Jl!iV!ded.
Communion will bre
celebrated by the members
al Clorilt Latlleru ~
l!unUay 11 the j : 1j and II
a.m. le!"Vlcel. 11H! Re v,.
i..thal V. Tornow wtll speak
<n the topic, ""Inside the Of.
ferlng Bly" at both ll!:r'Vlces.
Folk Singer •
3rd Time / A .,.,,.1 dlao-. ~ _.. _ ,...,. _.
· A !111 oratcOo wrttteo, by_ the ,.._ ,_ poople and -po.-.
.f lanned on Drugs
N"'1JOl'I l!oldl llltmd1nor morl lo ..... bu • a.-unc 1111 penata
11..t lllvtm. ·., tho Ulrd'a lcheduJed for~ mn1n1 wD1 bl Mn. -Caldwell. , ST~CIUAlTIT •
l'tayerwDl bl~ 1t al SI. JllDM £p,llcop1l Mn. BlrkG..,,.., ..iMn'. •COUIJlllS •.
tbe Unlvenlly al ~ Chllt'd!, -VII LJ do, Robert 'lllkar. '""""-P'!'Wil .,_EIR FAMltY • . C1fll0fllio Lulbenn crpel, Newport 8-b. ·' -.ben wtl1 • Doa ~ PLOllJDA IOYS
-... So. Fl-Loo The~Ol>,ipl)lllOo'edby BllJ °"""-md c.111 . ·ANDI••
' Angtlel, ao lllmdl.I', Nov. the Eplscopll Churdt -11Ull1m-. '1111 puol w01 bo ••• ·J1'~1/1 S ,... ••
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, It wUJ bt U. ftlll l rd , . Jccu. MO. . Ila•••• II. 1.., p.a .,
performuoo ol U., ..c Tbl --wtJI ...... II "" -.. IJlll J7M1•:
:.'":-!"':".:"'ClaoimunllJ -l}CI .Ca10plJ;S\i~·~··m~-~~~:::;,~-~~~~:z==t~'--,_yt.eriin Churdl " Lil--.. • t -· 11111 -ud 11 lbl :r..u..i . • \; '
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11 Plftb 1'lthlra ChUrc:b, "-.....iaJ a~~ .iu.. 1n Banquet Set J f"'U'RD :
tbne P1111 11111 1111urea TIH Sold~s Maslt IJN#tif., ~ -···trio, lbl JO.voice Ill'. uup If. Tlior, put ••
cbok. al hlth Lu t b or 1 n ]ftaidenl_ ol p e pp or di a 1 M"".m.b : • ~~Be.lch,JJD-, Colltpand1nlirdsteroltbe I w310.•• • COUW'\IMll • C.~. ::
der ~ -.. of Edee • Churdl.ol Chrill, w1ll .1111 i I .
11411 .... _ _,_., Vme D)'nole lpeWr IDdly II tho'1'' ;4 ·TR:EES of the Wf'\DT.'r.!11
dmla, and llDlofl& Marilyn first ,unual t'eCOlnlilao be-".. · . ~·
n-............. a.... ..!. -In tbe 1-111 llelcb ~-Inn la, -• ' -
Sunday IChool and Bible
classes meet at .t :!O Lm. A
"Evuy Member Vlailllloo" will begin .sunday by the
Boa'rd of Stewardl;hip. with a
trainlne meeting scheduled for
Friday at 7:30 p.m. The
church 111 IOClled at 160 Vfc.
torla st., Colla Meaa. SW Jamieson, a linger who belpo plan !be ldylwlld
Follr: F .. llval, will present Hlectiom ol American
folk mulic at the O a.m . pray&r tervice at~· James'
"Church Loyalty Througfi Episcopal Church, 3209 Via Udo, Newport Beach
Service" wDI be the 1«mon Sunday.
lillellrndl. lfn !JlWlmldl has · ~ fit CIJnNN AdvUCI ~~=~·~~-~~~~~.,,~~· ... ~-~-~~~~~;~. ''Open under the ltan." Ana. /
Clml"" Adv111ce la I Qor1o-•
&n mln!Blry located 11 UC!. :
The 11uque1 1a deJJ&ned 1o I See By· Jaday' s ·: Balboa isle -tht-lolbl '
public and --. ~ ;;!"' n:v;.... COl!lrlbuted .-. Want Ads
Sund1y by the Rev. Jooeph _ _:;;.::.. ____________ ..,.._
Mc.Shane at M-Venle
Unfted Mo-.i Cbrch. Church 1 Sets
Services are held at I and
10:30 a.m. The churc:b ii
located 111'11)1 Baker SI., Cos-ta Meaa.
church, 2lod Slreet 11 Elden CASSEIS Avenue, Costa Mesa. Sunday • • at 10 :50 a.m. The JO.votce
choir 111 under the dlnc:tion
al John Lev-I.
Book Fair Further WDfmltlon IDd
----·bl~ by cnollCllnl Ibo ClmPUI Advance oftlce at 8l3-IM24 or
Ill' Hanry Gerhard. minllter The speaker ol the mocn1ng
al u;. L1pn1 Buch Cboueh • will be the !lev. M1tt Bell,
of n.lfgfoo• Sdeott 20061 &Slistant profwor of educa-
Laguna Canyon Road will lion. Pastor M. C. Cronic will
speak on "God and I" s'urntay speak at the l'evival time
at 9 and 11 a.m. services. service at 7 p.m. The chui'ch
The cbw-cb a.lao IJ)Onsors choir will sing a full mualcal
a lecture at Clubhouse Two program.
in Lei!ure World OD Thursdays
at to a.m. The lecture this
week will be entiUed 0 Gettlng
Rid of Fear."
·~--P.,. •> "Boo~-.... the~ ual~ IMO-MIO.
them ID do " he aid In 1111 . Docn" Y -•1 ;;;:;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:::;;;~~
wmon on the ll>ilont. =•,.18;..~~ IDd~h
ON ANOTll!!R occasion, from noon to 1 4 p.m. and 4
when some of his disciples to 8 p.m. resptctively.
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL were procl•tming their devo. The fair llliU be held at
Unn ID him, be lold them the Commurtlty U n 1 t e d
they caold lla1Jy prova it by Methodi<l Church, 111 Agalo.; !'-----.... --...... their deeds. Becauae the fair ii being held e MATTRISSIS e
"U you really ~ve me," aloog with t1-e mother'• coUee'lr.•· _;... ___ ~--
GUIDE
ho Aid. "you will obey my hour gpo""*ed by t.eochen MA TTRISSIS
commandment.... of the Balboa Island pre-9().lft • BOMD • TBAll.EM
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at 9:30 a.m., the Communion-will be
Stewardship and II' In an c e celebrated at both the 7:30
Commtttet . meeting Tuesday and 9:30 a.m. services Sunday
. at 7:80" p.m. and the 'l'rulteel at •t. Johll &lie DI v. I• e · meeting Thurad1y 117 :30 p.m. l!placopi] Cllarclo, IOO Or1nge
A 14-hour prayw vlcil wfD ·Ave., CM< Mell.
Al the B .. tlnlioa Buch
Unit¢ Church of Reli&f"'11
Scti~nce, 420 loth St., the topic
to be discussed this SurMley
by the-Rev. ErneSt Pa\e is
"God and You Togetber." 11le
adult service, youth church,
and preschool claaa begin at
11 a.m., with a piano medlta·
Uon prelude at 10:45.
No one 1111ched .,..t<r Im-acbonl, ·~ emphuja will --portance to faith than the be on boots for prwchoo1 a.ti M: .. Mattr.i o..
apofi]e Paul. But in his letter children. 11" '"9WllGlt .....
ID ChrilUons 11 Rome, he said lnaplr1Uonal hook• f or Uberty 1-1303
thlt true worship comiats of adulta and lnexpenatve edl·I'----..;.. ___ _
"offering y0unelf u 1 livinl Uollll ol all Um• favorlles aloo e UPHOLSTlllY e'\~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!f
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sacrifice to God." wW hi avaDable.
be held Friday beginning at Sunday school for all ages The Women's Guild will
meet on Thursday, Nov. 21,
at 11 a.m. at the home of
Mts. Paul Richardson, il4
Eighth-St., Huntington Beaeh.
"LOVE ONE another wann· The moathly church family
6 p.m. and nursery care is ~rovided
at the 9:30 a.m. service. The
youth groups meets at 7 p.m.
ly as brothers in Christ, and night supner will be held Nov.
be eager to show respect for 20 at 6:30 p.m. at the chtlft!h.
one another," he said. "Work A groug of boy llCOllts will
twd, and do not bl !uy. ezplain the God and Country
Serve the Lord with a heart Award as part of the mrening'a
Pastor Jamb A. Dolin of
Calvary Blptltt Church, 8281
Garfield A v e .. , Huntington
Beach, will lpell on ht.e IDpic
"The Face al Chri!t" Sunday
at the 11 a.m. service. The
Caivary Church chOir will allo
present special arranaements.
Sunday fCbool l:la.SleS are
held 11 f: Ii un: wtlll nunery
cart providell. fer-tbe-H!'Vlt'I. ·
Youth training ii offered at
5 p.m.
"Llfe Detours" ls t lt e
sermon title chosen ·by t.he
Rev. Dr. Vincent GoUUIO Jr.,
putor and foundor ol the
Cluudi ol Ibo Crooorood.o for
the II un. lllvlc4o SUDday.
The church lo IOClled 1t
3500 Pacific View Drive,
Newport Buch.
The Rev. Charin Moore, a
member of the Torchbearers
in ClomaJll' llnce 19511 and
maoagina dlreetor of the
Boderwetbot', a C h r I s t I a n
youth cientcr at L a le e
Conlllncl, will be the 1111..i
speaker at the 7 p.m. service
at C.-Bible Churdl, 23rd
Street and Orange A,venue,
CM<Mm.
'nte peat.or H. E". Joftel will
brln1 lhe menage • • An
Enlightened Mystery" to the
•and 10 :<0 1.m. -lcel. The
rqular mid-week 81bla study
aod pray1t meeUn& and the
P1-Girls llld ChrlJtlln
Service B r 1 g a d e meet
Tbundayl 1\ 1 p.m.
Tbl Finl UaHed Metlulclfll
a.rdl, 426 W. 19th SL, Costa
M .. , will hold duplicate
wonhtp services SUDday at
•:JO and 11 a.m. with tho
Rev. Richard J. Dunllp
prucblng.
~~'j1.,:=r,.. ":!
apt In hlld 11.lbl -houn. '1111 1'111111 ,_.
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"More Than Stained Glass"
will be the sermon daivered
Slmday by the Rev. James
E. Pi':"_CY1 minister ol the nm cart1Uan Clmrcb, m
Victoria St., Costa Mesa. · · Servtcea are held at 1:30
IJld 10: to Lm: the youth ,
mtn:iat.r,·Dongiaa Hodges wW ,
speak during the Vesper Hour.
' --Gllll lo< Calllornla Lutheran
Home! for the Aged will be
received Sunday and the
followin& Sunday at Lutheran
Clnarcll of die llffanectloa,
981Z Hamilton Ave., Hunt·
1nglon Beach.
Services are held at 10:30
a.m. with the Rev. Arthur
!l. Tingley, pastor, preachins.
The Sunday school meets at
9 a.m.
full of devQtlon ... share your program. "Thy hands hav~ ~de me beloncings with your needy
and fashioned me . 1ve me b then andopeu.yourbornea tmderstandine, that I may toro stranien
learn thy commandments. Let "Do not ~ ~d but accept
thy tender mercies come unto h bl duties do not think me, thait I may live: for thy of.um~ · wise
law ii my dellgbt." · .. fr somV:ne•doei ·evil to
These words from Paa~ 00 do not pay him back
119 are part of the Bible ~th· il Try ID do whit lesson-aermon titled "Mortals "1 ev · ,
and Immortals" ·to be read . all man cmslder. to be pod.
In ChrtsUan Science churches ..Jlo everything . possible, on
on the Ora.nee Cout Ulil Sun-y~ part, ~. hve at peace
day. w1ttr all men.
RE-llE4ll tbll plSI ... IJld
Corona del Mar's Com-note the active verbs: lovt.
mlllllty Coasrqa~oaal Cbvcb •. work .•. serve •.. shm.
will hold a worshlp service .. accept .. , try .•• do.
at 10 a.m. Swlday with Or. Tht Biblical emphui.s on
Philip G. Murray presenting doing reaches a clhnu ln
"The Generowi SP Ir It · ' ' the Epistle of Jamu.
Church school is also at 10 "Do DOt fool yourselves by
"How to Overcome ·useleas a.m. The church. located at jw:t listenin& to <Tod'• word,"
Inner Tensions" iJ tJie eennon 611 Heliotrope Ave., provides it admonishell. "Instead. put
111bjed: otDr. D. W~ McElroy, child care. lt into practice ...
mln1lter .of llubor Cerldlu ''WHAT GOOD 11 It for • -~ which will ht -•ch-li" • .,11 ... lta llx-week Sunday ~, · r·-~contest, Wettmln1ier min to 1 a y, 'I haw faJth ;' Id SundlY at 10:4.1 a.m. H 1.:~ A ... loni do not prove The ehurclt meets at Harper Brdbrea Charcll, 1 4 6 1 4 •WI -'•
Elementlj:y Schoo~ 425 E. MllDOU. Avt., HunUng!Dn I\? · · · Show me how you
lfth St., Costa Mesa. Tbe Beach, will bold a pancake can have faith without actions,
church llChool convenes at 9:45 breakfast, dubbed "Flapjack and I will ahow you D1)' faith
a.m. Nunery care ill provided. Round-up." Brealdalt will be by my actions."
served from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. If the church ii in trouble
The Vanguar.d Choir ol the for '6 cenu. IDdsy, upecl11ly with youn1
Southern CallloinJ1 Colle11 A cowboy hit wW be stvan people, It may bo a ...,,11
~1 •· gf-'•• · ncert 11 lo each chfld 111"-''•• Sunday ol trying lo show the the
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history ol Oranp ~t u
bull-• and earfh~ .,.Ying
machlnu bq&o ...Ui>lllJI lhe
land on both aides' 61. SOUtb
Coast Hl&bway to t.,i.lon Over
500 resld<lllial Iota fir Nlaud
Sllor<a, 1he newest ~Ulli!1
' p;.f<d 'io be ~ '"
La!Wll Nlaud. ·
Appromnately two mllllon
yanll " earth .,. tcbeduled-
to be moved • ctdl p..
derlalling, which will r..ull
in a series al cardul.lY-
eli,;ne....I -on liolll sides ol the higbfty between o.... Strand Road and ~.ooo
feel northerly )o $alt er..t.
Road,' provldlna ·• m.,.lmW.
of oc+.an view aitel for the
developmelll.· .
V nive rsity. 'I!ark . .
PreiJiew Carded
A -la! preview showing lop of planking and wooil
of Univeraity Park, a wllque beams crute a d d it lo n a 1
project offering two dill.,...! ..iannlh."
htime styles within one com-Ac.;cord~ lo-L e n.Ch,:
munity, will be held t.hls homebuyer1 Will be otfeffil wee~end at Irvine Ranch.
According to A. P. Lench, · the element.I of rural liv4l1
vice pre.sldent of marketing in' the luahly ·landacaped park.
for the Stanley C. Swartz Tree-lined palhway1 IUld largt :...=:._...:::c.r;+-'c-~-
Compaoy, developers o f central parks will connect
University Park, the com· ~ wJtb a rffl'ealion
munity iituated on a huge 44-acre park featur~ Village center providifli a variety of
Three homes 'and 1be Park leisure activitces for adults
homes. and children alike.
' 'Prospective homeowners Pro specUve homeowners
will have an opportunity to In:•Y select frqm a variety
see the new home develo~ ol Village 'Jbree floor plans,
ment which combines the priced from R4,500 includin
elements ol. ruraJ ltving on an ingenlou~ly · designed one.
the historic ranch with the story. two-beclroom house wlUJ,
convenience of urban facilill e:I! a farge kitchen and dinihg
through JU proximity to nook a.s well u a spacious
University Park .s h o p p i n 1 J.hree:.bedroom, t w o , 1 to r y
Center, University Park model with front balcony,
Elementary School a n d Lech said.
University or California at He also said that 'lite Park
Irvine," said Lench. homes offer mQdels ranging
These ·
DIAMONDS ' are YOl!r' bell · friend ·
WALKER. & LEE
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i,; order lo 'accompllah lhi
work; •which will take ap-
prddnrattfy' ah m o·n t b 1, -
motomta on Pacific Coast
Highway wlQ use ' a· detour
during coaS6i.ictioo • of an
undecpul beneath the uiallog GRAND PRIZE WI , NEli,: TURTL:E RDCK,HILLS' CONTEMPORARY PLAN.WITH SPANISH ACCENT
highway. • ---------. I
Lench said the Village Three In size from a three-bedroom
homes offer homebuyers 18 dif. style. with a large family room
ferent exterior designs em~ to a spacious five-bedroom
phasi.%.ing the favor of the house with luiurious master
ranch atmosphe.re through the bedroom suite.. Homes are
use of architectural materials available from '32,995.
which highlight an Early University Park may be
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Nl&utl . Sboft:s ii t h • first F California style. reached by talting the Santa ~Js..~
"Visitors to The Park homes Ana Freeway· (o Culver Drive l"'---·------.J
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projed lo the master plan
hr tho !jevelopmenl ol the
liolt CnH ~. JIW'chaa-
ed lat ,.., by the Laguha
Niguel Cbrp. from the Capron estl\t .. for . .$10.5 million. 'l1N!
property, adj o i n ing the
Mooudi Bay holding• of th<
Lagwl4. Niguel Corp. adds
•cloee to one ri1lle of br.ach
stretching aoulh towardJ Dana
Point from the corporation's w.tlng beach property at
Monarch Bay.
Firm l)ue
In Ir vine
A m e r i C·• n Kawasaki.
Motorcycle Corp. will begin
construction immedialely on
a new-homt office facility
in the Irvine Indu st rial F.inaocing is belng provided
by 1 the Prudential L I f e lruiurance C 0 m p a n y of Complex, atcording lo Ex·
Am~rlca, which also handled ecutive Vice President Yoji
the rmanclal details for the Hamawaki.
original purchase of the 850 Housing West Coast parls
a<n beach front property, ac· d is tr i but i on and ad-
c~ to William H. Beck, ministration for Kawasaki
-_; -ei:ecuUve vice president of motorcycles in the United
. •• Laguna Niguel Corp. States, lhe 30,(XKl.square-!oot : ·:"' Beet also 'pointed out that structure joins over 130 other
· ~·•--·· nd ercial mai'or firms now located in ·c:~. • ..,....u..,..., a comm ~:· aite qevelopment Is pro-the Orange County, California,
~:: lfammed for the same comple:r;,
· ::: genera1 area on Pacific Coast Now located in Gardena, lhe
·: Highway. company -plans to move to
Niguel Shores in the first iU new facility in February.
devf!lopmenl of thill portion Kawa,saki motorcycles are
of :Llguna Niguel, which :"'ill manufactured in Japan by ev~ include a variety Kawasaki Airer.aft ComP.any,
of hoUsfnl wULs, ranging from part.of one of J apan's hifgest
high rise apartments to industrial complexes, t h e
garden homes and beach KawaSak1 Group.
homes and view lots and a A latecomer to the motorcy-
complete recreation complex cle market, Kawasaki has
know n as Sea Lake Village, grbwn to number three seller
witll reaort. hotel and all at·. in. the United States tnarket.
tendant facilities fronUng on The company manufactures
a as.acre lake lo be created and distributes a full ine of
on the Inland side of Pacific motorcycles . up to 650cc, two
Coast Highway. cycle and four cycle. In
Engineerlng p1an11 also can m o t o r ~ ~ c 1 i n g circles,
for a major intersection st Ka~asa~1 1s best Jtnown for
Pacific Coast Highway and lhe ~ngmee;mg and pei:formance
planned continuation of Niguel innovations stemming from
Road which ii to be extended their extensive engineering
from' itl present tmninous at background .in th:' aircraft and
the south end of the El Niguel general engme fields.
Country Club golf course to The facility, designed by
lhe highway. An elf!mentary Roll y Pulaski Architects of
school, one of thf! 11 educa· Costa Mesa, is located al
tional facilities acheduled for McGaw and Pullman Streets
;-:· Laguna Niguel, will be con-on the Newport Fref!way, ~-· structed at the new in-between the Santa Ana and ::~ ; teraect:ion, with completion of San Diego Freeways.
the [acility site scheduled for Don Koll Company, Inc. i.s ·:-::.~.:_ ,::: -.... : -
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March, 1969. general contractor.
Mi ssion Viejo Names
McFarland Sales Head
Stuart R. McFarland o( New-
port Be:ach, La P a 1 Homes
: :J.lc_man, ha3 been promoted
to the position of 1 a I es
manager of Mission Vle)O
C::impany lhi.s week by John
l. Manin, vlct president cl
s:tlcs arid marketing for the
firm , wich is developing the
11,000.acre new town in
ao~theastem Orange County.
In his new position,
McFarland will be respomible
for I.ht ules efforts and
customtt nlattons on the
four company developme.nLll,
including new G r a n a d a
Homes. McFarland hu a wide
range of hM::ompany · ex-
per)enc<, having alao 1 o I d
ElcIOrado and Miiiion Rldp
~ sine< Joinllll th< com· ~ m June, tti'1.
Earlier ln hll career,
McFarland wu a 11lesman
for "Homebuyen Mquine,"
whkb whetted hil lnl.erett In u.· ml -le-lend develop-
IDMI llold. lie bu hold poai-
-w1t11 .,.,.. builden ID
U..IM Anfol<o-Otalll• Coun-
1>' -lo -ID MrYilll • '-"::! -". Iarwe .,.. .... _.llDI ID Glclldale and a,-..,l'la.
~ for a teacblnr
Mt.Farlud umod a
SALES MANAGE R
Stvart Mctrarlancl
• ..._ .. ,Gl'nlllnllll'ta ' .,,... ,... • '00!'.A. and a
qricu1lure at Bvrbani. .T unior
Hlgb Scbool, and also wv.d
u • science teacher at Hewe&
lRto..-;ai. Scl)ool in Tustin
before movinJ into the com·
tnunltf l!e"1opm<nt field.
McFarland >lid h~ wlft
have two ms. 1.3 and 15. """'""' ....... qtlalltun hm Col Poly. Ht i.uf)lt ,
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Grand Pl'iu Give the Un ited Way will see how vaulted ceilings and followin(:the signs to the
add spaciousness lo t h e 'development. Models are open
models," said Lench. "Ceil· daily from 10 a.m. lo dusk. Turtle Roe k Winner l;=ll=O W==A=V A=l l=A=B l=E=l=N=D=O=V E=R=.S:;::H=O=R E=S=, =N E=W=PO=R=T=·B=E=A C=H= .. = .. :::;-.
a new dirrleMian in estate sire IMn1. htn Wells & Sons. lne. lies• Jiinited
1111mbtr of Uie i.11ttt size wit'!! IRfl~\ftr·offertd .in this primt loc.atlcm.
These Jl1rcre3t "forn!+" View" IOts lllvt 100 ft; lronti&t •!Id ire u11 lo
200 ft. deep. Combined wittl IM 1>r~i1e of N1wport's lamous'West Bluff
ind privit• beacMs, tllese larl' view estl1H offer tM finul possible
Turtle Rock . Hills, the separates ,the master suile a side family room. All
u n I -versity-oriented hillside fr.om ihe family bedrooms for bedrooms • are g r o u p e d
df!velopment created by Presi· privacy. together in the nighttime side ·
dent Homes, in the coastal · Plan 3 i's a four-bedroom of the home. sef:lion of the Irvine Ranch, iayrrrst loealiGn in thi1 •N•.
tv111 Wills & Sons, hw:. will dtl'itn .nd build your drum home, or pl
may purdl1se 1n exciuisite e1isllnc &yc1ut home. this' week won the two top home that features 46 linear Both homes · may be seen
prizes in thf! medium-sized· ft. of glass' wall to take In any day at Turtle Rock Hills,
home category of thf! national the sweeping views offered by near the intersection of Cam·
contest 8 p 0 n 5 0 red by the sights. It incorporates such pus and Culver Drives. Prime
American Builder Magazine. tr~ d'i ti o fl a 1 architectural access routes are the Santa
Builders Ch a r 1 es Mid· details as qi_pe Cod shingle Ana freeway (Culver Drive
NEW 300 SERIES e $69,950 TO $120,000
Models at 1842 s3ntiaao DriVe, Newport Beech~
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this week received ~ telegram ·r· H · h \ from American Builder editor plan ce ntering around an· Paci IC Coast 1 g way
Joe w. Kizzia, aMOuncing thal1_,_n_t~ry_a_1r_1_·u_m~· lh_a_l _•~P"-"'_•_< __ tM_a_cA_r_t_hu_r_B_I,_d_. _no_r_th_l_·--------------------------~--------
their Plan I had received the
grand prize in the 1,651·2,000
square foot category and their
Plan 3 was the runnerup, get·
ling the award of distinction
in the samf! category.
On ill way to its nahonal
victory, Plan 3 last spring
look top honors in an im·
portant competition r o r
western homes, tbe Gold Nug·
get Contest' jointly sponsored
by American Builder
Magazine and the Pacific
Coast Builders Conference.
Like all other homes in Turtle
Rock Hills, both models were
designed by Richard R .
Leitch.
Plan I is a three-bedroom,
two-bath home with a tiled
courtyard entry that extends
right into the home. The sym-
metrically-designed daytime
portion of the house features
a grouping of five roonu along
the rear of the view-structured
home with the cenlral kitchen
separating the living room and
dining area from the family
room and nook. The zoned plan
La Cuesta
Has Custom
Built Homes
Essential elements In
creating a custom community
of beach homes a~ location,
careful land planning, quality
· materials and construction
know-bow , accoo:llng to Bud
Fricker, salts: manager for
Frank l;I. Ayres and Son's
Ra1>ebo La CUe!la, Huntington
Beach. ' The Ayres organiZllioo c.an
actually build a luxury home,
walking distance from Hun-
tington State Beach, and sell
it -including tile land -
for price! ranging f r o m
$24,990.·
Hornes at Rancho La Cuesta
have three and four bedrooms,
ooe and two story plans with
two bathrooms, fully carpeted,
and fealurina heavy tieams.
There is a variety of e11:terior
alytinp.
All utilities are underground
and distributes a full line ol
and kitchens haft rangf!, oven,
sink. pantry and .erve-threugh
window-counter, included in
pureh1se price.
A new unit is being built
now, but there are homes
ready for immediate oc-
cupancy, Frldter poinll out.
Furnished and dttorated
model homes and an in·
formatioo·sa.les o(fice I t e
open dally. They may be
visited by t.ak:lng San Dleco
or Santa Ana freeways to
Brookhur1t, Hunt In &ton
Be1ch, and ttMn west on
llamfll<lll ID 8ushord Streel.
Turtle Rock is a centuries-old landmark.
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' are already more famous than their namesake. . . .
The bold, turtle·shapod outcropping of rock. in ,
ttie hills overlooking 1he Irvine campus of tl1e
University of C1Hfornia; fl.ands today as a natural
entr~· marker to' a most unusual new
community ... ~ne destined to .be
nurnbered among the truly outstand·
ing in all of Southern California.
The home~ of Turtle Rock Hills
have won numero us awards since
their inlroductioh less than a year
ago , including the Grand Prize, "Gold
Nugget" award at tile Pacific Coast Builder's An-
nual Conference.
Now, Turtf~ Rock Hills has earned tile most
coveted honors cl all: The n.itiooal Grand Prite
and the ""''atd of Dislinclion pre-
sented by American-Builder ll)ai·
az ine at the Na1ional Association
of 1Home Builders ' annual con·
fer•nce.
The first group of homes in
Turtle Rock Hills is .ii! but gone.
Now there i' a new seleclion of
J)l'ize-winning homes .,.,,hich have ret.iined .. 11 the
original charm and added even more.
HOmesites in group tv"o are on somewhat
higher ground. They are larger in size, on the
average, with some run ning over 20,000 square
feet. The view from Turtle Rock Hills is panoramic,
S1Neeping ac1oss the UCI campus from the S.inta
Ana mountains to the o"cean.
All the new homes al Turtle Rock Hills are
~ngle level designs, incorporating every appoint-
ment you should expect in a fine custom resi-
. dence. Exp.in>es of glass. Floonng of imported
ceramics and deluxe vinyls. Beaulcful a.11-~lectric
kitchens with ForrQica cabi~
nets, self-cleani ng oven~. and
countertop·barberues. Com-
modious wet bar~. separale
service rooms, 1h1ee-car
gar.iges ... too many luxury
Ideas to list. .
The Turtle Rock Swim and >"
Tennis dub i! a priv;ite S·acre recreation center
with outstanding faCilitfes for the entire family.
As a resident of Turtle Rotk Hills, you au1omat1·
ca!ly become a member. Children 's playgrounds,
rolling grassy fields, arod tree-shaded quiet <1reas
co1np!ement the more active opportunities for
s1vimming and tennis.
Turtle Rock Hills repre·
sents an unusual investment
in pH•st1ge' living for success·
ful families. You may choose
fee t11le 0Wflersh1p or, if you
pieler, long·term leasehold.
Prices range from $38,800 lo
s:.5,000 depending on type
of ownership,· size of your
home, ilnd the specific site
yOu ~elect.
\/i,il .Turtle Rock Hill~ Whi!e 1he very be\t i~
still ava.ilable. Come to the crossroads of Culver
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1lw Peto Barrett lleall)' eoa.. and .... votocl -ol Ibo
paoy ot Newparl Baadt IOd Year Jn 1•. .
<:-. M -lected Barrett la a member ol tbe -. baa · • Oiange Empire <;ouncil, llo,y
19&9 prealdent fl. the Newport Scout.s of America execuUve
Harbor-O>ota Mesa Boaril of board, cbalrlng tbelr sea hllSe
Realton, succeectinc William committee; an actlve member
C. 111ng of c.r.oa da1 Mar. of .Nnport Tomorrow; put
Serv'•• tllil W.-,. llnl , dirtclor ol lhe N e" port -·~ Harbor Olamblr ol Com-vice -1den~ Barrett bal °"""'; and ~ di
-i:balnnmi ol lhe bolnl'1 · lbe Newport . Rotary ~iJ;;,-· ad multi-Bam!U 1P"aduated Ir om Pie· commlt\IOI a,nd a-Nejrport Harbor Hiib SchoOi
-ol Ila elblca, u-llleDded •-ti& U·'"-'""of' =·~· imm·1mt1111i;Dc1 ~~uw.ii;'uci.A.
-"'""'"1UO.. Olhel" 1• -ol lb6 He bu 'been a member of realty board ore Charles S. lbe ~ ol ~ ol the Dreyer, lll:st vie€ pr<a!dent;
·board for Ibo put five years, Cl1arlll F. Colem>rtey, sec-
BDd bu 1ervecl'11:a director ond v~ -Iden!: ·~
of .lbe Calllornla Roal •Eolato Jame1 B. W.00. oecretary-
Allocladon"for the put lour 1re ......... eomplo\q.tbe11111t
yHn u .well u "wiirlW!c m board ol dlr<ctorl ·are J°'
.veral ltate 1 eve J, -com-Clarkaoo, Curt Dosh, .Art
mltlees. Ila. -recelved, lhe Gonion, P"'7 Zimmerman.
Salesman Servlce"Awll<l lrom' and Illa board president Ring, . . -
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Groundbreaking· ceremonies A "convenatlon pit," com-
c...trudton· Lt ~r ""' on Friday, NOY. e, atteDded plete wllh bulJt.ln ... 11 before
on lhe Lok• Poreat Swim and by civic Jeaileni·and olher ·a llreplace, la • unique but
Racquel . Club in . De. a n e dlgn1tarl.., Ii-.. ·'.,, 'the.be"'•· practlc&l lnnovation in one . ..,,--.... floor plmt ttuot II sure to be Home•' moper-planned .Com' ning of ~ev .. ent o1 M-lbe b I g h 111 M of any
munll)> ol· LQe, Forest in Wo001, a '9 ·~ residential homel!ojw'1 tour of ihe model '
Soulheasle(ll Orange County. proJed by ·George J, Helt.er . bomOI.
The I a r ge It ...... ational and Alaoclalit; S o·a t b Or n Sloped ceilinp In r 1 ••
faclJtty ever built by Deane Calllornla:'• oldoll eubWvely , flpllly and dining . ..:;:;;;:'.
Homes, lhe coaiplez will eo-realdenttal bulldill& ltrm.. !ulninoos ceJiinp in pnlen'.
com-more lban lll0,000 ' M>sa Woodl, on Sunllower , tlo kltche ·'kin 1· square feet in around area ATenue welt of it:l Street, pe ns, Wtu : c o.ets
I · ,_ •-'-~'-'" · •d of lhe and clrealna roorn1 in muter a one. , ' , · g w••-"<'Y ~· . bedroom .Wtea and dona wllh
The l!wim.-, and Jtaoquel Sop1b eqo.i Plua ShOpping ban wi11 he among lhe other
Club, accgrdlnl to Walt Sebr· · Cenler. featuru.
prOYlde a ·· · ""'"111 bnm bf Gtorg~ J, Hll1Rr, .. CUrrent plant call or 110 !Jli, ~· will 'Th• butidin& !Inn;. founded ,, . -.
~ -"""""':~ ·11as:rem-·pr1~·.;;.ed llomPof~,4and5bedrooma,
and ~ "iici:tUe1. lt will ~t It 1 "45-flioN>ld Pficed in lhe moderate range. ~ncom-a huge IWlmming hlltory, It bu developed many VA. FHA, Cal-Vet and con-
pool, ·willch wW jut out into reeldenUal tteu of Orange ... ventl.ooa1 term8 are t:ifered.
the lake, ·u well u an adult County during that time, ·most ''1be lite of Mesa Woods awlmmlnl pool. ·The general recenUy In 1959. waivelected becauae of Its
paol is .acQially a .mnan· lake Heitz.er . is ~'!id'4 , b 'I stratlglc locattc:m.11 Heltzer
In ltseU, zeo ·feet in length · partners David R. Berman, 11&1d.
and 100 feet wide PfOvtding Seymour R. Berman and ''The !IQ million South Coast
approximately ·a hall-aero of Juoo R. Heltztr, marketing Plaza II cleotl* to become
IWimmlng area. Tl)e &Opera! and . salea ~tor Jerry, lhe ,tradlq cenlo< . ~ jlll!y
pool area a1s0 ..ur ll&Ve· a . ·~l ....... a!.oqperlnt\!114eo~ or-'Costa M•••. but '¢aq be
oandy beJch, Thomu R. Swamon. and cooaldi!red lbe 'ddwntown' ol • • · !I r • ,., 0rm;p County......,........_. Or~ County. • : ·. , :-r ., 111~ 1 -·' J-i:!~::;:--· ., ·"AnY'aboonlni &ente• .tfiao . , • N~w 1".~..: •. · Neir Coricepts In nOiii-fl!ans cBD generall!enOOgb aaJes tax ~ and exlerlor delips to be reVenue In one year to !lnance
T An.a. featured at Mesa Woods wen:. a fl mUllcn civic center, u · ract v.-l"'ns r<Voaled ~t a 1un~ ml'ci · South Cou! Pim in.er, oa1t't • reCeptlon at lbe Balboa Bay help bUt Increase lhe value
Emery S. H8l1.90!l, president c I u b f o 11 ow l n g t he and desfrabllity of. the residen·
of P. A. Palmer Inc., bas goundbreaklngceramooies. tialareu~H."
announced that the n e w The home!, del1ped by , Heltzer concurs ill. t be
Engliib. V1Dage Buccola built Frank Go n 1 a I e 1 and atudies that predict tbi"'C!nter
homes at lbe coriier ,.ol !Sib Alloclateo, feature op,.. will· be "'"1nl a -1atlon
Street and Tuatln · AYtnue in ·courts, mnlniscent of. Colonial of one milllcm • it draws
Costa Mesa are MW·open for California or Old ~ Medco from the uround1na: cities
aa1.. . manalona, complete!i enc!Oled -and bLt opinion, backed
Al there are only 30 bqmes by the llvinl areas. In. most up by resounding succe.ss 1n Ibey 1boWd "1 he aofd wllhln plans, lhe open courtl ldjoli> previOUI developments, car-
twO. Cl' ~ week!, H&nlell. kitchens, living rooma: and rfes much wel&ft& in the in·
old. ' . -bedrooml. . dustry.
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BY THE BEAUTIFUL i·SEA
When you think of IR.VINE RANCH, you may well thjnk of lush, sprawling countryside.
But there's more to us than that. ;, · The ranch touches the white sands 11.!ld gentle surf
of 1he ocean from Newport Beach to Laguna. One of the largest totally planned· environ-
ments in California, the ranch encompasses 83,000 acres of commercial, residential, .Indus-
. trial, agricultural, educational and cultural areas, ;, Homes in every price range now under
construction in 5 individual communities. If yours has been the dream oj a home by the sea.-
visit 'th.e 1RVINE RANCH INFORMATJQN CENTER, Santa Ana Freeway at Myford Road,2mil~s .
east of Tustin. Open 'daily from s:so a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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LOS ANGELE!! (APJ -Tbe upoet.IMrll ~ven o1 Oregon stato and the 111>
beaten Trojans ol Soulborn • Calilorn!a
shoot for It all -tho Booe Bowl -
In thtlr PacUI~ Conlerl!Dee football cam• thls 1rternoon. '!be )'Inner, regard!.,. of what hap.
)ltJll later, will bead on to meet the
Big Ten lnvaderl, _,.., they att,
in Paaadena'• hie lluct.r Nft Year's
O!\y.
U the rivals play to a Ue, the tuturo
11(ill ba 1n IUSp<l13' unut the regular conferei\ce .. _ encts nen SatunlaY
and ore,"" Slale and Oregon and
Soo1btrn eat·and UCLA stag. their an-
nual blood-letting.
Benion Counly'1 Black Blndits are
Tucker
1-1 !Gr the year while the nation'• No.
lfor«-USC-la7.f.
Some ?9,000 .,. i!DIOcled to vlew the
batUe In lolomorlal ~.
Tb ere Is no shOrlage ol brllllanl
players on both teams, many ol whom
were around a year ago ln Corvallb
. when Oregon Slalo dealt the Trojans their only deleol al the ....... U.
The Beal(en' steve Preece, wtto use
coach Jolin McKay caUs the beat play-op.
lion quai:terbaek In U(e naUon, Is baeted
br lullliack ·Bill "Earthquake" Enyart,
the,country's fourth leadhig rusher.
Southem Cal, ol -ha.i its celebrated nmnfna baet,. All-Americao o. + Slmpaon, and the still& of its
fll&W'1IJl quarterback Stove Sogge.
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°" rv ·~·••
1130 , • ...., n--r 1
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• I"or the Ttoj'an., fullback Dan Scoll
does more blockinil for O. J. lhaD run.
nlng. ~..... Boblw Cllindler and
W Bob Klein are valoable pasa i<celvers.
Or.goo Stale, wblcb loll to•Jowa and
Kenluciy. each by a llngle poln~ l'Olllod
UCLA laat week, 45-21, wblle Southeru
Cal mocked Calilornla, 8$-17 •
Coach. Dee AndnJI ol CISU IUD1IDOd
Ibo plclittt up Vflr/ ~ Wbta·lle Uld: "r know we c1111n~ "-w~ Slato
by mOOI (1") but I think 11'1 like SC~~ -tnoever;i ,.._
'"l'be Trojans loavo been gond eD9'llh
to do wbat they bad lo do. TbeY sbowed
tbe pGl5c."
. Mcltl:\' ClO ~the evaluation. '!be
Bel.vm have woo when ,it counted •.
Changes
GWC's Shackleford .Fears Wet Field
Line Switches
Should Benefit
Running Attack
By JOEL SClllfARZ
or "" Delltr Pl• Stiff
Hoping to regain punch In hll once
potent offense, Orange Coast College
football coach Diet Tucker bas juggled
the personnel on his offeruiiv~ and
defensive lines ·for t.onjght'a game with
rival Golden West College.
With a wet field a dlstlnct. posaibllity
aod quarterback Paul Lemoine out of
the game with a bad ankle, the Pirates
mut · rtly on their running attack,
something that bu bogged down the
last two weeks.
To. give quarterback Bill Jenkins and
lailba<ks Wayne Tinlin, Ray Ricardo
and Ethan Oliver a better shot at btu.k·
ing loose the way they were earlier
in the year, Tucker baa made maas:l.ve
changes u"p front.
Bruce Rogge, a one-time starter in
the defenstve back fie.Id takes over for
Robert ~.4t left end.
Ed 'Foote, a 35-pounder, moves from
the defensive nOseman 'ppliUon to of ..
fenslve left tackle and Rob Purnell,
a 215-pounder who had a broken band
earlier thll year, will make his first
start at cent.tr.
Rick Dustin, another defensive tackle
will play offensive right taclde for the
second straight week in place of the
injured Ray Hunt. Hunt i:1 ei:pected
to see some action.
, Tack1e Kevin Grady and center Randy
Bass, who have been starting members
of the offensive unit all season have
been shifted to defense.
Grady, an all-conf~ selecUon last
year on offense, wHI be ")( defense left
tackle, where he played a fine game
last week: ~ ,
~ss will be, irt Foote's cld position,
noseman, or middle guard.
Tucker al.sc plans one change in his
defensive secondary. Linebacker Rick
Siebert will move into the ~1eld
fr.om linebacker. He'll fill in fer Je · ,
who went both ways last week. 'ke
Bailey Wtµ be in Siebert's linebackiiJg
position.
Tucker said 'he didn't think a wet
field would affect the outcome cf the
game. · ·
"Rain ·or· a wet field won't make
any difference. Neither one cf us will
have any kind of an advantage because
of the weather," Tucker said.
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Roy Shocklolord
PIRATE Ll!ADER
Dick· Tucker . . . . .. " ..
Spor~1 ;1! Brief
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Due ' Sugar Bowl Bid
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -The Sugar
Bew!, admittedly in a pickle earlier
this week, has .snatched Georgia away
from the Orange Bew! and will invite
Mis9buri to play the Bulldop here Jan.
1 if the Big Eight Conference Tigers
beat Oklahoma today.
Shoold t}le Sooners upset Mis.souri, then
the Sugar Bcwl will tum tu attentions
to the Southwest Ccn!erence -going
after either Arkansas or Tex.as, if the
Longhorna don 't get the host spot in
the Cotton Bew!.
Georgia's Bulldogs, who ·play Auburn
today for the Southeastern Conference
championship, have a no strings in-
vitaUon to the NeW Year's Day
postseason cliwic her~.
Cowboys and Washington Redskins, w11
tbe Ont man lllred by tbe Falconi
wben they were formed three yean
ago.
_m. job or bargalnln1 with playen
probably will be taken over by Norm
Van Brocklin, named Falcon cxiacb six
week1 ago. ...
NEW YORK -Angry boxina: fans
tossed bottles into the ring at Madi5cn
Square Garden Friday night after Pana-
ma's Ismael Laguna wm awarded a
split decision over young Roman Blanco
of Venezuela in the featured 10-round
lightweight bout.
Several persons were injured in the
melee, touched off by supporters of the
24-year-old Blanco when two of the three
ring oflclals gave Laguna, former light·
weight champ, the ood after a rugged,
c1 ... fight.
Rustlers Face
Bigger Pirates
In '68 Windup
By EARL GUSTKEY
' ot llMI O.IW Pl• ltaff
Golden West Colleg; foolbl.U coach
Ray Shackleford ls a man lookina: for
. drip.dry footballs today.
.He wasn't ioo pleased to took out
his window Friday moming and see
the wet stt<ff. The way' ~ figures it,
the Rustlers are in big trouble against
Orange ~ tonight ll ll's a apla.shfest.
"It'• not a complete disaster for ws
ll 11.ralnl. but we'll be in big trouble,"
he aaya. -
"We're yery deptndeol upon our pass-
ing game."
'lbe rain came as a particutarly ham.
lo-lwallaw reality alter a fruitful week'•
practice by the GWC eleven, • boplng
to neon! ill third 11ralgbt winning
season .-Ith a win over the Buel tonight •
"The klda.,-_,~y ready to play.
II'> just ~!Jb<y'r~ anziQl\I~~ the first game of the season to start.-> ·• ,.~
Indeed, rain may tell the s!Ory. Golden
West'1 primary olf~ve weapon is the
pall.
ThJa i9 clearly e.videnced by the fact
that flanker Randy Vataha bas surpassed
the state jaycee pass reception record
for yardage with 870 yards in 47 catches.
Shackleford looks for the Pirates io ·
aim their big guns on his defense from
the ·opeolng gun.
''I'm IUI'e they'll come right at us ..
They should, they're bigger: I know
I would if I had that kind of size."
It's a game the RusUers would very
much like to win. They'll either drown
or finish above water -GWC enters
the fracas with a H mark:
But, is Shackleford ~ys, the Rustlers
have inu>roved substantially since their
42-0 defeat by Fullerton flve weekJ ago.
Golden West nearly beat Santa Ana
before losing, 13-7, then beat Rio Hondo,
14--7, and San Diego Mesa, 37-1, last
week.
Shackleford 11ummed it up : "We'll be
ready for Ccast -weather permitting."
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211 Duttln
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lfl Jinkins ~· -20I T1nn11 lm Hkkll
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BEAVER TARGET -9recon State's Beavers .will be out to dam up
llteir front wall tbla anetn!>OJI at the Coliseum against Orenthal.Jamet
Simpsiln, ,shown here crash!lig thrii.ugh Olil's line last weekend. Sllnp-
son and his USC teammates are hoping for a dry field today_ for tile
Rose Bowl crucial. ·
Dr. Tenley Albright
'56 Olympic Champion
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Fulfills Childhood Goal
' ·-"w.li!t~~~~.2 io helii ~~b medicine. But
she thiilks wistfully !OmeUmes of wMt
it would be ll~e to be out on the lee
again. ·
"I have no regreta," the 1956 Olmypic
figure skating champion said in an in-
terview. . , •
"But stW someUmes I see compe~.
J hear the music, I get the smell of
the rink and I tli.lnk 'ob boy, wouldn't
it be wonderful to just drop everything
and go Into tralnlng again.' "
She doem ~ doobl lhst physically, at
33, she could sUll d9 II.
"I doo't think people get loo Old to
be fit," she II.id. .
"It's jlllt that there comes a time
when you're no longer justified in putting
in the Urne requ1red for serious training.
"I still dream about .it. l llie to
think that, not tomorrow , but if I had
a whole year I could reach a .J!:Oi~
where competitlm would .at lealt. be
fun." ~
Married to Tudor Gardiner, she main-
tains a surgical practice besides belng
a holllewlfe and mother.
Tenley, who still uses her maiden
name in the m:edical profeaim, was
one of several sports personalities
honored for ·"outstanding aervl~" ,to
the Easter Seal Soclety, holding its na-
UonaJ convenUon in Beston.
She ha• been active In behalf-of Ibo
society since her colleae d~s and -
' . .... ._ 1'illo • ......,.,;,, pol1'! .at .Iba .,.
.ol H -bll a spedll lnWeSt· ln' )Jelptiif
ill[ bandlcapped.
· "I had to learn to walk and akate
all over agJin," she recalled. "and ever
s i n c e then . I've been interested la
medicine."
At. the peak of her career -alter
'winning fiv,e straight U.S. cbampionaliipo,
the 1955 world UUe and 1916 Olympic
gold m e d a 1 · -she quit compeUtive
skating to concentrate on her medical
carw.
"I never did tur,n pro, though, .. ahe
'said. "II may be ridiculous and I may
!mow I~ but somehow ll'a, imporjant
to · know I alill could go . bact H I
wanted to. Sdr{ cl. like neveT locklnl
the door."
Lakers Post
:127-119 Win . , .
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jerry West
aod Elgin Baylor led the· Loi Angeleo
haken to their slitb straight triumph.
l.21-119 ovu San ·Diego Friday nlgbl In
. the. Nation·aI Basketball Asloclat!on.
West bit fer 34 polntl and Baylor
llCOTOd' 28. as the pair offltl another
· btllliant llCOrini perfilrmance by ·""kl•
Elvlo Hayes, ·wbo . topped all ·-.with 31 points.
This information comes from highly
placed Sugar Bowl sources but, of course, wili . .ziot be coollnned unW noon nm
lolondiy when uie olllc1al lnVi141!ona and
acceplanc:el can be made.
For Lomliardi Replacement LOo Angeleo, lletd •· 21-28 llnt period
lead but spurted to a c:iG margin at
baUUme. West and Tomm.r Hawkins led
the second period 1111rge of the Latera.
.Packers Are Sliding on .Ice Jt WU fi.15 alter tlfte. periods and
then Baylor ·and West combined to keep
the Liken ahead.
Wiit <lwnberlaln bad St polnta for
·111e.1:.atera and Jim Bamelt II (or Son
Diego
GREEN BAY, Wll. (AP) -The Green
j)ay Pacten, who used to walk on
water for V"mce t.orQbirdl, now are
alkflna oa Jee for Phil Bengtaon. And,
while . every~ aeerm to mow what
bu caused Ult ~treae, no one eeehls
.to know how to cbaoge lbe cllmale.
Aak Lombardi, .or Bengtson, or any
ol the-J1111m,-whlt't;1he' cause, aM
the anawera are almOll ~rdlzed.
"We're mating milt.ates we never
made before, .. uys loolbardi "We \&led
to late advantage ol qlher people'•
mlslakel; nowJJH:y'n laldng advantage .,.... .. .
•11we liaVentt seemed to · be. able to
pi., bodf7 and .,in, and that's What
Y!lll bave to ilo. No ooe con play 14
-' footbaD ..-,,,. Pieter& ctr·
tal!>ly never hove. 11111 wo were alwayo
able to win P!"1bie• ba<I pme."
"Th• 'olnlqul tldoJ." ..,.. llengUon, "IJ lhsi ...... Joatrii" the c1-.....
In the peal ... '""' -Ii> the -...... then ... a1 ... ,. crw:lal playo
~ lumbl-. lnten:eptloaa. Wo ...i lo
-tbtm; DOW 9'11' ~ aN. •we•vo a1w.,.. lhou1ht-c1ur ability lb
aute mlltates •u • rewtt ot. aa·
grealft play. Maybe we've fallen down
1nd haven't been quite o 1~e."
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P k bad field _, -I \Ail MMIM ... 0 ... rest Gregg, "there are 10 guya doing Sunday, the a~ ers one , , a:UilU · .. .,...,.. ._ .. 11 • • awMtt , N .tt
the jcb, and one mistake being made blocked from ·the 25, bad one pua hr Qlnle11 t J.1t -.ll ,...,_., , ,.. •w
somewhen!. We seem to make more teice~ted and ~ three fUmbles, ~ : ::: 1: =:-1: t: ,, er:;~ ':'Ven·t auttered trom a rub ~.% ~ ~~ :1:' i:t:_~ · · ~-•! 1a' · j ·=r ! a 'i
of fumb1es, or a rash of lnten:eptkms, lbe game , -' · · · · HeWlt1 ' w • .......... • "";"° a
or a rash of busted playsr But It's BUt, If· mlllates are the reason tor ~':n: : · ~ J
been a combinaU911 of thost things -the Pact~· decline, 1fh)' are:tbty being 11111•1• 41 ~1 m ,.,.~ JD .lNI llf
tomethlng•golng wrong socnewhere."~ made? '111"1111 1he big que!tktt -lid " t: =:,, -: : : ::.t:
And IO, the Paa'ken suddenly ~Ye ~P6'no rudy1annrm. · • :_;:,i:-i:~':'oi•a. '-'~ •
falleo from the top of the llesp In lni'*1 and ... ale odvlft<ed u two • ~ ·-,
pro football, the aura ol lnvlnelblllty. U-let, bul'.UIQaDy d~ u ·lht main · '"'------------· that lurroonded them llhatt<red -thtlr ca-. And oo, what 1 !el~ 11 a
chance for a fourth conaecutive NaUonal Pl)lcbologlcal prove of the Packen, and o~c WINS, 11 .c,~. Football . L<logue chaiiiplonablp ~. lht -.ibtl!IY ~ !he traoalQC!lallm {;I ~ •
on a IUddtn turnabout now· that they came .rlth the Chan;. from ~ -~ f' .. -. ,.
.,.. ued ,.. 1as1 pla<e 1n the c.mtat • to Beqtaoa. -• -RU STC};RS · WSE
Olvblon with a »-I recold. That In no.'!11 Im~ lllat Benglaon , · ,
There 11 oerta1nly no disputing Illa! la aoy ""8, the "°"ch Uian Loml>ardl · o:Ufe Coal* Colloc• ·ap\oded ,_ lb
the turnabout bas been the mull ol but illat tbe mera change c:rutoa .•-·pall-in tho ~ ~ _ ri thia
the Packen' lnab!Uly to force mlstakeo f,.Un, on the dub that !ol1ered an ~ lo an ii-I JtUt.,o ~
and lnstud commit them. n•1 there uodemimnt ol. ~ eaob pi.y<r water polo v1otorJ -llfo Jliidllo rn.
In the r....:r and · -Uically In their bed to deal with lnd~U,. -' tfa.J, •
!1st twb iOdei; by a Iola! 'o1 oevcn . ~ when -dldil1 lollo'!, . lhe steff:W-aod Mlb Alb1alit -
-'•la. . prob!m W•• -· lcoc'ed lbreo·IOlll to _.Ibo,.--. .. ,...... , "I can1 -Wh~ Ille dtan(e their ninth ~ ...:..;. vioiai1 Against Cblcqo, In a IJ.10 ·loos, the from m~ lo P'1JI bu bad "'1 1* · · " · wllboul de!Olll ._'""
Packen mlaod tllna ol the Jour O~d • ..;a toml!intt "11'1 1 _._ :;'ty to ..,.:.. .. _...._ CGll!ro.-_. ..,.i. .pportunlU11, lwo Inside the I01 ~ _ •• ;,,.. ,_, -·""' r-•cten' .. ,. :W.Z: _,:;:!~ ......... and Wound ~ Joolna tlft A fr ... ldct 0.N .·•r. l -u-.e e.., t ,..._,, ""' ,._, ......... -1 llaJol AM
field pl In the Jall·IO llCOl1lll followlna ~~ yeO. Orlnpnlrotjon, yea. Bui tllla ,flnl )IOrlod ltlll· an4 ~ ~ • a poor io.yont pun!. ooe !"!'' wblcb the peraooillty c:lllan to SIDlo Alia. limo _... ~r-alnst Mlnn<.oota, 1n • 11-io 1oe1 1a1 ~ PACU:118, r.P itl • 1.nc;, 1or 111o ..._CJ ·
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Lions Bag Titl~,:
Viki:µgs -Drown
' -In 27-0 Deluge ·
By~ GUSTKEY
Of .. Oell'I Pli.t lt9fl
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In an areoa that aeemed UJ;ore suit-
able for a trained otter ahow than a
football game, Westminster High'• awe-
some Uooa captured their first -ever
outright Sunaet League ehamplooAhip l
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• FrtdlJ' night.
On their own field, they drowned
Marina, 27.0.
The victory wt11 In all probability
catapult Westmnster in~ the CIF'1 No.
1 ranking. Angelus League leader St.
· Paul, privloutly' the CIF's top iio"'g, was
Ued' by Bl!hop Amat Friday night.
Malina waa no matCb for the titg, fast
Lions of coach Bill Boswell. ·Westmin-
ster's talent~ backs, Darryl Bug, Mike
ffaynes and Ron Shepherd, ripped off
huge ~ks of yardage ieemtngly when
they pleued. ·
-OJf~~lx, l\larlna'1 .deepeal pene-
traUoo was the Lion 38 yard line and
that was with only minutes to play.
Viking quarterback Greg Henry threw
six lnter~pti01115, affordhlg the champs
Deld posllioo time after time.
Barons W.p
Mesa .. 31-0,
In Finale
By ROGER CARLSON
OI HM Dtllr f'»M 1'9tt
Tbey say a game la wco In Che Une
111d if that's the caie: Fountain Va)hy HlJh School COO thank I couple of
guards and a tackle tor leadJng the
Barons to their fourth win of the •sa
campaign in the final test Friday nllbt
at Orange Coast College's Le.Bard Sta-
diwn.
• • .,, ' I ' I .j... _.,. , ... ~,..... .. ,.. O"Diii.e61 The nm llUch theft l(rlved• early ln
the nm quarter al Marlna'• 40 when
Greg Newboule 1ol the ball for the
Llom,
It ended With the lnveden on top by
a 31--0 margin over COs\a Meu. 1n the
!nline League eoooonter and provided
the Barona with a 4-6 aeaJOD recGrd.
Mesa finished 3-f.
MMPAG_ING LION -W""""'"""' !Ugh :lql]backi'RiJn Shepherd,
Ill oll.CIF cendldate, grilldl out Ult yardage 8galnlt Martna Friday
nJibt. Shepherd, ~ wWl '-mmotea Darryl Ber( 8Dd llllke Hayn~.
had a ~lg night and W~er beat Ma1'lna, 'll-0. It gave tile !Jons _
their first WldOput"<!Slma!lt aague cbampionsblp.
PACKERS. •• Pint P erfe et Season .
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, of the team ii an e1tensJon ol the
coach. ,
"But I will agree that the problem
i.. poycholoelcal now more than anything
else. When you start to feel sorry for
yourself you start going down quickly.
'P1ayoff -bou~d Artists
"My frank opinion l.! that there'll an
overanxiousness," Bengtson 'says. "A
Romp , to 20;.0 Wi1.,
certain tenseness seems lo h a v e By TERRY NEeTUNE Quarterback -Wletbowskl kicked the dev•i-....t "' over everybody e xpecting ow.1~ .Of.Jiii' Dllfr •11e1 ,,.., • conversion. them to continue winnln&·" That.'• u flt is etther Lombardi or La.g\ma . Bf!~ch ·High Scboot, 'behind Laguna's second touchdown came with
Bengtlorl will go -or as far as they Steve Wietbcrirski and Brian Bagley, .4:"5 remain1n& Jn the aecond quarter.
con go. ~ to an e3')1 20-0 \'i>tory over vlllit.-The Artilla drtlve 61 yard! In II pla)'I ~l!'~_t~.;::: .. ':!ei:i S°~ ' In& San Clemepte Fri~ nJai,t to com-with fullback Brill! Bagley carrying
•'thaf In back of all our mlnda .. ~ jllote # t-0 ~ -· ·on nine o1 the , !1· p~. WlezbOwald
coach Phil took over, we thought about A ·capaclly cniwd wltne16«1 the Art-'ryll~, olil !o ~ ltlt 1rt1rn •the Trltm IS
makliii the necmary eflorl to do the llU' Jl!vepth leill\le. win o( the yur u ;!Or \bf -~ ""i:'.!cktld 11.;,c:"l.'Vmloq.
Jo!> for Ila lllli)NJ', " r~ ·;~ . lfJM Abbey .I!':; fian ,tJttneote'...., · .. ~ lO IO.fOI':
"llrll, In reality, lJ what has dlaap-llCllrOd tou-1n· the JO.point mar-•IX late In the~ q_uarter: J!Ori\'er, pointed us -hurt us -that we haven't Abbey ·and Doug Schniltz fouled up In
played well fqr him. gin. attempted handoff on a San Clemente
· · uw1 certa1nJy wanted to show we The Artists, Crestview League eham· punt return and the Trltona Mike Colt
()OU}d and would do for hbn. That'• plons, will meet La Quinta ne1t Friday recovered the Artln fmnble on the La·
what's sickening to u11." night at the Bolsa Grande field In Gar-guna nine yard Une •
"I'm 1ui-e we're preulng haf!:I to win den Grove. La Quinta i:s Garden Grove Jn four plays the T'rltons managed
·· for Phil," says defeMive tackle Ron League champion. but six yerda against the Artlat defense.
Kostelruk. "I don't know U I ~l'80nally In Friday night's finale, it took the Laguna held San Clemente to 21 yards
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won out of fear before -1r it was Artists but live and a ball mlnutes to rushing and but two first downs via vm jumplng all over you, you doing set the tone of the game. Laguna kick· passing for the whole game. Co-captain
it yourself, or now the way Phil does ed off, held the Tritona and forced a Steve Klosterman oUenalve center and
It. But I guess that's what everyone's punt, and lben put the ball in play on defensive left tickle again led the charg-lookln& at each other about now." Its own 48. ing delenalve Une for Laguna.
"Down deep," say• linebacker Ray Elght pll)'I carried the Artlstz 52 Bagley e<:<•-ed the final Artist tall)'
Nltlchke, "the players feel we'd 10'\"e yards .. to a touchdown. Mike Abbey, ably 5.33 into the third quarter.
to win for Coach Bengtson. He's been filllng in for Jim Kuhn who l8 out for ·San Clemente kJcked off to open the
a real big key to our su~cess over Lhe year with a broken hand, scooted second half and Laguna needed 12 plays
the years and we want 1:o win ~ c~am-foor yarda on a pltchout option right to grind out 54 yards for the touchdown.
pionshfp for him. POSSJbly thia u a fot. the !ix points. Bagley plunged from the two for the
psychological problem that may be score Wiezbowskl's conversion kick was always in the back-Of our minds." . ·
u pr...urlng too much to prove that p~ .. ate Runner·s wide lei~
they could do 111 well for Bengtaen .u. '* as for Lombard! ls the key, how do
the Pickert 1et back on the right road!
"Pride," says Nitschke. "We have the
knowledge and the experience__... t o
overcome the pressure. The feliowl here
have p11 tlJrouih all klndl ol pruaure
-It ahouldn't be any detriment. We
!till have 1 lot of will on thlJ club -
we lllll have that pride.
"Football is 111 emotions. There Is
still a lot of will on thll club -the
will to win, the will to go out and
represent the Green Bay P a c k e r
organlation the way it lhould be
repre1e11ted."
Meets Postponed
Rain and wet track conditiona clouded
""P tbe croa country champlomhip meet
icture Friday afternoon as the Sumet
.md AnielUI Leagu" rescheduled their
flnala until Mooday.
-. , The Sunset final! will still be held
-rt Anahelm'a La Palma Stadium. The
.\ngelus Leque flnala are being run
.-t Irvine Pork. •
5th in EC Meet
Mt. San Antonio and ClttUI ourpriled
the uperta: Friday by placing one-two
In the Ea:rtern Conference cross coun·
try championships at Long Beach. with
Oranae Coat College cominc in a strong
filth.
Mt. SAC took it with 44 points, fol·
lowed by Citrus, 61; Fullerton, 72; Sanla
Ana, 91; OCC, 12.8; Riverside. 165; Chaf-
fey, 174; San Bernardino, 2,48; R1o Hoo·
do, 263 ; Golden West, 333; and Cypress,
367. .
Fullerton and Sant.a Ana were picked
to finish on.iwo before the meet, held on
the LOiii Beach State campus.
5anta Ana took the llnl two Indi-
vidual places overall, with Keith strodl
first in 20:02 and RJck Muth second at
20:11. .
Fred Sktrde was 14th to lead the OCC
parade In 20 :!4, followed by Dan Moon-
ey, 19th, 21 :0'1; Teny Schmitz, !&th,
21 :11, Steve Barton, 31st, 21 :3&; and
Ted Bell 89th, 2t: M,
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~ ~. Tiie ,..r MUDD 11 a term cnated f'llOl!ver Gary Rupar ls atlll aide-lined
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J'hat means quarterback Rqll Graves,
fuUback Paul Col, ballbaclt Tim Butler
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throw a balanced attack at the Gauchol.
However, If the field II wet1 the 49ers
may have to rely heavily on uie running
of tailback Mlcby McCullouch, a cousin
of Earl McCullouch.
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Football l1n1 pt a chance today to
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llnecl up for January I.
Follow!nl the UljC-Oregon State g11J11e
today beginning ~t 1:30 p.m. over Chan-
nel 7, ABC backl It up with a telecast
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The Lak~' aie al>o oo TV tonight.
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Five playl later, ~ ripped off
!7' yard! throuah the rlCbl aide far the
openlnr touchdown ·wltli _1:!4 !ell In the
Ont quarter. JohJi McLaughlin booted
the Ont ol three PAT's.
Quarterback Ed Bane made It H-0
with 7:14 left In the secood period with
1 on&-yarder. Charles Buckland gave
Westmtnater a 21.0 balltlme' buJge with
a TD from the two with 2:28 left before
lntennlalon,
The ·Jut touchdown came with 1:08
left In the third quarter when Buckland,
on a fourth-and-two, went in from eight
yanfa aWI)'.
'Ole lonieal plner ol the night was
provided by Berg. He Intercepted a
Henry pw ln the fourth quarter and
n!tumed U lltl yard! to the Marina 12,
where be wu pushed into a air.able
sideline puddle, creatlng .a spectacular
splash.
The gatne ended on the same note
as ·tt had begun for Marina. The_ Vlkes
had reached Westminster'a 38 but lost
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Leading the way wu a pulling iUIJ'd
by the namo of ~ Wurtlbacher and
the rtgbt aide of tbe Blln>M' olfenstve
line-Sieve Raupp and Gary Rocheleau.
Those three led the way time after
time With John Carroll pacldng the ball
usually on power runs with occuiooal
bursta from Mike Kato and I· horde of
other backs.
It was 14--0 at the hall. And, t:M deep
Into the third quarter the Bamw had
10 more point.a to IAlt Jt away.
The clincher came on the teCOnd.
half kickoff when Rich Power took the
kickoff on hia 15 -ran to blJ· U -and
then tOS!ed a IO yard lateral to lpeecly
Don Harris,
Harris took oH and went the remain-
ing 80 yards for the touchdown.
Moment.a later C&1Toll recovered a
Mesa fumble en the 14 and the W1nnera
were knocking on the door again. 1
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an openinc behlud the blocking of IAlarnmato Mil:•
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Newport Hol.ds Off Oilers, 13-.7
By JOEL SCHWARZ
Of IM tMlllY 'llfl Sftlf
LONG BEACH -Alter being bogged
down by a thick and gooey mud lhat
ca~e• quarterback Bob Haupert to
rrmble three times in the first quarter
'¥1rter Dei Hil;h School exploded for
four touchdowns in the second period
and 'vent on to bury SL Anthony, 33--0,
on the Saints ' field Friday night.
'fhe victory left the Monarch& with a
H season record and undispd!ed sec-
ond place in the Angelus League foot-
ball standings.
Mater Del finished league play with
a 4-1 record, ·just half a notch behind"
champiQn St. Paul , which had Its per·
feet season spoiled in a 14-14 tie with
Bishop Amat Frh.lay_pight
Mater Dei completely dominated the
action against St. Anthony with its
usual punishing ground game. The Mon-
archs piled up 291 yards on the ground
and 353 In total offense while holding
the Saints to just 136 yards.
Despite muddy conditions, halfback
Tony Gardea alone equaled St. An-
thony 's total offense by chiirning out
136 yards in just 11 carries.
Included in his night's work were
dashes of S8 and 57 yards and a one·
yard scoring dive.
Haupert, once he got used to the slip-
pery .feel of the ball, moving the Mon-
archs with skill while running for a
pair of scores on rollouts and passing
for a third TD.
Tom Long started the Monarchs on the
road t.o victory' in the second quarter
when he boomed a 46-yard punt. The
kick was short and was heading out of
bouOOs when it took a favorable bounce
for Mater Dei and was downed at the
Saint 13.
On the next play Ron Mendez inter-
cepted a pass at the 14. Two• plays
later Haupert rolled out for 12 yards and
six points. Jim Gentile converted.
Mark Dunn's 18-yard punt return set
up the second Mater Dei score minutes
later when he brought the ball to the
Saint 25. The Monarchs scored in five
plays with Tom Gehris going over on a
one-yard dive.
Five plays later Mike Roy recover·
ed a Saint fumble and Haupert rolled
oL•l eight yards to make it 20--0.
<.ln the final play of the half Haupert
an<l Doo Hellon combined on a 56-
y::.rd screen pass tor the fourth second·
pr,.lod score. • .
Gardea sprinted 57 yards in the third
p1 . .i':cxl to the St. Anthony one and then
~-.:ored on the next play t.o end the
-:~oring.
By GLENN WUtTE
Of !M D1llY 'Hit Jltff
Newport Harbor's bomb came wrap-
ped ~ith .. a .shoelace, as ~untington
Beach High's Oilers were to learn Friday
night at Davidson fierd as the two old
tlvals closed out the 1968 prep footbaU
wars in the mud.
The lace wM the only tiling guard.in&
Newport's vital weapon -the right foot
cf Roy Van Der Aa.
Twice the Tars called on their talented
kicker to perform his magic: And both
times he came lhrough, boot)ng field
goals of 34 and 27 yards as coach Wade
Watts' Sallon trimmed the OU City con-
llngent, ls.I, lb wtiid•up 'lfie ·campailn
with a S-3 record and tied for third place
In the rough and tumble 'Sllnoet Lelgue.
II WJI.! V•• Der A•'J pecfeclD that aot
the host.s into 1the scorine column late
in the first quarter after a Newport
march was stymied at the oUer IJ. •
His placement. split the uprights with
plenty to spare and it was"S.O with l :JI
to. go in the period.
Moments later the Tars tad struck
again as Bill Durkin fell On a HunUngton
fumble at the visitors' 30. '
Seven plays later Stev,e Hanley spurt-
ed oH 'rig/II tackle IOCc the final six yllJ'ds
lind·ail.tol'naUc ~ l"dded·tbe conversion
to make It. 10-0 wlth 10 mloutes·left•tll
balfthne.
Big galnera were by Allen Wallatt. He
caught a pasl for nine yards and 'ran for
13 to pul the 6aJI at the 1even.
'J'b<re .... JlO c:IJIU!le ID. the !COl'LWllii
the fourth stanza as the opportupistic
SaUon inLercepted a Tony Bonwell pau
and ran it back to tbe Huntington '9. Bill
Shedd did a nifty job retumina· the theft..
Bogging down at the 10; thanks to a
sturdy Oiler defense, Newport again
went to Van Der AB. And agaD\ be con-
nected, th.ls time from the 17 t.o make it·
13-0 with l :OS left.
ll1111tln1lo•f gtil Us only points on the
final play of the game u Bonwell era.sh-
ed over rrom two feet out to oulinlhlta
a 70-yard attack, which he pertOMDy
sparked with runs and "trio of paM oom-
pletiQns. '
Twiet . Mark wtiltfiid ha'uied • In i4-
yarders, tbe lah 6t which J!Ut the~hall
at the one with six seton<fs to 10,
Bob Ryder kicked the conversion for
the losen. ,
Van Dtr ~ clicked for a pair ol llfld
goa)f .~arlier m. tht year when .the t¥s
va~ Western, 2CMI. ,
Newport's offense; was dlr~ capably
by HeJldershot, a junior. And Bob CUrry
teamed with Wallace to account tor most
ri the yardage.
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through Huntington Beach's defense while quarterback Bill Hende!-
shot (10) fakes and another unidentified mate blocks. On defense ts
Dan Moats (00).
of field goals.
Newport won the season finale, 13-7, than}ts to a pair
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Villa Park
Costa Mesa
Wins League
Chan1pionship
By STEVE EKOVICH
01 1111 01Uy l'llat S!tH
Is ten years too long to wail for
a cross country championship ?
Maybe.
But after il was determi ned Costa
Mesa High had taken firsl place in
the Irvine League cross country finals
Frid~ afternoon at Eastbluff Park in
Corona del Mar, the ten·year wait made
the Mustangs' first ever long distance
tit\e that much sweeter.
The ecstatic green-clad har riers mob-
bed their coach, Brian Springer. with
chants of, "We did it, we did it, we 're
the best!"
And indeed lhe Costa Mesans had
cause to celebrate. After winning every
dual meet in league competition the
Mustangs bad garnered six league points
and :had to finish better than ttleir closest
The "end 1 lhe year blues~ and opponents, , Estanda and Loara, in the
Villa Park" High School's shotgun offense league finals.
are weighing heavily on the mind of With all points •I\ 111 e d ~ . Estancia
Missloo ~iejo> foOtball coach Roy Dodge ' had gathered 46, Loara 45, and the
as h-: ~i bis learn out to meet the victorious Mustangs, 43. llow scou wins.
Spartans tonight in the Orange Unified Loar a 's Kevin Noonan won the varsi ty
Di!trict Stadium at El Modena High race in a time or 10:29, followed by
·.-School. Costa Mesa~ Ralph Dean and Harry
. Ki ckoff for the Crest.view Teague game Noonap in times of t0;30, and 10:32. ·~·'IS scheduled for 8 p.m. Sophomore Terry Haun of Estancia
"lt':r hard for a coach and bJs players turned In a brilliinl fourth pb1ee finish 4 to 'keep the right meht.al outlook when 85 the Eagle ace completed the two-mile
you 're haVll)g .a losing sea.son,'' Dodge · ·1 f 10 ~ aald. If11 noi eisy to be a !tiler, ClJ'Cl.U n :.;iv.
"· "Villa ·Park ia re&Uy a decent clu~ Richard Priest !Costa .Mesa r, CharUe " , ol Ho)'t ~ncia), and Tim Funk (Foun-•• but they , haven t had BDY ktnd • tiio Valiey) Hnished sixth seventh and
'break «ll -· Eve~~ fltl ·eighth. ' ' '
• drive ..., they 1et ,....,,.,.. by · Fowlain Val~ took the Jayvee title
·an tntercepllOo, lumble or penally, ·-•lfe B bbed tblrd 1 rth ~ "Thal tbotCUn formation of their'• wor• ~ arona na • 00 • '""'
r1.. me '• lot. In that lormallon ne leolb plocu.
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'lUs -kJCll aD OW!' ... f1ald Ar\d it me.aJ11 1. C•11 Mat, • 1. \..09r1, .. ), lt!~ ..
you hive 1e CoYer what aeenu like -#. :: ~tt .. ~1:'""· 91 s. c:.rtM "' _...
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Off the Slopes
New Snow, Good Skiing
For SoCal Aficionados
By -"F.STHERANNE BlUJNGS
Of Ille DlllY '1'-1 lltff
Ski ing was really good at Mammoth
last weekend . It began to get a little
rocky Monday, but then it started to
snow again.
That's the on·the·slope report from
Claudia Waters, student body president
at Taft High School in the San Fernando
Valley.
The new snow should make skiing good
at Mammoth again this weekend, which
means real snow skiing has started long
before the traditional Thanksgiving holi·
da y opening .
both more fun and more saf~, since
all basic maneuvers are covered as well
as selection of c\olhing and eq uipment.
The early snow season Is a mixed
blessing to area operators, many of
whom are rushing through final work
on ski trails.
At Bear Valley, Mt . Reba on the
west Sierra Nevada helicopters are being
used ror slope grooming in what is
believed to be the first such application
in ski area history.
More than 6,000 pounds qi fertilizer
and 500 pounds of seed were deposited
on the more than sixteen miles of ski
trails which criss-c ro55 tht ski center
during a two and a half hour run, general
manager Maury Rasmussen reports.
Work on the ski trails, including six
new intermediate runs , is continuing and
is expected to be fully effective in ample
time for the National Alpine Ski Cham·
be better pionsh.ips scheduled for Be'ar Vall~y in
February -unl ess the place is buried
in an early major snow.
It also makes the 1969 old Farmer's
Almanac weather prognostications for
the season apPfir to be coming true.
That venerable journ~'nded in 1711,
hu predicted a mil .winter east or
Chicago. but ~est of ·cago It will
be a "cold, snowy winte.r.''
For skJers there couldn't
news, of course.
Meani>hlle, for the beginning skier ,
dryland 'Ski school sessions att being
offered by various institutions, including
city recreation and park departments,
ski clubs, and various ski shops, as
well as ,larger stores. cttr ltny of these ln your area for
Information.
For the beginning skier. dryland
sesslons make starting on lhe r?I thing
•
According to the ClimatolQgical Service
o( the U. S. Department of Commerce
the highest annual sno\11fall in all of
North America Is the Bear Valley ski
area at Mount Reba, Alpine County,
California! For the past JO years the
average snow cover on April Fool's D&y
has been 116.4 inches.
Bear Valley has another innovation
called "the guaranleed snow report."
Daily from 8:JO to 1:30 1;m, skiers
are offered a free lift ri~ ro test Area Sports
,CaJendar
• snow conditions before bUying a lift tk:ket. ..
June Mountain ia opening today. Owner
Bud Hayward eomment.s. "The winter
weather p1ttem lookJ aa though more
storms are quite pouible and. more snow
Satmlty on top of our preaenl base could make
ROOlbAll.-CatonaMMar VI Estancia thl~ our tie.st oPCnlnt ever."
al OavldAOn Field, MWion Viejo VII At Vall. ColoradO, lnaugUJ'.atlon of a •Hi.end upreu bu.I from Denver's ln-
Oiler· Newport
Game Statistics
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JUNE MOUNTAIN
' SKI REPORT
NEW SNOW : a to 12 Inches of new
snow.
BASE ' 2 lo 18 lnchel.
TOTAL SNOW DEPTH' 8 to 25 lnchel.
REMARKSll"eee-~ Ultlt at •no
hue at the T·bar ad on Bunker Hill,
June MOWltain will postpone Its opening
date Wltil November 2.1. This will
pre,,erve the. preJent snow ror a base
fOr the nen MOW fall.
·-JUNE i.All; RESERVA'l'IONS ' (114) • Mf.Tm.
24 HOllR SNOW REPORT ' Loo
Angele3 !till AT,.1711.
• DAILY '1l01 JJ
Sea,King~
Estancia
Square Off
I
A blil« rivalry .....,... tonlahl In
pnp, ~thletlao when Ccnno dll. • 1111'
and EOtancla tanfl)e al llll•ldlin r1tlcl
In ffi. '!nine Leogue and -bnale
for both lOlllll. kkkAJfl II It I.
C<rooa del 1'IOl (H) ii or-.tly
boldlng tblrd pllce In 'tlli fr'Yyie clt<uk·
and cOuld cuh In • winning -
at the ~pense ol. Estancia.
nie Eagles, mean'lllJlle, lllve '-
of salvagtnc a lut-IUP Yictary after
au11er1ng live ~t -lnclu•U111
four in league action.
In fact, the . Eqles !/&"' l•llod ID
score the last three tlmea out.
MagnoUa and ,Loera ltttled the Imne
Lea1Ue championship Friday nJp& "at
Ui Palina Stadium, so lonljht'1 boltle
is strictly a.matter of pride.
It's no secrtt there "have betJt bitter
feelings between the two scboo1I -in
athletits -and the winner or thlt one
breiks the tie accumulated after tbrH
years of varsity football a'ctlcn.
Corona del Mar woo. the f~ duel,
27~.' then waa held to a ICCll'elells
deadlock in 1161.
Last year the Eaglet tumed Ute lllbles
on the Sea Kings, 25-7.
Both teama go into the conlflllt 'relative-
ly Injury-free. Leodina the way ror
Corona de! Mar will be quarterbaet
Dave Terry and h1I two bard~
backs -Mike Ezzell and Rez Snyder.
1be Kings ulllize Terry's pusln( fre.
quenUy and run out of the I.f<rmatioo.
Terry, through eight games, hu paued
fof 7ff yarda on 49 completiona In 114
attempts.
Estancia uses ihe grOOQd gime almolt
e1cluaively with llWe ln the way of
passing or fancy-clan act.a in compaNon.
Coach John Lowry'• troopo like lo
ground It out over the middle ind tackle
slots.
Leading rushers for the Eaglet are
Dick Durante and Steve Grlffitll.
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at Oranae ~.:::~~d Stale Fro11h than ever for Soulhtrn C&lilOttUs skien.
_, Th< ""' uprua will opent. Fridoys Water Polo -Citrui at Golden West, Sakirdays and Sundays, Dec. 30 to A~l
lot more "tirnt &o PMI and we're loina 1, ~ 111i1: ... ~"";:"rv-11e1 M.,, • to have le> wt on a h11vy rush to ' Mrl ·V•"M0111,t~b.,"1N1SH
It.op u.elr •ltaek." .1'.' ICIVlll ~n fl ), 10:7' l •al.ri OM!'< ' Oodp lllJd Ill wfl CIODtinue to altf(na:te ~,, lt !• l. H1fN ,..,.,...,.. f(MJ, 10:» I, 200 Skate.rs Vie in Title Meet
Jerry' d~ W:o• llallback tnd 'T:fl~ NII'*> (1.1, 11:~ I. Tr. J:':''"°"'C !Lf· ~I. ) It~ :.rw IC~ !~~~~lfll:t''i~
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O:arn18 Coait at San 'Bemardlno (both 3 ln ddttl thrff daJly hed~ed at s,aoJ, Prep Waftr Polo CIF ployolla. I., .... ~ . eon to · ac •
'll>aradl_y From today ID April 20, Vail ll<lers
Ci"'055 Coonlry -Pre!> CIF Prtltms. can &et f)&C2te, rates on..1Cven night.a'
Fr::'a,v. _ lod:;:i~ 11!!<1 a.ix days o{ lift tlcketa t>egln-
r .i:r :-II -Prt.,) CIF playoffs. nhll every .Salufelay. Cemple~ rate
, .. ;, ·r Pn~o -So:cnd round of Cir 1tructure and rt.scrvations lnformatlon
1'1 ·ofr,, Golde11 Weit ·~ Rio Hon<J(d Is ava ilable throuab Ult Vall Report.
Orili'lgt Coast at Fullerton (both at 3 :30 )~ r AMbcl1Uon, Vall, Colorado 118&7.
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CllUomia, Arl7.ona and Ntvlda wDI com-
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The iii:-daY. competition will be split
bil ... ten Iii< k!tlalld Artn0 In P•tambunt,
today Ulrou&h ·Sunday, and the West
CQ}(l!>a kt Mena. Nov, Q,14.
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special j 1Hell, yes," the dlree-
tor i.nswerM. "Let's talk."
Mann agreed with Brogger
and his partner, actor James
Franclsous ("Mr. Novak"), to
direct "Heidi," and NBC came
In on the deal. The show was
filmed 1ast fall in lhe Swiss
Alps, at Lubeck, Germany,
and ln studio HamOOr& with
Mamnillan Sc:htll, Jean Sim-
mon1, M1ch.lel Re d g r a v e ,
Walter Sluak and newcomer
Jennifer IEdwards in the tiUe
role. It will appear on NBC
Sunday evening.
Mann bu abo been lDduced
back to live t.t]evillan drama
-or Uve-oo--tape, as It Is
called now. He recently ftni•h·
ed directing a CBS
Playhouse, "Saturday Adop-
tion," which will appear Dec.
4, HJs last televialon drama
wa11 "The Tunnel," which
starred Richan! Boont ind
Rip Torn on Playhoule 90 ln
1969.
Ann Landers
Follow Rules,
'
Save a Life
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a young student
nur1e who has gotten a real education in the past four
week,I. Since I've been worJcing in the hospital I've
had my eyes opened up. Three children have dled. and
a dozen more came close because their mothers were
careless. Please print the following .suggestions for
the moU).era of. small
children.
(1) Keep all medicines lock-
ed up and out of reach.
, (2) When you have finilhed
with • prescription, liquid or
pill, cet rid of It by fiusbing
it down the toilet. Don.'t save
rnedlclne. It often cha111e1
chernkall,y with ag,e.
(3) Never store cleaning
agentl in food containers, bot·
tlea or leftover jani. Last
week one little boy nearly died
from drlnkinl cleaning fluid
in a PoP bottle. A little girl
did die from eating insecticide
which wu in a jelly jar.
(4) Do not leave chlldren
ln the bathtub unattended.
They can turn on the. hot
water and ICl.ld themselves.
(~) Keep matches and
cigarette lighters out of the
reach of younpters. Kids love
fire ad It can kill them.
(8) Keep all' pot handles
turned toward the wall while
on the stove. Youngstm are
curious and often tip the pan
to aee what's cooking. Tipped
pans have scarred many a
child for Ille.
1bans, Ann. -C.J.
DEAR £. J.: 1 appredak
your •anntlom and hope the
motlten of young children will
pay attention. And now I'd
like ~ add one more su1-
1e1tJon. ChUdren should be
taught that U thelr clo&bel
tatch fire they should NOT
run. They should ftU t.o tM
ground or lo the noor and
roll until the flames are
•mothered.
DEAR ANN LANDERS ' I
have been going with a very
and her lep look 11 i: e
parentheses.
Tbe problem Is, the short
skirts emphasize her bowlegs.
I never thought much about
her legs unlil tbese crazy
styles came in.
Would I bt out of line to
tell her? -TIP OJI' MY
TONGUE
DEAR TIP: Speak up, lad.
It would be an act of
friendship . She might lpore
yon but at lust you wUJ have
gone OD record.
DEAR ANN LANDERS ' A
woman in our crowd went
to Europe for &even weeb.
She ca1ne back without a
wrinkle in her face. She aaid
she htd a marvelOU! rest.
We think she had her face
lifted, but we can't aee any
acars.
A friend of mine whose aunt
had her face lifted says I.he
doctors are ao skillful toda)'
t h a t they lift from the
hairline and behind the ears
and the scars are invisible.
Is thiJ ponlble?
Do you thlnk thf. woman
would be offended if I came
right out and asked her ii
she had a lift job? -JUST
!NQUISJTTVE
DEAR JUST: lt11 true •
.•• plastic 1ur1eon1 are ei-
tremely skillful, but 1 don't
think your friend is eager lo
publicly praise her doctor.
When the woman came back
and announced 1be wa1 "we\J.
rested." that w11 her "el·
planation" for the absence ol
wrinkles. Let It alone.
ni ce woman for four years. •.w1 Lum,, w111 11e •it• te ht" We are both ""'"'t 30 and en1'oy '.u win. 'OIJ• preti1..., •. ht!' tt.111 .. -.. """In Ur•,..,.. DAILY JitLOT1
one another's rom panionship. ..,c1 .. 1"' • Hit·"""'"· 111111Mm
This woman h.a& a pretty face --------------
but is very bowlegged. J took
some pictures of her recently
U<ttted A'tti4tJ
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H'l"tlll',.~>.1 'o1.'•181
ACADEMY
AWARD
WINNER
IUT DMCTCMt-ltlMl lttCttOll
JOSEP'H E. L£VINE __.. ~
MIKE NICHOLS
LAWRENCE: TURMAN -
THE &RADUATE
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""' "BANDOLERO"
hn Mertt-.111-. It__;
All DllYl·ll'I STAltfl • AT l:llf '-"'•=•I ... _.
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"INTlllUDI"
ICll.I( OOUGLAS
"lOYILY WAY TO Dll"
•• ~
' . , Et.;,en to flpffalo
Intermlulon
Prime TV Drama This Western 'Real'
..,. SAM ABK.INAZY .,Bul!alo Cbwhtde, C o r I nn a1;::::::;;;::::::.:::=====::;K
DtmANGO, Mexico (AP) -Taopeo as RUMinl Deer, and •
Comes to Stage They 're maklnc a WNtem others. *
movie ~ An which 'th.a In-"We're ualng actors who wW 11~
dl1ns won't confine their be underst.ood viau11Jly, even •
dlologlHI to "Ugll" or, on !he If their speech 1.ln"l Thi! T AJH • '
ly TOM TITUS
Nol every !!lie 1ta1i prod9cllM hu ill gene1!1 in
a few blocu of midtown Manhattan. Som• derive
lhtlr beglnnin&• from (of all places) telerulon.
other hand, bruk into fluent means they're golna to have1 i.:,..._";;d===::::t..:::•.!::,:':O:•::' ~:~:'::':·~~·
Encllsh. 'lbe Sioux Indians art to be good at pantomime,'' II 11:~~~;;~~~~~~ going to apeat Sioux, Howard said. •
Even buffalo rn anur• -100 Howard and Director EUlot ''A r i 0 t.
Take 0 Twelve Angry Men," for inltance. or "Thunder
on Sycamore Street,'' adapted from of'iiinal TV dramas
into .1uccessful liv e theater scripts. Hollywood has
tapped this fertil e source for some excellent movies
-'1Day1 of Wine and Roses," ''Requiem for a
Heavyweight" and "Dino," among others.
All of the foregoing are products of what critics
have come to refer a1 t.e11vi1ion'1 "Golden Era" of
the middle fifties . BU.t the la1t coup1e seasons have
produced some (though not nearly u much) 1ubstantial
stuff.
A brilliant example 11 Reginald Rose'• 1987 dram\\
14Dear Friends," which aired on TV 's finest anthology
series, CBS Playhouse, last sea1on. Unbeknownst to ·
most local theater people, the acript is now available
in play for111.
ONE DI RECTOR WHO FOUND out WU Mary
Ea1tman, who until a few month& ago presided over
the Orance Studio Theater and offered countians tht
cream of local stage entertainment. She put toa:ether
a production for an independent, churcb-apon1ored
group, beating the organiZed little th.eaten to the
draw.
• BACK WITH JACK TONIGHT
Eddlo 'Roch•lor' Anderson
Benny and Rochester
Reunite for Special
By VERNON ICO'IT
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) ,, Rochesttr ! ••.
The name wu invariably
ble1ted with frultration for
three decides by Jack Benny
on radio and later televilion.
certs we just don't have time
to get tocelher.
"It was good to wort with
him again. I mnember the
first time [ appeared on bis
radio show -it wu Easter
Sunday ol 1937."
pounds of it _ has been im-Silverstein worked for weeka h
ported foe Prod-Sindy with a Sioux reaervat!Dn T e funniest
Howard's attempt to create hlatorian, Clyde Do ~I a r ,
aulhentic Siow: Ille before the , ... arching detail• for the since the
ad vent ol lhe white man on script, written by Jack Dewitt.
the western platns o1 the "I didn't want to 1ettle for Marx
United States. just anything that weuld be
"W•' ·-· t d good .,,..,.h to get by," B th '' "' ",1ng o o Howard said, "like real but· ro erS.
aomething nobody else hat falo manure." -MADEMOISELLE done before," he laid on the CBS Cinema Cent.er Filnu Later on , the location wi!I
location of ''A Man called be Sioux country., There will
Horse." be authentic buffalo.
"We're trying to give a true
~~~!:to:S ::. :.c'~~~ ~nd
way of llfe."
Howard pointed out,
however, this is not a
'Femmes' Ends
·This Weekend
documentary. "It'• drama 'Mle lavish Barry A1hlon
with a historical setting that's staa:e spectacle "Femmes de
never been done like thil," Paris'' ls In Its last week
he uid, "but It's not a at Melodyland Theater.
Redatin-Paleface adventure." ComedleMe Rusty Warren
The bulfalo manure bit is stars In the all.new in-
an lllu1traUon of the pro-temalional revue, whi ch ends
ducer'1 insistence on authen-its four-week engagemen t ai
ticity. More than IO per«nt the Anaheim showplace this
ol the dialorue, for es:ample, weekend with a span of five
w!U be in the original SIOUI performances.
tongue, Lakota. Mn. Olive "Femmes" will be pre sent-
Prettybird , a Sioux, 11 ed twice tonight at 1 and IO
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PIA Dl•llMA.lll
ACADEMY
I AWARD .. ;
WINNER 9 ! lllh .. CTOa .........
JOSEPH E. l!VtNf ;: ·
MKE NICHOLS ~ t ·"'
LAWRENCE~~ l~E_@.~~~t~· ..
' . -Second Top C : .. _,.,.,
., 1)llr Ml!&•!!
-•1" Whlf'l IO ..., I About '
' -Rose's domestic drama of. three couples collaborat-
ing to save the marriage of. • fourth untold• at the
Unitarian Church of Anaheim (IUO W. Santa Ana
St.) for a premiere performance tomorrow, followed
by three weekends of Friday-through-Sunday pro-
duction.
Miss Eastman's cast has been gathered from various
county theater groups, mostly those operatint in the
northern part of the....county.
Comedian Benny made the
name more ramOUI than the
m\,Uliclpallty in western New
York Stlte. At the other tnd
of Benny's cry waa Eddie
"Rochester" Anderson whose
social life and drinking habits
were the despair or hl1 boss.
Andenoa, his black face full
of humar, Ttful~ lo Uy if
he was okler than Benny: ··u
he uy1 he'1 M yean okl,
the.1 you g<Jtta 11y I'm about
that age, too."
teaching the I an g u age p.m. with Ill final performanc· C•11n11 F11tlw•I
phonetically to Richard Harris:li~es~a~t~S~an~d~I ~p.~rn~. ~-~~Y~·~~~~~~~~~~~:ll (as the first white man ever
seen by the· tribe), Dame
Judith Anderson CfamOus for
her cluslc Greek a n d
Shakespearean portrayals ) fs There are Joe Del Ro1110, Rosalie Abrams and
Dorothy Smith from the now~efunct Orange Studio
Theater, Mary Lynn Shea of the Fullerton Footligbters
and Gloria Newton and Chuck Schicker from the Rancho
Community Players. There ls also the ubiquitous Rey
L1Ecluse, who closes tonight in the lead of Rancho's
"Generatio~" just in time to open tomorrow in "Dear
Friends." ,
FOR THOSE WHO DIDN'T catch the CBS Playhouse
production. we'd recommend taking in die Anaheim
version just because of the excellence of the play
itself. It was easily the highlight of the past televusion
1eason in the area of quality drama.
It is, by the way, only one of a itumber of original
' teleP.lays and movie 1cripts adapted to the stage and
available to community theaters. For the more am-
bitious organizations, there are the likes of ''The Robe ,''
"Ben Hur;'' and other spectaculars. For the hard core
TV addicts, there are original scripts from "The
Defen4ers," "Get Smart" and like that.
Good , solid TV dramas such as · "Dear Friends."
however, are harder to find -simply because their
production has only recently begun a token resureence
after a deaade of arid days along the "vast wasteland.
With luck, more of these shows will find their way
to the community theaters in lieu of the umpteenth
presentation of the latest Neil Simon comedy.
* * * tl BACKSTAGE -Co51ta Mesa teenager David Lewis,
a graduate of Westminster High School , is playing
·a dual role in "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" at
Pepperdine College Nov. :ID-23. . •.. while at
Weslminlter High, he played the lead role o! Starbuck
in "110 in the Shade" .....
Comedian Don Lucas of Fountain Valley has been
picked for a prominent role in the new Don Knotts
picture "The Love God". . . . . Don just finish ed
a two-month clu b engagement in Phoenix ....
The Mark Davidson Trio takes its originaJ jazz
oratorio, firat presented in Laguna Beach last month,
to Los Angeles Sunday for a performance at the USC
Lutheran Church ...•. Laguna'• Marilyn Interlandi
is soloist. backed by the 35-voice Faith Chorale and
chlldren'1 verse choir from Huntin(ton Beach .••
Beach Slates Tryouts
After alm01t four ye•r1
apart, Benny and Rochester
will be reunited tonipt in a
t.elevislon 1pecial, "Jack Ben-
ny's Bag."
It's a new , hip format for
Benny. The jokes will be more
"in," the dialosue "with it,"
and the pace faster. But Eddie.
AnderAon will be a part of
the fun .
"Before we taped the show
I hadn't even seen Mr. Ben-
ny," Rocheiter II.id a few
day1 before airtime. "He'• so
busy travelina: and doing con-
'El Teatro'
Bue Sunday
At Irvine
El Tealro Campesino, the
theatrical troupe whlch form.
td to dramatiu the Delano
1r1pe workers' strike , will
present a new play, "The
Shrunken Head of Psncho
Villa," Sunday at 8 p.m. in
the UC Irvine Campus HaJI.
Described by the San Jl'ran-
ci.sco Chronicle as a "kind
of gutty 'Death of a
Sale1m1n'," the play Involves
the Ttblrth of the revolu·
tl onary'1 head on a Medcan
born north of the border. It
i1 written and directed by
Luis Valdea:, founder of the
troupe.
The production 1t UCl Is
1ponaored by the Auociated
Students •nd profiL., will go
lo aupport El Lu11r, a Santa
Auditions will be held Sun·
day and Monday for Gore
Vid.11'11 poUtk:al drama "The
Be!t Man,'' the neit. pro-
duction of the Huntincton
Beach Pl.Jyhouse .
verwion of the play two yeara AM community center beln1
a1o, will dlrect the show. A •tarted by UCI 1tudenta.
cut of nine men and four Tickets, at :Ml centJ for UCI
Annabelle Qul1ley, w b o
played a lt1ding role ln the
Cost.a Meta a vic PlayhOUJe'1
QUEENIE
women i1 required. students and S1 for general
Tryouts will be conducted .mniulon, are •vailable In ad·
1t 3 p.m. Sunday and 7:30 vance at the UCI 1tudent
p.m. Monday at the playhouse, atore, or at thl door at
2110 Main St., Huntington performance time.
Beach. The troductioo openail -'---------
Jan . 10 tor five weekend•.
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F..ddie Amenon I.I a loose,
bappy man who is disturbed
only by otb.,. black people
who accuse him of having
been an Uncle Tom durin1
hit y~ with ~nny.
T o d a y • 1 activist-oriented
blacks in show bu9ineu are
diadaihful ol Negroes who
played aubsurvient roles to
white men in the old days.
But they forget that F.ddie
Anderson was a co-star on
Benny's show and got as many
laughs as the Wauke1an
wonder, frequently lopping
him with a quip.
"I never played an Uncle
tom," AnderlOn 11 i d ,
''because the: scripb always
called for me to get the best
of Mr. Benny. The fact that
l played a valet had nothing
to do with it. Arthur 'l'rtacher
played those roles •nd nobody
ever criUcized him for Jt."
Now that Benny appears
mM!y on the road in concert.I
or as a 1inj:Je guest 1tar,
Anderson has gone Into temJ·
reUrement. He ha1 dol'le a
couple of video commercials
and a movie.
He fills his spare time as
an assist.ant trainer of horses
at Hollywood Park for the
harness racin1 season .
At one time Eddie Anderson
earned more than a thousand
dollars a week. He worked
hard for it and spent It with
abandon. While he is not In
financial straits, neither l! he
the richest performer in semi·
retirement.
"Everytbing's fine w i th
me," A n d er 1 o n consluded,
"•nd it makes me happy when
total stranger• like the time
to sreet mt with a hllf, 'Hello,
Rochester. "
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By STEFAN T. POSSONY
The first major task facing President
Nlxoo ii to O<J~ the 5'st American
defeal in modern bi.story or to resume
the SoUtb VletnanJese war aod e1e1late
it. Ill either case be will have to MhoUicm;.
Uie barrage of American cootuamh.
Al • President, he will 'allo• ba ve to
restore: the principle of democracy that
politics stops at the water's edge. Securi-
ty, at that p>int, takes precedence.
Regarding the bomb halt -if Hanoi
has not offered a quid pro quo, President
Johmon timed It very well. If Hanoi
did offer a quid Bliifl _quo, then Hanoi
-has timed the halt l!lf political purposes.
rn any case, Jt is a matter of manipula-
tion.
We have to )earn that we've been
the target pf a massive, hostile
psychological effort which we ignore.
The new .Pre&qent will have the worst
job of any Presidtnt in the past. The
United Stat.es is enterillg the most critical
period of military security.
DECISIONS made by the new Presi-
dent during the ·first l\leek, the first
month, and the first year, will determine
the fQture of democracy. These decl&.ions
will def.ennlne whether we have con~
tinuous lliitited war or go on to nuclear
war.
Jn 1962 (during the CUban miaslle
crisil), the United States enjoYed a six-
fold missile ~ority, This superiority
has been bittered away since the Ume.
We still have some, but it's on1y
marginal.
Our systems have been frozen while
the other side continues to arm . By
the end of 1969, the situation will be
one of Soviet missile superiority.
This situation may alrtady exist today.
It used to be the view that PoW!a
miSliles would save m. 1k tnargln
few the Polaris has de&erkrated. The
Soviets .have Cont to lilUiltle mlailu
on their aiubmarlpu '11* Soviet Un.ion
has made great Pf<>r.s' 'In th& regard
and has created a crllia.
IU!GAlll>ING bombers, our
planned approach is to phase
B-62 and replace it with the
present
out 'the
bomber
·Dr. Poason'1 ia director of the lnttT·
naitonal Studies Progftim at SUmford
Uniwrrity'a Hoover Institution
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version' of the F-ltt.' 'Now we learn
that the F-111 will not be useable in
this configuration. The Navy version has
already been withdrawn from production.
At present there is no bomber in
re~arch and development w i t h i n
American industry that can take its
place. ·
The Soviets, after signing the treaty
forbidding weapons: in orbit, have
developed tlieij-Fractional Orbital Som·
bing System (FOBS) (that is, a weapon
which so far has not ~n sent into
full orbit, J;iul only into part of an
orbit-F.d.) The last test was in October.
One surprise connected with the·
Russlan invasion of Czechoslovakia was
that such an invasion involving so many
troops could be mounted ·without a.ny
prior notice. NATO formerly presumed
that a Soviet attack would be preceded
by a warning several weeks in advance.
We can be thankful that this gbost
has now been buried.
The Soviet Union now has several
• ! •
divisions posed for lmmedia1' attack aMUffiing lhat tht trtaty 11 w~er~,
oq Weatern Europe sbQuld abe de.lire eliltlng trutles have not been o&e:rrid
to laWlCh °""· -even includlni the Uali.d !latlom
Tho only way to protect Westem CJwttt,
Europe is w1lh aucleir weapcm..~ We ln the Russian ~ n v i 1 I o n ot
·have neilher tbt manpower nor the ~lovakia there Wttl ~t Sea.st 17
mooey. direct' treaty violaUolll!I, Jnc1udina that
WE DO HAVE .tactical nuclear
weapons -_ the trouble is, they are
"dirty" and too tarae. It is a fact
that our tactical nuclear de•el0pmen1
ls at • stwmtill.
Only the President can releaSe these
weapons. The theory is that the PreSRlent
is availab\e .YJ!ours ea!'!> day.
As a rt!lllt ti all thia, NATO is
a dead, bul walking horse. Restoration
ol Amer!Can military superiority ta a
necessity; -but it · may riot come ,soon
enough. And it will be:coatly.
It requires poliUcal cooperation on the
part ol Europeans. It requires goa~
that do not now exist. It abo requires
a <estoration of good relations with
FrW!ce. All that has happened is not
just Pres.ldent De Gaalle'• fault, bul
also ours. '
We have to accomplish all this when
our case is very weak. The non-pro-
liferation pad ia probably the most ez:·
pliclt anU-NATO, anti·alUes, .statement
we have. It is based on the notiou
that time can -stand still.
It assures that the United Stites will
have to act a! world policeman. U
assures that the United St.ates Is the
only milllacy tar~t.
THE NON·PROLIFEllATIO!l p1l c I
prevents a sharing of research and
development and ocst.s. If destroys
NATO. It is really only a unilateral
agreement with lhe Soviet Union. Even
of the Warsaw Pact. Thll wu just
on ~ part of the Soviet Uotpn. overall
there were over 70 treaty vioftlUons.
Tbt Soviet regime claims tbe right
to intervene in Western Germany, our
major NATO ally. It's a bold ~pt
to ere.a~ a new law of aggreision.
We haven't challenged this on the l>Uis
of lntematlonal Jaw. If we ca't have
international Jaw, let's at leas\ be aerioUI
about the use of force.
The ·next President must restore
OOmesUc · 1aw and respect for + in-
ternational law. ~
In any evept. it makes no aenst to
sign an additional pie« of paper that
doesn't mean anthing to the Somtl
anyway. ,
'"11le world," u President WUaoa llid.
"must be made safe for democracy."
u~ it is safe for democracy there's
very UtUe future.
What Used to Be Dirty
: DrawsOnlya YawnNow
MOVIE AUOIENCE •••••••GUIDE•••••••
A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS
Let's Let Kids Grow Up
~NO THEATERS.
TheM ra1ing1 1ppl ~ lo li1mt
~ •lter Nov. 1, 19Sll
We Expect Maturity, But Give Little Help
" By JUCIL\llD L. WORSNOP
f'AUerlal -· ll<pwll •• " ''Vlrlfn" -a no-no word -was ;~ .tn ·~ M«m II Blue," with '!he '""'11 that lb< ltsS film .... denied a Mollan Picture Code seal ·of llJllllVl'al.
However, no industry ceoaor-mioded v~
•much that another film of that yur,
·"The Wild One," showed a group of.
.. aadlltlc motorcycle riders terTOl"b:lnl a
'Im.all. town. Al D. H. Lawrence once
,1ald In another connectioo. i<Wbat is
~pornography to one man iJ tht laughter
of genlul to another."
Time marcbel on -on • treadmill.
Tbt l8" Brlti&b import ''Alfie" l.lmost
.!WU denied a leai becaute lb IOI.Ind
track contaioed the word "abortion,"
a subject that ~ be described and
talked about under the amended code
so Jq u it was not mentiooed by
name: But a prolonged, sickening murder
sequence in Alfred Hitchcock's ''Torn
Curtain," released at aboUt the aame
time; elicited few ii lUY protests.
-It wm be interesting to let if the
new movie rating system retairul: the
..old. Hollywood ambivalence toward 1ex
and violence. When the two are com-
bined, pOnn!..iv.,,... usually has been
the rule. Consider, for e:rample, "Sud-
.denly, Last Summer" (1959). which dealt
murkily with incest, murder, homoseI-
uallty and canniballilm, and which has
· bttn ahown, uncut, on television.
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.. OBSCENITY in word, I e 1 tu r e .
reference, '°"'' joke or by auuestion
ts forbidden,'' stated the CO!!e to Govern
tbe Making of Motion and ~alldng Pic-
tures, ilsUed by the MoUon Picture
Producers and Distributors of America
Inc. OU March 31, 1930. 1'bl coda WU·
made DIOR explicit In JOSI lll<I enlon:ed
.... strlogtnlly. .
"We weten't even allowed to wiggle
when we sang," Mat \Vest recently
recalled. Mla West did DOl ~ to
wiggle. Her famous lines -including
"You can be had" and "It's not the
men in my life that counts, it's the
life in my men" -spoke between the
lines for themselves. W. C. Fields could
sound more suggestive by crying "God-
frey Daniel !" than Clark Gable could
by 1aying "Frankly Scarlett, I don't
give a damn."
THE IDEAL PICTURE, r r 0 m
Hollywood'• viewpoint, Is the "family
film" that makes a bundle of money.
By this standard, "The Sound of Music"
-the biggest celluloid money-maker
of aJJ to··date -and ''Mary Poppins"
a~ without peer. But some movies aimed
at the famlly market have more or
less bombed. Debbie Reynolds and
Rosalind Russell fun-loving-nun pictures
are cases in point.
It has been suggested that family
pictures may not be 911 and 44-100 percent
smuUw. One observer of the Hollywood
scene detects a recurrent strain ()f anal
fiutiOll in, of all things, Wah Disney
cartoons.
The new film rating rystem stresses
"the importance of lhe role ()f the parent
THIS~~
ln ad• Indicates th• film ws1 ·
submitted and appro•ed und•r
the Motlo" Plctur• Ccide
, ~f~•lf·Regulatktn. fiJ Suggeated for GENERAL
audlencea.
f!! Suggested for MATURE
audlenc.a (parental dltcre·
tfon ad¥i••d}.
[!) RESTRICTED -Peraon1
under 111 not 1dmhted, un·
I••• accompanied by parent
or •dull guardian.
@ P•r1on1 under 11 not ad·
.!!!!!!!! Thia age re1tricUon
m1y be higher In certain
area1. Check theater or
advertl1ing.
as the guide of the family 's conduct."
In other words, it ii the parent's
responsibility to decide whether or not
rus child should see a code-rated movie.
Many parents who "scream ()f' mumble
about movies unfit for their children,"
Washlngton Post drama critic Richard
Coe writes, "simpiy sup a few bucks
to their offspring, tell them to •go to
the movies' and abjure their •parental
responsibilities." From oow o n ,
presumably, censorship will begin at
home.
-----------Our ltJflA ln San Frandsco -----------
Some Games for the Gamier Set
By ROY W. MENNINGER, MD.
President, The Mennlllget Foun~n
Did you. know that one out of every sir
teen-agen becomes pregnant ol.lt of
wedlock? Did you know that on!-fhlnfto
one-half of all teen-ager's' marriages are
prefaced by illegitimate pregnancy? Or
that the number of unwed mothers under
18 has doubled since 1940?
It doesn't stop Qiere. Three youngsters
in every 100 between 10 and 17 will be ad·
judged delinquent this year. There are
nearly half a million chlldrtn hailed into
juvenile court every year.
There is a tremendous increase in the
use of drugs -amphetamines,
barbiturates, LSD, marijuana. Some
esUmate that up to 50 percent of the kidll
on college campuses are eiperimenting
with these drugs.
Con!ronted by these chilling stalistlcs
and our incomprehen5ion of the behavior
so many adolescents show, we un-
derstandably develop a sense of a~
prehensiori about adolescence in general.
Cleary, we think, they are unpredictable,
stormy, and potentially violent people.
The.sudden SOWld of screeching Ures on a
nearby street in a quiet neighborhood
brings an immediate reaction : "There
goes a teen-ager." when of course we
can't know whether we're right or not.
1 WALK OOWN a city street and see a
clustered group on the corner. For all 1
know, they are a bunch of happy, con-
tented kids oc. t h e way home from a
movie, but what do I feel : Fear. "They
might attack me." I think. So often ill
there this implication conveyed by the
word "teen-ager," an image o f
turbulence, c o n I l i c t , explosiveness,
unpleasantness, unconltollabIUtx.
The underlying problem !' ~ failure
of our Jdult BOclcty to ~it the.adoles-
cent l" real genuine, honest-~goodness
By HERB CA.EN SL (direction to be chosen by judges, ford, our greatest living ex-madam part in lhe real-life action o( living.
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SAN FRANCISCO _ The Olympic depeodlng on wind). -and It's aad to relate that her They are telling us how they feel at our
Games are loog giine. ls Lben: DDthiog K.it.e-F1ying in Candlestick Park. most famouJ bed-a-wee, 1144 Pine, systematically segregating them from
left to make the bko:l cour. f:aatt Piaecn Kicking in Union Square has already been flattened . It was adult sodety. They are trying to make us
through our arteriOICltrvti •~ Cobjed must clear Dewey Monwnent, there in l!HS that the United Nations underst.and how grave is our failure lo
Y ... ·~-la·. San Fr•-'-"• ~ IXll under own power). Ch-~--full fl E perceive ~elr legitimate needs for "'~~ ~ v"'' ou....:.i came to ower: " Vf!r'J ·u f ....... ti and f
Olympic Games! We mnbJ chaDqe _G~ Pacific lJnioo · Club night" (u Sally recalls it) "&he place ~~Fc:llen~e 7nd"°~:a:~ent ;: & the world to come here ud compde fieng1h oC time In.side club before was jammed with UN delegates, la the .ct.lvitles, indoor and out:, lhlt ejection ii determining f a c t o r ; • tackling the subject with great vigor real tasks of livin1.
haw made our city a tynJOJm for minoriliel not eligible). and &eltiog down to the business Unfortunately, I think we adults have
"Howzat again?" wherever Sanltrit at hand . You know, details. I would failed our youth by having failed to listen,
Iii tp0hn. Tentative list of events: rra.t-TVPE ITEM : Judy Wei. have to say that 1144 Pine was Uie or having listened , falled to hear.
stand,lnc Broad Jump off the Golden wbo'1 OUneae, married J. Harry Lrue aeat of the United Nations -Nowhere 11 the starkness and
Gate Jlrtdce (mdlvJduaJ: cc,&eam el-Gtaer. wbt'1 Jewish, at the Mlyat:o all ~ rict\I Arabi, all that French meeaemeu of this &Odal tsolaUon -more
.,.,...,). ' Hot.ti, which ls Japanese aod married -cllampagne -1 could cry when I apparent than in the Jot. o< ~ lS-yur-
• llad-Dropplng (extra points fot by Chari.. McCall"e. wbo is Dish, think about it... And l1jl'I enoagh old. Exctpt for gotng to lchi>OJ, virtually
-nobocfy hw1t of l. Ille' wtiJdl the hippy couple -" 1 "-< trickled down her cheek and nothing that be can do ti l!Ql. Jle CM~
Liii& ¥an on Cable C..V (ICOl'el fw pbotqcrapbs by Jmy Frtoc:b and into her cleavage, another noble quit 1Cbool, he can•i wri, htean't drink,
.., -100 people ~ .. ~ ~ • ....._ ln-MEl'm !And-I<. , ~ -drt ..... -,. .... Ire bDlrded). on 1our~ aide -l hate I ms like school, he can't.:marty·"Or v-. .. ae ,can't
~ Bui Seat Before Pre~ that, too -but the Hon1 ong nu . ~ran:v AL CJTY: Thoore eager Loe enll.!t. gamble, or run hr 6rtioe. He can-Wtma• ~ time and ltngtb of Down in specially with the lost suit Anaelenos are again trying to steal not In ract parUclpate ~ 1ny of Ult .adult
----here). J ardm>d, has lowered my <elllstance. OUR Film FesUval, plus on offer virluei, •l<es, acUvlij• 0< mpoasiblll·
Bbdf old .Martini Drlnklnc (•Inner to Claude Jannan · to move do\fO theft tlci.. ·
" )11!11ldponl 'Ibo doun"t know llEU'FpL HERBERT: Since the a..t run It; so fal', no intemt on
bllnilldd 1oo1 1ieeO rtmoYod). S.P'. ~kl Board ii in dangtt \Iii par>. ••. Bell perlocmanc:< u BY WIBT'l\1,4.0tC, U...., >Ill ft npecl
f ~ 1 ck w a r d • "' Ill rwinln( out of landmara -they ., oct... ..., ,._ by Director oar grdwlq adol•IC<lltl, . ~'4 •
&), "" loro ~ futer tllln they CID Mfche'-lo Anlonlonl •t Oll ll portun!Ues for the putlclpetlon !!>a.I
1111111 '"" a-'11rouiJi bo ...... led -l would like to Ftsllval wbeil be wu ukod ''Wbat IUcbel, ouddenb' to <irwt;o on ~·11111
Y.,.Slpolr .....,.. 11lstorlca1 marW. on the do JtOU tl\blk of Loo .(ngoltl1" He of ldoltl>ood.'fuU.lledpd, eapl~h . Drwc ~ Olilolt CID plltidpantl foiJoWtnl a-•' 110 Leaven-11>, mad< ,.,,. stabs at an answer , all mature Ind responslbltl
.. -du + -· test). 1511 Franklin. m Bush, 1124 Stock1Go, tht wblle roll!nr his eyes, 1hnlggtng1 II ls esllmai.d that 1a11 r...-.~"t! • I ,Rallil~••-£•tl•t lllOIVall<Jo.1tt41luihandl7HiesY. -· wavtng hls "3nds ano di allow._ and._,...,_•' ~-cn1r11·r.ar-~old). llach of theft ..... at ona tlrne or llnally ijTinnln< .. ,.,,; qucltioo" ., Odolescentl..,.. to the staumnc-
time, plus · a lack of significant in-
volvement in the social fabric , in the
absence of the disciplining effects of
work, inevitably makes for a pattern of
living with the character of endleis play,
Out of the virtue of compulsory public
edut:stion came a few une::r~ted disad·
vantages. Among other things, it has
meant an extended period 1n which our
growing adolescents are dependent upon
and controlled by adults, proinoting many
of lhe undesirable effects of dependency .
What are the consequences of such fac-
tors as these? Perhaps the most serious
effect ill the extent to which the adoles-
c e n l kl infantllized. He becomes m o r e
childlsh1 with the room, the permission,
the means, and our encouragement to
stay that way. ..
lN SPITE OF 12 years ()f education,
the average high school graduate
emerges from his educatJonal cocoon
wlth no place to go and not.hlng to be.
He has no occu1>4Uona1 identity, no
skills worth aelllng, no systemat.lc prac-
tice in the arts ol living in a complex
society; and not much of a clue about
where to go find what be doet not yet
have.
This is not limpb' I sd>ool problt!II';
UUs Is not a problem requiring better law
enforcttnent;. Ulb la not a problem to be
solved by a retreat to a slmple-m.lnded
hard line stance of repress.loo and con-
trol.
n.. -la-~"" Iv eager, he "" enontl01l!. eiierg and a w--)0 Jnvesl hlm>eH Jn.useful a..r
meantagful actlv)ties -bul only H lie bu
the opportunity and tht pennbs1oo to dO
... l( 'I" fall to IUpp_l.y -· -.,, • adequate to absorb~ energia, he wlll
dO the only thing ho ~ --hla ~
ouUeU, Md adulla be d•mned.
This need not happeo, for there are
thlnga we ctn db and 9P\)Or'tu'nltJes wt
can erovld• tha1 Will gift youth • better
chance In be • ea!' cl tho .....
Plral ... ·llliCIJI 1-u.. . ..iq .....
17. It la~ Ulal .. Wiil oak '
our 17·yuHld's lo lit llown t1M1r -f0< a caunt11 In whlcll they aro entlNI)'
willlout lqal ..ic..
system which give1 the stude¢1 I fe-
nuine voice in the conduct of their own
edfJcation.
But beyond thi3, wt ought to revlst
radically our present pattern of u:cluding
young people as representatives of youth
in our couN!lls of governm.enl Perhaps
~y could serve ,a members of cltiz.en
advisory commissions, particularly on
these committees and groups crapPllng
with problems which affect ~· YOUD&'.
persons in our society.
It is vital that any groups thus created
be real ones meeting real Deeds and
struggling with real problems.
Thirdly, special youth task forces could
be created io handJe specfllc problems:
To WQrk with volun~ ajencles or city
departments In cleaning 1q> ghetto areas,
or to develop programs in delinquency
control. ·
Fourthly, we might introduce a rriore
sophisticated version of the old "wi>rk-
study" program which is commCll in
many schools for a handful of ltudi!nlt
unable to make the academic grade, and
not interested or not qualified for the
vocational ~hnical school trainina.
PAYING JOBS should include op.
portunities to work with businesmien,.
with doctors, with lawyers, riding with
the poli~man on patrpl, funcUonin& u
apprentice to a trade or the like.
This would include them in the business
and professional community working with
men whose skill, wisdom, and proficlenq
make them good teachers of what they
are doing, and good models of bow ef.
ff(:tive and mature adults actually
behave.
Such a scheme would tap the •asl
reservoir of teaching talent which residel
in the multitude ()f functioning ancf ef.
fecUve adults in the community.
Insisting that each student participal.t
In such a program woukf removt tht
stigma of "work" as somethln& fit oaiy
fo rthose who cannot study.
There are surely hulldredl of other
ways in which our youth tould be given 1
more substantial part or the JUI fabric of soci>ty.
JJqt to make any of Jhese new pro.
gram!' and plans work, .,. othm :Which
"!ight l>e invented, something elae must
happen, too. There must be a basic shift
In the attitudes of adults to a more
poalUve, accepting, and undentandlnt
poaltioo to~ard our youth.
Specincallytrt tn u It: Talk tot b t m.
Ind. even more: di!Ocult, liJten.
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~· Common! Page of the . Dally Pilot •eeks to lnlorm
lDd •timlliale r.-aden by
pnsentlng a varlety of cour
mentary on toplca ol lntei-
est: and 1lgnl:ficanc1 from
lnlo'1!1!i4 ,observers a n·d
1pokamed.
Rtbtrt, N,-w ..... l"ubllvll.,. J:rpld .. Dorv"h ""-"'7rte1 analller, tile bedquarters o1 Salb'~ the audl!nce bowled. of 14 t>tJJloo dOllars.• 111' -llf ;1-----,.,------t-----------;:.--------------'~ ~y. plul a lar,. •mount'of lellure
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'61 AMERICAN 4-DR.
i..Cr! .. a•t..atk. Uc•nM N .. QHK JU.
' '62 TEMPEST CUSTOM 4-DR.
Awt. .. r•di•, ·lttr. II.iii 1harp. Uc ..... H .. IHM 41t.
63 LE MANS 2-DR. A• ... '""" ... , ... t111tM 11~H. Wliit• .·ith "'cl \i.ck.t ,;,. ... Lk•11•• 11N •.10.
'62 CORVAIR MONZA,''""'"· ollfo,. rtdi., lre1tor. Xht ~-rp. LictllM No. PR.9 tll, . .
'62 CHEVY IMPALA v.1, ............ ..
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air Co.id., tilltM 1l1u. Vt'T .J.a1. lnry wffh·hl1111 trhri. Ut. . • .
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'66 COMET CYCLONE
J-Door Htltp. Y-1, 4-1poff, rlcllo, heot.r. Uc. N .. S,K 110.
'66·FA.IR .. LANE ·500 '"" HT:v-1 ... ..,., .. 414·f;119· 5 . Mmr, ,_,,..,,J ; .'
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••try clotell •. $ll"r 111lst with bloc.Ii: triM. U•i•M'No. TYY 117.
'67 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE
'66 VW BUG
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STATION WAGON SALE
ORANGE .COUNTY'S LARGEST ftlECTION
OF '1961'• & 1967'1. 6, & 9 PASSENGER
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a.i-.eto·anolherUncle
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·~:-~· Ft1ni I lot
el NIPOD9e from o u r .Qi-card -and
-lddiol all the -
-die fin! -In -Dor-wbm Uncle Len •
dplokthe .......
-FRIENDS al m : rlllol are making pi...
lo l'llr1lllr enlatain the winner
_. 1111 ar her entln! family
• M ' J ,Dec. 23, just two
.,. -. Ouistmas. In ad-
-lo meeting al lot of 1111· ~ characten, our
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' ....... will be guest of bonor.----------------------------11 . lar 1111 afternoon Ouistmu
,_.. • that day j1l3t two * PRIZE WINNER * .,. -Ouialmu. 1llO 1111 parada will awd>
-Ollneylud'1 Ma In
-It S o'clock ad Unole
'lbil week'• ccntnt winner I• Matthew LeYint, 10,
1627 Anita Lane, Nowport Beach
• ~ cill'mp will ba .. a place
"' -to .. .i... the amt• J uni.ta. We'll tell you
/u1J cblld under 12 WI enter Uncle Len'1 An C<>ntest. Here's all you
do: (I) Draw pk:ture on ~!eca of pWn, white paper 5¥.a !nch11 wide alld
' !nchea deep. U11 b!aclc ink IDd mate Hnea blaclc. (2) Do not copy or Inca
picture. II must be your own work. (3) Put your name, are and addrw
on back of drawln1. Mall II to Uncle Len'• An Contest, ~ 1580, DAILY PILOT, Colla Mesa. W!nnor will rece!va Kemlady half dollar. .
--· Enter the contest - -and be """' to llicD -CJlllltmas card with your
-.., address and~ .
Iii& a't forget the regular
.....,,. contest -a D d
I J I lelJ next week when Uit
-will ba, of coune, 2' 'Y•J.na. ter1• 1e11 wbo e. -up with the lDOlt 4llltPwl lllrkey day drawing.
sent In this interestini talt
about a noise in the chimney:
In the cqe with the other
parakeet and I named her
'JWtety."
Tblllllt )'OU, Leolle, ,,.. abal'
lnl yoor llor)' with ua. We
TllE FROG
Be kind and ten<ler to the frog
And do not call him namts
Lib "Slimy Skin" or 1'Polly·
wog,"
-Gl1ZST columnist this : ~ II S.year-old Leslie · 'fl1lar Ill Coota Mesa, wbo
''One afternooo my mother
beu'd a nuttutnc IOWld in
the cblmney. I went to.dleck
on the noiSe and heard a chlrp,
and it sounded lib a _parakeet.
"Our neighbors, Mr. Powell
and Mrs. Powell, ctme over
and helped ua calcl> the
lo!'!te -IUCb -from all the otbar boys and pl!
who r~d Uncle Len'1 Corner.
HONORABLE mention in
the rquler 11'1 ·-11111 week goes to Kelly Meehan,
Or, likewise, "Ugly Jllllel,"
Or "Gape-a-Orin" or 1'1'Md
Gone Wrong," -
Or, "Billy Bandy Kneel," +!° ~ j~!17~Uvt
:. "'!. No animal will more repay .. :~:-----Caro/; Corne·~----. 7~. Costa Mesa; Karen
Moeller, 9, C.OSU Me 1 a ;
Sharon Moeller, t, Costa
Mesa; Cathy Doane, 11 ,
·Newport Beach, and BWy
Keller, I, Fountain Valley.
A --kind and fair, At 1eaat 10 kloely people uy
Wbo t.ep a lrol. and by the .
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RIDDLES AND JOKES
MoCher : Why are you all wot, dea:?
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Tbey are ab...,..,, rare. _.,._ ,.,,..,..., •. ....,.. v....,
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AUTUMN LEAVES
Red and orange, rcld and brown,
Autumn leavea float lo lht IJOUDll,
Gliding, sliding, dropping dawn,
SofUy 1a111n,g all around; .
Gay aOO cheenul,"'debonair,
Form!Dg Cl8rpets everywhere,
Flying, cbulng w!lh Ille rel•,
O'er Ille bill and through the dale;
Brightening the cold, rray sky
: r 'IU•Jd.11• uy ' ..... ....,.
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As they gaily flutter by,
Light and happy, blithe and gay,
Ah, bow they brightened my gloomy dar;
Oh, if only men could be
Uke the leaves, gay, happy; free.
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A ~ Mlf •nw .... ,_ JMll a-, 1t. 1121 -.m LIM.
"-' MMtt. ... .. w\ttltlllt ......,. "' ,... "'" .... -a>lltetl. Mall --w .._ ,_ U11dt L-. .... IMtt C9"9 MtM. c .........
i Crossword ~ -;: 'rw~""':. ': :.0.: thirtftn stripes alternate red 'ii: ......... 11, 9' T_,, ~ and white; that the union be
• 1111 Wlllfloll: thirteen stars, white ln a blue ACl:OSS 44 a.td:fl' "Do ..Oy made IM flnl U.S. ficl' ~•-n"·• a new ~ '~" ':'61--.., ·-r-"""'6 .__.--l Bsrfi•'s 45 Locsttd :r--· stellation." 'n.e records on it1111 48 Elfi sh :Molt Americans like to who designed this flag are 6 S11nt1 ..... person
1*lleve that tht tint 1tan-uncertain. But in 1870, William 10 Pl11111btt'1 51 Onf e111 in1n t ~ flag WU made by J. Canby presented a lot Of 14 s=:n J.l b~,f~f,,~
lletsy Rosa o1 Philadelphia. likely evldenco gathered from Cf.:" "'"" 'Q111 la moot llkely true, but tu. friends and family. At the 15 :y:' 14 .. ...., Ith
ct.rtaln people ht.VI dilputed age of 11, William WU told 1• r:. lloflk $1 :.;.;: ....
tf. Hlltoriana have a kit of part of the story from hls of a roef ..teftaln« oS!denca ln favor of Betoy, grandmother -Belly Ross, 17 0.. who "Jal •··
Puzzle
* they do not accept It as then age 14. ~~: 61 =~',' ~(e proof that the made In 1778 Betsy was a young 11 Kind of bZ OrdH 11/'Nhil
oar first flag. seamstreM of Ptiiladelphia skirt 63 Tropleal I Chl•ntY 35. Shadt tf
'A "'•• ~-wbol d Geo n--· h 19 Stat• of food st1:plt swep" ''H" •, -.-. represe.rua a e an rge ~. er excil1111f!'I. •• I•-·. h b nd• I f ..,, concern 36 tl•I ~ and naturally lob of us a s unc e, was one o 2G f'ert. to Coab. k>nll ' l..illauous JS Shapef llte Jiop1e have ideu about the patriots who signed the sat 1tt1os ltS Qu11ity ,l.,.t an egg <fWJQ(~ It. During the years Dec:Sbelara1Uood bowof 1
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odeJpendencebe. 22 :ei:::,1, 116 l~f::o;;1 ,._ 10 Oft 4 n Rt;ard 11tt1t
1ave birth to our nation, to n une • 111ss.i sible 11iy 2 1 .... r rttptt&
Oap were de$1gned for WIS vtaited by Ge 0 TI e 2-4 Epic ~7 F1•otltt of l !!'1'a.='..:. :~ ~=:. Ettl
.tffe!U atates and cities. Washington and a commJttee 26 City flf Q. Ellllbdt 12 CU11•11tt W ltMtfl' ~........ brl .. ..ft.... des' ol Texas .iuts MIU ·~ and armies. Olr ... '6~'5 a ign l3 stripes 27 Ptt"L • DOIM u Sir:at• ... lrl111 Oki Glory had lots and 13 ti:J:-pointed llarl. She '°'" dl•lnt lwta ttltth•
ancelton. 'lbeee ancestral WU asked to copy it and ktrd• l EarthlltKS 21 Ya.t '""'' J, I are engraved on a sew a flag. BeUy suggested 30 :!!~:'' 2 I~~!~ IJ1Sect fl EXpOltd t. ~1 aerfel of alx-cent that five-pointed st.an wauld Abbr. ] C.:r.iln g ~=~ 41 :i;r:t° 1 lllamps and If you be better and the committee 31 -!'•our! II ... I I If I l,.,1 1. Sf.fl fOCUb philatelist, you will agreed to this change. Many • •l••I Cast• 27' l•t•or· 4t PISHst .,....., tbent ln detail. frlenda and relatives who were 37 H•t: Fr. 4 Forlltf "'°'"" 50 Latin ~ '' Vltwtd 11 5 Pllglttld aithot 53 E-.,tln ! ?J'be artiest American flags alive at the Ume bear out 1 wtlolt faith Zl Dilnty 55 S\fl"
.... ln tbe lTlO'i. The rtamp this story. but it b not ac-40 lt•l'-11 • On' 29 Malignant 5' ltlgltt of 1 E IDcludu Waahington'& cepted as de.finite historic 41 t'it!~~l'.d r;~·=~ ll Ato•lc -~ conlll•r
< '•P'lairwlthlts--.o proof. 'Ibere ls proof, •lFlrstoftht 73,0,,,, Phtn01J1tt1on' !lFtHk ~
• o·-••• bo that Be'-d·"-"·l )4 IMltltlOfl: . WllH flslt ta.. and the Navy Jack Wever. '!'Y Cl.llu..., y •onth It"' In Spl.!11 Abbr. '4 ktrk •It
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Wlli u. nltleeake and !be WU .an olfldal-Dogmiler. She ............... .,,,...,.,,... ,,,."TI",...-
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........ ... blue ancho and needle and thre1d to sew 11 '=-· ~" the blu!.-i. p~ of red, White and blue lrt-+-++-
Llberly nog o I clolh loto !be "'1 lint
··...t.tba -Amerlom °"" llrl-+--+-llrlped Grand Unlml l!ome peoplo doubt Btlsy'1
lorra by the petrlofa story llecauao ol 1'l'ancla ;I.• '!be ftap of Udl BopktNOD, , a member of a t..-t-+-+--doalinod w be~ C...t1nental c.na-who alao .. llalrilnc lar ... flln to lien the Declar• llrt-t-~~ f'tam ll:ollmlf ad lion. llopidiw WM a
ti --the Phlladelpbla lawyer and • lr+-+--1!1
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-the e>ldeoca la aomewllat
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roont din. .-. ... ,~i;1-;:-,:. --;;ihl, ~!:..-="Roe.. in&, spacious in u® enl eondlllOll. 3 bdrm., P-U<d don liU ftft111Ve ~-•••• -I -·· ~ 2 bath$, .IWll\al d!ninl roo.m. !\..118 pt,tlo. and HI Fl ...... 'throllill-.U'5-erator • ..,.,w r, w w Jor ;.another unit ' pwt1lr 201 Vi• Nice o.pen'sat/SUft 1-5 out. '"-drapl9 are elec-""°' ·~t.. ch .... taWW> ,;,.,, ...... fl>r •triple<. lrically ......... and ... fo"it' ... ~~oW": $11 ,500 . .\ RED w. ROOF -One of tile 10 .. ueit --.... t. tiled
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c~, good fireplace In the diilln& room.
$25,650. , J62,li00. "' ' -• (S\IMlt ,..., ......,.,;. bomel' in town! 4· bdrm .. 3 J>atl>, formal din·· ln Del~~-~ Val•~ ,;w ''"llff Inc romn & Wnlly room i>n large.Baycreot lot~. -· -Cl.OSI TO LllRARY 3 Beclroom Oil-I cul-• , "' .,, • .No•Port' (yOo. ,ovm the land). Beautjful new euyei.. at IM.!ltiOSIJ de.&IC ..., ll'hools & libtvy. OWner ii. anz.
• 1200 sQMERS!T ' _ .t · CaU fu' appointment. OPl~l~~~~ l.S toua so Ogden \Yill 8ave an -11....-SUN·
< Oiien 5-f & SUll 1.S . > ,, SECLUOED CUL.O.SAC -yet c<>nveni"!'Jly .-CAMEO SHORES DAY ,1.5 at 1649 PALAU _PLAc& ,28,90!> ..
¥ou'llA;l....,fom lilt.;i lid,.,. · Vlctot'la·. JcMli!ted, Delightfu\ 2 bclrm~ teporalli ilililng , ' 11-.IDUCEO $1Sfl9. WCIWl l(Mllliful·l'laei· • :;; ••tn W<ot.s ....... ' '4U11 !'<J1111!.& ~ge· !llmily.room, n.wi,.......w.ct-~ .At!rti<tj.. IC poot hoale, 4 bdnm a a Jmp-lof ~ all · ,,..,~IOOai.2~ r' , .. &•bright '& Che..-y, awn1 •• motlng ..th.' Jlledroi\mbom.wun-\jlboautifulcooditk>o'Now$38~ • ~ Into llv. nn.~ din, · · · 3~ .Ramo!>< Way ' Open IUnda.y 1.S " ln walk on bard.,... llOorst • · " . • '·~ · • -·fm,. .. -......,.,.,.. ·ab>I ...._.1 ..... lm-·IL.L. • · · qUJe( area ,: ....... l<l.900 • TWO ST'ollY' Randsome orner lol in quiet
""""· ...... 4, ··-'"'~· 9f'W-~ BAY.CREST EXECUTIVE HOME -Owner 'OPEN-SAT .. SUN l.S Me.a ll«de' -·~ U~dei-gr.ound ut11111 ... 4 .~ QOmPlei.lf · ~·mdBlon. lboul<I ""~ tr111Bferr"!I. •1va11 Welll cu>liom bolne -;-: for· ~ ~1' ~ZA, 'bedroo1111, fol'ldll dlrilD('room &: 'blige Uv·
'62> • · {.;'_'('~_· 't::. ~ =~ ~ D)al dinin~ room . 4 bdrms ... 3'il batba.', ,, COltONA Hl~ND,S Ing rooln. ~ value. p~.~50. Hlf'boi' HigntllUll,\• H<lahti' ...,.•cottage ..,. 211,!.Wtndward Lane ; Open Sat/Sun 1~ , , .. • , . .,,.. . ' . ""'to· itnd more value oou•u~ KITCHEN! Lar ~-~ast ' LQurJwa . ~rnr6 ·~~ 1501 l\Nl,TA LANE , 1 than tbfi ilo,ooo .,., ~' -ge ""'""' ;,..,. apt --o1 thll · .,. ll ~ , . 0pon·J.t&,Su~ 1..S :!:ut11u1,....n , -Jni;! "room-:M'.'"t impi:esoive large 4 bdrm h~me'.· '( !lR, ~· ,.., lieauty. • . ~ ~. '':"C.,..,. ~,,.,....·._bdrm. l\I 1arp tot with allel'..a , W~tdiff are&. Huge ga!pt moot Wtth fire H••""\ 4 f'tltared t>Oo1. 2.154/Maa V"" I>. • · '•· ~-
b&tn.; ""'1· ~""'"ex-1or ·ei lher.boaC or fi:iilii'i ,-J>la~~xqu:jsU.ely decorated 1' ).>Ms~ .• --....,. Pile;~ fonnal : -~~·~~~.,,.._~·~··~·~~~~ th room •v~ beauti-Gleamlnl: bard.,:w.ood floon. Only $54,900.1. . · -dining JXIOlll ••• ;. t $M.OOO
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IUFIC FAMILY 'HOME • '(OleSWOrfhJ ~ (o· !:'>!!!• for enioymg family )ivq,o~ <>ne< ~ ~ , , 3 14iclrooml • Deli ~ -homo In N .... 155,000. 1 . .._ •; • D!g lrie'14s. ~ailed & gated.court yard, _ex·. • rt.Hr~ v'IEW OF ~ShomwlUl<bedn>omt. "-'C" THOMAS '642•7777 _; ~)arge family room. ,2 fireplaces, mviting · • , OCEJJ( MlD BAY. 2'oo •bWw+,..,.ntaed ....-. . . .ii>:.u.1'01!.• · • 1904~ Bl"1 C.M ~' garden with covered path> & , shufll~ , ,.. tt. •• 1ionoey llvhw tn Decor ,. '"'-· .Jrico YI· ~ -· ~ -()pen,,_:· ,_· ':Call for appointment. .., .,... o1 m ,ooo' .. bocnu ,. !11ht 4 "not "' teuo-
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• • . -.. , . : m ex<iluSJve pnvatli commumfy_,, 3 largo . -'8/B . -nN116( Gr.;;l!t p1oqe ..,. tot. IS9.50ll ~ ,{ •. aY'OWNl.lt -i.'!'.mm w,111 Go~•~•I · . " 1000.Gonoral • , • . .. IDI!: , )>_!Inn&, 2'h'batb!·()'.ou own the J.ait1!l-l)pp4>-'. , '< . . '. ~--. ' ~!" 111.,:,. llaal'I*'•~ Co, ; Br •• Ba. patld k!lchet1, ufil ...-, · .. laoie..,.
.. . , · .., ",, • ~ 11te delightful, tre.:Ohad~d private .por)< Vlith .. ~ko A &,art MoYo $JO MONN • ~B .. Bal"'" _Blvl!.;·Balt,oa ·"P"~ dit>o. 41-ul> tioo• ll)>ldeeom pl>e tali: · C:oldf II " ·_BG k · ·. · twO J!OOls &.putting green. $54,500. Go 1.....,.1 , . . ·~· , , Ol!lolOjMJ.40 ... ••. ;•_':"",.~·~ooo." ~.'""' atidJ .... ~t(i., ' e n er . ' ' I_.,. ' .. ,,_f._I,,. ~ ·" ... 1 . ,nr.t:l2dd l:N~C!Y.) ' 4 .I , •JD ~· ~ ._..-.,.. ' ~ • . ., , " ,. I , " . , · · Fol' tho Boitln Viaw ~lldln1(Sli,. '.' · · ":,.~~ Sai11~;f · Rffllor l -. Wbit. El~? -.. lln,ltor: 11Wl56
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8 "oom")· ... ". " 718 -Cameo Hlglilanda Dr. dalJIOO Htoh. ·, ' ,•!-• ""·· . . ,Ow>)erm_,..,t6farea. GI.tuA..-..ui.,....'P.tlce ~ll<(Mlti 'Mesl* -, lll!cll)Cdll ,r--Lld't Isle, 70" ~ Great ll;<lbry ho!Jl•. 8 = -submit tow. J34GO.·<JPENU'l~AY. .•"l':! · ""· "sl64{i.iar vista'. South~ · .. (714) 842-8235 ,., . . )Sal 6 .liln)
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' , · ·,., · • · .. ~ , .. A leautlflil Home. llB! Bo110r, c.M. · .Sffl40 "±.,:;n.~~u :i.;_+,,~. ~ 2112 "'Ind ~ '·~,.,_...._..)NB -... 1•" 0."'11 ·alMI llMi 'Vlft ---~ ~--~-~ (2" & Family or Don) ,. wa.u-"" ,_,~..., ' · · ""''· for ~'Vert CREDIT,A PROBLEM? peted 4 Draped. Complete • 642-5200 , {Sat le Sun 1-5) ,,Fantastic Jwlior .iew :froin ,tbjs -popular ,., Price IUY LIKI RENT 11 Ki ...... lllt•lnl. Private,,.. 377 &amona·Way, eofu Meo!• • ' *1706 'lndewlnda (Beycreot) NB . , "Liisk "A" home. 3 Br.; "-til., fam. rm., . • . .. t1oa. ..._.,. Income 18C1i 642-5200. ', (Sun 1·5) 842-5200 '{Su&l-1) ~1er ~--cp:ts ,.,. 1an•~a-' au•· Irvine~· 1 bedtc"'''" • "1>UP 1 !!edm>m Paci. ~ '""· be •··"" lnc:reued. .. '*11124 '~"ard "'•ycr"'-') NB Jj w• BWL~, ··~·· ~ t!""'• w bath.dinincroom.Nicecar--llQt brandnewankltclttp Price$83.~ '11· _ _.1 ') -•--· . sj!rin)der, aystlim, oudtoor liglttil>g. $49,950 ~..-and • .,...,. Beautlful Caqietmr. B<autllul °"'"'"' ~ (3 .e..room 646-3255 • (Sat & Sun 1-8) •
Miss_' 'J.:eidy/Mrs. Bill'ns > • • -and lawn. Ownenrul Moo.m Kit-w!th --E..... . . .. ' . ' r•U 19221 .Sberborne Ln. (llufttgtn •Crest) HB
•16o1 Bonnie Doone, lrvine T....ace, ..... ~ • ••• "14 , • '°'' & SUn l·"l 'Udo. 1··--A"'"""" n-n """"'' ..... ...... ......... erator! Ooubl. G. r •·f•! • ...... & .. well •73 ··&a . (Sun PM) ._.,,.. .,,.., • , -. • .rw_, •. -,.... or i.ue option ,. qualilled While Brick Flttplaco! ;;m "'."J -. 842-8472 'Eves: u ·~ UU ~th ll9yf!'ol>~ jla!boo kland
Vactnt lot, A.I.A. plans Included for 4 Br. k><r· • Down. Paym.m. ,. lit Your · Roalty .. Inc. 1418 Santanella lrvm. TerraC.; CdM 675-3331 ' ,' (Sal a Sun ·1·5)
hl>ine on this l&Q!• !l>t. !'rime location, ex-139.IOO · s.. ...,.,.. budget. 122.900 NI Price. '""' E.'eou• !'..,.,, Ctlll · afs.9200·Eveo': 673-808& (Sat le sun 12.-4) *l8S9 Boa Vi.ta Circle (Mesa Venle) CK
.. -cellent inyeotm'\'11, Only, .• ~ .• •... $40;000, lay .&. ~ ~~WNi '11111 DopOOit ' 67s.aoo. · 313~ Bayside Drive, Qorona dill liar 67~ • . " · ·(Sun l:U)
Mrs. "Mari~n · 1 · -.. , .Roa"",'. Inc.. -1682 ~lnaer · ,,. '&Ta.85~ , ~tJ! Sun ·l,-4:30) 11g~_Pltcairn (Moot Verde)·C~C . ~ · ' -· · "' & r 2420 bniveralty"(Bac~ Bay) NW ....,.17:1o . {Sun·l·I) 'l E~rald ·Bay~·Vlew, ~ ·~~~1>c>a~~iao~· Walker Lee, \ENE'S GI~.. · 54-0-1120 ., . ; <sunl·5l 1~01eyuseex,Newpor1Bead\ if'/ upper part of Emerald Bly, S~ort walk '6 · . voo.. · · · Or-· C:.Oit ,.,.,.r1y 232 Eve•••g Canyon, (Shorecllff) CdM · ~7711 · . · · .. (Sol ;. ~)
vt be h· t ·•· -'· wim I Pr · ..,._ <!P<•,Ew~ 541>M40 ' Gone ·Nc>t-fflJ.Rult0< ,,.,, •·•554 (Sat" sun I") 1708 HlKbland Newport Belch ' "!>'P ' ac°"· en,~. '"1 I , pop , ea-. OIARGE t:I"t While .iiPb&Dt1! oini.,;,,.llne . ,, *. ·,_ r •. 675'3000 Eves· 67.W a ' ·o •, 111 ' • ~.~. ';;!u1s'' ;:n·: : ............ '"I $8~,ooo . • ' OPEN SAT'. $UN . ,. **27-18 Shell china Citte, edM ' ea:4f 1 1.1 ., {Sat " lun) ~·. ~ w . • ' • IGOOC!.nartil 1000 .. ' ' l-4:JO p.m.' 675-3000 ~es: 548-8868 (Sun 1·5) ' ... unJpero Rd. (BaY"",!t) NB ' •. • . • ' ...,.1120 . • {Sua·l-8)
· hyffont:-:-P.ret & ~p 3135 leyslde Dr. . (3Br.•,F•m•fY.orDan] '· (SlrlFomilworO..J ' '
3 Bdrm • 3~ baths, ltlus fnpjly Jihi, extra ' • · • jlorona dOI Mar • • M .. I •
larfe fee simplt lo~..i)n deed.,.,d llUeet. . $500 Dow!) Anyon,, Near Ocean, ...... roof, J 88~.~~1e3~an Sil ~~·1c:irrsun 1-8) ttls&o I. ~Fron~ New(lcrt lloodi ,Arclt/desiped & c\11loin bit. ~klng:.on1y . eR a f:b,.lb, S38.!0(l. • ~·s , ·'.M ~· &'llJ.HOO ,EoM: S48-&H& (Dilly 1•11 • -• •1••000 .-·owner leaving atalli will aecrl!lto 3 ·* * '* * 883CorttzSL(M ... dos or)~. •""•~2.~ .. 'New-rt•~~· :j;:CbrbM"'~'~";'""~·· • ""' . ;'BR + famlly mom Hu, extra llJod 2 llocks fO 'leadt ~ • .,. t {Sat~Sun) -~1 j'''" ""'~I: lwl'
· • · lot, cemMI block wall, 22' covered pa&, Ci' lot, s Bt'r lam rm. fu9. *4541~nf(Cameo'shores) *1512 ilimland, (WWcl!!l)'NB • · , \ View JllllldlftcJ Site · ·, 2 -., built·in tltcbto, dimwuher, -· ....-k!lche" "' , 64Z.148!> • 1 • (Sun 1-5) 844-11~' · · , (Slin 1 'Ill DuH) .
J:Arge 1>1d suilaflle '9r UP' to 9 Unit.. Great • step down llving room, ·ftrOplace. Pin• ~ '"!°' ~ ~~· 325· .Fu~n, Newpqrt· Heiit>ts, NB Ba.~n· ... ~ie• ·~·~J In-'-•~-"location &ll!ng,258ij0 • ·~•43 · " (Sunl-5) Co1dollllnl-F9r ,......_ ~.,., . --'· ... ~ . v,. •. , · ·" · .SN'"lla•* Ho-~· -' er will su ' ~ l>IYld to suit $15,500 . , "" itt.ni.. ,:::!..., ,1.,. ,. • 980 Presidio Dr. (II"" dei°llarl.CM ,. •-A-I
ll:t'e. Harvey ' . -" • c ' . rk ..... -U6-11487 ~ • (Sat " Sun lU) ... --,.. ' ' ' .•-.ra •-·""" . -e.,.,.. """· -... , -·,: _.._, """-·Hftni9 . -:r---• f ,, oEJ111del,., ltlMn ,..,., A 929 Yla Lido Noi'd;,N'ewport Beach ' *<,iro-(llulfaA.rea)NI ~··:ir '""'" ..,... ' ,.,..,,J •• 1 ,,_;..,_, ~ .. b U·";{ lniuiid MUJI' ~ • Owner 11u &7M031 -• " (Sun 1·5) •• , ..... · -. L .. _ 1.... ·
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1705 Ho-Fuml.1hocl H.-UnfurnhhM H.._ Unfvrnllhod Apll. Fumlahod
Sala...,, N-btt 16, l.966 DAILY PILOI" }J'
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Apll. Unlul'l)lsMI Apll. Unfurnlohool """' UnfvM111Mld Apll. UnfurnlshM , l"L~•~gu~n~•;..;;.8.0~c~h~..,_.-'-. WJED IT bnlel1, to Shll'I 2005 :'~~all. otc. !',~ Hun tlr'91;;.;ch 3400 Newport llMd\• .;2g0 ==
ANO REAP 2EMP1mm_,,,,dtlltt B<.,s&.,flP.,eota.,d,.., R......,.AL I OOK •NEW-DELUXE • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Huntington 8-h 5400Hunllneton' 9!"c1i jjj
SprawUtW reootemporary c» wonwn c~) to abart nice bltna. fj.ISO, Call after fi PJ4 5ftl. 1 Ir 2 BDRM.· mald aervlct
'""· CBUiL'I' ON 2 LOTS>, Lo&Uoa Beocll apt. 190 mo. --' Drop In & -~ 2 _poob, ..ft .. lhop and J UST COMP LETED EXCLUSIVE
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::-1~.:~~6";. =.,i=~· ( .... i:114~~~bl'~·~ Wilier & ·Lee --~:;,.'=~ •ONE BEDROOM • 2 aeDRooMs
Qt.Allj, MAOONRY ,STAIR Gl!IU. In >Ya with °"" dilld td•li,. 111:1. L•au. 7112 Edinger Jemolco Inn Hotel FROM $135 MONTH
COLUMN, SUPPORTED BY ....,Id Uke to ohatt ""' In -11424456 Opeo .,_, ..,5140 Cout HW'/. at McAl'th"" Blv. UNFURNISHED -FURNISHED ~~~~~~t Newport. 63-B5T4 aft 5:30 3 BR UOUM~· :o. ~FOR LEAS&: 4 bedtootn, -· 673-8120 e -ADULTs-NO PETS
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LUXURY LIVING TO P LEASE THE MOST
Dl$CRIMINATING NOW AVAILABLE AT 1oo1or fl> 1he OCEAN W/A 1 "" 2 WORKING l!his to petal l30. ' 2 batll. Corner lot with OCEANFRONT • CAUITS I DRAPES
VIEW OF WHITE WATER ahare Univerai!.Y Park Pomona. C.M. 11>rlnklmi, fl'Uit trtta, »tUo. 2 Bedroonu $115 winttt e POOL e PJllVATE PATtO ~G ON THE home. 6'ZS--2'lt4 btwn 1:3().5.. LEASE Commerclal. 2 ~ Wail ti> wall atrpet ln eTtey Bal~-~arly e Rf:CREATION AREA e HOTPOIHT APl"LIANCES
Rl>Cl<t.• SANDY BEAOl -· 8llop '4' • !4'. -'"°m W1"1nwalld!Ja.,,.,... --Propertiea HU'NTINGTQN SEVILLE ~ The Huntington P1elk. B~ N-rt ... ch 2200 E. 18th St. <:.M. Kl·lm ce .; Ali>ha Beta ._,.. 673-7'20 ""1BI
Urii4Uli: 2 BDRM. ,. DEN 1$.ASE Qmunerdal. 2 BR center. $195 mo. MZ-4036 '-BR. 1 BA. famllles only. 16112 Sher Lane 147-7 .. 61 Huntlngton Beach • Cl~n 1lr, blue ski ... end "'nowopt bi.chM
FLOOn PLAN. SERVICED ~~ 3 BR.~ house. Shop 24.' x 34'· 169 NEW lbr'a, l block to ooean No pets. Refetf!ne'ea re-(1st Signal West of Be•ch off Ecfin9•r gy J ~111ROOMS._ w I w au . ., or beecti: E. 18th St. C.M. &U-Im $UO up. Luxurious carpets, quired. Yearly $225. See f 9 d C t )
• 106 unit 4 level complex.unlit Mldffirr•n-
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c8.f1M!tfnl througboUt. SUnk· ptU!h eptg,; Priv. • 3 BR 1 l:Mth. $1.TS. Santa ~a, ga..raps, etc. Pri weekend 212 «>th St, ..., ----•c:!!••_ro~ ~· ~·L ~ •r_ -----
en •11,Wrwtll step& down to ~~:i~· =ed A"v:Jt:. Ana Hts. 20'J61 Ordlkl. ~ decks I pattOI, sound proof· 6TS-0469 ---=~~~-• Hooted pool, nun• •nd 1undoclrJ · ·
• Lovtly community rttre1tlon room
2nd level w/huge llv. rm. I NOW. LEASE 615-4.593 Ml 2-2'J22 ,By appt only ed. 21n 14th st. 536-1319 OVEIU'OWERING WALLS 673-1114 Bolboo 4300 Cosio M ... 51 00 • All e loctrlc Gold Modolllon kite.,.,.
OF' gµss 1Md to mauive FURN. er untum.· 3 Br., Newport Beach 3200 B -::---------
•Uft deck&: pool s.Ize grounda. 3 Ba., den, lge. aundedc. NR. Beach, 4 BR., 2 a., Q,EAN Ba~• Apta.. HARBOR • Indoor parking with llddltlonal perkln9 lot
• ,,_,.menent management 1t•ff 1.,d HCurity
9u1rdi Open type kitchen, modtt11 oceanfront; ba yview. $300 cerp., drps. l'llm; fenced All utll incl $15 up
u kmorrow, has Bll]J'.IN mo. TD June tsth. 6'15-5632 layfronf yd, 2 Orlldren OK. No pet.a. 315 E. Balboa Blvd. • Easy access to L.A. Metropollt•n arM
J4.N9E & OVEN. DJSP .. OCEAN Front • 2 Bedroom $190, Leue 863-3491 OR BALBOA 613-9945 GREENS RE~GERATOR, SNACK 1130. rn. lncd. 'utll Winter Beacon Bay 1,536-3341~===~~,...,...,,. • 1 &: 2 BDRM Oct-an Ftult. 'BAif.;· E"J'C. The den ill all only, 673-8088 Panor:amic View of Harbor 3 BEDROOMS. 1% bath, Winter ·or yeuty, BA~ "R • UNFURN,
$1 25 MONTH' • •Pod
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
(7141 536-1487
WOtl:io PANELLED WITH A from exquisite Baytront home fenced yard. $l'IG. Mo. Call 673.-4124 ""nr...uv VIEW OF THE ROCK RIB-Coron• de l Mor 2250 Unfurn 2 Hdrm, 2 both * 968-2226 * ====="===I from $100
Delaware Studio Apts
642-2221 anytime 536-1816 ... .. BED JOLLS. l&ry::e living-room wlth 3 BR 2~ baths, lamlly room, l ido Isle 4351 incl. util. DELUXE 1-Br., bltns, cpts,
Thtl 1better qtlaltty h om e OORONA Del Mar, ex· blt-m eofa and flreplaot dininl room. $'MO/mo lease. S 1 • 2 It 3 BOJtM. drp, trpl.., garage, patio. I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! N-S YARD WORK. AND eeptionailY clean 1 Br. glassed-in Lanai Ga.rd ..... 1..,,. service. 847-892'7 UB-LET furniJhed apart-..,..,..,,,., .._ T,......,..,.,.T W s b r I D r y r hook-up. f:
A 1UTI'LE OF nus .t house; w/w cpt. fully fu.m.; carpeted I drapes tbroout ==-=-·""=====/ mmt on the ba,y, beautiful .run.iT. °' u•T.run.<T. Adult!, no pets. Nr. REAL ESTATE, Office Rental • '°70 ""''~ Built to ll In "-,_ N frost ~-••f ·~ Yi-.. ·-~, 2 ~•--m, ..... ..., Hee.ted Pool!, Orlld Care Ed --•-• W H B ~--I ••"'("'· M! u"" .... vs· ew -u.= .. ·• ~mo. Fountain Valley 3410 ""' -...-.......,,....., '"'•J c t .,, t Sh 1.... wanm • arner, · · --•r• $30,ipo PLUS BltACKET, garb. disp. Nr. shopping contact: Mike Schloessman 1------"---tarce patio with waterfall, eo er, ""'J· !IJ opp .. ,. -847-3353 LAGUNA BE~Cf.t
u is fnr center, 3 blks to bch. M'.ust Ht rbor Management 2 SR 2'ii ba Townhouse, fireplace. Adults, no pets. No pets owed /-"======== Air Conditioned
950 FULL PRICE 1ee to apprec. Adulta only, Co.,pany, Inc. blt ~ tna ./ Studio over _W=ee:k:"':""=' :""='=Y·=675-=2328==l 2'lOO Petenoo Way, at Har-L1gun1 Beach 5705 Rooms for Rent 5995 ON FORES'J' AVENUI:
A L STEAL! SEE NOW! no pets. $156 Mo. yrly. 673-4400 pr. Sl.95/mo Jae. 968-293l -bol' A Adama, Coata MesL ---------Deak apac-. avallable tn
MISSION REALTY _6_"-_1540 _______ "====!:~~:E=~1~~;;~~~=~~~l!H~u;n~t~in~g~to;;n~Bo~ocgh~4400~ 546-03?0 100 CLIFf DRIVE EMPLOYED man only; lge. newu« cftJce bulJdlq at 985 lo. (:oolc;t Hw". '~.,una LUXURlOUS 3 B.R., view.1 1 Laguna hach 3705 LUXURY Ft.JRN/UNFURN n1ce rcxm; semi-private prime b:ation tn dow,ntown
PHf NE (7 14J 494-4731 Beaut. tum, o• untum., . 8/8 · -·-·----NEW APARTM~NTS Excelleric park. like """ Yearly t.eaae. t A 2 Bdnna. botll.145 Mo. M&-8119 ""' 1-mo Beuh. Air·
fii ~ ~~~:~h~ TOWNHOUSES· pool, adultii. ~~ ~ ·:i:w~ ~ NOW RENTING ~for adulta requir-Yearly Lease. l btdroom ROOMS $15 wk. Ii up_ Bach. tloned, carpeted, beautita1
! CLust"VE AREA. AV AIL. 2 BR, 2 ba., 2 car cuport BR I: den, 2 BA, cpta. Drps, Ing peace A qui.et. &teJll to SOON &: Sbopa. atudio e,pts $25 wk. up. 2376 paneled pa.rtitionin&. T w
NOW. LEASE 615-4593 3 BR, 2~ bl., 2 car carport !rpl, pool. S300 mo. AlAO S.Chelort & I Bdrms. Diacrimlnative Tenants Oceanview from evay Apt. Newport Blv., C.M. 548-9755 entrance•: J'runtau
$200 & $250 mo. avail, 2 BR. 2 ba. $250 mo. l, 2 A 3 BDRM. APl'S. from $150 mo up. lease 2 SLEEP.ING Rooms, private Forest Aye., ft&r 1eadl 2 BR, l % Bath. % Blk 10 Bay & Beach odw" 4gs.1243 betw , .. pm Qom. Recret ta< Ind. POOL. NO am.oi<EN """"' bath & entronce, twlmmlni Muoclpal perldna loQ. ~an. 1~ 3 "'"'1" RHlty Inc. 3 BR 2 botha neu town MARTINICj)UE pool. ISO. mo. 644--07BI ~ = ~ .,.ne:,
mo. m; w. ~ Blw .. NB & ..; .... ea.,;.,., d<apes. Soun• Both & Pool GARDEN Am. Dono Point 5740 -'G"'uo=at=H=o"'moo===,,599=1 -.. "°"" ..,,...qi
Huntington Beach 2400 673-3663 Eves. 543-6966 Sl.85 Mo. Please do not call 18 1.:c====---'-:-:-aervice. av.all.able for --~-~~~~-l •!!!!!!!!;"::~:=:;;:""!!!!!'l,bel~o~regs~P~M~._!64<-2538~~°"'"' Furn.-Adults Only th" Santa Ana, CM. NICE new lat fioor duplex PRIVATE &Om for eldttly AU utlll.t1Q paid
2 B.R. duplex, New Fum. i ·--BAYFRONT--PRESTIGE 2 BR 2 Ba.th Call Mrs. H~ 646-55C2 0-pu, drps, bltn1. 2 er'. am'-.. •-•---· •~.i.... T -·-"• tel~--e. •
Be .... . ' ., . 1771 Santa Ana, •-t ll3, C.M. ft..> •••• -· • patio' • ..,.,,.. llW.ll .... ,, .... ...,, UJY"'V "'l'W"'' C.11>.Patio.Ooseto a ..... 3 BR, 2 ba, well lndscpd, Atlium.Prtvatebeacb.$350. JOlft""S APJS '111 ""'' ..... • ~ care, iood food. Nlce DAll..Y PILOr-
' VIEW HOME· North-c$1_40~M_o_._213-Ql6. __ 9880 ___ new carpets, pri/bch, and Lease. Owner 494-6057 IUlV • mo. {ll 49&-3415 gardensurroun d inga, 222 FOREST AVENUE
Laguna. Spacious. S Bcl-2 BR, carpets/drape•, fenc-speed boat tie, boat slip ..........,., .. n:.n"""-. ,...,~-3 17301 K I L H B 0
2 BR. dlx. bl3045 Flllmon REAL E:S f ATE Available now. can 548-4753 U GUNA BEACH · I · ed rd n~ I vai! I $395 all v....c.1•.nrn.vn1 ....,...,w. "aon n., , , rps .• cpta, tns. Adults. 49&-9f66 home w panoramic ya . ,.,/mo ease. a • YtY mo. av · BR. 3 Ba., $400, lease, Cl Blk w. a! Beach Blvd. 542.3524 546-0689 Eves General
an views, marble .floor Call 96'2-4700 after 5 PM Jan. 1st. 673-3400 ., Owner 4~7 · 1---------tncom•~,ra-rty -6000 APPROXIMATEL-Y-558-... , , formal dlning rm, de-00 Slater Ave.) SPAC. 2 bdrm, near &bol)o Rentals Wanted 5990 ........ --.
kitchen, 3 baths, luxur· Laguna Beach 2705 THE BLUFFS· 3 ~JD.s, C d 1 3950 842·7848 ping. Upper $110., Lower I =::-:::::--:------1 PRE·PAID INTEREST ~ ~"!ur'occu~
..,..,. & dra,.. • 2" boths, """'"· =P'•. on omln um $!10. Pbon, '3&-2378 FREE SERVICE TO 22 Units Cosio Mn• Com Meaa. lde;llor
,500. Will trade equity for 3 BR. beaut oceaa view, ~:ra.t:ase~sbTh@-~a j H.B. 1 bdrm, bit-ins incl e NEW e LUXURIOus· e 2 BR. dlx. 30Cli Coolidge OWNER-MANAGER Xlnt return, no vacancy. a.rchi~. a tt or n e'j •. a,o.
lot. nr achoo!. shopping, So. Estaters. 646-Tin waaher & cryer, pool. $120 4 N!iWv~T ~:DGENS Drpg, cprts'.' bltns; adult BROKER Pool, laundry. No mainte~ count.ant. Coo:ference ·rootn
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682 No. Coast Blvd.
m Bea.ch tn4J 494-1177
Lag. 499-3M? ev1!! &: Sun. PARK Lid 0 , overlooking mo. (213l 591·1563 $150. 549-0433, 54&40Z1 eves You select your own tenMI ance. Owner -Prlrlclpals available. Re.ot ii auliject
3 BR, 2 BA, den, ocean I I"· 2 B 2 B I" TAL5 6 POOLS-SAUNAS-JACUZZI DELUXE Unit. l:'o.....cious. ACTIV" RENTAlS only. to tenants alteration . re-view. <me; mo. 563 Myi;tic poo; me nu. r. •·• .•• ; • HUNTINGTON "'I"' .:;; 64.2-5495 ~7&23 Eves. ...uirenents and it ottered at
Way. s?;:..4331 ~2805Extras. $250 Mo. Apts. Furnished ::..,~d=;t. 548-2039 or 534-6982 2 ADJACENT Prestige 4 PJex. hoo. per month aa 11:. Can
iiR>iJEfi;Nf1TiJAtiLJsf"----1 ~EX~CL~U~S~IVE="'B""1""'""'"-."'N"'e-w 3 Gen1r1I 4000 GARDENS 2 BDRM, private I a r . 'T':SFERRED executive ea; next to Harber ' Baker be seen Monday thrit Frt.
Houses Unfurnl1hecl &. Den. 3 Ba din &: tam -Washer &: dryer. Re!s req. e es unfurn. 2-3 Sr. shoop'g center. 2 B·r. w/VI, F1Y· call ~USl for !ap. · · HOLIDAY PLAZA TENNIS-ENTERTAINMENT 169 Mesa Dr $UO 548-7881. house, duplex or aq:.t. in bl.Ins. $6M establ income pointment. Leue t e r,m a 1 General 3000 Frpl. Poot. $295. 644-2730 DELUXE, Spacious 1-~. BOLSA.CHICA & HEIL . · bay 1rea, about Jan. lat, $46500 negotiable. Colll'tel7-to
-Fu.m apt $135 p 1u1 util N )Tly. lease. No children, no Le~e~. Brla. 646-3150 Brokers. LARGE 5 BR. 3 ba home Newport Shores 3220 Hea~ ~I. Ample~ ADULTS 847-8414 ewport Beach 5200 pets. Referen~a. Mr. ,,_ __ .. Good ~--' ......................... 1
Laguna Beach to responsl-WATERFRONT 5 Br. 3 Ba. No children-No pets M6BILE Home, 2 adults, Painter. 673-!lJSO ---V.VUU Q~CE KLUSTER
ble family $275 mo. Im. 2 story home. Clubhouse, 19ffi Pomona, CM 6f2.5858 across hwy from beach. Rec Gold Medelllon Apts. U.C.J. Studerit 25, nds. un--4~~ ~ n:=; :::. With Reception room ti '.C!!il
med/occupancy. 642...a38I pool. Lease. &4S-0114 before CHATEAU La POINTE center. swim pool, goll. Lovely 2 Br 11' ·ba, crpta, 1.urn. rrn. or ltn.. apt in N yvd. 'mt can 61&-0250 system. GQod parldng & cor-
Owner 4 prn. rr 833-Cl'iOO ext 2420 aft Lovely furn. 2 BR apts. OU· Avail now. Driftwood Ttlr drps, $165 mo. Open Sat Nwpt. Bal. area. Must be B~ ee. ner exposure. Fint ·door.
uplexu For Sale 1975 BA<X Bay townhouse;.~.&-. 4 p.m. street parkin&, carport.a. Htd. ~··B 21462 Ocean, Spc 234, fil~ 42l2 Hilaria Way NB year around. Paul -548-3341 . REASONABLE!
2% Ba., pool; rec. facilities; , ""A"'E 2 BR ., __ "'--'· pool. Adults, no -ts. $150 ' · -7039 after 6 P.M. REDUCED $10,000 -12 lTIO n--Ave CM'548-6m ~ ~....... """""" .-w .... .....,..,.., beautift.ll 2 BR Units -le&1 v .... 06.. • EWPORT ~ for .ale. 2 car gar, Teen11.gers 16 &: tio N b ach . ms 1941 POM~A AVE .• c.M. L laach 4705 A,!Ti.c.u, Adult couple to BUSIN~ woman Wanta 1 '"1-Fortin
200' to .beach. Or will trade or aver welcomed. 642-0300 AJ!1 ·1 • 00. dupl:· $160: $100; l·BDRM., w I w, agu.n• occupy llpflC. 2 Ot' 3 Br. BR Unfurn Apt, bee.Cb area, tha.11 •n-o.'• eroa. MUST JtEl'rr delllXe"'Offfce
..,..,,;ty for good Lquna ""'"'i:. 2 BR dupl Fncd DEJ..UXE 1-BR. ocean vtew· apt. (."pt.I, drps, beam cell. to $100. Gar or ,.,.,........,.. Co, rutr. 642-5000 548--039o space, larp or 1D11U. 410 ~ .. -o-........ ; · ex. . Adults. no pets. 213; stora~area.Avallable • · Blk t be·~ IH'"''-"'~""""" -~· 7 Unlt.. $8,700 +Inc -w. ~--~ H~, N .B. residential lot. P. O. av.o. Yard, bltns, drapes. 2 681-6138 now! 1tereo, carport; SlOO Mo., · 0 --.:u. ui;;r •up. neees.sary, ~ a!t/ 5 ....,. ...........~ . -.,
1423, Huntington ,Beach. dllldren O.K .Brit. 534--6980 Broker 53U9$l )Tly. Utt!. paid. 499--3883 673--1909 546-a«iS pm. annun. An xlnt investment 642-Q!l86 637~4 · '
tTI4) 846-.rol.'i. owner 4 BR., 3 Ba., waterfront.I========= I BEAUTIFUL 2 Br. 2 Ba. Rm!iP pl t ts lie $60 M. Lemmer, Brkr· ~~=~=====1 $185; 4 BR. 2 ba.; prage. Nr. pools Ii tmnil ct. C u , .. ..;•••AL::. Apt. 4th floor Balboa~ .em .cp.wan . 646-3750 lftdustrielProp. 6080
Apartments ·:1~r= k pet.s OK. Avail. Dec. 15th. 673-&J.C ott• ~....... 4100 Apts. Unfurniahed Club. Availa.bl.e Jan . 2nd. ~~~in ~. f!J~::::=~~~=~~j ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;i;;;J
For $.le 1980 $25 Wk u G I 5000 Writ. D•tly Pilot Box M _, Gd ( t n~ Bu11n ... Renl•I 6060 ORRY Fi~I! $110; 2 BR. Triplex; w/w, University Pa rk 3237 • P iiiieijnijerij•ijji~ijijii~J 304 675...Stoo alter~ PM 0
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NEWPORT BEACH :~~·::;·~able *NEAR UCI * =~'~:O"t'~i::·,.rv. VENDOME GO;,, Medollioo 2 B<. 2 BY Re"'°'lble exec, no *SHOPS* INCOME. • 0 Deluxe new llll.its on The Ba p•-d bl-· N .... __ Enioy "relaxed livin.,." in a • Maid Service TV avail. · c ia, rps, "'"'' o Cu.uw~n. 3 Br-& fam rm, Fo• • --e 2 ~ .. -Indus~-·.-'·0,000 Blutfa. All have view of the .... "6 • pets. $170. 673-2370; 675-1~ ~ ""°"'""" lCUU .i: water. Just finishing I all Costa Mesa 3100 planned community • shop· e New Cafe&: Bar untum HOUSE. To $300, by Monerch Bay Pl•ll aq, ft. each; both are fUlly
T ~-t -----ping center, 4 swimming 2376 Newport Blvd. 548-9755 IMMA.et.n..ATE APT'S! LGE ttn!. 2 ,_BR 2 ba apt. Dec 15th. UPPef Npt or C..U Willlam Oturchill leased &:: can be tlnancf!d to rented. Terrific! ax ;:1111:::. 2 BR. & Den ~-do, bltns, 1' t . .. ... & be ti n~= OCCUPAN~ N d I Y • •-CdM only ~ ·~• -~-Y -~ -• bt Can et -...._,_,,, poo • ennis co....... au • $100 MO. Mobile home, i""''""""'-'· ..... ew~ rps, Cfl s. ear 1 ... e. · u•..-.LOJ.,J L111un1 Nlnuel Corp. your n~. OU can -~· ter, :oi-= ... a e. g """"· d-•. Pool & -hall. f··• k Cl t Shop I P rk $167 SO 4Q.t.-rv> • • -'-•A1" UM. t · · il "-·-· ~.. ..... • ... ,. w par areas. comp. tum. Heated pool. OH O P ng, I · • · ;rr-<1""~ eves. e WANTED 3 bdr, den er 499.1344 appro ....... a...,.,, .,., 1:1 e ble depreciatiOn ......... ,,. 143 Yo"-Jown Ln. (Mno. H e 2 3 & 4 bd bo • <-· · 3 B ' 2 B 4 bdnn H ~-u-d t CALL sun.DER '" • ...., av • rm mea Adul.l& only. no pets. Four .,.,..c!OUI rs, a NEW, Westditf area; 2 Br. ouae fOC" leue 1 ~~~""l'!!!!!!!!~~"'!\ "t""''""......,.on own~.
l2l3) 447_7814 or 548-8482 ticello Townhses CM). 213/ for lease. All have tireplac-Seasons M<*til Estates 2359 e 2 BR. widen or ofe. 2 Ba. All extru. patio, gar. w/opUon, Adults 540-5434 or ICoRNER Lot .. profesiJlona.I Priced at $85,000 .tt-.$95,000.
444--0056 es & built-ins. Newport Blvd. 548-6332 e Swim Pool, Put/green Adulta $185. 642-0'239 646--0424 alter 7 A wkends carpets, 1~ bath, Ideal for Act oow & call K W..-Small
1 ALS h-....1 2 BR. House Untum, garage. 808 PETIT, Re1ltor $l60. 2 ~. ~-mplo'-ly e Frpl, Ind.lv/lndcy fe.c'll 2 BR cl°'e to bea~· ..... WANT To rent 3 "A ... --m om-& _ _. ... __ '"= with ~.E
1_.;.H:.:o:.:u:.:"::.';...;.F:.:u ... rn.,.1..,1.,.-:..;..._ Carpets, drllJles. 1 or 2 833-0101 redeeor. N:; $,furn~" 1845 Anl helm Ave. no dtiJdren or ;~: siTS house Huntington bhor i862'"' ~ti:,"""' c ~M: Eckhoff & Aslllc";j Inc.
Rentals to Share 2005 cbildren only. No pets. Refs drps. BU-ins Pool. Adult&. COSTA MESA 642-2824 Mo. yrly 642-3978 Eves Fountain Valley area 642-8907 1.818 W. Chapman Ave.
........ $135 mo+ $50 cleaning Back •-y 3240 -Maple SL·~~ alter 548-8995 after 5·30 p M fhnge; Calif. "' ~ •••• ~ --3 BR. 2 Ba. No "'"· no · · · BALBOA ISLAND 541.-. ~·"-•••--ROOMMATE Wanted to deposit. 646-563T 5 pm RENT _ _._ ~B.PU _ ... LARGE 3 Br 2 Ba crpts I='-~· =~--~-sm. children. $215 Mo. yrly. Rooms for Rent 5995 Retail 1tore or office, w/w share beatu 2 Br. tum hse 3 BEDROOMS, family room. drps, di&hwu°her, cptlet cul'. $85 SGLE. apt. furn. 3 Rooms Furniture 4243 Hilaria 540--0093 ---------1 SLEEPER
on Bal Isl. InqUire aft· 7 Immaculate. $225 a month de·sae. $250. mo. children Spotless. Emp. man, no .$25 Month OCEAN FRONT _,c:;";;;":,:L;.,;Rl:;tr;-;:,64>-c;.;;9555=,=,.-
pm. UT Sapphire ,Bal Isl. including gardener. Lease. OK ..... -. smokini. no n.ts. E. Side. Back Bey 5240 Good loc tt •~ 'iPRIME Retail Locatioo e 51w'p, clean 3 BR. forced
NB. Ask for Ginny • Tarbell '=;"::0~==;=';7,'====.;:l,~675-4859~~-~·~-...,....,.-FULL OPTION TO BUY ---~----a on, separauc: roorn. 17 x 40 good ft&: auto traffic. air, tiunt-lm, C8Jlle't&, drapes
EMALE wanted to ·•·-~ ·"'="'-'-"'~--~...,.-~ (Retrtgerat.ors Available) XL.NT Loe! 2 BR.. Adults Own entrance &: bath. No 1875 Harbor, CM 646--6654 &: room i>r 30Xl .... fl build· ........ '" :-Corona del Mar 3250 2 BR; Furn Apt. Qopts, drpa. 1 cooking Utll paid Adult .... large beach home w/same, 4 BR. 2 Ba., cptg., drps, bullt·ins. POOL. Cose to No deposit 0.11.c. no pets. Heated Po o • occupa~. ris. _ · SHOPs c2J for lease. Prime Ing In rear on M-1 lot {Only
1 school age child OK. ~ bltns. dishwasher; S2SO Mo. 2 BR. F\replace, crpts, drps, shoppinc. S13S mo. H.F.R.C. $1.25. LI 8-4845 • 64«1Z34 • location, Newport Ocean-one in cente-r of Costa.MeJSJ
3--6444 after 6 anytime Lease ooly. 4 Children max· stove & refrlg. Adults, no 313 E. 17th Plice C.M. Furniture Rentals (root, 1550 scr. ft 673-2138 $25,<XXI full ~ ··'submit
eekends. imum. Northside. 549--0810 pets. $160 mo. 675-65Il alt I'°'=.,,._=-.,.,-.,-,,,,,.--517 w. 19th, C.?.-1.. 548·348:1 E11t Bluff 5242 ROOM for rent ln pleaaant -·--· ~-· · ·-·--your own term& Mu.st 11eU
TURE Single gtil in 20'1, MODERN 1 BR house. 4:30 pm NEW 6 Unit Apartments, 15611 W. Lncln, Anbm 774-2800 PRESTIGE Town HomM home for worklnc woman. Office Rental 6070 qui.ck! Call now. Lockhart ~--'d N d All OCEANVJEW 3 BR, 2 ba••·. Furnished 1 'Bedroom. adults Kitchen prlv1le1es. call aft. .;;.;.;.;.;;;;...;.==--"'--' Realty S.2.101 E'ves. 548-2951 ould like to share apt. _,.ts1 e. o Ya r · 1 ~ ~s "c" only. $150 mo. nro El.den. S35 WEEK: 2 Br., fenced For lease, 2 br &: den ti 3 br 6 PM. anytime Mon. Ii Tuel. APPROX. rn aq it store ~ /same in Newport. utilities paid. $95 mo. crps, ""'l""• • .,., mo. ·<==~--~--~ yd., drapes; util. paid. 2 with 2 or 2% baths. Gold 646-ol'T85. INDUSTIUAt. BU>G '"Lease 67S-1355 Alter 4:30 &f2-4060 H. Robertson, Rltr. 5"8-141.3 BEAUT. hli 2 Br. l~ ba Oilldren OK • Br 0 k er MedalliOll all electric. POOL ==,-.,.---...,.-~ &ttOllS !tom Vista ShoPPln& approx 3,000 sq. ft. 14'
14'========:_.,,========-"'========I Pool. Patio. Aihits $185. 2310 5341980 "c•• , ••. "·-t ---· at f75 MO. Lge room, prlv ba.th Ctnter. Excel. for real clearance. 7':14/642"""5851 nerel 3000Gene rel 3000Generi l 3000 Santa Ana, ~ ,,.. .... .. n.u• • .._.. & enl:ra.nct, Beach. ht estate ~. accountant, 1-1===°'----_.;..:;c;.;...c.;.;..;,..:.c ______ c_c_=.::;..----'=.:...11--1;-;;B;;R.-,;DUPiiiiLEX;;;;;-;;195,.-Sl.50; 2 BR •• fam. rm .. Ili 1250 mo. Door, male adult. 673-2760. paint atore etc. $UO/mo. lnduatrlal Rental ' .otG
ba. studio; Patio, stove, 837-871 Amigot Way. N.B. 1014 East Balboa Blvd.. NB See at 826 W, 19th St., CM.
Utllltie• Paid. Ref'& efrlr I e k '-=========I -Sinele Adulta. 548-0246 ~ w w. ro erl. LRG ROOM: Private bath Bkr. 642-M22 Ml ... A H'PT .a e b ,,
Col"Ona d1I Mar 5250 4 entrance. 54~1 alt 5 2 ROOM otftce &ear CM lOCJO.:zcro..3000 1111. ft. bldg.,
A'I'TRACTIVE, Redecorated, $ll5; 2 BR. !own. Cosed er wkendll. ~ City Hall, C&rpeta: & drapes, !llllt. Contr. Park'I· {213)
•padowl 1 Br. film apt. prage; W/W, dra.pes. ..,.,., PVT·BATH •. .,.....~ $*) utJl. inc. &U-6560 Sil-1368 Adults $100 util pd. 673-1365 Brok "'""" ••• a ~,.= loe •Sim pk Scroml>led Word l'Mt.zk for a Chuckle
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" . poo . 0 pe COllO Mno 5100 ll7·B 33rd St./N.B. 673-51536 W. Cliut Hwy., Newport or children. 1120 Util Pd. Beach. 642486; 637~14 U IACH
ton Whitt"' St. -30 Eve ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j ON TEN ACRES ~A: =·' ;:;:.::. 2 CDMM., I INDUST, Jl.2 'i!tG ,,!Abt~ch & .......
ruRN. , Br. •pt . ., $115; Hice Apartment I 4 2 BR. Film A Unlum ISO Mo. -• ~ • By''"!'""· n<J893.7637 =c:'eto~ ~: , ~ Fti>let I Prt I P1t1oa 1 \_;:;;;;:,,;;;;;;:;.,====;=="=fa=:.=:=="'-~========'==I
2 BR 2 bath. New CArpeta. Pooh. Tennia • Omait'l Bk-• MING Tree, dlx. 1 Br., pool, Ora ~"-th -~• •-· 9 bole ~·tVG-.. adults. Util. incl. $135 Mo. pes. ~e rou...,_. ... , -.. " .. .., · .,. -UPPer. 900 Sea Lane, OiM 844-26ll
1884 Monl'O\lia. M8--0336 $145 Montft (MacArthur nr. Coast Hwy)
21• OO'ITAGE TraHer. ut11 AR1~~~~~~64<>881l::::l~~~~~~~~~I pd. 1 Or 2 people. No dilld • tr. 2 BR. Stove, dltpOAJ, patio,
or Pefa. $65. 642-5359 SPACIOUS STUDIO garage. No pets. adults on-
Fi.JP.N. 2 br., apt, mw
&YaJlablt, AdulC.~ODI,-. --· 2 BR. New wA to w crpt, Jy. Yrly rental Cd M •
6 ..,,,,.,. """' blM .. , pt!>. 117>:9377
dlap .. a bt. aU frelh11:1.SECLUD=""'=m=-A"'pt.,....,-.,-,.-,,
painted. lft eehooll. lbop-ito•e A reft'. Incl. 1 BR
Newport 8uch 4200 elnc .• frffwa>I· No amall + guest nn w/""1J -.
childrea A: no peta. ~ Ylew. $115. Rltr"·ffi 2-2222,
e•eaf....tmdi. I-==="'· ='=IFll=== 1 BDRM fts!i. trailn. adultt:
no Pl!t.i. St C\Uzens. $90
mo _Watu a Gu pat.
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Greclovs Adult Living llolboo 5300
2 lllt, "''"' .._.. draj>ef, p~~· ~ • ~ Ulilt"· #-) • ~Rl lttlJfClff &;oi'fjT, ........ ""'1nD• ~· BAOlELOR or "ette" apart· ... JA·• at"' · pd. Naxt to Racquet Oub
ment With vi..,, !lreplace. MESA .EAST APTS. 1115. Include• mem!>onh(p
$$ Inc. u.tllitlel. Kini• 145 E. 18th, C.M. 612-347~ 673-T4S2 .
Rold. 54&--2394 aflttr 8 p.rtl. SlO Mu.t>OWLIJUC Lant. 3 BR. 2 ~hi>• 41p1a
oft 2300 b1lt -...... 1 I L 8 PM BAYWFF Motel, ~.SO Up BR $95 Int. util. Man only. h ~m• Ill.
wkly; l4ald -·TV, pool Rel ~ 2 I'll llUn. ott wlt.dOya, -· Wl""'11.
466 N. N ......... NB -• PM """" I IR. YNr!y $210 2 ea. srdn apt. 1'I cpllJ Huntl~ 8uch 5400
S1S-OQl S15-ll52 c1rp1 -. IJ, vn potto, l!PW::. ., er. dliplex; ""'
·\ 8AQIELOR C 0 TT AGE.' pool. Multa. oo pota lltl q>I.. ,,..,,., t>aln\Odi clrpo. '-::::~*'~ --pd....... !HMl83 -... tir ....... -r G · m mo. ut11 ,.s. -2 BR. """ apt., ,135• ""°'' J ailld OIL.53M!31 l NEAii 'Pl!J\. 1 111\. 180 $.• dli>o.. -N o iiOXT Do o k, wa-,
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Daily Pilot Cle11ified
CLASSIFIED IND.EX
Altractl•• bp1rt Garden Serwice • • Ml
YOONG WOMAN ' '"1941 ...... "'-Hours-Regul•tion1-Deadiin'11
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lat•t steps. Oall Ardtll LANDSCAPING e i1N£ D~ 6 lfll'lOlllt1 AdvtrtlM"' 1hou•f efltolll: ttltlr •Ill •It•)' an4 rtport: lmrnMll~ ''""
213:, sei..ma 1.10 PM MON'I'Kt..Y MAINTENANCE AltlnUoalJ •. tut ?'*'Ice. ., mleol•lftoltl•fll. THI DAILY PILDT ..Umtil ll•ltfllty.., ,, w; ..
..... --· -· ~l'Bs OIL PORTRAITS Complete Oeemi». !\tu. ·-th• ut•m of ,ubJIMlnt; th• •M-rtlMment oorrtatly one dtM.
~y People, pell, pl.ace•, by •· JQU" Gvden1ne AltvatJoM......6424145 DEADLIHC ,o·R co,,v AND klLLl1 l :10 "·"'· .. tlQ' ...,.,.. "'bllettlon, .\..,t ._,,
ttone.Uv lcnawn a.rttst. pr 0 r •• Ii 0 D • 1 ... •ID t N•t, aoc:uraie. J) )Tl, exp. WtiM•nd 11.dttioft and M•nday .................. "' tlrM It l 110 ,,M. ,rid.,..
taQ c.. or part •
l![Wl trallu. A.H. McCoy, $49.50 63.s.6720 =·· Clttaup . TILE, Ceramic 6974 YOU MUaT HAVI klLL NUM•Eftl Wflt1n kllll"t an 1d IMolwe 9f 11ulOll rMi.tltli ALOOHOU~ AMinynlOUa ' H IU,. to Miko • NOOl"lf .t "'• klll n@rnbtr ''"" ,... by ,. •• ,. ......... 1381t2 Jackson St ., Whldcfy1 Went? Wh1ddy1 Got? Pboot 542-'1'21.T or write to Cut A ~ Uwn * Veme. the 'nit ~aQ. *' voriflOlltlOft of )"Mir Olll. I p 0 Box 1223 O>m. MHB. Mlinten~ IJoenHd CU.t. woric. lmtall • repeJn.
. • 54l--4fl08/~2310 aft 4 No job too ..ii. Pluter IV•PJ' •tf•rt .. madl tt klll ... oon.ot • MW ad lhn hu ...,. otdeNd, IMlt r ....
funerift 6412 MOWING, EdPw vacalawn. patdL Lealdnl ab owe r rutt,1u1r1nt .. to d• to until the ad bu apPf.11~ In th• poP1r. l
-tnilnator, c.&. 92683. SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
..._, l!lil llS7.a14 NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS
MiONIFlCENT Special Rat•
0.-. wlew lot. ,...,... I Lin"' -5 11,,,.. -S bucks
n.cb. Small bqt )ewl. $GO(I) IH.IL.U -AP MVIT IN(LUOI'
Gen'l deaq. Haulina• J'tl*!r. SfT3T~ DIM I -A-LIN& A• a"' etrlOtly oalh kl adv ..... •Y tnall or 1t any ent .t eur fffloe&
WESTMINSTER Odd Jobo. * -~PO=n~·;:::: NO ••••• 0'"'~
MEMORIAL PARK CLEAN-Up, tree 1erv, 8 P.M.. fht1 DAILY PILOT,....;..... thrl right to oia•lf>', tcltt. Mn410r or rttu .. .an1 •ctv.,.
rototll, sradkt&', 1Prlnklen. J£;i=:========I tl•ment. and, to etta"a• lta ntM •rtd rqullttlon1 without prior ""1 •-• ·~ -en•> «mo 1-Wl!M """ ... ve .. ...-. J.-Wl'ltt "°" ""' 111 mi-. • i..l. _. ,,_. • 1-TOUll -"-•ndlOr ~ ~ M,,,._ el 1dwrlltll\t. * 1"' JiC. LEVEL ft-2 * .t-Hcrl'lflMO FOi SALi: -TIAD!I ONLY! w""' to "-Int; bJlld 30 PHONE 642..5678
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C t J,11,wnP:. haul'rr snrav. 6~58411
Mortu1ry •mt ery Upholttery 6990 Adv•rtlMrt moy fllaot th•lr •d• by tel1phon41. mlta. All util. 5 _ Polnta. To Pl1ce Your Trad•r'a Par•dlM Ad Compllle funeralt • -.. ·-1 '°'===--_;"-""'
fr-1245 Gener1I S.rvlc.t 6612 CZ\'KOSKI'S cu.tom Vobo'-
LH=""'=· =Bd>==""=·=""=·="='=-'195""'7 , , • -'"'"'""' -'°'1 to i:R;•;n;<h;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~6~15~0tbeodo. 'WU1 tnde equlcy r. tor eood 1..quna residen-
OWN YOUR ::!~~ i:f:i·
OWN RANCHO ..._ ,o...r.
Recreational lan:f In the OCEAN n-< -Nr. Npt pier
D2UhO billl or Soutbem caJ.. • Unlta tum. :ae-t f9Dtal .
1tom1a, 11!1 extremely llmJted area.. SM.SC» -tab small
A too b)I!; will not be avail· hae in trade. Owner ~
able!. Here ls a chance to Court Ave., NB 6T3.s527
own ywr own 20 A~ ranch. Have 'IE Triumph m"3 dirt
Just 30 Min. from OJrona d@I bike. SEE TO APPRD:'I-
Mar &: 5 min. from the near· ATE!. Will trade tar Cll' or
est ~y. Secluded but 100 cc bike.
easily accessible:. This vlew * &.9361 *
property overlooks pub & Immaculate 198'1 Sui:t*i
is close to a ~tltituJ, larlt> x~. %iO ec, tr.de ftito com-
roU course. Privacy insured pact car ol eqi.i value,
by a locked gate. $2,CKXI Per Wagon ptt'fd'r'td. 8'2·'1623.
aett, euy temu available. 11942 Orkney Cir. H.B.
Pre·Paid Interest O.K. For '
further Information, pleue i TO 100 A1:!re ranch lltes.
call Glenn ThompMn with Rancho, Calif. IU'MI· Will
Eckhoff & Auoc., Inc. exc.haJlJe for l"MidentiaJ.
l8l8 W. O:lapman Aw. ~ or lnduatrlal prop..
Orange, CallL or llbnlt 540-20l Act.
541-26Z1, ~wknd• 5.18-6727 stedlng-lllver lt:rVlce !tr '=~=======18. 1..enox ch1na • cryDl. I:-------never med! Value $1400.
Acreage 6200 Trd for auto at same value. ==::.-----· 1111>-4119. WILLOWS. Cal Approx. 141'-"'-~---~--Acres. 2 Housl!S rented, 100 Acres Clear
barn, sheds. u Ac. m PJ;OOO;-W'ANT-local Income
pm:tirt, Urigation. 10% >4. Gkwtnettt Bkr.
Down, EZ Irma. Owner BoX 673-TC:t or 673-91!7
463. Glenburn,.Cal. 96036 CUs 3 Br. 2 sty Bay vit"W
SACRIFICE! lEKI Ac. qi condo, 2000' care-free liv'g,
'annland Tulare C' n t y . w/qulet elepnce of a entry
O>eap water. 2 HoUlea. hm. $10,000 eq. for TD, car,
646-1004 3-4 Br. nr O:IM HI. 64!>-ll11
<X:EAN view -Nt. Npt pier
RHOrl Property 6205 4 <lnlt. rum. Beot rontol
area. '58.SCXI ~ taJce small
LAKEFRONT L 0 Ts " me In trade. Owner :m»i
ACREAGE. Re11>rt recre&· Court Ave., NB 67U521
tlond prop. 2 tma Freeway Wll1 trade four (4) Harbor
trcm Ori Co. Appreciation lo ·-'63 ,..._, 1 po~lild exoell. C I o t e Rest II for ,_ ~ ·
eDDlJl,b for wk-end DR. See ton, hq wheel bue truck,
title. Terms. c.u 56-3632 or t'Q1sa1 value BJ& Bear
ot P .O. Bos 1916 C.M. Act· lot. KI 5-5784
dUSlNESS •nd HAVE: 4 Units, Wllmlncton
FINAllCIAL $35,SOO • lll,OOI equicy. 1:...;;..;;.,;o.:"---·---·I WANT : Loe. prop., or land,
But. Opportunlti• 6300 TDs. car, bualne•, boat or otter ? • 642-2221
CANDY NEW MEXICO. 80 acre• or
SUPPLY ROUTE .,.,.. t ml So. or Demlng,
(Part or Full 'l'lme) fur house, apt, mult. units.
Excellt>nt Income for few hn Acreage clear. good nieda.
weekly work. (°'l'I or Will assume. 491.2268
Eves) Reflllln& and O>llt'ci-HAWAll. Lovely view 1 BR
lng Money from C.Oln Oper-furn apt, ocean front Dia
ated Dispensen in Co;!ta Hd, for home Dr api La·
Mes a and IUn"Otlndrng ~ LeiRre World, CdM,
areas. fHandles Mmt' brand Newport. 494-22.68
candy & snackll.) $1350 total l"-"-'-'--'--"'---
cash required. For Penonal Ovtt n,ooo aq ft Jot, w/cute
Intervl!!w In Costa Mesa: older home -could build 7
Send name, Mdresa and UnilA. Trade for Income in
phone number to: or out of ar@a. Geo William-
TRANS-WESTERN llOfl Rltr. 673-4350
DIITT'RIBUTING CO. Exchange for Newport. Im-
590 N. AZUSA AVE . maculate Palm Springl 4
OOVlNA, CAL. 91'Tl2 Br. 3'Ai Ba. Lu Palmu
12 UNITS.BRAND NEW hom•. Equlty $35,lXXI. Cm>
Coinpletely rented -each with sider San Dleao Coont;y.
fenced patios. double lnllulat· 67l-70TI
ed walla. -Top quality con-1'.,"'-.,,-tll,c.,ul~2-,-,,,-,..-h-ld~&-. ~In
1truction throughout. -Own. San Oemente, $125,C0'.1.
er will accept prepaid Inter-Equity $95,<XXI. Trade tor
t>SI, • R·2 or R-4 k>ta as Com.merdal or lncome.
trade .• F.P. Sl66,CKXI • May 873-7049
consider sale of 6 units with
O>I. :II "Qo..,da" nnt. -~ 3n1 _._._ Cemetery lots PROFESS. Window, wan. A: Iler).' ... _ ..... _._
OWPd', _,.., DWI)' from $130 fl.r. cleaning; bu 1 In•• a , lhl.p. u....,.. .... __.... Fum.
xlru, alps 8, calll!'Y, eod lncludes Endowment C&re fsid,, ,l cmiatructloll boats A auf:o'L 5U-1f5t 1831
heM. aux, $4.000. See Bal-Everythl.nc tn one beautilial 'Crystal Window OeanlnR: Newp<rt mvd., c.M.
boa Marina, tr.de/Income 1 'Free EstimalN 548-873T JOBS A EMPLOYMENT prop. 642.-a295 place means ea eon.
Phones Are Open 8:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m.
9 lo Noon Saturd1y-Closed Sunday •
DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 I
Ha lfl1J' ~ A med No tr.mt p<oblems. HAULING, Cleanup : Job Wanted, Men 7000 ~ ~:'°' ~ ci':, Beam, w"""'=lk :d°.!::;,.oo.i ~;· ~ ADVERTISING •tudoot .,. WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540-1 ~20 ·
IWllP ......... 5'1-5325 rlring L.A. March 1969 • I ~:~":'.~SERVICE DIRECTORY -"'-"'.:.000=~.!00S=---would 1lko .., tull or pert Huntington !leach SC0-1220 Leguna BH<h 494-9466 I
w. cat Inway, NB 54Ml.92 81by1lttln9 6550 ~=a;>! ~!uid~=i°~ CLAlllFllD COUNTl!ftl a,.. located .. follllrWSI f
fl Hiainl Cabin CWller. ken JAPAN U'll W... h~ .......,_,,, M...,.., ...._ llt W• a., sm.t, C.... ilot
to.ded! Value '2,750. EXP'O. BatJyUtter for wotk· Hauling 6730 .:.;;;::...:==-----.... -· thMlt ......... letlQ. m hrw A-•--._. 1110.l:J:O -·lot. T'8de lor outo, m lot ""' moth•"· O.n, nl&btot, =="'------"'-"" Job Wanted, Lady 7020 -
etc. 11. CALL ' ' wk-eDda. 3 yr old 1irl needJ a..EAN Lots, lfU'8l'e•, ete. Mall Adclrns1 lox 1176,. Nt1wp1rt lueh, C.llt. _' Da.n 54S-%ll8 E\1el 6424689 p~te. le bk ydn hot TrH removal, dump, akiJll DAY Work -Jrantna, dem.
•-del ..... St.., ... ~&111~ nz 19th ' Monrovia. backhoe, nn. r rad e. inc ·Experienced. HOUSES FOR SALE .. ..,..., 1ucN -oaMOUTIOfl
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WILL Babysit In the ven-DAD...Y House Wark. $2.25 COSTA MIQ,I n• W.ITa.111'" 4nl IQUll"MINT llNTAU equity. Want clear lot or It UTE Hauline-Trirruni.'11' Mal4 OIL MU 11• UNIVlltlT't' ,... "'° l"INCIN• ·-·" 2 BR home r...r .-... inga. You furnlsb the ......... ._ r .• -.. ,... ___ ,_ ht., 5361S)]. Hmthtrtcm MUA VIADI 111t ........... ...... .. _...,.. 1 Call ~·-.,....._ ....:au--COL .. 101 l'o\lllt 1111 l.\CK UY .. Pl.OOlll &4&-J.928 Eve. M2-l.CWl5 Bkr. tr a DI p 0 rt. t 0 D. Name tt-Reuonallle Beadl area ooly NaWl"OIT 11.i.cM 1Mf •AJT ILUP.. en f'UINACI llll"AtU. ·~
6'2-1407 BIG JOHN 6U-4030 DAYWORK N•..-O•T HllGNTI ltll COaottA DIL MAI elf 0AIDININ41 1962 Qintiftental like new IAL90A CO'fft ltll IALMA .. ••NlltAL llllVICU jmt aved:laultd, new tires RFVJABl.F: Child C•r•. Own ~ NIW ... IT PIOll8 ltll IAY ISUt!IOI ... •UDINe. DllCINe w~ .... 1n my bomit One • 135-M75' * 1.AYCllUT Im LIDO ltLI an Ill.All
• etc. Value St•. Wet: ~· . HoUMCIHnfng 6735 I=========· J 1AYIM04ln ,. ULIM llL.AMD ... • •••• TMUMI late model compact oar ot DI' two UQ&r 3 )'ftlS. OOVll llMNI• llU MUNTINftOM IUCN .... OUN SNOI'
, Phone 644-2645 · Reuonable. 642-CM JACK'S hakp'a. nr bufftn&. DomNttc Help 7035 WUTCL••" 1• ~'"::C':.AUSY :: ::tr:. e&.uu
8ABYSJ'ITING My bom iDdon-KAUOI HIOMUJfOI 1111 LON• IUCH .. KOUllCl.UMtN:e Tax tn:dllet., Need depre-e C11t clesn'g. w, • etc. Oloese Ute-Im. Qw:erful UNN'•ltltn ........ 1m OltANO• COUNTY ... lfll'T'llllOa OICOIATfffe
eiatloo'l Ha.v~ $'l,.(Q),(QJ ln No. H.B. 'by ~ or week. C.Omp hie clean,_ MS-nil P-anent. . -----ed. lkVlfll• IOI eAltO•M •• ..,. 4'11 INCOM• TU ·hot-•--. -. -• on r.ne care. Reu. 897..a«ir:I ~... --~-•Acic UY 1• wanM1...,..-• .. 11 11tOH, or---. •te. " '"' ,."' r•vr _,,., * A.Pf, Q.EANING * Far Eaat .. ..__, 6'2-8703 LUTM.U'fl 1M1 ~ •-rr .,..,..,.... ~"'"'"' lllVINI T1a1AC1 1t• MIDWAY CITY "'" l!tONlflllll behold. i':: 'fat vacant, •WILL ~J;D ""•LI"" Fut" thorough 642-8164 • N L .... U.NT-MIA ... INSl.ILATIH TD
' •-IN~• IN MY HOME •-S OQ co O A OI MAa IANT4 ""A NlllHT1 ... IMIUUM"I 's or ill'"• ownr. ~ · Wllliam1 aean,,... "· Help Wanted, Men 72 IALaOA. 'IMHllUU 1• .... " 642...fm llACON IAY t• TUSTIN , 4'M IMVllTIOATINe. DlhdfN l.A)JJ'IDRY~ .. Pop op. UY tll.Alflll l• COMTM. 4'W IANlfOl:IAl. eration EU.-6 years, tif ~ REl:JABLE bab,Jalltlng my Ironing 6755 FOUNDRY--uoo 1su 1.-i uouu •uc:N .,.. .1irw1U1v ••,A11to ..._
h t t l E x p flriencm coremaken, IALIOA IS~D 11111 LAOUKA NIOUIL .,. UJU)ICAJllllO come $16,500. TAKE houe, 0 1n e a • n y me. d d HUNTINGTON llACH , ......... CLIM•NTll fnl LOCtclMnN Duplex, TD'a. -IUbmJt. Mere~ •. 54S-3(lK IRONING wanted, st.SO Per 1and mol 1tr• an KUNTINOTOM MMaoua , .. DANA"'"" .,. MAJOMllY, ••IC•
.L>..-. white lh1rts 25c ea pormanent moldera needed. ......... YALLIY •• Till,UJC. .. .. MOVUolO • noue1 ~ Davil. Rltr. 642-7000 8ABYSITl'ING My home 2-6 UUM:P, • n~·.~clf it: COMOOMINIUM eM l"AINTIN .. 'IH1'11111NQ HAVE: eUIM baL well sea-yr olds. Hot lunches. Xlnt Pleue brinl' hanger I Apply in perDl Moo., thru SUNllT IUCll lolP ReNTALS PAINTINe. .... ..,..,_ ~ Fri. bet 10 am • " pm 411.lllDIM OltOVI 1471 ,. l"ATIOS aooed penonal Mte, PAY· care. 56-429S I ====~~-c---:=-: at PREClSIOO CASTINGS LON• ••ACM ,.. Apt&. Unfumlahed '"OTOOltAl"KY able •0"'mo. IRCWING, My home SL'l!I INC ,.,,. __ ,u LAil.WOOD 1* OINlltAL -l"L.UTlalMe. ,....... ....., -8 I k u. If -'--nnn _._._ up & OF CAIJ:F:, • "'"'" O O C 1.., l14 '* .. LUM&INO TRADE for $5000 car. boat, r c • mmaonry, c. ...,_,,_,, n-..w. r•<.:11. . A a.ta llAN • OUNTY COSTA M P'OOOl.I OIOOMI ...
---.. , ~ .. ,.. r ?. ,. • .,,. • .,7 6560 delfve!' H.B. area, 536-m.f. Placentia ft,, DU'T 0' CCIUHTT lfll Mll4 VIUI 1111 l"OOL ll•VtCI
......... .... ~ V'M"O'IG xt ..,., Mesa. CltlT 01' STA.Tl Ult MRl"OIT laM:lf -POWaa ........ . -e · ....,, 1 T ,_. ....._......... ITANTotr 1111 NIWl"OIT MllONTI ftll p ... I •YIC• HAve 4 extra nice unlta, BRICK, Concrete. ~ --.. ~----. ~Al~ .... -tJo~ .. -A e..,.,.yne ......,.."t-'V WISTMINITlll lflj NIW'POllT INOlll Im .~ ... :
CoslA Mesa. $22,500. l'qU.it;y. OJstom Cllbtnets. __gm ii 1 J NO PHONE CALLJi. MIDWAY CIT'I' 1414 WISTCLl'I" 1111 UDIO. ......... lk. w t bil ho *Free Pkk Up & Ddivery ••-...L-I • H I SANTA ANA 1'2t UNIVlllSITY l"All• Im ltlMODWLINCI ....... .. an mo me. approx. jobs OK FrH Elt. 962.G45 * &(2--8069 ~n c. • per IANTA ANA """ Im •Acte .. ., .,. laMODILIN .. Km:MllU
$500). + $500l cub. Cdl ~ ,_, !=:.::=======::. 1 year experience required OU.Noa 1a1 UST ILUPP a.a SCltW9 lflarMi 675-0250, Broker. SRI ....... cement, . carpen ...... ~ -.. 1 .. f\llTIH 1'4t co•ONA OIL MA• .. lliWINe ' ;;:""o:::.~::;:::.,...,=--1 frplc, wall, planter, new or P1~rh1-ln1 ln maint:enance and rei-u No•TM TUITUI , ... IALIOA ... I.WIN• MACHllll Rll"AIU
HAVE: Seuoned TD'• '\:~-~-=··==~=-=~==-== -=,, ... ol motDrb:N eqtrlpment. Sal· ANAKllM 1UI l.AY ISLAMOI -••l'TIC TNtU. ._.. .... '"_..... ~·.,.., ~ Pa ntlng 6150 11Lv1uoo cMYON '"' L•oo 11L1 ., , , •• TRADE: !'Dr equity 1n older ' ary $496. • $616. Contact Pe~ LAOUNA MILLS ,,.. MUNTINeTOM llACW .... Al Olll
units. Ownet'-Agent. CaWnetmlklng' 6580 IODD!l office, Hunttr:vton u.ouMA 11.t.ctt 11'1 l'OUNTAIN vALLrt ant ~~~:~C:TaOL.
Ann Watson 675-16421.;;;;;;;;====<----Painting 6 paper banatn& Beach Union Higb Schoo2 u.ouNA NIOUIL "" a.tJ..10.t. ISLAND as TIL., u..-a..,... l't'lklentlal . commerclal IAN cl.•MIMTI 1n1 llAL ••ACN S4N ,.. •• SlllVICI 4 .... $15.IXXI F.q. in Dana Point CUSTOM Kil cabinet&, licerRCI -insur'ed Dil!ltrict. Tel No. 53&9331 Ull JUAl'I CAl"llTlta.Mo Int LON• ancM -T'ILllVlllON. ...... a&. .,.
3 BR. 2 BA W/-nt .. i. •• --i bathrooQi, /pUllmans, lormi-JANITOR CAl"ISTltAMO •••CM Int O•AN•• COUNTY "" UPKOLSftlY ..,. ..... .-......... bl 8'19832 Free emtlmate1 ) OAMA l"Olt4T 11'M GAlo•N OllOV• NII WILDIN• "'' In ~ hll·ln lclt w to ca tops reuona e. -546-1921 _ 646-76391 "'-·-40 -"-~e good -·Mv. U1tLsaan 11• wwlTMtNIT•• NU JOBS & EMPLOYMENT I ...... um, ' -~=~---==~'""'-vvn· '~~ I l"'J"'6 DCIANllD• 1111 MIDWAY C:l'T1' .. 1,
w crpll, pool Trade Npt Carp1nterlng , 6590 INTEaaOr Ext. PAINTING, job. V&C8.tiM, meals 1ncl!Jd. '"'" 01aeo 1m INl'TA AKA "" Bcb area. Owner 642·2823 n.n.·---. SERVICE ~ -· ed. McDonald's Rnlaunuit, lll\ll•llDI CDUMTY ,. IAMTA ...... MaltlfT'I Mii .u>UTI......, ~ Blvd Q:ist.a MOOSl!I t'O •• MOYS'.D Hit TOSTIM Na • BOAT .t Dupl6 rar In-CARPENTRY ref. :FREE eiit 548-1627 3141 Harbor ·• cowDOM1N1uM '"' COASTAL 1111
nl be -• REP'~" N Jobl-====--====~I Mrsa. D~LIXll ~Oii IAL• "'9 LAIUNA llACN 11W come u ts, a= area. MlNOR ~ 0 !NTER.IOR ._ EXTERIOR .'.'.'.:::::..====---Al"AllTMlfllT1 .... IA.LI If• LAOUNA MIOUIL ""
•Apple Valley Jot forhooae Too Small. Cabinet in pr-Pa1n+1..... 30 Day Special DRIVERS RENTALS ....,. CLIMINTI 1111
in n-~ Cowl"' & t h hln"'--~ EARN $2 u HR. LAM JUAJI CAPllT'ltAQ ms ...,, ... ,.., ..,,.. •aea: 0 er ca Llc. A Im. Ontck 645-<I09 • .,.... Hou1• Fumlahed OAMA ,..,NT 11•
54&-1168 qi, 675-1911 56-811'5 Eves. &16-2372 DB.YI PAINTl'NG, En, lnterior Eves -Late nite e•N••AL ... REAL ESTATE,
Free &: Clear 40 acru near H. 0. Andenrm. . l.J •-17 to... Full/PWt time ll:•NTAu TO SHAii.i • General C, I.LIS. yrs eJlll. "~e M fi42..9452 COSTA MISA :n• Lake Elalnore, value $20,IXK> MASTER C a r p • n t er -nt. AoouatioaJ ceil. MS-6325 Pizza an Ml!SA DIL ""'' 1111 ntll"Lax. 9fc. .,.
Ex hangf' I home boat Builder Rernod Ung $f ALESMAN For · MIU. VllDI 1111 CONDOMINIUM lnl c or • • -e . • INT-EXT. A•er. mom s progreniw COlLI•• l"Allll: Tl1J lllNTAU WANT•D "" airplane, u n It I. Bla. per tir. 642-60 • ~39XI Pl. I use Slndalr -int. electronics diltrlbuti.ng NIWl"OltT ••ACM .. llOOMt fba llNT .wtJ ~7531, M&.7674 after 5:30 y-firrn. Top PllY u )'Otl qualify. N•Wl"OllT MITS. ttll IOOM .. IOAltO llH Neat work, ttfl. 347-1358 ,...__ El-~·-... PM . NFW ... llT 111a-:u 1121 MOTaU. TltAILll COUITS "" Palm Canyon Dr .. Palm •HOME REPAIR• Vl\.V n:uul~... IAYSHO••• 121.1 OUUT KOMIS ""
Sprlnp, 2 offices, 1 apt. Cabinet., remodelln&'. p~~~·~! yean 646-4555, Mgr. =~:c•L:_::••• = ::k~~·=~~U.in =
$49,950. e q u 1 t y, $30,003. Prompt, reu! 646-4224 * 5484903 * SERVICE station sale1man, UNIVllttln 'Alli( ml' lllllMISI 'IOl"•ITI' .... Trad r lneome good .. ,. vacation, ln-lllVINI u. TRAILi• ,AIKI .... e comm. () . REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS IACIC aAY n• 8UllNlll ••NTAl. ... Newport Bch area. 673-7049 CABINETS, Arq al%e job. surance. Call for app't IA.ST ILUI'.. Dtl OPPICI ••WTAL ..,.
-· A "van •-25 ., •• -. .. Pl•st•rinq, Roo1ir 6880 ~. Ul2 N. Cit Hwy, 11tv1M1 T111t•Ac• nu 1Mousnt1AL l'llOl'l•n ,.. • nwe pp... ey acre .... r )'l'll. exper. ....-VI.lo) COllOtlA OIL MAI UH COMMlllClil ...
good mobll! home or travel Lai; Bch IAL.IOA net INOUJTalAL allfTAL ...
trailer, valut> $5500. 49.1-1843. Cement, Concrete 6600 Pat'• Pluterbv ·a.II types. AFTER School IJJT MAN 1.t.Y 1sLANOS ,. LOn ,,. ...... .... E p 0 RTE R LIDO 11LI ftfl lllAMCNU "' .. SP4C' 81, :mm Vallt' Rd., 25 t 0 r N w IALIOA llUllD ... c:n1tu1 OltO'ID '"' S.J. Capo. CONCRETE work, poo l 540-68 MOO'ORS. College prefer-MUNTINOTOH llACM ,... AClllAOI ml
-. deck,, apeclalty! Patiog • _ _. <:.o "'""" llOUNTAIN VAU.IY t41t LAKI ILSINOlll 1111 Top Palm Spnnp location• Pl bl 6890 nru. ~ llAL llACK t• lllOllT l'llOf'lllTY '* . Block work. 6 4 2 -1 T 9 7 • um ng ERIENCED oclc LON41 OUCH -OU.NOi co .... o,••n ''" Clear. 1, 5 unit lot, $11,000. 548-1324 EXP at man OllANO• COUNTY .... OUT o .. ITATll ''°'· .. 1 res. lot. $7,CO'.I. Tn:I Plwnblna 24 hr. ltl'V. Work • derk, •mall erocery IUITA ANA Mll MOUNTAIN • lilll•llf "''
comm, home or income, CEMENT wtlrlt: wanted', no ruar. Llc., inlur.; remodel. lttft, 230 Fc:irest Ave, lAg WllTMIMITll V11 '•"•'•"•"•'ST"o,•,..LANn!..... Clm't job too all able • .,,... .,_ M MIDWAY C:fTY "'' .......
Newport Bch &reL 673-7049 Im • rebOl'.I • 1 ~---~a·.-..:;;;~.:"~"~· ~!131:;;;;·~1566~..;-~~· -... ~~&;~' .~ ..... • .. Miill!fiiill' """" AMA NllONTI ...... IXCNAM•• •JM ~estimates. H. Stufllck. Ii COASTAL .,. ll ... WAfllT•D .,.
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MISCILl.ANIOUS .... MIK. WAfllTIO 1111 MACKUllllY, .... .,.. lot split and fencing $84,500. * * *
THE REAL EST A TERS I !!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!J!!!!!!!l!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 646-TI71 546-2313 \!.·-·-·--.
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• CUSTOM PATIOS • '"" cLaMaNT• m• FINANCIAL concrete sawing .t removal ...... JUAN CAl"llTilANO 1721 IUSINlll 01",0•T\IMfTIU mo
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and NOTICES No MATTER CAl"llTl.ANO aaACN l1'M IUllNllS WAJl'n:D UH State Lie. • 842-1010 OANA "OINT n• INVIITMlffT °"~ 6tll
RIYlllllOI COUNTY -INVllTMlllT WANTIO till PETS and LIVESTOCK
VACATION 1t•ffTAU ..... MONIY TO LO.fl! Q2I
CONDOMINIUM 1'le l"llllOMAL LOAMI 6m DUl"LIXll PUl.M. #11 JllWILllY LOAMI all
" llAL llTATI LOANS 6MI
'""· PhllllP< If Suvk• F nd (F Ad l 6400 L 6401 Child Care 6610
Station for le1u1e; 1101 Bay-OU rM 1 --°'"'''-------...:.c,;;..: I Infant .l child ear..
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l'ide l Marine Or., Ne-wport LARGE Black cat, flea col· LOSI'-°"ert Tortoise, ap-LleftlSed Home.
Bead:t. Contact: lar. Sierks il Oratlge C.M. pro x 14 ' ' Ion g In Phont> ~-a-tUCK CROWDER ~ neighborhood, 1900 block\========= CALIFORNIA LIVING
114: m.1110 714: 7'l4-1043 LARGE Male black cat with Kewamee Dr, C. D. M.
6620 BOOMi:Nc TENNIS SHOP: fle1 collar. Between Siertts 673-15S4 "-C.;.o_nr_r..,a_d..,• .. •-•-----
1 man operation. Lo down. Ir. :n.t C.M. 642-2366 LOST: Blk & Brwn Uee.r e ROOMS ADDrrIONS a
64.2-aiO SIX Mo. old Collie vicinltl' 1triped ·Cll, am lk'amed. Vic L.T. Omatrucdon
NE.T S500 pa mo. No selline. 2Ut a, West.minster Ave., U!Bll'd £3.t'm acbl KB. Nov FamUy room.a, kitchen or
Worll: 8 hrt per wk! $1500 C.M. ~TI14 13th. 962-SJ"rn units, Siflaie ltory or 2;
cuh req. 615-6Tl0 FOUND A IJln)cfft. Vlc. CAT, Black, pink collar. plane custom d8!ped. For
Npt. Hel&tit.. 548-1525 ~yed, declawed, v I c estimatec • le,yout, pbont
Real Esttte Loans 6340 BLACK & White kitten. Vic Mountain & Temple Terr, e 841-1511 e
CdM -· --·-1 Lag Bcf'I. 494--4473. 67~ LET us hf.otp YoU BUY A · .,,.......,,,.,.. or .,,.,.._,,., TAFFY O:»ored rn a 1, Home Improvement ~. ~a.nee existlng Cock-e-Poo Vk: Back Ba,y * Free F..-timatff • Plana
'*1orobtain•2nd TU km!. Utt 6401 l"lea It blade cal 1 a r . MJWJ, I: ASOC>C.
' FREE APPRAISAL I 64&-8698 446 E. 17th St. CM 548-m
PROMP1 SERVICE LAB • Sprtqitt O'Oll. 7 mo e R. J . HUFFMAN e
Sattler Mortgap Co., Inc. old female fblk & whitel. Per10n1ls 6405 Room Add. Kit S..tb OllJa. Pi£. 11th St., Calta Me" Ans to "Wedn~". Vic 6'73"'"59 e 5M...frl)
M2-21n 56001. v t ct or I• Buch. t.quna.
.,..._ 673-78tli """" REWARD! -tt oo PACIFIC PARTNERS Addltloao * Remodellnr 1.,.,;;;,;;=::=;,.::=:==i am. 21to H1ctiland Wl.J', BeU. a lil'.wle adult gtwa ntc1 H. GftWk:k. Uc:.
Mertg-T.ll.'1 6345 1.quna ,.... U.. pn>bl•m ot how ro 673-«ICl * M&-'170
met't others tn your Qt AA 1St TD $Gm mo. LOST 8oY• bib 1'-Chronle aroup. You can be lntettst· --------Ind."'. J ~ '1.quna Jendon. CJr. Stt•<"Yl .... lnWJJaent, """"'""·Carpet Cleaning 6625
view lot, 1~ di.le Onnct. Gre.l.t tentlmental but )'OU need f -m'I ~WT . value to '°"· Vie. llntc. aomeone o F'rtt cazi,et Oeanlnl Speda1 ' _... O>ntinent'I hma. Mn. Sloe the oppoalte IQ" ln your life. 1 BR cleaned FREE wltb
ANfiOUNCEMEf(TS • S-431ll we are. lflte.rested In yoo, eraee atze uvq: rm din.
.... ~fCIS LOSI' Toy TertW ~ Ofhua· :;~ ':' :x1 c!w: i;. rm. ball, '2 T: I 0.
Adi) 6400 hlM mb; male. 8towD • ment to )'OU. tt can be en. GuMUt.eed 11Hacdon.
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THE HIDDEN dOLLARS . ... ;;;: ... SRITDIAr -dos. nil -ORANGE COM!' ltepall' 6'26 • • a ! · fl _. 6 wblta. lolt ftc!ntt1 ~ 11th YMCA J300 ~tJ Drtve,1-----'"'-"---= ~-°""' Olli ~ CK. ........,, =:,..-o.:.:.!'.'° .ti':.; ~~~1111::'m JUST SAY CHARGE IT!
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Help Wonted, Mon 7200 Help WootM, -7200 llalp W0n!M, Mon 7200 ~ WonNd, -7200 Holp Wonlad Holp W1nNd Job:: Man, Wo:n. 7500Joi. Man. Wom. 7Htl
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-Coal Pina CHRISTMAS . REQUIREMEJllTS: '333 lrlstol St. ENGINEERING ' I I:.. '=1:" ~~:. ":~
Cosio Maso Ali>E u!* ,... ' -.,. "',... ,..nti. Our AlterDOOlll, evllloiniJ or both ; ~/~~qi~I >J~":.~orence.Equlvaleat •
Ao --~Ill -,... """"' ...u Fln .. t condltl°"" top aupen'fl!Oll ....
H• o,.ni"' F-. McDonald's . ::, ~~~Y:':.i ~ Fashion 1.a1and Newport Beech • EXPEftl~NCE1
Inferior Decor.tor CITY OP ,_,,11110...,...,,,.,... Applylnnerson•10a.m.11o9:30p.m.'
NOlnt experlenQe beeelllll')'
U"-lbendlta * Olacounto * Pl.td 'ftel.tian * lbPt::I • dllqlcitl Im. •llclrPot * lteth:ameut lntlli:tMwhc hoorr.
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Employmont Office
UPPIR LEVEL ---.........
_ • Cabinet men
NEWPORT IEACH Tito Natl011'1 ... ....., -., """""4, A modem Monday thru Frlday
Corry-Raotouront lillt-"1lcl< -::11'""' J. C. PEl(NEY CO.
Ch1ln chandJM -all expenae1 to ,,., .. F shl R.equlres lip1fic:ant experl-LOOK AT THE FACl'S: operate )'OUl' route -and ~ • on l1l1nd
:_ and!Ol' education in Avenp bue 8ll&Q' •• ~.'100 eomp1ete trainloc with Pll1· An equal opportunit¥ employer
"'1uy -~,,... A--, ,,,,,,. Sl,300 ·You ml ,... lamlly will l>e
f Appl.loan! murt be able to prepare Black •
Ir White Art f<lr newspaper product!Gn; '
have eood wortlng koowledge typography;:•
understand principles of Jetter pr ... .,.
able to u:ecute compreh~ve lay-outa:.
mootll plut uoellent ..... A-..., · M•CtJO -led by 811» a-ood Molp WonNd H1lp Wont.cl beooata mt -.W ....n. -~ ........ -moJor medJcol 1naunnce Woman 7400 Woman 7400 BENEFITS include:
tlonl in the Of1° Pulillc $Jall m&Dl.Pfl _,. and )'OUI' income will conttn..
Wcm _._ .o. mu<h., Sl2.coo. "' u ,... ... "'" oe hurt. ASSEMBLERS Plld vocatloD1, lick lene, paid gro~p fD.
1' .. ....ic-tkin and addt&n-MO>OKAU>'S On"ERS: evm ~~when yoo'n Imrnedl&te opm1qc1 for au.ranee, credit union, etc.
or-..---startmi Ml&rJ' u Mu. not--.. PUl vacatiobl PBX OPERATOR . eleetrcmcuaentier wltb iii lnlDrmatlon conlad tba -..,._ ll.t!Ot>$1,tl00. cl up to 3 wtek:t the nm In 1 .._ Sand ..,urna to DAILY PILOT, P.O. lex 1560, ~ Offtc:e tmmediatit--Proftt thartQr, paid qca.. year. Prollt..i.rtbs retire-y: mut ~ve r:ood ~1-C u ••• ~-Ill 9262' A "
ly •t 3300 Wett Newport -Illa -...i luD ment al $100,000 In only "' Mull be ,.,llable foe .tt... ed&e ol oolor codeo • ..... ollo .._., ~ • ~ ttontton: i... McCroy
Boulevud, N ....... Beodl. modlciil pion. yean. Much :non. noon/ ........ lhilt Recent -....,,,.,.itton -.... /========,.-,========! <714> mmo. -2 ween advance tninbil Your fUtutre ii Wllim.lted. lnd\lilrlaJ. experience mul· derini experience. You woric Help W1nted Sd:ool•l:utnNtlon 7t00
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-'l'ralllbs. time ti> • ....,. _)'llU. can ltand ~t. ~ f::' or tdet,ype ~ 1:30 4:00 l).tn., , • __ ..:...;::;:
11D 11ii )'llano Good benefltl! Good fU t to 10 p.m. lblft. Good mrtinc rate plm_ex. • I
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N.v. 11 ....,,_ KEYPUNCH Mm -.... 11oo durln1 ...
Prom ' "'Ti .. 6 "'"" JEw:l"'~OME vnK. '::' :;.~ ~ : • Teller •
mM Selectric:, ltandu'd
elec. Ii IBM eoxec:. Abu
brush Up cm your Greg
lbor1band the euy way. SHOPPING SERVICE ccmltlooed ~--t In tho
With mobflti homo .,... --· _. Sheraton 1000 E. Biill Rood Anaheim Minimum ooe YtV tnduatr-f&pldly ..,,..;;;;' lrvlot It> Commarcl1l A Sovlnp
rl nee. • Excollant nllbt lhilt """ be -., • lteacll ln11 . let ._ience, IBM key. d\Jottlal Complex.
NEWPORT '
School .of Bu•I'*"
83.1 Dovt!r Dr., N.B.
646-0153 •--1 -. iill ..,,.. -,... rou. '!WE punch. S..,,.. or arav.,&i:d .,,.,_ -"'•"•'' ts...,... Y In"""' """...i hlllt .,...,_ -21112 0-n Awnua HELP WANTED tibt1t. VARIAN DATA
oon. .... Hllftft"""' llMch . LARGE 00. EXPANDING MACl{INES APPLY JN PEll8CX<
IN ANAHEIM lfl.ETYPE = MICHru;ON DRIVE 1st flltlonal Bank EIPlORfll
MOTORHOME CORP.
4000 Compuo Dr. ...,....., llMch
J. t PBlllEY co.
NNpartlNd& --... • Janltorfal
Maintenance
Ir Buffers
Receot """"""" ....... .... 111111--1'114. C!oqletittv• "'"" outlttnMnc bendltJ In-
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24 Pultlon l•lond
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SM Luy Wood GAllDINIR1 NOW HIRING <Mkbeuoo Dr, •t
CllllllH -· .. ~ WORK NO MUUJQR , ......... ,_ I Or Co UWIU CITY OI' r-•~.. . vnKA <THl 833-,.,, 0 lft116 Unly EXP. N!X:. IN S 0 ¥ i •-•-· ·~-~-• ~--P NIWPORT llACH DEPl'S. AS WE HAVE A ~ •u-•-~~ RADIO Co. -·--~··~FOR Adj. to"'-ety. Al.-port ... ~".u""" •~ Some PBX txpe:limott ~
332f W. Womor
Sont1 Ano, Collf.
• SEE>CB YOUNG MEN lMS. T-Trlmmot TOF WAGES -. .... lele1>Po exper.
$52UJ6 par m0. PMnf SRARING PLAN lenoe.
Groundamon Go-FOR QUALIFml MEN.
$474.576 ,... -START, WORK IMMEDIATELY .
1650 Adoma
Colli Mooe MERCHANDISE POR
SALE AND TRADI
CANCELLED All ....... ti... -"'
1'.111. merit wtth DO btu b
-a.... Ccicr, 0-4 .. Six. -·---...... -. Botlt
CALL roa AProlNl'MENT
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COLLINS
RADIO CO •
. Houteful of 0.--
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MAJN'J'.ENANCE1 ..
CITY OP
NEWPORT IEACH
SEEKS
Porb1nd1Mchoa
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..... ""' tddjtlcNl In*"' mation at the PenaMe.I
O!llce, CllJI Holl, 3300 -
pcatBlvd.,N ....... Beacb.
bdcn 5 p.m., 1"unda,y No. • ...-n. 1981.
Allan<I•, Woman 7300
newport .
personnel
agency
Molnhtn•nco Man MAIL CllRf( pro1.,1onol Service
$46W2 par, mo. for tho employer
lulldlntMalntan•nce ,E:nJ1ent-""'1t,,1Dr..U ond tlta oppllcont
Mani -----•ft-.. D N• c..u.1-536 mo. car. DuUea tncl.W mail .-..,.,..., r., ·P.
.,...... ,... ......... In --· 642.3170 549-2743
19700 Joml:orM Read
Nowport looch
All oppUoanm ....-
on merit with no bias to-
ward Race, Coklr, O'eed
or Six.
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pooybaoa-pool-
-ln tho liil .. departmenL UNITED CALIPORNIA
Heevy work load adminlltr.-BANK
tive dutiel. Mlllt have excel-m OCEAN AVE.
leot ......w1al oklllt, ..... LAGUNA BEACH ................
Box M.al3 n.. """" Pilot -
COMMIRCIAL
TELLER
4tt..,.W--i-~s-'ECRETAR_Y __
IOOKKllPEll
Spanish Ronol ... nco a
Mlditerr•nun
\ WAS ORIG, $1691.00
MUST SACRIFICE
$615.00 :
lTDtS AS FOLLOWS:
~·!t.-oola &lld Matchtna t:baii.
Custom quilted widi
carved woOO trim. R. U1 tt.
Seville Carved velvet .ofa.
heavy Dark oak end tmltl
and matehinc cocktail a.
bit .• """' """' .... ~ ltmtllND oak paaeiled
bedroom IUite with w ''s.,....,. .. -.. -.. -.-----1-t w---....... "'ofllct ........ Uld , ....... .., -•-n-~ --"a 1 ....... 11 -Jmc'mv!roomonL---~-pollltloDI require at leut or QPl1:
Demonstrators P'or fa1t ~ Newprt Kmg she box sprioa:e .j;
UNITED CALIFORNIA Beodl odvertlalna qency. .,... , ·---·~
$20,000 per year+ oooynrolrnvJoua._i.
e:.oe in jmltolial or l:lulld-
One of Aml:r1Ca'• l&raat re.-me mail'lt:emnc:e wmiE. Ap-
ldentlal bullden Ja in 1m-ply at the P6'0llDd Oflke, ........ _far_aJeo. 0., Httll, 3300 N .......
men at our latest On.np BlYd., Newport Be&cb, •
Coa:nty development. fan 5 p.m.; 'nm9dl,y, No-
If ,_ an tired of )lftlD11lel . -n. 191111.
""'_,thw"" the -hi& NO EXPER. NEC. ~:...=-:: ..
uctllent opp:lltuni~ fDr ad· If you attn't afraid of lonl
vanoement. Unbellev&ble bm-boun le work. we'll teach
eftts. Send Reaume to: you our bullnea. U )'OU are
D&Dy Pilot Box M-305 alnoere A )'OU meet our r.-
quftme:nta., we'll live )'OU
lllght * Dlshwaslier *
II OR OVER
$700. MO. GUAR.
Int.m&tional O:tmpany wldl
mu21 benefltl: lnlun.Dc:9, __ tlon, ....
673-3111
ClA-YAL CO.
17th a Plocantl•
Cost•-
541-2201 "".,...._ ........
-Coak ---
APPLY JN PEllBClf
U Kon. thru l'rL
RfUIBI L LEE
.. ..., far C..... Glrll
410 W. (})alt Hwy., N. B.
B7 ·-646-'9:!9
Demomtrate TV adwrtiaed 1Jcbt boakkft'Plnc A: abort-ma · .._. .. ,. ._......
toya ln a &tore in )'OUl' are.a. BANK hand. fut •--+-~ decor dining room. Gold
Lut week of November ~Mi'.ino lW' Spe.rUm table lampt. -a.mtmu ......0. 3029 Hori.or llvd. C.U -.... Hongjng ...,. "'-' ..,.,
Selary • not commla.lon, 00 Cotti Meil SQ, Call!. Sailbolt mfsr. etc. Each piece can be ~ ·-~· ~" '"2033 n..do oecretuy; lJlO WPM chued !ndlvldwoll,y. -~-nee ~. ........ -rtband.. Tem11i availabie Collect Area code 213, Mn Ibo ~ flJ. /ow'Jy Nl!'WCOmt!n to Callt.
&oder 213-161-89112, Mr ll An eQtW opportwU;y ~ 0&,, GtHll.vUle si. Oedit approved immediately
Holp Wonted, ::"' ~248-0171, employ« SANTA ANA RD FURNITURE
,_.;;W:;:Ol,:,-=•::. __ _;7..:400;:;:1 RN'S.FULL TIME DlllNTAL ASSISTANT. Ex-IN THE WAREHOUSE
HOSTmES
Doy a Nlill:t. Shlfb
Full Tlma
APPLY IN PERSOO'
9-5 P.M,
3 1o 11 SHIFT HOSlESS f:.~. ~LS::~,~ 1144c~';'!°i!~s~LVD.
Elccdlmt workl.nl{ conditiolll Repliet c on 11 d e D t 1 & 1 • Every night 'tll 9
in new holCospnl~.:... Experienced, attractive, Reaume P.O. Box 191 El Vfttd,, Sit & Sun 'tll 6 ... "' full time. Call tor &~ Toro, C&llt. 92630 -
Dittctor of Nur1ln( polntment WEIL Groomed woman !« Th1nklng ol Redeooratina: '!'
COSTA MESA Bob Burns ... -_.....,, wilh BEFoRE ,.. do, ... ""'""' MEMORIAL leodlnr ooometle Co. Flex. cl """ lovo!y lurnlsb!on fDr
HOSPITAL Restaurant In. No ........... For oale. Movln& '°"' to
642·%734 644-2030 Appt c:alJ. 815-619& llll&ller home affords the9e
mw.ual -' Woln<ll PBX Oper1tor LAIJI!B l!J.70, earn $25. to dinl.ng nn tble w/3 extra
151 I. Coast Hlghwoy """"""" P<-· 91n5, CAPISTRANO Unllled llOO -with C.laJlni lea..te• A 8 din. 2 ...U N-rt Belch 5 d&/1 a week. Apply 1D School. Dlltrk!t t I 1ft. I..lnca'lt· Equal Opp artifactl of WO!id, ea. 4'
penon bet 7 am-3 pm., to terv1ewkl& fJx' lmmedlatJ EmpJayu. No ea:p. MC. aq. CUstom sideboard 1or
--------1 Mr. Mcilwain. pJacemeit of & !15th tinie 981-250C dbtina: rm; 2 eold tweed . · Shoroton luch Inn Klnders......, telche•. Calil. EXPERIENCED tanor.d cJn; Lov•IJI r CAREER 151 L l'oclflc Cot Hwy SECRETAllY· :nm Ocean Avenue Credential requlnd. Oootact WAITRESSES -; a.. ... bit 511' lliul Ol'PORTUNITYI Newport looch RECEPTlof'llST Hun-Bea<h Mn. Walm, C•plllnno Apply In penon. SUrf • m.. "<> -·• table; mni Ihle
* M!PLY IN PERSON *
SNACK SHOP llo. 1
J.4441. Coal !tNJ•
Corona dot Mor
673-9050
Must be l'OW'C 1: permnable. OROO Dectrook:I an eleo-Unifted School d I 1tr1 ct lion Relta.'iinnt, 1183() Pacmc A 4 chn. tor bttakfut area.
Join to41¥1 tutelt arowfnl To meet pubUc. Some lhort-tromca dlatrtbut~ located pel"IOmW ~. G6--121S. o:ut H.,,,., "N.B. , All In immac. cond. l'« ro:--..:.=-School Ctntocllan -·"""-'·5 ""';::'t lnOoolAMH&buan-TYPIST.CLERK SEAM!l'l'R!3S WANTED ::.r!:"':"'~~:
We tn!n -fUD at part time sa to ll02 1:30 ~ 5:30. New air Ing fm-Girl Fr 1 d & y GOOD Typhw abWty •must. FOR Ou:tom. .. Dream.lldn& chrl; 5' Ion& Mlnut coffee
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~·--tioned offtol A ~t. secretarial poaltton. Inter-Dict&phont, tran1c:rHJbv ex-A Alten.dobl 673-9320 ...... '* LOAN AGINTS * Mutuol Fund AdvlMn, -· Lot. al In-od!vlt,,. vlowa ~ app't Mon-ll'rl u, perlence p...temd. s.w, -; round "''' w/2 """' &Ii-career _._ Inc. menta. Educatkm equlva-See at call BW. stepbvwon. "~"' ~r.::.~ u.... t.e with billh< J W 7500 Jeeves .i 6 matchfnl cbra ~·-Npt 8 ·-w-... -" .. ·-·~-lent to loth srade. U.S. N-~-~...... Inc """'"" ™ ...... commensura a; v · obi Men, OM. tor dln1ng rm or area. nib' wttb one of nation'• · .LlM"I .,.~ -CHbtmblp, abWIJ to set ~ BM~O... ?M;;: HOUSEWIVES Good (?Qfnpa1'Y benetlts. Lo-'nleae 0 ff er Inc 1 ftJr
lars-t Jll.Yinll I: Lou » I.A. 1212 N-isnBroldn:I ·abll with cblldren. Ap-Work four houn a day. Dem-ctttd near era. Co. air-No Experfeftce Dtacrtm1natlng bu:yera. are
-· ""1llolla In Qr. 1117 PIY •to In port. Phone Mn. -N I for 2 dA>o -· Sat-&m, up ODlb' I: bed 9ttU. WMtmlnlter ~OSPITAI.JTY HOSTESS onstrat.e new product Befare 4 P.M. 540-0550 ec....., Nov. 16 4: 11. 673-'1573 "
-•--~--,. -• •· ~·-· lnb!r\ltews at 9 Dept. lt(ft•. All houri avail. .,,~ ha•-d,.. ~,.,_,_ ·~-.: .... --=.,enni ~ ... • School Dlnrlct ':~ ~ ot Tuothl oltlco, Earn to $50. • week: C.U drl-".:~. ::~ A=---HOUSEFUL Ot lumlture:
-.muCANSAVINGS • BUSBOY um C!DARWOOD i5 E.'M.m SL Appl_ .. for appL (213) m<l648 BEAUTY OPERATORS vi'LLow"(Ai:'co. Zenllh -TV 25", •• ma. Guder& Grove Bl, G.G. WESI'MDfSTER. must be mature women who RN ·or LVN IM J!!. 1ldl st &'Pld 'tt!vet couch, matdi"-,~~ -""""'·Full -ha ----In, F&bulooas.ro0.Ex...n.ntop-411'-. ....... -5M-ll!O Mr. --"' Bob ·-. TC ~--"' caut. LI<:-. Rellel portmllt,,. 0., ar -Cooto ¥-dinette, 6 -"" .Archltecfllnll R.L S.-W...... ~ ~leun ..,!old~ ~ ~ Seven N•tlanl ~ ftlwt d>Aln, -. boC
D•---n l';urant El!ol>llaNd a..t.....,,. -· motloa. Muat be -to poot I.ml Oelowue H.B. South C-t Pim I• _,.. fDr w1s;......, -• boo ~Mn~•-p Ion lolond _.,,.._ -)I bood ha cor -ter ' COlto MoA -549,7990 l!AUTY Ol'lltATOU "Prlop, Willet cbon7 -~ In --.i N IMch n;;;;cOD11.r.o1...,.... .. ~. ~ ' Colhler/Solnglrl rot1ow1zc ood/or a -• .,...-, -. --ed. ,._ ..,. 644-2GJO, .. -lar -ETARY APPLY S11A11P BAR MAl08 • GO .._ p/•l•uod. lealm aiocll, -11ab
-wilh ..... U. .c doulo &ml, --SECR Poul AIW>'• -SUn GO DANCERS ..... ._ 300W.o.t8""NB--· 497-lUI •-t -•I ;;;;;;;;:--. tl1I time BOOKKEEPER FUhloo lal&nd $2.!0-$3.50 10 otort. can far OOUl'U: tar Jootior -. Quol!IJI Kinz.slle Be4, ,_I. -• ,,__ Boat c..,.llferl ·-~ Uld ll'or IMt """" Newport N ....... Contor, N-!1-lntttvlew. 5IH98S MEY 2 nit• -ir, K\111 haw l>oautlfnl .,.nted m-
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~----.,1968 COUPE DE VILLE '• . 1968 ELDORADO· ~ ' ••• 1
This C1diTI1c motorcar is finish•d In Grecien whit• $
with Royal blu1 padded tor. and the interior is in ele-
gant blue decor cloth .1nd 11th1r. Fully ~uipped with
all of Cadillac's finest f11tur11, inclucUn9 power steer-
ing, power brak11, power seats, 'power windows, 1in91l
111k1ng radio, and of course, Ciclillac's automatic air
conditionin9. 4929
$ Tht •vtr pop11!1r ll Dorode. Flnhhod 11'1 Firomltt 91Td with
h1l90 palldtcl roof ~IMI toltl Interior, Tiit wh11I, powor 1t11r-
lftf, powtt ltrak11, 'owor wirullwt, I"'••! 111t, p•wor v111t
wl11lll1w .. ,..,, tru11k lrll r1l11t1 1114 -lly more huu1ry pow •
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'66 INTERNATIONAL
The ever popUlar Garryall. Thia beautifully
well kept waa-on la equipped wJtb the V8 en-gine, automatic, power 1teertng, po1ttractlon,
dual fuel tankl, radio and beater, 3rd .eat,
et.c. Sllver in color. Thla Immaculate one owntr car hu only 18,000 nines.-SL V865
SALE PRICED
'67 CONTINENTAL
4 Door. Beautlful Turquoile exterior with
matchin& turquolae interl.or. lAlxury featufta tncludlng power ateerlna, power braku, poW•
er wln&wa. power seat, ta.ctory air condition-
ing. Thia beautiful automobile WW not be here
Ion&, 10 .bUITy. TGMm '
uu $3555 ra1c;1 . .
" . '67 CADILLAC
coupc!~de Vine:lleautlful Monu;ttf Green tln·
il.h with Black vt.nyl roo~ full lea~er in· terlor. Fu11 Cadillac lncludin( power
vent windows •ind of e, factory air con-
ditionlna:. 9246
SAU $4222 PRICI -
·' '.64 CADILLAC
nM~ood -C door. Topaz Gold exterior with
black' pe.dl!ed top anjl Sandle\;Yood leather
Interior, power 1teering -brake! -wlndows-
·vent wlndow1 -seat, and of course ta.ctory air cond.lttoning. Absolutely gorg~ua car.
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SAU $1777 PllCI
t.r t•t h•r• flnt "". thl1 l•ffty, Vlifltt ·
'65 SEDAN DE VILLE
FinWled in a beautiful Baroque Ckild with
beige padded top and bel~ leather lnterior.
Power 1teerlng, power brakes, power win-
dows, power door locks, ~er vent windowa,
tilt and tele1copic steertna wheel, AM -FM
rad.lo and Cadillac Factory Air Conditioner.
(s,1M.17'J
SAU $2666 PllCl
'h5 PONTIAC
Grand Prix. Automatic transmiMion, poWtt
1teerin.J. power brakes, radio and heater, buc-
ket .eat.II, center console, tachometer, white
side wall tlre1. OSX753
~ $1333. PRICI
'66 CADILLAC
Coupe de Ville. Solid Krffn ftniah with areen leather and nylon lnl:erior. Full Cadillac pow-
er equipment plus taetor:v air conditioning,
Wt-ateer:lna: wheel, power door loc.ka. 6 way
seat and many other of the extraa offered by
Cedlll11c. TAX395
SAU $3555 PRICE ---.. -----···
'67 OLDSMOBILE
NABERS
CADILLAC
HAS THE 1.ARGEST SELECTION
OF LATE MODEL, PREVIOUSL y·
OWNED CADILLACS . IN All
OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
THESE CADILLACS ARE All
SPECIALLY PR I C ED RIGHT
NOW DURING THIS HUGE
SALE!
7 El Dorados
21 '68 Ci)e. & Sed. De Viii es
16 '67 Cpe. & Sed. De Villes
-,.T"T,,e.&~Sid. De vmes
'66 CONTINENTAL
Coupe. The1e two beautUur autombllff ·both
have all of the popular power tea.tutti and
t&Ctory air condltlonine. Both have all leather
interior and are in excellent condition. Take
your pick ot these q1,1tatan!IJ.nc can at a price you won't belleve. RPG930 ·
SALE PRICED
'65 THUNDERBIRD
Landau .. A beautiful powder bI11e T-J.ird with
the wblte landau root all vinyl lntetfor. Full
power ~t tnclud1n1 power brak• -power •tee • PoWer wlndowt -JilOWf!' ..at and ot courae actory air condltionln&. 'nUl"Ja
an outatandln& car at outatand!n& aavtnp. Better hurry on tb11 one. MPPUl
$1995
'65 CHEVROLET
Impala Coupe. Silver blue with blaclc. viftyl
trlm. Econom1cal 283 V8, power at.ttrtnr,
radio, ~~~!'-1. white wall Urea. Exceptional va1ue. NMJ!.O:)l..I
··----.$1333 l'lllCI"':~.
'65 COUPE DE VILLE
''98" Luxury Sedan. A bet;utitul sea tnllt • l Se f ( .,...n with olack vinyl root and blaok tap-9 '115 Cpe. & d. De v I es !..~~ Oll'moleto B~zeb'~ck ~._ttnbhtn ea-· interior. 1bl.s car is ab&olule!y loaded padilecf tc P ....,. .. eaUK"r -.. ;, ter:lor. Hu all the popular cadlllac power u-wlth power equipment 'including power seat alatll lncludlna ..ateerlna', brakes, windowa,
and ~-Faoto"' ab' oon<litlon!ni <>I 6 '64 (pe, & Sed. De Villes vont window"•••~ clOo' locks, AM·FM racllo, course i.nd AM-FM rad1o, etc. Low mileage tilt A teleaco~ at.Mr1J1&' wheel and Factory aUHJuto-zi.,~~e that 1howa out&tanding care. Air c.ondltlo . Low mileage beautiful auto--6 00.er Cadillacs mobU•. (RN 9' . SALE PRICED . SAU $2888 PRICI
'63 CADILLAC .
4 Door hm'dtop. A •tunning allver aqua ex-
terior with matchin1 interior. Fu.lly Cadillac
equipped with power ateerlng, power bra.kn,
power seat and windows, automatic tranamis-
llon. Tbe ftneal in comfort and value: u~ ;
SALi -$1 , 11 PllCI .;-I
'66 CADl~LAC ·
Sedan DeVllle .. Sudan. beige in color with
beige leather inlttior. Hu power ateerlng,
powtt brlles, power window.. power seat. power vent windows, and ·AM·l'M radio. J'&oo
tory alt condltionlna and much, mucti tnore.
Thia one won't be here lone at thia prie@.
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$3555
'62 CADILLAC
Sedan ,DeVUle. A ahimmerina Satin .Uwr ex-terior with cloth and leather interior. Power
1teertna-brakes-wlndowl·aeat and factory alr condi~ of coune. Lovely well cared tor 6'r: IP ,
• ·.-SAUi .• $888 fllCI
. '65 RIVIERA . 1.'
Thia BulcJC muterplece ta absolutely g~
nntahed in Tuxedo black with all bla<tk vinyl l.
interior. Hu all the power features including •'
power ateerb:l1, power brakes, power ~dowa, power seat, AM-FM radio and of coune fac-
tory alt conditioning. You1J juat have to see tbtl one to ~ appredate it (No. 1122}
SALE PRICED
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SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1968
8:30 °AM to 9:00 . PM MONDAY thru.FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY .
YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER SERVING THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA
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•IMMEDIATE DELIVERY :* A~L i:HESE · FROM..i, THE
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'67 Plymouth Fury Ill '63 Pontiac Grand Prix 2 dr.
St1tlon W190n H.T. Radio, beater, auto.
• Blue tram., power atef'ring. Lie. e 44,(D) mt. No. FFY 8116. $25, Dn. Pmt
8 Power Steerina: -Mo. Pmt. Today OnJyl
• Power Bnkea All down & monthlY pa.y. e Air Corditionlng ment. include tax· & ~nee
e Power reu window and finance cbarll:e• tor only
e Automatir. Tninwnlaalon 36 months on approwd bank
• Radio credit.
e Excellent <:<>nd(tlon SADDLEBACK
$2a10 DODGE
Can be 11ttt1 a~ tpe.. , 1401 N. Tui:tin. Santa Ana ' ' Dilly PllOt J u.I otf the Newport Fwy.
-~--lot 330 w a... ex 3 mln1. from 3 J"reeWaya _. ...... ,. . ._, PHONE 547-9381
642-f3:ll, Ext. 241 =~-~--~-1 ·oo METROPOLITAN Omvt. ---$-1~-5---'68 Pontl1c Bonneville "5!i,1Xlt mllea. $'D1 or mtke
69 ' Fnmch !Jatt ""'4 -· ofltt. sc;..ws or 642-4017 '64 BARRACUDA matchlna tni..jor, NI·.,.,,, ======:;;.:=::=
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car In """'· will "!'<? l'ri--.,...., .u., ~ DATSUN .... , ••• , •. Clll Ted, Uc. !lo. HUS 9lJ. 154 Dn. ~ or 5f5.0834, • --i Pmt. -Mo. Prnt 'l'6aa)'
JOY .CAIVU ·~ ~-"--~
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VhQ<I Int, A buo!<Ot -Onftlo OiuolY'•. l!llocl..ift ~:CK =..e..a $550/of!•r . 0-.W for~~ 1401 N.1'\lt~~ta,Ant
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IJl8 L<MANS v.a w/ Ill' 1llf J'IREllDUl 400, -a ~~-~ =•"'!..rt~"".;.:":; ~~:"~"'.:. ~ + lii7 T ... ltD *i
fw, 563521 -.,., -. -A C f>iior, ~ wtlll lfr,
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mcrt.54Maf 5;1J.--.Uii !900 Sedan. -c;o;;a: ... 2 ~. """Ulc: Tiftlp;;\ "•""'+"!itiib'='". "'fuli ........ --... ,-. "'IQ'"'
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1969 .HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MEU
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Regardleu Of Make or Model ...... ,.,,,.,, ......... Snl•••'
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on any automobile . p.,r.chased during our giga~tfc, · Scile ·starting. November 1 5 .
·HUGE DISCOUNTS ON·'OVER $1,000,000»0F REW CAR ·INVENTORY
Hundred• to chooM from·-Darts, Polal'Cl',s, Coronets, Chargers, Mon~o's, Trucks, ·campei:s, Wqo111, Sedans, Hardt9p_., i.c1oors, 4-~oors. ;·
All Models, All Colors, All lqUlppec;! as You Want ••• AR Serviced And ~ Fqi; ~lftll'edlate Dell1'ery Today! ·
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'69 CORONET ,
. l~ND NEW 2-QOOR DELUXE SEDAN
BRAND
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Choice of colors •
Bucket seats • Hid•
away Headlites • Full
vinyl inter. • Nylon
carpe·1ing •Rear
Fully factory equipped, vinyl interior, padded dash, heater & defr'bStl!r. ~~;~ ~~:;.,;,~~~ .
.Motor No. 89£112797. Full factory equipped with • All vinyl interior • Padded dash • Heat-
TOTAL DOWN TOTAL MONTllLY . TOTAL PRICE t,ft:,. , . TOTAL DOWN TOTAL MON'!MLY TOTAL P11cE tLitfNSE
IMMEDIATE DRIVERT
' TOTAL OOWN TOTAL MONTHLY · TOT'AL PRICt t,lff,,; ·PAYMENT PAYMENT IMMEDIATE DELIVIRT • · PAYMENT PAYMENT PAYMENT PAYMENT\, IMMEDIATE DELIVllT
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ANOTHIR IWtlOI DODGI nut 48-.. MONTHS BANK. FINANCING
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•688 :'.: s23 = $23 .lll:l. , +TAX&UC, mlf, nM1.
'6S CHIYIW llDAN
$888 = $29 = $29 .lfl:l. +TAX & (fC.. . "Ill. nlllt.
'66 ClllYROUT
$888 = $29 ':.II $29 ,::,~ + TAX &. UC. PTJllt. mn.
'65 DoDOm POLARA 4 Dl H. ~, .
Dia. v.a w/fwtoiy •I•,""'"" 1111r .. W?_~ tute. tr.Ill., U.11. -.sw liru. wMl14'hcl. 1•••1'•11 $988 TOTA1 $33 m'L $33 +:~Ill(. =·
'65 DONI COllOllft 440
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'66 l'GaD COUNTRY IQUIU
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, 11688 = $57= $57=· + t.Q I uc. PTMT. PTMT.
'.· ' ~ , 'A .PONTIAC GRAND PlllX
f«t« •fr, v-1,· *"" * P.I .. P.w .. r.s.. •· ..-t, UM, u,,.tt. a.i...t, .._, lllCU11l $58· 8 = $19 = $19 :.W.:l. + lAX I. LIC. . '!'If· · "ML
'65 DODGI DART
llMfw ....... .w....n ""'" OllM'JCI $688 ::: $23 ::~ •23 . +tu: l tK. nwr.
'65 PLYMOUJH FURY II
$888 ~::: s29 ::::.1 $29 + TM & UC. n1n.
'66 DODGI DART 'I•. W1i11. ......... W/SfW, (Ll.21"65171351)
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'66 PLYMOUTH PURY II
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s1088 ~~ $36 w~ $36 +TAX & LIC. P'fMt.
'65 CHIYIW MAUaU CPI.
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. '67 PONTIAC LeMANI
COMIT CAUINTI RDTP. coun .
Otlua wlltt rHi .. hHIN, full Ylltyl ill!Hlor, 41.\. UfPlll, WIW flm, tic. (OSllOS) ·8 TOT•L $19m'L +:'~uc. =. $19~. .. ...
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, TOTAL $26= $26·m";, + T l l tC. mil. WI .
'65 PLY.OVTll ~CUDA; ,
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'67 CHIVllOUT 2 DR. ADAN
v~ fllllt f9CtwJ t1111iPPld. rtdle IM hu t11. (Lk. Mo. nu.-.ooi
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'65 PONTIAC CATAUNA 4•DR. H.T.
Air-., 1111&. IJ'ln&.. 1&11. P.S... -· IPllC7'81
'H FORD CUSTOM 500
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'65 CHRYIUR N1W YOIUOIR
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'67 CHIYROUT IMPALA
'66 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
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A Special Two Hour Film
Based on the Children's Classic
by Johanna Spyri
SUNDAY, 7 PM, NBC
Directed by Delbert Mann
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COSTA MESA
NEWPORT BEACH
LAGUNA BEACH .
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
WESTMINSTER
WEEK OF Nov: 16 • NOV. 22
The Gran"df a th er (Sir Michael
Redgrave) talks with Father
Richter (Walter Slezak)
Heidi (Jennifer Edwards) helps
tend the goats with Peter (John
Moulder Brown)
Others in the cast include:
Suleika Robson as Klara; Max-
imilian Schell as Herr Sese-
mann; Jean Simmons as Frau
Rottenn~ir
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17
9:45 AM 119 (I) NFL Double-Header (C) Dallas Cowboys vs. Wash·
ington RedSklns at Washington. Los Angeles Rams vs. San
Francisco 49ers at San Francisco. (Second game st.arts at
~proximately 12:30 PM)
10-.30 CJ@ (6) AFL Football (C) San Diego Chargers vs. Buffalo Bills
at Buffifo.
1:00 0 taJ @ AFL Football (C) New York Jets vs. Oakland Raiders
at Oakland. O Spotts Special (C) "To Catch a Rhino." A look at the
African Rangers as they capture and transport wild fighting
rhinos to safe game preserves in order to save them from
extinction.
2:00 m USC Football (C) USC Trojans vs. Oregon State. Tom Kelly
and Jon Arnett report the game taped yesterday.
2:30 O Notre O.me Football (C) Notre Dame vs. Yellow Jackets
of Georgia Tech at Notre Dame Stadium. last year Notre Dame
walloped Georgia Tech by a score of 36·3. Lindsey Nelson and
Jim Simpson call the action.
4:00 IJ UCLA Football (C) UCLA vs. Washington at Washington
Stadium in SeattJe. Keith Jackson reports.
5:00 t.ai Cl) Notre Dame Football (C)
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21
6:00 O Ice Hockey (C) Los Angeles Kings vs. Boston Bruins at
Boston Garden. Jiggs McDonald calls the action.
8:30 O Boxlna (C) Felipe Gonzalez and Bemarbe Fernandez meet
in a lO·round lightweight bout.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23
11:45 AMlmNCAA Football (C) Nebraska at Oklahoma. 3:00 0 ~ Football (C) USC Trojans vs. UCLA Bruins.
3:30 O man (C) "Where the Antelope Roam." Joe
Foss visits the rolling hills of Wyoming, home of the pronghorn
antelope.
5:30 I Celebrity Biiiiards (C) Godfre~bridge guests.
6:00 @ (]) ABC's W1de Worid of (C)
8:00 Boxinc: (C) From las Vegas.
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SATURDAY
NOVEMBER la
EVENING
6:00 1J TH II& News (C)' (60) 0 @ CI) Franll Mdiee (C) (30)
IJ GRAND OLE OPRY * super-show tonight!
Johnny Cash does Folsom
Prison! His wife June
Carter sings! Statler
Bros & Carl Perkins!
0 lirancl Ole OpfJ: (C) (30) John·
ny C.sh, June Carter, The Statler
Brothers and Carl Pertlns pest.
I Boa City (C) (60)
The lnvldtn (C) (60)
S.rtbrulll n.trt
RlD Revtew (R)
':30 0 News: (C) (30) Pettr Bums.
0 MELODY RANCH hosts * recording star BONNIE
GUITAR tonite for a
great show! All the gana
performs for toe-tapping
non-stop entertainment!
1J MIAodJ Rudi: (C) (60) Bonnie
Guitar is special auest. m Robert lioultt How (C) (60) (Rj
7:00 R a (j) CBS Evtnlna Ntn: (C)
(30) Roaer Mudd.
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KNBC SUrwy (C) (30)
De>Ut Viii., OIJI: (C) (30)
on of Tln." An 1aln1 marshal
stubbornly resists suuestlons that
he wear specllclea. rankles when 1
youna man asb IX> be his deputy
because the town Isn't aettfna any
smaller and the marshal "ain't
aettin' any younaer," and Is crushed
when he learns that his wife has
bouaht him a rockln1 chair.
I Mdtllt'a NIWJ (30)
httlf'n fof Llvln1
Pllyina the livlt.r (R)
1·2-l+S 1 lio-ao
7:30 IJ Cit (j) Jldlt liltaon: (C) (60)
Georae GobeJ, Fr1nk Gorahln, Gwen
Verdon and Max Byam• cuut.
Q@ (iJ Ad111-l2: (C) (30)
"LOI· I 01." Officers Malloy end
Reed mart one fOf tht boob when
they lnvestiaate an 1lmOlt un-
btllw1ble report of 1 stolen lawn. 0 FMbn: "NOfth of Little Dio-
mede." D Miiiion $ Morie: (C) .••Dodof
Blood'• Cotfln" (horror)-lan Hunt·
er. Kieron MOGr9, Haul Court. In a
small Comish villa1e. Dr. Blood
takes the tleart of a miner he has
klllad ind pl1ces It In another dud
man, crt1tln1 a monster.
I Trvtll or CoftttCluenc. (C) (30)
F.worita StDry (C) (30) .... ~
Tiit Wofid W1 Live In: (C) "The
Wlnnera." An expedition Into the
myiterious micro-world of Insects.
This film. from the TIME/LI
library, obllMS Insect llvlna pet·
terns that ire often relevtnt
human life. Featul'ld tonlpt Is
llft In an ant COiony •
7:55 IJ Lam w ........ <C>
.... a ta oo a.t s.1rt ca <30)
"With love and Twitches? KA.OS
nearly wipes out Mix ind 99'1
weddlna day as • defec:Una acent
spikes Smarfs drink with 1n un-
usual solution that will cause 1
V1lu1ble m1p IX> 1ppeer on Max's
chest u 1 rash. KAOS wants ttw
map ind theJ like Max prlaon«,
causln1 99 IX> think Max haa d•
serted her. William Schallert ind
Mrs. Don (Dorothy) Adams cuest
IJ RICHFIELD PRESENTS * LOS ANGELES LAKERS
VS S. F. WARRIORS
Q l.Ktrt Baucball: (C) (2 hr 25
min) Chlclt H•m calls the action
11 the Lim battle tht San Fran-
cisco Warriors 1t the Cow P1lace.
I ldlnt (C) (2 hr)
Buell Owens Sllw (C) (30)
EIN Cllroftld« "Tht Other
America." An e111mlnatlon ol black
sep1retlsm, which Is taklna a varl·
tty of fonns In Amtrlcl. The pro-
1r1m consists of three reports: one
from Rochester, Hew YC>ftl, where
Hearoes ere bulldlna a new town;
the second Is a discussion by black
detl)'fllen about their aoals; and
the third is a discualon by 1
socloloaist and commentaters on
Net.n> affairs.
@!) Nuen Cita Musical
1:30 IJ Qtj (j) MJ T1H• Sons: (C) (30)
Katie alves birth to Identical triplet
aons shortly after their father ar·
rives at the hospital after 1 break·
neck dash from somewhere In the
remote countryside, where he his
been on maneuvers with his Anny
Reserve unit. Tht Infants ue named
Robert ~ Steven and Charles. 0 ~ ~ Tiie libolt and Mrs.
Muir: (C) (30) "Way Off Broad-
way." Captain Grta1 Is outraaed 1t
his nephew's plan to star Carolyn
Muir In a play and throws a &hostly
tantrum when she accepts the role.
I (i1) Cil U.1nu Well1 (C) (60)
IUI Anderton Show (C) (30)
OU.lo Mllical
9:00 fJ Qi Cl) Hopn's Heroes: (C)
(30) Hoean and his henchmen un-
derbid the Germans for 1 contract
to paint the Interior of the Luft·
waffe h11dquartera. Hoe1n uses the
Job 11 a chance to bua the offices.
Q 9@ i IHcf I TenntuM
Emit Ford sa.ow: ( (60) A muslo-
comedY pf'OIJ'lm st1mnr Tennessee
Ernie Ford wlttl pests Lucille Ball.
Andy Griffith, Wayne Newton and
The Golddlaers.
I StonaNn F1mlly Show (C) (30)
N£T Ftdv1I (R)
NodMa Ttpltlu
,..30 u 9 Cl) Petticolt Junction: (C)
(30) Ho one in Hootervllle Is ITIOf9
surprised than Doc Stuart wtltn he
meets his new 1ssistant. Dr. er.ta.
and learns that tht doctor's first
name Is Janet. June Lockh1rt makes
her flm 1ppearance IS a rt&Ullr
member of th• clSt 11 Dr. Cr.la.
U 0 ADVISE i CONSENT" I * HENRY FONDA & All-Star
CAST EXPOSE THE DIRT
& DIGNITY OF POLITICS!
.....,, ...
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TliE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, ,_.O'iEMBER 16, 1968
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-Henry Fonda, Chariel Llu&hton.
Don Munwy, Walt« fltdpon, Pa 1
Lawford, Gene Tltmey, Fnmchot
Tone. Otto Premlnpr directed end
produced this 9Cleen 1d1ptation ol
• Allen Drury's Pulitzer Prtzt·wlnnlnt
novel. The fllm refatas the dirt and
the dlplty of politics, partlcularty
In relltion to the U.S. Senate when
the President names a a>ntrovenlal
liberel as the Secntary of stat..
fJ News: (C) (30) Lany Bumll
ID Ernest Tubb Sllol9 (C) (30)
6°mll TonMllta --
10:00 IJ Qt Ci) Mannix: (C) (60) A mil·
llonelre Phli•nthroplst asb detlc·
tive Mannix to find and rttum his
estranged wife to him, wen though
she ls reported deed. (RllCheduled
from October 5.)
0 TEXACO Presents * JACK BENNY'S BAGI
Guests: E. FISHER, .
L RAWLS, P. DILLER
0 fD@ ~He! I Jadl .. .,., Baa: (C) (~) JiZ Benny's fll"ll
musical-var1ety special of the ..,.
son features Eddie Fisher, Phyllis
Diller, Lou Rawls, Dick Qar\ and
Eddie "Rocheste(' Andmon.
fJ MGWlt: "TM Panlntef' (d,.
ma) '65 -Rod Stlipr, Gerlldlne
Atzgerald. m News: (C) (30) Clif Kirk. m Cal's CeJral (C) (30)
fll)BJ Demand
6°m lol de Mexico
10:25 IJ Lann Wrap-up (C)
10:30 IJ Dr. im.r. (60) m*..,.. <C> c2 hr> .CAN ANY MOTHER FACE THE BLACK OR WHITE QUESTIONS · m Coun11J-w.tn ... <Cl c3o>
l l!cOO 1J Elwell O'aod Report (C) Cleta
Roberts.
0 The lltll How News: (C) Peter
Burns.
ID Movie: °'Conflrm or Deaf' (ad-
venture) '41-Don Ameche, Join
Bennett.
11:15 R fabulous 52 Mowll: (C) •1.n. tlOlt of life" (dnima) '59 -Lana
Turner, John Gnln.
11:30 0 The Tonlcllt .,_ (C)
O Movie: "lmmor1al lltlllloa"
(adventure) '44--0avld Niven, Stan-
ley Hollowey, Leo Genn.
12:15 0 ABC w.llend .._. (C)
12:20 fJ Movie: "Slrl In .... 313•
(mystery) '40--Fl<nnce Rice.
12:30 0 Movie: ~ (fantalr) '51
-.limes stewart. Josephine Hull,
Ch1r1es Dnike. m N1ked Cttr m Clnt91 Slblnlly: "All lluou&h
the Nl&ht"
1:00 IJ Mowlt: "TM Rell llofJ" (ad·
venture) '3S-Gary Cooper, Oarid
Niven.
0 Movie: (C) NJ~ tf tltl
Aztleca" (1dventure) '65 -Gerard
Bany, lei 811Mr.
IMITATION OF LIFE U=15 PM C~S2
LOS ANGELES TELEVISION PREMIERE, IN COLOR.
MILLION $MOVIE
7:30 PM SUNDAY
BOB HOPE
ALIAS JESSE JAMES
" . ' . '
7:30 PM MONDAY
JOHN WAYNE
THE BARBARIAN AND
THE GEISHA ... COLOR
7:30 PM TUESDAY
RATTLE OF
A SIMPLE MAN
DIANE CILENTO
HARRY H. CORBETT
:. !
7:30 PM WEDNESDAY
LESLIE CARON
THE L-SHAPEO ROOM . . . . . .
/,I. , I ! ! 11 ' , I ' : , 1 ''
7:30 PM THURSDAY
LAURENCE HARVEY
THE SILENT ENEMY
'.'! ' ...
•: I '' '' ,-, .,'' ,', •'t'
7:30 PM FRIDAY
SAMMY DAVIS. JR .
FIRST RUN!
JOHNNY COOL ...
' ~ • ~ I o I
7:30 PM SATURDAY
THIEF OF BA6DAO
STEVE RE£VES
COLOR
Coulrl a 1~1ef poHcss a
~ult.ins rt.1ur.htcr'
KHJ·TV~
SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 17
M O•f? NIN G
All stations reserve the
rilht to c~ange program-
mlng without advance ,.
tlce.
1:15 Tiie Qrt1t111•1r1
1:30 Tiie llble AuN1
1!'50 Qlw Us 1'ia Dly/NIWI (C)
7:00 r.. .nd Jwrt (C) ...., f1t1t1tin (C)
7:JO AqtWIU (C) ..._.T.._.. a.if (C) . i tf OileowlJ 1:00 CJ) Laap um My feet (C)
" ela bor for Helfhbor." The pro·
aram looks at a churth·lnltllted
project undertaken to dlSCO'tet' and
ICtivate a mutual sharina of ,.
sources In Horth Tulsa, a po¥erty
area in Oklahoma.
I The ChrlstoplMrs (C)
CatMctral ef TtMnW (C)
Meft for Tear M-.,
W"4tr1a1 (C)
Vemn1 Sollrt los Hljn
1:15 m 111. ar1stop11 .. 1:30-Ptefll• Rabe!& Wlttli a Cluae (C)
Movie: "Riders te die Sbrs"
(sci·fi) '54 -Wiiiiam Lundlaan,
Mertha Hyer.
I ltltttrJn lt&llll•ian (C)
Ex1Mll KMEX (C)
( Z) F-Raport (C)
t:OO I FICll th• Natiott (C)
• My Favorite Sennoa (C) Rev.
1r1u Ganlnaer, First Baptist
Churdl of Gudan Grove, auests.
I o., of DilCOWfJ (C)
Qalltftps
Counby Musk: (C)
Veriedtdes (C)
( ) Caper (C) 9:30" lnsld1 F•tball (C) · 9 00 The Eternal Uallt (C) ' raPCJoc)r." Story of how Jewish
aattlers in Newport, Rhode Island,
came to understand the American
principle of rellalous freedom. 0 Mtvie: "llt'Otl of Ariau"
~em) 'SO-Vincent Price. u @ CI> (4.?) "' a.au. (C)
9:45 Ra Cf) NR. Deable-H.... (C) Oailas Cowboys vs. Washinaton Red·
skins. Loi Anples Rams vs.. San
Francisco 49ers. (Second aame
starts at approximately 12:30 PM)
l~ 9n1s la Ute Life (C) (HI (1) (4.?) Linus die u ... "-rted (C) 0 Mtvie: (C) "W• Dmu" (west·
em) '57-lax Barker, Joan Teytor.
(i) Mwit; "Front!• Cemb*" (ad·
venture) 'SS-John Bromfleld, Jim
Davis. e> o.tra def ... ,.
10:30 ~ 9 00 All. Feotbln (C) San
Dteao Charaers vs.. Buffalo Bills. 0 ~ ()) (4.?) lllq llon1 (C)
11:00 I "°...,,..., Qtdcte (C) ~CJ) (U) Bllfhrif*lt (C)
Dennll u-t Menace
Clltlrdl In ... tto.e (C)
ll:lO U (ii' CI> (42) Dilcowery (C) "Dis·
covery Gots to Anland." ~art I. A
look at the 130latad rural world of
• Finnish Island n. the capltal city
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 16, 1968
Helsinki, a world center fOf creettve
desian.
0 Movie: (C) "Tiie H..,.... (ad·
venture) '58-Robtrt Mitchum, Rob· Monroe• trt Wecrw. ••
mOplaiM: w.-.... <C>
l\F TF RNOON
ll.1IO 0 Cue Any
D (f7) (}) (42) Collett FtetbaU (C) m Mowtr. .. s.." (1dven1ure) '38
-Tyrone Power, Lorett• Youns. m 1nn11-t hf.rt
llJ Clapeon • ,_ hip (C)
12!30 0 Tllel ef U.. Qeldett W.t (C) m hbllc s.v1a <C>
1:00 D 9 00 All. Feo1ban (C) New
Yortt Jets vs. Oakland Relders. o @ m <42> Dtrdoftl <C> "Th•
World of Shelom of Saftd." For
over 70 years, Israeli Shalom Mos-
kowitz, known as "the watctimaker
of Safed," has worUd with hi.
hand~rvlna In stone and wood,
enaravina In sliver, sectetfy repair·
Ina auns for defenders of his com·
munity while maklna his livlna as
1 watchmaker. Now he Is known
as Shalom of Sated, the painter,
and Directions explores his work. 0 Spofts s,.dal (C) "To Catch 1
Rhino." True story about the African
Renren who capture ind transport
wild flfhtlna rhinos to sefe aame
prtse(VIS In order to save them
from extinction. m Revlvll Fires (C)
g)EnpnlN
l:JO D ~Cl) (42) Issues end Answers
(C) James Russell Wiulns, U.S.1------------
Ambassador to the U.N., ruests.
0 Wfllld Buctlty Sllow (C) "Is
gQuth Africa Everybody's Business?"
Oiscussina the subject are Stephen
Steyna, a member of Parliament.
Union of South Africa; and Dr.
George Hou.er, Executive Director
of the American Committee on
Africa. &J Voice of Calvary (C)
Z:OO 0 Movie: "TM Red ladp tf C:O.r·
Ip" (classic) '51-Audle Murphy,
2:30
Bill Mauldin, Royal Dano. m USC. Footb1ll (C) The Trof1ns
vs. Oreaon state. m Roller Dlftl7 <C> ( l2) Mer. Qrlfftll (C)
0 FIGHTING IRISH vs. * GEORGIA TECH! Action!
0 Noh o. .. F..tball (C) Notre
Dame vs. Yellow Jackets of Georgia
Tech at Notre Dame Stadium. Taped '
yesterday. 0 MUii• $ Mwit: (C) ...., • a
Dolphin" (achenture) '57 -Sophia
Loren, Alan Ladd.
1:00 m CaYlklde °' Boob <C> (!) Muslca J Palabru
1:30 m ZHtaiu <C> 0) T_.ada Medcana
3;45 O Movie: (C) "Mart of die ...,..
(Ide" (adventure) '51 -Ricardo
Montalban, Cyd Charisse.
4:00 1J Vi1w1*nt (C) D Yeatll and Pella (C) e UCLA vs. WASHINGTON * in this week's big
thriller. Get in on
all the action! WATCH!
0 UCU FeoCblft (C) UCU vs.
Washinaton et Seattle.
1iJ Bronco
4:30 IJNtwHlll ... (C)
D ROD SERLING at Loyola * "What's Wrong with TV & Why?"
D On Ca•pm (C) Rod Seffina vi·
sits Loyola.
ON1n (C) m Trojan Huddle (C)
fill World Pma (C) (R)
5:00 1J Nen (C) Clete Roberta.
D ,.._ Contwtnee <C>
0 Mew1e: "T1le ~ ......... (drama) 'SG-starlin& Heyden, James
Whitmore.
0 Slllrt., T1tnpft ~: ''The
Nlahtin11le." Thomas Mitchell, Liam
Sullivan and Lisa Lu star In talt
adapted by Alvin SaplntltY lboul
the Emperor of Cathay who lnlisbld
that a nlahtlnple bo brouaht ln1o
his palace to sln1 for him and
l•ms that the bird slnp only In
freedom and dies when locked In a
cap. m Donald O'Connor (C) Rod Mc·
Kuen, Father Tom Vaufhn, lcMI Mo-
tconi, Gunilla Hutton and produe«
Sidney Miller auest.
&)1'1Munat.ra
t!)Tem
. (U) I• ter YOllr Utt (C)
5:301J S. Hat
D9@M .. t ti.. ,, ... (C)
President·elect Ridlard M. Nixon auasts.
0) &illipn'1 Island (C)
fD latlrutloul Mepzlne (R)
•
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6:00 tJ K.NXT Reports (C) (30) "But I'm
White. What Can I DoT' A view "
youni Americans at a summM camp
in ldyllwlld where White, Blatt,
Orienral, and Meocican-American hleh
school students pthered for a weetl
of Integrated llvlna. (R)
0 ID 00 Colle&• Bowl (C) (30)
0 DICK SINCLAIR'S * POLKA PARADE for the happiest hour of song &
dance on TV! Sit back,
relax & treat yourself
to real entertainment!
11 Dick Slnd.11'1 Polka Pandt (C)
(60) "Memories ot Past Years R•
tum." fJ TIIH Tunllll (C) (60) Ol ! IRciM I Miu lnternatlonal
• Showllrf (C) (60) Clint Walker hos1J
as twenty showgirls representlna
tNe<y hotel show in las Yeps com·
pete tOf the paaeant title.
ff) Gospel of Christ
(42) Mt11 Fro• UNCU (C)
6:30 tJ Ralph SbKy (C) (30) Fe1t.urtd
is the importance of the location
of the cemetery to the d&Yelopment
of the city.
0 "SPEAK UP" with * host Bill LEYDEN 0 SpNk Up (C) (30) Bill Leyden
hosts.
I Girl Fro111 UNQ.E (C) (60)
Marquee 22
Sptc:ulatloa ( 60) ( R)
1:00 tJ a oo lAllit <C> c3o> An ell·
plosion aboerd an Alaskan patrol
boat forces Lassie into icy glacial
waters as the valiant collie and the
U.S. Coast Guard combine forces to
bring about a dramatic and dan·
gerous sea racue.
O American Film Premiere * TIMEX presents "HEIDI"
All Star Hollywood Cast
D@@ ! l8c1A4 I '1ttldr" (C)
(2 hr) Johanna Spyn's classic story
of the orphan atrl who Is tom be·
tween her devotion to her un,Pe and
cousin in the city of Frankfurt and
her wish to live with her beloved
grandfather hlah In the Swiss Alps..
Maximilian Schell, Jean Simmons,
Sir Michael Redame. Waltlf Sitz.all
and Jennif• Edwards (as Heidi)
star. Aimed In SWitzenand and Ger·
many.
B It's ZSA ZSA & VIC * DAMONE tonite with JOHN GARY! BUDDY
GRECO too! Plus Boots
Randolph, Marty ln1els!
This is a BIG one!
0 Joltn Gary (C) (90) Y.ic Damone,
Buddy Greco, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Jez
saxophonist Boots Randolph, com.
dian Marty lnaels. and linltf'S Jot
Simon, and Sandi and Salll auest
0 ~ (]) (42) Luci of tM lillts
(Cj {6o) "Manhunt" A alarrt •
ca peel co nvlct ti nds and ca mes off
the Earthllnp' space ship with Dan.
Barry, Valerie and Betty aboard, and
falls Into quicksand. John Napier la
featured.
I Rat P.tnl (C) (30)
McffaJe's NIWJ (30)
Dellln191 Htr*1
7:30 tJ Cit CIJ 1.u. 1en <C> C30)
Mark Wedloe is trapped by flood
wateB in the Evvatades whlle rout·
i~ wildlife to safe sround. 6 Mlnloe $ Mtwte: (C) "Ai* .._
J1t1111" (comedy) '5C).......8ob Hope,
Rhonda Aemina. m Profiles in eocnc-(60) "Dan
iel Webster."
OJ 'THE MAGIC OF f ASH ION' * Zodys Fashion Show (C)
I Tllt llqic of F.-.. (C) (30)
Tllt Bil PlcWre
The Frend! Qef (30) Julia Child' shows how to prepare stetks.
1:00 IJ 9 Cl) Ed Sllflintl (C) (60)
Carol Lawrence and Sef'lk> Franchi
111est.
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0 Ci7J (}) (42) Tllt Fii (C) (60) (60) Donovan auests.""" Hines. Hint9 and Dad auest.
''lfreikthrouah." Erskine end Colby DU~.....,_. ( .. , (60) "The g SUNDAY NEWS REPORT
search for Mafia otflclal Vincent Sound "-·ms." Giftnft. Roal & F k
(--•~ .. ~~u--'--) ::!:4 1 ... 11111 * Pres. by Harris ran Gray, marted for ellminltion by Iris 5.._ .....,,. rv..__, .,..,.... ..
fellow mobsten. hoplna he will tell friend of the eartwrtafus. feuds w\tll 8 ::.<C> .,:> ~·m~
lpnt::!, Will Tmtl (30) :: ·~ ,:.~~~m .... lly•Whenm.." (drama) :56 -John Derek. Paul
Tllt f1slw F•lly bac:t to the IUIMtion. PeMJ San-Douslu.
M1kin1 Tlthtp Crw (30) (R) ton and Br1oni Farrell alto cud-, ..... (C) (30) Clif Kirk. c.atre &as hn an Ada• O (HI C1) (42) S-., flidrt -. ,._. (C) (30)
1:30 ii: CC) 1Nt of Ide Eldef' (west· Cru TMtre
DROLLER GAMES-Live! (C) em) '65-John WIJM, Dean Martm, l0:30 ~(~C)<~) * T·BIRDS vs. New Yoril Martha ttyw, Mld!HI Andmon Jr.. RaoWlll lltMI (C) (30) "Tbe Story
T Ear1 Holliman, JtrtmY Slate, James R .. .} ,, ~ .J 1+w ... t D ltller , ... (C) (90) ·Birds Grepy. The story of tour brothers an .... ura. ':"""' VI • c • ., u1a
vs. Ntw York Star&. and their lfforts to dear their tar· was once the ridlelt mlnlnc town 11 Lain LKJ (30) iii1 In tfle MojlVt Daert. (R)
Adwelbn bt $perts (C) (39) m =m~ ....... 11:00 IJ a-O'a.dt ~ (C) Cltt•
Wtc1d T...,... (C) (60) A musicll tdap-Roberts.
Tllt Wortd W. Uwe In (C) (30) tation of tti. true meenlnr of D DIC ,.._ s.vb (C) (30) < > Thanksllvlnc Is holbd by Bur1 Iva Jea Mer1ow.
Guests ar. jazz 11Wt Uontl Hamp-II c:.tllldrll If y....,_ (C)
ton, actraa Kellie A1napt1 tfld CD .. _.. .....,.. (mysttty) '53
Rendy Sc>arb 1fld his 8tck Porc:fl -Klefon MOOfe, Ellzabtttl Sellin.
Majority. U:15 II QI Cl) CBS ,._. (C) Hany
I F1nta hW T-S., (Cl (30) Reuoner. '* c.. ll:JO tJ lllftl« (C) '"Slap Shdl" (dra·
hnwla Slrtwc Qurtlll Sfldel ma) '574tenry Fonda, Suun Str•• (R) berl-
t'.JO fJ Nein (C) (30) Larry Bul'Tlll. G .._. (C) "lad a.d" (d,. OJ ScU1 n.atr. (C) (30) ma) '61 -S~n HIJ'Ord, Vn
_,. ~ Uek/MulN f.,.. Mll•2Jotln 6-vin.
gf B (]) (4Z) UC ..... (C) &l) NET Jelnll (60) (R) 11:45 le: (C) • .._, tf tM ....
0) La T...ta (western) '52-Jtmta Sttnrt. Roell
lcttOBQICl)llllllla: l•9mlble (C) Hudtol\, Mtlur Kennedy.
(60) All Arrrty commander 11:501 Ft.t.rt/W.W If t..a (C)
Theodo<t Bike!) plob to b4ICClfM die-Lt.'CIO 77 S.ftllt Sbtp
tator by lmprimna an lnfluentlal 1Z:lO '*-8 s.M1J: '1""'"17 Brave
canllnal and Ullna • loOk-allu actDr tn"
for I public tndofMmtnt. (Rt-1!00 8 .... ; "'Ublil ........ ("'*""')
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Shirley acLaine
Paul Newman
Dean Martin
Dick Van Dyke
In Color on ''The Six O'Clock Mo~e''
Tonight, Part I. Tuesday, Part II.
(i)
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 16, 1968
MONDAY
NOVEMBER 18
For morning and afternoon
ll1tfngs, pleaae see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 0 (C) "R1intret Coant(' Part I
(drama) '58 -Elizabeth Taylor,
Mont&ol'[ltrY Clift.
9:00 D (C) "In Love and War" (drama)
'58-Robert Wagner, Dana WyntM,
Hope Lange.
10:00 D "Room et tile Top" (drama)
'SS-laurlflCe Harvey, Simone Sig·
noret, Heather Sears.
12:30 m "T1't Bit llnlft'' (drama) '5>-
Jack Palanee. "Tht Yoanp BroU.. en• (western) '4~Wayne Morris.
2:00 m "Kiii or 11 llUltd" (mystery)
;SO-lawrence Tierney, Georae Cou·
louris.
4:30 I) ''towa&t of Lessie" <adventure)
'4&-£Jizabeth Taylor, Frank Mor·
aan.
EVfNING
5:00
0 It's GEORGE PUTNAM * time! Award·winning
exclusive news! Com·
plete coverage! Sports!
Get it EARLY! Now!
6:00 II The Bia News (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
O Huntllf"lr1nklty R9port (C) (30)
D A de-e-lishus show! * Steve gets topped with
60·gals. Ice Cream, Syrup
In an 8·ft. sundae!
Vince Edwards & Charlie
Weaver guest! Fun-show!
D St.we Alltfl Sllow <C> <90> Cliff Arquette. Vince Edwards and sona·
stress Irene Kral iuest. Steve is
made Into a ban1na split, CO¥tfld
with 60 aallons of ice cream, choco·
late syrup, bananas and whipped
cream. Q Six O'Clock Mow~ (C) ''WW a
War To '°'" Part I (comedy) '64-Shir1ey Maclaine, Paul Newman,
Robert Mitchum, ONn Martin, Gene
Kelly. Miss Maclain• stars as a
poor country 11irt who wants to live
tfle simple life, but who is destined
to marry several men, all of whom
die and leave her millions.
11 SpJ (C) (60)
Batman (C) (30)
MlrY Crlftln (C) ~at'a N-1 (30) "How To
Sall." This Is the first of two lessons
on sailin&. and it focuses on tfle
basic components of any boat
'1) Dllli1lo la Cler1a
(42) News (C)
6:30 0 MIC Ntw•wlcit (C) (60) m I L9" Lucy (30)
ID Yeyap t11 .. lotlNa of tlle
S..i(60) 9 HlfttllJ·lrlMNJ ~ it)
fli) Too, Is AMerica (30) "land
al the Mayas." Tncher Is Ramiro
Garcia.
I (I) Tiit 1Mr1J Hlllblllles (C)
lktldn 34 (C)
(!_2) ABC Ntn (C) Frenk Reynolds.
7:00 II Qt(() CIS ENl"I "-' (C)
(30) Waffi< ClOnklta. fJ WUt'a My line? (C) (30)
Q) P111911N {C) (30) Arlene Fren
cis and Larry Blyden iuc
llf>,,..~~
(42) Trwtll or CoclMquenc:a (C)
7:30 tJ a Cl),....,.. (C) (60) r ..
tus poses as the hulband ot a farm
widow (Jacqueflne Scott) to protect
her and her two children aaalnst a
rana of outlaws. The outlaws use
her home as a rest stop while fie.
Ina from Marshal Diiion's posse.
Jeremy S11te and Tom Stem are
also fntured.
0 I Dral9 of Minnie (C) (30)
'The Stronaest Man In the World."
Tony becomes NASA'a heevywei&ht
contender when he knocb out two
tnuihs with one blow, unaware th1t
.Jeannie powered his punch. Heavy.
weilht boxer Jeoy Quarry Is f•·
tured iuest. (Rescheduled from
October 28.)
0 If it weren't for Will, * the LOST IN SPACE
crew would be goners
tonite! But he's going
to need YOUR help!
O Lost 111 Sp-. <C> (60) "Taraet:
Earth." Allens disaulsed as the
Robinsons t.ake over the space ship
with a plan to conquer Earth with ll
0 @ CJ) (42) Tlte Avet11tr1 (C) ~) "Wish You Were Here." When
Tara pays a vwt to her untie at
a plush resort hotel, she auddenly
finds herself taklna an unwanted
holiday. fJ Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "Tht Bar·
bari•n and tile Geilba" (drama) '58
-John Wayne, Sam Jaffee. This
film was directed by John Huston.
Q) TrutJI Dr Conleql*lces (C) (30)
£mcee ~arker starts a "contlnuin&
consequence" car·winnin& stunt that
will last for 12 shows.
I Run ftr Ytur Uft (C) (60)
Clndon dt la Rau (30)
E'JlpMM
L'OO Rowln & Martin La.,P.ln (C)
(60) Dan and Dick welcome auest·
stars Victor Borp, Tht Banana
S91its and the battalion of r1111len
in a rapid-fire hour of one-llntfl
and mini·sketches.
Q) Huef (C} (30)
Qi) NET Joamal (C) (60) "Tht
World of Plrl Thomas." A rulded
tour of New York's Spanish Harftm
by addict·tumed·author Plrl Thomu.
The proaram Is an unfllnchlna view
of El Barrio, a section popul1ted by
Puerto Ricans. Throup artistic
plaotoaraphy and narrative Thomas
loob at the nlahtmare llvts of
ltlese slum dwellers. m Comlcoa ' CandoMI * Bing Crosby is guest
victim on .. Here Come
the Stars" In l·hrl Ch. 5
1:30 I) QI (() ltWs LUCJ (C) (30)
l{lm 1ndCrall decide to tallt thtlr
modter, Lucy, to an exclum QI·
nm mtlu rant for hff birthday,
then <nla dilCCMKI he hu left his
'!'OCM!Y at home. e Jack Douctas takes you * to historic Jale of Man,
home of Manx cats & 4-
horned sheep! You won't
want to miss this onel a 8elden v.,..,. <C> <30> "Th• llfe of Man." Rims al the land of
Ule Manx cat, a visit to a "home
for retiled tior.," a look 1t four·
homed sheep, ind an ofd·fashloned
Punch and Judy show are b>nliht'•
l~I
Cl> (42) ""°" .... (C) ( ) "" encounters Joanna; Steven accuses Betty of seet1111 mone, and power; harsh words erupt be-
tween Rodney and Betty avw Pey·
ton's will; Lew lives his hither
crushlna news.
I MlfY 8rtffln (C) (90)
hnJ llaoo (60)
1Y Mlllkal Ollart -k-tch STEVE ALLEN
tomorrow 6pm! Makes you
feel good all evening! Ch5
9:00 0 tB Ci) M1JbenJ RFD (C) (30)
Millie's bacl(ground as a chorus ilr1
comes to liaht when she qrees to
take """' direction of tfle annual
church play. Sam be&f111 to have
doubts about her when she hints
that she's "updatint' tfle material. P.!~~~rt~ t:.
venture) '6l--4arfton Heston, So-
phi• Loren, R1f VallOM. GenevilWe Paae. John Fraser, Hurd Hatfield,
Herbert Lorn. The *""! of Rodrteo
Dias de Bivar, an llth·century
St>anish wamor·knlaht, whose actual
... ta °' , .. dersh,p have metpd ,. ... a Cl) , • ., AIWr (C) (30) I "::~30) Biii John1. with tecend to make him a national Gtlelt Kaye StMns triea to coecli • W II ..._ (C) (30)
fiaure. It wu EJ Cid's hope to unltt tont-dllf Buffy for a pl1et In the .,.._ "" ....
his people, tom apart· by wamna achoo! &tee club, and Und• Biil 11:00ea-O'Clect 1..-t (C) (30)
feudal lords. before Spain was O¥tr· wom. about tht llttlt afft's "'°' Jerry Ounpfly.
ridden by fanatical North Afran Uon when Jody la dlolen tD line a 8 DIC ........ (C) (30) Tom
MOllems. Ht devotBd his lift to his lolo at the parents' nlatrt nicltll. Brobw.
cause, atrualln& aplnst a week 111M Hervey '''° lutltL I Alfllll Hledack (30) rullna family, the hatred between ,._. '(C) (30) Ttd M.,... ..._ (C) ~30) euter Wenl
atristlan and MOllem Spaniards. W.s.1 el W... (C) (30) "Mia o.aw· O'CelMr (C) (90) Hvp
and tfle temponiry en"'"' of his l. ... lnp Jaklln, •former Mia riln Jody Miller ~ Jlllaon,
wife. The concJuslon of the film Aulb1a, ts tontatrt'• pest. John oU.rta and Sammy Kina au.t.
will be 9'1own on Tuaday Nlatrt at I ._.. Mllkll 8) 11a1t a. (C) (30) Mar1Y Allen
Ult McMes. 10:00 (I) C.... lnllt (C) (60) and Alfred Wlnocr.d dilcula "How a Bigest stars .. roast" El , IJ.,..1c1 and Sid Ceaar aueat. To Become a Wine Expert In One * BING CROSBY tonight on 8 Get all the news and ~ l.moft."
HERE COME THE STARS! *pt it STRMGHTI It's 1En£:.• iq Lamour! Harris! Buttram! GEORGE PUTNAM NEWS uu
Fast & funny! One of time! Sports & exclu· ' 14 <C>
Jessel's GREAT ones! sive Telecopterl > 111n (C) • .... c... tilt .... (C) (60) IM,.... ..... (C) (60) 11:15.,Dr. nr. .. J ... (C)
Brn1 Q'osby Is routed by DonlthJ @ 42> 1'llt .. ¥..., (C) 11:30 II ...._ '(C) "W11D ...... (ad·
Lamoc.1r, Phil Hints, Pat Buttram, ) "H ~ No Fury." A Pl'lltJ venture) '59-Randolp!1 Scott, Vlr·
-.. -. C..'1ils Ind T...,, lfd bandit -• ..... -~· Gene Baylos. Jan OaltJ, Rich llttlt, as her huaband, after afle roba tM U 1'llt ,..._ sai. (C)
Morey Amsterdam and Pat 1nd Ceah. StDc:ldDn Bank. Carol l.1nley CUllll.. (C) ........... (Wlltern)
• lffl CI> (42) n. Odalll (C) I TwtlOt z... (30) • an.ciy. Rita Garn. (l>)'"t.'My Name Is Jemal." cavalry· JICl ....._ ..... (C) (60) ~ Cl) ('2) "'1 ....., (C)
men taldna 1 Mrl'lnt to be tianpd . n.. Qd15"'•1 S.. (C) (30) iiw1i: ~ (auapente) '49
substitute Jemal for thtlr prtaoner. " an-Mede Monsters of the 0.." !Intl Muon, Bartia,. Bet Gtddea.
He If most auccetda In wtnnlna • Thia epilllde trlCtl the attlrnpta of lZ:JO 1fJ .._. "Clludll...., (drama)
stay of execution to pin tJme to man to aurvlve In the hostile • ,.52-ftobert PrtstDn prove Ills ldtnttty when a tripper vlronment benttth Ult aurf1C1 of .._ 11 S...t _ ·
ldentlfl "I I....... nt ttle ... by Ute of machines. .... -· es m as u .. Slflll ._. ......... ..--(30) .,..._ U 1:00811"'9: "'711 ac...,,...,. (dr1· m ..... C1..t <60> Pete -. UIJ ·-·-... .... me • • and Buffy Saint.Marie pay homt&• la June 28 to Auptt 14, 1914. Tht ma) 50-£dmond O'Brien, Joennt
to th ·---'--1nc11-MntJ "°"'the Saraftw .... ,. Dru. OJ i! .. -~aldi.;"'· tSon to the Brltltlt dtdaraUon of 8 9-• "ftl F..., '(C)
* Don't . GEORGE war ar. cowncl. D .._. (C) miss fm EJ ~ • &a 1tcM (C) Cl) Adlte T1ltlh: "QM!rapoua Mr.
PUTNAM at 5 & 10 PM uuo1-:-""'-llMll" (drama) Penn." for ALL the news! Ch. 5 • it Boprde, Sarah Mii• 1:15 a C.•_,., , .... lotrd
"Teenagers dislike anything
over30.Excepthainburgers~
Piers Anderton's "Viewpoint" -whether he's discussing the generation
gap, Satchel Paige or the FBI-adds a fresh dimension to the news. Join
Piers Anderton, KNBC anchorman Tom Brokaw, sportscaster
Ross Porter and weather forecaster Gordon Weir each night at 11 :00.
It's the only late news show that is really alive.
~I ~ -.newseMce IN COLOR WEEKNIGHTS 11-11 :30 PM
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 16, 1968
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PlplO
MORN INC.
l:lOf)Clwt Ua '11111 0.,/ ..... (C)
1:30 fJ Suarile ...... (C) fli&lbll
literatule Is tht subJect for Monday,
Wednesday Ind Friday; ''Thtln,
Atheism ind Humanism" Is tht
course for Tuesday and Thuraday. D Educdon fldaanp (C) "Reed·
Ing Mapzlnes."
I TtaclNt ln·StMc:e
EdllC'ltionll FNtum
Ttdlnlcal Corner
• @ (i) The TodlJ Show (C) Momlft&'• at 7 (C)
7:00 I OdymJ (C)
Mr. Wbllbone (C)
Riff 'n' RtdclJ (C)
7:15 fB S1Ddl MarUt 7:301 C1S 11 ... (C) Joseph Btntl. • CartDon am. Dapllne'a Cartaon Caatle (C)
Adwenturea of C•bJ (C)
1:00 a a@ c.,ta1n Kanaaroo <C>
6) RocUt Robin Hood (C)
1:25 U Co111a11nitJ llllletln Board
Mowle: See Daytime Moviu. 1:301 Car1oons
TM hlazfn1 Tllr ..
1:45 (ii) Cl) Yldeo Dl191t (C)
t:OO ! Cl) TN Lucy Show (C) • @Snap JudlJHtrt (C) owir. See Daytime MOYles.
• W..t11'n Ster Tlltltre
Jack LA LAnne &trC• (C)
RoclJ and His Friendt (C) CV Wtbster Webfoot (C)
Cl) Ann GutdMr Sllow, Friday
only.
t:25 B 9@ NBC Nan (C) Nancy
DICkerson.
t'.3019 Cl) lewerty Hlllbllllea (C) @ <Il Cow1b1tiea (C)
• Hol!Jwod end IM Sbn
........ (C)
6) Edtlcltloul Feet.• t11U
(HJ (]) Jack u LAnne (C)
lD:OO I) A1t1J Critfttll (C)
D QI Cl) ,.,... .. 111y (C) HUii!
O'Brien. Bq Palmer and Nlll'IJ
Russell 1ttempt to au• th• Inner
peoonalities of P•r1 B1il1J (Mon·
day), Dustin Hoffm1n (Tuttday),
George Hamilton (Wednesday), Juliet
Prowte (Thurad1y) 1nd Otto Prtmlft-
Pf (Friday). Host Is Larry Blyden.
G Movie: See Daytime Movies.
(HJ (]) PMOnlMI laMnftelcl
QJ 00 Sanny TodlJ (C)
10-.30 fJ QI Cl) Didi Vin Orb Slllw
D @ 00 Hollrwood 511..,. <C> Peter Marshall wek:oma Gia Youn1.
Kaye Ballard, Gypsr Rose L• ind
Grtt Morris to the Squarte 81t,
l4on1 with Wally eo., Ch1r1ty WM·
er, Rote M1rte, Jan Mumy and
Paul Lynde.
fJ (fZ Cl) (4Z) Giel CMtt (q
GI Fro. Ille lntlde Chit (C)
6)htllw Hoed
lJ
11
1J
11
11
12
11:00 IJ 9 (I) u.. .. Lltl (C) fl) C.111190dttJ Rlpoft
D 0 00 JeopanlJ (C) 2:55 D @ Ci) NBC Nen (C) flooJd m Slllfff Joiln (C) Kalber. m Hoeper hotl (C) 3:00 IJ a (I) PREMIERE TM Ua*'-
11:25 IJ 9 Cl) CBS ..... (C) Joseph t.r Sllew (C) Sub·tltled ''Tht Pro-
Benti. ll'lm About P9oplt," this new show
11:301J Qt Cl) S.rdl for T...,,,. (C) feeturn Art, Oline Ind Jact Link·
ftlll m letter In a series of lntemews ind D l4bl l..!!.I (Je , .... (C) human·lnterest spots.. One thlnt
ID FIWOrita StDrJ (C) th1t won't be chanpd Is the klcb'
11:45 fJ NtWS (C) spot, which emyone enjoys 10 very
11:55 D NBC Ntn (C) Edwin Newman. much.
AFTFR"IOON
12:00 IJ Boutique (C)
D ~ @ ut'a M1k1 1 Dul (C)
1J Clrtoons; C.Okln& Wltll Conil,
(C) Wednesday. u @ (]) (42) lewttdled
fJ r .. pe (C) Mula Cola, Bob Dor-
nan, ROJ Elwell.
OP.D.Q. (C)
U Hi<wlJ Pitre!
D @ (]) (42) c....i tto.itm (C)
ID TM AaazJna 111M
@ @Matinee: Don Rodewald.
3:30 1J Luctr htr (C)
D Miu Dou&lu (C)
1J N1tlouj Velvet M @ (]) (42) Olle LHe Te U. ,
m ... 11111 <C> a (j) Dlallq for Doll111 ..
m News (C) Jack Latham.
(D NIWI (C) Biii JohnL
~ (j) Andy Crlffltll
2:30 ,_ ~ IT\ Aa the WOfld Tins (C) 4:001J Mr. Ed; Mowlt, Fri. only.
t -1e1 IJlJ II Ozzie 1nd Harriet Q QJ Ci) Deya of 0.r U. (C) D (i?J (]) (4Z) 0_. S1aldows (C} e Mr. M1aoo (C); Stinar-J, (C) ,.,. n d • _ .... Tues. Thurs. · u IMllY an ..._ u ci7J (1) (42) 1,...,. .. <C> m ea11DoM
QJ Movie: See D1ytime Movies. 4:30 IJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Dillin& for Doll.. (C) u ,._ Don't Eat tile Dlillll (C)
1:00 IJ Qt Ci) Lowe la 1 MlllJ Splen-D ,._. HMr (C) Baxter Ward.
dored Tliln& (C) fJ nt Rell McCop
D ~ 00 ne Doctofl (C) m TM T'buderblrda (C)
IJ t.e.I It tD ._. ID 8om's Bf& To, Sltow (C) u (i1) Cil (42) 0..... ...... (C) a2J (]) (42) .... .,...... (C)
1:30 IJ 9 Ci) TM Qutclil& tJcjlt (C) 5:00 I KJllBC ....... (C)
Q @ @Mok WOftd (C) horp htnl• Nen (C)
1J Dible 111111 fJ F Troop u (fij (]) (42) f"""1 '°' Sllollld ID Tiie Fii..... (C) Ask~) IDTMM..-S
ID 'THE MAGIC OF FASHION' ~@Jl•llJ nio ...... Sllew (C) * Zodys Fashion Show (C) QI Cl) SWIJ'• rtrza hrtJ
ID Wort.I Adftntltre. (C) Mon., Fri.; 5:30 0 (ID (1) AllC N... (C) FraNI
Sci.fJ DNtrt, (C) Tua., Thurs.; ReynOldt.
Mqic et FllllllN, (C) Wed. fJ n. Croowr S1tow (C)
1:55 0@ CJ) (42) Qllclr•'• Doctor m W111chefl·MllloMJ Show (C)
(C) LindOn H. Smith, M.D. ID lllllcia•a laland (C)
2:00 fJ a (j) Secret ~· <C> 9 @ "" o., 1961 <C> D @ @You Doti t S., (C) ta Cl) Mii f,.. UNCU (C) u Lowe Tlllt ....
fJ (fij (]) (42) IMNlllllMJNMd• ,,_ CC>1r---........--------,. BOb tublnks hosts. ID-Sclloel ,,...._.... Kea
ID Movie: See D1ytlm1 Movies. C:..nel 21 •a llr ti• fir 1191 a..
l!'f!\ Tedi ica1 Cor Alplea ~ ud CNq klleela for
U# II '* cMidr•'t ...... ,....,....... II
2:301J ta Cl) TM Ed11 _, Nl&M (C) lddltilll, Ille mu. bl'Nllcllb fta.
D @00 ne M1tdl c ... (C) _.. ,....,... fir ....,., rr.
Gene Rajbum'a 1uests are Lainn O-• .,. tdled9IM • ...._
B.call ind 1 surprise auat llM"7 l:lO AM-Z:JO
• flk "-lest; c.tilt& T....., 10:20 Ml-l:m
-Wed--' • ......., 1:45 All-I~ Arnlld Ille Wertcl, ,.,, n-.ilJ. Tll......, t-.AS AIM~
fJ !HJ CI> (42) Oat111 .... (C) frldaJ 10:00 Allll-2:30
.ilm Tina• hosts. ·-----------
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 16, 1968
TUESDAY
I
NOVEMBER 19
m Tht Perttptlve Parent (30) e TOllllJ Prolltro (C) (30) e Get the whole news from
"Tensions In th Home " D <llJ (j) (42) It TaktS 1 Tbltf (C) * GEORGE PUTNAM now! ~ CIJ McH•lt'• Nny ~) "Hens Acrou the Border." Con· Exclusive covera1e, plus t!) Notldero 34 (C) cluslon. Colonel Heinrich, head of
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tions reserve the rllfrt to
change pro&rammlng with·
out advance notice.
(42) ABC News (C) Frank Reynolcb. East German secunty (portr.yed by complete sports & Joseph Cotten), accuses • Russian Tefecopter cu1 Ins!
7:00 IJ 9 (j) CBS Evenln1 NtwS (C) 1eneral ot se>Yln& for the U.S. and -(30) Walter Cronklte. simultaneously moves to arrest 0 lieorat Pub\111 News (C) (60)
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 O (C) "Ralntr.. CountJ'' Part II
(drama) '58 -£lizabeth Taylor.
Montgomery Clift.
9:00 0 "Hold Baell UI• Otwn" (drama)
'41-Charles BoYer. Olivia deHavil·
land, Paulette Goddard.
10:00 fJ (C) "Tit• McConnell Story" (dr3·
ma) '55-Alan Ladd, June Allyson,
James Whitmore.
1Z:30 m "S.ntimentll Journey" (drama)
'46-M;:ureen O'Hara. ''The Cap-
tive CltJ'' (drama) '52-John FOf'·
sythe.
2:00 tB "Anon for HI,_,, (mystery) '59
-Steve Brodie, Lyn Hubbard.
4:3011 (C) ''Tammy and the Bachefo('
(romaooe) '57 -Debbie Reynolds,
Leslie Nielson.
EVENING
5:00
U Coverage with Courage! * GEORGE PUTNAM brings
it complete, fresh,
alive! Sports & exclu·
sive Telecopter cut-ins!
&:oo 1J Tht Bia News (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
0 Huntlty·Brinkl., Report (C) (30) e Are you ready for some * laughs? STEVE ALLEN
hosts actor David Hem-
mings, comic Gene Baylos,
singer Lynn Kellog in
a f un·outing tonight!
0 Sttwt Alltn Show (C) (90) Youn&
act0< David Hemmlnas shows scenn
from his new mo¥1e, "Chara• of the
Liaht Brlaade." Lynn Kelk>u d•
livers a rockina "Up on the Roof':
and comic Gene Baylos is on hind
u Steve spoofs ultra·milltant news
reporters in a iketch, '1ht Dan
Smock Commentary."
0 SU O'Clock Movie: (C) "'Wiid t
Way To Go! Part II (comedy) '64
-Shirley MacLaine. Bob Cummlnp,
Olclt Ven Dyke, Reainald Gardin«.
0 I SpJ (C) (60) tB 81tm1n (C) (30)
@ (]) Men Griffin (C) fm Wblt'a N•t (30) di Dtstlno la Gllt11
(42) NIWI (C)
l:JO 0 MIC ,._me. (C) (60) m I LAM Lucy (30) m v.,.,. to ~ 1ottom ot t1tt s.e <C> (60) •
t!jJ@Huntt.,-lrfnkltt Rtpoft (C)
... ,. 12
e W1'11f1 MJ Unt? (C) (30) Noah Bain .. an American agent fJ U1l CD (42) nara Uft (C) (60)
m p c ...,. MllY Griffin (C) (90) "Our Fim Baby,'' st1r Robert uaword ( ) (30) ..., Morse doubles as father and baby
@ @ Anltriu! (C) tB Peny Matn (60) in a fantasy hour set In Heaven
EJ'l) £Jt&fblt--fad end flDCJ (30) ED Makina Thlnp Grow (30) "Pot· and on Earth. Tim Conway, M1hali1
"Lanauaae as a Beh1vonal Phenom· tin&." (R) Jeck.son and Corbett Monica auest.
enon." James Bostain examines the * Catch STEVE ALLEN O Twlllibt Zone (30)
role of convention in lanauaae and m Jadl Ladl1m Ntwt (C) (30) wrltlna tomorrow 6pm! Makes "OU • T m AmtriCln W... (C) (30)
(42) Trutll or ConMQuencee (C) feel good all evening! Ch. 5 m NET Pl•yhouie (C) (90) "A eel· * Gordon MacRae Special 9:00 0 Q;3@ Ttllld., Nlaht •t h ebration for Willl•m jennlngs Bryan."
with Barbara McNair Morita: (C) "El Cid" Part 11 (ad· · (R> tonight in just 2 hrs. Ch. S venture) '61-Char1lon Heston, So-@I) El Caballero de 11 NodM (C)
7:30 f) Qj (I) 41Lcer (C) (60) Paul phla lor&n, Raf Vallone, Genwleve 10:30 f) IUCXT Repotil (C) (30) "for&et
Brinegar, a l~e favorite on the Page, John Fraser, Hurd Hatfle!d, Us Nol" Explored are the prob-
Rawhide series, bealns a new ree· Herbert Lom. Conclusion ~ ~· bio· lems of the half million Los Aneeles
ular role as a cantankerous nomad iraphlcal spectacle of Spain s llth· senior cllizen1 and what ls belna
who has tempomily acquired eiaht century hefO, .~odrlao,,DllZ de B~r done to solve them. (R)
foster children and becomes an un· -~lc;knamed El Cid, and his wife, r.'!11 M it· "N l -..-. Cl\1mene. ia6 ov • ever owe 1 -.n-welcome guest of the uncen after (drama) '58 -John BarrymOf't,
suffering a sefious "injury." 0 Gordon MacRae Special! Steve McQueen.
0@@ .ltrrJ Ltwis (C) (60) * Barbara McNair & Rich m Ntw1 (C) (30) Biii John.a.
Guest Barbara Feldon plays a tree little all make this Qi Cl) l.oul RtpOft and Dean Jones slnas. B Dear old Dr. Smith a pure delight! Makes et Dttros del Muro * adopts a vegetable that you wish an hour were 11:00 tJ Devtn O'Clodl Report (C) (30)
loves people. It thinks longer! DON'T MISS IT! Ory~~P:..tiee (C) (30) Tom
they're delicious! It's o saiowua 5 (C) (60) "The Go<· Brokaw.
LOST IN SPACE time! don MacRae Show." Barbara Mc· 0 Alfred Hitdlcocl (30) g Lost in Spice (C) (60) '1he Nair and Rich Little join MacRae in 0 News (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
Flaming Planet" Dr. Smith b• aona and comedy. m Donald O'Connor (C) (90)
friends a dangerous plant that fI1) Innovations (30) "Steam En· Guesta are G80(it Lindsey end Pe-
threatens to en4ulf the Jupiter II. gines fOf' the 70's." Dr. Richard ter Lupus, ain&er Carmel Quinn. Brenneman and Donald Johnson co d. RI T I nd fa '""
U l'i"il r.i"'I (42) Mod Squ...., (C) (60) me 1an p ay or 1 m .... 1.1.U \1.J -demonstrate a steam enaine that "p1'""""""....,, _..._. Dr '-'"n Gtn... "find Tara Chapman!" Yvonne Craig .. ...,.,.....,.. -'""· · ""' ~ may hasten the renaissance of a vanni.
plays a girl on the run who is un· bygone era. They will discuss Ule J.e Thlt Show (C) (30) eoroett
aware that she is dying from con· advantagM of steam over the Inter· tagious meningitis. The youna folk· nal combustion en&ine. onica and Jeanne Bendeck discuss singer flees a h<»pital while her the subject. "Have Your Children
traveling companion Is being given @I) Ln Hermenltn Ylvinco Read Any Good Boob latlly?
emergency treatment for the dread * Don't miss GEORGE @ Cil News (C)
disease. Sin1er Della Reese makes PUTNAM at 5 & 10 PM ei3 Ci) Thia Dey 1968 (C)
her television dramatic debut In the Q! Cl) UAll Nen role of a niahtclub proprietress.. for All the news! Ch. 5 EE Notidtn 34 (C)
O Miiiion $ Movir. "R1ttl1 of 1 g:JO IJ 9 (j) Doria DIJ (C) (30) (42) News (C)
Simple Min'' (comedy) '64-Harry When several valuable objects dis-11:30 IJ Movie: "A Shn&tf 1,. My And'
Corbett, Diane Cilento. In London, appear from the r1ndl, Buck iMists (drama) '59 -June Allyson, Jett
a gir1-shy bachelor finds himself in they were taken by Leroy. the new Chandler.
the apartment of a nightclub h0$l· hired hand, but Doria Martin urges O ~@The Tonlpt sa.ow (C)
m 'Trudl or Conaequencea (C) (30) further Investigation. 0 Movie: (C) .. Mapitlctnl Mat.
Three babies are placed in a large U EXCELLENT POLICE dol"' (drama) '55 -Anthony Quinn, Maureen O'Hara.
circle in which a number ut toys * ACTION MELODRAMA U ri'il r.n (42) a..-91.-.. (C) are set. and their motheD auess WJ \llJ ~ ._,.,.. how many toys her child will toudl 0 <llJ (1) (42) HYPO (C) (30) m Movie: "The Clpttve Heert .. in 60 second'-''fhe Cut of the Shady Lady." (drama) '47-Mlchael Redfreve. m Run for Your lift (C) (60) When a be~utiful '°"'° d~ncer IC· 12:15 0 Movie: "llldl Gold" (tdvtn· ~ tanclon de I• Rell (30) cuses an influenhal businessman ture) '63-Phil <Arey. Dl•n• Mc·
u:i of having murdered her husband Bein
@!) Enganamt after his death had bffn ruled a
8:00 m Hllel (C) (30) suicide, Oet. Corso sets out to 1ub-12:30 m N1Ud CltJ fD The French Ctlef (30) (R) stantlate her charge. Robert Aldo l :OO IJ Movie: "s..lll Dlll•I" (dr1ma) OJ Prtmitr OrflOft Qo-&o end Gretchen Corbett auest. '37-Barbare Stanwyck, John Boin. fJ Ntwt (C) (30) Ted Meyers. 0 Movie: "ltUllal111a" (dr1m1) '66
1:30119 Ci) Red Skelton (C) (60) tB ~rt to Travtl (C) (30) '1he -Anna Maananl Walter Chlarl.
Skelh>n, Tackle Coogan ind Jimmy Andes Countries-Their Land and U News (C ) '
Cross pertorm 1 vaudeville fan People." Hal Sawyer visits Peru and 0) Adton ThNtrti: "Give Me lht
dance In the Olio Spot. Ecuador. S .. 0 Q) (])Julia (C) (30) "Too Ell) Gov. Ruc1n Newa Conftrtnct tars.
Good To Be Too Bed." Corey trlu (30) 1:30IJCofllm11nltJ lull•th1 lolrd (C)
to become a ~hool behavior prob· t!) Hoy m Frot11 tM lllllde Owt (C)
lem so his mother Julia and Ult
11nm1rried Yice-prlnclp1I can meet. 10!00 R 9 (j) Wh,
Jaff Burton portrays Stanley Jeck· Wfitte, Why? (C)
aon. Rea1e>0er
W 1t1l, Whn, 2:<IO m All-Nlcflt Sbor. "Subw1y in tht
(30) With H•rTY Sky," "Fluy Martin.'' "Mlahty
U™!s."
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17
7:00 D 9 (i)ll ....... e-c-w-1 "Heidi." A two· hour special, starring Maxi·
milian ~hell, Jean Simmons, Michael Redgrave, Walter Slezak
and newcomer Jennifer Edwards in the title role. Exteriors for
the special, directed by Delbert Mann from Earl Hamner's
television adaptation based on the Johanna Spyri book. were
filmed in the Swiss Alps and in Lubeck, Germany.
9:00 m I ••IC!AL I All Thlnp Bright •nd BHutitul: One of today's
greatest ba ladeers, Burl Ives, stars In this musical adaptation
of the true meaning of Thanksgiving, and plays host to nine-
year·old Kellie Flanagan, jazz great Lionel Hampton and Randy
Sparks and The Back Porch Majority.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20
7:30 D QJ 00 H•llm.," Hall of Fame: "A Punt, a Pass and a
Prayer." Hugh O'Brian, Don OeFore, Betsy Palmer, Kyle Rote,
Ralph Meeker, Nancy Dussault, Bert Freed and newcomer Shelly
Novack star in this 90·minute drama about a pro-football play·
er, sidelined by a head injury, who struggles to enter blgtlme
football again.
DREAMS OF GLORY-Hugh O'Brian portrays an ex-pro-
fessional football quarterback who wants to return to the big-
time again, Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22
9:30 CPJ I 18c!Al I Population Explosion-The Great Problem: Bill
Burrud, better known for producing adventure and wildlife
programs, produced this hour special that takes a look at the
problems of over·population. The program also explores "The
Pill" and other devices used in birth control and around which
much of the controversy on this subject cente,..
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23
6:30 m I lflc@:I Th•nkqivlnc With The Kins Family: Another of
the King Family Holiday specials with the entire King clan.
The family gathering, complete with turkey and all the trim·
mings, is set at the Carmen Camarillo Jones Estate In Cama-
rillo.
7:30 D@ {j) I l!icfM I Mouse on the Mayflower. Tennessee Ernie
Ford narrates this hour·long program and provides the voice
for its hero-Willum, a mouse who kept a diary of the Pil·
grims' 1620 Voyage to New York. Other voices in the whim-
sical account are provided by John Gary, Eddie Alt>.rt and
Joanie Sommers.
8:3(8 ~c~ A Famlty Thina: The music.al Cowsill family--Ba ra wsill and six of her singing youngsters are the
stars of this half·hour musical. Buddy Ebsen guests and Intro-
duces the family In a home setting, chatting with father-
tounder Bud Cowsill, and joining In for some song and darfte.
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 20
For mornin1 and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for yow convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tlons reserve the right to
chance programmln1 with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
l:lO u (C) .,... (mysttry) '55
David Knistrt, Oavtd F1rrar.
9:00 e "Hdlr'a Catie" (drama) '48
-J1mes Maton, Dtborlh Kerr.
10:00 0 (C) .. .,. Mair Tt Rt•••br' (drim1) '57~ry Gl'lnt, Dtborlh
Kerr.
12:JO m "l1lt sa.ct:1n1 11111 ,,..,....
• (mUJicll) '47~ Gr1ble. #fllla
Ice" (comedy) '37--Sonil Htnlt. z.-oo m "l1lt ...,. <mystwy> '39-
Henry Kend1ll, Felix Aylrl*'.
4:JO 11 (C) "l1lt Cthlla l&ldt" (•ctvtn-
tul'9) '53-Rock Hudaon, Piper UU·
rie.
fVENINC.
.... • .... Iii -(C) (60) Jerry Dunphy.
D H•dlJ-lrtUStr ~ (C) (30)
IJ Start the evenlna with * some fun! STEVE ALLEN
hosts actor Stephen Boyd,
singer Bob Carroll, &
spouse Jayne! Steve's
lll'ol'lady returns!
IJ ........ (C) (90) st..
welcomes back Gertrude Mehr, en
1uthottty on ewryttilnc. whom he
discowred in his 1udltnet. Stephen
Boyd, Jeyne Meadows, Bob C.noll,
Pit Hunniton suest. D sa CYCllct llowtt: (C) ...,... ~ (wemm) '50-J11M1 Stft.
I Debra P1pt Jtff Ch1ndler.
I S,, (C) (60)
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(JO) w1liir Cronkite.
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5:00 .,....., ....... "...., IJ Coverage with Couracel (4Z) Tl'lllll • c. ... wcw (C) * It's George Putnam time! 7:30 B Diktat (C) (60) An opportunlltlc Get an early start on hunter 1t11t1 buyln1 Iii.cl •round
the news! Sports & Tele· W•mtru ind 1ttempts to convert
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WEDNESDAY (Contln&Md) -Doris Day, Rich1rd Hurb, RtJ
W•lfpciiil Kruxhen. around. thrt1t1nln1 th• ml1r1tln1 m Ho•• .. e1$tr'"n""1alJ-
1nim1ls. (60) obtrt nft conducts the Los D Hallmark Hall of Fame Anr•tes County Museum of Alt Or· * A PUNT, A PASS & A chestn and The Gniu Smith Sina·
PRAYER-Huah O'Brian ers in • tribute to IKOr Str1vl~ & and his music. stars as injured pro &m L•dl• Ubl•
P.u~W.~~c)~'A~~:~ *Don't miss GEORGE
Pus ind 1 Pr1yer." Orem• ebout PUTNAM at 5 & 10 PM
a former bl1 l111ue quarterback. for ALL the news! Ch. 5
sidelined by a serious head Injury, 9:30 R 9 Cl) lreen Acr91 (C) (30)
who struules to return to blitime Offver Dourtn Is so inc:.nsed owr
footb1ll. mall procedures by Sam Drucker It
II Guess who louses up his store. tie wrttes to ttie u.s. * LOST IN ~PACE crew Postmaster General demandina mall
t •t ? R' ~1 I , delivery service. . om e. ''"'· ts fJ News (C) (30) Ted Meye11. good old Dr. Smith m WolMln et die Wortd (C) (30)
looking out for No. 1! "Jun&le Adventure In Guatem111."
B Lost In Sc»1ce (C) (60) "The 10;-00 fJ tit Cl) Jottlltlan Willttn (C)
Time Merchant." (60) Merv Griffin, Audrey MudoWI,
0 (ii) (!) (42) Htl't Co,.. Ult Dani Valery and The frivolous Rvt
Brides (Cf (60) "A Jew N1med Sulli-auest.
Vin." Richel Miller. the only Jewish a ID 00 llt• Oubldtr (C) (60)
prospective bride In S11ttle, decides ''0!!9 Lona·Stemmed Amerycan Buu-
that she cannot live without her ty. Betty Reid ind Mene Windsor
faith Ind prepares to leave beeaUM &Uest in the draml about ~e d~th
there Is no one of her reliaion to of 1 f1dtd former matinee idol
marry. whose reported aulclde looka more
fJ Mlllioft $ Movlt: "Tiit l..su,.d like murder.
hell!" (dr1m1) '63-bslie Caron. It Coverage with Courage!
Tom Bell, Brodt Peters. * GEORGE PUTNAM NEWS I ~:',;~':'~<~> <30> is fast, complete, alive!
Clllden do 11 Rau (30) Dick Enberg sports!
En11n1.. Telecopter report!
1:00 I '""' Putfta111 ...... (C) (60) D Hallmark Hall of Fame • TwiJIJlrt l.otM (30) * Hugh O'Brian stars in Ject llttui• News (C) (30)
t port d Wandtthast (C) (30) "Moods of
5 ormy s S rama Sp1in." Biii Burrud tours 5911n,
I H1Zt1 (C) (30) vlsitlna M1drid, Grenada, the fl·
News 111 hf1'*tlff (C) (60) mous pellet at Alhambra and the
Mltn:ola Makel old world ltmosphere of Seville.
1:30 fJ The ;Md lllJI (C) (30) Over fil) MIYO' YOf11'1 NtwS Confer.a
Rufus' werninp, Bert obt1ins 1 el El CablUtro do 11 NodM (C)
bank credit card 1nd aoes off on a 10:30 o Movie: "Kina ind Co..trf'
• spendin1 SP'"· but his r11I trou -(drama) '65-0irk Bogarde, Tom
bles come when Rufus loses the Courtenay
card. (Rescheduled from Nov. 13.) ID News . (C) (30) Bill Johns.
It WIN WITH THE STARS O> Dttras dll 11.,. * Allen Ludden's music & 11;-00 tJ EJovee O'aoct Report (C) (30)
money show! Guest Abby Jerry Dunphy.
Dalton! Win $2 to $1,000 e:,ac ........... (C) (30) Tom
from Von's Markets! B NFl ,, .. ot t11e w.-(C) (30)
B Win wtu. tile Stefl (C) (30) News (C) (30) Baxter W1rd.
Abby Dalton 1uests. GI Don~ O'Co11aor (C) (90) D l17j (1) (42) ~ rtec. (C) Guests 1rt producer Sidney Miller, ~)Betti makes manaements for 1ctress Nancy Olson, actor Chill
Peyton's funeral; Or. Rossi attempts Wills, sh11er Bach Yen and hypno-
to pe11uade Lew to try for a modi· tist Arthur Ellen.
cal career; Marsh1 tells Fred her ID lltlt Sllow (C) (30) ''Are You
suspicions 1bout Carolyn and Jeff. lrralstiblt to Women?" Ed Me-
l hv 8rtffln (C) (90) M1hon ind Mister Lynn auest.
hny ...... (60) ti) Notidtl'I 34 (C)
Sollrius (42) ..... (C) * Catch STEVE ALLEN 11:15 8) Dr. nn. ., JWICO (C)
tomorrow 6pml Makes you U:JO fJ Mowtt: -rnn leldlll11d"
feel 1ood all evening! Ch. 5 (1dventure) '58-Kerwln Mlthtw1.
9:00 II IM11J MlllbltUa (C) (30) l•· Rey Danton.
st.tr Flatt ind Earl Scruus 1rrfve IJ @ CI) Tllt Tonietlt Sllow (C)
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dressed in the Bonnie ind Cfyde '47--Stewert Granier. Anne Craw·
fashions they've been we1rin1 for ford.
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New Version of an Old Classic
By MAR.IAN DERN
Every well-known book. it seems, bas
been adapted, in some cases very loosely
adapted, for a movie or 1V version. Some-
times the tjtle is the only recognizable fea-
ture which, as some youngsters know, can
get you into trouble when you're writing
a book review for English class, based on
the movie version you have just seen on lV.
It is impossible, of course, to exactly
transfer the written word, a medium in
which readers invent their own visual images
and fantasies, into the highly visual and
specific medium of film.
However, one can reasonably expect a
filmmaker, if be is using a book, to stay
with the spirit and main characters. Un-
fortunately there are times when even the
names should have been changed to pro-
tect the reputation of the author.
For instance, who can forget one of
Hollywood's p-eat chase scenes. Not the
chanot race an "Ben-Hur," but the 1937
Shirley Templeized version of "Ht;idi," in
which a terrifyingly wild-eyed grandfather
seizes the dimpled darling of that era and
~peeds in a sleigh across ice and snow,
pursued by a group of Hamburg's finest
That movie was, as far as l know, Holly-
wood's first and last version of Johanna
Spyri's classic tale of a small girl and her
love for her grandfather, and the magnifi-
cent Swiss Alps where he lived. In that 1937
version. the Alps appeared only briefly, a
painted backdrop on a studio back lol The
action took place in a studio set represent-
ing Hamburg, where an ogress of a gov-
erness insisted on tormenting poor Heidi,
who dreamed of returning to her mountains,
whose beauty the viewer could only imagine.
I must admit that the grade school set
o( that day thronged to see the film. for
in those days Shirley Temple oould do no
wrong. But in all due respect to parents
and childcen the world over, not to mention
Miss Spyri, they should have changed tlte
utle to something like "A Miss o~ Swiss"
or whatever.
Sunday night NBC offers a new version
of the classic. And this time the makers
have gone to the mountains. It was filmed
entirely on location, in Sils-Maria, a ski
~esort 9000 ft. up in the Swiss AJps, and
in Hamburg, Gennaoy. The network se-
cured a distinguished director, a first rate
ca~t. allowed feature length time (two
hours), a generous budget and three months
to put it together
The result is beautiful, it is true to the
'Pirit of the boo~. a.ad yes, there are some
changes which the purists will be quick to
point out
According to the director, Delbert Mann,
the changes were made in the interest of
updating the story to appeal to today's more
sophisticated audiences, and also making a
film that the whole family, not just small
children, would enjoy. For imtancc, some of
the characters, Mann feels, Jack adequate
explanation of motivation. Fraulein Rotteo-
meir, especially, is pictured as an unbeliev-
ably wicked old witch. "No one would be-
lieve such a one-dimensional character to-
day," says Mann. He has changed her into
a pretty, modest lady from "lower class"
circumstances who falls in love with her
emptoyer, Herr Sesemann, and who is kind
and understanding toward Klara and Heidi.
Even Klara's illness is given a brief, psy-
chosomatic explanation.
The effort was, says Mann, to create
Sir Michul Red1rave and Jennifer Edwards
greater realism of character. It was an in·
teresting and unusual project for Mann,
one of the ~t <::nlative lights of the Play-
house 90, Philco Playhouse days of lV,
who left to do movies (winning an Oscar
for "Marty").
He admits that he has become "very dis·
enchanted with what 1V baa been doiq,"
and before Heidi (filmed in 1967) bad oot
done anything on television for nine years.
(He recently directed a CBS Playhouse
called "Saturday Adootion" which airs in
December.) Why come back? ''Because,"
says Mann, "I· was given creative freedom,
a good budget, the chance to do a flnt cJasa
film. Originally, it was to be a 90-mioute
version for 1V, with option to do a two-
hour version for foreign distribution. But
when it bad been edited to two houn,"
Mano recalls, "we just didn't see bow any-
thing else could bo cut without ruining 1t.
So I sent it to the sponsor, Timex, and the
network, and after seeing it they agreed.
It airs in the full two-hour version."
The casting of the role of Heidi was a
key matter. Mann interviewed some ISO
girls, both here and abroad, but says that
he quickly narrowed it down to four. He
ended up testing only one-Jennifer Ed-
wards, who certainly looks the part. She
bad no previous acting experience, but is
the daughter of well known Hollywood
director Blake Edwards.. (Jennifer resides
in England with her mother.)
"She is . truly remarkable," says Mann.
"She not only learns her lines, but listens,
and responds to the other actors' lines. I
remember one very difficult socoe. Heidi
has to leave her grandfather, thinking sbe1J
never see him again. For various reasons
we bad to do the scene 1 S times. Each time
Jenny would go into the hut, wait a few
minutes, then come out crying, as the script
required. I thought it remarkable that she
could do this. Later her mother told mo
that Jenny's own grandfather was very ill,
and she thought she might not see him
again. The thing is that the girl instinctively
drew on this own feeling of hers and used
it for Heidi."
The rest of the cast were all experienced
actors-Sir Michael Redgrave, Walter Sle-
zak. Maximilian Schell, Jean Simmons.
Klara and Peter are played by two Enafuh
actors-Suleika Robson and John Moulder
Brown--who have studied actina. Miss Rob-
son is especially outstanding, particularly
io the dramatic scene where she learns to
walk.
There is no violence in the film, and
there is no villain. As Mann points out, all
the cb.aractera are reasonable, believable
human beinp. And yet, strangely enough,
in the interests of realism, the total effect
is both less dramatic and more sugar-coated
than the original book.
A child's world is filled with threats and
terrors, real and imaaine4. And the darker
they arc, the sweeter is the ftnal triumph
over them. in this case Heidi's return to her
grandfather and the Alps.
AD of which is not to take away from the
NBC program. It is a plcpurable rwo hours
for the family, beautifut in llOCDCT)', positive
in terms of human values, • well told tale.
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 16, 1968
THURSDAY
NOVEMBER 21
For morning and afternoon
llstinp, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tlons reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 O "ltbtccl" Part I (drama) '40
-Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine.
t:OO 1J "TM Mljor end UM Minor''
(comedy) '42-Ray Miiiand, Gln1er
Roaers, Diena Lynn.
10:00 fJ (C) "Sayonan'' Pert I (drama)
'57-Mar1on Brando, Red Buttons.
Miyoshi Umelcl.
12:30 m "four Moa.s" (drama) '41-
Tht Lant Sisters. "~ ift
loftdeft" (adventure) '5r-.Dir11 ~
prde.
2:00 Q) "TM Saint's 5"9 FridlJ" (111Y5"
t.ry) '54-louis Hayward, Naomi
Ctlance.
4:30 IJ (C) "Wild Herftate" (adventure)
'58-Troy Donahue, Maureen O'·
Hara.
FVfNINr.
5:00
II Get an early start on
* the news with GEORGE
PUTNAM! Coverage with
courage! Sports & Tele.
copter report! Tune in!
6:00 I) TIM lti N.. (C) (60) Jeny
Dunphy. D HunUq-811111111J Rl(*t (C) (30)
II RICHFIELD PRESENTS
* LOS ANGELES KINGS
VS. BOSTON BRUINS
II Im tloc*tJ (C) (21/z hr) Loa
A111ela Klnp vs. Boston Bruins at
Boston Gardens. D Sil O'Cled Mewlr. •lflrecl Clll"
(ftstem) '57--Rofy Calhoun. Allnt
Francia.
11 !n (C) (60)
.... (C) (30)
..... '"""' (C) ~. NtwT (C) "Viller Vala."
The Bensons amve at the Island of
Raroia and Villtr Vallt makes
friends with the chief's son.
fl) DtltltMI II Gloria
(U)N ... (C)
6:30 I IOllC ......... (C) (60) I love l~ (30)
Yopp tO tlM lottvM tf UN
S.. (C) (60)
U Cl) Hllntltr·lrfnkltf leport (C)
fil) Wonderful Wortd tf Ql1drel
(30) "Explot1n1 tht Home." Mrs.
Emma Jimenez hosts.
QI Cl) Mdtalt's NnJ
., ........ 34 (C)
(42) AIC N.., (C) Frank Rlynoida.
1:00 a a Cl) ca cw.1111 ....,. <C>
{10) Waliir Cn>nldtt. fJ nat's My U11t? (C) (30)
I P• aJ (C) (30)
(I) MIO •d WIN (C) SiCratitllD File (30)
( 2) Trwtlii ot Coa11111111et1 (C)
*OLYMPIC BOXING at
8:30 following the Kines
Hockey game! See it! Ch5
7:30 IJ a (I) ....... (C) (30) Aftlr
wttnesslnc a hlt·and-nin traffic 1e-
cident and reportlnc the car's II·
cense number to the police, rood
cltl?en Dapood Is •&hast to lum
that he has pinned the r1p on his
boss' wife 1nd may lost hb Job
because of It. a Ci.I m o.1tt ....,. <C> <60>
"naa orTruce." Daniel and 1n
Indian chief who trusts him art
double-crossed by an ambitious
aeneral. Biii Smith, Mort Miiia and
H. M. W~ant 1uest.
0 tHl C1J (42) Ulllat 8"1 In Tftll (C) {30) "Timmy, the Mother." Tlm·
my Is left to care for an lnf1nt &lr1
whose hippie parents' plane has
been lost en route to the "l.ovt·ln
of the Month." 8 MHlloo $ Mtwtt: ..,,llllt EM-
.,.. (drama) '58-laurence H1rv91.
Durlna Wot1d War II, British Navy
fro1men, assl(ned to Submarine
Corps, must atop ltlllln ff'OIJMA
from attachlnr mines to the Iida
of Brttlsh ships. ' m Tmlt tr CIMlqlace1 (C) (30)
Two women compete In m1kln1
banana sptlb, but thlir partntrs,
who aatually ire professional IOdl·
fountain employees, succeed ln
frustmin1 the unJUSpeCtln1 con·
tlSbntl.
I ... f• , .. lff• (C) (60)
CMdelt dt II Ian (30)
Enpa•
l:OO R QI ()) Nl'ftfl nw.G (C) (60)
Mdiarrett ioes "undef'COYer" ind
has himself committed to 1 Call·
fomla prilon In order to obtain
vital Information llnkln1 the dlsap·
pearance of 1 priceless Jewel col·
lection to the mysterious death of
a beautiful 1lr1. (Rescheduled from November 14.) 0 @ Cl) (42) fJJltll Nllft (C) (30) •'AJr Alone by the Convent Phone."
Sister Bertrllle has trouble with
her overlCtive lmaifnltlon when left
•lone wtlllt thm Is a fuitttve
criminal In the area. m ttan1 <C> <30> fil) ....,_, UM Clllblr (30) "Com·
pletlon of the Flfth Position." In·
structor Nold adds dally exardses
and leads further wor11 on the J. S. Bach piece.
ll)Ftlidlmel (C)
l:JO Q ~ Ci) lrotllidt (C) (60) "Ra·
pose. rounded dur1n1 I rol>OMy,
Eve Whitfield howra nt1r duth as
h1r CO·WOr11ers lritW Ind rte1ll
their first mettlnp with tht IO·
clety rlr1 before she Joined the
police force. Nancy Wldlwlrt, Eddie
Rratone and Irene Harvey pat.
8 BOXING from Olympic!
* Tonite's action: Felipe
Gonzalez vs. Bemarbe
Fernandez; plus 10-10
pre-llmal Enberg calls it!
R Baiq (C) (90) Ftllpt Gon· iiTtz and Btm1rbt Fernandez mMt
In a 10..round llCtwef&ht bo\lt. a ID) Cl) (42)wlldlicl (C) (30)
"Is It Malle or lmaalnetJon7' When
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Sam's contd llopn wins a trtp 1-(C) (30) Ted MtYtn. to Tahiti, Darrin ac::cuse1 her of Cmr'a Wldll (C) (30) "Ame·
ualna htr witchcraft In unfair com-z.on." The dtnM fuftlla of the
~-M.Y 1_ (C) (90) Amazon River attract the ldnn-m11• turous aplrtt of the atobtlrottlnc ""1 MaGll (60) host for an exptdJtion to the
. lllcl PlrlPldM (30) B*k farthest outpost of c:Mllution.
newsmtn quttdon Price Cobbs. co-eJl) ,.._ lll (30)
1uthor of "Blldt Rip,,. I pay-1~ 8 QI CJ) Dull lbrtil (C) (60)
chlltrtst's point of View of the Al>bi lane, PIUI Lynde, Gordon
Nqro In white IOClety. MICRM 1nd Bob Ntwblrt ruetl-., ...... Ellr-.
THE FIRST 'PILGRIM' -y_.
Deslff Era&e Font aarnta aad
provides the vol« of WRlum, a
lllOU5e, ID tlile anlmalM mllllcal
llP«lal, "Mou1e oo die MaJ'low-er,., on NBC, S.turday at 7:31
PM.
B Coverage with Courap! * GEORGE PU'Tt4AM tells it
like It isl Enberc on
sport$. Telecopter!
Complete news wra~upl
I .... Pata• ..... (C) (60)
htftPt z.o. (30)
Jac:t Lda• ..... (C) (60}
Wiid Adveat11'9 (C) (30) <R>
RID RIWttw (60) "Safe lnseet
Co~o Silent Sprini." Dr. Al-
bert Hibbs ind luesb discuss the
protection of crops aaalMt Insect
pests in the face of wortd f1mlnt. m El Clblllen .. 1a .... <C>
10:30 0 T.H.L Cit (C) (30)
0 IMll: (C) "llJ Ulde" (com-edY) '58-Jlcques Tatl. m lllNI (C)' (30) Bill Jofln.s.
@ (]) hslpelt te Tl'MI (C)
l!)Dllra .......
(42) Twtlicllt Z..
11:00 D IOl8C ...._._ (C) (30) Tom
Brobw. u Alfnd Hltdacl (30) U .._. (C) (30) Baxter Ward. m Deuld O'C.• (C) (90) TM
Irish Rovers, Ollvil Hutt11 ICld
Leonard Whltina, Leroy Van O,U.
HtntY GiblOfl and Georala Glbbl auest. m nat SM9 (C) (30) NIPHJ Rul-slll ind Samuel Greenfltld dlacull
stocks Ind bonds.
@(l)fltn (C)
9 (j) lMa 0., 19A (C)
a(J)DAKlhn
g) Ntlic*o M (C) * catch STEVE ALLEN (4Z) .... (C)
tomorrow 6 pm! makes you ll:JO IJ...., (C) (30) Jerry 0unp11y.
feel good all evening! Ch. 5 a til CIJ n. T•1&91t ..,. (C)
9:00 1J 9 Cl) Tll...S., NfCllt Mevle: 11 llMI: "llW Hll" (drama)
(C) "QqeMll Alrtu_.. (westem) ·~1u F1irt11nks, Join hit-
'64-Richard Widmart. Carroll Baklr, nett.
Sal Mineo, Ricardo Monbilban, Gii· IJ@ ()) (42) JteJ ...., (C)
bert Roland. Arthur Kennldy, Jlma CB 11wie: .,,_ Md _...,. (dra-
Stewut, Edw1rd G. Robinson. The m1) ·~icha• RtdirM, Rob-
surv1W>11 of a dlseaMd ind lbrv· ert Mor1tJ.
ln1 Indian restMtlon In Oklahoma 11.'00 fJ ..... ~ ._.,......,.
set out to escape tD their old hom• ( ....,) • ... ., ...... w ,.,. lands In WyomlRJ. com_, .,_."",n IJM, ..... ca-
IJ @ (]) n.t Clr1 (C) (30) "JUlt dettl Colbert, Don Dtfor1.
Don1ld and Me and Jerry Mallll lZ:JO D llMt« "EK IP 1 d1'" (drama) '58
Three." Ann ind Don find them· -loub Jourdan.
selves brtaklna their vow not tD m N1Uc1 Cir
take sides In the Bauman's spat
when she to• home to moth•
aod he latcfles himself on to Tlllt
Gir1 ind her boy. m n.tn 1t1t <30> * Don't miss GEORGE
PUTNAM at 5 & 10 PM
for ALL the newsl Ch. 5
9:30 D 9 m 0r..-<C> (30) "Put>-
nc Alfa1jili-0R-l2.'' (Aactlldultd
from Nowmb• 14.)
1J @ ()) (4Z) _.., tll tllt U•
--(C) (60)
1:00 D McMt: (C) . "Ditpb" (drama) ·~nltJ biker, Juliet Pl'OWll.
IJN ... (C)
1:15 DC.•• •"1 t.r161 INnl
1:30B1111111: hmm ti .. Dur (dnma) ·~Jolln Hac:btt. Conr.d
Parham. mr ............ Oii (C) m Act-. 1'llln: "OMp • ....._ ..
A HOLIDAY SPECIAL
A musical adaptation of the true meaning of 1banksaivina-
paatoral scenes, beauty of nature and the gift of friendship-ii
presented in an hour-long all-family special, "AU Things Bright
and Beautiful," airing at 9 PM Sunday on KTIV, Channel 11.
Hosted by Burl Ives, one of today's greatest balladeers, the color
"feast" presents the warmth and undentandina ol the intanaiblo
and beautiful thinp in life.
Ives, "the wayf~ stranger," bridrs the generation gap with
guitar and sona-and 11 joined by all-tune juz great Uooel Hamp-
ton, undisputed King of the Vibes; Kellie Flanagan, a nioe-year-
old actress who is sure to st.cal the hearts of viewers, just as be
does as the daughter of Hope Lange in The Ohost and Mrs. Muir
television series, and the exciting sounds of Randy Sparks and bis
Back Porch Majority. •
Highlights of "All Things Bright and Beautiful" include Ives,
at his balladeering best, singing "Beautiful Things," "Gentle on Mv
Mind," "The House I Llve In" and favorite "The Blue Tail F1y,••
in addition to joining talented Kellie for "My Pretty Little Miss"
and "It's Not What We Learned at the Ballgame."
Hampton, whose swingin' sounds have topped the polls for
30 'years, offers "On A Oear Day/' while the Sparks aggregation
present "Train, Train" and join their host for "A Sona of Hope."
A kaJeid<*JOpic Sflllpbony of sight and sound, achieved by
the proficiency of wnter-director Barry Shear, "AU Things Bript
and Beautiful" is detlnitely not the conventional Thanksgiving pro-
gram-<>verstuJled with turkey clicbes.
K1/U. Pl.an41an, nlM-yNr-old «tress, not o"!r 1kah #wart.I, but al.lo
1unu, 111 M.tronudlo T1levtnc'" K1TY'1 ·All Tldnp Brlfltt tmd
81tndlfu]," lu»t1d by But/ lw1, "tlt6 W4YI~ 1tron~."
Paul B~, who for teVeD seasons waa the PoPU1u W-tabbone of the Rawhide aeries on CBS, baa returned to the~ Networt on a
new, RCU.rrina role--dW of Jelly in the Lancer western series.
Brinepr maka his debut in Lancer Tuesday at 7: 30 PM.
The bearded actor, wbo portrayed the camp cook in 1lawbide,
DO = ia aurrounded by pota and pans. but ho maim tbe io-
arati.a: irascible manner of ~ former characterization. Jelly is
a footloole nomad wbo ftnds ~ton the Lancer cattle
ranch after a teria of ammiJJa incidents. BriDeau won hia role of W-llbbooe in Rawhide by p)ayiQa a
aimilar role in tbe moaaa picture '-caUle Bmdre." · which Viu
dinded by awta Marquis Warren, who later '"became producer
of Jlawb.ido.
hetl7
CALIFORNIA'S
The big day is at hand. The
battlefield is the Los Angeles
Coliseum and the combatants are
John McKay's Trojans (USC) and
Tommy Prothro's Bruins (UCLA).
It's the game of the season
for most Southern Californlans,
and if you were among those
turned down for tickets to the
game, despair not-you can see
it on televislon, live and in color,
compliments of ABC·lV. The
USC-UCLA confrontation is the
second game of a double-header
on the NCAA Game of the Week.
Saturday at 3 PM. The first game
begins at 11:45 AM with Ne·
braska at Oklahoma.
Remember last year? All·Ameri·
can and Heisman Trophy winner
Gary Beban had brought his
UCLA team ahead 20 to 14 in
the fourth quarter. Then suddenly,
another All·American, 0. J. Simp-
son of USC, started a run up·
field and found a hole. He broke
one tackle after another and
streaked towards the goal line
64 yards away, leaving both
Bruins and his team mates far
behind-and bringing 92,000
spectators to their feet for what
was surely one of last year's
most exciting football games.
No predictions here and no
odds as to the outcome of this
year's game, but whether a UCLA
or use fan, all must agree the
game's worth watching just to
see the dazzling efforts of a super·
modern athlete named 0. J. Simp-
son.
At one time, football almost
died because of excessive rough·
ness. That's when the NCAA
(National Collegiate Athletic As·
sociation) stepped In with rules
that opened up the game; separ-
ated the combatants and made
the game safer-and more excit·
ing. It also made America college
conscious.
College football has spread so
much in interest that during the
1960's it has annually produced
crowds of over 25 mllllon ticket
buyers at collegiate contests--al-
most three times the number
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For momln1 1nd afternoon
llstinp, pleaM ... DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change procrammfnc with· out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 D "IW>tcu" Part II (dl'lma) '40
-l.lurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine.
9:00 II "So &II My love" (mystety) ·~Ray Milland, Ann Todd, Leo G. Carroll.
10:00 B (C) .. Saronar1" Part II (drama)
'57-Marlon Brando, Rad Butt1>11a,
Miyoshi Umekl.
12:30 m ''Cry Toulb" (dra1n1) '59-
John Saxon. "TM Hoodl• Prlllr
i ma) '61-0on Mumy.
Z:OO "TM loaltw CW' (drama)
' -Helen Shlna1er, St.am., B.tker. 4:oo a "1111 .. .., ;ooc1.... ..,..
(dl'lma) '56 -Steve Allen, Donna
Reed.
rvrNINC
5:00
IJ Get it early & pt it * complete It's GEORGE
PUTNAM NEWS timer
Sports & Telecopterl
Charlton
Heston
Pony
Express
.. The Six O'Clock Movie"
Friday in color
~Kabc·tv .
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 16. 1968
l:IO. Tiit Ila "... boy la tent to New Yott to wreak $pod! and Dr. McCoy IS prtaonen
Dunphy. nnaunce on the entmlta of Amert-to th• wfll of Pl1tonlans. Michie! II .......,..,.'*"' ~ (C) ( can ~atrilte. Dunn pm.
• STEVE hosts 31-ga e I Trd or Coaeqwc:u (C) (30) a Covera1e with Courapl * winner Denny Mclain ~ :.~ ~ ~~60) * GEORGE PUTNAM NEWS who plays organ & ball bpi... brinp it complete!
with Steve! Barrie Chase! a:oo I Hant (C) (30) Sports I T elecopter! 1J StM Al ... sate. (C) (90) Den-· w.td PYUI (C) (60) g ;-.. rm.. ,.._ (C) (60)
ny Mel.Jin, Pit H1rrln&ton, Edward ,. ... Y Ellr .. 111 D (i! (j) (42) JIMld fW CM Dt-
Evtrett Horton 1nd Barrie Chatt l:lO fJ 9 (I) 809lf r,te (C) (30) fiaa (Cf160) "MJ CUtnt the fool."
ed. Sil tinter 1'9Celvts bis bla bruk When Ben Caldwell Is accused of O'Cltd MM: (C) ..,_, In a Hollywood movt..... ont·llnt lmmorll rel1tlons wfth a minor, ht
(western) '53 -Charlton part Sheldon Leonard aueata. refuses Judd's help and dtfendl
Heston, Rhond1 Aemlna. Fomst D Q CJ) ..._ et tJtt .... (C) himself. Arthur Hiii 1nd Donna
Tucker. (90) 'Onf•I." Din F1"'ll tries to B1ee1la ruest. 11 In (C) (60) prm th• Innocence of 1 woman Dy.., .... ~n C•H•IJI s....
lmwa (C) (30) who is awaitlna execuflon .afUr her (C) (30) Mtl Tormt, Willy Cox and ~:",.=''"(~)) "Avl.tlon." confession to murder. The fonntt Barrie Chase judp the tlltnt ind topless waitress ahot 1t 1 prowler, David J1rmen presents the award. Three sqments on man's attempts only to dlscovtr that she hid killed ,-. •-..£. , .......... _ (C) (60) and triumphs In the air featun her we11th1, hl&h society husband, ;.~~ p;;:. (lO) A .....trait
Leonardo da Vinci's experiments. ind the Jury refUMS to believe her. ---.,... • American pioneers and airplane Farley Granier, Martha Hyer, Llo1d Sltyajlt Ray, lndla'1 moat dls-
flnts. Bochner Jeulci Walter Sean Gar· tinrulshed film director. i!I Desdno II Gloria rtton, D~vld Of)ltoshu iuest. II) El Caballero dt 11 Noelle (C) (Q) ,..., (C) lO:lO D Movie: ...,, Coulln Radler &:JOI MIC.....,.. <C> <60> 8 HAPPY WANDERERS <Tram•> '53-Rlchant Burton, 011v.
I Love l.*Y (30) * takes you to the last la deHavill1nd. v.,_. ti tJtt lttlDll of th Nev. boom town! tt's a m Ntft ~~ Biii Johns. [C) (E fm NET (90) "Devi." A ~ ~ l~1.-.. -.. ,,... faaclnatln~tour of futura·lentth film about the ,. ,,... CIJ ..... ....,.. ·-1 .. _ •• \"' famous " ldfleld." t:r.l I> _, (30) -·-· "~ llJious f1ntatles of a de'iout Indian w ·~ ""'',. """''' B t11PPf ....... (C) (30) man about his dauatrttr·ln·llW. Pro-ceptual 'Ins end Oub'." Dr. Thomas '~dfltld." SUm and Hll'lrltttl title ductr Is S.tJajlt RIJ.
Best covera m1th and flc:t In the 1 trlp to the list of tht famous 8\ Detra dtl 11 .. field of 1eo1r1phy. U11 ..,. CJ) ........ "'"' " Nevada boom towns. 11*» fJ Eltwtll O'a.dl bport (C) (30)
ID> ""'"",..1 _, D@(J) (42),...., _.. (C) Jany DunphJ. fl> Notidtfo 34 (C) ~) "Mltdled for llurdtr." Stone D DIC ,...,.,.. (C) (30) Tom
(4Z) ABC ..... (C) frtn\ Reynolds. ind 811q:a pursue a murd.,.,. who Brokaw.
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tD 00 Clntm1 no.aw II)~ Mam P1u1 Hampton and Jonathan Moore
m Mathia u.. .._ of lhtllrltY ~ U ~:!!' ~~~~ ~~ sa... ce> <3o> Huah ~) A panel of Mnlor adults talk Robert Walker, Burt Iv•. Millie l'>'lr11n .~nd Dr. Georae Obuuth
about existing opportunities and Perillna. Walter Matthau, Tommy discuss L~k Out-or You Mlcfrt
pastimes after rttlramant S.ndl, KIJ Medford. The contln· Be Framed!
(42) Trvtll ot Conseq11tt1c.a (C) utd adventuru of the enaaatna IHI Cl) ,.... (C)
7:JO ft ft (I) 1lt Wffcl, Wild Welt (C) ina allor from "Mister Roberta." tD @Thia D11 1961 (C)
(lO) A profasmr's tilter raferrlna nt Defeaderl (60) 9 CJ) WI ,.._
to 1n undbcloaed mlnlna dlac:ovtry @CJ) (4Z) Del ltlctlel (C) @I) NtUdent 34 (C)
brinp West ind Gonion to ltlt ( 0) (U) llnl (C)
town of Brimstone, wtltrt ltley find fJl) ~ (60) ''The Jm. Pop, 11'15 8\ Dr Tint del JlltCO (C) • phantom-like former cavalry offl. lfOck Scent." Dr. Keith Berwick • ...., •
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from Hu urt Atld, f.ort W111Dn Director of Communlcltlona for the a Mowtt: "'T1le G••blel" (drama)
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aphet Kotto-From Harlem
o Hollywood
Born and raised in Harlem, at 15 ho was, by his own descrip-
'oo, a "starving bum, really ~ild, a kind of hoodlum ... " His
peecb was the sparse, beavtly accented argot of the Harlem
streets, made more unintelligible by
a lisp. He was black and belonged
to the Jewish faith, a kind of double
barrelled minority membership.
Not even Yapbet Kotto would
have given you odds that some' 13
years later he would have become
an accomplished actor, working in
Hollywood, Jiving in a nice home in
Hollywood Hills with his wife Rita
and three youngsters, and possessed
of a candid and often humor-filled
view of himself and his profession.
But Kotto did work himself up
and out and into "the acting bag."
''I paid the price," he says, "and
Kotto as ltadtr of tht 10th today I don't owe anybody anything,
Cavalry on "Th,. 8116010 Sol· except courtesy."
diers." One of a growing number of
Negro actors who are at last finding some opportunity for mc~ty
roles in movies and TV. Yaphct has appeared in two fihm (ID·
luding "Five Card Stud" with Robert Matchum). He guested last
week on a Daniel Boone episode in which he played an ex-sla~c.
1vi ng with Indians. bent on murderous revenge on every white
an. This week he stars in High Chaparral's "The Buffalo Sol-
ie~." a fascinating and historically true story of the all Negro
10th Cavalry unit first organized in 1866.
Aliked how a "wild kid" of 15 turned toward acting, Kotto
recalls that sometime around the age of 16 he happened to attend
a church meeting where a woman was giving a dramatic reading
which she had written. "Man. I listened to the way she put those
words together-it was beauriful-1 wanted to be able to do that.
The theater was a kind of escape, too," he goes on. "I didn't
have money for acting lessons. so I saved for a tape recorder and
recorded the voice of John Cameron Swayte. I got two books on
diction and dance, and learned how to move and speak.:·
Kotto was later helped with his speech by actress Juanita Hall.
He appeared in repertory productions of Shakespeare, in several
off-Broadway plays, worked wi~ the American. Conservatory. Thea-
ter traveled with road companies, ap~ared ID 135 plays m 2~ ye~rs. He finally left New York, decidmg that Los Angeles offered
more challenge. His first TV appearance was the r?le of ~c des-
rate father in "Losers. Weepers," an NBC Expenment m Tele-
vision, written by Harry Dolan of the Watts Writers Workshop, and
lmed in Watts. .,
"I may not have become a big . n8!11e in H~llywood .after that,
e smiles "but I sure was very big 1d Watts! Kotto ts proud to
a srm'bol to black children, but the last thing he wants is to
a "star." .
"I know a lot of actors in this town who arc gods," he ~m1~es.
'I know because they tell me so. Man. when you start thmk.iog
ou're Jesus, you're m trouble. Even. the biggest star is a Oulte.
mean, a guy sitting next to you might be a great surgeon or
cientist. That's really something." . .
Kotto credits Robert Mitchum, whom he cons1dc~s one of his
st friends with teaching him a lot about the business, and cs-
cially the' busioess of kecpint your feet ~n . the ground .•
Knowing yourself and doing your own thmkmg are Kotto s rules.
"I don't go along with any group," he says, when asked. a~ut
black militancy. "What those black cats like qeaver are th1nkmg,
isn't what I'm thinking. Violence solves nothing .
"But I'm tired of talking about racial problems. .~at the black
man wants is to be left alone to make hrs own deCJsions, not ~ave
them made for bhn-that's a good rule for. any human .relation·
ship .. Kotto learned the safacity of not messing around with other
people's business when he lived in the ghetto. "If you did it there,"
he says simply, "you ~ere dead, man, rully dead."
Today, be asks nothing from anyone. Excc:pt .~c chance, as a.n
actor to do meaninaful roles. And as an 1nd1vadual. to be his
wn ~an. Morion Dun
'The World We Live In'
National Educational Television launches its new season of sci-
ence programming Sunday at 8:30 PM oo KCBT, Channel 28
with "The Winners," the fint of 12 color programs in ·~ World
We Live In" series. An exploration into the strange macro-world
of iosects to see how their life patterns arc relevant to human
existence, "The Wumers" follows the insect society from birth to
death observing its complex rituals.
l~HOTO •Y AH°"llA8 nl .. IHOllN, LIP'll)
"Tlif' WlnMr1" Isn't about boxi111. it'1 about tit• dominant Jonn of
animal ll/1 on this planlf, lnuc11. AnotM' World We Uv1 In Mm
Jrom TIME-U/1 B'oadcDJt.
"The World We Live Jn," co-produced by NET and Time-Life
Broadcast. ranges from child watching to weather watc~ina. from
insect society to life in .the .desert. f!:mployin.g a <:0mb!~ation of
live photography and arumauon techniques, the scnes vts1ts many
parts of the globe to show what we know about nature and what
we arc trying to discover about factors affecting life on earth.
"The Winners" ~ints out that although insects are the dominant
form of life on thlS planet, scientists know more about the moon
than they know about this fascinating micro-world. The narrator
adds the fact that: "Virtually all spec:ies of insects arc neither
barmf ul to man nor annoying, and, 10 fact, make the world more
livable and more beautiful."
This small percentage of "bad" insects may seem insianiftcant.
but its numbers are great enough to cause concern. Some 10 per
cent of all crops arc destroyed by insects and many a fanner has
complained that it costs more to feed his insects than to educate
his children.
ControlLing harmful insects by the use of pesticides has not
always been succCMful-the side effects injuring "good" iasecta
or other animal life and the intended victims dcvelopinJ. a resistance
or even an addiction to insecticides. "The Winners" illustrates the
part that "good" insects, natural enemi~ of the destructive ~nd.
play in helping nature control a poteoually dangerous populauon.
Late.r programs deal with: "The Weather Watchers"; "Survival
in the Sea"; "The Child Watchers"; "Life in Parched Lands"; "Rid·
die of Heredity"; "The Dam Builders"; "Antarctica: Because It's
There"; "Water-Old Problems, New Methods"; "Animal War,
Animal Peace"; "Questions of Time"; and "The Sun Watchers."
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,... 21
Cowsill Mom Tells It Like It Is
Barbara Cowsill is still ''in a daze."
.. After all," she said, "I was a mother and housewife for 20
years." v
Now she's a performer, as part of The Cowsills, the singing
family from Newport. Rhode Island. The Cowsills were. little
known outside thear hometown a year ago. Since then, they have
achieved international renown.
Now they're coming up in their own special. "A Family Thing,"
on NBC, Saturday at 8:30 PM. The on-stage Cowsills include
Bill. 20; Bob, 18; Paul, 16; Barry, 13; Johnny, 11; Susie, 9; and
FAMILY MATTER-Guest star Buddy Ehsm (left) jo/ru the sin1i~
Cow1ills Jamily /or "A Family TIWrl'' m11Sical 1~dal Off NBC. Mem-
bers of tJ., CowJill.J a" (Jlandlng1 left to rl,ht) Bob, Bill, John, (Jciated,
left 10 right) Swan. Barbara (/fie mother). Bud (tlte /atlter). (front,
Ir/I to rlgltt) Barry and Paul.
their mother, Barbara. Dick. who is Bob's twin aod serves as
road manager, currently is in the "1my in Vietnam.
Tbe moving force is husband-father Bud Cowsill, a 20-year
(retired) Navy man, who orgaoiz.ed the group.
"The kids used to play and sing around town at various func-
tions," said Barbara. "Everyone remarked about their talent. My
husband was very conscious of today's music and performers.
The kids used to say, 'Gee, Dad, we play as well as they do.' They
were itching to perform. Our philosophy was that we bad nothing
to leave them, but maybe we could help them attain something
while we were stiU liviog."
Tbe plan almost coded in financial disaster after five years of
trying. The father had borrowed in excess of $100,000 to get
the group started professionally. On the verge of Josioa his home,
Cowsill made ooe last desperate trip to New York where he found
manager Leonard Stogcl, who recogniz.ed the group's talent and
,Wdcd it to success, as of a year ago.
"I had a lot of doubts," said Barbara of the whole experience.
"But I should have known my husband-be loves a challenge.
He made things move."
Barbara feels that Navy life prepared her for her present role.
"I loved Navy life," she said. "We met a lot of interesting people,
because we moved around a lot, like now. rm used to 1L"
Barbara appreciates what's happened to her.
.. Now that I'm over being scared of getting up to smg, I'm
enjoying all this,.. she said. "I know bow fortunate I am. I've
been given a new kind of life. I know many housewives and
mothen who'd give their eyeteeth for any kind of change."
Ooc thing about her new statw that Barbara finds hard to
get used to is a cleaning woman who comes regularly.
"I dido 't count on this," she said. "I still clean the house before
ahc comes."
Barbara is unpretentious about her professional statu.\. Said
ahc: "Me? I'm just out with my kids and we're singing."
But there's no question bow she feels about her husband and
bis accomplishments.
"What this has taught me is that if you believe firmly eoough
in what you'R doing, like Bud. and you're willing to make s.acri-
6ca to achieve it, you can do it"
THE DA.ILY PILOT, TV WEfJ(, NOVEM8ER 1•. 1968
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 17
9:00 U @ (3) (C) "Th• Sons of Katie EJder." The day Katie Elder
is buried, her four sons come to town to pay their last respects
They are John (John Wayne), Tom (Dean Martin), Matt (Earl
Holliman) and Bud (Michael Anderson Jr.). The Elders are all
fighting men except Bud, who Is the youngest and who Is
attending college. As the brothers Investigate the past they
come to the conclusion that the best thing they can do In
memory of their mother would be to clear the famlly name
and for Bud to finish college. The movie was produced in
1965 by Hal Wallis and directed by Henry Hathaway. Martha
Hyer and Jeremy Slate also star.
MONDAY and TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 and 19
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9:00 Q ~ 00 (C) "EJ Cid." Charlton Heston and Sophia Loren star
In the coto11ut action·spectacle set in medieval Spain that Is 7:
telecast in two parts on NBC this week. The film focuses on I:
the life of Rodrigo Diaz de Bivar-"EI Cid" ("The lord")-an
l lth-<:entury Spanish warrior-knight, whose actual feats of lead·
ership have merged with legend to make him a great national
figure. It was Et Cid's hope to unite his people, torn apart by
warring feudal lords, before Spain was overridden by fanatical
North African Moslems. He devoted his life to his cause, strug·
gling against a weak ruling family, the hatred between Christian
and Moslem Spaniards, and the temporary enmity of his beau·
tiful wife, Ch1mene, who, for a time, plotted his death. Others
in the 1961 Alhed Artists release are Raf Vallone, Genevieve
Page, John Fraser, Hurd Hatfield and Herbert Lom. Samuel I:
Bronston and Anthony Mann produced and directed from a
screenplay by Philip Yordan and Frederic M. Frank.
W{;DNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20
9:00 fJ @ (]) (C) "Caprice.•• Doris Day, Richard Harris and Michael
J. Pollard star in the adventure-comedy with Ray Walston,
Edward Muthare, Lilia Skala and Jack Kruschen round out the
cast. The flick deals in the business of industrial espionage as
exemplified by two successful cosmetic firms, one in Europe
and one in the UmnMt States, which seek to team one another's secrets. Patricia Foster, at first a designer for the European
company, tater goes to work for the American firm, where she
becomes a spy for her first boss. However, she is realty not
interested in cosmetics; her actual quarry is a narcotics ring.
The 1967 film was produced by Aaron Rosenberg and Martin
Melcher, and directed by Frank Tashlin from a screenplay by
Jay Jayson and Frank Tashlin.
TMURSOAY, NOVEMBER 21
9:001J QI Ci) (C) "Cheyenne Autumn.'' This 1964 western stars
RichardWidmat1<, Carroll Baker, Sat Mineo, Ricardo Montalban,
Gilbert Roland, Arthur Kennedy, James Stewart. and Edward
G. Robinson in a story about the survivors of a diseased and
starving Indian reservation in Oklahoma who set out to find
their old homeland in Wyoming.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22
9:00 IJ Qt (f) (C) "Ensign Pulver.'' The 1964 comedy stars Robert
Walker.Burl Ives, Millie Perkins, Walter Matthau, Tommy Sands
and Kay Medford in the further adventures of the engaging
young sailor from "Mister Roberts."
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23
9:00 0 9 00 (C) "Companions In Nl1htmare." This World Pre·
mi.re movie was written by Robert l. Joseph and produced
and directed by Norman Lloyd. Melvyn Douglas, Gig Young,
Anne Baxter, Patrick O'Neal, Dana Wynter, Leslie Nlefsen, Wit·
liam Redfield, Bettye Ackerman and Lou Gossett star. When a
murder occurs among the hand-selected members of a group
therapy project. the police accuse the psychiatrist In charge
of harboring a murderer, Only when the second murder occ:u~.
does the doctor realize he must root out the identity of tht
murderer whose motivation lies within some revelation made
during the group therapy sessions, and he uses an unusual
method to ferret out his kilter.
I SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 23
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1cou1tlc su101nalo'I / d1-
1l911. Comole+. 5 piece
1y1t1m. S549 .61.
LANCER 9515-2 12" two w•y
1p1tlr1r 1ylt1m f11turt1 lO to
20,000 HZ respo'nse, oiled w1l-
nut 1nclo1ure. Complete 9
piece sy1t1m -$559.17.
Wharf1d1l1 3 w1y 1p11k.
tr 1v1tem fe1t1 ... 11 tflelr
111clu1ive H nd flllecf con.
struction. Comolete 5
piece system. $689.76.
NOT ENOUGH CHOICE? We aho offer special sydem prices on Fisher, Sondcraftsmen, A~ec-Lansing,
Univenity and many others too numerous to mention.
SONY 250A e 4 TRACK STEREO l
MONO RECORD &
PLA YIACK. VU METER~.
AUTOMATIC
SHUT-OFF.
DIGITAL TAPE
COUNTER
11950
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WATT AMP FOR A
COMPLETE STEREO
TAPE SYSTEM. SELEC-
TOR 'SWITCH FOR REC ·
ORD OR PLAYBACK ON
ITS OWN SPEAKER HS·
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2295.0