HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-11-30 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa"
..
• : •
een
. .
• I
Laguna . 14
Bolling. Bills 42
. . :a ' . ,. -
:toara
Cal High
15
'.
10.
-.... r M.:: ....,
'
0
. .
CIF Playoff Scores
w esil11inst~r
Pasadena -
~ • •
Si. Paul . J
Santa ·Barh. ..
SEE DETAILS, SPORTS PAGES
'
*'
•
••
34
14 ..
28·
0
• •
••
Mine's 5 Portals :Sealed . . .
...
Women ·wail
As 78 Gi~en
Up for Dead
By ROBERT C. WEILING
MANNINGTON, W. Va. (UPI) -"1,et
us pray," the bishop intaned, and
grieving women wailed.
"Our father, who art in heaven • "
A hush fell over the packed, one-room
church. A minute later, they left for
home to be alone with their families and
their sorrow.
The news they had tried so hard to
forestall had come at last: 78 men were
i;:iveD up for dead.
The mine was to be sealed today.
Even as families and friends were be-
ing told the wrenching decision, work
crews went about the task of pouring
hundreds of tons of steel and concrete
into the five portals of the Mannington
No, 9 mine, forever sealing the fate of
the 78 miners trapped 700 feet under-
ground by a series of explosions and
fires that raged unchecked sin~ the
first blast Nov. 20.
As word spread of the wo~st American
mining accident in 17 years, gloom cov-
ered the valley. The lltt1e towns that
dot the coal fields of northern West Vir-
ginia are numbered by the frequency
"·ith which they have been visited by
disaster. Sixteen men died at tht! same
mine in 1954. A month ago four per-
son.s died In a furniture store fire .
A sense of foreboding struck the 71
fam.llies° Friday afternoon when rep-
ruentaUves of the Consolidation Coal
Co. telephoned and asked them to come
to the James Fork United Methodist
Church near the mine.
The wooden pews in the tiny, red ·brick
church can hold too. About 200 showed
up, Ji:nJng the aisle, walls and choir
loft.
John Corcoran, presldent of Consoli-
dation Coal Co., walked slowly down the
al~•. turned at the altar an4 apok"'
"When I first came here a few day1
ago I made a promise that when the
(See MINE, PIC' I)
3 POLAR BEARS -•
'PA.KE ZOO TOUR
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) -Three
polar bean 1t the Rio Grande Zoo In
AlbuqUerque had about 1 hall-bour of f-Friday, when. t .. per accldeM-
ally lei\ thU c:qo door WllocUd.
One IOO attendant WU chastd by I
bear bul 1llpped lhroUib 1 crack In the
fence surrounding the ~ Zoo per-
sonnel got the bean back Jn tht caau
by lurln1 them wllh f!Jh and herdln1
them with Can. 9
. ..
' • j ' . ~,· .. ....., -i.:1.. ,,~, .... .,. "".:-., 'll~-
' Attack!-Attackl~Attack1'"
·'
-And Hi-story Changed
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of n.. o.ilY ,1111 s11n
Grim behind his goggles and e:ii:-
hilirated by Shintoism, the Nationalistic
worship of ancestral heroes, the litUe
man later to adopt the principles of
Jesus screamed into his intercom and
changed the history or the worJd.
"Attack! Attack! Attack!," cried Lt.
Cmdr. Mit.mo Fuchida.
Three words sent wave alter wave
of Japanese planes -high and low
-raising death and destructiqn onto
the American Fleet at Pearl Harbor
on a sleepy Sunday 26 years and SI
weeks ago today.
Three more words crackled over the
airwaves from Lt. Cmdr. Fuchida 's com-
mand aircraft shortly thereafter, signal·
ing that the U.S. Fleet base was hit
with complete surprise and left in blazing
ruin.
TIGERS STRIKE
"Tora!Tora!Tora!," the raid leader
reported to the Imperial Fleet flagship
Akagi, steaming hundreds of miles away,
in a pre-determined code message.
"Tiger! Tiger! Tiger!''
The tiger of Japanese imperialism had
mauled ita prey on a sunny tropical
Sunday, but a tower of black smoke
marked "the spOt where world peace
was mmated, as the raidel'3 ran for
home.
Jubilatton reigned in the Japanese
forces, although at least one man in
high posltlOn realized that the shattered
U.S.· fleet would rise from ita ashes
like the myttllca1 Phoenix and bring
revenge.
. "We have onJy 1ucceeded in aroualng
the sleeping giant,'' predicted Adrnlral
lsoroku Yamamoto aboard the Oal.lshlp
on which he took over command cf
the Impery:l Navy two yean bafore.
Today. one week away from lhe 27th
anniversary or the Japanese sneak at-
tack, a squadron of 38 Zero fighters
-actually AT6 and SNJ surplus planes
revamped marked with the red rising
1un emblem will take to the skies again.
Their rnWion is not destruction, but
participation in a project unprecedented
in the history of cinema or intemilUonaJ
politics, the cooperaUcin of two one time
enemy nations in recreating their flghl
Japanese and American interests will
soon begin filming the bilingual documen·
tarY movie "Tora! Tora! Tora!," based
on Dr. Gordon Prange's best-selling book
of the sam~ n~me.
FLASHBACK
Dr. Prange, a former member of
Genera~uglas MacArthur's Tokyo
staff, a t 17 years researching the
book. e film versicn will flash back
and forth from Imperial Palace to the
White House.
Other locations include Iwanai, on the
cold, misty island or Hokkaido, a number
of war-scarred spots In Pearl Harbor
and l'lurrounding installations, as well
a!I U.S. and Japanese studios.
Cooperating studios will be 20th Cen-
tury Fox, Beverly Hills, and Kurosawa
Productions Ldt., Kyoto, with technical
advice by many of the men who were ·
there -on both sides -for historical
accuracy.
Wars are fought. by ordinary men,
~ there wlll be no stan in lhe re-enact-
menf of Dec. 7 and 8, 1941, with on-leave
0.S., Hawaiian National Guard and
Japanese Navy fliers at controls of the
planes.
The 38 Zero aircraft Down by.Ame!lcan
Navy pilots depart El Toro Marine Corps
Air Station todily for North Island Naval
Air Statloo, where they will be ferried
(See ATTACK, P1ge Z) .
Tijuana Gas
Fans to Bl.ow Away Pollution
TIJUANA (AP) -Air pollulloo i5 so
aerlow G lhe U.S.·Mt:xiclln border that
three powerful fana .have been installed
in 1n effort to cut do'ITD on carbon mon-
o:dde fumes inhaled by c:urloal> Jn.
~· Gownmiatl l(enclel lllllllllod the 1 ...
becouae ell 'conctm lhol famel might
be hormlul lo lnspeclora che<ldD( the
thooJlndJ ol vehicle. which pau lhroo!lh
the bonier 1ai. dally. .
Dr. J.· B. Altew, Son llloRO COunly
health dlteetor, .. Id 1e1t conducted WI
year -peak cooc:enlraUGo of m<n
!hon 300 pan. o! carbon moooxlde per
million porll of llir at Ille crosalng.
Carl>oo m-shoWd not eSc'"'1 an
averqe Of 50 parta per mfWon lo 1
working .,.. during .. eight-hour day
but l>OOrly averag" me .. hllb 11 1116
para per ml1lloo, Al'"" said, •
TIM t.m. inllallei! In ,melal ey11nden,
draw air (rom aboufi 1 20 feet above groona and blow K \htough the area
where Jiu<~ dieck cars returning
from Mexico.
·The erperlmental project 11 said lo be
1 the fin! of Ila tlnd In !lie nalioo\.
• •
Churchgoers
Mum on Plans
The church-bopping "Teem for Cbrist"
movement will be cm the move ·again ,
Sunday, heading for services at an un-
liamed Church whose u n suspect I ri II
parishioners will be offered the benefita
of the group's crusade to rid organized
religion of hypocrisy.
Only the sandal-shod, cross-<arrylng
reformers, laughed off by some a1 a
group of star-etruck hippies, know which
Orange County aanctWlf)' they will grace
Sunday -and thev're not telling.
Or, as the grot p's advisor. "U"ncle"
David Berg, puts Jt: "Ne one will know
our de5tination unUI Sunday morning,
when it Will be revealed by divine prt>
phesy."
Indications are that five congreffations
already vi81ted by the self-styled 'Chris-
tian revolut!Onarie1" probably can be
crossed off the list of prospects.
Last Sunday, It was t!le First Assembly
of God Church in Santa Ana. Pastor
H. Syvelle Philllpa reported that a band
ol. 40 to 50 "hippie-appearing" persons,
some carrying Infants, attempted to
disrupt hI.s 11 :30 a.m. services, marching
up the aisle to take seata in front
pews and interrupting the services with
noisy commenta.
However, things quieted down when
the &-2, :ZOO.pound minister decided no1
to turn the other cheek and, instead,
left hls pulpit for a face-to-face con-
Crontation with one of the interlopers.
The previous Sund~, members or Uie
1-luntington Beach-based group tem-
porarily disrupted 11ervices at SL James' .
&piscopar Church Jn •· fuhtonable
Newport Beach neighborhood.
The Rev. David A. Crump, associate
rector, said the experience was "a bit.
shaking," but obaerved that the Jn.
f Prmal!y clad vl.siton appeared sincere.
Three other churcbel -The Finl
Melhocfill Church of Huntington. Beach,
The Fll'll Christian Church o! Huntington
Belch aod The Flrll Soothem Bapl!JI
Church ol. Fountain Vllley -have ex~
perlencecf .islla In weeks Pall fl'OQ) unall
squads fl( ''Teem for Cllrist" followers.
'!be off-l>oOt mo•"""" 1181 bead-qua.rt.era !.:t~ old '1Jgbt Club" on
Main Street in the downtown leCUon
of Huntington Beach. Bible c1-are
concluded dally from 7 p.m. lo mldniRht.
Anyone cu attend.
Independent Orbit?
WOOMERA, :i\Ullralla (UP~)-A ll'OU of European naUon1 wttlloul ~
ll'•m• o! their own trled pollln earth
litelllte In orbit lod*f. U la! ,.,
ports said tho lhot fllllod. Tbore .... po
o!"'1 cooflrmalloo.
~
. ' ,.,
• •
I '
•
(
A:Daheiln·:~ -:-~··. . '
Lakewood
•
EIRan~ho
Arroyo
•
. .
SA TORDA Y, NOVEMIE!t io, rw.a.
VOL-a. Nll a , I t~I, • PAM;I\,,. ~ ..
-
.. . •
47 I
2.7
20
•
Teen Club 'Harassment'
Brings $1 Million Stji~. . . .
OWners of lhe llQnttitgton· Beach teen-
age ll)ghtipo! s~ai. :tOOl. .ige or.
whoin ia now serving a 15-day Jail serl-,
tence; .late Friday fllejl a f:1 million'
lawtUJt agaln,sl the city, polict chle/,.
rnayot and about 17 others.
1be1 legal acUon alleges that the clt;y
o! HunUnglon Beach and Ila -.
have hlrwed lffnlled customen llld
restrained club trade.
Syndlcate lllOO, at 301 E. Oc'8n A .....
ls ~ by pretty blonde Jeanne
Covell and he' lnnllaDd, Gilbert, taldtt-
tbe name CoYell Production&
HrJ. COvell ;. currently oervlnf •
4iklay cowrty jaD -an.r he' NOY. 13 conviction on char1a fJf. con-·
IPlrinc lo -JUAll<:e. Al the llme of ~ ...i-wr, Mn. ·0ovaJ1•1 attomq.
pleadod for hnfeney on Ifie bull 11111
she ls ~ JuclJe JIFI LJon Davis ,
handed ........ Jall -i:~r
l"rtdl1'• ..... -.. " Ille' CoYolle wu llled by Clranp allornq
11-y. v. Cltary. ,,,., llill ldenlW. '
11 ck!oncfanla the c11r. P~llce Chief John •
Seller, M'10f Alrln COo!I, pollce o!{lcm
Jama S. ,l\lahan.. l!Jd WIWanui, 0. Ab-
bond, Jlliit EQliom, tori JibbilaJtJt
llld "ni I tl1toulh IQ." . '
...
>
ij
I
-~-~~--~~~~~--~--------~ -..--...---~~ ........ -........ -.... ----------------------~----- - -~ -. --
•
SltUrdl1, Nowmbtr !SO, 1968
An Uneasy ·
Residents~ Pilots · wary
·on Tiny Airport _Futqre
Truce at Meadowlark
I
.,
' . 11 WILUAM'. 1lll:ED ~'"•O..PllllttllU °'""~"""'l'•"
"··· ~7 Nearl)'. forgotten in all tbe beAted ~!"-Jµllf botUes of Tokq, ,,,_ ~ 1111. l"'libllity of ·• 1arp
...,., ,. rare .wine suppooedoto rrr · '~ a1rpcat in == Beach ~ Ilia "1ing, sold at auotioo..ln has been the fate of M Airport 1*Jji0o for $2114 each. All wel'it to on Warner Avenue east of Bolsa Qil.ca -¥anonymous buyer. The wine is (atreet. rreet and greenish in-color. lt was The field, 'from Ume to Ume, has
.qade ~ small region o! Hungary , been under fire from Uie e'°'r groirlng fnicn ,..,.,,.. dried In the sun. number of .reS1di!llla ol nearby bousing --..-·c1e.....-, Wb<n tho alrfle1d first e hepn lo .,.... 0,... In Ille -"•ide
"I'll Ille ....... to bf Joll¥.
kl .. · .~.· mapptd ·air c-William lhlml,
of ~ • Calif. "Tllole
people '"°""' bf -t o lion~ -·· • Colalcilftlon 0<otvc Nre -/otfMr-B• aibd'/<W o~•
· titJ!t of public """"""· Codl/rr
llcalll """""'d. TM city·...,...
Otr tDGI tDld fo Olk ow towft'•
IGrvnt lllopping Miier to .......
aider its dedaiolt 'to •""""""" WI ,..,. bl/ not ptdUng up ou~
door Cllrisl!MI deconJtionr.
• W h e n Robert Bogie's stereo-
plloolc phonograph went on the
blink the other day, be found the
trouble wun•t In the woofer or the
tweeter. It wu In the b!Bser. Bogle
had to evict an l~ long boa
constrictor, about 1'1' inches in dia-
meter, from the tuner before ·be
could get the set to play. 1be snake wu turned f1Vflr to the Los Angeles
County entmaJ shelter. No one
knew where the snake came from. • John MothlH WU Seolenced Fri•
day to -yem In jail for setting
fire to three barns in Carmathen,
Waleo. Malllia!, a 26-year-old part
time fireman, coof .. sed be set fire
to the berm beoause be was short
of money and needed the work. He
was paid $1.80 for each emergency
call and 96 cents an hour while on
duty.
DAILY PllOT
~h-ck CMhl .....
... ~ IMdl """'" .... ......... ... ..... ,....,I
.,...._MIA
OJtANGI! COAS1 rUILISttltter COMl'Nn'
k•IJtrt H. W••'
Pmkhtil ll!ld Pltltlll&her
J1ck I. C.r~
Vlc:a P,_l*nl llld ~Iii IMMDrr
Th111111 Kttl'il .... 1\_,, A. M•,llT111
,...,_,119 Edi!«
P••' Nlu111 ·-. ._ .. -C...-.!D WMI..., .......
""""" -..cti: nu w.1 .. ..,.. ""'"""' LMullm .._,.; tll ,._. A'li'fflllil
It •arw.._: ..... aw.
of Orange County back in 1930, there
were few homes, and, apparently, no
cause f• alarm.
--Police Strike
Doesn't rSpur
~ ... . . -
Lawbreakers
llEWAHX. N.J. !AP) -~ o( ........_ aps ~ ·trG!D wark;llldlJ ...,...,.,"""1f-~ ...,,_
.• J:allelrlle ""** --reported In lull streogth.
Men began relunllng to duty Friday
nl(b1 after Suj>erlor Court Judge James
GluillnO !Ssued' a temporary injuncUon
against the strike, which started with the
morning shift.
N~ polle<nren In a shift of 200 re-Pofted la early today. All 180 firemen
ol the shift were on duty. ,
Despite Ille strike, Iller< were lower mm.a ot 'riolmce than umial and the
nmnher cf flru wu n<rmal. Nenrt;
New Jenor'• largest city wl1ll a -1>·
lion ol ti0,1111, bu ooe ol the oalion's
lllgbell crime rai..r.
"Tbe _.. .... .....,.,of -In 1118'/. _.,. Ibey don~ WIUll OJ•
more, "Mid Police DUector llomlnlck A.
Spina, r<ferrlng to·the Newark riot that
left • dead ad -lnj1lftd. A "aeJectlve" mldnlgbl to t a.m. cur~
few -Jm...,i ... the dlJ', aimed pri-
marily at largo ......... and~ 1!llllh
J. -!do -ided Uquor ......
Some 200 poUamm and 200 --IO por cent ol lbeir nspectlve day i!hllls
-failed to report Friday ID<nlDi· 'Ibo
.... called In oiclt -• •arietJ ol all·
menta, 'nchrt'nc "Hoag Kana: nu.·• ·~
lnjuriea -In the line ol ~i'!
Nearlf 200 -CaunlY ~,.wp.
-...... ~ In and -tlmled lbeir -·patro11 lodoy. Pollce ,,_...,..
as<lgned to dlnictlng tnfllc.
Addoohto'a ~for state pollc<mtn
to prtse!Vt order WU turned down Jrl..
day by Gov. Rlcbard J. llugl>es, -pm secretuy Aid It wu "legally oot
ft the .question" unJeu the city WU In
a atate of crisis w lnsurreclicn. Tile
_... had' declar<d a state ot emer-
gency In tbe d1Y·
Process ......,.. ..... dellverlng court
onlers to all 1,250 pollcemen, l,OIO llro-
men and Dve orpnizatkm repre•uttng
the men. Tiley on demaMlng a mul-
mum IDllual llSlarJ ol '10,IOO, ID lno
maa< ol 11.IGO. -
'Topless Mom,'
Three Children
Killed in Crash
VICTORVILLE, Calif. (UPI) -Mn.
Gayle M. Spiegelman, who built a bare-
booomed career In West Coast nightclubs
u "Mama Spiegelman" and "the Top.
lesa Mother cf Elgh~" was killed Friday
in an auto accident wiUt three of ber
children.
The 36-year--0ld dancer and seven of
her children were pas.5engers In a sta.
lion wagon that overturned alter hitting
a center divider on Interstate 15 two
mlJes north of Victorville. ·
During the accident the Los Angeles--
bound statioo. wagon was hit by a piclcup
truck traveling in the opposite direction.
Mrs. Spigelman was en route from her
home in Las Vegas, Nev., to a nightclub
engagement 1n Southern California.
The accident took the lives ot Mra.
Spiegelman's sons Mark, 15, and David,
5, and a tive-year--0ld adopted daughter,
Sylvia. Four other children escaped aer·
lous inJW'Y and were taken to the Victor
Valley Hospital. Amoog them was Syl-
via'1 twin si!ter, Nancy.
1be driver of the station wagon, Mar-
vin P. Brody, ol Hollywood, WU not Rr·
lously injured.
Mrs. Spiegelman was ·c:ne of the ,pio.
""""' ol lh< topless ....,...._t lrue
that originated in tbe nl&bldUb alrlp ol
San Fraocisco's North Beach.
BANDIT 'HITLER'
ROBS THE MARK
SAN P'RANCISOO (AP) - A medlum
s!ad man with an olive compieiloo and
a Hitler -type m.-rol>l><d Iha
• Mark Hoptlns Hotel ol f17,211 Frldq.
TUlng 111 elevator to the -cahl«'• ollice, tbe mso lwtdcufled
Fel1I Leyeor, an employe, and fOfted
c.shler Michel Abdou In opfJ1 tbe iafe at gunpolnL
laving, be hallod a tul at tho hot.l
ltalld atop Nob HID and WU Id oat
downtown.
-of tho tho!••'"" ol -whlclt have been built since 19!!0 Jn
the area norlb of Warner Avenue w~
alanilod wlien the Pereira Master Pl"'1
'of ,\Ir TrauportaUon for Orange C,...cJ
sugested there might be future er·
pansion of operaUons at the airport.
Their alarm, however, w
overshadowed by the great outcry
agalml tho Bolsa Chica airport possiblll-
ty.
Moot ftSlclents, particularly members
of the Bolsa Chica Homeowners Assocla·
lion, have been WKier the impression
that &be airport's owners, tbt Nerio
family, would soon turn the C.aae field
into more houses.
The master plan suggested
Meadowlark as a "metroport," a facility
~,, -W-'1lort fal!i• rupia of aircraft including jets.
Gene Grizzard, long an opponent or
expansion of the Meadowlark facilities
and a long·time officer in t h e
homeownera group, uyi "we're st1ll
against ezpmllion."
The argumenU offered by Grbzard
and others to the Airport Comm'Wm
resulted in lll(geStiOlll' by the -
missioners to classify Meadolfllllt: u
ID olrpart, * minJmmn dulJ lleld for printeplanos,
Tbia Is the P'--Airport
..,....ior Jcfm.Tnrner Jill fouChl to keep
the tiny facility open, The operators
are reluctant to reopen the city-wide
arguments which led in 1966 to thought,,
by tho cit~ council of' lakl)lg oyer .the
f>plllly. The city abmloned'furtli<r ....
alderatlon after learalllg the operation, mm a municlpal,point of ~. Jnbably wuuJd be a losing proposiUon.
·Meadowlark Operators fouDd tbem-
sel\tts·on the I~ end of a caurt battle
to llmlt tho oplnllon to .. l""""'"nt
planes. The Meadowlark Flj>lft Aaoocla·
tion c:ame to the DI of tbe field when closfJll appeared·to be a good poosfblllty
In 1966,
All appears peaceful today, but any
move to enlarge the ICOpe of operaUons
likely would be met with court action
and massive clUzen protest, a a 1
representatives of the ho m e o w n er 111
-'1lley say lllol e-airpark·-fer the field II qlllllti-and qpst
Iha! homes wQJ)4 ·be u.. best use ror lh&land. . •
The Oyen ask, "Where would we go?"
Orange County, they argue, iJ running
bUt ot space for aircraft.
The uneasy truce continua. · -
FrOtlt Pagel
MINE •••.
time came I would be with you. That
tune bu come now."
One cf those present, dacllnlng to be
ldentlfled, said Corcoran told them that
"Every hl;IID8n effort to save the men
had beeb made," and that he could no
longf!' ·jeopard.be the lives ol men on
tho drill$g crews and rescue teomi.
'"lhere is only one altema.Uve now,"
he quoted Corcoran, "to put out the
Ill< by sealing tho mine."
The Rev. John Barnes, pastor of the
church, rose to say a prayer. Loud,
wracking """ ll1led the room.
The Moat Bev. Jooepb Hodg<s, Ro-
man Catholic Blahop ol Wheeling, w.
VL, followed wftb • 8P(IOtaneout prayer,
!hon asked the c:oosregatton to join
him In reciting the Lonls' Prayor.
The room fell · silent for • moment,
then 200 voices begao chanting as one.
For same, the strain wu too much. and
they shuffled OU~ tears streaming down
their faces.
Later,. others, unable to comprehend
tha flnllllY cf Con:oran'a wordll, gaU..
ered round him for one last ""'1 cf aa-
surance. TbeJ'e was none.
Out.side, Tooy Megna was bitter. Meg-
na, a hlgh lcllool principal In Plain City,
Ohio, lost a brother, Emelio, to the mine.
"I don't think they have done enough,"
Megna said. "They coold have brought
in more drills or used the foam machine
as a last r=rt. By sealing the mine
they &ren't really sure whether they are
alive "ind at tbe same time they are
eliminating th< chance that !hoy might
ho au.._ I bellm! tho emphasls here is
more on productJon than safety."
Mrs. Juanita Mayle, a mother of 16
widowed by the tragedy, wub shattered
but courageous.
"I'm trying to hold up,'' she sobbed.
'1 must fix-tbe children's sake. He (her
husband, Hartse!) would nnt me to,''
Her daughter, Donna, 17, ••tnew tt
would happen!' But "It still bum," ahe
cried.
Few ventured out In Mannington and
neart>y Farmlngtm Frldoy alght
At tbe company slon!, the man"l'T
went about restcring a 9'Dlblance of or-
der. 'I'h! stcn Wlll used II JftSS heatf.
quarten and • temporary shelter for
tbe families daring part ol their viitL
'Ibe cut-rate drug store, normally •
beehive ol teenag< activity, wu emplJ.
Al Sam '1, two bo1" played a quiet game
ol pool. '
P'nxn tha dlsllnct Iller< eame the
-ol wwb!o, tho U(lhla .., tbeir
....,. batl lllcbrfng In the night, aea]lnc
up No. 9'1 five portals.
Al It WU 14 yean ago -Nov. 13, 1154
-No.tis apeetod to bl c-at 1easl
l1ne -whlle tbe lire bums Hoell
out aod tbe mine coala, Rtoomy -
will °"" go lnalda to -for bodla.
Comran -the actioo to ,,..._ at tha olllca ol Conoolldalloo's
moon-dlvllklo In Mcnogab, Ii
miles lo the IOllth, tbe -cf the -
-In U.S. mlnfnl b11147. •,
..__.... ........ -...:...;..... _____________ - --- -
.. ' '
.• • DU.YPILOT"*" -~--..
MEADOWLARK•AIRPORT: IN THE PROPWASH OF COUNTY'S CONTROVERSY OVER AIRPORTs
Uwsy Trvce Prevails -n Flprs and ~ In Huntlntton lloach
Tidepools Now Sanctuaries
Bucket Brigades Warned
'l1ny lld<pool denlr.ens bet-l'<!JP1
A'ftlllle and Cameo Shores Drive J:n..
Cmma,. de! Kar are now lll'll<cted by
tha fUl1 ftigbt ol tbe State ,I, California.
And prellJ ._ they'll haft a alp
to ""'"" II. '!bat area ia one of three marine
praervea reeentJ;y set up aloog" the
Orange Coast under a bill spo sored
by Assemblyman Robert E. Bad.ham
(1,'1-Newport).
It prohibits persons from · taking
anything from those tlde'pools at Corona
deJ Mar, in Laguna Beach between
lllcKnlght Drive and ll;Jrtle A'°'"'e. and
In Sooth Laguna ~ Camel l'lllnl
and Tllrle Rock.
state Fish and Game Wardem, c:aunly
sheriff 's deputies, and other law en·
fCl"Clement officers ma,y issue dtatkns
to persons violating the law. ·
However, until tbe 8lgna go up -
somethne after the first of the year
-all that will be issued is a warning
said Bob Terwilliger, area fish and game
warden.
"Right now, the people would just
be warned and appraised of the law.
Hong Kong Flu Spreads
To More States, Five. I)_~
ATLANTA (UPI) -The now stram
or tnnueru.a know as Hong Kong Flu
spread to fuur more states this week. ln
Pennsylvania it struck a home far the
elderly, bringing death to llv• penons.
The weekly report ol the National Com~
municable Diseue Center said viral is-
olations had confirmed the five died
from tbe Hong Koog variety during an
outbreak between Oct. 30 and Nov. 22.
The report also noted the lmportod Ou
had also showed up In Ari:ona, North
Carol1na and Washington. Last -wldespread outbroaD ..... "'POrled In
California, Colorado, New Jersey and
Puerto Rico, with laolated cues in three
other 1tate1.
The NCDC sold three mllltary IDalJa.
tiona In Colorado Sp-inp, Colo., _,t-
-• Ill to 70 per C""t attack rate and another 30,ClOO-man post suffered a
15 per cent rate of. incidence.
In ao UMained :ArflOna to~ an out-
bt<ak of-· --&o per...,\ ol the·elemeotary -at
one school to miss classes. In one of
the high schools the rate was 40 per
cent.
Strains of A2..type infioenza struck 20
doc:tora working In a Seattle, Wash., hos-
pital during tho..,,,. period <ndlng Nov.
JI.
Tbe NCDC Rlld a vaccine ls being de-
veloped to combat tho Hoog KOllli s1raln.
It ls not considered dangerous for the
yoong and healU\Y but can be lethal for
per90ns alr<a,dy sufltrlng from heart and
re.splratcry diae1ae1, the center II.id.
FNt!t Pap J
ATTACK •••
to Hawall aboard the alroralt carrier
USSYorktown. Flimln8 cf tbe epic under 2!Mh Cenlury
Fox ProduM Elmo Wllllams and
Kurosawa Ltd. chief Akira Kurouwa.
an Academy Award winner. la upected
to be the moot comples movie job In
history.
Everyone alive and old enough Crom
heads ol state and service station al·
Cendants to Gil Interrupted by bombs
at breakfast -has ha own private
memory ol Pearl Harbor.
"At thts very momenl, I knew th<
United st.Jtes was in the war 1 up to
tho neck and In to the death. • ,''
said the late Winston Churclilll ID h1s
World War II memoirs.
"Pearl Harbor just bappeued to be
the place of attack. We were alter
the United States Deel. Had that fleet
been at Midway," said Mlnoru Genda.
"there would baw beeo no Pearl Harilclr.
It would ba?e been called Midway!''
Gtoda, erchltect of. the attack which
launctied the Pacille wir, la a -b<r
of the J •-1Jppel' Did and tecftnlcal adviser on ''Toraf'toral Tori!"
DEOLAJIE WAR
Others In Japan, first kept from tho
knowledge that the Imperial Fleet had
darlnjly steamed Into Amerlcan-beld
waters, Je.arntd (Jf the mmnentoua: llftl
In cfficlal publlcilltons.
"We by the grace ol heaven, Emperor
of Japan, seated oo the Throne of 1
line ~ fa< -etema~ eojoln upon ye, Our loyal and brlve oubjecb:
We hereby declare war on the United
stales of -and tbe Brltisb
-· • ," Aid lhe Imperial Recript. ' Afr operatlool ,for the blMl>r1c mm
1uvo1.. lhe --.. ... ol
operable -..... ~ wllb
Quiet Engine Roovi
TOKYO (UPI) -Japan's first aemJ..
aulomaUc ohlp, dellaPed to operate
without erewmt11 In !be engine rooms
at n1ght, lllled le. tbe Unlled Stalel
Fridoy m 111 maldm..,....
'
more than 'Ill pilnes, from llghten to
ll;ylng forlressea.
Tbe 38 1.ercM .._ modlOed at
Steward-Davis Inc., and Cal-Volair, both
at Long Beach Airport, wblle in Japan,
th< c. ltoh Co,, is modlfYlng 24 ~
since or1ginal Zeroes could not be
assembled.
Some fields of rotlln& World War U
Japanese planes do exist on Paclllc
lslaoda once held by tbe conquering
nation, but a survey team IOUlld palm
tre<s growing tluuu&b wings.
Even H tnOUC1> coo1d be salv .. ed,
!hoy would have to be rH>Wlt by putting
together componenU: from five original,
aireralt \o make one useable piano;
plus requlri!!i .... engines.
MMl!BRS IJsED
Several IH5 -bers have also beeJt kased or booghl for tho movie and
""' walling deportur< at Orange Cowtty
Airport, to be osed In .. a®al llmnlated
attack "' Pear1 Barbclr. Tbe Pear1 llart>or Sutvlvon Auocl•
tioo -tos that a total ol t,otO
military ponoane1 Involved In lhe ...can. eel Day of Inlam:t .,. alive.
Navyman John Vaessen, who Uve111 Jn
Vallejo, Calif., still bas a Oashlight and
wrench wblcb -him freedom after
being trapped In the dynamo room of
the USS Ulalt.
LL Cmdr. Fuc:hlda, leader of the nld, w-wonk were lmmorlallJed by the boot, Is ..,. a O!rilt1an evailgtltsl and
one ol II Ja-pilots and crowmen
who IAlrrived Pearl -and tho eotlre -· -.., Pear1 --Iha final -cf -In American fonlgn pollc:y and w.nn, -lned
Iha -ol ooclal plJeooinma -to-day.
Parl -lllo IOI cf! a dllln
ol -wblcb led to Iha -Id's
·-_, Into tha lhemloouclear ... and tno.led&e ot tho awf\JI
masnitude ol IJIY tu~ Pearl Harber.
'll1enl m., not be -but u there
ls, -tlllna -.. cortaln -there will bo ao OND_.,,.,allve mo'ria.
"
Albor tho signs .,. poeted, dlalloos
will be issued for violations," be llkL
Terwilliger aaid the ticUll would lbOn
be bandied by tbe local courta.
He said tbat at a minus time, ~e
coukl litil1 take legal abalooe and Uiat
fishermen can still &h in the surf frdm
1be preserves, just as loog as they
bring their own bait and don't try to
decrease the tidepool population.
Among animals proteeted by the law
Terwilliger said, are sea anemones, sea
cucumbers, starfish, octopi, mollusks,
sand crabs, sand dollars and sea urchins.
Investigators Still
Seeking Ca11se of
Udo~D~tlt QI~
NewPort Beach fin! til~lon'tl.1;.
remained baffled over the cause Ofra
blaze earlier this week that cla.idd
the life ol Lido l3le socialite GeorCja
Spence Davis. Flr~ Chief R. J. "Jan" Briscoe em·
phasized. however:
"We're convlnced Jt was an acclde.ntal
fire."
He said there are no indications the
$150,000 fin! at 143 Via Trieste Tuesday
night was deliberately seL $
"We thougbt at first that It ma;
have been an electrical fire t9 il started In a comer of the ll
room where there was a hi-fi," be
"But now we're not so sure. It is posslb~
we'll never find out bow it started " l •
lllrs. Davis, 50, auttocated ·In the
bedroom of her single-story residence
wbere she lived alone. Most of the fin!
damage WU confined to tbe living room,
Last rltel will he held Monday at
2 p.m. at Baltz Mortuary Cbapel In
Corona del Mar.
Pioneer Mesa
Grocer Duhek '
Succumbs at 91
Pioneer Costa Mesa grocer Alber\
Dudek, 81, who wu an old-timer when
many current civic leaders were just
showing up on the 5Ciene, died Friday. ;.
Funeral services foe Mr. Dudek, 111
179 Broadway, are scheduled Sunday
at 2 p.m. in the Bell Broadway Mortuary
Chapel. wlth the Rev. !Uch Dunlap and
tlie Rev. Gerald Bash officiating.
Interment will follow at Melrose A.bbQ'
Mausoleum and those who wish Jo
remember Mr. D.ldek may mate ccm--
trlbuUons to a memorial at' the · F'"" Methodilt Qiurcb. -.,.
Mr. DudeK;-llt-.urvived by hb ..U.,
LetUe, of the home, a nephew Elmer,
who served on tho Costa Mesi Plannl!la
CommissJoo several yean ago, and · a
daugb\er, lllrs. Leona Leeclng. of SaD}a Ana. •
Mayor i\lvln, L. i'inkley said Frld:r
that he could recall Mr. Dudet's old
red.and-white market at the corner of
Newport Boulevard and 18th Streot bellig
there ' when ba came to Costa Moia 15 year11 ago.
"He waa an old-ti.mer a1.rigbt," ttif
mayor 1akl. .. •
Air Cal to Fly
Blll'bank to Bay ·
I
' •
J
"' tE
"' tt
to
pl u,
st
fr
cl
er
de
th
at
Ti
CE
er
hE
fr
ja
er
to
"!
le
0[
lo
in
"
pr
"
fit
er
he
" "I
U1
I or
I) "' le
A1
to
Sc
a
24
eE
20
N
h•
~ ._
!;
L
1
e l
in
"
D
fr
8:
"
O:
" m
Ix ff~
Lo ..
kc
(
' -L
m
"' cl .,
b: p,
th
J1 c.
m
• bl
" ..
bi
"'
a'
st
it
I
I I
-.... • •
..
Weekend· -
DAILY PILOT Y 011r BoaetoWll '
Dally Paper
• •
-voi:. 61, NO. 288, 3 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1968
1·40 Reds
Set Free
By Saig on
SAIGON (AP) -Deljllte a Viet Cong
announcement of a new offensive to "ut.-
terly destroy" U.S. forces ln South Viet.
nam, the Saigon goverrune11t went
through with their plans this morning
to rela.se lfO former Vlet Cong from
'prisoner of war campa aa: part of a na-
tional reconciliaUon program.
Ninety prisoners were released ln a
stnet ceremony 1n Saigon;-:16 were
!rted at Pleiku ; and lf at Da Nang.
Under Saigon street banners pro-
claiming, "The government shows tol-
erance to the people w)IJ have gone
down the wrong path and"'Want to mend
their ways ," the prisoners snapped to
attention as MinJster of State Mai Tho
Tfuyen arrived to preside over the
ceremony.
The prisonen, lncluding five wom-
en, were well-scn.1bbed and generally
healthy-looking. They ranged in age
from 13 to ·66 and wore snow-wblte pa-
jamas: issued for the occasion.
.,Some say the South Vietnamese gov-
ernment's action in 'sending tigers bacr
to the jungle' is risky," Truyen said.
"However, we think that with the re-
lease of such a great number of pria-
oqers we can prove to the domestic and
foreign public opinions that we believe
in the certain victory of the rigbteow
cause."
Do Van Thinh, spokesman for the
prisoners, read from a typewritten
statement:
''l was forced by the Communists to
fight against the South Vietnamese gov·
ernment. But in reality, there is no
hope in fighting for them."
He turned to h1I Jellow prisoners,
raised a clenched ·fl!t a n d shouted,
"Down with the <Almmunists!" three
times. The group echoed his shoul.s.
At Da Nang, several hundrl'fJ pris-J
oners watched from behind barbed wire
as 14 of their fellow Inmates were re--
leased.
Huynh Huong, 24., a prisoner 1ince
April 1965, said: "I am golng_ bomt due:
to the goodness of the government of
South Vietnam:"
He added he would return to his job as
a carpenter.
South Vietnamese officials say that
24e Viet Cong have been released since
early 1966, but they clalm more than
20,000 enemy troops, including 8,000
North Vietnamese soldiers, are being
held in prison camps in South Vietnam.
Sailboat Tows
3 Water Skiers
To Safe Harbo r
Three youths overdue on a waler skiing
excursion turned up safely Friday even-
ing when their ski boat was towed by a
sailboat into Dana Point Harbor.
Mrs. M. L. Sorber, 2815 Alta Vista
Drive, Newport Beach, upon hearing
from her son, Jeff, called authorities at
8:30 p.m. and a sea and air search was
calltd off.
Al 5:15 p.m., Mrs. Sorber had ca11ed
Orange County Harbor Department lo
report the youths out since 10 Friday
morning had not returned.
The Harbor Department dispatched a
boat; Laguna Beach police were notl~
fled, and helicopters from El Toro and
Los Aiamitos were nown along the coast
searching for the missing boat.
Harbor Department spokesmen did not
know why the boat had to be towed.
Gas Bills Ris e
35c per Month
Southern Counties Oas CAI. has tub-
mltted an applicatlon to tbe California
PUblic UUliUes Commiasion {PUC) to
charge customers S5 cents mft each
month on the lndJvldual gu bUl.
't1le action ts ba.!ed oo a reqUClt
by El Paso Natural Gas Co. for Federal
Power Commission pennlsslcm to raise
the cost of. gu to ltJ who1esa1era.
Orange County Dlviaion Manager
JUllln M. Kennedy aald the Southern
Counties requtll lolall 111,251,000, but
might not average out to that much.
U El Puo llataral Gu Co. iJ iranted
a 1...., tnctt.,. during the PUC bear·
Ina nelll Mardi, the Sollthem Counil~
ralo adjulllnonl will eorrespood, Ken-llldf aald. ,
Tbe rate lncreue lo the 6nt Nlqutlled
by Southern Couatlu Ill olll>I yoan,
beoot<d. u the run Iner<.... ""' grantee!, the
average prlco paid by comun10ra will .uu be about 11 percent lower lhan u .... Ill 11111, be aald.
No Or d i nary Fan -1 5 Sealed
·DAILY PK.OT 1'11119 11r P•I O'-...
Navy Lt. Cmdr. John Miller clutches hand of his 15-year-old daugbt·
er, Stephanie, as "touchdown fever" .grips her during Ram foot·
ball game. The Huntington Beach girl was no ordinary fan in the
stands last Sanday. From birth, she has been blind. Read ber stOry
todi!Y <>!> Page 3. • • ' '1
'Attack! Attack! Attack!'
-And His tor y Changed
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of fll9 Diiiy Pllol 511ff
Grim behind his goggles and 6·
hilirated by Shintoism, the Nationalistic
worship of ancestral heroes, the little
man later to adopt the principles of
Jesus screamed into his intercom and
changed the history of the world.
"Attack! Attack! Attack!," cried Lt.
Cmdr. Mitsuo Fuchida.
Three words sent wave after wave
of Japan~ planes -high and low
-raising death and ~struction cnto
the American Fleet at Pearl Harbor
on a sleepy Sunday 26 years and 51
weeks ago today.
Three. more words crackled over the
airwaves from Lt. Cmdr. Fuchida's com-
mand aircraft shortly thereafter, signal-
ing tbat the U.S. Fleet base was hit
with complete surprise and left in blazing
ruin.
TIGERS STRIKE
"Tora!Tora!Tora!," the raid leader
reported to the Imperial Fleet flagstrlp
Akagi, steaming hundreds of miles av.·ay,
in a pre-determined code messaae.
"Tiger! Tiger! Tiger!" '"\,
.The tiger of Japanese imperialism had
mauled Its prey on a sun'n3'., tropical
Sunday, but a tower of blac\: smoke
marked the spot where world peace
was cremated, as the raiders ran for
home.
JubUation reigned in the Japanese
forces, aUhough at least ooe man Jn
high posiLion realized that the shattered
U.S. fleet would rise from its ashes
like the mylhlcal Phoenix and bring
revenge.
"We have only sueceeded in arousing
the sleeping giant," predicted Admiral
Iaoroku. Y*1a'lnoto aboard the flagship
on which Re took over command ;
the Imperial Navy two years before. .. -
Today, one wetk away from the 27th
anniversary or the Japanese sneak at··
tack, a squadron of 38 Zero fighters
-actually AT6 and SNJ surplus planes
revamped.. marked with the red rising
sun emblem will take to the skies again.
Their misslon is not destruction, but
participation in a project unprecedented
in the history of cinema or intematicnal
politics, the cooperation of two one time
enemy nations in recreating their fight.
Japanese and American interests will
soon begin filming the bilingual documen·
tary movie "Tora! Tora ! Tora!," b3sed
on Dr. Goraoo'Prange's best·selllng OOok
of the same name.
FLASHBACK
Dr. Prange, a former member of
General Douglas MacArthur's Tokyo
staff, spent 17 years ·researching the
book. The film version will flash back
and forth from Imperial Palace to the
White House.
Other locations include Iwanai, on the
cold, misty island or Hokkaido. a number
of war-scarred spots in Pearl Harbor
and surrowu:ling installations, as well
as U.S. and Japanese studios.
Cooperating studios will be 20th Cen-
tury Fox, Beverly Hills, and Kurosawa
Productlons Ult., Kyoto, with technical
advice by many oC the men who were
there -on both aides -for historical
accuracy.
Wars are fought by ordinary men,
so there will be no stars in the: re-enact·
ment of Dec. 7 and 8, HMl, with on-leave
U.S., Hawaiian National Guard and
Japanese Navy fliers at controls of the
plaiies. '
The 38 Zero aircraft flown by American
Navy pilots depart El Toro Marine Corps
Air Station today for North Island Naval
Air StatJon, where they . will be ferried
tS.. ATTACK, Page I)
Tijuana Gas
Fans to Blow Away Pollution
TIJUAN~ (AP) -Alr pollullon If IO
serious at the U.S.-Mexican border that
three powerful fan11 have been lnstalled
ln an effort to tut down on carbon mon·
oxide fumes inhaled by ~ ln-,
apectors ..
Govtmrnent q<ndes installed the fana ,
btcau.te of """""" that fun\es mJcbl
be lwmful ta IJ\ljllCIOn checking lhe
thouaands ol •ehlcl .. wblcb -through the border gate dally.
Dr. J. 8. hkew, San Diego County
health director. aaid te1t eond~ted ·laal
year abowed pea.It concentraUon ot more
than 300 ports ol carbcm mooolldt per
mllliM ports ol alr at the croalnf. c.rt.on monoxkle should no<elded an
average of 50 patU per mllllon' ln a
working area during an elglrt.Mur day·
but hourly Jverages were •• hiJh 11 185
parta, per mlUlon, Aanw llllld.
Tbe fans, Installed in metal eyllodel'I,
draw alr from aboue IO k<t 1bon
ground ~ blow It 111rouab Ibo """' where Inspectors check car• rel11l'n1ng
from Mellco. 1 •
The experJm<ntal project 11 •aid to be
the llrat ol Ill tlnd In the nation.
\,
\
•
78 Coal Mine rs Given Up for Dead
By ROBERT C. WELLING
MANNINGTON, W. Va. (UPI) -''Let
u pray," the: bishop intoned, and
grieving women wailed.
"Our father, wbo art in heaven • • . "
A hush fell over the packed, one-room
church. A minute later, they left for
home to be alone with their families and
their !IOrrow.
The news they had tried ao hard to
forestall had come at Jast: 78 men were
given up for dead.
The mine was to be sealed today.
Even as families and friends were be·
lng told the wrenching declsJon, work
crews went about the lask of pouring
hundreds of tons of steel and concrete
lnto the five portals of the ManntQ&tQn
No. 9 mine, forever spling the fate of
the 71 miners trapped 700 feet under-
growid by a serle1 of uploslons and
firea that raged unchecked since the
fint blast Nov. 20.
AJ word spre;id of the worst Americin
mining accident in 17 years, gloom cov·
ered the valley. The ~We towns that
dot the coal fields ol nol'ttlf.m West Vlr·
ginfa are numbered by the frequency
with which they have betn visited by
disaster. Sixteen men died at tht aame
mine in 1954. A month ago four per-.
sons died "t:n 1 furniture store fire.
Mesa Tibetans W onder
'Who Are The .
Poor People?'
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of .... D•llY Plitt Sl11f
Eight young men from Tibet have
found a strange, new world as studentJ
at Southern Califonlla College ln Costa
Mes~.
"We don't know who are the poor
people," said Sonam Tobg.iyl. "All drive
the · same can and have the same
clothe.a."
"People ale very friendly," remarked 114un PhllJ,ldlboJ. . ._ • , . . <~'ye -.,... llle<t -are oo daa ~ions. They can approach the
iftsident of the ool!ep, NI If what
Ibey mean bY 111endllnea, • hltetpreted
Dean of Students Allred Cawaton.
The students have other thlngs to learn
about Western culture.
"They'n; rather timid in their approach to girls, Dean ,.Ca\vston said. "In the
East they don't talk IO ctri.. They courl
with their eyes."
EXILED
The students come to Southern
California CAlllege from living 1n ez:Ue
in IndJa with 1.20,000 Tibetans who fled
their native: land with the Daai Lama
in 1959. Tibet i.s under Communlat
Chinese rule.
The students wUl remain four years
at Southern Calllornla College before
returning to India to become: government
secretaries or school teachers.
The eldest, Prince Donyo of a royal
family, 29, ls married. The others,
Tobgayl, Phundshog, Losang Tenzing,
Teru:in Chhodak, Rinchln SOnam, Kalsang
Wangden and Tshewang Tobgayl, are
in their early 20'1.
They are Hving at the student
donnitory but plan eventually to move
out on their own. For the present, they
stick close to school, starring on the
soei:er team and studying twice as much
as the other students because they atlll
have to learn many Engll.sh words.
They spe:od weekends with Elcho Red-
ding, a former missionary now living
in Orange. Redding taught the young
man for four years while he was In
India and advised them to attend South-
ern California College.
ltudentl llke American food and have
gained a few pounds in the two monthl
they 've been here ,although they were
fed well lo India.
The Tibetan students are getting some
financlal help from foundations and in-
d1Yiduala but need to earn money to
help pay Jor their ICboollng.
Tbey cook Tibetan 1llnnen, .leaturlni curries, at Q per penc:in and are 1elllng
hanamade wool rup. 'lite colorful rugs,
wlilcb.. they say t\ev_~ Wt« ~ .Pte ,U -p.r square lno!li ...r'ai'li'tllft'i 1ee1
by ,ii (~.;!'bey ~ IW.
dlber nlietul ~ wW lo~ the
otiglaal e!P~ ~INrn CilJlonila
Collep, aald .
. . ' Federal :~gen:ts
Ma y Be Put on
TraiJ of Cleaver
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) ~ Stolo au-
lhorltles today, sought from U.S. Atty.
Cecil Poole a federal fugiUve warrant
for the arrest of Eldridge Cleaver so
they could put the FBI on his tra.U.
No d e: c ls J ol n wu announced
immediately.
Law enforcement agencies have been
hunting for the Black Panther minister
of information since Wednesday when he
failed to "'port to aulhorlllea Jor return
to state prison as a parole vloi.tor.
Despite numerous reports of "light-
lngs" 1n the: San Franclaco Bay area, the
whereabouts of Cleaver, 33, remained
a mystery.
Specu]aUoo has placed him in Can-
ada, Sweden, Cuba and New York. Lat..
est rumor wu that Ute ex-eonvlct was
one of to passengern aboard a recent
charter flight from Burbank to Mon-
treal's bem.ispberic conference to end
the war in Vietnam.
A 1eme of forebodllll atruok. lhe Ill
families Friday afternoon wben rep-
resentaUves of the CoosotKtaUon COil
Co. telephoned and asked lh'!" to .... ,
to the Jomes F«k United Melhodlst
CblD"ch near the ml'ne.
The wooden peWI in the tiny, nd brlci;
church can hold lllO. About IOO almfed up, lining the Wlo, walls and choir
loft.
John Corcoran, president of CQnaoll·
dallon Coal Co., walked -ly down lhc
aisle, turned at the aHar and spoke:
"When l finl came here a few ciayl
ago I made a promlle that when U>e
(See MINE, Pqe I)
Sandal-Shod
Churchgoers ·
Mum on Plans
The church-hopping "'Teem for Chrlal"
movement will be on the move qalo
Sunday. heading for servlcei at a,n , un-
named church whoaeu n 1u1 p e c tl n g
parlshlonen wlll be oUered the beodlla
of the group's cruaade to rid organized
religion of hypocrisy.
Only the sandal-ahod, crOSl-CaFl'Ylnl!
reformers, laughed off by aome aJ a
group ol ~-strutk ·hlpples, know which
Orange County sanctuary they will grace
Sunday -·and they're not tellln&.
Or, a.a ·the group'• advi.sot, "Uncle"
David Berg. poiJ u, "No cine will know
our d..U.atlon notil Sunday . morning,
wben it will be revealed by divine pro-
phesy" •
. ._Indi~~?~"~ that pyeJ:Oi>(regaUons
· ~ by .the lilll41!'1ed "Clft1s.
tWi r<IVolUIIonart .. " l'!"'ba~ . ~ · be ci-daecfott'tbelilt'of~.' ·· i
Lui Swilily, II WU ljlt Flnf~
ol •<locf Church In Santa' Aria: Pallor
R ·Syyelle Ph!IUps reported· llJal a liand
ot 40 to 50 "blpp1e-appearing'~ periena.
iome carrying lnl801a, attempted to
disrupt"biJ ll:SO 1.m. services, marchfng
up the al.Ile to take seats in fMnt
pews and interrupting the ~services with
noisy comments.
Howeter, U\fne quieted do'F]i when
the '-2,-1111).pound minister d~ not
to tarn· lhe oChet chelk and, 'lilstud,
left hla pulpit ·for a face-to-face -
fro•tallon wilh one of lhe lllfedopen.
. The Jll'evious Sunday, mernber1 of the
HunUngton Beach-hued group tem-
porarily disrupted .ervlct.s at SL James'
Episcopal Church In a fashtonablc
Newport Beach neighborhood. .
The Rev.· David A. Crump, associate
rector, said the e:rperlence was "a bit
shaking," but obsfrved that the in-
formally clad vlaltora apPeMed sincere.
Three other churches -'l'lle Finl
Methodist Church of Huntington Beach,
The Finl ChrlJtlu Church of HunUnglon
Bead> and The Fll'll Soiilheni Baptlll
Church ol. Fouiitain Valley -have ex·
perlenced visits ln weeks past from mWI
1quads of "Teera for Christ" followen.
The oil-beat rpov.ement hu head-
quartera In the old "Ughl Cllul>" ..
Mairt Street ln the downtown sectlon
of Huntington Buch. Blblfl claasea are
conducted dally from 7 p.m. to midnight.
Anyone can attend.
WORLD ROUND
It was from him they learned English
and that Tibet does not look down OD
a flat world, but a world that is round.
Teen Club 'Harassnient'
Dean Cawston alJo was a missk>nary
in India. He speaks to the 11tudenta
in Hilldu1tani when they have difficulty
getting across their thoughts in Eniliah.
With hiJ help it Wlf learned the
Boy 'Explorer'
Rescued from
Oil Fi~ld Cave-in
B.rings $I .Million Suit
Owners ol the Huntlnglon Beach -age nlghlspol Syndkate !000, one ol
Whom If DOW oervlns a 45-day Jail ...,_
tence. late Friday filed a II mlUioo
lawsuit against the city, police chlef,
mayor and about 17 olhen.
The legal action allegea that the city
of J!.unlinltoo Beach and Ila offlcm have haruied teenagecl customeri and
"9lratned club -Syndicate lKIOO, at 301 E. Ocean Ave .•
Officer Mahan WU a central Ogure m the UTeSt and subsequent coovk:lUon
ol Mn. Covell. .
Covell qld Friday that the II million
lawsuit figure 11 anived. at on the basis
that the l'l•I action uka !M,000 from
..ch of the defendaniJ.
''"!'bey have dlJ wife Ill Jail and ..,.
we 're going to -If ' lherO ii itlll
jllallco and If Iha --~ .,.. ... ai.stl in Huntington BeaCft.'' he declared:
Covell'• lawmtt aUqa that cm •
•
A 12-year-old Yorba Unda boy WU
rescued from a cave-in Friday afternoon.
In an-oU field In Yorba Linda.
la CC>OWned by pnllf blond•· J .. nne
Cov.eU and her huaband, Gllbtrl, wider
the name Covell Producilonl. aft.er Oct. 20. 1917. the didendM&I: ._. -i-
William Hart, son ol Mt. and Mn.
William Hart, '592 C&mela St., Yorba
Uoda, With hia brother, John, 11, WU
uplorlng In the Shell OU Co"• Olinda
Pleld near Lakeview lod Cllru8 avenues
when he fell Into 1 bole which ltad
to a cave below.
WUllam w~ burled up lo the neck
In dirt and rocu. The Y orb& Unda
Formry Station rt1C110 unit rapoQded
to lhe brother's call Jor help and Willllm
WU pulled out aJlor &bout & haU bour
to the hole.
•· H• waa taken to St. Jude Hospital
In FuJle.1on 'lltlerl ho WU rop>r1'ld lJ>
lood condition.
Mrl. Covell ii curren!IY "'1"inl a 6<1&1 coun11 Jail oentenoe after her
llov. 1i COOV\cllOn "' dtarrel ol ...,.
aplrlna to obltrucl jUlllce. At Ibo llm1
ol l\or-eentendnl. Mn. Covell'• allorneJ
pleadecl Iv lenl'<DfY oo the bula that
Ille II ponnaoL Judie ltarl 'Lynn Dovll
handed down the Jail --&1· Frfaay'I local action 00 ol Ibo
Covelli WU 1ll4d by 0rUp &llomoJ HWJ Y •. a..ry, '1'111 luit idenllllel
u cleledaDll lbe dq, Police Qdef Jobn Stlffr1 Maym; Alvin Coen police ellloln
Jama S. Mahan, Ed ~ Q. Ai> l>oiwl,~ llUrl EUtrom, Elli llolllialllt and -~ I tbrouP 10."
•
-lnterferod wllh .. llltlmldated s,...
!\k&1' 3000 -by .ulnl If lhq bid dope, or macle other lnllmldailnl
romtrb.
-Parkld markod -palloe ""' In -ol Ibo club wilh Nd l!lbll hur!lln(. . ' -Applied city -iplml Ibo
club In a ft)' nol' --la lbe cl\y.
-rorc11111 r-....,.,., """
the cJUb and lol4 -.....
-a focal pollll IGr-lnlllc>llt wetlllql. ~ The la......it furlber ..... lltil .... b1 lilt clelend•nla bu......,.. ....,.
bf IO ,_.i and 1'1111111 11J a a.
-· J,.-i •
......-. . ---. ----------..---l!!l!l!lllm ...... .,._ __ ..,.... ________ _ Sat~, November XI, 1968
Sev-hall-botllv.ol Tokay Ess·
eoce, a rare We supposed to re-.
vive the <lylng1 •old al aucllon In
LondClll IAlt flllM each. All wen\ lo
an alion)'lll0113 bu7er. The wine Is
swef:t and greenish in color. It was
made in a small region of Hungary
from grapes dried in the s¥n. •
P·relidmtial family portrait.! 1h010
rmileJ aU around for both the John·
.sonr and Nl%om. Shown \" upper
photo ore (left to right) Luci Nugent,
PTesident Johmcrn, grand.ton Lyn Nu·
gent, Ladt1 Bird and daughter Ltptda.
Below are President-elect Nixon
and hU familt1 (left to right) Tricia,
Nizun, Mrs. Nizun, Jultt and her Ji·
ance David Eisenhower. •
'Til t.h.t .season to be ;oUy,
but • • ."Deplorable," nwpped
City Councilman William Burm,
of Lakewood, Calif. "Those
people 1hould be sent CL hanh
ktur."
Councilman Charge N~ went
farther. He a&ked for a resolU·
don of public censure. Cooler
head.t prtvalled. The citv mana-
ger wc.s told to ask the toum'1
lcrge1t 1hopping center to recon·
rider it.I decilion to economiu
thit 11ear by not putting up out-
door Christmal decoration.t.
• W h en Robert Bogl•'• stereo-
phonic phonograph went on the
blink the other day, he found the
trouble wasn't in the woofer or the
lweeler. II wu in the his•er. Bogle
had lo evict an IS-inch long boa
corutrlctor, about 114 Inches in dia·
meter, from the tuner before he
coold get the •el to play. The snake
was turned over to the Los Angeles
County animal shelter. No one
knew where the snake came from. • John M•thlH wu &entenced Fri-
day lo -years in jail for se!Ung fire lo three barns in Carmabn,
Waleo. Ma111lao, a 26-year-old part
time fireman, confessed he set fire
to the barns because he was short ot money and needed the work. He
WU paid $1.80 for each emergency
call and 96 cents an ho\li' while on
duty.
DAILY PILOT
........... c ......... ;=::. -.!:::.:: = CAIJPOINIA
OllAHG! (OllSl ~UILl5HIHG COMl'AN'(
•ob•rt N. w.,,
Pt.klilnt Ml hbU.,_,.
J•<• a. c,,,1,1
Via l"mlllltrT •Ml Gentrlol 1N111~r •
..
lt.•111•• IC•1tll ....
n-•• A; M•r,JI;"' lrMnfflM Elll•
P•MI Nl111t1. " ..... " .. "" Dlt"•lw -C.tl Mlle! -..,. •• , .. ,....
"""""'M1C111 n11 """' .. .,., l11Ult't'lrf
....... lkodl! 111 ...... ·-HIMlllWHlll .. Min at Jlh aw.e
~ ;<J., ... .,..
An .-Uneasy Truce at Meadowlark
Residents, Pilots Wary
On Tiny Airport Futm·e
'
By WIWAM REED
Of ,.. Dtll't' Pllit S!•tf
Nearly forgotten ln all the heated
dtlcusston of the poaibility of a ~ge
re&fonal airport in Huntington Beach
bas been the lite of Meadowiatk AttPort
on .warner A venue eut ol Bolsa Chica
Slro<l ~ field, from Ume to time, has
been under fire from the ever growing
number of resldenlli of nearby housing
developments. When the airfield first
began to ....ve Oyen In tbt wl!I\ side
of OnP&e County back 1n 1930, there
were few homes, and, apparently, no
cause for alarm.
Police Strike
Doesn't Spur
Lawbreakers
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -Douns of
policemen stayed away from work today
despite a court order barring their aick-
call 11trlke for higher salaries. Firemen
reported in full strength.
Men began returnl.n.g to duty Friday
night after Superior Court Judge James
Giuliano issued a temporary injunction
against the strike, which started with the
morning shift.
Ninety policemen 1n a shift of 200 re-
ported Jn early today. All 180 firemen
of th~ shift we:fL_.On duty.
Despite the strike, there were fewer
crimes of violence than usual and the
number of fires was noimal. Newark,
New Jersey's largest city with a popula-
tion of 400,000, hu one of the naUon'1
highest crime rates.
"The people saw enough of violence in
1967. Certainly they don't want any-
more,"said Police Director Dominick A.
Spina, referr.lng to the .Newark riot that
left 2S dead and hundreda injured.
A "selecUve" midnight to & a.m. cur-
few WB..! imposed on the city, aimed pri-
marily at large crowdJ,.and Mayor Hugh
J. Addoniil.o !UlpeDded liquor sales.
Some 300 policemen and 200 firemen -
50 per cent of their reapective day ahifts
-failed to repOO Friday morning. The
men called in sick with a.. variety of all.
ments, including "Hong JtorlgDu,'' "old
injuries sustained in the line of duty."
Nearly 200 Essex County sherilf'a dep-
uties were called in and continued jheir
street patrols today, Police cadet.s were
assigned to direcUng traffic.
Addonltlo's request ror state: policemen
to preserve order was turned down Fri-
day by Gov. Richard J. Hughes, whose
press secr~tary saJd it was "legally out
of the question" unless the city was ht
a state of crisis or insurrection. The
mayor had declared a state of emer-
gency in the city.
Process servers were delivering court
orders to all 1,250 policemen, 1,060 fire-
men and five organizations represenUng
the men. They are demanding a maxi-
mum annual salary of $10,500, an in·
crease of $2,500.
'Topless Mom,'
Three ChiJdren
Killed in Crash
VICTORVILLE, C&lll. (UPI! -Mrs.
Gayle M. Spiegelman, who built a bare-
boltomed career 1n West Coast nlghtc1uba
as "Mama Spiegelman" and "the To~
less Mother of Eight," wu killed Friday
in an auto accident with three of her
children.
The 36-year~ld dancer and seven of
her children were passengers In a sta-
tion wagon that overturned alter hittillg
a center divider oo Interstate 15 two
miles north of Victorville.
During the accident the Los Angeles.
bound sLaUon wagon was hit by a pickup
truck traveling in the opposite direcUon.
Mrs. Spigelman was en route from her
home in Las Vegas, Nev., to a nightclub
engagement in Southern California.
The accident took the lives or Mrs.
Splegelman's sons Mark, 15, a.qd David,
5, and a five-year-old adopted daughter,
Sylvia. Four other chlldrtn escaped ser·
ious injury and were taken to the Victor
Valley HoapitaJ. Among them waa Syl-
via's twin sister, Nancy.
The driver of the station wagon, Mar-
vin P. Brody, of Hollywood, waa not ser-
iously injured.
Mrs. Spiegelman waa one of tM pl~
neers of the topless enterta.Wnent craze
that oclginated in the nightclub strip of
San Francisco'• North Beach.
BANDIT. 'HITLER'
ROBS THE MARK
SAN FRANCIBCO (AP) -A medlmn
slied man wtth an olive ctmplexlon and
a Hitltl' • type mUltache robbed Ute
Merk Kopldns Hotel of 117,294 Frldoy. TUlnti .. elevator to Ute 9tCOlld·floor
casbltt"• offl<e, tbt man handcuffed
Felli Leyoer, u <mploy<, and fOttOd
cuhler Mlchtl Abdoo to open \he ale
at cunpolnl
Ltnq, be balled a taxi at Ute hotel
ataod atop Nol> Hill and wu Id OU\
downtown.
Reside:n_ts of the tbQuaandJ of homes
which have been built ~ lMO in
the area f\OCth of Warner ,\venue were
aJarmed when thf: Pereira Mastel' Piao
'of Air Transportation for Orange County
auggested there: might be future ex-
pansion of operations at the airport.
Thelt alarm, h o w e v e r 1 was
overshadowed by the great outcry
against the Bolsa Chica airport posaibill-
ty.
Most residents, particularly members
of the Bolsa Chica Homeowners Associa-
Uon, have beeft under the Impression
that the airport's owners, the Nerio
family, would soon turn the -ID-acre field
lnto more houses.
The master plan suggested
Meadowlark as a "metroport,'' a faclllty
capable of handling short range fllghta
of aircraft including jeta.
Gelie Grlnard, long an opponent of
e::rpans.lon of the ~1eadowlark facilities
and a Iong-Ume officer in · t he
homeowners group, says "we're still
againsi ex.pans.ion."
The arguments offered by Grinard
and others to the Airport Commiasion
resulted in suggestions by lhe com-
missioners to classify Meadowlark as:
an airpark, a minimum duty field for
private planes.
This ls the present '"use. Airport
operator John Turner has fought to keep
the tiny facility open. The operators
are reluctant to reopen the city-wide
ariwnenb which Jed ln 196fi to thoughts
by the city council of laking over the
'facility. The city abandoned further con·
flideration alter leaniing the operation,
from a municipal point of view, probably
would be a losing proposition.
Meadowlark operators found them-
selves on the losing end of a court battle
to limit the operation to 84 pennanent
planes. The Meadowlark P'l.}'ers Associa-
tion came to the aid of the field when
closing appeared to be a good possibility
Jn 1966.
All appears peaceful today, but any
move to en1arge the scope of operations
likely would be met with court acUon
and massive citizen protest, s a y
representatives of the borne owner 1
groups. They say that even airpark status
for the field is questionable and suggest
that homes would be the best use for
the land.
The !Jym ask, "Where would we go?"
Orange Co;unty, they argue, is running
out of space for aircraft.
The uneasy truce continues.
From Page l
MINE ...
' I
Ume came: I would be with you. That
time bas come now."
One of thoee present, declining to be
Identified, sald Corcoran told them that
"Every human effort to save the men
had been' made," and that be could no
longer jeopardize the lives of men on
the dt1lling crews and rescue teams.
"Thert la only one altemaUve now,"
he quoted Corcoran, ''to put out the:
fire by sealing the mine:."
The Rev. John Barnes, pastor of the
church, rose to say a prayer. Loud,
wracking sobs filled the room.
The Most Rev. Joseph Hodges, Ro-
man Catholic Bishop of Wheeling, w.
Va., followed with a spontaneous prayer,
then asked the congregaUon to join
him In r«!Ung the Lorda' Proytt.
The room fell !lle:nt for a moment,
then 200 voices began chanUng u one.
For aome, the strain was too much, and
Utey abuffled out, t..ra •tr.aming down
the.1r faces.
Later, othera, unable to comprehend
the flnallty of Corcoran'• words, gath-
ered round him for one last word of as-
surance. 'lbere was none.
Outside, Tony Megna was bitter. Meg-
na, a high school principal In Plain City,
Ohio, lost a brother, Emelio, to the mine.
"I don't think they have done enough ,n
Megna said. "They could have brought
in more drills or used the foam machine
as a last resort. By sealing the ml.ne
they aren 't really sure whether they are
alive and at the same: Ume they are
eliminating the chanct that they miJht
be alive, I believe the emphasia here Is
more on production than safety."
Mrs. Juanita Mayle, a mother of 18
widowed by the: tragedy, wash shattered
but courageous.
"I'm trying to bold up," she sobbed.
"l must for the children's sake. He (her
husband, Hartse I) would want me to."
Her daughter, Donna, 17, "knew It
would happen." But "It sUU hurta," she
cried.
Few ventw-ed out In Mannington and
nearby Farmington Friday night.
At the company store, the manager
went about restorlng a aemblaoce of or-
der. The llore wu UMd as preas he1ul-
quarters and a _ tepi.porary shelter for
Ute famllle1 durlnf part.of Pt* vlgU.
The cut-rate drug atort, normally 1
beeh!:ye of ,.._acUvJ\)', wu emply.
At Sam's, two boys played a quiet game
of pool, . · P'rom the dlmnc. then cam. the
soundl of Wttkon, Ute ll&hts on UteJr
hard bail OJcm'lnl In \he nJaht, ,.a11ng
Ill' No. t'a five porllll.
Al It was 14 ytan ego -NOT. IS, tl54
-No. I 11 expected to be clooed at lell!I
tm. monlha wlltle the fire burn! lt!eU
ool tlDd Uto mine cooll. Rocovery tto1n1
will then 10 I-to oearch for bodies.
eor.oree ll1llOU11Ctd Ute acllon to
......,.,, at Uto olll<ts of Coosolldatloa'a
mountainft< cllvlsloa In Monopll, 15
m11ea to the llOUUt, the....,. of flifowcnt
-la U.S. mlllinl blatoty.
•
DAILY l"lt.OT ...... .,. JI: ktolllw
MEADOWLARK AIRPORT1 IN THE PROPWA.SH OF COUNTY'S CONTROVERSY OVER AIRPORTS
UnMsy Truce Prev•ll• BetwMn Flyers •nd Hom90Wntrs in Huntln1ton Beach
Tidepools Now Sanctuaries
Bucket Brigades Warned
Tlny tldepool denizens between Poppy
Avenue and Cameo Shores Drive ln-
Corona de:I Mar are now protected by
the full weight of the State of California.
And pretty soon, they'll have a sign
to prove it.
That area Ls one of three marine
preserves r ecently set up along the
Orange Coast under a bill spo sored
by Assemblyman Robert E. Badham
(II-Newport).
It prohibits persons from taking
anythJng from those tidepools at Corona
de.I Mar, ln Laguna Beach between
McKnight Drive: and Myrtle: Avenue, and
in South Laguna between Camel Point
and Turle Rock.
Slate Fish and Game Wardens, comity
sheriff'• deputies, and other law en-
forcement officers may issue cltatioM
to persons violating the law.
How-ever, until the: signs 10 up -
sometime after the first of the year
-all that will be Issued is a warning
aald Bob Terwilliger, area fish and game
warden.
"Right now',• the people would just
be warned and appraised. of the law.
Hong Kong Flu Spreads
To More States, Five Die
ATLANTA (UPI) -The new strain
ol influenza know as Hong Kong Flu
spread to four more states this week. In
Pennsylvania it struck a home for the
elderly, bringing death to five Persons.
The weekly report of the NaUonal Com-
municable Disease Center said viral ls-
olaUons had coofirmed the five died
from the Hong Kong variety during an
outbreak between Oct. 30 and Nov. 22.
The report also noted the imported. flu
had alao showed up in Ar:izona, North
Carolina and Washington. List week
widespread outbreaks were rePorted in
California, Colorado, New Jersey and
Puerto Rico~ with Isolated casea in three
other states.
The NCDC .aid three military IMtalla·
tions in Colorado Sprinp, Colo., uperi-
encecl a 60 to 70 per cent attack rate:
and another 30,000-man post suffered a
15 per cent rate of incidence.
In an unnamed Arizona town, an out-
break of influenza-like illness forced 60
per cent of the elementary stui!enlli at
one school to miss classes. In one of
the high schools the rat.e was 40 per
cent.
Strains of A.2-type influenza struck 20
doctors working in a Seattle, Wash., hos-
plta1 during the same period ending Nov.
22.
The NCDC aaJd a vaccine is being de-
Ttloped to combat the Hong Kong strain.
It is not considered dangerous for the
young and healthy but can be h!thal for
persons already suffering from heart and
respiratory diaeases, the center said.
From Pllfle l
ATI'ACK •.•
to Hawaii aboard the aircraft carrier
USS Yorktown.
Ftlmlng of the epic under IOth Century
Fox Producer Elmo Wllllams and
Kurosawa Ltd. chief Aklra Kurosawa,
an Academy Award winner, is expected
to be the Dl08t complex movie job In
history.
Everyone alive: and old enough from
heads of state and service slation at-
tendants to Gls interrupted by bomba
at breakfast -has his own private
memory of Pearl Harbor.
"At this very moment, I knew the
United States was In the war, up to
Ute neck ancnn to the death. • ...
said the lite Winston Churchill In his
World war 11 memolrl.
"Pearl Harbor just happened to be
the place of attack. We were after
the United Stalel fleet. Had that fleet
been at Midway," said Mlnort.1 Genda,
"Urlere would have been no Pearl Harbor.
It would have been called Mldway!"
Genda, architect of the attack wblch
lawlCbed the Pacific war, la a member
of the Japanese Upper Diet and technical
advL!er on 11Toral Tora! Tora!"
DECLARE WAR
Others In Jepan, first bopt from the
knowledge: that the Imperial Fleet had
daringly steamed into American-held
waters, learned of the momentous news
In official publlcatloos.
• "We by the grace of heaven, Emperor
of Japan, seated on the Throne of a
lint unbn>kee for agts eternal, <n)oln ·
upon ye, OUr k>Jal and brave sub)ecta:
We ~ declare war on the .. United
Stolu o1 America IDlll Ute Brttilb
• Empire •• ' .. •lid the lmpertll Jloscrtot.
Air operaUOIU for Ute historic film
in\l'olve tbe moll utenslve ue ol
operable aln:raf\ em uncleltabn, with
Quiet Engine Room
TOKYO (UPI) -J1pon'1 lint oemJ.
automaUc lhtp, de:stgned to operate
without crewmen In tbt ..,in. ._,,
at night, lll!ed for the United Stales
Frldoy on Iii maiden VVflP-
'
more than 10 planes, Crom £Jghters to
flying 1or1r ......
The 3S Zeroel wen. modlfled at
Steward-Davis Inc., and Cal·Volair, both
at Long Beach Airport, while in Japan,
the C. ltoh Co., is modilying 24 mo~
since original Zeroes could not be
assembled.
Some fields of rotting World War 11
Japanese planes do eiist on Pacific
Islands once held by lhe conquering
naUon, but a survey team found palm
trees growing Utroqh wing•.
Ev~n If tnolJ&h could be salvaged,
they would have to be re-built by putting
together componenta from five orWna.I
aircraft to make one useable pfane,
plus requiring new englnes.
BOMBERS USED
Several B-25 bombers have also been
leased or bought for the movie: and
ore waiting departure at Onngo County
Airport, to be used to an actual simulated
attack on PWI Harbor.
The Purl Hatbor suntvon ·Aslocl•·
lion e.Umatea tbal a total ot 9,000 •
mllltary penonneJ lnvolftd In Ute ao-clllJ.
ed Doy of Inf~ are ·aJlve.
Navymao Jol>n Vaeuen, who u ... In
Vallejo, Calli., .UU bu a Oasbllght and
wrench which won hJm freedom after
being trapped ID Ute dynamo ll!OJll of
the OSS Utah.
Lt. Cllldr. J.l'Ocldda, -of the raid,
wboot words .om tmmorta1Jzed b)' \he
book, 11 .... a Chrtstlen •nogtlilt and
one GI ao Ja-pllola and crewmen
who !lttV!ved Pearl lfarbor and the entlro
""· Some 111 Pearl llorbor brota Iba
Dnal band of laolatlonllm In Amerlcln
fortlp policy and bteraU, conlalnod
the acedl Of aoclal plim>mena .... to-
day.
Pearl -also aet of! a chain of ennll which led to Uta wld'a
•-entry Into Ute tbermonutlur qo and tnowl<dp of Ute awful
mqnltude ol any Mun! Pearl llAr!Jor.
'lbere ma, not ba one, but tf there L•, ... !bing .....,. ceuln -there
will be no ............. u,. moTio.
After the signs are posted, cltaUons
will be issued for violations," be said.
Terwilliger said the tickets would then
~ handled by the local courts .
He said that at a minus time, people
could still take legal abalone and ~
fisbennen can sUU fish in the surf from
the preserves, just as long as they
bring their own bait Md don't try to
decrease the tldepool population. '
Among animals protected by the law
Terwilliger said, are sea anemones, sea
cucumbers, starfish, octopl, mollusk!,
sand crabs, sand dollars and sea urcbln!.
Investigators Still
Seeking Cause of
Lido Death Blaze
• · NeWport Beach fire lnv.st!gators il>Uy
remained baffled over the cause ol. a
blaze earlier this week that cl~
lhe We of Lldo Isle socialite Georgia
Spence Davis.
Fire Chief R. J. "Janu Briscoe em-
phasized, however:
"We're convinced it was an accidental
fl.re.''
He said there are no indications the
$150,000 fire at 148 Via Trieste Tuesday
night was deliberately set.
"We thought at first that It may
have been an electrlca1 fire beca~
it started in a comer of the living
room where there was a hi·fi," he said.
"But now we're not so sure. It ia po&sible
we'll never find out how It atarted."
Mrs, Davis, 55, suffocated in the
bedroom of her single-story residence
where she lived alone. Most of the flN
damage was confined to the living room.
Last rites will be held Monday at
2 p.m. at Baltz Mortuary atapel 1n
Corona del Mar.
Pioneer Mesa
Grocer :Duhek
Succumbs at 91
Pioneer Costa Mesa ~r Albert
Dudek, 91, who was an old·Uzner when
many current civic leaders were just
showing up on the sciene, died Friday.
Funeral services for Mr. Dudek, of
179 Broadway, are scheduled Sunday
at 2 p.m. in the. Bell Broadway Mortuary
Chapel, wltb the Rev. Rich Dunlap and
the Rev. Gerald Bash officiating,
Interment will follow at Melrose Abbey
Mausoleum and those who wish to
remember Mr. Dudek may make con-
tributions to a memorial at the F1rat
Methodilt Church.
Mr. !Aldek, is survived by his wife,
Lettie, of tbe home, a nephew El.mer,
who served on the Costa Mesa Planning
Commission several years ago, and a
dau1bter, Mr1. Leona Leeclng, of Santa
Ana.
Mayor Alvin L. Pinkley lllid Friday
lhat he could re<all Mr. Dudelt's old
red-and·whlte market at the corner of
Newpon Boulevard and lllUt Street belng
there when he came to Costa Mtza
35 years ago.
"He was an old-ttmer alright," the
mayor lllid.
Air Cal to Fly
Burbank to Bay
BURBANK (AP) -Air Clllfornla A)'I
It wm bealn Jtt -fll&hla be-tween Hollywood·Blll'f>ank and San J-
0.kland aJrporta Tutadoy.
The Newport Beach-baaed alrllno 11>
Dounced today It plant nine lllghil a
d1y,o! ll!·pU!ellgtr Boeln& 'lflL
l
I
•
•
--..-·-·-·---.. • .
stuWdlJ, --u; IM
Blind Girl 'Sees' Her Rams Win :a Thriller
.
STEPHANIE MEETS HER 'EYES':AFTER GAME
Dick Enberg Admires Her Autograph Cofrection
GETS BUSS ON CHEEK FROM FOUNTAIN VALLEY NEIGHBOR · ALMOST SPEE(HLESS WITH-QUAR~ERBACK ·ROMANcGMRiiu.
G•m• Hero Bruce Goantt Greets Rams 'GrNtHt F•n• All She Could Manqe Was A 5queaky, Wow ..... •
H 15-year-old Step bani 1
Miller of 6092 Ivory Circle,
Huntington B e a c b , has
anything to do with it the
Los Angeles Rams will be
NFL c hampions. And
quarterback Roman Gabriel
will be the highest paid foot-
ball player In history.
Stephanie is probably the
biggeSt fan the Rams have
and her favorite player is,
of course, quarterback
Gabriel.
Blind since birth, Stephanie
listens to all the Rams games
but had never attended ooe
in person.
· This came to light when
former light heavyweight box-
ing champion Archie Moore
pulled her out of the audience
at a student ~bly at Les
Amigos High SchooJ.
The DAILY PILOT learned
that jt was one of Stephanie's
fondest dreams to attend a
Rams game. 'l1le Ram.!~
recognizing a real fan wben
they heard about her from
the DAILY PILOT, "adopted"
her for a day and made her
guest of honor· last Sunday
dlll'ing the exciting encounter
in the Coliseum with the
Giants.
It eouldn't have been more
exciting. After trailing through
the first half the 1tams came
from behind to win 24-21 in
the final si:I seconds.
Even though her team was
doing poorly early in the game
Stephanie never lost faith.
"They can do it -they can
do it,'' she said repeatedly.
When it w.as over she was
exhausted. But, there was
more excitement to come. She
was takeq to the Rams locker
room hall, a distinct honor
for a female, to ·meet' Rams
players and coaches. -
Like many teen-agers, tbt
PRAY A LITTLE , , •
It Might Help
Rams' "Queen for a Day"
ia an autograph fan. Her book
is now filled with personal
messages from Rams players
Tommy Mason, Merlin Olsen,
Deacon Jones, ·Bruce Gossett,
Dick Bass and M a x i e
Baugah&n: Colch G e o r g e
Allen alSo signed her book.
By concidence, G o s s e t t ,
whose field goal won Sunday's
game and made him th"e day's
hero, is virtually a neighbor
of Stephanie. He lives in Foun-
tain Valley.
Being blind , Stephanie must
rely on the radio to describe
the action so it was a
particular thrill for ·her to
meet her "eyes," D i c k
Enberg, the Rams radio
broadcaster. She had listened
to him on her transistor radio
throughout the game.
But she was told that she
might be able to meet Roman
Gall!iel and for Stepban!e
nobody else would do.
Because of lengthy press In-
terviews he was the laat
player out. He· had been . told
Stephanie was waJtlbg and the
Rams leader didn't forget.
"Hello, · Stephanie, I .' m
Roman Gabriel," he said.
All she could say was,
"Wow-eee."
The daughter of N a v y
Lieutenant Commander John
Miller, Stephanie said on the
trip home, "Ei,:en if we have
to move to another town I'll
still support the Rams, there
is no other team."
It was pr~ qbvious that
Stephanie, despite a pair ol
sightless"eyes; bad ''"seeh.,..ex~
actly what she ·went to Los
Angeles to see on one of the
biggest days of her life.
NI Iii.. the Rams, lhey ·think
Stephanie is pretty much a
champ. too.
Photos and
Text By
Pat O'Donnell CRY .A llTTlE; WHEN VICTORY SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE •••
John Miller Comforts Daughter Steph•nie at Rams G.me
. .
THE RAMS ' MOST HAPPY FAH HEADS HOME AFTER BIG DAY
Stephonle· .... Fo!Mr'C.mb StWJ>! •• co11::.... .. Woy to E~ll Tunnol
\. ; • ..
•
. -.
--~------------
••• SCREAJ:\ A: LOT-THAT'S THE W'AY A REAL RAMS F~N SHOWS JOY
Stephani• R91lsters Supr.,ne Eri-aotion As Rams Wr•p Up Victory
Jack and
why it's beutt (foe her). lobny.
yours from ~e.
· .. Topoider deck llhoeo, with
the eat·like oqueep.oole. Allo
Top1ider leather mocca1in1.
T0paider -pro tenni1 1hoee.
the Beans talk
Ganva1 &r q,yloo.. I also have
J.hellfe, in wometi.'1 Uzee. In my'
women'• &hop, naturally.
And ·Clar"k'• d-rt boot .. Dia you ever try on a pair?
You know how cuatomen will
@et tO kidding around.
A man well known in a ~r.
tain Nit water club in thi1
community, who ba1 been· a
mo&t. diligent cuatomer of
mine for yean, wu telling me
why he hadn't been in the
1tore lately. Putting on: an
abo'!'lnahle accent, he told me,
"I .~ave bean to May.heeco to
watch the O'Leempic ;Gamet.''
, Bia eompanion, who alto ia
my customer, grinned, "Me
too. I ha•e bean theh weeth
beem. aho.''
You. kno'W how-thOle thJngo
lfel etarted. Now e•ery CU1t& m who ha bean t<> 'th.,
O'LMmpie. Gamet ie a bean... ..
My acue for today'• ad ~
to lhrow out a llltle prop_.
da alioat my sap.toe. If you
are· a non•hean, like I alia,' yoa
-i relor to them •• o1t-
Let'1. r.... k. ..... told by
lhMe wlto ..ob.onld bow thai
my oboe depL lo one of the
belt thlt ol.le of alie' Sim! Ga-
~ Wula. '(WOtlld I di...-
with' my ..... ta...nrf ·
•
U you have bean to the
Olympict, that maket you a
bean in my 111Dre. '\V e)come
bean, to ·Jack Bidwell'11.
Mo11t men are impreeeed, or
claim to be., wit.Ii my ee)ection
of s.ny 11hoe1 from Switser-
land. And Bally cuual1, aame
co11.D.lij". Once you gel used to
Bal·I1e1 (w ould you ••Y
Bally1?) you could be )\ooked
for life. Those Swi&&en sure
know how t.o put a shoe top:tL·
er. And they're really not O:·
~Ive, either. .
Or bo.w about my Taylor
ehoeo, made in·~? Robin·
10n'1 ia the only othei! itOre I.
know around here that carriet·
tbae. llut, mr wife can explain ' . -. '
'And :J:-h u r • Moc .deenldn
slipper& itom New Zealand.
Foam padded. They ha"" very
ooft deers .In Nt>w Zealand.
'.fhe.., are oo comlottable yon
may Iea,... to deel!ioe yOW'leif,
for being eelf-indulpnt. ·.
And I have Mme n~t
cabvae yard ehoee and olippera
with <i>lTupt<d rubber ooleo
that 'look like nothing. And
f.,C,I h'ke nothins.
So 'tliat conclude. .hy beam
... 1~. . ;
. Bri111 monex, if you can
1c'r•]>tf M>T,' up,. and erter into
the ·opirit ·l>f the -u. I'll
sift wrap aii~ you wanL -
If you ...,.'\ 1hlnli -..t' wliet to
bny, don't lie'doWnhearted. ru
tlalnk ef .....,.tbiq.· ..
. : ·Same old ·store ••
• • l • •
5467 Via Lido on 'n. Lido'~ Nr'l'°rt ~
_. .. Richard'• Muket u4 tho lido nieater.
.~ 1>81'~ for ~ut 91-. Plioae 67M$10!
C:.oP,r:tpt 1968, J..J< Bid~ · ', : •
' . ·~ -.... ··-•
. l
I
I ~
:l I
I
•
Pulpit and
Durlnr the lour ...... al
-i. amldnll the llart "
the °"'.1lllaa -· the :a.-.. llertlorl N. "1«maM. wU1 dell-·-"-"' "SelUaC Iba 'l'bel)le for lblNftYeer."
'Illa lktl tl Iba oer1e1 win .. ,._. ~ 10::111 ..... ....., al "Iba ,,._
.-i 1'a 1n Ultftrllty Park. 11111. YeDow 'Wood • w.,,
lrv!ot. The -moa II enUlled
"A Pooplt Madi> lleo4y" aad
-w!Jll. Qn1lllU -......
Plril ifundl1 d ·Ille month
OGlll ... !m -wW be
lleld at 1:11 at ""'""""' U ..... M1•1a.ta.dl,&ea
Rell An., BUnlinllon '1<ach
with lhe Rev. Lawrence T. Youns oftlclalln&.
1teCular 1ervlce1 are
..-1oo11or1 aad IO:IOa.m.
aool P-Roger G . 8ttlW<rth will pr I IC b
,, AdVent" at both boura.
Churcb ICllaol u well u
D11r1017 care II providod al
Ibo I and IO:IO b our 1 •
ll'elllodlst' Youth Fcllowablp
,...,pa -avery SundO)' at 7 p.m.
''Pelee and Goodwill Now,"
ls the lolJlc for lbe week at
llie lAPa' Buoii Clmrdi "'
~ -· 20012 Lquna Canyon Road. Dr.
Henry Gerhard, mlnllter, wll1
deliver the eermoo at 9 and
11 a.m. ltl'V1ceJ.
.Jllgll -""""' and junior church m e e t during
tbl!: t o'clock wervlce. 0 Getting
RJd of Inferiority" II !he topic
for tbe \O a.m. Tburllday lee·
-spcmored by the chureh al Iba Lelaure W o r I d
Clutibouse 2. ---MornlnJ wonhlp aervlce
and primary church at Central
Baptlll Cllarcb of Huntington
Beach, 7661 Warner Ave., will
be bald ot 11 o'clock with
Pew I
Pastor M. A Nultlo1
inachlnr· AD all-age SuncloY IChool II HI t.r t :4S a\lli.
where the ldU1l c1l3I II CUI' · l:/1 Rodylng ihe Boot " .Nunery care II pro-
vided al bolh hours.
The loachert training
course, I p.m., ls followed
by the evtntng warship oervlco
at 1 o'i:lock. • ---
"Eying the Advent" II the
ICrmOO lo be delivered Sunday
by the Rev. James A. Dolio,
pa 11 or d Iba Calvary Bap-'C08HftlNICloa Set
d•I C •arc 11, 1281 Garfield The Rt. Rev. Frand5 . Avt., llllntJnaloo Bea c b. IDcluded In lbe 11 a.m. Eric Bloy, Bishop of .
wonblp oerv1ce l!lll he epeclal Los Angeles, will con-
musfo by the aerilO.. choir Utt-firm 30 memben of St.
ed '"Ten Tbou*8Dd Angela." James E p i s c o p a 1
Communion wU1 be obeerved Church Sunday at tbe
•t the evening service at I 11 a.m. service. A ?'fr
o'cloclc. The youlh choir will ception for the Bishop
sing. Sunday ICbOo! wW begin will foll · ~ · b at t :45 •.m. and the Youth ow m WJe pans Training Union Is ocheduled ball, 3209 Via Lido,
at 4:45 p.m. for all high school -'-' _N_ewpo....:._rt_B_ea_cb_. __ _
age young people.
Communion wlll be
celebrated at 8:30 and 11 a.m.
worship servieea at Newport
Harbor Lutheran Cbarcb, 2501
Cilll Drive, Newport Beach.
Pastor James G. Blain haa
chosen u his communion
meditation "A Moment o t
History -A Cry for Repen-
tance" baaed onLuie 3:1-1.
Temple Be1' David o J
~range Com!ity will conduct
its regular Sabbath evening
service Friday at 8:15, at the
(Contlnaed on Page I)
•
Why Thanksgiving? Faith Church
. . Changes Depends O!l T ha~kfulness . Location
IJ L011,1B CASSELS preulons d graUtude -In lloo, to be, CQllJured up by ••
-.... ··-nl!lfll. God, be added. II I> ~ ..... tin( our blwlnp" (and The Coast BlblHl""dl Som-
"ll II P>d to cl•• thanks !lnltoiy .._ wWlng tblllt the trying to fllrgel our troublel), day wi111119va lrom'lt1 ~
lo 1be Lorll." the Bible =:t •:.fa~ to give wllat 1111: meelin& place al the Pall,....
deClaree. SQhoo1 la CllJllllr-lead> Why! AllOTBBI\ ~prud at· Tiii: BOILICAL anawer II lo the new M'Jlto Jl'ariter
Whal -1r "'""" illudo views ~llvtoc 1111 ~ lnl• 'l'hanillglVln& -Iba wbena""'11an~tum0 ·ID act . la llfl!idl we orily '~·lbat can poqjbly ""'1orlllgl1"Schoolio<4ledon
Jn graHtude to llls C....tor! aclmowl-11adly. ~ ""41· mailer a 'whit 'to God or to ~· Ol!ill!O ~ S... J...., • • . • lnalY. as lbe c-,moY be, UJ -ii a , ~-Capl.itrano.
TB!l ~G anawer .11 that ., that there may be anmo to<>!' res-of our ll!aJ'll lo Iha SUpday mornlq _.,hip
rllea d 1hanill&1V\nc -• 1b1J!11 in ~ 1!•u whlcb .ar& conv.ldlon that G<lil IDVea us. _, _..ary to appeaae a tod<by · not directly traceeble to our • Its .splrll . la porfedly ex· aervlcel wUl begln •-..Jf"A.m.
deity. It Ill an ·lnlult'!b «oil .,.. ·hard wort .°"" OC!1or pr...,i In the ancleftl Jewilb· and Sunday ocbool.1 ~Ith
to !rut ·blm 1IU 'a stJnO 'virlueo. ., ' " prayw fOlllld .11 lbeobeghml111 classes for <blldren bl; Ibo
wllo may cut oil bl! Tho,pllfOU la tb11 •-11 of 1everal Old Tptamelll 11xth grade and undor; wU1
ona U w~ fall jD II lhal lhoie who lake II are Psahnl: be beld at Iba...,.~
preper appreclai1""-• '!'Pl to give 904 crodll for "0 give !hanks to Ille Lord, Cont Bible Cllun:ll; u 1p.
11.. amaz.lni bow m~ gdod luck wbllo nuning secret lor he Is good ; ' • . • ha
"re!IClous" people ,..m to lruditi agalml Him for 'His steadfast l0vt,endura1° de~ .,an\J'linn, d
tlilnt o1 ThOnlaovlglng as "I' bad• 1uct !hat, ~ ~ forever." ' hi beginning 'la July, 1"1 u
onerObsduty,lobeunderlakeft In eltbet event, Ibey run Iba ADolber way ol pultlni'lt a ,borpe Bible i1U~ ~
out of prudential regard for rllt of altrlbulff to l!IJlfeA II !hat 'Thanklglvlng Is a El!iPhalll 11 placed -fun.
t!ie divine fJ!th whlcb may divine vollllon 'evenli which celebrailon of the &onolnel! ... tal Bible leacillai,.wilh
fall upon w)io neglect resuli from the randoin work· and mercy of God, on Iha Bible ' t~ cl'ian. ''8ch
It. lnp of a natural order in· pert of one who bu ex· Wedneaday 1"""1ng at 7'111.
Jesus rebuked this alUlude. wblch God haa aeen fit, for perlenced tl>al gooilness and
Ho rem1nded his dllclples !hat our soul's .bealth, to laave mercy at lint hand In his· . Serving as. pastor ill reUred
even human parents, with all room for chance, accidents, own life. · Air .Foree Col. Rl~ O.
of their shortcomings, usually uncertainly, danger and pain, 11 ill Indeed good to give Ryan, who received h •
are unselfish enough to pro-as well as underserved pro-thanks to the Lord. For training at the Dal I as
vide for their c b I.I d re n ' 1 aperity, h e a It b , happines.!J, Thanksgiving is the other face Theologlcal Seminary. He liDd
welfare without demanding love, truth and beauty. of faith. You can't have one his family make their home
anything -including ex-U gratitude rs not an emo-without the other. tn San Juan Capistrano.
OR-ANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I
'I FAllYIEW IAPTIST CHURCH ..... .., ........ ..,.,.,..,o....c.M.
10 A.M. WOBSlllP SERVICE
fA.& ...... y CHUICM ICMOOL Ml P.M. M. Mil.A tr. HI ...... Tidl PMolo"'o~ .. ., .............. 7il0. 1:1• ,.M. ............... ,..,..,_......,Qn_,.....,.
HAUOR TRINnY IAP11ST CHURCH
1ue....,·1t •• ......,..,c......_
. ·--TANCl.-SUndaJ -t:4S a.m. Mornlng Worship 11:00 a.m.
Bapllat TralninC VIilon I p.m. Evenlnl 1arvlco 7 p.m.
W-cla1 Bill1e Sludy & Prayer •••••••.••• T:OO p.m.
RRST-SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 611 HAMILfOM. COSTA MIU a.,., lob S1h1111lhkopf
S-Moy Sdt .. t • •••••• t 141 Trai"'"' U"lo11 , •••••••• 6:00
M hit W ,..Jil ll·OO Ew11l119 Wonhfp •••••••• 7:00 .,. 1 P '•' • .• Wad. En11lnt S•nfc• •••• 7:00
. ..._ '4M111 N...,. Ahretl Anll ....
UNIYERSnY IAl'TIST CHURCH an .. L PAUSADD ID.
IAllTA ANA HlleHTS
..,..,., ~ ....................................... A.M. Mlilllllll.. "OltllUP ................... ,,.,, .. ,,. ..... 11 AJA.
atWWWW ~IP .................................... 7 P.M.
........ 1a111:Vtca mtillllOAY ......... ....... h• PA .,..,. Ml•fl'T'la C:ffUltQf PHOff• .....,,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURC"ES
IUNCHD 0. THI MOTMll CKVICH
THI PIUT CHUICH OP ctt .. n. ICllNTlll
IN IOITON. MAISACHUSms
"Ancient and Modem Necromancy, alias
Me-rlsm and Hypnotism, Denounced"
Subject of Lesson -December I
Coron1 del Mir-Second Church of Chrllt, Scf1ntl1t
1100 hcfflc View Dr.
a..li a l•IMleJ hhef-lt A.M.
...... 1 ... -!161 I. C... Hwy.
C°'ta Mata -Flnt Church of Christ, Sclonll1'
2ttO .. _ , .. Dr., c .........
S...., W••I 9:11 A.M.
Q..ai S.trt11 11 A.M. ......... -.nsou ... Y ... Dt.
Hunffogton loo-First Church oi Christ, Sclantllt
110 Ollw
C._.. I lnHr SdNl-t:IO 111:00
....., 1--a10 01,.,.
L19un1 ... ch -''"'' Church of Chrlit, Scl1ntl1t ...........
l'IUT FIRST CHRISTIAN ::::",.~=-:~~·' """
llAPTIST CHURCH ., ..... ...., __ , CHURCH Nawport BHch-Flm Church of Chris!, Sclonllst
Victoria & Pluentla Ave. UOJ .,. u .. Costa Mesa ca.r.11 & ..._ W111 t :11 & 11101
,,_L...., ............ JlllYlmlJllll• 17411 .......... ........ ..,
... 11-. ....... -All are cordially Invited to attend the church services h.;'.l!:',.l!::I• end enJov the prlvllues of the ReadlnR Roo!QJ S111doy W .. I •••••• f:IO AM
Meml111 Wor.tii, •. 11 :0I AM Prmyer s .. 1c. • • • • •ao ,..
1Ye11l!tf Wlhhl, •••• 7itl PM
1.m WWllMll . .......... ••• •·~ CWI• C.. Pt .. 1111111111 AT AU UIYICll
.... tdlefl ............. ''"'·"'· 11:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:11 ~ ..,..., ........ ,., .. 1.111.
y .......................... ''""· ~ ...................... ''""" .......................
147-4'44
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
M1in & Adem1 Streat1
Huntington Beech
Morl'll119 Ww1hi1t •• f :!O 10:4!1
lil:ilo School • , •• , .9:10
Youth &ro11p1 , •• .6:00 PM
h•nl11t Wonhl1t •• 7:00 PM .... ,..., °"""' _....__, _ ,,llrHl"Y C.,. Prevldld •t •D ""kn omc.: ....... Dllil~tl~
NUl'Bery Care Provided
14M771 1414341
Wa lalia"a In You •. :
UNITARIAN
UNIVERSALIST
CHURCH
1119 Yictorio St,. Corte M•1a
1!::'~"" 646--4652
BA HA' IS
PROCLAl"-4
Ba ha' u' Ila h
"Tlta Promi1•d 01'1•"
141°1211 or 1'49-2001
GO AHEAD!
SLEEP IN SUNDAY MORNING:
n.a ......... 1:) ..................
CALVARY CHAPEL ............
NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH
!RI Clff9 Dr1fto ......., hn
"ti WI! ,_, CllrbtlU Llwo,. ..... MMf "hMMlll, -~Ill C..:IM•
Miiiie. Clll .. ry CMHI II I~ ~t ,. .... llMM•I Cltwdl ........ VO• c .. _, .. .,..,.,..,..... .. _..._ ....
642-6713 646-9S 12
-JJarlor ChriJli.an durch
or NIWPOll 11.ACK-IDhalp .. ,
..... la91s.ty H.,. IJ1::11t;lat ~
UI L 11tl It .. C.... w ..
Church School -9:4S A.M.
Worship -10:45 A.M.m
N•,_,. Can Pio•W.1111
Phone: 675-3915
Mi1llster: Dr. D. W. Mcilroy
CHURCH OF CHRIST
217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
llTWllN HAllOI nllll PAI.VIEW
SUNDAY MORNINS lllLE STUJ>Y , ••••••••...••.• 9!'45 AM
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP & COMMUNION •• 10:'45 AM
SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP • , •• , , , , , • , , •••• , , • 6:00 P.M.
W!DNESDAY EVENING lllLE STUDY •• , • , • ·••• ••• 7:JO PM
NUUllY CAii PIOYIDID
Dione 0. M.yflehl D. G. Hint
MJ1htw Anockrte Ml11lster
Phont: 548-5711 Doy or Night
(mpbuizln•
The Plan of God
The Pmon of Christ
'Ille .._ of the Holy Spirit
Sunday School 9 AM
MomlnJ Wonhlp 9 ..,d 10:30 lrM
Ewrlll'lf s.mot 7 PM ~ Blble Sllidr and Pnytr 1 PM Nunery dllril'lg HIVICU
A ful Youth Program
Cm. of Orange and 2ltd. St.
C....MtM
Paar H. L JOJ!'S; IFC\ Mbt.
INTENSIVI
-Ult UAILY l'ILOl'S
..,... " ... ..... No
otlW ,.... t1rtt a mudl
-.... "" YOU 1"o. ••
CORONA DEL MAR
COMMUNITY
lNGREGATIONAl • 611 HELIOTROP,E
W-10otoA.M.
C•lldi la..1-10100 A.M • °'· ......... ,..,...,, Milllltw
MIU ......,. lnMI. O.c.L
673-4000
' '
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Weloomn You.
1-rf. JAMD. 12ff Vie UH. N"pe" ... c.
...., Sen1M1-71JO. 9:00, 11.00
T ..... y 101JO-TlnffMoy 1:00 .....
Holy lltdterht A HNlhl9 Sortlcet
. lecNr, 1"1111 a ... Joh P. Wt.y lh Aue., Tllo a .... DwW Ct1111p
Phone: 67~To
ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS
Pacific View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona del Mar
Sundays: 8:00, 9'30 -Cblld Care at 9:30
Holy Days as announced
hcf9f, n._ hf. Jo•• lot1n Da,11 Pllo11e '44·04'1
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., c.M.
Sundays 7:30 & 9:30 Church Schon! - 9:30
Thursdays: 6:30 & 10 a.m .j Holy Days as announced
Ylur, n. lft, JelMI W. DN.W..1 -,. .... 1414326
EPISCOPAL
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
..... ,. If °""" u..--'"' ... " '"" ...... H9llttlltM "'°' c.111en1a. 1 TM lll:n. ,_ t. CllQ, PMtw
Sund1y S.rvlcn
•1• A.Mo ""' c-rn.i. ••• A.M. •Ullltr """-• Clllf'Cfl Jilt P.M. 1-.i lei.ti ,,,. P.M. .,_..,..... lhlt A.M. MlnfH WW111111 y ... c:awa.-,._,. c.rt ,.,..,....
Pint Assembly of God Church
146 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa 541-3761
M. C. Cronic, P11tor
Ray Nic~a1on, Mi11itt•r of Youth
ICHIDUU OP lllYICU
l1a4ey.-Q1r1• Schei , , , , , •• , , , •••• , ••••••• , • t1JO •·""
hMlly ................... 10:10 ...... & 7:00 , ...
Chwrch Choir -Sh1rll Paul1•11, Dlr•cf0t
YhftNI Welce• -N•nery A""'4nt
ITATI UCINUD PU..SCHOOL-lnl Wlfll•111o Dlraa.r
,.._, 641-ZIJI
1MOtlrtt at a Harbor Area Reform Temple
~-Jamos Episcopal Church
3209 Via Lido, Nowport Beach
SABBATH SERVICES -RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
U.111 l•N UtNOW 'Oil IN,OllMATION: CALL a1f.Mll
GLAD TIDINGS
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
15th & Monrovia, Newport Baach
IV. llllCll WMI ti .... , tfftl'lltll
646-6620 or 546-7866 ''*"'• •'""'"""· li'•st•r -•-Mllltr, M11Slcl1 or,..,,.,.
t:4S A.M.-S1111Hy Sdool
10ilO ~.M.-"A .....W.-efh1111'1Pewtrf•T....,..
Sirmon 1f'f li'ltlOr
61to _P.M. -'"" Senlu, OH M"'"Y, Dlretter
7100 P.M.-halt .,...._,
,REV. EVERETI STENHOUSE
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wilson, Coda~
Y. L "DTWICI, ....... UI DOM COPN'r.
141-4704 Mhildw .. Mall I y.-
S•114•y S1hool f 141 •.11'1.
THANll•IYIN• CIUIADI
bal'lfllltt Stlr Tito1n11
N ...... 19~1
"""'' ...... ....., & .. , • ...,
7tJO "·""
Lutharen Church
of tho Muter
2900 Pacific View Dr.
CORONA DEL MAR
Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church
2501 CUH Dr. LI iH293
TM lft. Je... 5. INl., ,_,.,
,... ............ J. lllHINlllll' DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER -·-W•nll!J S.nkl ... , . l 11M1a .....
llJllCln SCIMlll ...... t 1U.l•:U 1.111.
Won~ llnlcll ... , 111•121•
Nursery care available
alall services ·
WELCOME
Phono OR 3-5022
1:'45 A.M.-F1111lly Wor.tit,
t145 A.M-S1111clay Churd
School
11100, A.M.-F•1tlY• Wonhlp
Nurwry ""w.4
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Missouri $y11od.
761 Vlcforl• St., c .. t• MeN
Lath•r V. Tornow, Pl1tor .........
Wtrl!111 ,.,,,lcet1 t:lf e. II A.If,. SUflllllr k11111'1 t1• A.M. Adult 111111 Cl•Hi t:~ A.Mo
CHRISTIAN IUMINTAlY SCHOOL 1414166
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Maia Yttde Ori•• a lak•r Str1at, Colle M•ta, Celtf.
ANOlllW C. AHDlllSOJC. ,.....,
Mornl119 WOnhi.: I • 11:1s 1.1n. •ul'ldtl' ktlOol: t:IJ & 10:11 •·'"-
Prl11c• of '••ca L»th•r•• Sch .. I -Ml11 E1th1~ OIK.fl, Prl1clpol
Office rhol'la1 149°0521 School l'horia: 149-0162
HUNTIN•TON llACH
UNITED CHURCH OF REUGIOUS SOBICE
420 10th St., Huntington Beach
S.Ntr Monhtt S..IOll -' YMfll Cllmll-11 :00 •·•· W•llllnatday Evo"in1 Study &roup-7:JO p.111 •
............. ,._ ,.._,HW110
A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH I,
lalb•• hl•nd
COMMUNITY
MITHODIST CHURCH
115 At•t• 675 -0950
1!15 l11form1I Wor1hip
9:10 Traclifional Worship
I Suncl1y School
C11t1 M•1a
FIRST UNITID
METHODISt CHURCH
I ttli St I Harbor 11.,4,
W•nhl1t I Chwrch Schoof
f:JO 111 AM
141-7727
Co1t1 M•1• N•rfl1
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
M•1• Y•rde I laktr St.
1<49-2719
Wor1hl1t I Church School
9:00 I I01JO AM
HuntMffon hac•
FIRS't· ,UNITED METHODIST~HURCH
2721 .17th St .... , at.35J7
S1rvlc11 -trJd 11 I .Mo
N11,.ary thto 2ncl ·9r 1. 11
Clu;rch Sch1:ol. -t 1J •
PRESBYTER!>:
of the Coas
Christ Church
H1111tlnfte11 l••ch-Na,....
COMMUNITY i
METHODIST CHURCH ,
6642 Hill A"'" .141.4461.
Wonhlp I Ch11rch Sah• ..
t I IOtJO AM
lnln-.f•d lluff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
Wor•hip •• , .1:30 AM
l:t:t-i1J)
M11til'l9 t1rnpororlly fl'
St. Mark ~rl•• Church
fdtbluff Dr. a
Jarnborao Rcl,
LA9•11• 1;::, LA5UNA CH
METHODIST CHURCH
21632 W11loy Dr I•
Se. LAtllM ,
W1tthlp J:JO 'I 1 J AM
Church Sct. .. I t~O ltM
49f.JOll · ~ -~·"
Nawporf-l•aah
CHRIST CHURqll 1
IY THI SIA ,· '
1400 W, lalltoe ~ l, -'J
67J.JIOI · )'
Wor1hl• a di11N:li S...., . ;
t :JO I 1.f~ AM ..
l
J0\11 M ..... ,...., Aliarm! H ... _ .. _,_
....., W.....,1 t:IO AM Qn .....,t 11 .A.M.
I
' t ~Ill JM St ...... 1 llM11t '"-.. ' • r CHURCH OF GOD, SABBATARIAN
MJ W.,_. A..., """'"'-"'" 8Ma. ~~-tr;tl~IMf.) Seventh-Day Adventfst d:'urdles
.__ --COSTA ·MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
~1-IC ......... -........... -QM~ . ·11;=::============ • 1
..... WllllW C. Dot .... , rmw
...... ldlMif .............................................. 1""9t'JI, It"·""
.......... ,. ......... S-kin .. ""*''· 11111 A.Mo
.._.. ffeoKUll ...... C'"-J ......... ., ............. T ... r, 71•1".M.
"'Hen Ott """ !Mt '-tlle °""""'llfrMrtll ef Goll, tncl tht Fiith ef ................. :12:
'
•
..... 1414147 fw ..... _ ... ...
..... _.. ............. 0.. ..... -
• THE ~UTHEltAN MISSION IRVINE
. IM!o....i Syoo41
__..1tf""9 ot +h
UNMISITY PARK SCHOOL
Je..._'11 •t Matth•-'" U11~nffr 'ark "'°"'""' 11Jtl ..... l.. ff ............ r .. hf IJJ.1211
271 AYM... ..... ••dip la
Johl'I Sh•w111ek1, l'•rfer s..n -....... ChNti ,hon1: 541'61t6 . Jana er... ,..., .....,
S.W... ...... • ., • tiJt ..... A. E. ft•w•On, P•lf•t
.. _., W-W, •• 11:11 AM 1'110111: 4t2-19Jl ....... ldlMI •••• f:IOAM --·-·7<JtPM ........ W-.. lt>IBAM
SHARP
If ,...,.. • "'4r1t ttffw ... a Ifie DAILY PILOrS fem"• Dllfte.
A.-LINI el•nlfl•llll •Ill• Satlrileya. Mako • Mtt. '"' • • • wholhir ,...,...,..,......... .
FIRST CHRISnAN CHURCH
tMO T-""· IT.._.. l -·· pPUlffAIN YAWT UNIFIED SIRYICE ~ S.1111l1ay St:hoal t 1JO-WOlSHlr • 10:10
W.r1hl1t & Yo11th &r.u1t1 • 61JO ,,,,.,
""''~ P"'''" at .11 1amc.•1 ,. c: ....... IP\I' a.r.-......,.,,.,. .l.lwn .........
Trinity
UNITED SPIRITUALIST CHURCH HH ___ _
WORSHIP AND MESSAGIS "'"°' ~ -Jlll ,.. .. f6Z00411 SJ44944
Wa ltlia•a 1111 ti.r11•I Ufa H4 p,..,. ltl
St. Malt Presbyterian Churdl
CefW , ....... ._ ..... ...., ....... c.,... ...... --ll!olt.-w....., • 0.-.. ...... 1• All
-!Mt
COllllllllnlty f'resbyterfa11 Church
411 .... A.,... C.i W It,,. L9tta. .._.
IALU.S TVINll. PAS'l'OI
• ...... I Qw9 Wea~f:Jt AM W....,_1, AM
4f4.7111
-------=-"'--!'---.--r..-, _____ _
' •
••
' .
.•
. . . ------;-
~---~...,, ................. ,_,, ---· ··-"'' .,
News · of Area Servicein~n
t;apt. !Ullloal' F. 11,...,
USMC, 21,,ol ~ 911 Lido NOrll, Newport ~ ii .,..
i,,, with ~ M•dlom
HeUcoel<r 8quldroo 116, •
unit ol · the Flrll Marine --·~ Tbe \Vina 1fU •warded the Pm1doiilLa1 Unit Clta!lon fer
ill. -iiat achl<YelDOllla.
Tllo air arm ol the Third
Marine Amphibious Foree
opuetes Averal h u n d r e d
alr<rllt In add!Uon to fl"'"
vidinc aviation rupport for the
Ftnt and Third Ma r1 n e
Division.
Three Orange Coast men
have returned to the United
States aboard the USS AlcKean, after deployment
with the Seventh Fleet off
Vietnam.
Getting in Christ1nas Sprit
They are Seamn Robert
G. Weaver, 19, of 15291
Newcutle Lane, Haniloitoo
Beach; Seamu Appru:. )eff
R. Knox, 20, IOll of Mr. and
Mn. Clem Kno:z Jr. of 20402
Acacia and Seam.an Norbert
Jaecer, 19, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Jaeger of S&1
Santa Isabela, both of Cost.
Mesa.
aguna church choirs will participate in a program
of carols and anthems Sunday at 4 p.m. in the La-
guna Presbyterian Church. St. Mary's Episcopal
Church, the Melllodlst and Neighborhood Congre-
gational churches and the Presbyterian Church
:: ~ PULPIT a11d PEW ·-·• •
! (Continued from Page 4)
C o mmunity C-Ongregationa1
Church, Katella and Bloom-
field, Los Alamitos.
During this service, the con-
gregation will celebrate the
Bar Mitzvah of Marc Davis,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Davis. The services will be
conducted by Rabbi Bernard
B. Goldsmith and Cantor lfar-
ry Newman. ---"The wit of George Barnard
Shaw." will be the subject of
a talk by George A. Kuy~r
at the Sunday morning service
al the UnJtarla.n-Uu.iversallst
Church of Costa Mesa, 1259
Victoria St.
Before retiring to Costa
Mesa four years ago. Kuyper
was genera] director of the
Los Angeles Symphon y
Orchestra and the Hollywood
Bowl.
Communion will be
celebrated at S u n d a y ' s
services at Christ Lutheran
Cburcll., 760 Victoria st., Costa
Mesa. The Rev. Lothar V.
Tornow will bring a message
-on the theme, "Prepare the
Way," at both the 8:15 and
11 a.m. services.
Sunday school and Bible
classes meet at 9:30 a.m. on
# Wednesday. A midweek Ad·
'
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
GUIDE
·• MATTRESSES •
MATTRESSES
BOATS . HOMES · TRAILERS
IJTeptar Sh•pn
•
Cott. Meta Mattre11 Co.
tllO Newport Blvd.
Uberty 8-1303
UPHOLSTERY
Mesa Upholstery
Liberty 8-4781
2JIO NIWPOIT ILYD.
•
vent and communion service
wil be held at 7 p.m. The
Rev. Tornow will speak OD
the topic, "Lift Up YO;lll'
Heads." ---
Communion wil be offered
at 8:45 and 11 a.m. Sunday
at the Ludaeran Cbuf'Cb ol
the Master, 2900 Pacific View
Drive, Corona del Mar.
Dr. William R. Eller will
deliver a message t l t 1 e d
"Within Man's Heart."
Old Testament lessons will
be used as the sermon texts
for the new church year,
which begins with the first
Sunday in Advent.
"Is It Possible For a
Modern Man to Live By the
Sennon on the Mount?" is
the title of the sermon to
be given at the 11 a.m. service
Sunday at Fountain Valley
Presbyterian Church, 9 4 2 0
Talbert Ave.
lt is number five in a series
from the Gospel according to
Matthew.
The 8 p.m. family hOur will
feature music night. Various
· members will give vocal and
instrumental renditions.
"WHY BOTIIER???" wil be
the sermon topic of the Rev.
Donald I. Macinnes at 'The
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant, 2850 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa, Sunday. Worship
and church school for tho!e
through sixth grade, will be
at 9:30 a.m.
"The Primary Need for Our
Time and Age" will be the
sermon subject at Harbor
Christian Chun:b (Disciples of
Christ), meeting at Harper
Elementary Sebo]. 425 E. 18th
St., Cost.a Mesa, Sunday.
Dr. D. W. McE\roy will
preach. Church school con-
venes at 9:45 a.m. followed
by the worship hour at 10:45
a.m. ---
Rellurrectioa Lu t be r • n
Church (LCA), 9812 Hamilton
Ave., Huntington Beac.h, will
begin the Advent season wUb
church school at 9 a.m. and
morning worship with .Com·
'"'{ ~ 'f • J
r •• faimavm J'leanorial patk
choirs will sing. Organizers Include (left to right)
J. P. Colyar, guest organist; Marilyn Interiandi, di·
rector, st. Mary's and Ellen Wright, organist of
Presbyterian church.
munion at 10:30. New
members will be received .
The adult and senior youth
discussion groups will meet
at the 9 o'clock hour,
Youth confirmation classes
are scheduled for eighth
graders on Monday and ninth
graders on Wednesday, at 4
p.m.
The Finl United Methodist
Church, 2721 17th St. Hun-
tington Beach, wJll conduct
two worship services at 9:30
and tt a.m. The Rev. G.
Russell · Shaw will h e
preaching on the t p o i c
"Reaching Toward Peace."
Church School meets at 9:30
and 11 a.m. A coffee hour
will be held between services.
The Youth gorups meet at
6:30 p:m.
"Ju st for You," is the
sermon to be heard at
Newport Unity Church, 15th
and Irvine, at 10 a.m. Sund8y.
Patrick Berryhill, associate
minister, will deliver the ad-
dress. .
The concluding lecture on
psycho-cybernetics will be
given by Dr. Max Flickinger,
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
An "ingathering'' of food
will be taken at the .9 a.m.
service at St. Jame1 Episcopal
Cbarck, 3209 Vla L l d o ,
Newport Beach, Sunday.
Communion will be
celebrated at this service and
at the 7:30 a.m. service.
C o nfinnaUon ceremonies
will be held at 11 a.m.
Sunday activities for the
Central Bible Charcb, Z3rd
Street and Orange Avenue,
Cost.a Mesa, begin with com·
munion servitts at t and 10:30
a.m. Pastor H. E. Jones will
bring a message entitled "An
Enlightened Mind."
At 7 p.m. Rev. Jones will
Talk on
The Rev. Everett sten-
house; a n e w l y ap--
proved AssembUes of
G o d missionary t o
Atheiis, Greece, will be
guest speaker at the
Sunday's 7 P .M. ser-
viCt! at the Glad Tid-
ings of . GOO , i5th &
Monrovia, Ne w p o t t
Beach. He will tell of
the needs and challenge
of Greece during this
special missions rally
present the second in a series
of visualized messages on the
Book of Acts.
Regular mid-week B i b 1 e
study and prayer meetings
will be held Thursday, 7 p.m.
Pioneer Girls and Christian
Service Brigade a1so meet at
this time. Friday, men of the
church will leave for a retreat
at Forest Home.
A processional singing o( the
Litany will be a hlg)lllght of
the 9:.30 morning service at
St. MJcbael'1 and AD Ange1'1
Epilcopal Cbarcb, 3233 PacUic
View Drive, Corona det'Mir.
The Rev. John Rogers will
preach and serve communion
at this service and at the
8 a.m . .service.
Sunday afternoon and even-
ing special activities for the
church include the maldng of
Advent wreaths, a sacrificial
dinner, messages from
Liberian missionarlts, an Ad-
vent reading, and evensong. --
The USS McKean provided
naval gunfire support for U.S.
and Allied ground forces and
served as plane guard escort
destroyer for attack carrien
in the Gulf of Tonkin. '
Pfc. Robert L WWlneJ Jr.,
OPERA SINGER
G. Derek de Cambra
De Cambra
'
Recital Set
Excerpts from the religious
opera "I Am the Way" will
be sung by G. Derek de Cam·
bra at the 9:30 morn.Ing
serv:ice at St. John the Divine
Episcopal Church.
Communion will be served
at this service as well u
at the 7 :30 a.m. service at
2043 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa.
Church school is set for 9:30
with instruction for all ages
through high school In ad·
d.IUon, nursery care is pro-
vided at both hours.
Talk Slated
OnBiafra
A film on "Blafra Today,"
together with a talk by Prof.
Boniface Obichere on the
Bla!ran situaUon, will be the
subject of the Sunday morning
meeting of the Unitarian·
Ullivenall1t Ftllowsblp o f
Laguna Beach, which l.'ill be
hekl at the Art Association
Gallery at 10:30 a.m.
Prof. Oblchere, a native of
Blafra , ls professor of history
al UCLA. He will offer sug·
gestlons for the relief of the
many starvtng Biafrans .
The Southland's Most .Beoittiful
MemoriA# 1
Oii PROOF OF
*4-':EjTREES ~~,!ORLD GOD AND HIS WORD! 4 .,_,_ .... _, ar.,.
The Madrigal Sin1ters from
Golden W e s t College will
preKnt a program o f
Christmas music at t h e
monthly church dinner of the
Commamty Methodist Cbu.rcb.
in the fet1oWship hall on
Estrella, Capistrano Beach,
Monday.
The dinner will begin at
1:30 p.m. to be follawed by
the program at 7:30.
The evening meeting win
be at the home of the Tom
Lysters, 590 Diamond St.,
La"Una Beach. The m-ogram
will consist of 11 t.alk .,00
demonstration by Mike RJoley
on "Gl ... 1nll the Pflnosophie3
nt SplrltualJsm and
Mediumlsm." It will begtn at
I p.m .•.
PUil/iC AUCTION ·
Santa Anq., ltekjhb Water Co. Orclen
,.,.. Sale of ~f"PRIME ACRES COSTA MESA
'0"/o FfNANCING • PRE·PAID INTEREST
TUES., DEC. 3RD AT 2 P.M.
(at the site)
423• frontage on Baker SL and 205' frontage on
Paularlne Ave (Just Easl of Bristol) One ot the
choicosl parcel! In Orange Counly zoned Industrial
with commercial potential. Across from White
Fron~ near 4 freeways and slrategically situated In
tile poth of commerd•l development. Ut.ilitim are
on and adjacent to thl.! level parcel Cont.ct Mr.
Goldberg for brochure and fUrther lnformaUon.
~ Exclusl.. R11lty AudlonM,. In A.,.m,.
M'ARSH DOZAR , RUl ESTATE AUCTIONEER
ti 16,lurlon Wn, Btv•rll,.Hlll1 90211 (213 I 272-'536
N.Y. 16001 Jamalco Avo.'"N.Y. 11432 12121 739.3430
SPECIAL MEETINGS
ON FULFILLED
BIBLE PROPHECY!
Thur•., Dtc. S , • , 7:JO , .....
"Tr• .,.. '"' ,.. • ......,..
C..W N.t l.tM!lkl"'
Fri., Dtc. 6 • , • 7:10 ~·"'· . ...,,.._,. -_,..
S•t., DK. 1 , •• 7iJO ~·"'
"a.yl11 ........
·--~
~ ... , Dtc. I ••• 7:)0 I"·"'·
,.lasal A J ... c..twy .. ._.
""--147-1147 ,., ...
ctiurch of God,
Sabbatarlan
76'1 w..-,,,,.,
(J hl•1. W • .f l••cliJ . . 1...r .......... c:.lf'.
lnlernatioa1l-American Ch1111pionshlp
MOTO-CROSS
motorcycle rKing at its most spect1cularl
Saturday, Dec. 7th
Sunday, Dec. Ith
See ihe finest Europtan and Amtrlcen ride"
ehell•ng• Hie We1t'1. toughe1t course. Champ-
ionship events both days.
SADDLDACK PARK '
Orange County's Motor Playground
INt.,.rt f,...,.., t. Ch•p1t1•11 A ...... t•tf ._ S•11fl11• Ce11'(•11
" U., rl1h.f I• S.ltlltt.-* l"•rl•11tr•11u •H'"I .. ftit fir• 1tefl•11..t
U.S. Anny, II, 11011 o( Lt.
Col. and Mn. Robert L.
Whitney s.: cl 1411 Aiur,
Costa Meu, wilt be home for
the Chr!llmll hoUdays.
The aoldler graduated from
Cor""' del M.,. Hlsh School
in 19". He will be traveling
from Ft. Sherman, Canal Zone
for his 30 day leave and will
Teturn after the hollday1.
illl father, Lt. Col. Whitney,
is servillg In Vietnam.
Seantu ApPtt:n. Bnct n
Ganiloa, USN, 19, ICln. of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest N. G-
ol 7911 Newman, lfunlhi«ton
Beach, hu graduated from
Navy 'l>ainlni Cent.r, San
Diego, after nine weeks of
basic training.
Pvt. J.C. Keaneill C. Eva1t1,
20, son of Mrs. Leona M.
Evans ol 2518 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa, hu been 8.!Wgned
as an infantryman with the
11th Light Infantry Brigade,
America] Division, near Due
Pbo, Vietnam.
The private's wile, Caryn ,
lives in Santa Ana and bis
father, Wlllis C. Evan! lives
in Colorado.
Seaman Stephen A. Yocom,
20, son of Mrs. Ralph Lit·
tlefield of 519 Tustin Ave.,
Newport B e a c h , graduated
from the Basic Electricity and
Elecb'mics School at the U.S.
Naval Training Center, San
Diego.
Alrm~ Terry E. Anderson,
son ·of Mn. Donzella I. Keyes
of 1006 Ocean Ave., Seal
Beach, completed h a s i c
training in communications
Tex... He bas been assigned
Randolph
Named NAE
Vice Prexy
Twenty-six pastors from a
variety of denomlnaUona have
elected the Rev. Pav Id Ran-
dolph, chaplain of Orange
County Medical Center, as the
new vice president of the
Orange County Chapter of the
NaUonal Association of
Evangelicals.
He succeeds the Rev. David
Shigakawa who ha.a moved to
Berftjey.·'-
'Ibe nexf luncheon of the
a.ssoclation will be a con·
tinuatlon of the theme "Com·
municating the Go.tpel" and
will be be1d at the Four
Seasons Cafeteria, 1363 S.
Anaheim Blvd., Anaheim at n,so Wednesday, De<:. 18.
The speaker will be Robert
Seelye, businessman a n d
teacher of a church group
of collegians numbering near-
ly 100.
Seelye attends the Granada .
Heights Frleods C h u r c h ,
1erves as a lay preacher and
1J concluding hi.a studies at
Talbot Theologlcal Seminary.
Last year he led a group
ol men on an evangelistic tour
of the Mediterranean ia\and of
Malta. His subject 1t the
luncheon will b e "Com·
municaUng the Gospel to
Collegian!. II
New Youth
Unit Formed
Youth-by-the-Sea Js a new
group of junior church age
girls and boys at the United
Church of Religious Sc.lenct:,
420 toth St., HWllingtoo B .. ch
Church age teens are also
forming a group and have
selected Larry Gibnore to
preside over Sunday evening
meetings wbJch are tcbeduled
from 7 to 9 p.m. at the church.
Tbe junior age group has
elected Ooui Wlleeler, prui·
dent; Joel Eagleston, vice
presidentj Jo&le G 11 ~r e ,
secretary; and Karen v .. ,ent,
treasurer.
· Both a:roupi plan to help
with money-maklug projects
for the church ln addlUon to
partlcipaUon in a state-wide
youth organlzaUon.1 Youth of
IU!lg!owi Science. The groups
meet at 11 a.m. on SUndaya.
Reading Room
Open.House Set
An open houle will be beld
at the newly completed emu..
Uan Science readln& room at
181 FO!'UI> Avt., Laguna ·~ accordla1 to
apoltesmen for Finl Churdl
ol Cllrilt, -. Lapna
Beach.
Go.y P. llapa, USN, :18, ""
of Mn. Marie Lane ol 1741
Pomona, c:o.ta Mesa. 11 1erV->
ing aboard the destroyer, USS
A!&od A. CUnnlnabam-
Tbe destroyer liaa murntd
to Long Beach aft.r two toura
of duty In the Tonkin GulL Tochnlcal "" -A. s .. wu1, ,.. otvn. Toful A.
King ol 11111 Main St., Hunt-Alrmu o-ld P. Foc,t, lniton Beach, helped launch USN, lJ, IOll ol Mr. and Mn.
a U.S. 'Air F.... 'l'ltU )I · Paul C. Focht ol-11181 Landau
lntercontlnental b a 11 J • t I c ~' Huntlngtoo B e a e b , mJaliie fr o m Vllllleobers 111doated from the A,ylotlon
AFB. It\ c baalcal -tall Sgt. Stewart, a mbaile School at the 1 · 'Naval Alr
facilities technician, •ul""" TeclijLI 'l>ainlni Cenltt,
with the 14wicb in a aeri<I !ofemphi>, Ttne.
ol operaUonal testing launcbea
conducted by the Strategic Air
Command.
LL Robert F. 8ollDu Jr.
23, IOD of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
F. 11ooner or m vi. D!Jon.
Airman Davld L Neal, son Newport Beach. is serving
of Mn. Art.bur L. Logins ol with Attack ~ Squadron 55
11322 Lisa St., Huntington aboard the at.tack airaaft car·
Beach, completed ba si c rier uss·Hancock in Vietnam
training at Lackland AFB,
1
_w_a_ie_,.._. _______ _
DEATH NOTICES Tu. He has been assigned
to Keesler AFB, Miss. for training in communicaUonsl-----------
electronlcs systems. T be
airman ls a graduate of Foun-
tain Valley lliah School.
Jfis father, Arvis E. Neal
lives in Arkansas.
Spec. 4. Gary E. Morcaa,
2:0, a U.S. Army crew chief
and" gunner on a CH-47
hel~ter, is serving in Viet·
nam near otd Pleiku'.
1be airman LI the son o(
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E.
Morgan of till West Bay A"'._~:J
Costa Mesa and· is a l9ti6
graduate Gf Corona del Mar
High School.
Pvt. Josepb C. Pbllllps, U.S.
Army, 25, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Phillips of 340
Hamilton St., Costa Mesa, bas
been assigned to Ft. Ord after
completing a light vehicle
driver course.
The private is a graduate
of Colla Meaa High School
and attended Orange Coast
College before entering the
aervi~.
Lt. John F. DaYlchon, 25,
of Newport Beach is serving
aboard the USS Benewah, an
air boat of the 9tb Infantry
Division's platoon.
The "swamp buggy" check·
eel out small canals and struc-
tures dotting shore and river
lines during a three da y opera-
tion near the South China Sea
and the canals of Kien Hoa
Province, ~ 4 -r
During tbe. Tet Offensive,
the platoon worked "in the
Rung Sat Special Zone with
the Queen 's Cobras of the
Royal Thal Army.
The air boat platoon Is
presently at Dong Tam under
the operaUonal control or thl!
Division Operation office.
Spec. 4. Max K.1 Stcpbeu,
son of Mrl. Maxine R.
Stephena of 771 Shalimar
Drive, Costa Mesa, has been
assigned to the 513th Engineer
Company in Vietnam.
Tbe heavy truck driver, 18,
Is serving near Cam Ranh
Bay. Hia father, Kea Stepberui,
lives in Bishop and the young
soldier attended Bishop Union
High School there.
Alrmaa Charlea B. Davis,
USN, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard E. Davis of 2039
Plullarope Court, Co.ta Mesa,
was awarded a Letter of Com-
mendatloo during ceremonies
aboard the attack aircraft car·
rler USS Ticonderoga at Long
Beach.
He wu cited for his out·
standing performance during
the Ticonderoga's deployment
with the Seventh · F~et oU
the coaat of Vietnam .
-CIIAPAl.AN l• W. C1M>PmM. "" '9. Died ~ ember 2t. ltt Mqnall1, Colt• MtM.
Sul'lllYO!'I tfl wife, M1rle Ch-nl
.... c1111i. CMPmM1 dl'"'hltr, DleM
$Ttnt11 rllflr, Gl..,.,1 Piiie,._,, two
11r1NICl'llld1'111; S."'lcu wlll DI Mid
II 11 1.m • ........,..,. st a.II lllNdW•~
d'-1. RllY. J-G. Slt1M oll\.
c1111,.. Tlloll with!"' """ conlrlbut•
io o'"'" Colin" C•nc.r ,una. •trl Mor!Ulry 110 Bt0Mt#1y, COiii MIN.
DEW~T
Gon:lon N.. Dtwwt. "" st tl'2 M0!\19 C.rlCI. Hu11tl<l9ton kKll. Dltd ~
bet 21. SUrvlwed it'f Witt, Miry 0..
wwt; d.uohfer, OttiorM J1,.., s.n.1.
Cfl " II 1.m. Mo!ode~. SI, And,._.
Cllu rdl, NIJWl!Clrt ,BMCll. lnlltfl Mol•
Mrr d~rl.
FORD
Hl<Yllllll ,.,_,, ..... 'Tl. 206l ,,._,.,le
11,.i, Collt1 ,,_,, So,!rvlwlcl bit -.
Frll'dl F9"I ti llM lloml; ltll"llll •r...,.
dllldr1111 bro~, Wlll l1m Fonl. ic:-
tud<t. S.Vkn Md lnMrmtnl wm bl
llllcl Ill "•lnl•Ylllt, l(anrudlv. W•ll·
cUH MoTMrr fDnrrwdt111 dlt9dora.
VON-MILL'!
Ml"'-Von-MllJI, "" '9. XIII CIJlf
Drive, N•wPOrt htch. Surwlvld bi'
wlt1, CICtlla Von-Miiii, two -· Rob-ert 1nd 01vld 11 th• homtli mothtlr,
Mr1, MyMl1 MIU .. Mont1rev1 bl'lt!Mr,
Robert V1111-M\111. PICl!lc Grow; ,_
11".n,. Mn. Mlrlorlt $1'1er'ftOOCI, POICI<
fie G~wt, •nd H1rrllt MU!r, P11tlllC
Growe. Sir.tic'• WUI bl Tutld•t •t
11 1.m, •l P1cll~ VltW C ...... I. RllY.
Jlfnft Ille!"' ollkla11"9. WtllClllf INlr·
tutrr 111ncton.
NEISWENDER
Flnt LI. 0Mlel ltnn W•l•~··
JIU.. V•lldo RNd, SOvltl l .. UM,
l ied Noottmbtr 2:1 In Viti Nim. Sur·
WI...., bit '"°"""' Ind t11Mr, Mr. Miii M~ Curtb 0. Nll1wefld9r, 11n. Vtll-
dO "°"'' 5o\rlh L.etllfll/ ltll'ft btoltlt~ Gre90ry, Kwit, and Curtb, ol JM ,_1 nM-1 1r.,·1c11norMr. Mtrr
~. Ctlumlll,ll, Ol'llo. VL11!1tlon f"'1'I
t 1.m. ti t 1.m. llllKCllY Ind Suttd"lt
•I Ptclflc Vltw Mortuolf'f, followtd bt
pr]W.,. _.,lcet ...i lnttrmtrll Ill p.,
tlllc Vltw ...,..,,..,Pt~
LAZAIUCH
NlotliM ~ _, Ciel' II,_,
~ &Mm. D9tl tf dtllft. Hl¥-9!Tlbtr lt. $111'tlvtd fll>ur CUIVOll,_.,
Mr&. El!Ubdll ltlll'IOfll, Alri.mbl•·
Mrl. 11•'11t•.1 Mtc;Oon1lcl, Co.--Ht
Mir, Mr1. Msry MKPo!\llcl, Full•rton Nin. W.ltri Mllilowlch, Col.II RIUl
t!!l"llll -· JoHpll •urldl, N-rt ll1Kl'I.. Fr•nk l..liatldl. PDrt HU111tme1
Vlnunt uurldl, 0Jrn1rctr Ttn 1r•..O.
thlldr1n1 4 ll'Hl-lr•ndthlldren. Rounl
•I I p,m, lund.., •t lilt CtlaHI, Cot!•
MIU, R .. 11111'1'1 Miii 11 ' •.m. Moft> d1Y, $1. Joed'rlm C1!110tlc Cf\ul'Cll.
B1!1l Mortu1rv C111!1 Mu., 17~1 tu<
MrlOr.
DUQEK
Alblrt Dudek. AM f l, 11' Brotd.,..,..
COJl• ""-· Oltd HDv1mblr :rt. lilr•
wlwtd by Wiit, Mn. Liiiie Dl,ldlk; ....
Elm.r Ouoell, C..11 MOIWJ d1uthttr.
Mr&. l-• llttlnll. $ant• Anlor tin
•r•nddllldr'"i fow 1re1t-1rllndcflllcll'9n.
S«vkn will be 111\d Su~r •' 2 p.ffl .. lell lro.tc!Wll' d'llHI. Rew. Rid! Oi.m-
llP llnd ""'· Gerllll • ..,, ortkl•ll• lnJertnenl If MtlnlM Abbn Molll"'r."
ThtW Wflo WWI _,. aintrlbut. ti
metnorlOll for 'Inf M9thodlrt Cllur91.
Cost• MMI.. ··~ Mllrtu....,. 111 .,... w.y, Coltt MeP. I
DAVIS
Georllle I. O.wll. Dltd H<w.rnblf" ti.
N-.1 BHdl • lurtlwtd 11Y two
dlUrtMw'I, G)orll Anz '1'111 0.0'11t
Gonkin 0 .... 111 mttt'IOlr. Mr1. Pl\/111•
Brlftdt1 .._...9ftltr, RlllktlPh llrMf11
bnllhlr, Llt'rd 5"rlt1. ~Ice. ~II
bt llelcl MondlV. Doiotmbl<" 2 •I S P.Jn. ,, Pacific Vltw Cl'lu\ll. ••IT Moftu..
1rr cUrldor&. U20 E. Coe" Hwr., c.nin. *I /Mr. .
: WRIGIIT '
GIOl9t J-h Wrl1hl • .491 7', 1'21
:i::ic:.. ~:~':~~ ::;::;-:; :::
J1rnn K. Pw'"• Nr#ltort llffCf'l1 twv
d1U1hler1, Mrl. lt1tlt Hild, H1111t-
lnvllln kitell Md Mr1. J1,.. NNbor,
Buff110. Ntw VO!t1 AY111 1r1ndellll·
111'9111 rrw 1rfft.9r1riddllldr'". ""
•Hllifl'I IN• Wiii lie C.!9br1tld Moll•
dlY If It 1,m. 11 $!. Slll\Otl llld J .....
t.lhollc Cl!wdl, H1111tl"'lorl BHCf\.
Wtsk:ltt1 ~ dll"fCl!m,.
Pvt J.C. Georp A. Tbomat,I;:::========; U.S. Anny, 20, 1W been
usiped to the llth Infaolry
Brigade, American Division
near Due Pho, Vietnam.
t The soldier's parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Joseph Martins, live
ID Lal1Wl8 Hilla.
Spec. 4. Donald R. Doi-,
U.S. Anny, 19, son ol Mrt.
Dolly Hettick, 3024 Cleveland,
Costa Mesa, has been uslped
to the %l3rd Supply and
Service Company in Vietnam.
Suma• Rd. Robert P.
Nlcbol1, USCG, 11, oon of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert G. Nichols
of tl3'll Clncly Lant, 11\Jnt-
lngtoo Beach, hu enlllted for
a fovr-year tour ol duly In
the Coast Guard, I
Cpl. E. D. Bri1P, USMC,
14, IOI! of Mt. aod 11n. A.
El. Br1gp ol 1911$ Jacaranda,
Costa Mesa, 1' JttVlng with
Attad< Squadron m, a unit
ol the Finl Morloe Alr<:raft
WlnglnVl<Cnam. . 'I'll& •Inc waa awarded tho
l'Mldel>Ual Unit CltaUon far
11'C01Dbat-
BALTZ MORTUA.RIES
C..-del Mar .OR S-MSI
Colla Mesa Ml WU.
BILL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
llt BroadwlJ, Cotta Me• u Wiii
DW>AY BROTHERS
O..u.p. Valley
Modaary
1'1111 Bddl Blvd.
Bill&Jqla Beac• ,
111-7171
P,AClnC VIEW
llDIOllW. PARK
CemetofT • .........,
' Qapel .. PacUlc View DriYe
N...,.t -. CaU!onla -PBR PAMILY
ootONW. ruNERAL
~
'1111 lella Ave. ·---IMJ'l'lrS llOlml.l.IlY
Ill -St. Vll1torl wUl bt I b OW• :,;;Pl~in~C~lllli~tl~f~.,~·t:•T~IM~L(l.~;~
thrqup the pmo1aet "''·' dmr<I> membort on ·Prldo1,
5 ....... .• lrB ....
Doc. f !rom, t :IO LID. 14 I p.m., s.tar6J, DIC. f from
t :IO l."1De &o l :.JO ~ p.m.1 ud
$1111daf, Dae. I fnlD S lo
• p.m. !
am
Th OAtlY PILOT ....... ttM
·' ... ,.. .. k.+tir-. r., w ... 1 .,,.,., .. ,...i.,.. ... o.•r• •
lll'f ~,., II' ... •atftllo. a
· 1IUl'CJ.IPP llOJmlABY
., E. 1'111111., OMla -....
'
I
"""-'PILOT
l
I .
-• q = i
,.......,., --JO, 1968
Talking Barbie
•runn
-.,j/IJ. Rickety Raft --Add Jal "" -"111·
Ill .,.. "" JOI 4 69 can sartlll till """' ct!W! Faa. exciting. •
""" tilt -· lllO!t
""""'-doD talks 111 her la Ill .... •wilzJ llo-pla .....
nit, 11111 -U!f.• 11n.
5.49
. Silly Faces .
•
FllflJSlH:-MaM 111J fas wilk
~~=159 disguises. •
Lil Softee
w}l.yottt
HOISMAll -II' bl1,
she comes in tier own
llol with 1131y ...., ...
Jes. F""' filled makes
her ti~t and cuddly.
II« hair 11 noted and
sht Im Ufellkt 'I"'
4.98
Miii
'1hirstee" .. .,
IOISIWI-r/f.lrott>.
Dl!ssed in lace trimmed
"""' and wrapped in deluxe blaniel Sbt
ilinb 3llll wets. 11ovt-
1ble arms and legs.
3.19
wr Small-Walk
MITID.-Cote,aniblinf
inlant take! her fi"t
•!ep!. Tiny, odorlble
strides Ila! male Ibis
11 y.. doQ " ru!isti~
4.99
Hide'n Seek
IDEAL-EVlf·poPlltr Cilblaar 11111 mitl~p .... 113 49 '3-1> pnw.Z_.
players. •
Game of Headaclle
KOIHEI -Gill ,.,.-oppoaoats 1
beadadle bf capturing 2 29 ·= ::. Child and •
Situation 4
PAWi -New! NOid
game !nd pmle com-3 98 bi~. 2 C001plelt puz-
zf~ II Olll. •
Charades
"".. • dull llll""t ~~~·~1=3 97 along. . •
Skoota-Board
DIPllE -New sidmlk ""'"' :·~~..:,°:; 6 69 wheels. •
Carpet Sweeper
TDPPEI-"Suzy Homemalel"-Dirt
and ilJst filuppea-undor
_..,lrl<J mecllrnical sue· 4 69 lion actloa of-Ibis littla sweeper. •
--·----J---
•Dll
"Mustang" CAR
;;;:;~ AMF, Jr. -Sleelt 39" body In re4 fini.111. Mius1
pedal drive to 3 pesttinns. 17 98 Quilled plastic seat ped.
Spi-type mag wheel~
lloldod rlhber tins. •
Snowflake Loom
lllTIH -AmtzllJ ::=:~2.88
Sno-Cone
Wiii -E"'f lfay ~ 1 party day!
Jost Z lct r:alles II lop, 4 49 !dd 1IMr ... and Iller!
it is. •
~~r~;~ _R!!~~Mni
pull toy, •IMrlJ de-4 98 ;,:g•~ ~/.Xy= •
. Iron & Board
bol'd !lat 111111s, !nd 6 5·9 jet spray """ neal!d
White
Star
IOHDll-Tllt bor>t tlllt trows
willl Ille cblld. tt ills fuUy adjusllblt
:i:::·.~ 25 98 calor base. •
Musical Rocker
HEDSTROM -All llard-
wnn d will Imported
rrosic box. Fiaished in 8 98 maple willl Wllite decor·
atioL •
Paper Dolls
111111A11-~ I f,._
orite ot tllllo 11rts. llddt age & Groom, Cllee<fl~ T eartD1
11111 more. Eicl
Stuffed ms
Clioose from slltint ball, 2 98 llooey bear, ·~ 11111 ...i will! ball El: •
Badminton s!T
4 player Ht in zippered
vinyl bag. llcltrdes pol.., 4 49
ti.ail, net. -cocks end rulu. •
Walkee Wets
UNEEIA -24" fully
Jointed doll~ Rooted h11r 5 98 • • • dre5"" ~ fleece
coat~~ • w/light bolli. . •
Basketball
VOIT -Oflicial size 4 98 "Collegiate" ball wit11
oyloaceat!r. • I r.~~' tof enl-
mals ia t wide assort-1 98 ment ••• ~ppo, lion,
donkey and """-•
Football
•
YD1T-Officia111!1 and weiglt ·eo~
leglate", fealllres rub-4 98 Iler """d fabrie w/
nolded tacos. •
Volleyball
VOIT -l.ominal!d rub-3 69 Iler, quaDty at IJw iw;ce.
Official 111!. Rugged. o
"Thunderbolf' Hnsr
llllX -Assorlrnlllt of
bor>es, eacll wit!I saddle 2 3 blanket, saddle, baf~
etc. 1. •
Doodle Duck
IEllCO-Tridy ...
wants to tol~w yov 11 98 OVO!JWher& Just.blow
magic duck wh1st1t. • • ::,~r.~~.~~,~~~ TAISET
7 cc ,. :a~~~f~~~~~4.29
@N&Ja Astro-Train
RlllCO-SpiBt 11M imagfllltion If !Ddly't
ht111·or iuted chll· 13 98 n. Featu"' •irnY
"Musical" Jewel Box
W/d>ncing balon" llld 11131> 4 89 on Bende! OllL ~I wood 001 After Shave Lotion
4!4 "· l~IL
. 1.50 2.50
@H &k, . 4!4 •:.
Cologne !tr MEN 1. 75
·@a~
After Slim
& Cllape
@H~
114 IL
'"'
Afttr ShH, 4!4 ll.,
Stick Du, 2% ez.
ldJTllC, 4II.1,11stic )
l~IL
3.00
2.25
,3.25
@H ~ "Lime"
Afllr SU.e 3 50 Liii• & Ce11g11 ·:::-•
lllck. •
Scooter
UIHJ -"Chi<!" !Jll!-&rip 7 39 1Q1e, n~ 11on )latl•1-rarqw1se bllll! w/whlte tfln. •
Piano
Wen CllllS!nlded 18 woodtn key ~""' = w,.: :i::. ~ 2 59 SOll!ld. •
"JUUITTI" AM "SllOOZI"
Clock Radio Alarm Clock
--
measares 9"x4-7/8"x3lf.i:". •
fort Apache
11111-:i, open tho .,,.. 1
.::~=-=177 · little ~""" •
Targetland ·
Teeny·llot>l>er> ''"" Dad & Mom i" safe slloot-oatwitW~ tllt lllOltl-bcet!d "Tq,t. i...r.
~J!!l'ICllUlllRllQIUU.1---.
,;lestabs" ~
ClllWAIU VITAMINS
::~.ir~~ 2 ·39 ~ flavor, 9tltll If 111. o
I "Zestabs"
S1lllStatt-last111tsooad DECOl·ETit -ltts you g Cllmbla Yi-W/
with 211" PM dynamic snoo11 b<fore r!slng. l'ow =--~ l:~.Dellcioas ~! 1.88 speaker. Higll lmpoct pllS· 1lorm slxiws wllen •~rm ~
tic cabinet with wain~ tin· llas b!«1 set. Ugllted di~ ~ CHILDOll'S =~:~ 17 • 88 i~~d'; :~ 5 39 I Zestalls
1'ACl-ll5 ~,~;;DI( • 11rey desm .. lat -______ ..... ______ 11Dt1111Rlft1Dll_nllll __ ~ .. .,.. ...
I
t ,4 C CT
• CALAvo· : .
GIFT Fruit Packs
Tray
o.rolous dried and 111ce fruits to ::::.:rprad u: 1 09 -L -11l •
Redwood Tray
Already for mallint ••• a sortment of'
MlsslOft flJ•, dates,
&lace cllerriel l Pio.o-1 69 . apple, apricots, fill ' & .
doconliw outs. 1 lb. •
Rattan Basket
111. ltskli-For tile discriminatinc
buyer, 1 salect sssort-·
=~~~:~2 88 figs and IQO(e. , •
Bell Tray
Con~ins fils sbJffed witlr wh<lte irlll'
walnuts, Ca ifomia dates 3 39 . Ind other dried frui~.
114 lb. I
Nut Basket
1111 Nit Cnckor-Assortment of
bard shell nuts packed 3 69 IA decora!Ne reuseabte ·
wicierbasket •
MEN'S Wallets
Auorled stylos witlr llld
=~.~f~~~~~ 2 25 Morocco boord<d call. •
1.ADIES'
Clutch Purses
•
Assorted clutch pmes irt gerruine
pirskin, and top grain 3 15 cowhide. Assorted I styles and ct1lors. • •
Crll.IUlllllDIRIHllllllCllllllllllllClllUlllllllCHllll
PANASONIC
Radio/Phonograph t .
.Solid-state engineering for excelle~t ~~~it' J.i,
/JI, ""plion. Taper-trim ~illg, 2-<'1'
•peed phonograph system. AC/Batte~~'. operation. 6" dyna. ~_.
~~ .. i:~~ci. h r-39 95 Ii ;lfSG-5!3 I I
PANASONIC "POP-UP"
Cassette Recorder
Soli~state batte!J-oieratedmord and
playback Cassette 34 88 system. Cartridge
pops up for instant •
change.AC 1daptable.
"Shall I"
Eau de Parfum
lovely, light, lasting
fragrance.
1 IL 2 IL S"lf
1.00 1 i39
M
"Shall I"
· Dusting Powder
Gift boxed with large
colorful puff.
1.69
"Shall I"
de Cologne
41L I. llL 1.39 .'i.98
'
lll'AllTS'
Squeeze Toys .,,,
Assoib11111t of safe, $!)ft ~-~ forfvtt and p~ •
67~ 0 •
•
..
I
J
r·
•
•
.
Saran Wrap
l1111 Mtl1t111 Chol -
Suls Fresl"-u 111
110 FL ltH
21$1
-· -&. •
'
1Contac1
' .
COLD CAPSULES
C11t1n111 'lct111 C1111t11l
i:: 9ac .
._1 it.
•• t •
•
Wb.ite King
WATER SOFTENER
Alka-Seltzer
TAllfTS
11111111 U,Set Sttucl
IEE
Towels
• ' • •
Pri1t1h1I Wllllt -lits
ni!1.11 6 9 C 11 Fill
for HIM
RUSSIAN LEATHER
by EXECUTIVE , , , b:citi11 Masculine!
Shave Lotion 2-Piece Set
. 41L 3.00
. Cologne • •L 3.50
After Shm
& Colope
• 11lime" Cologne
·fitter Shave 6.50 6.50
{'.. j
English leather ·
After Shave "Lime'' Gift SET
4 tL 2.00
After Shave
~ 3.25
''Jade Easr'
4 ••
Alter Shan
end 4 "· Co lope
After Sha:~z. 2.50 ~~
Cologne 4 nz. 3.00
11 Jade Easr1
After SbaYe, Stick
_ Deodnrt & Calope 6.50
''Hai Karate''
After Shave Lotion ....• 1.29
After Shave Cologne •••• 1.89
CASCADE ............... 111-41 c
SALY0 ..................... 1L7~ .
IVORY Li .. il .......... 11.5'
JUMBO Sl?E DECORATIVE
Embossed Foil Paper or Foil
lxae roll for fllose lar1e
pocillps ii tsSOrted colors.
21"J20' 1.-S9
Kraft Wrai;
. ' ~
lov~r ·~nt206t~6 2~ dec-HYe ~'~ l -... ::.::.t:~99c Pll tf 411!11
Paper or Foil •
i.o'lely 11sortmenl of .
embossed foil or 1 59
Heavy 111m W!1D11ia.1 49c pfinl!d PIPll· for. Rlllliac. JS'xlll". -piper PIClll Utlll , o · Sasheen Ribbon
•
Jewel Bows Jlll!lbo "'' *"•300 l 98 JS spaotrmg bolo• ' 11. Solid color in an 3"'" diameter with 1ssortment. • ~~::.' fibs. ,,,. gee Tissue Paper
I Curling R!~bon I f.~~13~; 23c
~=d11o~t ,:; 39c Gift Tags 49 -ll" x 75 II. 24 pres"" .,..itive bgs C in an assortment.
Sibrdlf, NMlnblr JO, 1,._
hlllellk Her wit
Fragrance Gifts •1 SKULTON
"Desert flower" t • bustiq Powdlr, 7111,, "r.otdel" Jin! Co~ ...
2tL 4.50
* "Desert Flower" sn
3 Pt.-lland & Bocly
Lolioo, 2 oz., Dusting ---i Powder in plastic 4 oz.,
Toilet Water, 2 oz.
2.5D
Friendship Garden
"'L_ ~~~ 2 ~-.~l]O
. Early Alllerieat Old Spice
--ORNAMENTS · Tolltt Wu, Balllt hlll
t_C>nt 2 00
W/FLOClllD TIPS long leavy 1eedl11
tipped ritll fluffy flock·
.. , lilt lllilp outdon
~Side.
Vinyl Tree ucl ·
hr. •
=~~'=169 11111111 rel<ed Use. in. • ., Cone Tree ,.wc_m_c H_eate_r ____ _
~n~"'.,t,.. ~ • SllfuEUcn1c .,.rea!llf1s rillloa t10Nat
Tiny tlnsel 1 5g for lnllmlt hut. y,.., off•
bnnchespiclup tomatically when desired lt"'9-8 98 llglts. • mra is reachod. f•ger·All pord. #IZ5. 0 "Flocked" WIE.l111
tr lll'eltll with 6" 1oa1 2 98 M11t111 l11vil1 flocked,
&Ives 1 "'1 mlistic too~ •
Color Wheel
12" ""torlled wheel w/4 ch"gin& colon. Whitt ....,.,.. sisltat balod _, '
base. Adjusb to aoy .,. 4 49 gle, I SOW reflectoupot·
l1gll •
TREE Ornaments
( S.Hd color round ball In en array of
('~) '9~"' I color per box.
3Y•"'"'" 79c 211·1eu112 93c
"Gelusel" rums
AlllACID TllLm-For acid control in
nl~I of Indigestion, heartbum
1nd aput stomech due to gas· 1 98 Irie byperacidity.
2.19 l1ttl111115 •
rAHcv Ornaments :=::======;:::::
-· -~~;il~~~ec:i~ 119 IUllHMAID
• • ... 112 • Shelf and Drawer u"11
Tree Top Tear Dnip £lsy 111 .. 111~ 1i111111-Sta11
11" bll solil 11· OlllAMlllTJ Wasli.lbl~ wi"' cl.,., Won't It.Ir C_ ~ piece wilil<lrt adhesive Ot tacls. 98
sorted colors. 4" ltardn!p 11 "' like peper. W'x6 IL Colon. •
53 sortedcotors,l'"lor ~========== c per.:;" 49c ..
HOT.aOASllD 7 Light Set
IMD81-C7 size bulbs,
~=:£· ~~ ':; 1.09
I fllllili I I
-Folding Syringe ·-l ·-.• )I
Fancy Mixed Nuts .•. -1 · like fionie • tiar or two ol lllild · '
111t«1 nm. A soiid'lavor111 ••• 98C --
•nylil!le. 1 "'
~-------------------'
b.\ILY PILOT
'
•
I
. l
I
I
I
---- ------________ .;;__ ___________ _..;:i.-, ___ __;J
'I
.
. --· •• .L.Cit
..
:-: • •• .. t:
Hello again, boys and girts,
and welcome to another happy
Saturday mclrnlnt ln Uncle
Len's Comet.
The entries In Uncle Len's
Christmu Card Contest con·
tinue to pour in this week,
and for those of you who
haven't entered, you'd better
hurry. There's only ooe week
left.
REMEMBER, any size pic-
ture is acceptable in this
special contest, and t he
I
message sbould appear on the •
same side of the card as the --.ll-----=-------------------------,. picture.
For the winner - a special .--------------------------------.,! "royal visit" to Disneyland
·with his or her family. For
aJI our entrants -your cards
will be distributed to the boys
and girls at Fairview State
Hospital
* PRIZE WINNER *
This week's contest winner is Mark Moran, 9,
831 Via Lldo Soud, Newport Beach
Next Saturday, the nation
pauses to observe a solemn
occasion. the anniversary of
the beginning of World War
II 28 years ago. For our art
contest next week, the subject
will be Pearl Harbor Day •
Aity child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all )rou
do: (1) Draw picture on ~iece of plain, white paper 51h inches wide and
4 inches de<p. Use black mk and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. lt must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address
on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY
PILOT, Coota Mesa. Winner will recelve·Kennedy half dollar.
• HONORABLE mention win-
ners in this week's art contest
are: We will not eat the feet
For the reet have no meat,
But we'll eat all the rest,
The legs, thigh and breast
For those parts are the best.
Gregg Bernhagen. S. Costa
Mesa; Stacy Harrington, 9,
Huntington Beach; Kri s
Fernstrom, 9, Costa Mesa, and
Mary Schick, 11, Laguna
Beach. Turkey, turkey; yum, yum,
yum ; .
UNCLE LEN POETRY
TURKEYS
Today we will eat
Our turkey meat;
I like to eat it · when I
bum ;
It has Ute freshest tasle
in town ;
Do not eat 1t with a frown.
. " ... , .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. ..
.. •
MY PURPLE KITE
I had a purple kite,
And while flying it one day
The wind blew very hard
And blew my kite away.
I went home ffisappointed,
As!unbappy as could be;
When I reached my yard
My purp1e kite was in a tree.
A K""ll9dl" ... lf do11•r -to Peny Welton, II\~ 1U211 A1>1>lt SI.,
FO<Jnll111 V•UtY, tor fM •lnnl<10 entrv In Ille st<><Y •nd l>O!l'n t:an·
te,1. Mall yOUr POel!I or iltol1' to Uflcle Len, 81>• 1560, C01l1 Mn•,
C1tlloml.I •
' ,....----Caro/~ Corne·.-----.
•
RIDDLES AND JOKES
* PRIZE
WINNER
Dear Carol: Why did 24 people get up
and leave the table on June 17 at
DflmOnico's famous restaurant?
·eu1•" fMll'IUlf •J•M A•~.1 :J1Msulf
-Ce~U,. klilc.lt. 4 132 Erntor1ld 1l1y, Ugun1 B1ec.h
Dear Carol: what is black and white
and red all over?
01tJqn pMSlfJJlfqW• "Y' :JeMSUlf
-St11~ Herr!1>11mn. 7, Hun!lneton Be1cft
Dear Carol; What animal needs oil·
ing?
S>!Hnbs f! etn1t:>eq '•snow "I : .tlMIU\f
-8ooin.l1 Fol.v, t, $0uth La\IUll9
Dear Carol; Three men fell in to the
water. but only two got their hair
wet. Why?
·p1•q seM euo :JeMsuy
-P"tY Wtl!Oft, 11\!J Fount1ln VeU11
Dear Carol: What did the ghost have
for breakfast?
"'tl!W pe4eJ
'f&fM ••1••vo1 ''Ol4£> :.teMsu'y
--Jw~ Seftick. 5, L1g uM 9eKh
Crossword Puzzle
S.INI y•n qHlfl•1t1 tt Ad: AIHly,
C/• °'"" C.. D•Uy PU1t, hi
1560, c.m ...... C•llf.
Ar.dy $lnlh 1 20-vo!umt let oJ lh•
W1rl4 ... ~ ltMYc.....iie to Jud~
ArrTul1:9.,,, 191 1a, of Morit_,_erv
Al1b1m1. for her °'IJl!tlon:
How can we be sure which
are the planetl?
'I11e expert! tell us that we
can tell a planet from a 8tar
just by staring at it. A star
twinkles and a ,planet doeis
not. But many ordinary · rtar
gazers, including Andy, do not
trust this simple test to work
all the time. So we use a
few extra tests to be sure.
The planets, as we knl>W
orbit around the sun in widely
separated traffic lanes. They
travel at different speeds and
the faster inner planets are
forever catching up and pass-
ing the slower planets in the
longer, outer traffic lanes.
This hi why the planets change
their positions ·in our skies
from night to night and month
to month. When seen at their
best. almost anybody can tell
them from the stals. At their
brightest, Venus and Mars,
Jupiter and Saturn are bigger
and brighter . than the stars.
And instead of twinkling, they
shine with staady light. This
clue is a helpful guide to spot-
ting the planets among the
stars. But sometimes it is
hard to use. As the planets
move farther away, they often
grow too small and pale for
human eyes to observe them
in detall, Then they tend to
lose themselves amnng the
dim stars.
dates. Better still, you can
get more details on this from
one of those fascinating
monthly magazines written for
amateun and young star
gazers.
The charts show that Venus
now shines brightly after
sunset in the western sty.
Saturn also appears th.is even.
ing but look for it in the
east. Through the night its
bright steady eye climbs up
and over the sou them sky.
You can see Mars and Jupiter
before sunrise, rising close
together in the east. But the
dazzling rays of the rising
sun soon outshine them and
hide them from sight. When
you know where to look, check
your -discovery with t h e
nearby twinkling stars. If it
shines with a steady light,
it is a planet .
Chances are yOu may want
to go on checking the planet
position1 month by month. As
you do so, you catch on to
the changing celestial traffic.
You discover where the
planets are on their orbits
and where they are moving
in relation to the earth. Mars,
for example, is now about
200 million miles from us on
the far side of the sun. This
is why it looks much dimmer
than Jupiter in the morning
sky. Venus is coming closer,
getting biiger and brighter
every night.
If you I'Jl,3.ke a hobby of
planet watching, you will need
your charts plus a small three·
inch telescope. There i s
always some wonderous sight
to be spied and yoUr charts
will tell you ahead or time
where and what to look for.
With a telescope. the main
attraction is now Saturn.
Train your eye-piece upon it
and you will behold the most
PEANUTS
~~ ~~
v~4
DR. KILDARE
Wlf'f AR& )tXJ 90 RfBOIJB
WITH ~ IAAI<("' HAff'V ~
FOR 'fENtS HE'!S aerN
6f'NatCIUS WITH MF:, A~,
OOC.OH, 1£ ~1Tlf'fUl\ID
T'BE, BUT rr
""""'1>0IJT
1'Ki(f' WA"f.
GORDO
JUDGE PARl(ER
MOON MULUNS
TUMBLEWEEDS
MUTT AND JEFF
... l
.... ~
"""' ~ING,·
tlUT HE
WCE5 t!.16
HEAL.TH ~."10, ~.-1 .........,.,.
IT.""""'1<
DfA£SOIJT
G45 AND OIL. P4R1Cf11.1
• -:.r
' .. ',. . '·
?IVLJI
ly Ken 84.;0
By Gus Arrieillfo·~ --.....
-. '"
By Ferd Johnso'.1c ::
lk>W COME 'lt>.J NEVEi< SEl<VE ME /Jil:
OFT~' $1lJFF ¥01.l -
SERVE HIM. 'TEDDY? •t'C> ¥ 1r
' t
By Tom K. Ryan
"·' By Al Smith'
ACROSS
l S. A•er. city
43 Room
44 Assall
trptaledly 45 Metaf
However, there art ways
for a young star·gazer to iden-
tify each planet that happens
to be appearing in the night
sky. First you get yoiµ-bear-
ings in the Solar System.
Chances are you already know
the distances, orbits and year-
ly periods of the major
planeta. This ls your basic
picture. The next step is to
check where the orbiting
planets happen to be right
now ln relation to the earth.
For this you may use an
almanac that has charts show-
ing their posi tions on certain
beauteous planetary spectacle '-w~H::-l>i:::r:;·R=IO=-cr::'.'.:::'."'."T"r"..,,..,.-----~.,.,.,..,.,,,...,. ..... .,... ___ ~,~~;;F:1~~~~:4 of the entire Solar System.
The giant planet is now posi· ¥00 I!>OtN'
tloned and tilted to show Us ·IN MY 5 Harm
'Humhtr 14 lhrrt
Abad.In Is 15 Nlbllck,
16 f·&·vor
17 Catchtf's
nrcesslty
11 Orbark 19-Statt1
20 Ont that , dots: Suffix , 21 French
• Jtadef of old .JJ Fot11er M.Y.
: thnttr:: 2 words
:25 At 0nt tia•:
Ardl1lc
Z6 loo-;.
• Good "' .,, • '27 L9C11 : ........ , 29 Fairy QUttn
. ,2 Shtrptfl . . .. ..
' 35 Ethnic
"l'.~t.. ... 37 S..1t1tn1
dlfflcult
lob•• 31 GitaYt
3' .... ,,
_,.. ontl•• • 40 Fltld of an.bit, .. 41 TNdp b
41 IYd of "1
46 On .t cruise 4S Ga.rmtnt
SZ Alberta
city:
2 •ords 5" Anlma l
organ
57 Const.llallon SS Conntct
59 H1!'1'1U¥t 60 Group of
trtlned .......... 61 Put lllP
62 IC hid of Cat
11/.IJ/68
9 St amb!Uo'M 42 Posseni·
6) Hit NI
cttt11n ••r M Clo1tly
10 Mikes Into word
bundlts 44 Hit with
11 Dwellln9 Cll'llln r untt o.f b111mt ""'" lS H1vlnt1 no ad•hdurt
12 TIMt of d11, 45 ff111ta1
lit Paris .,..,,
Informal 11 Whlte·talltlf .... bird
21 P'lay
1 •-·-........ U Saint
--·· 24 Lift 2 #1tlws ol 27 ll:ind •u111w ef work J Ctll4o .., .. ,.,,... 21 flt'tJ)lft ... _ .. lo
4 RI,_.: 11'::1rtar c .... ffflr )0 Noun 5Ufl1 JS..-'1Root-
' ¥;:r1~1r ll ~!:".~;,"::,,
IO•lll\, J4 .Dtltr. Ill ••Ml 2 ....
1 To no ext..t 4tlt111l1ttr I Co•tl .. Optt1Uon • ••It • ltlpoll '
47 Jtts\roO.lc U•t . ..,
Cl lt11tnl n Span ish
l1e1 names
49 d or co ct r, ~:r&. sz 9111
Sh ........
for Cllt: lnforul 53 lrlsh ltltnt. 54 Otslp SS fllplng for
'"'"'!'"' I llul
59 Add log1tb11
•
7 ,.
"
sparking rings almost at their GtR.L!S
very best. CLOSET?
MISS PEACH
AA"TMUlt WANTS TO RUN FOR . ~eSIDl!l<IT ~EN ME 6ROW5 UP?
. ;-y-
-
-!!
By Mtll!:!
·--.. -
--~-~-~---~-........ ........---~~--~~~----~-----------------------......................... -~ ~ ---~
f
I
lnterml•l••
Little Theater$
'
' SHARP ,,..,.. .......... --
Dlitit.A..U... •••lflM "' .. ._ ... .,.._ M•k• a a..tt.r 4••' ••• --..... .,. •• ,. llvvl11t ..
'h• DAILY PIL.Ors ........
""'"•
l i ' ., ..... -·
10·
•. Academy
Aw1rds
T
'XCl.USIVI
SOUTH
OltANGE
COUNTY
RUN
•
Aan IAndert
The Latest Bu·zz:
Remove the· Fuzz-
I See By Today's
CWSIFIED
• ITS
• THAT
• DIME
• A
• LINE • DAY
,trf J)(CLUSIVE Alt!IA
ENGAGEMINT '
...... 7tOIAtsJI
S.,.J110•t1ll ~i:;:.1.u..r ""',..,. . ....-......... • Sido SlotYr-}llliJ•t
• I _. ____ .,,...
"'' • <t' J • • ,,.:(tt . .,-:,t .. '1 .. • . . '
' '·'.. .
-MA.TING
... -.... 11>§1
AWEMY · ...... .. ..................
lQlll'll I. LIYll!I-· -NICHOi.i 'LA_iUlllWI_ . !!.l!DllATE Ol.OR ........ ,_..,..
AMAN
FOR ALL
SEASONS
2 ef tho YNr't leslf
.. .., •• ,. the .... k-..... ,
M¥1• hi ~ltt.ry"-.... y ....
...... I.Moo,.._
ZIROMOSTEL
.Mol ...... '"the
proclucen"
Dek~ ....... --.1111c.-•·AM ..... , .. 1 t e
Fn,SOUTHCOAST
flLAZATH IQ
... 111opr-111.1rtoW •< f:2111
. OUlt THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS .
CNILDltEH'S MATINllS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY 12:3o 0 2:30 .
S\J!llDAY l~M-ONLY '"' """"*"''• ,..,. ... .,,.,._Jn•GIAllT. ol .,,.,.. ... ,.,.,
•
'
TOMBOY I
'IL --· ----
ti•, CHAMP •
' '
.. •
Je ~y NI.OT S......,, N°"mber JO, l968 ' .
of '64! Trojans, Iris.h .Square o,
DAILY .. ILOT l'htto• bY 0•" S•IMket
MAKES DEBUT TONIGHT -John Vallely (40)
makes his UCLA varsity debut tonight as a prob-
able starter against Purdue t Pauley Pavilion. The
former Orange Coast Co ege and Corona del Mar
High basketball star is shown here trying to get
around UCLA's Bill Seibert (dark jersey) while
Ken Heitz is seen in the background of last week's
intersquad game.
Fin Hits Minnesota
Rams, Vikings Collide
In Sunday Ice Bowl
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (AP) -The
Los Angeles Rams and Minnesota Vik-
ings, two National Football League teams
with divisional title hopes on the line,
clash Sunday in Metropolitan Stadium .
There are two big, questions cropping
up about the game. 1. Are the Rarr,s
fair weather players, or will they play
their best in Minnesota 's cold tem-
per<ltures?
Will the Vikings be at full strength
after a mid-week bout with the flu
that affected as many as lB players'?
Los Angeles coach George Allen says
"any weather is Ram wez.ther."
The last tim~ out on frozen ground
On TV Sundo11
JJ a.m., Channel 2
at Green Bay in the 1967 season. the
Rama fell to the Packers in the Eastern
C.Onference title game.
run, yielding · an average of only 91.5
yards per game to their opponents. And
one of the Viking Offensive strong points
has been the run.
Brown has gained 623 yards in 173
carries, and running back· Clint Jones
53.1 in 125 trips. Dave Osborn, who has
not seen action this year, is ready to
go if Brown is still too weak from
the flu.
Minnesota quarterback Gary Cuozzo,
who played in most of last Sunday's
21-9 loss at Baltimore, has completed
72.7 percent of his passes this year,
24 of 33 for 299 ,Yards. He missed 11everal
games with a bfoken collar bone.
Los .Angeles quarterback R o m a n
Gabriel will be operating against a Min·
nesota defense lhat has tackled opposing
passers a league high of 40 times this
season. Gabriel, who has been trapped
19 times trying to pass, has completed
149 aerials for 1,926 yards and 15 TDs. "'
Bruins Host
Purdue Five
LOS ANGELES -Coach John Wooden
Isn't saying anything before tip-off time
but folks around·UCLA who should know
say Balboa Island's J(}hn Vallely will
be in the starting lineup tonight when
the Bruins open their 1968-69 basketball
season against Purdue tonight.
A sellout throng of over 12,000 ls
expected to pack P.e.uley Pavilion for
the B p.m. intersectional attraction.
Vallely, who transferred ·from Orange
Coast College this semester, was ap-
parently bi!aded for a reserve role with
UCLA until he exploded for 23 points
in the team's intersquad scrimmage last
week.
Purdue. a thirsty for revenge alter
UCLA's last-second, 73-71 win in the
opener last year at LafayeUe, Inc., also
brings a seven-foot center (Chuck Bavis)
in addition to All-A merican guard IUck
Mount (6-4).
Mount averaged 28.4 per .,game last
year.
Probably starting· lineups:
UCLA Wlelct (6-1)
~l>IC~leh:ln:t (6-5)
Aldndor (1·1'1>)
V1Uely (6·2V!J
Sweek (6-l)
• • ' • •
l'U•DUI! (6-31 GHllam
(6-51 lledlo•d
(7.4\ P1vl1
, .. ~)MO.nil
11-10\ltl 1(•11«
-
This Tjme SC.ls 9-0, Has Simpson
•
By GI,ENN WlllTI Hanrally, b\lt lheY have apporenll)'.,..,.
up wiUl a capable replaCMlent in Joe
'lllelmian. • LOS ANGELES -It WU • warm, He dlr<cled thio) pai.1 Pill (16-7) and
clear November day just four yean fl Georgia Tech (M), ,
ago when Notre Dame's football team You'll recall that .19M t\assic ,,.htD
ran oo to the Coll!eum turf to cl<> batUe the mlghl)' Flgbllbg ·Irish steamed into
with the Univerlity ot So u t b e r n Smogland with a gllstenbig ·M reco~.
California. Quarterbacking NotJ:e Dame wu John
Circumstances were much the same Hu~ ~er ~Pte;. J?e~ -~gh ~QOI
then ·u · they are now, only .. 1:hls •. time
the Trojans of SC have the Reisman Olo 'l'1' 'l'ofla"
Troply winner and they are lry!ni to ·
finish number one among ·the nation'• J :30, Chan~l 7
collegiate entries.
Today it's SC with the H record
and the Helsman winner -0 . J.
Simpson. And the Trojans are llhootlni
for their first unbeaten campaign since
1963 'When they take tbe lield for the
1: 30 kickoff with the Fighting lrisl>:
But they .aren't the heavy favorite
Notre Dame was in 'M.
The Irish are 7·2 this yell'., falling
to Purdue, Michigan State. They've lost
lheir great passing quarterback, Terry
star, who woo the Helm\An. Trophy thal
ye.ar, •YPlbolizing that he was the best
college (ootball player .IQ. America.
The Irish were lopsided favorites over
SC, a teatn which seemed to have little
bope againat tbi5 great team. Some went
so far to say that Troy would go to
the Rose Bowl, instead of Oregon State,
if it could pull an upSet.
But the idea of lhe ,laUer taking place
seemed most absurd.
Notre Dam& rolled to a · 17.f
at halflime and had 1 touchdown
l>al=:k later in what seemed to .
breeze over SC. ,
But John McKay's Trojans fought ..on,•
to win'· it in the' list minutes on RM •
Sherman'• pass ...C~pUon, 20-17. PS •. 'flll$;
did ®t get ~ ·aoae ~ bid. I!>': \
"Stopping 69uthern CaJ is a blg ord •
say~ Au P9rsegl>lan. "Finl YOll
-to contend with the fiM'ir Ml •
in college football. · •
"Then," Ara goes on, "you ta.kt A \--
look at the greal offensive line of ·~e!'
and try to figure out how to stop bo.,.
"The one thing ~t surprisM~of all b: that many people have ov
ed the great job Steve Sogge bu
at quarterback. : ~
"They have lots of weap:ms and
utilizes all of them 50 well t . , •
can't concentrate on any one v&.,.."it;
-0r phase Of tbeii offense.'! .;... .......
USC haa a ff!W stopa to make, ~
such aa hallback Bob Gladieux, w~~·
Jed the Irish ruahers with 133 cllrillf-:_. ·--· for 596 yards and 11 touchdowns. ~.qb
~·-· -,..,., -· -~ ...... Promising Season . Under Way
~·
UCI Entertains San Dieg~
In Tonight's Cage Opene ~
By EARL GUSTKEY
Of tk 01l1Y ,lltt Slllf
UC· Irvine, with possibly Ca\ifomia's
finest college: division basketba11 team,
-0pens its most promising season tonight
when the Anteaters host UC San Diego
in the a p.m. 1968-69 lid-lifter. ,
With a glittering array of talented
veterans returning from last year's 20-8
juggernaut plus severa1 p r o m i s i n g
newcomers, hard<ore Anteater fans have
been counting the days until tonight's
opener.
They see no ·reason why UCI couldn't
better Jast season's 20-3 and advance
to the NCAA's college division playoffs.
The Anteaters did last year, but lost
in the regional finals to Nevada Southern,
79-74.
But in qualifying for the area four
regional final last March, they stunned
favored San Diego State, 7U9.
In its only test so far. coach Dick
Davis' team manhandled the UCI frosh
last Monday night, 98-aa. Davis expressed
displeasure. at several phases of UCl's
performance in that warmup, but it
was apparent to all who watched that
Irvine has a potential powerhouse on
its hands.
Counts Sparks Lakers
To 93-92 Win at Boston
BOSTON (AP) -The Los Angeles
Lakers, sparked by towering Mel Counts,
staged a dramatic second half comeback
to jolt the Boston Celtics 93-92 Friday
night before a packed crowd of 14,929,
the largest Boston Garden turnout in
National Basketball Association history.
Counts, a former Celtic, took control
of the boards and then scored seven
of bis nine points in the fourth period.
His shot from the key with less than
a minute remaining put the Lakers in
front to st.ay.
Elgin Baylor blocked a shot and scored
on a layup before Boston's Bailey HoWell
cashed a pair of free throws.
The Celtics last chance was ruined
when Larry Siegfried was ca1led for
travelling with four seconds left.
Ou. Keith Erickson
Chamberlain 14.
had 15 and Wilt
John Havlicek of Boston scored 28
points, 21 in the first ha1f. Howell bad
26.
Ln A,-.. '""' ' Howt!t " . .. • .. "~ • ,.. " Su1<kr1 ' ., " H1wltln1 ' .. ' Runtll • .. • Chmb~n • ,. " H•vllctk " . ., ,.
Cr1wfQ.rd ' •• ' Slglrcl l "' • Erl(~9on ' '" " N•I'°" '" • E111n • ... " Bryant • .. • Co ITT , ., • Ander.an • ... " Counh • ,_, • TO!ell ~ 21-l5 " TcMlt • , .. .,
Le. AM .... .. ~ ,. 23 -t3
·~"" " • 10 -t'I ~=1'r1oouor: ~ l~I Jl, llMIOll 23. Atl'9nd1nct -1•.m.
Sports in Brief
..... ~
The anchor of UCI's attack -whieft
this year will be more of the 'fast
break variety -rests with 6-6 senior
center Mike Heckman. He's flanked on
the front line by forwards Nick Sanden ·
(6-3) and Jeff CUnnlngham (6-3 ), ,; -i_ ;
Tonight's starting guards will be Mtw
Barnes (5-10) from Riverside City
College and Steve Sabins (6-4) from
Glendale City College. , ,.
That crew must rate as a lopsidedt'
favorite over UCSD. San Diegd" •at.
10-14 last year and bas only one let·
terman back.
Two of San Diego's starters, howevei;r ,·
should be familiar performers to (>11911,ge.~ .,,
Coast area hoop followers. Forwattl 'FA' ·
Babiuch was a starter for Orange Coast
College last year and Dave Kiefer played
for Santa Ana College.
San Diego's only action so far was
a 90-4! victory over a Mexican team·' last week. . ... ;.. 1:.,
Davis has so much bench strengtJ; · ·
he doesn't know where to start. '1n•
center-forward Dave F'onUus, he ha's ~
of the best defensive players in Soutberrt•·
California and Keith Bean, up froni ffie.'
frosh, could be a starter at guard befO!'e' '
too long. · "
Other key subs are Ed Burlinghal'rlj'
Jim Farley, John Farwell, Jo 11 n
Glavinovich, Charles Howenstine, StEfye:··
Schlesinger and Gene Zech. . · , · Starting lineups: · ,.,., •.
UC IRVINE UC SAN DIE(;!).
&-3 Cunningham F Kiefer 6-4
S-3 Sanden F Babiuch , 6;2.Yl '
6-6 Heckman C Carter 6-5 .
5-IO Barnes G Flately &:-a··:
6-4 Sabins G Mosely &:-i. 1,
The Celtics stormed to a 58-44 halftime
lead. but then cooled off and managed
to hit on just two of 18 field goal
attempts while scoring IO points in a
nightmarish fourth period.
Baylor topped the Lakers with 19
pointa, while playing without high-scoring
teammate Jerry West, who was ill with
Roche Upsets Laver;
McLain Has Surgery
.. '•
.. . " ..
""
•, .,,
EVENT RACEWAY
RESUMES TONIGHT
Orange County International
Raceway's Manufacturers' Funn)l-o Car
Championships will pick up tonight where
they left off last Saturday -with 37
~ races to go.
The program was postponed after nine
races were in the books due to heavy
fog.
Competilion starts at 6 this evening.
The Mercury team had its hopes dash--
ed by the postponement. Its two strongest
contenders, Ed Schartman and Roy
Leslie. were unable to stay over an
extra week due to other commitments.
NEW YORK -Pancho Gonzales of
Los Angeles and Australia's Tuny Roche
advanced into the final round or the
Madison Square Garden Invitational Ten-
nis Tournament with victorle.s Friday.
Gonzales defeated Spain's Andres
Cimeno 6-1, &-2, while Roche took coun·
tryman Rod Laver 6--4, 6-3.
Gonzales and Roche meet for the $5,000
first prize tonight following a match
between Gimeno and Laver for third
place. .........
DETROIT -Denny McLain, the
Detroit Tigers' a1-1amt wlnnlng pitcher,
underwent an appendectomy at Ford
HOlpl&al Friday afternoon.
pion Lionel Rose, failed Friday !J! !!iJ ,
effort to have California's butt rtdd'_tl_ •
boxing waived for bis fighter's tiile
match with Meltie-0's Chucho Castillo..-• ,
Rennie was· not upset by the oUt.ocWe;.
explaining he was an outsider from
Australia and was in no position ~
raise a fuss. ·.;~r
"I was assured that tht most t"Oflll'"
petent judges would be named to halid}t'
the fight," Rennie said after a confe:cW·'
with Clayton Frye, a secretary of ~
Slate Athletic Commission. · ' " 1
'lbe weather forecast Sunday calls for
some snow and near freezing tem -
peraturee:.
())acb Bud Grant of the Vikings said
that hlll Ill players should be recuperated
by Sunday because ol good conditioning
before the flu bug-struck .
Bucs Try LBCC, Los.e, 91-85
He cQllJ.plalned of t&om.U pains dur·
Ing a visit to Tiger Stadium earner
In the day.
11ger officials did McLain, who 1lp
ed bl1 llct contract earner this week
for an estimated $15,IOI, bad dropped
lntt tile Tiger front effJct for a cbat
with Gue.rat Manager Jlm Campbell.
The butt ruJP. stipulates that if a ~lef'..'·
ahead after the first round is accide.~.~)' ,,
cut by a butt, he "'ins the fight. rr
a butt victim is behind on points, t4,e
match js called a draw. ; ::
A fighter held to deliberate.If bQtt
an opponent is, oC course, dlsquallfl.eQ.. ·,..
"We don't have such a butt rule-;~
Australia as there is in California tOO ·
we didn't want it 'ts., effect for U!I!
fight," Rennie commented. ..~ :
But key regulars, including leading
scorer and rusher Bill art>wn and leading
rfJC6tver Gene Washington, missed three
days "' practice. The Raml, &-t·l , need 1 victory to
i<.ep-poce with the Coastal Division leadhll Billtlmor< Colla, who are he1ry
faVCl'iltw. agalnJt Atlanta and lead l..ofJ
Mplel "1 one-llall game.
~. Minnesota cling! to a one-
••• ... ltid Jn the Central Divl&IM ..ttb a A .record. Defending NFL and
Sutw -I clwnpioo Green Bay. 5-$-l,
plays al!la Franclaco.
'Ila ..,_ will ·motdi two ol the
Jttl/1 defemf& Los Angeles
Ille -total yards, 1,535.
M ~~have combined
ior i.-.Jll'l!L 'll)I lWnl have bed! IOIOihelt on the
. -l!-l
By JOEL SCHWARZ
Of !ti• D1ltr Plllt Stiff '.
LAWNDALE -\Vinless <>range Coast
College hits the road again tolight, look·
ing for its first victory of the young bas-
ketball season against Long Beach City
College. Tipoff for the non-conference
game in Long Beach is scheduled for 8
p.m.
The Pirates dropped their 1988 sea·
son opener here Friday nlgbt to El Ca-
mino CoDege, il-85. in a predictably
s.loppy first game for both clubs.
Orange CJoast coach &b Wetzel trieid
mort combinations than a safe~cker.
but couldn't come up with a winning one
as El Carnine exploded for SI points In
the accond half,
Tht Piratea OUllhot the Warriors from
the n...,. by 1 llnlall margin and batlled
them to a llandstiU oo the boanls, bot
had problems at the rree throw line and
with an all-court El Camino press.
"Their press gave us all kinds of trQu·
ble," Wetiel said after the gatne, "BUt
we didn't • attack it Ult way we sbould
have, And we didn't run our tut break
the way l think we can."
Orange Coast held a 39-30 ballUme
advantage over the Warriors, but even
that didn't please Welle!. "'i can't remember the last time we
~ that few points In • half. I aure
thought we should have held that lt•d. '1 0r..,. Cout held on to the lead unlil
l :S8j wu left in ~ pme wben El Cl·
m1no Jaajted the acore ar -· sleYe ~acoi..en ellot the Pttai.s back
in tront with five sttalgtll points in 4G -~ bot El eanilno botmced bock
to lie the ocore at 81-11 with ju8t 2:14
to ...
Seven seconds tater Gary Miller con--
nected on a long set shot to puAh El
Camino in front.
The Warriors quickly dumped in six
man. points, foor ol them from lbe fret
throw line, to lock up the contest.
Orange Coast. wound up with a 35--34
edge from the neld, bul was only able
to connect on 15 of 26 free throws while
the Warrior• bit on 2.3 of 30 charity -al CelMM (ti} CM!Mnllltft t 1 2S
011>lll 1 f 'l =... •,.,..
""""" •' ': l Mllllr
Not•ll• I I
tJr:: ' i
1
... ... ...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -Florkla
Staie~, blgbl)' cbpod -pauing com-
blnaUon tlf BIR CapplU..an-to.Roa. Sellen
gin the aa~on'1 No. 1 oUenstvt team
• 1-11 Friday olpl u tbe Semhoel"
apaet the 1.U.•nted BOUiton 49-!t ta
~ replar MQOft football finale.
FSU stopped Boas&on's offtme In tlM
flnt uH by tertq ea llallboek Plllll
Glpsoa ud baUI • 1M leod, wblch
tel tbe )ll<domillully FSU and It"•
e1tant1a1 •rwe want tOt."
Tlds WU I nferftce tm B.oodGm:'• l•
pol ... oplut 'hlu laal -. .... .... .....
LOS ANG~ -Jack Rennie,
manager ol -Id bantamwel&hl chan>
. . ... ... ... .~.
RIVERSIDE -Marlo Andft1tf, POOtliiit
lll• Ferd-powered, four<am ~
M1'ed the Rivenidt I ate r 1 at I o.aa
&leeway course P'riday in one :!'JI
U.l teeOldl to crack dw eoane
la qnlllylq for Ille Ra May• 300~ ":
.A.adrf:Ul'a averqe speed_ for U. ·Jtt
mDI rolld coune wu ll.l.3Sl mile. J. ,
lloor ud broke tbe ..eonl of llt'lll '
1et ,lul year bf Dan Ganey of £Giiiii ·
del Mar.
Gantey wq sec<Od la Frtday•1 ~
fyln1 wltb • tpeod "' ll.!.!14 111-1'.t. ,
and A. J, Foyt, of Hoaaton, wa1 .~
.. 111.111. ',•, .•
:•r''· "'It
I
HAULED DOWN -Laguna Beach's prt)mising junh>r back, Mike
Allbey (25), is hauled to eart:h by three Rolling Hills defeoders in
F.l!illay's 42-14 loss for tile Artists.
iftists Black & Blue
l'fUl1 1
~!er Rolling Hills
~'9lls Up 42-14 Rout
. 1'y TERRY NEPI'UNE rolled out left troin the 'five J31d line
''· ·v · ot "" D•Ur P11tt '''" for a touchdown. His conversion kick was tMma ;Beach Hlgh's magnificent foo~, _good and with 5:30 left in the first quar-
baII season was brought to an abrupt ter the SC(lfe was 7.7. clOSflf.r.i~ay night at Oi:ange .Coast C-01-From t!1ft ,J>C?iqt .on ~ wai tD Bplling 1eg~'8 once-beaten RollinJ,:m": thump. Hills. It tOD!l-_thfl l'itapa Jr;,pfiys to go,_
ed 1,\1& Attls~ 42;'l4, to_ · _,te them ahead tt-7, quarterback Rene TreVirio
1rom,.t,11e, Class ~ CIF playoff•, going off Jen guard from the two. ~throng of '4,200 saw the Titans The Titans scored and converted three unle.aM~·tbeir incredible ~gion of Deel times In the second quarter. Conti threw
backs. against the gritty but °'!-~~ to Sullivan good for 49 yards and a touch-Artia...w. hand coach Hal Ak1J18 erit down at 11:13. p~-~iew League ch~pions t&eir rt was 35-7 at haUtime.
onJY.? .. ~ in 11 outings this year. Rolling Hilla made it 42-? when Tre.-ROUiDg Hills exploited three Artist vino threw to Grilliiji (or ·.six with 2:07
fumbles for touchdowns and racked up to go in tbe third qua~.
an }IQJlASing total offense of 00 yards The fourth quarter saw the Titans go
in n:tQJU1.o the victory. scoreless and Laguna manage s e v e D
Aru('tl\e -Titans did it with 10 diller· points midway in the frame. -
ent ~~ks toting leather and two re-The Artists weot ?6 yards in 12 plays
serve: Quarterbacks. Star Daryl ~en· (or tbe score, Mike Abbey traveling the
atein :J-R-cked up Ill yards in the firat last three yards with a pitch out left quartB to' spark'his mates to a 1(..7 lead from Wlezbowski.
-an advantage which never stopped TU.M STAt11TKs
snowballing. . It took the Titans just 1 :24 to score
their frrst of six touchdowns. Barry Sul-
livan recovered Brian Bagley's fumble
on the ArtiBt 4S and in two running plQ.ys
Artnstein bad the touchdmvn. ~
Gianni Miglla kicked the firot of '&!%
perfect. aoccer style conversions.
Laguna put the ball in play on the
40 following the ensuing Titan kickoff.
After 12 plays and a ·five y~d JM;Dalty,
the Artists' St.eve Wieztiowsk:i faked and
CMches Pick
'Ill! -
.AD:Coast Elite __ .,
''"''
.. • I
ifl
" '.ll 1j ,,. .: •
•• " • .ii ~
i l
' ' '•ktre ., .. "'" ;. '
Rolllll11 EHlli. , ' . • .u . 21 7': 'j, d Lellllnl Mlldl 1 0 • . -14
Ball.., -' ~; Tolfl1
INDIVIDU•1. STAT11TICS RUSHING
l..IWfl9 l..UT'CI YO Y\. AVO
?! 115 0 "' ,,,2:142.I 45\S·U '° 152 lt ).J
'9.1111• Hltll f(.a ye ,. ..
l l! . " ' " l 5 ' I .! ...
IMDIVIDvAL ,.ASSHIO l.nUM IMCll
'•'• H: ..... .,. P'Ct. 14-I 214 M1
blll1111 HJ ... ,.. ..c .. HI ft .. et.
1 1 f 'lo 1::9 76190.&57
Oil City's 'l'-Birds
Duel Temple City
I
The H1lllin&too Beacli T·Blllls, Oran&•
County dwnpiom ol the pee-divisloo
Jn tackle. football circlel, advance iDto
the semifinal round "-tbe Southern .
Callfomla chamt>lonsbtpo ~ when
they• lraftl to Placentia ID 1-tUe· the Temple Qty Ram,,. .
Gome time II U:l~.
1be undefeat..I T·Binls, 11.0, are led
bf the r1ll!lllng and ~ ol MIU
Robin and running back Ben Dodlon.
'lbooe two rll>Ped dan1ea 0n>vt'1
Coyotes Jut week; 13.lt, fir ~ Oranp
Coonly cbampiOMhlp.
RobaD -twict ... .,.. ol fl
and 41 yanlo and pt..ed ,.. -with • 15-ym!er .. Xlm BUit. .
IJodllQll·llllle<tmnt>;n &un1r-o1.,....
aod !wt ,_ !Dr the -T·Blnl TDL
Tho T·l!jrdl were lon:td to cCml -
behlocl -trailing l .. JJ at the llolf. Head eoocli ol the rlll..,,....lp outal
.. i.... IJ,JW.S.
• •
•' DAILY PILOt J J -.!
• •
I , r •
' • !J ' -' .: ' • ' • LEFTY LION'-· Westm!n<ter quaNed>acks 'Eel BaDo up!Mm"8 a
sou1bpaw pass against Pasadena Frtdq llf&llt durlng tile I.ion&' 84-1'
Saddleback
Opens Action
At Mt. JAC
Saddleback College . stunned quite a
few Orange County football fans thia
year by winning four games and basket·
ball coach Roy Stevens hopes he can
pull off a (ew ·$.Jrprlses himself when
he unveils the Gauchos' first cage team
tonight at Mt. San Jacinto College.
After chasing all over Orange County
for a suitable practice location and
waiting 1Dltll football season was over
to round up the la!it recruits tor his
team, Stevens had exactly -one week
to prepare his club for tonight's game.
"This was the crucial week for us,"
Stevens said. "Mark ijardy, Joe CJ~y
and Dave Burkholder didn't join us unUI
MondaY, and we've had euctly four
days to get ready for Mt. San Jacinto.
"I expected Hardy to move right into
the starting lineup, but that meant·pre>-
blems for the rest of the team which
has been drillJng for weeks.
~ •10f course. Hardy and the other two
new kids didn't know ouf system, 10
we had to start our pracUce sesslone
from scratch this week and wort them
into our style ol play as fut aa we
could. ' "Harny b8I the kind ol height (6-5)
we have to take advantage of .right
away."
At 6-5, the footbaD end·turoed-basket-
ball center is the Gauchos' tille8t
p1ayers.
He11 draw the startina aaipment
1n the pWol lonlg)ii witli Greg -....
(&.1) and Bandy Lawnnce (11-i) ·11
forwards and Bill Noon (6-1) and Hal
Boyd (6-1) II guards .
Sr.Yens aald the !Int GBllCbo baaket.
ball team won't be a race-horse, nm
aod shoot team like Oranp Cout
COiiege.
Ramblers Seek Title.
Lions Blast Pasadena, 34-14,: . ..
Get Return With El Rancho·~ ' -
By ROGER CARUION
Ol ltll D1ttr """ lllft
Westminster High School, behind the
brilliant running of fullback !ton Shep.
he.rd, steamrolled to a ay11tematlc 34-14 thrashlni of Foothill Lupe champion
Pasadena Friday night before a crowd
ofl,437 at.Santa Ana Stadium. .
The victory waa the 10th straight con-
quest £or coach Bill Boswell's welkllled
macbint.
El Rancho, the team that ltartod the
Westmmater win string, looma ahead for
the Lions when Westminster travels to
the Loi Angeles CoQ!ew:n next 1'ri.day~
El Rancho was staggered by Wealm)~
ter, 3(..25, earlier in the year but haa
come on in the playoffs with wlrls over
Chaffey (4H9) and Arroyo (ll)-0).
The pattern rl Wes~ter'• ef81 win
wasn't much different · tban last week
against Compton (41>-f).
Only this tlme it was Shepherd doing
most of the big llul! m the ground whlle
wingback Darryl Berg was magging four
of quarterback Ed Bane's passes for 68
yards.
Shepherd, in all, crunched out 16:1
College. Grid Rivalri~s
On Today's TV Menu
Two of college football'1 more tradl-
Uonal rtvalrt~s, Anny-Navy and USC.
Notre Dame, will be televiled. llve tod111,
blghllgbtlng tlif weekend'• TV sporll.
menu. -
1be Anny·Navy battle, from John F.
Kennedy Stadium in P!llladelpbfa, will
be beamed by Channel ? sl&'tlni 'II
IO:JJ a.m. today. The TrojaJ>olrtsb 1aine comea oa at 1:30 p.m., allO 0</91' Cha.Me)1
7 ; ; -I
"conep basketball a1ao mata l\'I flnl I
"-1'A,nee on the tube tool!lli~ with
a dekiyid tape ol tonight'• UCLA·Purdllt
-1'elnc telecul oo CbanDel II tonight II IL
TIMI! one will bring Orange Co&ll aru ran. their !Int &llmpoe ol Balboa llland
.prodilc$ Jjlbn Vallelf, who,_ II Jut CIF Gn·d Scores
"""""· -• good chance ol llarilnC ' t8ainsi Rick MOWlt llld t ht
Botlermaken. • . I.AAA
1bit -return lb the tube~., SI. Plal ... Slnta -· Tbt LA-Mlmleiota fame axnes oo 11 •--~M Lal:~~ II LID. on Cllonne 2. Saa qll" llld ~~ "' •~.
Dfnver go at It ~al I p.m. .:;-=.,~li~lf
00 Cl""""'1 ' llld ti'• ar-. BAJ llld •• •
Saa Francllco .., Channel~~' p.m. Loara If, Calif~ It
•
CL -. -..... l\llllloa'Hllli •, 1-iu!>b If · --. --..Ja'=!u-sm lfar4no -. eta.,. I ~ -.-
.!' " .(oo -St. Ja1tn lloeco VI BntrlJ lllll lortlilll ,
• ' A.( I . ~ !' --~~ Sii! Wil Olliopo·SJ, _,, a "llr;U~ ~ ;;;; A ~=-·"'-:i;,.'lt! -w.--: I ., _...,.-. Puo ..... ' ..
yards In.If carries for Ill bDpoolng µ:t
average. · . • · ~
Pasadena Cllllld do llttle In the .way ol
o!feose until late In the four1h period
wb<I! the B111ldop plcl<d up two toucl>o
downs. • ' . 0 Through three ,quarters, the mtllt .,,
fective offenl.t~:iclay WU a ~ sltlft on punting s1 ooa lb draw the Lkllll
offside. • Pas~a coaCb Tom HamDtOa UW':. 1 •
Westmlnlter, "The ~ team ba' th;;:1 :
CIF," after the nmaway. . 1, .-
ADI llalwell waa ln·•·bajtpy mood. Bo,.;,
called Bane's perf-ance ...ellel\f,, ~ the audlblea II the line, ti .. scrtmniaie and bis J>ll8IDi (~l<ir.m .. ~;
for 81 yards). , ·
Boswell • nplalned Sllepllerd'• bl&. '
night: "We Jet bim run mare lnltlaicl., •
of bfa UIUal blocking .. The &1iY> that ~·
the ollens!YO bloc~& for lt!m w,... . :
MJl:e Ha)>qes and Berg.'" .,
M for the scqrtpg, IJe\!O'l 00. tt·-: ..
Bane c.appeci' a ~Jlf'! tlrlW' Iii t1tt:
llnt periOcl'wlth·a J3.7ard ruli wltll t :•
left. Jebn Mct•ugblio coaver\ld.
Sbepbord'Weltl IS yordi.~--TD
In the seconil period and ... -... other Ill uie lhlrd qua?w -10 yanll
out. ;
· Iii the final quarter, liq tallJed OG a •.
lix·Jard J'Ull and Rayna dovo <tV11t -:· the one. o-• ' .... ', .,.,. •
TUM ITii°llTb
-,
..... -__ ...... _...;;......; ____ ....;;,...;;_...:.,._
•
1 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE •
I
•
.. ..
DAILY PILOT 3
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE • WEEK'S AND YEAR'S IDGH, LOW, CWSE
-------·--___ _J.__
----.. ....... ca.-... --...,_.__ Cla
For Top Sports Coverage
Read The Daily Pilot
The Great · Orange Coast's
No. 1 Paper!
.. -.. _____________ __,;..__...,;.. __ ~
..
•
' . Page
' ' .,
• '
•
'
•
Highway Patrol: Stalld8.rds Are High
:i'OU R GUI DE TO • • •
Coping With Emergencies-and Fanciful A lib~ •
G.ooder Grammer
J. Don't use no doiible negatives.
2. Make e11ch , pronoun 19r•• with their 1ntec.edent.
' ). Join clauses good, like • conjunction shouk!.
4. About them 10nlenco lrogmonls.
5. When a•ngling, wotcn y~ur participle&.
6. Verbs h., to agree wit!. their subject>.
7. Just between you and 11 case is important ioo.
8. Don't write run-on sentences they are hard to read.
9. Don't ut• commas, which aren't necessary.
IO. Try to not over split infinitives.
11. Its im portant to use your apostrophe's correctly.
12. Proofread your writing to see if you •ny word s out.
13. Correct spotting is esential
Getting the Edge
Do Sc rewdr ivers Dull tlie Shave ?
By CHARLES MC CABE
U yoo don't get • dozen or more
;haves ~ ot every raior blade you
buy, don't blame the razor.
The fault lies not in the blade but
In yourself. You're probably neurotic,
or addicted to orange juice, or other
lhlngs.
The idea that the blade companies
deliberately make lousy blades so they
can stay in biz, by selling more and
more instead 0£ less and !ells (which
would happen if the blade! were good)
must firmly be banished from the mind.
These notions are being broadcast
throughout the land by Phyllis Beattie,
dlrect.or of consumer relations for the
Schick Safely Razor Co. She'1 now oo a
12-dty tour for her company.
MRS. BEATIIE firmly holds to the
view that since blades are manufactured
under "careful quality control," it is
"lrnpos.!ible" for one to be better than
We other.
.'.it the blade you are using turns out
tO be a dog, Mrs. Beattie says, "look
lO-the psychological factor. The man hold·
ing the r.uor may be wrestling with some
bothersome problem that results in get-
ting a bad shave ...
Likewise, boozing is bad for the blade,
aDd the went kind of boozing of all
is taking on quantities of acrewdrivers
and whiskey .IOUJ'I,
For, adds our lady expert, the citric
acld In these drinks plus the alcohol
ooie: through Ult facial pores and hasten
the corrodtng ct your blade. Your face
then suUm Crom harsh treatment and
the dulling effect on the blade reduces
the number of shaves you get.
ALL OF TRIS ls, in my opinion, the
Higher Hokum. With a bit 'of Higher
Cutzpah thrown in. I take a strong
amateur interest in razor blades, and
remain convinced they are of uneven
quality. I am also convinced that any
of the razor companies could easily make
• blade that would last a month, or
maybe even a year. They would, of
course, ga out of businesss in a hurry
U they did so.
Somebody once sent me a single com-
merclally-manuf actured safety blade,
with the flat guarantee that it would
last a month's shaving. Actually, it lasted
six weeks, and after that another two
weeks, after I had sharpened ft oq
the side of a water glass. Unfortunately,
the brand does not seem ta be on
the market any more.
One of the major producing companies
now puts out a blade with the assurance
that it will last twice as long as blades
put out by its competitors, or your
money, back. The assurance I have tested
myself. It is so.
I have talked to countless men who
use safety razors, and have never met
one who claimed a single pack of blades
was of anything like uniform quality.
The variance usually reported is from
two ta ten shaves, with far mort blades
giving two than them.
THE ~1ERE FACT that Schick com-
pany is sending a lady rep around the
country to defend razor blades with
implausible psychiatric and nulritional
poop, strongly indicates the company
WESTWAllD M1guille
' Srl Wotley Jooes of t be California
Highway Patrol clocked a car doing
103 .mph on the San Bernardino Freeway
and found a brand new alibi to add
lo the lisl The driver said hf: we.nted
to test hil tires at 100 mph to determine
whether they were .safe enoUgbl (or hi!
family wbel) they took a trip over tbe
weekend, ·
Sgt. R. D. Myers ot the Washington ·
State Patrol fol16wed a woman for two
miles durina: early morning rush hour
traffic u she rook the rollers out of
her hair. Another d8)' he obllerved a
man tearing up a guard rail &o use
as a jack for his car.
Patrolmen in Arizona, responsible ror
lhe saving cf many lives in the
December, 11156, blizzard wblcb swept
the state, later received letters such
as this: "If ever the?'9 bas been a
reason for gratitude on our part, the
appearance of the highway patrolmen
in this instance standJ out as topmo.!t.
Words cannot express our appreciation." ·
ln Los Angeles, police booked a
motorist with a high breathalyzer reading
of .is after he lost control of his car.
splintered two bus beoehes, collided wilb
another vehicle and then rammed an
eight.foot hole through a wall of the
Highway Patrol office.
THESE ISOLATED incidents, which
are not e1.actly everyday occurrences
ln the life. of a highway patrolman,
neverthelesi provide a respresentalive
collage of highway patrol activities.
The typical day, of course, i.s not
quite as exciting or entertaining and
"I !blot n'rw hl1'
.. Utd!"
and its competitors are beginning to
gel some heat lrom the suckers.
And about Ume.
If it is true, as alleged, lhat citric
acid from fruit juice can impair the
cutting edge of a blade, then I suggest
this is a problem, not for those who
drink orange juice, but for those who
make blades. I should thlnk quite as
many people in this country drink orange
juice u use safety razor blades.
Planned obsolescence Is a cornerstone
not merely of the blade industry, but
or nearly all industry in this country.
Use and ning, that's the ticket. Today
it is paper dresses. Tomorrow it may
be paper houses, to be lived in for
a month at a time, and then thrown
away,
WE ARE SO accustomed to use and
Oing, that we regard the little games
played on us by the blade companies
with amie.ble tolerance. After all, it's
nothing personal, since everybody gets
the same treatment.
But it's a big much, is it not, for
the companies to launch educational pro-
grams suggesting that their blades'
weaknesses are OUR fault, because we
are hooked on orange juice, or alcohol.
or have an infirm psyche?
-San Francisco Cbronlcle
Our M-In Saa f'ranelsco
The lndisci·etion of Charlie Br own
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -1s anybody
more pirated these days than Car-
toonist Charles "Peanuts" Schub.? Not
only ii a B'way joint featuring a
"To}Meu Peanuts," which bugii: him
n\ighWy, the market is now flooded
with.dirty, faked "Peanuts" cartoon
boob, In which Lucy 1e1.t pn!.gnant,
and so on. "I gueSl!I 1ame strange
poople find lhese !hinge amusing,"
ht ,.y1 with • pregnant sigh.
CLASSIFIED AD in The Sacr~n
to Bee: "&xpectlnl mother nc<ds bObJ Oiml...,.. boby clotht3, motem~
~ clolbol, allo woddfng rina oe1, ...n.•
' '
up it and forced his way through
a window in the windscreen. All
ab9ard. and let 's send for a set of
keys, shall we?
~ms. ANGUS Oun Jr., a lovely
lady, wishes we'd revive our Reverse
Status Symbol Derby just long rnough
ta place in nominat.ion her father.
Andrew Olsen, a retired board
chalrman and True San Franciscan:
.. He was awakened at the proper
moment on April 18, 1906, by having
a tkhtr fall on his head from •
shelf above hi.I bed." Noted. Mr.
Olsen quallnea by rea800 of hi.! theory
that "no one should drive a car
that co.ta mort than his favorite
shirt," Jn this case a Pendleton. Hit:
car .ii a 1950 Chevy two-door with
notbtnc -no radio, no heater -
whlcb ia known in the family as
"Tbt Aphid" becaUJe: "it's lfttn,
~e and crawls." Nominatlom -llOGGLEllVILLE: Elizabeth 1'<1ot,
the etiquelll expert, replying to 1
teen11e IJirl who wants Lo wtar a
red dreaa Instead of white to a prom:
''I firmly believe In individuality but
not when il nouts an accepttd
custom" . . Simone de Beauvoir
in "Les Belles Images": "I lack
something that other people passess
unless they don't have it either" \or
should we blame the translator~)
SPOZZIBLE: Al Bnrdelll's the other
noon, Atty. Nick Alaga carried his
drink from the bar to his table,
stumbled, spilled it and apo1ogiz~
to OW"ner Stu Adams : "I guess I'll
never make a cocktail waltrtss." Stu:
"Maybe you 're uslng Ult wrong iJ>'
proech."
ADVERTISEMENT FOR MVSt:LF '
OccasionaU,y, when I make favorable
mention oC a restaurant, bar, or what-
oot, the plact blows up the plug •II# displays It In the frunt window
-, whkh ls okay •Ith me, up to
a polnl RectnUy, I have come fac-e-to-
(fiOI: with ~bl I must've writ-ten ten yan .go, and tn mOlit cues, 11'"1 don't apply any longer. (PloctS
ciw>g•, ....,.1111y for the wono.) Thia
ii to announce, then, that any plug
older lhan aix mmths is hereby
rtldoded and ls to be lt\Jdlously
lanored.. Proceed at your own risk.
comprises a variety ot taaks lncludin1
changirig lire.a, "awardini'' cltalions to
wayward drivt.Q, making routine stolen
auto ~and material checks and tackling
the inevltaQle records and paper work.
II Is 'Ille unllllllll liluaUona lhouih. the
danger..,. and many fJn10I herol<; altua-
Uolll, lor which the , patrolmen h.,e
been readled.
Becoming part of the patrol ' la oot
euy. The most recent AriJona recruit
claas represented a hiring of 7-t men
selected from 503 applicants. CaH.fornia
reports a similar per~tage With only
•boot -teolb the appllc..., accepted.
Even with locrea.ied reCniltment effort.s, Cllilorrua lllld many oil>er atatea are
having a dlft~lt Um' Onding enough
qualllied applicants to !ill budgeted pool·
tions. ·
AFTER ACCEPTANCE to the training
program, which has rigid physical, men-
tal and moral requlrements, the applicant
enters the state training facility, 1n the
case of California, the Patrol Academy
in Sacramento. Here,. for 16 w~, he
receives inslruction and training 1.f1i ap-
pro1im.ately 60 . selecte;d ay.bjects in-
cluding Finl Aid, Criminal Liw. Police
Psychology and Civil l\l&hls. EVery cadet
officer alJd reeeives tnstruct.loo in the
operation of a motorcycle, handling of
automobiles under-emergency cond1Uoru1
and the effective use of fireanns.
Sgt. Bob Phillips, CHP veteran, g1ves
driver ins\ructlon to cadet.a )Vhich in-
cludes hfsb--speed operatlODB U well aa
skid cootrol. navigated.on a slick, special-
ly designOO "skid pan." Retired patrol
ca111 with bald tires are used on this cir-
cular 4QG.yard diameter upbalt a r ea.
Sprlnklen piekln( out ol the 1kld pan'•
pavement every few yards Oood the
course while the cadet ls driving. Even
though the cars can't go any faster
than 30 mph on th i s slippery surface.
Sgt. Pbllllpa , comments, "We can
duplicate any"thlng ml the pan that you
crute at hlgb ipeed."'
GOOD, standardized instruction by ex-
perienced officers readies the cadet for
his future duUes . Upon graduaUon from
the academy, the new trafilc officer
may be assigned to any localion in
the state 'depeodlng on pat r o I re-
quirements.
The yatrol bas QPt alwa)'I been ao
well organized. For the ·fl{lt 2S years
of horseless carriage travel, traffic Jaws
were enforced by county authorities.
Lack ol unifonnlty in interpretation and
enforcement of the laws led to state
cootrol in 1923 which, while not com-
pletely aDeviaUng county influence, gave
the Highway Patrol a start.
The first "California Highway Patrol"
proper came Jnto being in 1929 with
an authorized strength or ZOO uniformed
men, 80 automobiles and Z25 mOtorcycles.
Today the CHP bas some 4,700 uniformed
officen: plus nearly 1,400 administrative
anl'! clerlCal, l!n)p!oyes, 1,300 radio-equip-
ped patrol cars aM 450 motorcycles. ·.
WITH A LOOK AT the futuf.t, highway
patrols are begl.nnin~r, "° ... ®IJ}Pllterize
their approach . to law · eotoi-cement.
Micro-secOl!d ~_,to atolen vehicle
inquiries hf paCrol of6cfu.s 11 now routine
for the Arizona Hi8J:nn:y -Patrol with
the use ci IBM computers.
The Callfomla Patrol pn>Vlded • m•f<r
deterrenl to criminal acllvlUe1 ln ·915
when it installed a new elec:troa.lc recOiaS
iystem called Auto-Statls, a coined q~
pressioa for Automatic Statewfde Auto
Theft Inquiry System wblch provides
instantaneous data on stolm vehicles.
By meam ol remote termJnaig tied 1n
with the central data proceastng unit
in Sacramento, the system provides up-
to-the-mifwte information to Jll law ~
forcement agencies and the National
Auto Theft Bureau.
Our modern highway patrols '"' well
trained with an eye on public benefit.
In California alone, th! patrol provided
more than four mllUon services ln i91'1
driving nearly 60 mUllon miles In pattol
cars and seven million on motorcycles.
LAW ENFORCD-1ENT may not re~
be the biggest part or our highway
patrol's job. Chief Bachofner of 1he
Waahlngton State Patrol poio~ out di1s
supporting ataliBUco "During 1967, our
offietts performed 566,029 tndlvidual
assists compared to 168,050 arrests. We
place very heavy emphasis on service
to the public," he continuea "and
through the coorteous and elfld;bt maa
ner displayed by our officers; we enjOt
an e1.celient relaUonship with the ciUzenl
of Washington and the adtnlraU?JI from
other police organizations througtiout lha
nation."
Chief Bachofner and his counterparts
In other state police organizaUons are
eager . to point out the many public
services they render and to remind peo.
ple that "your h.lghway patrols are here
to btlp."
RELAX, MAN!
Talk , Not Tr anquilizers, ls at .the Base of Learning
To Take It Easy--and Alcohol Won 't Hel p
By RICHARD LAKE
Htallh Magadat
The innennost secret of learning how
ta relax lies In learning how to talk
with people:· .
Yet, talking with people in a way that
will help yoo to r e I a x means more
than merely exchanging words. It means
human communication, and this may
be vrey complex, even though it seems
simple.
The story is told of Albert Einstein
that he enjoyed helping a little neighbor
girl with her arithmetic because she
gave him jelly beans, and they talked.
In t h i s CQlllmunicative exchange. Ein-
stein w a s relaxing. He w a s changing
pace. He was considering his own mean-
ings and problems in a different at-
mosphere.
BEETHOVEN, when he wanted to
comfort a friend who was suffering grief,
playOO to h er for an hour on the plano •
In this way, he communicated with her
in t h e most intimate manner of which
he was capable. Beethoven and his friend
each achieved relaxation thro1J$h sharing
feelings.
You and I and most of us communicate
to a large degree through talking.
Nevertheless, in learning how to relax,
we must bear in mind that it is not
the talking In itself that counts, but
the understanding that talking may help
Lo bring about
If it were talking that counted most
in learning h o w to relax. t h e cocktail
hour would be as important as people
s~m to think it. It Is bad enough
th.at, at the cocktail hour, people drink
cocktails. Alcohol does not help anyone~
relax, and in fact il hampers relaxation.
The worst quality of the cocktail hour
Is that at such doings people do not
try to understand one another.
Some of our difficulty in learning how
to rtlax lies in failing to understand
what relaxaUon mean3. ln the sense
m are using It here, the most rela1.ed
person may be the busiest person. The
doctor or surgeon whG t. doing something
llO delicate or important that life may
hang in the balance is, at hit best,
working without a tremor. He knows
what to do and how to do it, and
he works qulckly, yet without haste.
I-le does not feel tense or jittery or
anxious.
THE POINT, or coune. ls that the
doct.c( knows what be ls doing. lhe
significance of hls work, how It will
be appreciated, 1'h3t lt.r etfect wW be.
In this sense, he ls truly relaxed because
he can make criUcal cbolces clearly
and calmly, even though Oil split-second
sche:QJle.
Tile pet_. woo ls about to embenl<
the oompony funds. <11 the other 11""'1.
J..& full of lndectslon. He dcieSn't know
where be stands in tbe human com-
munity, or he woukl not be considefiq
crim<. He doeon' know how to be honest,
lndbe-'knowllOwtobe-...i.
He ls tenae and full of the jllten.
and tht chances are t.hat be will mab
erron that wn1 be.lr•Y hlm.
If your relaUonshlp with people II
suet lhll you can took f<nard with
confidence Md enjoyment to meettn.I
them, strupllna with them, trying ta
Wldmtand lbcm, lalnin& the , ... -•
along with the disappointments, then
you ma;r aay that youra is a relaud
life.
U your relationship with people is
shot through with uncertainty, laced with
fears and doubts, spiked with guilt and
studded with distrust, then you are not•
relaxed, and no amount of trips or
tranquilizers can J'elax you.
ONE LEARNS, or somehow picks up,
the habits of living al a tense rate,
and the habits of failing to vary the
p a c e of his living. It is learning how
to vary one's methoris that is important,
not relaxation for its own sake. Thill
ls w h y we stress t h e lmportan(e of
clear thlnking. 1f you ffl,11 into the habit
of taking tranquilizers whenever you feel
uncomfortable, it is not the doctor who
is at fault. It is your own thinking.
We are. so pressured lo seek recrealion
and diversion that we may well come
to believe that these will do the job
ol Ii v Ing for us. Yet., no amount of
recreation will re-create us if we ara
not abie to master the mat-erials of
our liveS. n ·is gCiod for an olflce worker
to use his muslces in sports, and to
have the benefits of sun and wind and
:sea and forest, but none of these will
do him any good U he cannot organize
bi& ways ot living, working, ftmciloniog,
and achieving so that be ruM lila wort
instead of having it run him.
No amount of diversion, includina:
alcohol, ?.'ill divert us if we are carryina:
the office around on our backs.
We Americans are pathetically devoted
to recre{lllOO and diversion io stienuous,
far-ranging, expensive, and e v e n
dangerous that it is becoming fn.
creasingly difficult to believe that all
this is supposed to be play.
THROUGH talking, and other methods
of communlcalion, learn to share your
feelings and y o u r troubles. This d o e 1
not mean confession. We are not SUf'
gesting that we each become sodal
workers for one another. CommwUcation
in its broader sense means sharing one's
feelings so that one may understand
clearly just how and in what degree
one is accepted by others. The pflcise
method ol doing this each of us. bas
to work out for him9elf. Talking about
one's everyday difficulties is Ii good
way to start, for in doing this one
can get that distance that he ft e e d I
between himseU and the work that be
must lay aside from time to time.
Hutchins Looks at UC
Dr. Robert Mo.11nard Hutchiru, form·
e.r pre.riMnt of the UnivtTsity of
Chicago and now president of ihe
Ct'nter for the Study of Democratic
Institution! in Santa Barbara, ex·
pressed the.!t views in an inteT11iew
by "The Valuator," California Ttacll·
er" AS.!l>ciatiort publication.
Q: What ca111e1 the YOlllllet 1enera-
Uon'1 dl11atisfadlon with Ute mtlvenlty
1y1tem?
HUTCHINS: Today's young people are
too 1ophlsticated to be misled by acade-
mic entertainments and gladiatorial foot-
ball. They don't want to be nicely scrub-
bed yoong men who fit comfortably into
society. They are too percepUve of
society's shams and delusioos; they don 't
want any part of this elepnt consplracy.
Q: Wha& Is )"09r opinion of dat e11rrent
probJem1 tavel't'ln& dte tJnlvuslty tf
CaWtnla?
m.rrcBINS: Govemor Re1pn and his
•dmlnlltraUon woukt never be able to
cut the unlvenlly to blll, If the public
understood the lignJflc...,. and goa1I of
the unlnrstty. On the other hand, U lht
unlmoity leadenhlp undenlood whot tis
objeCtiN Went, lt would never hsve 1h·
t11 lhe 1overnor the opportunity.
Qr Cail Ille lectdmete ...a. tl Ille .ca-
dat.s 1tle udsned ~· tlwi m1ltkm-
•"'"f ·-of Ille Ual-.lty If CAUi-?
UUTCBINI: 1'11at ....,. .....i unlike·
ty. The nlu!U-unlverslty Cll)lnol meet the
dtmllldl of students for llberlll, higher
edUCllkro. I dm•t believe It bu any bull·
ness teaching !reshmen and sophomores,
and pogibly not even juniors and aeo.
iors. If they can't take tlte educatlon ot
untlergraduates seriously, then tb1y
shouldn't be engaged in it. The unf.hr.
sity departments are not interest.ed-prin-
cipally in teaching. They want to publish
and do research. That's where they make
their national and international reputa·
lions.
Q: Would you 11y tbe mlll.t1-11Dln:rslty
sysiem hit failed?
HUTCHINS' The public doesn'i lhlnli
so. The multi-university is where-big
business, and the military and tndustriaJ
comple:a:es· train their tecbnlcianl at the
expense ol the taxpaye'r. The prlnclpal
re.search money in Americe. COmtS
from the Defense Department, and .u
long as they remain a "s.icred cow" and
a r e satisfied with the results, the mulil-
lmlverslty will continue •
--~W.
Sat urcl a y. Nov. 30, 11168
The Comment Page of tho
Dally Pilot seeb to Inform and · stimulate readers by
presenUng a variety or com-
mentary on topics of inter-
est and Significance frl>m
Informed observer& a n d
a~esmen.
Robort N. W•ld, Publl"1er
... ---• s r ---• ------·· --· -~--=-......,~-------- -. -
~--_...., _____ ..,..,_ .. __ ...... _ .. .,...,.. .............. _ ... _ ......... ,..,_ .. ,...._O_O ___ $ p $ $OU 9 w;40 »<¥OfP p:i 0 $ ,... ~ -~ _ ... ~--.--·~----...--.. ---.• -• •--....... ,.., i; u z ;pep c; ap _.__.p:__.....,._..,..,....~,-P"'\,r-... ----·-.---...... -,. ... 'T' ...--~ -r "
DAILY PILOT. JS
..
[t} FACTORY
AIR COHD •. ~BlKKET IATS
O/S MJRROR
llJ POWER mlRllG Ill Qll Wllll. ~
~ C~VERS [tj DISC POWER
BRAKES ~BACK-1'
UGHJS It] RADIO ~DIR.. SIGllAL HEATl:R & FlASllR llJ AUTOMATIC
TRANS. ll]All YJNn
TRIM
~ :suv ll]WAll TO
WAll CARPET
It] WHJTEWALL
11RfS . ~BRAKE UGHT ·
ORDER YOUR COLOR. 18 TO CHOOSE FROM!
DELIVERED IN ORANGE COUNTY! .
BEW 1969 POllTIAC
'l'EMPEST SPORTS COUPE
ORDER YOUR
COLOR •••
15 TO
CHOOSE FROM!
DELIVERED IN
ORANGE
COUNTY!
NO PAYMENT ~TIL NEXT FEBRUARY!
t
IEW1969 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
LOADED .WITH ALL THIS ONLY
PRICES GOOD UNTIL DECEMBER lit
LARGEST SELECTION OF
1969 AND 1968 PONTIACS IN
ORANGE COUNTY-COME SEE
.MUST _ REDUCE INVENTORY
9UALITY CONTROLLED SAFETY' TESTED USED CARS!
This sticker on ev•ry Bob Longpr9 us•d cer is your a11urance the car has been tested and chtckad
to me.t our high rtconditionad 1tandard1. All c1r1 are r1iondition1d to last and priced to 111!.
'67 TOYOTA CORONA
4 door del11:11•. A11tom1tle hen1mi11lon, r1df-e, he1ty, white will
tire1. L111 thin 16,000 oriljlin1I mile1, exir1 Ji1rp thru •111. Lie. \IEJ497.
'67 CHEV. NOVA II
2 door h1rdtop. 6 cyllnder, 111tom1tic tr1uml11ion, r1dl1, h .. tet-,
power 1teerin;, 1 be1utlf11I tyrol blue, 1n1 owner le11 thin II 000
mu ••• rem1inin9 fectory WllTenty. lie. UJCIOf I •
'67 FIREBIRD
2 door h1r1Hop. A11tom1tic tr1111mi11lon, r1.o, he1llr, tinted s2495
91111, ov1rh11d c1m 1n9ln1 , Verdor1 9re1n, with bleck l.ucket 111+..
A re1I 1h1rp one own1r tit. Lie. nHt.lO.
'67 FAIRLANE SOOXL IANCHllO .
"]90'' YI: 111tom•tic ir•111111i11hw1, recll•, he•i1r, 111•wer 1+.eting, $2695
fecfory •tr c.ondlfionln9, wl'lite well tire1, tirrtecl tl111. l11ck1t
•••h, con1ol1, TONNEAU COVER, He1YJ Duty 11fP1n1l111, very
cleen ind well c1r1.il for , Y1llow with bleck tril,1. Lie. Y2462J
'65 GTO
2 door H1rcltp. YI, 4 1peed, r1dio, hetfer, eir c1fldltlenh1f. It-inti
new wide ovel red Uni tire1, shews ••e•,tlon•I cir•. Lie. k'-Ulf7.
'62 CHEV. IMPALA S.S.
VI. •11fom1tlc fr1111mi•1 lo11, r1dlo, hitter, pow1r 1k•rln9, .ffnt1d
91111, 1rlr1 cle1n. l1111tlful ivory with re4 b•cket ••tit. Uc. Q$(i;. 952. .
r
'63 PONTIAC GRAND PtllX
f•cfory t ir conditioning. Mecl<i1nfc1 '.f•ci1I. Nee1b engine work.
No. l7lll $595
'67 OPEL KADm
Co11p1. 4 •p1ecl. R1dio, l<ie1ter. btr1 1h1rp. l'owd1r blue, low
mn .. , •. VOA·Jll. $' 495
'60 COMET
4 Door. 6 eylind1r. Very e111n. An ideel 2nd cir. Lie. RRY-16f,
$395
'62 MERCURY MONTEREY
C111!0111 2 cloer H1rdlop. \II, eulom1lic tr1 n1mi11io11, R&H, PS,
f1etory 1ir eor11il itioni119, -tire1. A lot of cir for 1 littl1 money.
NCC0 i20. $795
'62 MONZA
C•vpe. ' cyllnder, 1ui1m1tic ir•n1ml11i1n, redlo, he1t1r, r1tl
th1rp. Lie. PR&.f2 1. $595
'62 TEMPEST CUSTOM
Aufomeflc fr1n1ml11io11, R&H , ww tir•!t very cle1n-111 111c1llenl
2nd cir, Lie. IHM«fl9. $595
'67 CAMERO RALLY SPORT
\II, 1ufo1T11tlc fr1n1nii11ion, R&H, P'S, w~ ffr19, vinyl top, t!nt1d
91111. One ow11er •11d r1m•lnl119 f•clory w1rr1nty. Uc. \ILS-127
$2.395
'66 MUSTANG
Coupe. ' cylinder, 1tick 1hlff, r1dlo, h1ellr, whlt1 w•ll tlre1. 1\11!
cle1n. Lie. SIW-446
$1395
'62 PONTIAC ..... ,.,.
VI, eutom1tic tr1n1ml11lon, redlo, h11t1r, pow1r deerln9, f1cfory
eir concl1t1onln9. le1utlf.I 1t1rll;hl blue w1ffl po,..,•r bl111 b11c••t
11eh. KIU 627
'65 OLDS ••••Moc "Ir
4 doer, \II, 111tom1tlc tr1n1ml1iion, r1dlo, h11t.r, power 1teer1n;,
fectory 1lr conditlonln;, be1utlful p1l1 yellow. Uc. Ne. FOW645.
'65 PONTIAC VENTURA
2 Door H1rdiop, \II, r1dlo, he1ier, 111tom1tlc tren1mhlio11, power
1te1rln9, f1ctory 1ir conclltlonln;. Emer11d turquoite with metehlng
trim. Lie. Pll'690.
'64 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE
4 door herdtop. \II, 111iom1tic tte111mi1tl1n, r1dio, heifer, power
1+.erin9, power bt1k•1, feetory 1ir c0Mltfonin9. lur911ndy with
p1rohment trim. Lie. K1Z322.
'65 PONTIAC LeMANS
VI, 1ulem1ti c tr1n1ml11lo11, power 1l1•rl119. Mht llue wltt. white
buc••t t•1t1. Low 11111119•. One 1w11er cir. lie. VEVll6.
'66 CHEVROLET CAPRICE
2 Door Herdtop "]96" \II engine, eufo1111 +tc tr1n9ml1alon, power
1f1erl119, feetory eir, r1dio, h11ter, cordov1 top. Strite bucket
11eh. C•rv•tt• blue with bl1ck top. Ne. 171JI.
•
$888
$995
~395
'
~195
$1195
~895
STATION WAGONS
Or•ng• County's finest 1•l•cfion ' of lete model stetion wegons.
1965, '66, '67 & '681. Most with fectory air I remaining factory
warranty. 6 and 9 passenger.
PRE-SEASON DISCOUNTS
CATALINAS I BONNEYILLES
NO PAYMENT 'TIL NEXT FEBRUARY
"MONTH FMKIHG AVAIWlE ON APPROVED BAii CREDIT
, i ,
____ ( ______ ~-------------......-----.----. --
•
•
'
. . -' --. .. .. ~ • ... . . ,, ......... ~ . .., __ . .
E--eryone H11
Scnnething l1i1t
--Eke W1rtlt-l'BE lt166EST SINGLE MARKEi' {.ACE O'N TBIE ORA'Nfif; 00.tsl'-PBO!Vf; DIRECT w.N7 ...
You C.n S.I It,
And It, Tr1do It
With I W Int Ad
hwil>lu ~OM SALk HOUS!S FOR $ALE , HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOlt Sl\LE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSIS l'OR SALi HDUSll 'Oii SALi HOUllS 'Oii I.ALI HOIJSU 'OR I.ALI
0-.1 lllOGCloMral 1000 o. ... r1I •· 1000Gonorol 1000 Gonorol 1000-AI lOOU -r•I 1-.rol 1000 O.norol 10!>0
LOCAL PREVIEW!!!
.RANCHO LA CUESTA, al Hamilton & Bush·
·11'd iA Huntington 80ach1 announces the pre-
view opening of UNIT 3. This opening is for
Your Boat and Yo.u
wm fit Ihle beautiful Bayfront home. 4 Bed·
rooi;ns, S baU., magn]ticent View • Pier and
THE JlEAL ESTATERS · 646·711J • 546-2313
Fishin9 for a Back Bay
Dream Home? -We've caught a 4 bedroom
honey. It's nestled among other fine homes
on a quiet, cul'-de-sac lane. Fireplace • dining
room · landscaping. Well priced at $33,500 ·
$232 per month wit(l normal down.
Pete Barrell f<eaft'!
-~local llUyets only before. advertising in lhe
Loe Angeles papers. _ Floal . . u · WISHES YOU
BeautllW homeo priced from $25,415 to
'32, 795. Featuring: exposed beams in living room. formal dinin& room, 2 or S baths,
shake or mission ti~ roof, 2 or 3 car garages,
Gatten & sawer appliances, concrete drive-
W.y. Select your favorite plan & we will
CUiiom build for )(l>u.' Move in by May 1989.
Models al Hamilton & Bushard.
111 South B1yfront, Bollloo l1l1nd
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1 • 5
A WARM Ir WONDERFUL
THANKSGIVING
Wm. Winton, Realtor
.229 Mlrine1 81lboll l1l1nd
ENJOY YOUR HOME "& F.AMIL Y ON
House l'inef!inCJ You? THIS WONDERFUL AMERICAN HOLIDAY
675-3331 Opon 'tll 9 Evory Night No need for it! Just oome -lbll big 5 bed·
room S bath with dining room, family room
and a mother's dream of a kitchen, yard
i!pace for kids and aitlers $36,900.
1605 WESTCUFF DR., NB 642°5200
!J
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY!! GENE'S GEMS
Or1nge Co.st Property
G•n• Horwll·lh1ltor
* • * * IALIOA ISLAND
. .
'Twffn 2 Golf Cou!'MI B/B
PosHSlion
In 2 Haun!
DUPLEX
Near Beach • well kept C()6.
dltlon. Rent on yrly or tea·
D>al bui.s, $3(,950.
G«qe Williamson
Realw
RANCHO LA CUISTA in Huntlnllon Beach
lw 3 new bomee anllable for immediate oc·
Cllpancy because ol credit rejections. 3 BR, 2
1-ths, built.ins, fireplace, shake roof, con-crete driveway.
Those Viow Homes
and Lots MUST BE
SOLD before
Deeember 31 st
Buttercup yeUow • 4 Bdrma
with provtnclll charm. Few
steps to South Ba.y. Newly
remodelled blt·in kitchen ..
One of the finest Mesa Verde 4 Bedroom 3
batb homes close to golf coune. From its
heavy shake roof to the ultimate in landscap-
ing. Large living room aooeoted by Spanish
fireplare.-12 x 14 dining room, Laundry
room. Large master bedroom with free
standing fireplace. $42,500
Owner says he'd vacate his
Eves: 6'73-15M Cameo Hi&hl&ndl home in 673-4350
2 hours to accommodai. 11~~~~"!"~!!'!!!! qualified buyer al. his 3 Bed-Dial 642-5678 tor RESULTS . ALSO 1 model home available for January
occupancy. SPECTACULAR VIEW ..................... $51,500 (Loe: Hamilton & Buabard, Huntington Beach)
$2S,050 to $27;1'00
FHA • VA I Conventfon1I
4 Bed.room•, spacious family
rm, Iarse dlnln&: rm, f
baths. This property Is
worth at least $ll5.000 -
tcy $95,CXX>.
* * * * . VIEW HOME l!astsido Near lack Bay
6 year old custom type family home 3 bed·
rooms, 2 baths, nice family roOm. ~ge liv·
ing room, double fireplace.-Separate Laun-
dry room. Sl62. monthly inclu<!fl w.s and
insurance. $26,900
CALL 968-2929 ANYDAY between 10 & 6
A Uvoly l;lmlly
Open Sit. & Sun.
1324 Goloxy,
Dover Shor••
CAMEO
HIGHLANDS
lOWEST PRKE
Tbafa rlabt We haw
the LOWEST PRICE
home In MESA VEJt.
DE. 0nJy $23.500. Needs
nothlnc. New w/w CU'> p1ta. hup o:iuntl')' style
kitchen, built-tn • aD
the extna. w 1 t h Qoy.
emmeDt 11nanc;rw l*Y·
nwntl tmlY" SJ!1 p e r mooth includ!IW ....,,.
will appr@Clate this spacious
5 bedroom, 21! bath home. SPANISH 5 BDROOMS.
lAra:e li~ r:oom• dlnina: Family nn, 4 baths. Beaull-~m and eatine-~a in fuJ View. Almost 4,000 sq.
kitchen. • Mother will glory ft Private community beach
in the loads ol clOBel space. s9o 000 -Try $15 000 Down
View from UvUw rm. mu-
ter BR, dining rm & kitchen + large Anthony pool.
~~ Vest Pocket Rancho
Here's a compact 2 bedroom floorplan-
Snug & quiet with lots of room out back.
332 Marguerite, CdM $16,950-Won't last long at thM price.
!!!!!!!!!~6~73~"85"!'50~~1 546-2313 -...... _ -646·7171
LIVE IN WE NEED SALISMEN
-And it 11 ln the Corona del ' '
Mor Hieb School lllltrlct. • BAYFRONT HOME
138,IOO • 5 ft~--••·•·-3
-·
•
COATS
&'
WALLAC!
ltEAL TOlts
5464141-
lO,-1-1...i
= = -=-·.
BAYCRfST '
546-2313 646.7171 -·•· .,..-~ nn, '"' rooma, dinliiC rm, 3 car
pr!'lp, 71 ft. ot Bayf:ront.
Gorpoug Bayside p a t i o.
._ Sllll,500. T HE~EAL
EST ATER.': Opon Dolly
·'--------1 312 Ev..,ing Stir L1M
COMFORT + SPACE VIEW LOT $23,5~ Ahno&t 1A. Acre. Low leue-
Owner wW help with the :ftn. hold. Prloed well below rnar-
uciJW, Muter sized b@d. kiet, $22,900 ~ often invited.
l'OOIDI, den. 2 baths. Rear
ll .... """' with attroctlw CAMEO HIGHLANDS
brick -· Patio wtfh Ufetimf! aluminum c:over. RepoueuJon. M_ust be sold.
Quall!:)' COllltructioo. A 11 v~ to Catalina. 4 Bed·
bullt·ln hP:W'Y kitchtn. rooms, family rm., C&l'J>':b:,
ltn lnimaculate home ln ex-~1720 drapes, landscaped. Asking
elusive &ycrest. Luxurious TARBELL 2955 H1rbot 1!.~.rvv.~~redT-'01o~ ~.-muter b9drtlom. suite with -· ~ ·J 711 ......,....,
garden A 8Qiariwn. Open Sit. & Sun.
' BR, z balla, tamil.Y DAVIDSON Realty 716 Cameo Hl9hlands
room with bar, formal din-OWNER SAYS Driv•
WESTCUFF
BAYCRBT CUSTOM
2 BR & POOl
ire room A: • bobby room.
Bel.u:Wulb' land&caped Make otter on. this 2 BR BAYCRE5T 2043 WES'l'Cwr'F' DRIVE land ..,,. 500 Eutslde home in a large on fee . ..,.., . lot Aakini' $20,250. Lovtly 4 Bedroom. 3 bath &4&-7TI1 Open Eves.
I91n GLENWOOD LANE Rltr. 2750 Harbor lB, CM home with ove-r 2400 sq fl. ,,0~WNER~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,._~!!..'..-~~=~.,_~:;54$.<~"1 Pool '" 1o1. """'"· ''""' Golf Course Duplex ,~ • $72,500
Gonorol 1000 Gonor•I 1000 Call '°' Appt. No Down to Vets 1,::;:=========~I john macnab
Coldwell, Banker
OFFIRS: I:'i
ElocJanco 1iy tho Sea
Cameo Shores OcuJJfront home w/sweep-
. ing view al ocean &: Catalina. 3 BR's, for-
mal din. rm. 3 car garage. Lrge. inner pa·
· tio & front terrace. ............ $159,000
Mrs. Raulston
Jetty View Homo
Arcftitect designed home on quiet Corona
del Mar St. View from .L.R. + fam. T"m.-
2 firepl. Outside entertaining area w/beat·
ed pool Hi beamed ceilings -2 .OO:llr
3\0 ba. + lam. rm ............. $87,5
. Mrs. Harvey
Udo Isle· 5 Br + Fam. Rm.
Near new 5 BR + fam. rm. + form. din.
rm. + wet bar, slate entry. Custom quaL
thruout. Anxious owner-has bought an·
other. Asking ................. $85,500
REAL TY COMPANY
881 DOVER DR.
NEWPORT BEACH
Micco R .. lty Co. Bldg.
(714) 642-823S
Private 2 BR units, hard·
wood noors, built-in kltch· * 642-lnl Anytime *
erui, large living rooms wttn.1,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!• j
fireplaces. Adjacent lo goU I'
course. See how little II KORNER KUTI£
PLUS POOL
Newpor1 EXTRA SHARP A: CLEAN.
•t
Perfect entertainment.borne.
3 GoOO. Size bedrooms. 2
Elepnt Baths. Beamed
Victoria ceilings In family or dining
Coeta Me.a., 3 Units . $37,500 MUSl 1 area. Glua enciosfd breeze.
C.0.ta Mesa, 4 Units , 44.150 way loob on an exciting
Balboa Blvd., 5 Units 69,500 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"I view of the crystal clear
Penlrurula Pt., 3 Units 79,500 poo!. Lots ol decking and an
Balboa Blvd., s Units 115.000. Picture Christmas outside barbeque. Don't miss
MANY OTHERS this one ! Fabulowi Buy at
AVAILABLE Morning s.29.950.
BURR WHITE, Rultor In front or thia Palos Verdes Wallker & Lee
2901 Newpon Blvd .. N.R. stone fireplace. Newport :;46-0022
675--4630 Eves. 642-2253 West adult occupied and OPEN EVES.
=~~~~~~~J lov@d homf!. ! br, 2 ha, fam . .., .... ..,. ... .,.;,_;;;;;;,..
rm. Heavy shake root pro-Spect•cul1r B1y View
feasionally landscaped. FHA· DOVER SHORES BLUFF OPEN HOUSE 1 ·S
SAT. & SUNDAY
VA terms. corner, !'i bdrm&: 3 baths nt
• ..ring" custom lllXUl'Y. Room for .II ... ~ SPRING pool. Exoellent ,.,.,.. , .. he _. ._. aranged with anxious seller. .. -.... REALTY Aoklng $65,000.
THE
WHITE
HOUSE
Nleds A New Own1r
S lovely bedrooms J •Pf.doul
baths, lara:e formal din.
room. Nice fam. room. Dec-
orator cpts A drapes
throughout. 3 car garage.
Crystal clear H/F Swim·
ming Pool with slid & div-
ine board. Surrounded by a
THE ~EAL
E S TATERS
Unbelievable
Balboa Peninsula
$47,900
3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH •
Clear access to beach • I~
maculate throughout
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
Happiness Is
A cozy den, knotty pine pan.
elllnt<. """""' "°""""' on the firepll~ mantle, aepar.
ate children's play yard with
room to live and room to
grow, Happiness for 10%
down.
It •noH
l!\sPRING
room Ii J"&m1br Rm. Home .
An unfortunate family litu-
alion propmts the owner to
sacrllice thi.I property O
138.150.
4066 Germainder
Woy
Irvine VIHaCJO
Rarely can we otter you a 3
Bedroom 2 Bt.th Home at
suc:h a l't"uonable price of.
$27,250. Featura include
comple!e kitc:hen bit-ins,
fireplace, w/w carpt & Drps
and AU. ON GROUND
FLOOR.
BRING OFFER!
Owner bou9ht
1nother home
Property I& located in Har·
bol' HighlancQ • a good,
whthome 1amlly atmce-
phere. Includes a bedroom,
conV1t.rtlble den and hup
famlJy room {~4). There
are many "Luxury" featur-
es • even hardwood fioors
and everythln&'. ill in move-
tn condition.
Asking Pri~ S49,SOO
BAY & BEACH
RHtty, .Inc.
2407 E. r.or.!..' Hwy., CdM
675-3000
-~-
MOTEL
Ocean lake, Oregon
Net income Sll,500 lut yell'.
Will trade for local property.
F'ull price $15,IXXI. equity
$37,500. ExillUng lO!ll1 at
61' "', $400 month Is a.ssum-
1ble. cau tot details .
Newport ,,
Victorl•
646-8811
J. Clarkson
Oceanfront-3 Br. 2 Baths
211 MAGNOLIA Sf., EAST·
SIDE. 2 large BRs, double
gal'a£e. allev. Onl~ $21 .500
CLEVELAND Roalty
143 Broadway, CM 645-0181
Eves. 642-8453 646-4579
•• "anytime" OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
2629 Harbor Blvd ., C.M. 2036 S1nti1go Drive
MESA VERDE-Pete IHrNtt Re1lty
«"" • REALTY
•• "anytim•" I ~!!!!!!~"""'!'!!!!!!!!~"' ,.,, u.-s1m., c.M. Maso Verde 4 Br.
In fine area of singre homes. Has large fun
room + dining room -great view from
picture windows. F/A heat + bit-ins
.......................... $68.500
Walter Haase
Wanted -Trade -Local
Units, comm., or land. for this view Coronl:
Highland 4 Br., 2 Ba., fm . room home.
Owner has purchased another home.
Mrs. Marion
1t SHARP DUPLEX. Clolle $23,500-NO DOWN G.I. 1605 We1tcliff Dr. NB 00-SlOO
'0 '"°"' 2 BR< •ooh, Noatly · ""'"•""' • "'" OPEN SAT/SUN-trplcs, bJt.\ns. WiU go GI. maintained. Generous sized
m.!IOO ""'""'""'·. 2 bath>. °"'" 219 Jasmine CdM * 3 BR.!, c:ptsl dl'Jll'i, laf! pile carpehng. Try no down •
yard, trailer/boat acre!IS. C.l. or \ow down FHA. Steps lo bf!ac:h. 3 BR 2 hAths
Cl $20,001 .WJ..1120 + family, bullt-ins. fite-
Bkr. 646-02'n Eves. 642-44.19 TARBEll 2955 H1rbor place, 3 car garage. o.w.c. ========~=======cl 2nd TD or wUl trade ror
G.,..r•I 1000General 1000 income. Vacanl _________________ ,Rl.tr. 64&-3928 Ew. 642-0185
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee1 *LACHENMYER
COMFORT + SPACE O>m!ortahl• famijl IMng
$23,500 only a S.irnn fn:im the goU
Owner will help with the ~ COUl'M! on pool-11Ued lot. For·
anc:ing. Master abed bed-mal dining room, dbl fire-place, new carpeta, and rooms, den, 2 bathl. Rear . 1 A~_. nA ,.., 1 living mom with attract1ve spnng c e .... ocu. .,,.-;&...., or
brick fireplace. Patio with the holiday IS@uon.
lifetime aluminum cowr.
Quality construction. A 11
built.in luxury kitchen.
54Q..1T20
TARBELL 29SS Horbor
Udo Isle-Rocluc:tlon I
70' lot with charnllng 3 ht-. home. Sunken
living rm. Beautilul new corpeting. Huge
patio w/barbeque &: 11\ep11 to best heath.
aw:~ L.;~g . . . .. .. .. .. . . . . . $64,950,.
i sh 0 rec Ii ff s D~= i =Go= .. = .. =, =TH==.s=1000=1'-sGo=~=o~=.~=.=N=G=1=000= ~~.~::~s
: '""'"d o' o bu,tlf,lly l10dscoped lot. e ~;· ;;• ,80Jsc6~1.~~~.~!: ~l~EJ~~,!.!
'629 Harbor Bl.vd .• CM.
Now UstlllCJ-Wntcllff
'45,000. 3 BR. lg. walnul paneled den with
b!Wn book cl!elves, desk, etc. Off master
<Ulte. 2 bu, cathedral cellinp. Family rm.
2 llreplaces.
Mrs. IWton
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL. IANKER Ir CO.
2200 I. COAST HIGHWAY
NIWPOllT llACH
: l(l "3351
•
l b•droorn plu1 f1rnily room with w•t bar. • H• h•• ••l•c:f•d real ••· & a cathedral ce~ In the
• tat• •• hi1 llf•-tim• c•· livillf; room 1: a ~ fin.
• Conv•rlibl• d•n w i t h edjoining b1th. r••r. B•c1use h• i1 e pro--place in the muWr bed·
• Forma.1 dining room h•1 • r~s•d brick fir.-• fe1sional, he i1 •11oci1ted room. Top locatlon • DMl"
• with S P R I N G REAL TY· Adamo ocbool. °""" ...,.. • pl•c•. Living room 1110 h11 1 fireplece 1ftcl COSTA ~ESA. His back· femd. ukq" $39,ZO.
• 1 picturesqu• vi1w of oc:•en. Home is in • ground fl ext•nsiv•, hev· ~'1)-'t..
• •xcelletif c:ondition. $89,500. •• in9 par+lcip•tecl in land ~-~
development 1ncf 1dmin-546-5990
• • istr•tion as w•ll a1 h1v· t J :~=~~I • ShoWft by 1ppointment: ~ .... Raul1on in9 won top honors it! • rul eitit• .. 1.1 z -~=
• club. He is 11t exp•rt l1t 1pplyln9 SPRIN6'S IMM VenM's 8-t Buy e COLDWELL. BANKER & CO. e sp .. ioli11d t .. hniqu" '• ,., ... ,,, ..,J 11IKI-WbMo oan J11111 llnd """ •
• • ing prop.,+y for hom.buyen. He Mlleves in liba.rp 4 8ft. + ~ room
• 1200 I. COAST H .. HWAY full-tift'le aervice to his profession. M•y h• ::. = !'-de=
• NIWPOIT MACH •• hlOolp you .,11 yo"' hlomS:R?IN~ ~STA M"A. IOI-'* I -~ I " man19" o r "~ ~ ..... A -1 -
• Kl 9.3351 675-2000 • SprinQ Really (Allllpany, Ille. •• !':" = ~ 1°" -.... ._._ .. _ • . "rlslf'lprilog"..... M',;..M ·SllO :.-... e 2629 H•rbor Blvd. · .-.· j~o"Eii'E~ •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeef Coate Me1e • -•-.cir.
' ' t
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
• .., tWI ~ ... ...., .... ,.. .......... .
,.. .. '--........ Al ............. lllfM .....
-~1 • ......,.,.n~_.,.... .....
.._. I• tfflir'• DAIL T PILOT WANT ADS. ,..,.._
-·"'• .,.. ...... ,., ......... niflt ....... t• lilt ..U ht'*fllllltlH Iii .. b: c•I•-..U ,.....,.
HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom)
1200 Dolphin Terrace, Irvine Terr., C4M
67>-3000, 673-0554 (Sun 1-5)
448 C06ta Mesa Sl., CM
642·7777 (SUn 12-4:30)
(2 Br & Family or Den)
•2012 Commodore Rd . (Baycrest) NB
642-1771 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
585 Hazel Drive, Corona de! Mar
642·1771 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
(3 Bedroom)
232 Evening Canyon, Sborecliff, CdM
675-3000, 573-0554 (Sat & Sun)
••2716 Shell, China Clove, CdM
675-3000 , 548-8868 (Sun 1.S)
2040 Continental, Costa Mesa
~96 (Sat & Sun 11-3)
481 'Flower, Costa Mesa
646-0555, 642·9555 (Sun 1·5)
(3 Br & Family or Den)
929 Via Lido Nord, NB
675-4031 (Sun 1·5)
•2301 Redlands Ave., Newport Beach
675-3000, 548-8868 (Sal 1·5)
107 Via Dijon, Lido Isle
675·3000, 673-6182 (Sun 1·5)
2814 Fr.mcis Lane (Meaa del Mar) CM
545-1909 (Daily 12·5)
2524 Loyola (College Park) CM
546-5440 (SUn 12:30-5)
111 Via Cordova (Udo Isle) NB
675-5003, 494-5000 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
•1518 Sylvia i.ne, NB
646-0555, 642·9192
462 F.sthe<, Costa M ...
(Sat & Sun 1·5)
646-0555, 673-6116 (Sun 1·5)
815 C..mphor (F.aslblufO NB
540-1720
(4 Bedroom)
(SUn 1-5)
223 Hanover Dr. (College Park) CM
549-2405 (Daily 1-5)
900 Dogwood Ln. (Cor. of Monrovia) CM
546-5440 (Sun 12:30-5)
469 Abllie Way, OJota Mesa
642·03CM (Sat & Sun 1-8)
••ll8 South Bayfront, Balboa Island
675-3931 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(4 Br & Family or Don}
716 Cameo Highlands Dr .. CdM
(714) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
*1824 Galaxy (Do-Shores) NB
646-1550 (Sun 1·5)
1324 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB
(714) 642-8235 ' (Sat & Sun)
1228 Sandpoint Way, (Broadmoor) CdM
673-8930 Eves: 64+2379 (Sun 1-5)
*1642 Santiago Dr. (Dover Sharea) NB
646-1550 (Daily lo-5)
2882 Stromboli (M ... Verde) CM
540-1720 (SUn 1.S)
'2890 Club House (Mesa Verde) CM
546-5990 (&In 1-6)
(5 Br & Family or Don)
136 Vis Tti<ste (Lldo Isle) NB
676-1936 (Sot & Sun 1-5)
2036 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shoree) NB
642-5200 (Sal & Sun 1.S)
1350 E. Ocean Fron~ Newport Beach
673-9200, Eves: 546-6966 (Dally 1-6)
1671 PegasU! Sl., CM
64'1.i/771 (Sal & Sun 11:80-4:30
Daploxos For Salo
fl Br + Den & 2 Br + Don)
1359 !. Balboa Blvd., Belboa Penn.
873-9200 -: 1148-81163 (Daily 1-6)
(3 B,., & 3 Br.)
220 34th St., Newport llMc:h
873-5838 (Sun 1~
' Collclomllllun For Sato
(4Bed-J
*819 IDl'RlllW' (Bluffs .... ) NB
1144-2028 a;.! " &lo 10-8) .....
-------------------------------------------------·----~--------. -
f
•
"
• ' -· • • . --
' SES '01t SALi
l •
,,.
1
' .
..
(
•
I
•
... _ ~ ........ "--.6_ .._ •• ''"•, -1 s tr ea to - n b + •·=' • o .,z..; 2 •
r
I
' I
•
--.,
•
• T •.
' ..
'
#• • • .,..~~ • •• ••---...----~~~.__....___-___., ~ ........ ____ .. ---'~~..J...-·-~-..... ---L .... ~·~:~-......... --~-~·"-'·--------------.... ~-·-·--
•
~:"""----~-------~------~---------.... ----.... -...... -.............. --...... ----............. ,..-~......-· ,. ........ ~·· ·--------~-..-.-----. __ ,., -..~~ . -.,._ ~
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIFIED INDEX
~VICE DIRECTOR~ll*pim-'l!*--"'l*--* .. -•*'!'111-mp*
'!!!'Inv 6755
JOllS & EMPLOYMENT JOllS & !MPL'Wr ioil$ & EliiPLOYMENI
DAILY mar ID
Help Wantld, Men 7200 Help Want-:, Men 7200 H1lp Wanted Help Wtnted
* J~ Aheradonl ' * n.. Pick Up • lleli'm7
ror Put Aarvlc• anti Ix""' Aul1tuK• ·-DIAL DIRECT 84%-5678
Jflr•la Land.lcaplne Co.
HOUSES FOR SALE au11H•ts ••N•N. . . ......... Ucenttd. coo.tractor, Insured
NEW Pl.ANllED
DIVISION
-Women 1• Wometi ·--· SALES MANAGER HOUMw!Yft and Mothen TRAINEES Eam Extra Money for
CHRISTMAS
7400
Ol"l'IC• lf•MTAL •• , .. ,. I; boftd.ed. n4: 84,7411ST
INOUITlllAL P•OP••TY ........ , =========='I COMM••CtAL ,,,, ..•.. ..a J •
O•MIRAL ............ 1•
(OST.I. MIL\ .............. "" Ma.&A OIL MA• .............. 11 ..
EXPAN~ION IN
ORANGE COUNTY
PrOYldM
UNIVERSAL POOL.\ mov· Ill&' lnto the Soulhml Call·
ton'lla are.a. ~ otticet
In Lquna, Million Viejo,
San Qeroente attU. •
Afternoons, evenlnp of both
Finest coocUtion1, top supervWon
1111011n111AL ••NTA&. ••••••• ... Lodc:1mlth 6820
LOTt ,,, ··'····••·•·-'1• ----------1 llAN.CMU .. • ......... ,. • .61•
MIU. v••D• ............. Hit
COU..SOI PARK .............. 1111
Dopt, Oponlng1
MEN ARE NOW BEING
INTERVIEWED, lilRED
AND TRAINED TO FD..I...
GOOD POSITIONS WITH
TOP SI'ARTJNG PAY.
we need manapr1 fOll' Ill
three ams. No nperlence
necesary. We train YoU to
be a hJahly aucceutul area
~r with an lbcome ~
tential exceedl.nr $30,!KXI.
Fashion l!land Newport Beach
Apply In pemn 10 t .m. to 9:30 p.m. HIWll'OltT el.I.CH , .......... liM
/111.WP'OllT Hl:IOHft ......... IUt
eALSOA COVES ......... , 111J
N•Wl'ORT SMORll ........... Int
IATCltlST ................ It'll
IAYIHOlllll , ............. ,ltH
OOVE• 1tt0••1 ............... lt11
WllTCLll'I" ........... lut l'IARIOlt NIOMLANDI ........ IW
UNIVEltSlT1' l'Altl!> ....... IU7
IRVINI .................... 12:11
I.I.CK eAY .................... lt4t
i!AITILUil'I" .......... ., ... lttl
lltVINI! Tl:Rll.l.CI ............ lW
COllOl'IA DEL ,MAR ......... , lut
l,f.LMlA l'l!NIHIUU. ......... U•
IU.CON IAY . ., , ... .... , l:m aAT ISL.ANDI ............... l»t
LIDO tSLE ,., ............ 1111
IALllOA "LANO ., ....... lJU KUllTIHOTON II.I.CH ....... UM
HUNTINGTON HARtOUR ..... 1405
FOIJltTAIN VALLEY ....... , 1tlt IEAL IEACH ............. UJQ
;uNSl:T IEACH ............... IUS
GAROEN GllOVI! .............. UJI
LONG IE.I.CH , ........... ,., 100 u\l(EWOOO ............. lSM
>RANG• COUNTY ............. \ ...
OIJT 01' COUNTY ............. 1.0S OUT 01" STATE ................ liol
STANTON ................. Ull Wl!STMINSTEll ............... 1t11 MIOWAY CITY ................ 1'1'
SANTA ANA ............... , UJO
I ANTA ANA HOTS ............ l•>t
ORANGE ............. 1'-11
TUSTIN ............. ,. .• IMI
NOR.Tit TUSTIN ............... 1.U
11,NAHl!tM .......... l•H
SILVERAOO CANTON ......... liH
LAGUNA HILLS , .. , .. , ........ 11M
LAGUNA ll!ACN .............. 11U LAOUNA NIGUEL. ............ 1101
SAN ClEMl!NTE ........ 1111 SAN IUAN CA,.IST•ANO ...... 1720
CA,.ISTRANO IEACH ......... 1ru
OANA l'OIHT , ................ 11:1t
CARU8AO .................. , •. 1741
OCEANSIOI! ................... UH
SAN Dll!GO ................... ins
RIVERSIDE COUNTY ......... Uot
HOUS•S TO IE MOVl!D ...... lfOI COHOOMINllJM ......... 1UI
01.1,.LIXES FOil SALi ....... 1ns Al'ARTMt:NTS l'OJI 5ALI , .•. 1'11
RENTALS
Houna Furnished
GENEllAL ......... tlOt
Rl!NTALS TO SHAlll• ......... 1005 COSTA MISA ................ 11fll
MESA Dl!L M.1.111 .............. !Ill MESA VEROE2111 COLL EGE PARK ............ .,2111
NIWl"OlllT BEACH ............ 2200 NEWPOllT HOTS. ,., .......... 2211
NEW,.ORT SHORES .......... mt
IAYSHORES ............... t:nJ
DOVER SHORES ............... 2221
Wl!STCLIFF ............. tut
UNIVERSITY l'A•K ........... Hl1
ti.VINE ...................... ,.tiU
EAST ILUFI' .............. 12tl
UtVINli TERllACE ........... l:US
CORONA DEL MAR ........... 2lJO IALIOA .... .. ............ uot
LIDO ISLE ............... IUI SAT ISLANDS ............... tJSO
IALIOA ISLAND .............. WJ EAST llLUfl' ................. 1241 IACIC IAT ................... 2240
IACIC IAY ........ n•o HUNTINGTON llEAClt ........ 1400
FOUNTAIN VALLEY .......... 1410
Sl!AL ll!ACH . . ............ 200
LONG IE.I.CH .............. llff
ORANGE COUNTY ............. 2600
SANTA ANA ................ 1611
Wl!STMINITEll ................ 1611
MtOWAT CITY ........... 2i1i SANTA ANA HEIGHTS ........ Ult
COASTAL ................. ttto LAGIJNA 8EACN .............. 2105 LAGUNA NIGUEL ............ 2107
IAN CLl!MENTE ....... 211t
SAN JUAN CAl'ISTRANG ..... 11lS CAPISTRANO SEACH ..•••.... lilt
DAHA l'OINT ........... 2141
RIVERSIOE COIJNTY ........ 2tOO
VACATION RENTALS ......... 2t00
SUMMER Rl!NTALS ......... 2t11
CONDOMINIUM ............... nsa
DUPLEXES l'IJRN ............. 1t1S
RENTALS
Houses Unfurnished
GENERAL ............ 300CI
COSTA MESA ................. JIOO MESA OEL MAlll .............. :llts MESA VERDI! ......... , ... , •• JI II
COLL EGE PARK ............ 1111 NEWPORT 8EACH ............ net
NEWPO•T HGHTS ............. nit HEWl'ORT SHORES .......... Ina
IATSHOll.ES ................ JJH
DOVER SHORl!S ............... m1
Wl!STC LIFI" .............. nH
UNIVERSITY l'AllK ........... HJ7
RVINE . . ............. nu
IRVINI: TEllll.l.CE ............ nu
CORONA Ol!L MAil . ,. ........ nso
IALIOA , ................ :UOO
IAV ISL.A.NOS ................. IHI LIDO ISLE . ., ............. WI
1.1.LeOA ISL.ANO .............. ms NEWPORT WEST .............. 1271 HUNTINGTON eEACH ....... 1400
HUNTINGTON HAR80Ull ..... >4111 FOUNTAIN VALLliY ,, ...... ,.Mlt
SEAL eEACH ................. l4J.CI
GAR GEN GROVE .............. l41S
LONO IE.I.CH ............. l.!111
ORANGE COUNTY ............. 161111
SANTA ANA ................... 16H
WESTMINSTEll , ............... 1612
MIDWAY CITY ................. 1116
SANTA ANA HEIGHTS ......... *'31
COASTAL .............. 2100 LAGUNA el!ACH .............. 21ts
l.AGUHA NIGUEL ............ 37'7 SAN CLfMENTli ,,,,,,,., .•... Jilt
CAl'lfTRANO ........... ,J72J
CA,.ISTRAHO eEACH ......... 11JO DANA l'OINT .......... JUI
CONOOMINIUM ........... 2tH
OU,.LEXES UHFU•N ......... Jf1S
IUMMIR RENTALS ......... ,Jm
RENTALS
Apts. Furnished
GENERAL ., ••.......•. ,.fOll
COSTA Mf:SA .................. 411t
MESA VERDE .............. 4111
NEW,.ORT 81!ACH ........... t2IO
Hl.WPORT HllOl1TS .......... •tU
NEW,.ORT SHOREI ........... •m Wl!STCLIFI" ............ 4UO
UNIVERSITY l'AltK ,. ......... 4JJI eACIC IA Y._ ... , • ., .......... •tit EAST ILUFI" .. .. ........... 4141
CORONA OEL MAR ........... 41.H IALIGA ................... •311
IAY ISLANDS ................. 4111
LIDO ISLE ............... (UI
IALIOA ISL.A.NO ............ 4>U
HUNTIHGTON &EACH ......... 4-!0I
l"OIJNTAIN VALLl.Y ......... 4411
SIAL IEACH ................. 44.H
LONG IEACH .............. ., ..
~llANGE COUNTY ............. .....
OARDEH OROVI! .............. 4'11
#l'liTMINSTEll ................ 4'11
"'IDWAY CITY .................. 16
'AHTA ANA .... , , .............. 4'1t
IANTA ANA HllGHTS -....... .wt
TUITIN ........................ ~• COASTAl .. , ............... .,,(700
LAGUNA e•ACH .............. 41tJ
U.•UNA, NIGUEL ............. 41'1 IAN CLEMINTI ............. 4111
OANA POINT .................. 4UO
TRll'Ll!X, ~ ........ ,. ...... 4"1
CONDOMINIUM ............... ftM
RENTALS
Apts. Unfurnished
QINERAL .... ...... ...... -COSTA Ml.SA ................. Slit MISA Vl"llOIE ... , , , , ...... , .•. 1111
CITRUS Ol:OVl.S ............. 41n LOCKSMITH Scrvict: 221
'CltlUrOI ................. 13th Street, Hunt In It 0 n LAl<I l!LS1H0•1 ..•••..••••... Uh e.a•b. C a 11 ·~ _ lllEIOltT l'ROPIJtTY ...•. , ... UOf ,_ ............,.,
ORANOI CO. l"ltOl"lltTT "" '2tt &nytime
OUT 01" ITATa "lt01" ......... U• i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij-. ,,_OUNTAIN a OIESlllT ....... G1f ..._ SUIOIVlllDH UNO , , . , .•tit ,
11:11.1.L fSTATll SIRVIC• ••.•. '21$ s 11· e 1..1. lllCHANGI • ..,. ..... ,,_ ~J
•· ll. WANTID ..... ., .... '2-lt
BUSINESS end
FINANCIAL ~ •• s H'
SU•INllS Ol'l"ORTUNITlll. ,,_ ~ft •
SU)IHllS WAHTl!D ... IMVlfTMl!MT 0-""''"-. Ult
IMVl!STMENTWANTIO ...... '-111 1~ MONEY TO LOA/II ............ 6ll2f -
l'IRONU.L LOANS .. ., ........ .nl
JliWl!LRT LOANS "'""" UM
COLL.A.TEltAL LOANS ......... U15 • -RllAL ISTATI'. LOANS .... ~
MORTG.l.Gll$, Tl'V11 0..-, 6MS MONliY WANTED .. UM
ANNOUNCEMENTS
tnd NOTICES
l'OUNO IP'rM Alb) ........... '4lt LOST .............. Mil l'EllSONALS ............. MIS
ANNOUNCEMl!NTS •••••• ,..,, Mii
llltTHS .............. Mii
l"UNEJIALS .. , ............ Mlt
,AIO o•ITUARY ...••.••••. t411
l"UNEllAtt OIRECTORI ...... 6"11t
l"LORISTS .......... 6t1J
CARD OF THANKS ,. ..... ., •. 6tl•
IN MEMOll IAM ........... " .'4U
CEMITERT LOTS ............. '411 CEMITEllY CllTPTS ......... '41t
CEMETEllY CllTPTS ......... 6411
=REMATORllES ............ '4H
AAEMOR IAL l'AllKI .......... 6"1t1 .-,uCTIONS ........... 6"1>t AVIATION l.f.RVLCI .......... '431
TRAVEL .......... '4»
AIR TRANSPOll.TATION ....... '4tt
AUTO TR.ANSPOllTATlON ,,,,,'4q LEOAL NOTICES ...... '4M
OERMAH a TUTORING "'" SERVICE DIRECTORY
ACCOUNTING ........ Ulll
ANSWE•ING IERVICll , ..... &SOI
Al'l'LIANCE 11.E,.AIRS, Pwtl •Slt
All'NALT. OU1 .............. OJI
AUTO REPAIRS .. . ..... '511
AUTO. Sul 111nt. T•Pt. lie. ""' IAIYSITTING ......... USf
IOAT M.Alt'TEHANCIE ........ 6SH IRICK, MAJ"ONllY, tic. ....... '5 .. IUllHl!SI Sl!ltVIClll ........ 6.Ut
el.II LOI.RI ................. '57t CA'fERING '571
CAllNETMAKIMO , ............ ISM CARl'lMTElllNG ............ , .• ltt
CEMENT, C..ufll ............ 6'M
CMILO CARE, Lie..,.. ........ "11
CONTll.ACTORS ........... 4'2t
CARPET CLEANING ........ 6'U
CAlll'l!T LAYING I lll.l'Allt 6'H
OllAPERll!I ................ 6'Jt
DEMOLITION .............. 6Ull
DRAFTING SE•VICI. .......... Mn
ELECTRICAL . , , , , ••• , .. 6'(41 EOUl,.MENT RENTALS ....... 6'10
l"ENCIHG .................. -FLOORS ................. 6"5 FUii.NACE JIEl'Alllf, I.It. _ ... 6'11
l"Ull.NITUJIE Rl!STORINO a REFINISHING "71
GAROENINO .......... '6111
Gl!Nl!RAL SEii.ViCES ......... '4ft
Gll.ADING, DISC ING ............ d J
GLASS .................. 6'fl
OREIN THUMll ................ 109
GUM SHOP .... , ......... , .•711
HEALTH CLUIS .............. ''" HAULING ........... .,, ... ,llll
HOUSECLEANING . ., ......... ,,JU INTERIOR OECORATING ...... Tl7
INCOMI TAX ................ 6141 IRON, 01°<1,un ... tel, EiC. ......... IH lllON!ltG .................. '1U
IHIUU.TING .................. •7M INSU RANCE ................. '711
INVESJICATINO, D91t<llV9 .. Olf
JANITORIAL . .. ..... i7"
JEWELRY lll!l'AIR, Etc •. , .... HOt
LAHOSCAl'INO ................ £1111
LOCICSMITH ................ •Ht
MASONRY, 111.ICK ............ £11311
MOVING I STORAGE ......... "4t
'°AINTING, 1'1"'111ntlf!t ...... "'8
l'AINTING, 119111 ............... 4olU l'ATIOS .................. ...,
l'HOTOOllAPMY .. _ .. .. ..... It PLASTERING, Pltc:fl, R•1lr' .....
l'LUM81NG .......... ""
l'OOOLI! GROOMING .......... ....
l'OOL SERVICE ........... •nt
l'OWER SWl!EPINll ............ fU
l'UMI' SERVICE ............... ,,,.
ROOil'tNO ................ ffJI ll.l.010, llltpelrs, EiC. .. ...... lno
REMODELING & REPAI• ''~ •EMODELIHG, KITCHIN$ ,..,,NI SCISSORS IHARl'l!N .......... ifS.l
SEWING .. . .ffft
SEWING MACHINE Rll'AlltS '''2 SEl'TIC TANl(S, S...n, l!lc ... 1'61
TAILORING . .. ............ 6911
TERMITE CONTROL ........... t1'J
TILE, C4!'1mlc " ............ 6f14
TILE, Ll-llm I MlrtlM ...... •ns
TRl.E SEllVICE .. • ....... 6ttl
TELEVlllON, liftpllll-I. Elc. ... 4fU
Ul'HOLSTE•Y •• . ........ 1"9
WliLOING 69"
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
JOI WANTED, Me• ........... 7tol
JOI WANTEO, Wtmt• ........ 1'ttl Joe WANTED. MEN & WOMl!N .............. J'llt
DOMESTIC HELi' .......... , ... nu
AO I NCI ES. -............... 11M HEL,. WANTED, Mell .......... 7HO
AGENClllS, Womtn ........... l1IOI
HELi' WANTED, Wom111 ...... 74M
J Oe s-M111 & w-11 ....... neo
AGENCIES, Mill a Wotntn ... ".1U6
SCHOOLS I INSTRUCTION •.. 1 ...
JOI ,.Rl!l'ARATION . . .. 7lot
THEATRICAL , 7ttt
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
FIJll.NITUR.E ......... .... OFFICE FIJRNITUJIE ........ Mii
Ol"l"ICI: IOUll'MENT ......... IOll
ITORI: EQUll'MENT .......... MU
CAFE, RESTAURANT ........ IOlt
IAR l:OUll'MENT ............ MU
HOUSEHOLD OOODI .......... tnl
GARAGI! SALE ........... Im
FURNITURE AUCTION ........ lnS
Al'PLIANCl!S .............. 11111
'NTlQUIS ................ 1111
SI.WING MACHINE ........ ll!t
MUSICAL INSTRUAAINT ...... 1111
l'IAHOS a ORQAHS ............ IUt
RADIO ................... atl TILEVISIOH .................. ,IJlj
Hl·FI t STl•l:O .............. 1211
TAl'I: RECOllOERI ........ ,ft21 CAMl:RAI a EQUll'MIHT ... lilt
HOllT SUl'PLIEI . .. ...... .... SPORTING GOODS . .. ...... N0t
llHOCUL.ARS. SC0,.115 ....... IUt
MISCELLANIOIJS ..... .,.,.,. NM MIK. WANTED ............. ,.NU
MACH INIRY, ltc. ............ llM L\IMIEll •. ,,,,,. .......... ,.tlM
STORACI! .... ., .. ·-......... 1"1 IUILOING MATl.RIAU ...... ., .. SWA~I • Int
PETS tnd LIVESTOCK
l'ETI ,Gl!NIUL ............. -CATI ........................ Int
DOOi .......................... iaj HORllt ....................... MM LlVIESTOCI( • • .....
CALIFORNIA LIVING
MUltll.Rlll ............ lt11
IWIMMING l'OOU ., ......... .,_
l'ATIOS .............. -.... "U
AWNINQS ..................... "7t
VACATIONS • Inf
Read
DAILY
PILOT
c
L
A
s
s
I
F
I
E
D
The:
ORANGE
COAST'S
leading
Whtddyo Want? Whtddya Got?
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS
SJMcl1I Rite $512. mo. & up
Monday lhru Friday
J. c. PENNEY co. I
24 Ftshlon loltnd
An equal opportunit.y employer 1 per yea~ ':::=:=:=:=:=:=::=:=:::::-;::=O:=::::::::::::::::::::::=:::: 5 Linea -5 tlm" -5 bucks '
11.ULES -AO MIJST INCLUOi As per written llgttf'ment
t1 qualllled and aceepted go
on the picyroll this week.
Both skill~ and unakilled
ahould a,pply u experience
Get In oo the .._,,,... noorl·
with on of t h·~~tion's Help Wanted, Men 7200 Ag•ncies, Women 13CK 1 1-WIMI 1'1111 "-vt1 te tr•O.. ~I VOii Wint If! ff1dot. largest pool companies. -• -~ -~-I-YOU• ...,,_ tndto, ~ 6-S 11 .. ~ el' ~rtltlne.
S-HOTHIHG FOil Sale -TRADES ONLYI J newport.
personnel
agency
PHONE 612·5678
To. "Pf ace Your Trider'• P•radlM Ad CAU.. 636-0300, or come to
12225 Harbor Blvd., Garden
G'°"".
m JABSCO
Lot at Lake El.!ilnore for
Color T.V.
548-3744
Choice Ocean View. San
Oemente R.J lot. Val $13,-
500. Trade for house, apt,
T.D.'1 or ! Owner P.O.
Box 18, Ontario, CaJif.
EQUAL trade, Apple Val.
ley a~. Good mobill!
home or travel trailer,
value $5500. 493-1843, Space
81, Capo Ter., S.J. capo.
SMOG-tree ranch sites Rlv-
l!rtilde Qy.: $1100 to $4,000
per Ac. Want comm., ln-
tlust., Income prop. or sub-
mit trade. 540-2424 agt.
HAVE; 11 unit motel,
~an Lake, ~-Net
Income $11.500. TRADE
$37.SOO ~ for C.M. prop.
Ed Riddle Rltr. 64&-8811
'57 Ford Pick Up with
camper shell, Excellent
condition, $500 value. Trade
for MoblJe Trailer or ?
Phone 642-0427
100 Acres Clear
$30,000. WANT local Income
Art Giovinetti Bkr.
613-7420 or ~9187 ·
1960 Trailer (10 x 46)
lor Trust Deed, income
property or house. Val-
ue $2500.
499-2710
WlU. TRADE PLASTER-
ING FOR TRANSPORT A-
TION CAR OR PICK UP. .. ...,,.
Want late model pickup-
will trade nooo equity in
11.4 acres neu Palm Springs. Ba.lance on land
$895. US Month. 536-ll31
C.OSta Mesa Triplex 2 Br.
1 ~ Ba. studio. Trade ap-
prox. $6,000 eq. for trust deeds, car, boat or ? .
Agent 540.43n
* * *
1st Tntst Deed $23,400, aea· isn't nettssary, and we are
llOhed; pays $2,CM semi-an-an equa,I opportunity em·
nually, due June lat, ·n: plO)'er. MINIMUM for R-1, R.J, ind. ar T.
61>-2'56, 213, 692·7281 QUALIFICATIONS
• A•t 20 or ovor WIU.. Trade 7 HP gaa air • compressor on trailer In • HI achool grad or
excellent condition for % equivalent
Cabover camper. • Orange County
SJ6..8276 resident 01964=°'0"'1-• ..i-,.,--,ear,-,..-,.,,,--m"u'"'es • Mechanically
to gallon. Excellent cood· Inclined
ttion. Trade tor late model • Able to start work
truck. 6424610 now
Newport Duplex, 200' to INTERVIEWS
beach. WW tnde equity MONO.AV le TUE~IJ.\Y
fnr good L.eguna reslden-Kl 3-9289, ext 23
tial lot. P·O. Box 1423, A!k for Mr. Hill,
Huntington Beach. (TI4.l Personnel Department
,..._Own<.
2500 Sq. ft. Baycrest lux·
ury home with pool; clear.
Trade for Iocal vacant
Bul!der.
646-1676 548-9837 Eves.
Top c o r n e r Victorville
shopping ctr site 60,000 aq.
ft. All utll In, Value $140.·
OCKl trade for income. Own-
er. PO 695. Riverside, Cal.
2 Br. hse Banning, 3 Br hse
Hemet. leased + $7,552. 2nd
T.D. Eq. $38,700. All or
part. Want: house, income,
land, -r. Myers. 673-6756
Have LAND • 80 to 318
acre& $200. per a c re.
Want house, income, T? ?.
Myers.
673-6756
Corona del Ma.r. Steps to
beach. 3 BR 2 ba. Vac 15M
equity. Want clear lot or
small 2 BR home CM area.
546-3928 Eve. 6'l2-0l85
E. Side triplex. gd. Joe.
Exchange for Trust Deed.
Owner w/amy 2d. Fortin
Co. 1703 Westcliff Dr.
642.5000 Eves. 548-0390
* * *
POLICE
RESERVE POLICE
OFFICER
$2 .80.$3.41 PER HOUR
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
R.t!serw Officers needed to
supplement the regular city
police force during peak
periods. Those intere!lted
1hould report for a written
teat fQ be administered ln
the City Hall Council Cham·
bera, 3300 Newport Blvd .•
Newport Beach, at 6:30
P.M., Wednesday, Decem·
b:!r 4, 1968.
Addltlonal information may
be obtained fmm the Per·
sonnel OH!ce, 673-21l0.
ITI JABSCO
CLEANER, DEBURR
I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Prefer 30me factory expert.
SERVICE DIRECTORY !»i:t<v1 .... •: 01..-t:C'10fr('f ence in handling miasile1.
Good benetlta and working
Paperhanging Upholstery 6990 conditions.
Painting 6150
e INT • EXT, ANY SIZE
JOB. Xlnt work, rel.5, tree
est. JIM. 642-4669
INTER Or Ext. PAINTING,
aJSTOM U p h o I s t e r Y An equal opportunity
Oirlstmu special! Free employer
turkey il low law price on
your uphol. sofa. European
Craftsmanship. 642-1454 1485 Dale Way, Costa Mesa
{TI4.) 54.>82al
ITI JABSCO
TURRET LATHE
OPERATOR
TuITet lathe operator/aelup.
MECHANICAL
DRAFTSMAN
Experienced In small rotat.
ing auen1blles, lonl.e Ehop
experl•nce desirable. Duties
to include dPt&illng and min-
or product desi,11.
Good benefits &: working High school 1?1ld and addi-
condltions. tional courws af meel\anical
An equal opportunity
employer
1485 Dale Way, Costa Mesa
(114) 545-8251
AUTO-SALES
"'IF YOU ARE
I ./ Aureaaive
./ I Honeat
I I Nea,t Appearin&
./ I Relia,ble
I Want A Higher Annual
Income
Apply In Per'50!\ To
nature.
An equal opportunity
employer
1485 Dale Way, Costa Mesa
{TI4) 545-8251
Bulldlnt Pltn1
Inspector
$718 • $172 Por Month
BullcUng lnapector
$701 • $152 Ptr Month
Mr. Hayes CITY OF
, ·~ NEWPORT BEACH ......... . Mu1tiple openings in the City "'-•~ .;,.._ ....... ,...a,,. Buildlna: Dept. PosiHom re-~ JJJ• · quire High School gradua·
UUIJJ tlon, completion of en ac-IMMEDJATE OPENINGS credited apprenticeship pro-
m JABSCO
MILL & DRILL
LEADMAN BACKUP
gram in one of the building
tradea, and two years jour·
neyman level experience In
one of the building trade or
other clOBt:ly related f'ielda.
Apply befott 5 P.M., Mon-
day, December 9, 1968 at
the City Per90nnel OHlce,
3300 Newport Blvd., New·
port Beach.
Requires minimum of three
years setup experience. Op.
portunlty to serve u back·
up for leadman in trainlna:,1---ocMo;E"D~l;;;C"A"L __ _
and developing less experl· INSTRUMENTATION enced operators. Good bene-
fits IQld Wt1rking condltlorur. • Senior Electronic
Technician
An equal opportunity
employer
1485 Dale Way, Costa Mesa
CTI4) 545-8251
e Assoclat• Engln"r
Requires at least 5 yeanr
experience with Digital and
Analo&" cl.rcuUry, A 1trong
knowleda'e of AnaJor circuit..
ry l• .required.
Profe11;onel Service
for the employer
and the appllcant
133 Dover Dr., N.B.
642.3870 549.2743
Help Wanted
Women
WET SUIT
MAKER
Minimum one )'Mr
experience requlrecla
ComJNny benefits.
Good future for qual·
lfltd worker. Apply
to:
Personnel Office
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 W. Wamer
Santa Ana
An equal opportunity
employer
HOSPITALnY HOSTESS
SERVICE, la lookln& for matutt women to welcome
newcomen to tbla com.
munlty, Mu1t have
typewriter, CU' and be bond-
able. Call 544-6925 and a~
ply 285 E. Main St., SUite
T, Tustin
SALESLADY
Exp'd in tine ready to wear
It. aporta-wear. Full time.
GENE'S
2:JOO Harbor mvd.
O»ta M,..
Contoct Mr. Skidmore RELIEF
START YOUR NEW IMI RN or LVN
CAREER 4321 Birch, Np! Bch CALIFORNIA LICENSE ,
lMMED. SERVICE. Local E ref. FREE est f>48-lS27 JOBS & EMPLOYM NT
with th• NEW YEAR A ~~~~r~~on ~~a: Z~tai Train now·in the evenlngs
at our Balboa Ialand' head·:i---•-nd_D_l_c_k_an_so_n __ 1 __ 18192=="'=1"""=,_·,.",.·.-8_· -I
• PAINTERS need work, Job W1nttd, Lady 7020
20 years exp. Reas! Refs.
548-29'M or 548-Sm
e INT-EXT. Aver. room
$20. I use Sinclair paint.
Nl!lt work, refs. 847-1358
INTERIOR &: EXTERIOR
Painting. Olriatmas Special
Lie. & Ins. Oiuck 645-®9
PAINTING, Ext, Interior
Lie. Ins. 17 yrs exp. Free
eet. Acoustioal cell. 548--5325
Photography 6870
A REAL sacrllice? Hs.rd.ly
used! Argus Cinenwr SSE
8 MM. power zoom Mov~
Camera $45. Raldant pro-
jection screen, never used
S7.50, Brownie Projector
$411. 536-8653
Plastering, ReDai r 68"80
e PAT'S Plutering • &II
Types. Free estimate. Call ,.....,.
BUSINESS machine trainee,
salse/service, start $300.
Apply 766 W. 19th St.. CM
J A P A NESE, experienced
day work, 8 hrs. S2 per
hour 642-5196 after 5 PM
-Spanish Tutoring
6<~1354
Domestic H•lp 7035
DOMESTIC
HELP
Live In or live out
HouMkffpera
Excel!ior Agency
430 So. Broadway, LA 90013
(213) 683-™7 (213) 621).1735
Oiinese lite·ins. l'beerful Permanenl Experienced
Fat Ee.at ,\&ency 642-8703
_P_lu_m_b_l_ng~ ___ 6_B_90 rielo Wanted, Men 7200
Plumbing 24 hr. serv. Work
guar. Lie., insur.: remodel,
repair, rooter aev .. 531·'1566
PLUMBING REPAIB
No Job too amall
• 642-3128 •
S.wlnv ______ 6960_
ALTERATIONS:
Dwing Dec. our ~tyllrw
and alteratlona de'part:ment
will be busy with altera.
Uons for our ttady·t&-wear
cuatornen. A word to the
FUU. TIME
HELP WANTED
LARGE CO. EXPANDING
IN ANAHEIM
NOW HIRING
PERMANENT WORK. NO
EXP. NEC. IN SOME
DEPT'S. AS WE HA VE A
TRAINING PRcx:;RAM FOR
YO~MEN 18-45. P WAGES
PROFIT G PLAN
FOR QUAUFIED MEN.
J. W. Robinson quartenoJ. EARN S$ while SECTY/RECPT.
His openings for: you LEARN. Earn 10 thou• MUBt be cood typist, ahort-
and +. lat year. Mutt be m JAISCO hand necell,UJ'y, cood ~
over 25 with suceeu.tul. back· phonl! penionallty, eonatruc-MAINTENANCE
ENGINEER
PernMn•nt Position
Excellent Benefits
ground. Sales exp'd helpful tlon ba.ckJround prel~
but not a D!CC'essity:. For Salary open. Call 642-3430
cont. Interview, call Mr Guy, MATERIAL HANDLER FUU.. Charge .Bookkeeper.
675-45TI. 9:30 am-5:30 pm. l'Nfer eome experience 1n Some income tax exp, perl.
manulacturlng facilities, op-P/Ume except income tax
APPLY
PERSONNEL DEPT. CAREER
OPPORTUNITY!
I •-•· lilt drl seuon. P.A. oUJoe. era e,, wni. ve com-5J6.2CMT or 53&3"1'93 pany truck. Good benefltl Fa1hion Island
Newport Beach Join today• tuteat crowmc
profeulon·Mutual Fund 1ale1
No experlel'lce nl!Cl!uat)'-
We train • tun or part time
Mutual Fund Advlaoni,
and wo.rkina: ccmd.ltlonl. EAfqll EXTRA $
Equal opportunity employer
PRODUCTION
SUPERVISOR
For Electroniar elec.tro-me-
chanical, industrial. precl•
Ion measurement equip. Dig.
Ital micrometer & machine
Inc.
An equal opporlunlly
employer
1485 Dale Way, Col:la Mea
cntJ 56-8251
Npt B. 1600 Wutcllft 6U6U2
S.A. 1212 N. Broadway
547-8331 toola. P011ition readout pro-A.rchltecturaJ Drattm:nen
ducts. Small Co. Bene!115. Senlw P1anner11
Telephone for appt. only Machine Operators Senior Dea1cnen
TI4./54().1301. LIJht production work. l to Senior Interior Dealfnert
IKL INC. 2 yeanoJ exper. on horizontal
Electronics for Metrology mllla It. chucker.
Tool Maker
PART TIME Exper. in building jlgs • MacArthur Blvd at Ford Rd,
40 MEN fixtutts. CdM. CaW. 112625. (TI4)
Wm. L. Pettlra • Auoc's.
Must be willing to start work Apply between 3 I • 644--0620. c.ontact Neil W.
Immediately. Work 6:30 to ARMALITE INC. Bl.rnbrauer for appt
10, 5 nights a week. Top pay 1l8 E. 16th St., C.M. BUSBOYS
and IOm.e overtime during e MANUF ACTUR.ING ENG· OR
next 6 months. tNEERS le e PRODUC BUSGIRLS
CALL MR. REED TION SUPERVISORS, nffil· Lunch 1i; Eveninc
774.7256 ed. Apply MecGrea:or Yacht GOOD PAY. --A-u-lo_Mo_c_h_t_n_lc--1 Corp., 1665 Babcock, Co!ta Apply In pe.raon
New car dealenihlp needs 3 Mesa. Bet 7..J PM Don JoM' Restaurant
fin:t class mechanics for ex· PAR T-Tlme maintenanct 9003 E. Ada.ma, H.B.
pandl"" .. """ dept. Top man. nay,. Apply In P'"'1"· 1--::D;;1s""H~W~A°"S~H"E"'R--pay I Qi, benefitl. Apply In Gene L&ney, DA IL Y
pl!nOn. PILOT, 330 W. &y, C.M, full Tlme-Exp'd..
11-12 P.M. APPLY
Part time
Telephone in the eve~
from our Balboa Ialand of•
flee. 6 to 9 pm. Call 675-451U
TELEPHONE SoHdtor to
work trom own home, can..
inc J...,quna Bch area. Hoar-
ly wa&e· Health Aae'ot:i.
Call collect 542--8274
SHARP BAR. MAIDS A GO
GO DANCERS. Tqio waie-,
$2.50-$3.50 to atart. Can ftir
interview. ~9983 SASSY
LASSY 2901 Htrl>or, C.M.
IT'S Glamour Mak au p
Time. Be the expert in ~
ottlce or nei&htJorbood. Fl'ft -· .,..,,..,,,....._ C.M. Attorney needa part
time aecty. Fut typiat, &
tapbone, legal experience
preferred. MS--2l!i0
NIGHTS need babysitter tor
2 1m all cblldren, matui.
Ii reliable. Oranct It Del
Mar. 646-5&t5.
DENTAL CHAU\
ASSISTANT
N ........ 8'odl -HOLIDAY
SALES ' SERVICE MAN To wort in R.t!ntal THE RIGGER LEGAL ~ fUt, ae-
yard. Lite mechanic. Mu.at # 16 FuhW>n I.tland cunte t Y PI at: IDme 1969 Jiarbor, C.OSta Mesa
NEW,.OllT ll!ACH ........... J:IOI
NlWl'ORT Nl!tGHTS .......... IJlt IOATI I YACHTI ,......... ...
NEWl'ORT SHORl!I ........... IHI U.ILIOAfl .............. Hlt
Wl.•TCLlfl',. ............. ,JUI l'OWIER CRIJlflRI .......... ,.tftt
UNIVIERllTY l'A•K ........... nn Sl'l:IO-SKI IOAT ........... ..,. IACKIAT . .. ............... U41 IOAT TRAILIRI .......... fin
TRANSPORTATION
"'arketplace .1Hl.'=N"~.0::,,M START WORK
IMMEDIATELY
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
SAT., MON .. & TUES.
SALES: $17,!KXI pJus rqula.r
ca.ah bonus for man over 40
ln Newport Beach area..
Take 1hort auto trips to
contact cualom•n. Alt mall
A.G. Pate, Pres:., Texu Jte..
<lnm' Co<p., Box m. Fwt
Warth. Texu 1'6101
have nest handwriting Ii; Newport Center, Npt. Sch. ahorthand; ~ helpful ap~arance. Will train. Ap. c ARPEN'I'ERS cca.mper) 1--.---~---
ply 1930 Newp:M1., C.M. ALL. R 0 UN D MEN: BABYSn;J'ER. rey borne,
SALESMAN For Pt"Ol"!Alve CABINET fTITERS, SIDE must bavt1 own trans.; D:J> electron!~ dilbibutlrw: WAILS '-n.DORS. Must to II, Mon. tbN Fri. c.J
firm. Top pay If you qualify. have own tool1. c.11 !Ude, Moodi¥ or llfttt, S6-IQ12.
Oreo Electronlca. &-6 PM. M2-9T58 or a.PJ>ly at 2135 BABYSlliDt, Ute balll•1.
&48-4556, Mar. CMYon Dr. O>sta Mea Prllf older woma.n. eqi "'
DOORMAN • Park:1rw: At· ASSEMBLY Mechanic, ~n. trUntl. Urt tn or out.
I.AST ILU'I' ............. nn IQAT MAINTINANCI. ........ fUI COltOHA DIL MAfl ........... 11111 IOAT LAIJNCMINO ........ ,,tlM eALeOA ..................... MARINI 1.0Ull'. • ....... tut
IAT ISLANDS .,. .............. IHI IOAT ILi"· MOOllltO ........ ttN
LIOO llLI ............... hlll MlAT llRVICll .............. NP IALIG.f. Ill.AND .......... WJ lo.t.T RllNTAU ............... ... HUNTINGTON II.ACM ........... IC).\T CHAllTlll ........... ,.,.,.,,
l"OUNTAIN YAU.IV •• ,, ........ It ,llMlNO MIATS ............... ....
II.AL llACM .................. MM MlAT MOVI .................... ....
L°"O ellACH .. · .............. Nit MIAT ITO•AO• ... , •• , ....... tM OllNtG• CO\IWTY ............. Nit •o.t.T1 WAfll'TID .............. ....
o.&IN>•N OllOY• ···•t·•••••••·llll AMIClllAf'T ........ ,, •• ,.,.,.
Wtn'Mltffnll ............ , .. 14:1' 1'1.Y'"O ll.ISOfill ............. t1• MIOWAY CITY ,,.., ............ M" MOalLI. MOMft .............. ,_
SA .. TA ANA ..................... MOTOR HOM.I.I ............... nu
SANTA ANA Ml.IGMT1 ............. 1.ICYC'Ull ............ , .. ftlt
tUltlN ... , ...... •· '"' ••••••• ·:'* aLl.CT•K: CA.IU ........... , .. ftll COAJTAL ,,,., ................. 1'f MINI ltKll .................. ,.,, .,. •••••••• LACMINA la.t.CN ............. ,.,. MOTOR CY Cl.I.I .............. ,_
LAOIJM.A HlllJUIL ............ llt7 MGTOllKOOTlltS • ,. ....... ... U.N CL•MINTI ,. ............ Jnl AUTO Sl.RVICl:S a l'AltTI .... ...
MN JUAN CAP'llTltAMO ...... 17U AUTO TOOll • llOUIP ........ '411 DAMA l'OINT ........ t1 .. tllAILllt, TlllAV.L .......... f'nl R~':__ES1TATE, ill.'i:~s. .~~ .. :::::::::::;:;:: -r·1 TRUCICI ............ -......... ,,.
for
Automobiles
ntlPLIK. ellt. ••••• , •• , •• , ..... -Jlll'S · · ·••·•·•••••·•••··"'I
CONOOMINIUM ···••••••••••••,,,. IM.IN• IUO.lli ... RIHTAU WAtfTID .............. IMl'OflTID AUTOI ............ ..
•OOMS POii fllDn' ............ Im ll'OflT CARI ................. 11
flQOM a eo.tiitD , ""' ""TtQUIS. CU.tllCS ........... 11
MOTIU. Tlll.AILllll. C:OV•n M 1 llACI CARI, ltOOI ........... ....
GVllT ~MEI IPtl •UTO IYIN'TI ............... tUI MtK 111.NTA.LI IM •VTOf #Afll'TID .............. "91 1,.cOM• l'IOl'•··rr ........... Nl.W CAllll ................. ....
'
UllNlll P'flQl"EJtfT .. AUTD llAll ... , .......... , •••••• lll.l.ILEll l'AflO MU UlllD C.1.111 ............... .,.,,,_
e FINE DRESSMAKING '
Alter1tlons, rut ~ce.
Reaaonable prices. 675-1735
ALTERATIONS le CU.tom
DreumaJdng. Veey t In e
work. App'l 548-1104
• DrTamaldnrl-Allmltlonl
Fut I: Reuonable ..........
Altorttlono-642-5145
Neat, aecurate, Xi yr&. ex.p.
TILE, Ctrtmlc . 6974
PR 4-7253
DISHWASHER
lot P .M. work
13 OR OVER * APPLY IN PERSON *
Snack Shop No. 1
2305 E. Coaot Hwr.
Coron1 dtl Mar, C,al. ..,.._
COOKS, LEAD FRY
Ei:c::elll!nt PU and wcdd.rw
--Muot be ..... neet Ud pltul.nl MexScan
fOCJd txPtlienca titlptul.
AMJOO'S ~A\JRANT
421 E. 17111 St., C.M.
nBEROL..AS MODEL 6
MOLD BtJlLDERS wtth 'ex,.
Pfr. mt bolta. MOit N'f't own too\1. Call «. I c k •
642-9758 Of apply at n3S
Canyon Or. O:>sta Meta·
8 FULL TIME HELPe
Mana,cer Trainees. Over n
yn oJ age. APPLY AT
ME A ED'a
.ClO E. 17th, ~ Mesa
MAN w /cleuine aervice
Medi hl!lp; wtndoft. ftn.,
carpets, etc. Ot.ys. $2 lilL
to •tart. 5&-4111.
TRUCK DRIVER, rubbl&h.
Exp not nee. Appiy beL
3 am.12 noon. 2113 C.l:Q'Oll
Dr. Costa Mna.
tendanl. Start at once, fU1l mccb..-e Jr per . : mme 5'1.,31Q2 alt f::.>
or pt tinll'. Owll .tranl.-rett. machine lhop work. Sa.lar7 Dl2fl'.A1. m::R.ET.ARJ'
Phonl! &M-1700. Ext 444 open. Hapard F\lter Co., &!pm'., ainPe, 2M5
TR.AINEE tar 1&1H/ll!l"V\oe tm Plaoentia., Coda Mea 54S-:oJO
bualneu machlnea. SW1 BABYSITTER, lite
$300. Apply 'l'6 w. 19tll, Agoncl.,, Wornon 1300 --· Mo<>l'rt, 1121 C.M. mo. 546-05:29
'
•
----·--·-~------------- -- --------------~----·-------------..-...--..-;;:....i.;.,;..:..~
I
,,.
1
I
' .:
I
I
•
FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES
TO SERVE YOU OUR FAMOUS ·
Here'• How You Can Un
Our Fvnious Dlme-A-Unu
e NllWPORT BEACH ...• 2211 B•lboo Blvd.
e COSTA MESA ....•••••••.. 330 Wost B•y
e HUNTINGTON BEACH •.. 309 Fifth Stroot
e LAGUNA llACH ...•.. 222 For .. t Avwnue
DIME-A-LINES Iring th~ or m111 th.m wtth corNd' c11h
to on• of our 4 conven11nt offlc.M. e No Commercl•I Ada Allowed
e E-1ch Item must be priced with no INm over
$1$.
COLOR ar black and white
Polaroid camon. $16; 35 mm
Miranda SLR Camera $20;
IJ&bt meter $2; 1 9 5 6
DeSobo., far pa.rt.a or 1 $25.
--· -J2ZI. ~ West 19th St C.M.
AOORABLE black Labrador
pupptes., female, 1 .pure
white colden, good breed
$15 each. $40-5.589. ~I
t..&na:e Dr., Sant& Ana
He~ta.
SEVERAL bl<)'det 18 .
$18.50. CC'.ood can d It Ion
w..,,n $3.SO, 8"""ter 11:
MlscellaIM!OUS toys 25c • $3.
30'l3 Klll.ybrooke 540-2841
TABLES, two of them. Exb'a
'"""" """"""""' dining
table, prrlrct tor an~quine (...,,, rtniSh1na) $25, $>
~ple linilih dropleaf table
$20. 968-1712
STUDENT deal<. walnu
f!Jrmlca top iu;; o..,.;n., t SKI panta, men'• black. '2-.34
t, wai.&t $5. Hllttng boots, boy'•
$10; •ire 6, 13. SUit, boY'I ....
e wool, size J.2..14 $5. 646-2l88
exccllent 125: Cue
Walnut formlca dlnett
table $21); matclrln& cha· "' $2.50 each. 540-077D
REFRIGEftATtiR ... .. 14, Single
115.
""'
1 ..,
$5.
Comer t!res..~ $4. U-ath er
2.
2.
14.
chair $5. Camping tent $
C.Ompres!IOr, need! work $
COLEMAN 3 burner 1tove
$14.50. Kerosene lantern,
new $1. Corner table $2.50.
Games, booka 5c -50c. Hand
mov.·er $3. Clothes, shoes
JOc to $1.50. Boy'1 Derailer
bike $12.50. Saturday only,
2044 National Ave. 54S-0961
8mm mo'1e projector JJ36lt1940FORI> BABY Furnlt\n, druaine Sl<JS.Wood,7'1'"withlood
(wtthOut le.ne) $25. Framea, * PARTS * table $5, walnr $1.ISO, hi&h binding, ~ only 1tl days
pl1ntli a.nd etchings fl. to '38 Ford - l trana US. l chair $5, bottle wanner $1, on slopes. $25. ~ or
$24. Holder and lens $al. Cllltinental kit $15. I 16'" G.E. electric food warmer 6U-4321, Ext. 285
Movie &creen $.18-35mm rimJ, tireJ & tu~ Sl per $3.50, electric bot t 1 e 'P"H.EASAN==~T~S~, ~147.-.-ac-h.~-
slide projeetor, without lens aet, 2 rear fe~en $8 ea, aterllizer $5, car bed $4, 642--3263
$25. Rack and lens $24. 2 rear doon complete with 1troller $5, play pen $5, 'o"LD=Trunk,,-=$20=.-,y".,.-"w"lnd..,..u
Profeuional carrying case• door panels & glaa $10 u, wonder horse $8, lS volume $6-~ $22. Traverse roda reu etx:t $10, drtw: shaft cbild cr&tt $20, photorlgid fl, Walnut table $.lf). Record
$2. ~ SS-Large hanging with U joint $15. wet photo copter S 1 O , player, new condition $20.
$7 Rn Books 10<: Set dia:hN $8. plutic shoe rack $6. Light '40 Ford lla.thead motor, J.n.. portable camp beattt ,.,,,,, USE-Cl Brtck 8c new Tut
BUILT·lN Western Holly
Oven ii>. aao Diahwube:r
$10. 540-6589
COMMERICAL vacuum S25;
work bencti wltb.,..viae ~;
'Work bench m: Bench grin.
der $15. Preato torch and
tank $25; Hi Fi component&
$25; Electric dryer $25:
Refriaerated alt conditioner
$250 Ede a bed $25. 642-1224
1902 CHEVROLEI'
646-4032
$ 2 5. Electric can opener
lr-12. Radio phonograph $1 0. ARGUS slide projector, like
0. new $10. Wonder horse
of $7.50. Stroller $3.50. Diaper
1ne pail 25c, baby scale11 $1
fixtW'es $3. Wood top card eludes carb, distributor, rea:· eamea trtpod $5, Sekonic $lO. m Narcstaus, CdM.
table $6. Steel paper carittr ulator, oil pan, beads, clutch light meter $3, flub $l, CdM ..
tor bike al. Leather-canvas assembly & ,eneni.tor an portable tapt ~r $4.
f TIRES, 100-14 Radial Ct>n.
tinentala. 11Dme tr e a d·,
perfect cuin&• $15. M2-MC9
19" T.V. C.Onosle (working)
f.15. 51)...2847
NO MATTER
WHAT
IT IS • • •
YOU CAN
SELL IT
WITH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
For Fast Service &
Expert A1sistance
DIAL
642-5678
DIRECT
JUST SAY CHARGE IT!
BABY Line Crib w/mattresa
spread and three sheets $15.
548-9547. 142 West 20th
Street .
ADDING machine $25; Stan-
danl Typewriter no: Old
lashioned hanging lamps
$3.50 each. Brass chain,'\ in.-
eluded. Nice floral
bedspread '°' double t•d
SS: Econoline hubcaps 25c
each. 50 Chevy original hulr
cap• 25c each. Portable
typewriter, like new 120.
Bed frame with double size
headboard .$2. 642-5143
E LECTRIC guitar $25; ha•
2 pick ups, Tremolo
Amplifier and , .... $25.
P•rleet Christmrui gift.
Ideal foe """"""'· Call
after 4:00 Sunday, ask for
Ron. 6#-1618
SET of bunk or twin size
bedl'i $20; Wuhing machine
Sl7.SO .Sewing mac ht n e
$7.50, 2 bowling balls and
cases $5. Several games for n . $5. Roller skates. new
$5. Electric motor $1 lo
$5. Clothings 5c • $5. 2310
Westminster, Co•ta Mesa.
548-6195 /,
FIREPLACE lenglh """"· ...... stack 15 . 1 king, 1
double size bedspreads $5
to $2. Antique adding
machine, ""''"" good 120.
Bird cage and stand Sl.50.
Dcywall la ping tool, oow
S2. Some concrete piers 25c
each. 890 Capitol West of
Placentia Ave.
LOTS of boy• clothe1. size
10 to 12 and ladies clothes
size 10, 12 and 14, 25c to
13: Human hair wig and
""'· light reddish brown,
originally $150, $25. Man's
leather overnight satchel $2.
Red Christmas door \O,IJ'eath
$2. GE 9-cup percolator $3.
Eureka Vacu1U11 cleaner,
working condition $5. Dark .,...., and wrought iroo
dinette "'t $10. ' modem
pictures $2 each, • aluminum grill P'"" 7~~
feet tall $1 each. 2 sliding
"""'" doors '"' l<'<t It
both, 6-90 pound bags con-
""'"' 13 all. Othec items
Sc to $1. Sat and SUn af-
ternoons. 1865 Rhodes Dr.
Lawn mower, like new $1
Pair af chairs $5. Pall"
dovd $2. Adding mach ·
electric $10. Lawn marbl 3ll0 Barbados Pt 5'15-2988 ~ble with wnbrella $1 ' 0.
Garden plants "" to $5. CRIB and mattress $25.
c Bookcaae headboard $20.
2. Full size mattress and box
2. 5'pring $25. Night stand $7.
~ Six drawer che11t $L1. Knick-
at Knack shell $2. Car seal
0 $3. Small hapmer $ 3 .
lh Consalve TV $20. 646-8505,
Baby """'' $4. Electri
molor $2. Electric drill $
TV stand With shelves $
Lamps $1 each. Bed frame
$2 each. Hair dryer $5. Bo
fire extingjisher $2. Radi
13. &l6"848. m w. 20 391 LaPerle Pl., C.M. C.M.
DO YOUR .Christmas sho EVINRUDE gear shift out-
p-board $25. Gas tank for ping! Toddler girl's clothe '· some imports, some neve
used, 25, to 13 . .,Wom
si;r,e 8 and 10 clothes
duding lermis dress, pan t
bag
t
tops, dresses and hand .. ~, Used and """"" styles, $3.50 to $12.~. ,M~n·
new cardigan sweater !I •
M, $11. V-neck tenn~ te
shirt $4. 548--0397 . "' rry
outboard $25. Ladles three
speed bicycle S18. Silver
nickel serving coffee u r n
two handled with !Ii leg
base and spigot $17. Wilson
tennia: racquet $2. Goll club
cart bag and clubs S18.
Gonset Marine car radio
converter $5. Surfboard $8.
Beauty shop hair dryer $5.
"'6-856$
CUSTOM drapes in good co n. SCHWINN, girl's 20 inch,
e very good $20. Gu logs
$9. Maytag au tomatic
e washer $20. 546-3426
dition, 4 pink panels 52 wid
by M loog $5 each
Unbleached muslin oH-whit
drapes, 2 panels 48 43 ----------x
at S2.50 each. 96x84a
$5. 12 x 84 at 14. 48
84 at 13. ,Two !rave
x ....
d drapery rods $4 each. Fltte
custom Hollywood bed cove
in blue twoed $4.50. Tw
yanl• extra heavy '1d
wale oH·white cord u r o
STR OU.. ER $1.50. Bassinet-
te, stroller and high chair
pads 10<: -75c. Drapes lOc.
• $6. Boys clothes, size lG-14
to $1.SO. Lamp $1.25. Ken-
nel'!! building set $2. Man's
sport coat $1.50. 545-8530
0 ..
y
yardage good for upholste ' SCRAM-LETS ing $4. 548--0397
35MM AGFA Camera
1/300 "'· -Rapid Fil ANSWERS F2
advance, good condition $
m
25.
Early American Maple des k Darkly -Cuddle -Opiate
-Pepsin -Nickel -Savory with bookcase $25. Excellen
condition. 646-4581 -STORK YARDS
YASHICA 2~ rellox oufti
$2'2.50, Slide projector 2x
outfit $22.50, Cralg
jection 8mm movie edito
t Tn answer to a history test.
2 "\Vhy did the population or
Pro-Chicago grow so rapidly?",
r one youngster wrote: ''The
h population of Chicago grew
fast because of the STORK
with rewinds $15. Reels wit
aans 8mm and Su8 50c. Con
camp stools $4. Lamp shade for $2().00, 1 hood $15, brakel-'-9099=.::La=Ca::•.cltac:..:;F_.v_. __ _
$1. ~935 . drums & shoe& $5 ta. Phone
GOLDEN Home and high 536-8411 H.B. 6 PIECE Chrome dinellt aet,
school Encyclopedia, 2 o 3Z1 CHEVY Heads, ~25; ;m extra le:r, IOOd condition
volwnea. $10; Golden book Chevy Engine, $25: 265 $25, ~ 784
Encycloepdia, $8; Science Chevy Heads, $10. 6'12-21M TV :n . h 1 "·-
boo•·-(T .. _ • r->;t· inc conso e, W"0111.:i ..,., eacncr s """ 10n, SILVERED pewter punch $12. Double bed oom-
for 6, 7 and 8th grades) bowl $20. Crysta.I and pearl plete$17. Dresser vanity and
SL each. T o Y bo~ $4.50. necklace $15. Cryatal and chest of drawers w. Metal
Sedspread for 2 t':"tn ~s jet necklace $10. Projection work ~bits for sbop or toge~r, $7. Radio. $3.50, screen $15. Preuure cooker '! $3. Metal oHice desk
electric tosater $3. N1c-naks $4.50. Sunday 12-5 only. 365 needs drawer $10. Maple
lOc and up. 30TI Molokai E. Esther, C.M. cabniet $5. Bathroom wash
Place, Co:ita Mesa, (Mesa basin and full pedestal $5.
Verde Atta) WALNtrr round drop leaf AM-FM radio T.V., ttcard
MAPLE Finish b o o k C a s e table $25. Six walnut chair&, player console, both radios
$12.50, Early American Pole beige naugahyde seats $10 work $5. Chairs $1. each.
lamp $25. Twin Hollywood each. Double book c & ll e Older portable typewriter
bed, $25. Di.stressed Maple headboard and footboard and typewriter t a b I e
dropleaf coffee table $25. frame {French Provincial) typewritre need& m In o;
Matching step tables $25. $20. Sunbeam 36 vent steam repair $6. Near new Bissell
each. Buttel S,25. Silver fox iron $7. 962-1924 sweeper $3. Sherwin Wil-
9 drawer dresser $ 2 5 · POPULAR e 1 e c t r o n i c llaJrul paint never opened $2
WAFFLE Iron $1.00. Corn
popper $1.00. Griddle $3.
Christmas I I g b t s and
decorations $5. End tables
1 $5 each. Sewing machine
S25. Hand tools $1 to $25.
Sunday Dec. l, 2 thru 5
PM only. Please come at
no other time. 2348 Rutgers,
Costa Mesa.
PERUVIAN Guinea plga $2
and 13. Good breeding .tock
673-1133
SHELVING Sc per ft. 30'
divider $25. Trailer hitc:b
$3. Clothes line $3. Lawn
mower $3. Lawn lllQWer $3.
8-12' rattan poles, 20" tan
on wheels $17. 675-5218.
24" BOY'S bike $18. Good
condition 54&-7529
Matching 2 drawer n~ht magazine, 1961 to 1966, Sc gal. Painting ol Japanese "'==~"°',-,-,..-,-=
commode . $5. Maple living each. Popular electronics figures 33x22 no each. Many DINETTE and six chairs $10
mom chatt, $25. 2 round projects: transiator radio items 25c to $L 1513 Orange Kenmore p.e: range $15
maple end tables $12. each. 75c. Audio amplllier 50c, Ave., Costa Mesa. 642-5666 Baby stroller $10. Peterson
6'12-6186 decision maker 30c, wirelest car seat with head rest,
AM mike 50c, F.E.T. SM. Westinghouse like new fl.SO Net playpen
HARDWOOD Dinette s e t
with 3 chairs $6. Never-mar
dinette set with 4 chairs
$15. Double bed mattress
$5. 514 Hamilton St. 646-6892
preamp 50c, includes aprts. Refrigerator $12. Work s $2 Eveready g a.rd e n
Also: steroo amplifier SOc, good. 673--6071 sprayer, new $5 Toys SOc-$1
phono speed checker 15c, Double saddle b icy c 1 e
auto speaker switch lOc. 2 BLACK .Bar stools $2,SO basket $1 Dress material,
2030 Highland Dr. N.B. Ask each. King aize Leopard 3 yards U Dishes 5c--$2
for John. 642-TI65 Velour Bedspread $ 2 5, Mosaic di.sh $1 Diaper bag
2 Bicycles $5. each, boys 675-4580 $1 Foot vibrator $3 Baby
and girls. 642-BSOl YELLOW naugahyde couch clothes hangers 25c Baby $15. Rock maple coffee table ADD ING Machine 10 Key carrier $1 Dress shoes 9%
TRIKE, Like new, $5. Potty .$l0. Cricket ch.air S3. Dinet-A-l Cond. $25. Typewriter C $1 Baby bottle sterilizer
chair. S2; 646-76'15. 1115 le set $12. Maple baby crib ~~~ rebuilt $28.50 and bottles and formula
E<-~Bx Lane, N.B. WhirlnnnJ $8. Tools U -$5. Pottery ='=..:.C~~~~---""-$1 50 G E ~ ~ ~-$2 ·---·-. 12 ro= measw-uig cup . . . gas dryer, works good, $25; """' -· ~~w wuo.ins · RTABLE Hair dryer $4.50 heat and serve baby dish
Auton1alic washer, very 2l01h Cecil Pl, C.M. 642-6245 '"Christmas tree color wheel $3. 2'l80 Apt B, Placentia.
good condition, $25; ,Fender 10 WHITE Leghorn pullets $4 .50 673-2966 Sat 1-? Sunday all day
skirts for '61 Ford $5. pair 8 month laying $2. 10 New B:o=y=s-.,S~hi~rts~-.-nd~~,-ao~k-,-~,
Datsun Engine parts $2. to Hampshire reds, 7 months, hardly worn 25c -$1. 3
$25; Datsun 4 speed laying $2. 10 Rhode Island Cocktail dttsses 12 and 13
transmission $25. 847-8115 reds. 6 months $1.75. 10 size, $3. -$5. Sparkling
crossed Rhode Island reds Crystal; wine, b r a n d y
GOLF Balls lOc, Man's sport .$2. Chicken coop 12' x 16', snifter, goblets, LiqUeur
suit, $5. lady's dresses 50c. $25. 200 feet chicken wire glasses, martini, all kind
Windbreaker 50c, Fishing $20. 2636 Santa Ana Ave. of liquor glasses $150 each
equipment 50c and $1. C.M. LI 8-3941 or buy complete set, 8 of
548-2061
2 STEP tables, 1 coHee table
$3 each, 1 step table $4.
Child's Lionel recon:l player
$4 LI 8-0061
"" printer 13. Chrom
glossy print drying Um;: • ""· >16-<565
. . CHEST of drawers U5 -$25. each kind. Cocktail Shaker ~OTTY Puie unfinished Jigsaw 15 electric moton lo match set $4. Gold Wall ~?,L;!~ ~.:O~ ~ nightstand 2 drawer com-$1 _ $10. Child's crib l.ike scones, never used (still in
modes 21" x 15" x 20", new i1o. Day bed $4. 'aaby hox) $7.SO Mexican Bean
Wall plaques $1 -$3. Floor $10. .each fl~ 2 for U9. bath tub .$l. Mirror $3. Pol $3. Waffle Iron $2.
YARDS.':
8 YARDS slipcover material,
new, floral design, brown
& orange $5 Children's
clothes Ux 25c-$2. 1913
Monrovia. C.M. U foggy,
Cl:!lleelled
3 PIECE custom ""tio ""' S25 each. I piece $15. Corne
table to fit sectional, $10
cushion s50c • $2. Badminton u-• h-' b h 4 w 1 ~· Gol set 50c. Wicker bike basket •UJlllfi = 11'C veneer Bowling ball with case $3. estc ox co.wess d Wall '
Antique gold and fro"
glass hanging lamp $20
104xl80 ""'"' rug. $15
120x83 pink -beige lined, 1
drawer desk with fonnica New and used marine Clock {Nds minor repair)
S1. Chalk board $1. Ice chest top 41" x 18" X: 30", $2'2 .. 50. plywood, fir, mahogany, $4. Billiard B&h tor Pool
$3. Comforter $3. 8 x 8 Sm~ll new sewing machine leak, also soild lOc to $1. table $5. Sat. and Sun.
nig $3. 2230 Canyon Drive, cabinet, $10. Toys lOc to 2x4 4x4 4x6 fir lumber 536--8653
fl. CM .. 548--6797 $1M. """54"9119Killybook, Costa 25c' -$2. '8&1 West 18th St., G"~OO""o;:::"w"•"•"tc;l-,n"•"•"·-.-.. way pull drape good co 8' DINGHY $25. Trailer $15. esa. u-C.M. 646-2377 refrigerator with top rfeezer dition 115. After 12 p.m.
Costa Mesa (Mesa Verdel 9441 Kiwi Circle, F.V.
54~9361 962-9901
Oii.rs SS. Anhcor $5. 548-4967 ST01(E. $25; Couch and SCHWINN 20" boy's racing $20. 1 overstuHed . chair $2.
l"'l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f_,;;~~=======~~~~=======, SERVEL gas refrigerator, chall' (needs-recovering), bike good mech pindition 1 Double bed with head-old but runs good. Apt. size $15.. Sat o.nly. 642-2944 $20 673-2!112 ,.. ' board $5. Good baby crib
$12. Stingray boy's bike, 3 Beg1nnen Microscope, SS: and mattress $7.SO. Call
SOl LARKSPUR CdM, Sat·
Sun, 10-4. Bed divan $12.50
Naugahyde chair with ot·
toman $7.50 Old glass $-$25.
10 x 11 carpet $25 4 ft
Oourescent tubes, new 60c
each. TV and cabinet $1D
Picture frames 50c-$5 Wfn..
dow shutter with hardware
75c each. Lawn mower $2.
Sink $2 Full siz.e mattress
$12.50 Small electrlc beater
$1 Patrician relaxlcisor $25
Old Silver $2.SO each. Yarn
25c skein. Yardage 50c per
yanl.
USE THIS HANDY POSTAGE PAID
WANT AD ,ORDER BLANK
AND REA..;H THE ORANGE COAST'S BIGGEST MARKET
1--------_.._ .... ··~~.--......... ----~ .......... .., ... _ -. -----·. ----· ................... -~ ... -·--··-··-·-·····-
5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE-NO AD LESS fHAN 3 LINES
' TIMES ' llMIS
1
lfMES
u
TIMES
speed, excellent condition Hokie 9' 6" beginners board, JU~ ~oved-Sllrf?oard U5. 642-6311 or 548-9597
$15. 646--8435 $25· Stingray green shocks Girls ice skates &l.Ze 6, $2.50
BOY'S 26" heavy duty
Schwinn American Bike
\.\1th paper rack a n d loot
brakes $20. Good condition.
545-4340
GIRL'S bike 20" with basket
$14. Girl's ice skates SS.
646-36.'JO
MOTOROLA TV excellent
condition $25. 644-0548
SET of 12 serving trays,
matching lazy Susan $.5.
548-9641
B FLAT Clarinet, case,
ebony, a quality instrument
$25. Enlarger 35mm and
2!4x2~ lenses and negative
carriers $25. 545--4558
-~ick $25; Double train Bar-b-Que $5. Misc. 8s°~~ Skates $5. Size
transformer, $15: Lots of household articles from 10<:'1~~~~'--=--
U gage track and engine to $3. Bookll 25c 2614 CLOTHES -w o. ':'1 e ~ s ,
plus miscellaneous equip.-Basswood, Newport Beach, teenagers jr, petite sues
men!, $20. 548--6429. 64~254 -Sun. 10 a.m. -5Ck: -$2 childrens 50c -BOY'S clothing, slzelt U.16,
NEW Spalding pro Goll 2 p.m. . , ~~me; 50c :1$~~ ~~ some new l Oc-13. Ski booll,
woods, $25; Man's oolid gold DINETTE, Six C',llrun; $25. ~ ·. size 9, never used $15 Gup.. Lon . . t I h $20 · vaporiz.er $. Two lamps $4. arti es good con d It Ion pies hyb-'-lOc To,.. lOc. gine wr1s wa c • some worn only once Sal '"""" Necchl portable sewing each. Paul McCob Coffee and S ~o Tusti . . 833-lTIS · table $5 Auto drip pans un, ...., n Avenue ,_===c=--~--~ machine, $20; 16MM Movie . · Npt Bch. Comer CliH Drlv; OIRISTMAS is coming
i:ojector, $1.5: Ul x 50 Len. $1. Fireplace screen $1. and Tustin Ave. 9--5 Dolls 50c each. Books lOc.
ticular movie screen ss· Toys Sc -25c 673-702:1, 707 Portable dog run, $8·,' Ne~ Poppy, CdM WANTED: Old 8mm movie Doll furniture, set 50c:. Pup. j t and 35 pets with a case $1. 75. pet carrier, $8; Salt water TIRED Ol wigs, gray human pro.ec ors . mm lilide Games 25c. Girl's clotM-s.
fishing rod and reel, $8; hair fa.II, $15. Brown wig, projectors, working or not. size 10, 5c-$2. 546-3.141
40 x 40 walnut formica table $15. 645-1519 673-2966
$8 SUnbe el KAYAK 25 DOG house for sale. Cleans top, . ; am ~ctrlc GLASS Top ooUee table 36" $ · Weightlifting easily, well built. 646-2895
manicure set. $5: 2 Swinger x 18, $IO. SUnbeam hair Bench $15. 673-~12
1----l----l----l----·l----l-$'_4::_.5:::0:_ _$6.BO __ Sl0.65 $15.90 GlRL'S bik• $8. Toy' &0d I 1-----1 games 5c to $2. Shoe skates
, ____ , _____
1
____ , ____ , ______ S_5._10 __ ss.2s_l_s.1_J_._10_
1
_s_20_._10_1 11. aue•au ,,,.., sa.25,
cameras, $5. each, Old goll dryer $6. Dish.master $l2. MOVING! Frtt Plln! bm:f TWO 2'h HP Briggs & Strat·
clu~s and bag $4; New snow Electric plate auto. 20'' x ttd and white Bassett. ton engines $15 fl a ch·
chains, $3; 377 E. 18lh St. ll" s,s Electric a I arm 842-5728 646-6372 645-2181 . ==~~~~~-1 =o=ES=K~~~~~~~-I clocks $1. -$5. Toastmaster w ALNtrr C.Otfee Table and and bench $25. Cbairs
1 1 1-,-boy's and girl's clothes, size CHROME Dinnette set, 45" $3.50, 2 steel folding chairs corner table $15. ea. Two $2.50-$10. Coast $3. 748
table, leaf and 4 chairs, for hoat and 2 balhroom plect> Dani.sh modem OCUC'.b Hamilton SI., C.M. Fri·Mon.
$25; Couch pillows, Sl.50, scales $2. each. ::I auto. $25. each. White dressing T Y P E W R I T ER $ 12 .
Treadle sewing mach\ne, record plsyers 4.5, $2. -$8. table $8. Pool pump $25. Aluminum rollaway bed $3.
$15: Miscellaneous dishes, Electric lamps Sl. -$5. Vacuum attachment and 15' Patio lounge fl.SO. Metal
pictures, lOc to $1. LI 8--8074 G.: E. radio clock SS. Silvec hose $5. Ladder $5. (for phone stand $1. Portable TV
DINING Room table with tone radk> clock $8. 39101iii large doughboy pool), brass $15. All in good condition.
$6.00
PAYM ENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL 0
P11bti,h for .. ,,, ••••• cl.yo boginnln9 ' ............................... .
Cl•11ific•tlo11 •• , ••, •••• , ,, • , ,. ••,, •• ••,,,. , ••• , • ••., •• ,,,,,,,,.,, ,
··························································
Addr•u ························································
City··•·••••••••••••••••••·•··•• rho11• ······•·••••••······-···
CUT Hiii-PASTI ON TOUI INYILOPI
BUSINESS REPLY MA I L
flnt a.. t9"111t N• ti, God• M• .. , C.!!'°"'I•
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT.
P. 0. lox 1560
Coda M•1a, Calif. 92626
~t 1
$9.76 I s15.55 s24.3o "'· " . 13. """' boots, 75c -$2. Rain coal $1.25.
TO FIGURE COST
Put only on• word 111 ••ch
1p1c1 •bov1. lnclud1 your
1ddr111 or phon1 n1u-nb1r.
Thi co1t of your td i1 1t tht
i nd of th1 lint on which th1
lid word of your ad h writ·
t~n . Add $2,00 11lr1 if you
d11;r1 1111 of DAILY PILOT
lo• ,,,.,.;e,
plie1,
Shoes and bo3ts 5c: • $2.
Cub Scout suit $3. Brownie
Suit $3. Men and women's
clothes lOc • $3. Cameras
$2 • $15. TV trays 50c. iron
and electricW supplies 25c
75c, curtain rods 10<:, tools
-$10. 2871 Ellesmere (Mesa
Verde). 546--0726
\VONDER Horse $7. Used
water heater $8. Flower girl
dress size 6 $15. car cooler
$15. Window tan, needs
8".'itch $5. Hand I a w n
mower $5. Power lawn
mower $.10. Christmu trees,
white 6' $5. Almuinum 41h'
$4. 1/3 HP Moton S4 each.
19452 Mauna Ln. • H.B.
962-1077
extension, good condition, Channel Pl. 673-1603 light fixture $5. Few misc. 540--0044
$15; Slx matching chairs, BE AU TI FU L Large under $5. lJTI Shannon Ln. MARBLE top tables 3 for
$15. 645-2939 mahogany cabinet. Old RCA 540-5.383 Sat. and Sun. $25. Diavn $20. G r e e n
KENMORE Watfier, $15; TV $7.SO. Call 673--9010 HALF OOYOTE PUPS leather chair $XI. Rocker
Fireplace set. $5: 54&-3767 LIONEL Train Set, H0-27 $10 548-7644 $15. TV $10. Lamps S3 pr.
CAMERS $4 _ $6, old black $20. Movie slide p~jection MAN Sized chairs, two red Books 5c-$25c. C I o th i n g,
milk glass $2 • $7, plate screen $8. Polaroid 800, 1 eat her $12.50 each. boy's 11izes 14 & 18, good,
glass $3, antique piano stool FI ash and Cue $20. 495-5981 or 642-4321, Ext. size 16, women's SOc-$4,
$25, louver shutters $1.SO, 644-1395 285 Dishes Sc-.$1. Orange Doral
d 25c 50 ,I-""'-~--~--~-leather swivel chairs $8 & lshes • $1. , drapes MEDWM size O'Keefe and Play Pen with awning $5
50c -$4. good clothing 35c Merritt stove, 545-5490, After record chancer US. 1 a r g ~ $12. 72" oVlll white top table
• S12. books 15c -60c, tools 5 PM speaker $20, S42-5692 ,s"'25"'.,.,•,,1>-~l9~26~&1_1 ... _s_,JO_. _
50c • $4, old lock $5, old SNOW Shoes atrung with raw "i;n SPORT coat, ntw, worn Cl-ULD'S Wonder horse, ex-"*' 15c 11 50 old muon vie ....., tra 1,.....,.e, 27" &eRt. blacli:
j ""--,._;__· $150 Id hide $10: Brownle mo once, unaltered, 40 lon& $25--o an '""'· cuau-.. . , o camera 8MM lnstnlction 962-3650 with chrome frame m.
llChool desks $8.50, drop leaf books good beg 1-n n~ r ,,1,;:;=.:~~=--,~--545-SI09
BED frames, 1 sln.&le $2. table $17.50, old ~ $7.50, cam~ $5. Carpet sweeper, 30" SI'OVE and air wnt REFR.IGERATOR $20. 2 new
1 adjustable $3. Darllng old folding screen $13, mt.SC. old not electric $1. Fireplace $25, tee at 305 13th SL, Pontiac or Olds chrome
b table lamp ~ G.W. lamps $1 • $25, h8.ng\ng !IC?ffn n!d hand wrought1.,:H00.B0:.'-;.-===-=,--= ttversed wheel.a $25. Many ere et checking wardrobe $4, oak desk $25. iron, Spe.n1sh influence with AIR Compressor ~. Delta Harley dxlpper part& $15-
te:xt book. w, pa.Id $6.25, Schwinn bUm $20, old an-crest In center S25-962-lm AW ltand $5, profeasJonal $25. 642-5335
l'l!ll tnr $5. tique glus candle hOlden SHELL'S MR. PRDIDENT abampoo buin $10, Chrome >MAP'7i'-LE,,--:d"•"':;:--:115::o-,-;:er...,.--1
TWO Old 11Wi chain, $l.SO $.1.50, old coke ~ S1 • Sol.id brome coin (colliec-Clll'ler tray $10, Aluminum naugahyde couch s 2 o ,
each. Telefoto snd wlde ' $,5 beaded Pttr5e!I -old $3.50 tor's 11et) $10. 615-4738 window 3 x 8 $15, bar doorl Orange naugahyde chair $5..
811$tle lenses for twtn lr-ns -$8.50, many misc Items. $5, pair bnlss dining lamp 289 Rose Lanr C ~lfex $22.50. No. 25 photo Sat. Nov. 30 -Sun. Dec. STINGRAY m. $5, 3 ic 3 coffee table $1.SO, ~ ' • M •
flash bulb& lOc each. Pool 1. 238 Tustin Ave . Npt Sch 536-(il.26 upholltued clWr $3. bed I ==='===~~--1
cleaning equipment parts come.r Oifl Drive and HANDMOWER. wtngtrxit. 3 bme S2, 20421 Somerville WESTINGHOUst TV, nm:ts
$l. to $15. S7l-4963 Tustin A~nue 9-6 montt. old, bAl~~arll'CI Lane, H.B. 536-n91 tu~ ff.SO. ~
BROWN Cottnll ahll.g rug 9 O'KEEFE .l Merritt pa lilrn NW $10, 90--0262 '5.l Q1EVY ~ retrteerator KENMORE wasber S 2 5.
x 12, $5; Bo\11 atrlped ra.~· 4 bumen~ Krkkll~ KENMORE Washer PJ, hie ~ good eon ~ t t t on . Servel ttfrlren-ttir $.2S. Ou
tttnucktr .-port C<*t, slie 38 • Excellent ~ CDl1-$6 recliner cba!r i 1 0 ' 536--1~ '13 Frankfl.Jrt St. stove $25. 548-@3
14, 12. She lt l\llt and dttlon $25. 646--7304 aU-MIT H.B. NEW UW. Wia $%5. An-
veft ~ 2 Boys canll&an GAS ...... a.pt. me ps, 19• MAUBU 0 u tr' r 1 e f LIBRAll,.;,;;:;:,-~Y~Ta~ble~$10.~~Col!M-bqued de1k $25. Lupge $10.
rwealen $1. each. 5«8-4518 Oean SIB-.3382 aailboet hull $25. KOO<I ccn-table ..oo f'nd tab1.e $3. 1. Maanhl clothP:1 S142S-
HOTPOINT Olahwashl!r $25; TWIN mattrna and box dltion, OQtri,ptr for bolt Small appUancu $5. to $15. m59'J4i
2 ~ blue drtM wits, lilce IJH"inl, comfortable, rood $25, would at. be pod ~-$25.. M I • c • MODEL car )d~
new, 11lu! 14, $12. eecb. 2 eond1Hon w . North Aire decorator l~m for houlehold Item S2. to Sl-0-touched 75c-$1 .SO.
pfl.lr be}'• black c:trea thoes, cat oooler, like new $12. rst:aurut ar me t e l , !Im Eut Balboa Blvd., paints, all t"Olcn s, $3. each !)C9.09$C 5t8--m 963-«0S Balboa QCb. 545--1614.
-. -· --· -·--·--·-------------------·-------·--------- --·---
w• ·-• ..... --------~~~-------..... -............ ----~~ ....... ---·--·---/ ..
•
JOB! A EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT --·-... ··-··· -·· ... , ...... MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE l'OR MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHAHDISI FOil MERCHANDISI r.,R T , -·--· ,j
SALi ANI> TRAiii SALi AND TRADE_ SALE AND TllADI IALI AND TRADE SALi AND TllADI 5;iib;;, 90lo -rcycle• "°° Help W1nted Help W•nted
Women 7400 Women
...
1~=----1 7400
GIRL FRIDAY
Furniture IOOOFurnltur. 1000 Furnltur. IOOO Furnllu,. IOOO Ml-ll•naout '600 SACRIFICE otym,1c clul BRAN·-
0
'----'
In JABSCO
PAYROLL CLERK
~finlmwn of one year or pay.
roll expe:tienoe, PI"tlerabty
with payroll produced on
data processl.ng equipment
Will be re1pon9!hJ1t for hour-
ly af1d salarletl pt.yl'O)ls, re-
!aled schedules. general
ledger entries and '{Uarterly
tax returna. . ·~ An· equal opportunity
employer
1485 Dale Way, C.OSta Mesa
SALESGIRL
Needed for au.I.Ive clotb-
lna ...... Eltpor. SW,,, +
C'OC.1. Call 487-WI, 11-6.
Jobi-Mon. Wom. 7500
APARTMENT MANAGERS
Experience-ct and qualified
oouple. Approx 100 units,
fully ~nted. Wife to handle
paper work, husband must
havr-tirne &nd ability for
minor repain, Give ages,
experience, references and
required llry. R e p I y Bax
M-607 Daily Pilot. .
Old World
Mediterranean Spaniah~FUrniture
R-1 .. tl uncellotlon of $22,000.00
Sp1nl1h ind Medlttrr•ne•n Furniture
Alt New t., 9 .. 111y ._,. N•-o.._,..,., DN•• Ho• .. O• Dlap&oy
~ * AUCTION * """· .. a11 ... -. u-.. · NEW
"I Spanish \; "~. W:...:U. "1r1 "°1 ;:::=: 9020 * Y AMAHAS* llll"'MedlNwa ea ..... Auct1on1Frldq7:!!0o.ra.
. ·-. n ft 1" Windy's Auction 81m :IS' DIESFL Grand ....... • S50 •
Bought Manuf1ctuNr'1 Showroom Sampl" Bebhid ...__. .,,,_ Mat'l by owu.r. com PI et e I Y
o. ·-I -.. equl.... Ind-rodar. Al Terrlllc .,.rinpl ""'11 K ........ CM --• .. <:IO. w ... 8' Wood carved a.rm diva.n, lg. man•s chair; • kEGlSTER Nowt l'ftt df.11..
beouL fabr!CI. 5 Pc h<IHOn dark ollt din. -otter ... lit I CHRIS <nil ... V-3 ...
.. 1, w/bl•ck or .. ocado framed chail'I! 5 Pc C11ko1bl'1 Cuotom hoard, radio, •tc. _, HERB FRIEDLANDER BR a:et. 9-dr Mr. & Mrs. dresser, lg mirror, Upholstery Sehl. European lllp avan. m.3405 Priv
2 commodes, deeorative headboard Lil Span-Craft• man• h IP · 183 Pty ' 9625 Gard•n 6rov• Blvd.
ish oat or avocado design. N~wport Blvd, Costa Mesa. · • COOL F.OR YULE
Items Sold lndivldmllly "12-llM Speed-Ski ..... 9030 '°"' Honda 'a.t for tralltnr.
Shop Around-before you buy see US! CORTIS Mathe• AM/f'M • Engine a real rwuwr. New
VALUE $895-FULL PRICE $429.95 stereo, phone, 1'V combo 14' Fl.Eiin"ORM slus bot.I. rider Ptlt. quick·twllt fhrot.
k $300. Xlnt Maytag drytr 35 hp Johnacn.. S.cril. Ue IC:r'Ulbltt bars. Ooce or term• at low •1 $3.00 WM w/oul motor Barg! U>. "6-5421 or 6«2-0tl& ow'ned by little old 1M:t)I
No Down-Use Our Store Charge Plan Mille wall bkcue no. -' from 1..quna. .For QWdr
No Fancy Front-BUT Quallty Volo .. In.side "'"""° Boat Mllntonanc. 9033 Sal< l'5 ou11. t>M14L c _
OVER COST
l-~==-----,.1 PART-TIJi.1E DISHWASHER
ftl ·tER -Evenlnr. ApJily
Items as follows: GeorReoua 8 ft. custom
quilled sofa with separate loose ~illows with
heavy oak trim decor and matching chair, S
matching oak occaslonal tables, (2) 58" tall
decorator lamps, hanging chain swag lamps
in wrought iron, an 8 piece king site master
bedroom suite in pecan panelled Mediterran-
ean style with top quality 15 yr. warranty
· king sire mattre5' & box springs. Spanish
deoor d.inini set. etc.
• APPROVED.. FURNITURE "610 • 90Tl'OM PAINTING • St AM" lli., tq;ma Bead> . 215f HARBO( COSTA MESA Mloc. Wan~~ 0 Sl.80 Pu. Ft. + poJnt
e l<L VILLA ROMA 12 Years same location-same owners W A N J E D <"Amplete Boat Jteptir Clunest AliYel • -.. Dally 9.9 ~ ;;~~Marine ~1 Sund1y 10.SI WE need quality lno junk '64 2:io C'C Honda Havtk.
RESTAllRANT • HEW A((OUNJS 445 N Nowport Blod.,
N.B,, Br 6-4929 alt. 2 PM
W-le k....t.I wen ,...1. $111S.OO
MUST SACRIFICE $698 00 FOR ONLY ....................... -.... e ' OFF KER • EXP'D waitresses, cook
-all shills
Any Pleet Can Be Purch•Md lndlvidually
Terms Av1i11ble -New..comer1 to C11if.
548-9660 ~~el it~r~=ll.n~= Bo.t Sii~ M~~~~g-~~ ~:;:i::. :!':ti
tools&: oWce equipment e URGENT I e l-=-=646..,..,,..2.,5"'2"4==-• EXP'D Fry cook. busboyz, dish~'l>hrs. F1 or pt time.
Savings and Loan experience App in pers. ~nney'& 3170
only. Apply ln person, Inter· Harbor Blvd. C.M. vi~ws bet~ ~ll am&: 2-41,,===~="'==
Credit APprowed lmm4dl1tely r JI J] Furniture
-TOP Co\SH IN 30 Mtnutea I will P9.)' 1100 to kttp my In Time for t'hr1mnu!
Televl11on 1205 Ml1cell1n~u1 8600 531-1212 • 893-Cfi65 sailing dlngey on your bay. 3 HONDAS: '6& CB 351)..
NEWPORTER TV: RepeJn
to any make. W or k
guaranteed. Used 'IV'1 low
a.s $25. 20'11 Harbor Blvd.,
C.M.
W ANTED-Uled . front dock or beach. SSBS. '67 CB 4504585. ·a OLD tapHtry, cloth, sbawsl, wood workine Call: 0.ve 540-2660 CB 450-$65(). All in mint
pm.
MARINERS
DELIVERY DRIVER. fur
Commercial Blueprint shop. ,....,,,, At Harbor Blvd.
linena, je..w.lry, old clothel band aaw and drill press. e o AT s 11p1 av a\ I . condition! Lovi m.llea. 2'216
tram Z'1.3>' A 40e' en.. e 644-27ll e BEACHOOMBER NB., Up Vilt& Dorado, NB. 644--290( a few from the turn of ========= ... h-· Old ,....,__ Machln•ry, etc. 1700 to 35'· ~ 1952 HARLEY -Davidlon. ...., cen ..... ,;,. 1...1uua, ----"'-"'"'---"'..:.O Full dre ......., m Vlctorla brau, pewter, 1ilver plate, -WANTED: Slip or side-Uc as,~-Agencies, Men & SAVINGS and LOAN -Wom!n __ • ____ 755 o 1844 Newport llvd. Costa Mesa only
EwCH"y night 'tll 9 -Wed., Sat. & Sun. 'til 6.
FOR that extn. room, 23"
Admiral T.V., B/W Maple
Console -pert. cond. $75,
(213> 43G-2645
etc. Al!O have over lOO pcs HOMELITE Chain Saw. Xnlt ror 22' Century runabout. St. Apt B-2, C.l\f. Eve.
ot new Imperial glass, 1/3 cond. 27 inch. Balboa Pen. prd. 675-0611 1968 HONDA 1.60 Scrambler
1515 WESTCLIFF DR.
NEWPORT BEACH
WAITRfSS
Good Opportunity
Must have good appearance.
APPLY IN PERSON
3-SP.M. DAILY
SNACK SHOP #1
2305 E. Co11t Hwy.
Coron• dtl Mar
673·9050
Director of Nurses
for New
Convalescent Hospit1I
ARGUS AGENCIES
Work NHr Hom.
Sr Draftsman ...•.. $160 wk
Finance Tme-e ••• , $450 mo
RN. Dr's Office .... $550 mo
1869 C Newport Blvd.
Costa ?t1esa 543-7796
Schools-Instruction 7600
Cl-IRISTMAS gttt, typewrit·
Ing. Oii.ldren, grandchtl-
dren, or yourself! lndivid~
ally tutored C'hilcoat 10 les-
son typing school. 173 Del
l\1ar, CM, 548-2859
REJo.tEDIAL Reading, 2nd •
6th Grade Open Court
Phonics. Santa Ana YWCA
542-3571
LESSONS For beginners by
girl music student o n
Clarinet, Flute or Piccolo.
545-1942
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
;;G.:.••c:•;.,ve::.:S.:.•:;l•:._ _ _;80=22 Sewing M•chin .. 8120
RENT TV $10
No Deposit -Free delivery
894-Slll or 772-9110
Hi.fl & Stereo 1210
1968 GE Solid State Stereo
Conaole, AM/FM multiplex,
Perlectl 8 mo old, eo.t
$450 Sa.cl $175 or trade
673-7490
H. bed -1nnersprlnp & mat· '67 SINGER. Wal console in-
tress and headboard, cross eluded. Transfer service
top Frigidaire $45., elect. man forces repo! Touch·
stove $45., apt. siz.e & a Rop-o-matic, auto, rig zag, but·
er gas stove $25 ea., 3 piece ton holea, blind bems, fancy
~nal -l(i. cond. $20., 23" stitches. No attach needed.
Magnavox B&:W $35. mix· $37.99 Cash or a.s.'!Ume $3.87
master $5., Whirlpool wash-mo. Guarantee good. Call
er, ruarr'd. $50. new elect. c';;""":=::;'~'====== irons $3. ee., Thom.as organ -C•mer•s & Equip. 8300
1550 B., Superior, C.M. Musical Inst. 8125 110VIE camera, el.ec eye, -c=~64=6-=9,1 B•8··""=--I ROCK & Roll Electronic manual or auto, zoom lens,
GARAGE SALEll -combo-organ, like new, bit-slow motion. ~l.223
CUS"I'OM drapes, each panel in amp, 5 voices, vibrato, ENLARGER adjustable con-
llx83, antique green $50 per red & chrome, portable densors, two lenses and car-
pancl. Wrought iron candle S300. 962-1924 rlers $45. 962-5278
s211. Spanw. 01ne«• tab'" ~=~~==="·=I::::::::::::=====-I
wrought iron & wood $25. Pianos & Orgaris 8130 Sporting Goocli 8500
Telephone pole bar stools 4 ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; _ ·--~----
for fl8 or $5 ea. Feathered MOVING DAD! Fix up this standard palm tree no. Old tapestry size Pool table for the kids
$5. 2-3' pedalstools $5 each. tor Xmas. Good buy $40.
to i,t oft retail prices. IdeaJ 6'5-el,t ·· --Beautiful $400.
for Ouistmu citta; A1ao ua-PETS and LIVESTOCK Boat Stora~ 9048 536-2233
ed towda, aheeta, many n.u.s 1825 BOAT SJ'ORAGE 1968 RIVERSIDE so cc sics.
other Item.. 695 Paula.rino, ~ Sall or pow-er up to at' Low mileage -xint ccnd!
at Bristol, C.M. 54&9860 Ooberm•n Plnschtr Fenced yard. Newport &t2-lll25
SHOPSMI'lll 10 ER. clean Pu pt Bayfront. Monthly rates in-1. • .,==o=ILERA.=~°"Good,.-,.tnll,-,,.-,,btko,,-: 1
with accessories $100. Trade AKC WUl hold until Chrtat· elude ••• Use ot hoist $3Xl. 2740 ~ Way,
for 12 ga. double or putnp, mu. Phone ~6 La.unchin& Laguna Bcb.
or large frame, double ac-839-2291 -~ bike. lion .22 revolver. Antique ENGLISH Pointer, . female, 65 -115cc Dirt .............
G_. _ _._ w:n AKC SHOW DOG to &I>" 90 Flberglau seat & tank lreadler .. u1Uatone ..,.,. .,_.,.:_, hom• on ---.....,.._ Bo.ts W1nted 50 Real Fast! $250. 646-3802 Trade for lever action .22 t'•V•q,& ....................
or roll-a-way tool cabinet. basL! with no charge. No CRUISER WANTED 1966 YAMAHA 80. $160. ~
Model T luggage carrier kennels please. ~ 3().34 Ft. Cruiser with twin down will tlnaDce. Call
$10. Sat 11..J. 66-1745 ADORABLE AKC Mini. fi'oo. screws wanted Immediately. 847-7155
Movin& _Real BargainJ! die, male, hla.ck; 6 mo.. Any age, ln rood condition. '68=~H~O~D~AKA=~100=-. °"g ____ o"'ld.
Twin beds w/OOx springs, $50 Will pay ca.sh outrtgbt or Full dirt .t street equip.
m.attreu & dreuer. Dbl bed 5..1&M17 trade 1969 new car • cash $500. 54~7218
w/mattrKI, box springs, SAMOYED puppies, AKC dlfierence. Ph 0 n • 213/ '66 HODAKA. Set up for
dreuer w I rnirror. Cr I b Will hold ill Chrlstmu. $100 331--0786, Norm Uzee Dirt. $200. Xlnt cood. Ex·
w I m a t t r e s 1 . Chain!, -$125. 5-4~ e CASH for best buy on traal 549-0954
bar-b-que pit, lamps, etc. TOY Poodles, A.K.C. Silver 25 to 50, 12 A 14' tibetzlu ,67 BSA '41..CC: good shape,
188S4 San Carlos, F.V. male, white female, stud rowboats, complete. Write low miles! ,
962-1003 alt 3 pm. service. 646-3365 ~fUll info, Mr. Sieiel, 410 e 675-2259 e
Christmas Gifts? BOSTON Ten'ier pup.11 male ~ ~ly ~· Beverly•l=========--1
& female 8 wks old, male ' · Auto Services
To open in middle ot January
In Newport Beach. Send Re-_F_u_,_n_it_u_rac... ___ 8_000_
swne to:
Misc llellll5. 25-43 OrangP I I SALE If Hyrus {like ivory) billiard.
Ave., C.M. 10 am-5 pm. • • • • balls Xlnt hll)', hardly used
EVERYTIUNG GOES -An $30. 53&-8653 After 6 PM
For mo.e friends and rela·
tives 10 bard to plee.se TRY . ""' """'
3 mos Shots AKC. 547-7834 Alrcri~ tlOO & .P1rts 9400
TINY to y silver poodles. 1936 & uwo FORD
Show stock. Will hold for Prl. Piiot Course * PARTS *
?t1r. John Willia~
Community Convalescent
Center
3611 Imperial H1vy
Lynwood Calif. 90262
WAITRESS
1a to 35 -FULL TIME
NEAT APPEARANCE. NO
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
APPLY IN PERSON
2 to 5 P.M.
BOB'S BIG BOY
154 E. 17th St.
Cost& Mesa
• WAITRESS
Good Opportunity
Must M.ve good appearane.e
* APPLY IN PERSON *
Snack Shap Na. I
2305 E. Coast Hwy.
Coron• del Mar, Cal.
673-!lffill
• BOOKKEEPER
Attractive opening for
qualllied b o o k keeper.
Prepare monthly finan-
cial reports and quarter·
ly reports. Starting sal-
ary related to experl·
Pnc:e and present earn-
ings. Phone Mrs. Launt
673-3130 for appt.
Equal opportunity employer
GOVERNESS I HoU!lekeeper
to age 4{), for 10 yr. old son
& father. Submit complete
detail f1n:t letter. Box M 551
Daily Pilot.
PART time bookkeeping &
typing mature w o m fl n
prefrrred to work for 11..n
accountant. Call 897-0443 or
839·1649
BARMAID~. Costumes
21 -30. Must be attractive.
Top ""'ages. Apply ln person
bet. 10 AM & 11 AM. 1880
Monrovia, C.M .
GEN. housekeeping, part
time. Must have referencea,
ov.•,1 transp. Laguna Nieue1,
496-3082
/o.1AIDS for Motel \\-mk full
timl!-start $1.65 hr. Se11
l...1rk Motel , Dll Newport
Blvd. C.M. ~7445.
!'::ALES LADY, part time,
d11ys. Kentucli;y Fr I I' d
Oncken, 693 So. O>ut Hwy,
Laguna
GIRL FRIDAY
~iust be accurale typtat. No
•horthand t"l!qldred.
~7.Q638
llOUSEKEEPER.tlve·ln;
molhertna bcilm, Npt. 8cb.
area. Prefer undtr «l.
531-1'50
GEN. ore. Ute tJ.rpina. !U·
Ing. Apply I am-U noon.
21)3 CaJl)IOO Dr. c.M.
DAD..y PD.Or WANT ADS
~.Go-Got
I .
WALNUT bdnn furn
w/formica top, cor. desk,
chest & van. w/ntirror.
Xlnt cond. Sat or Mon a.ft.
5 PM. 646-7647
Quality King.Size Bed,
beautiful quilted matlress,
1tplit foundation. bit-in
frame. Never used. $98.
Worth $250. 842-6536
ROUND Teak dining table
& chain xlnt cond, (seabl
4-61 $100. Lrg executive
style teak desk, 4 drawen
$100. 833-1359
4 PIEX:E sectional daven-
port. Forest green, tuxedo
style, no repair needed.
m-0229
3 DESKS with matching
chairs & 3 additional chairs.
$200 for all. R. L. Stickler.
673-<;5!0
2 UPHOl.SI'ERED Barrel
Chairs. GoJd. $45 for IX>th.
6<12-2526.
DINING room set, Sl.25. Sew-
ing machine, fully recond.,
$65. Cor. tbl, $35. 548-8547.
cusr., naug., 2 coucbes.
recliner chair: 2 walnut
tbls .Like new $100. 968-2868
2 WALNUT headboarsd
Brand new. $100 for both!
*67 5--0144 •
8 PIECE Walnut bedroom
5Ct, $200. 7' couch, olive
& blue print. $150. 892-7846
MATCHED sofa bed & chair,
excellent condition, maroon
nylon frieze $100. 962-1924
Office Furniture 8010
OOX30 MET AL deak, good
cond. $60: !,.Shaped wood
desk, like new $100. Exec.
chair $20. sec'y. chair $20.
510 E. 31st, NB 673-1903
Office Eq~ipmtnt 8Q11
ELECt'RIC Typewriter
Adler executive. type, model
213, carbon ribbon. 1967
model, llke new $300 in-
cl/table. 545-3930.
Hou"hold Good1 8020
entire household to be sold. We're moving to larger quar. e s u RF BO ARDS
Owner Australia b 0 u n d. t~rs and we have a lot ~I _Christmas Speclal! Supe;
Furniture, appliances, tools, pianos and organs we don t light shaplng Blanks, SlS-
& even the howie itself. want to move. .&ic:ne are $25, 1lze1 6'6" thro 10'.
Makf' offers & be prepared used; 10me defl_lOS. !'°me NEW SURFBOARDS $65-all to r e m o v e moveahle repos; aome discontinued
purchases Immediately Sun. models • and all have been
day Dec. 1, 2 thru 5 PM drastically discounted to sell
only-Please m other time. immediately! You must not
2348 Rutgers, Costa Mesa. mL!s this reall,y spectacular
ule. Bey with no money
HOLLYWOOD bed, down 0.A.C. & 5 ye&n to
Orildren's beds le potty pay,
sizes. 548-3487
POOL tablea • Slate New
Gotham Genuine 7/8 Slate
ll<d
7' & 8' Size. Di~t prices,
"24236
WEATIIERBY rune
Mag.
1 Year old. $275. .... -270 seat, couch, tables It cha.in, WARD'S BAWWIN STIJDIO
china le dishes, garden llJ)1. Newport, C.M., 642-8484
tools, etc. .22 gun, 2 large Open Sunday eltemoons camper Utt jackL Must Sell
This Weekend. Name a The Greatest Gift of All om.tSTMAS special • a few
Price. 210% Cecil Pl, C.M. is new Windnnsea short boards
GARAGE. Sale: Old school M~\c In the Home et $105. 646-3TI8
desks, camel back trunk, Give Your loved ones a piano Heid Skla Vector 210
old round oak table, fioor or organ for Otrlstmas. inclucilng binding. $70
aafe, m.lsc la.mpg. work New Hammond organs ~
be.nch (2 -vices) too I 1, from · • ·" · · · • • · .. ·' ·' • $599 1 .::::::==::::::::::::::::c-1
cl th boo.. t . also man llled from • • $5{) o es, , 11n 1que
piano stool. 238 Tustin Ave. New pianos from ... ". $495
Cl. ~. N t Bcb also many used from •• $175 at 1U .,..,.e, p . * SPECIAL *
Sat & sun. 9:am -S:pm Used Hammond B with w-
Appll1ncet 8100
lle and reverb • • • • • .. . $1495
Open every niahl &
Sunday 1-5
W ESTffiGHOUSE Freezer 'tll Oirlstitw; fur your
$100. R.C.A. Refrigerator conventtnce
$75. O'Keefe A-Merritt HAMMOND
Stove $25. Kenmore washer In CORONA DEL MAR
$50. All In Y.lnt shape. 2854 E. Coast Hwy., 673.8930
545-5490 alter 5 PM "SINCE 1911"
REFRIGERATOR. I a r g e The f~st ln new &.
size, two-door with crosstop used PIANOS & ORGANS
Ml1ctll•n1ous 8600
FRIGIDAIRE lmpcerial, 19
cu h., 210 lb. bottom
freezer, near new $225.
Chest of darwers $7.S0.-$25.
Dinette aet (6 clla.inJ $30.
2 Antique oak tables
{library $60, sq. kitchen
$40). Old trunks $25 & up.
Custom Vanity $32.50. 695
Pn.ularlno, al Brl~tol C.M. ........
freezer, white, good cond., KNABE e FISCHER
onl.y $60. 968-lID CONN e WURLITZER KIRBY Vacuum Oeaner &
G.E. Wea.bing Mach 1 n e · FROM $529 attachmenta. Take o v • l'
FOOL TABLES, tennis tbll,
poker this, exerc:latng equip.
at discount pricta. Call
Wallace 538--03U aft, 12
almOlt new, $100. Coldspot ainall pymnts or $411.12 caah.
cbest .freezer, make otter! Hammond chord organ Credit Department. 535-7289
531-7936 only · ·• · · ·· · ·• · · .. · · · · S195 Hammond M·3, like new $695 El.EC Ranre $35. Kenmore 63 O'KEEFE & Menitt dbl Bllldwtn 2 man organ .• $595 washer $45. Power mower
oven ~luxe -40'' range, OONN iplnet demos from $995 $25. Mlmeo&rlPh S35.
griddle, rntiMerle $ 10 0. Gould Mu1lc Comptny 1 "6JS..=,2::LJ6~~~~,,.,,,..-=
543-Jm "S•'-1911" BOUR ~ •• ~ JO' ndl '"'" HAR '>'U"U'lltlll,I, • WASHER. A·l co ft~;,_,, 20-tS N. Main, Sanla Ana good ahepe, $60. &46-465().
Delivered &: ruarant=u ....,, So. of Freeway 547-0081 c.oast Electric, Service"' Mon & Fri eves 'til 9 FIREWOOD FOR SALE
Department. 646-2486 Sunday 12 to 5 % Cord Sl2.50 de!. 549-0409
GWSON Side by side door iii;;;;;;.iiii;iiiioiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.
TREASURES OF
ALI BABA Christmas. 548-7611 $'15 dn, PJ.16 mo. Mooney '36 Ford _ 1 trana $15, 1
BLK. It tan male DacMhund, Alrcralt Sales. F M Pardo continental kit $l!i, 3 16"
8 wkl., AKC reg. Champion Orana;e C 0 u n t Y Airport rims, tries & tubes $2 per 3419 Via Oporto, N.B.
Open dally Incl. Sundays
. 1ll:OO to 7:30 sired. $125. 675-3155 ~-or 546-1610 set, 2 rear fenders $8 ea~
PUPPIES G 2 rear doo!'I complete with -er m a n Mobile Homq 9200 door panels & &tau $10 ea, Shepherd. AKC. $25 &: $35. -ar end $10, drlve oha1t * 644-2101 * NOW •"
HARBOR DRIVE IN
SWAP MEET Coit• M•1•'• Own ,,J.,•f• with U jolnt $15. SCOITIE PUPS, purebred, Moblt• Hom• Show '40 Ford fl.&thead motor, tn-
no papen. 6 wkl, all ahotl Amr.I h4tM" lfWI•• cludes.carb, distributor, rer-
Every Sit & Sun $46. 646-1929 •• M..,. .. DbpleJ ulaUr, oil pan. beam, dutch
Corner ot Harbor Bfvil I SHELTIE 5 moa male, 12·1 _ I 6'1 • 20'1 • 2-4 wld•, usembly 4-,enerator, aJJ
le McFadden, Santa Ana AKC, all shot.a. Phone l•n9th1 t. 60'. Sp•~l.tl low for $20.00, 1 hood $15, brake
531-1272 1ft 7 e 5""-6692 • prl••1 •n 1how -a•t1. dnima Ir shoes $5 ea. Phone
TABLE ...... •tunly ....,. BAY HARBOR !!3&8fil H.B.
tangular d l n Ing table, .H:.o•::.":::"'::... ____ ;.BB:::3:.:01 Moblle Hornet Show a"-CHEV='=="v"'~"'.~283=rno-tor:-"'175
perfect for antiquing, $25. -1425 &ker St, O>lta Meaa. or Best otter. Wl.sconain air
Alao maple finiah, drop I~ PRE-Clffi!STMAS Sale 4 -(At Harbor) cooled motor $50 or ofhr. ~bl • nd s 5 Quarters, 5 -Appys. 10-'' J -ft•-•----~Ill\ Re ~Z:~ C:,,~.~ horses. Xl286 Laguna Ca· e Skyline '69 $6999 64&-~ u..,,,.,.. • O£auo • .-.
freezer, two.door. la r i e nyon Rd, Laguna Beach New double wtde 2 bdrm., 1953 MG TD Xlnt body
11ze, only $60. 968-1Tl2 XLNT For shoWI &: pleasure center kitchen, P & Im tran:. $150 543-n;
* AUCTION * rid!""; \I Quart., ho~ • Sprlnp Manor, fUl1y furn. ::!, ':; w...,;
~ Arabian. $500. 675-5792 lahed 1ncl'1 . .n ldtch. ap-.
II )'OU wW sell or buy 1 GELDING ·-•di .._ ~.n pl.lancn, cptl., drpl. Z % T II T I 9425 WI ._, , ...... e "" ....-..... e dn., .,. •• , trade or ....... 1ru. r1 tr, rive give ndy a ... 1 5 yea.rs old, approx 1S banda: .. , ~ ... ..,
Auctlona Friday 7: 30 p.m. high. 673-2.527 $TI mo. 0 .A.C. GO in Style! 67 Ford camper
Windy's Auction Barn Rick Blldlno's Spec. s1.10~· Travel Queen.
Behind Toey'a Bid&. Mat'l TRANSPURTATION MolMlt World Tollet, shower, boldina tank,
2075 ··--' CM 64S-8686 -19432 Beach Bl., H.B. 967-1377 a:aa elec. ref. &t wata' 1.-i Ne .. ~., BOlh & Y1cht1 9000 436S.Harbor.Bl.,SAS31-8770 beflter. Thent'IO h•at . 2 MAPLE rnd side tbls, Xlnt. 673-155&
Cobblers bench, maple tble LOCAL NEWPORT BOATS IDEAL 2 BR-2 BA Klt·d=:::::::::::::::::::::= lamp, 2 cork 1 a m p 11 27' CruL!lng Sloop, beautiful Tropn :J:) x 5()' on Back w u r 11 t z er s 1 de m fl n, wood conatruction. Abaolute Bay. Ideal for re t 1 red Trucks
Sa.crl.floel &12-6996 evea • top condition! •.••••• , $7400 adu!bl. Private Commwrlty ,65 Ch-EVY
wkendil 47' Crui.stng Kelch •• $22,500 Club Houae, po o I, beach .
9500
=='------·lf4' Fiberglaa Ctua Ketch. Boat dock avall. $10,500. PICKUP KNITTED FABRICS Vo"' !arr• pl)oy • din<tt•, Unit No. 28' Cambridge Wy. Long Bod, ! opd, dlr, ""°" + large dOM: house •. $46,500 673-1254 or 6'?>1341. 300 E. condition thru-out. $185 CUh
""'FOR SALE 50' Motor Saller, Ford diesel, Coast Hwy, NB dellvers or take trade. Take
Rernnanbl, 118.mples &: Mill airy on.deck cabin. Very fast SEE the Dual Wide Road-paymenta $.19.86 ~ CID
&. eble u.ndu sail! •• $59.500 llller Pan Amerbn Para· 4!M-9TI3 or 545--0034
endi Sat. Only 8 a.m. to 2 50' Twin Diesel Cruiser, 2 mount, Elite and General '50 CHEVY P/U. Heavy du-
p.m. 929 Bake', Cotta Meaa. head1 &. shower • ·•· $39,500 mobtle hom@I now at ty f lpd. "-T rear end,
CHJLD'S crib & mattro.,, DAVID L. FRASER Dual Wide Sales •50 .,,.. Good th<~ paint.
pert cond $l!i. Chest ol CALL: Chuck Avery Blk lilt. Rtw good but
drawer. tor rrunery (drk 3424 Via Oporto. N .B. Chapman Mobile Hom ea Inc. need• oil teal. $400. 2740
wood.J $7.50. ~ 671-5252 * 494-3916 Eves. 520 N. H1rbor, S.A. Higbl.aM w-:1, Lquna Bcb.
COLOR TV Con 1 o le, l •. FT. DJstom Fl1mtrvo 531.a571 'Sl FORD panel truck. crpta.
act>tylene torch Complete Ra Bl ~ _._ •· .. _i. -1•-
w/tank! 1c cart. Portable Tr:~~ & ue "(™ MOTOR HOMES 9215 ~xinl~'H pe. _,
ateam cleaner. 642-1224 p a I n t e d . u.lte u-......
B h d U t 60 CHEV ~ T P.U . ._._ PROFESSIONAL ea u t Y n a u r • Y e · ery t I tram State or C.aUf. Vr:ry
relrlgerator. Woo on quiz
show. 1968 Model , list prior
$42) -make offer. 673-7503
Mlon hair dryer, xlnt oond. Three 16~ hp Own.pion ·-~
110 Volts $100. 23" Ph!Jco engines. Complete w I t h clean 6 eyl ""'"'
Hammond Spinet organ TV, $25. 531-lBU aft 4 PM aeveral fuel tankl. steering ·~ PICK Up truck Good
w/percuulon, reverb A 45., SOLID Oak c.ottee Tab!. and contro11. See at 2808 condition, &U-7354, Eftl,
FREE TO YOU
LARGE G•1 refriger•
tor, runs good $50.
repeat. Save $225. ORGANIC Fertilizer, aged Lafayette. Newport Beae.h.
Used spinet piano, $395. horse ml!.llure combined $40. Complete H-0 TraJn 23, CABIN Cruiser Otrygl.er
SCHMIDT-PHIILIPS co. with wood lha.Yiop. Good Set ~~.~~ Eut Balboa Lo s·--all alumn. In 1907 N. Main O 20th mule.h. 833-5332 betwttn 8 A Blvd. DIU..,... ne ...... , ·•
C.mpen 9520
R Santa Ana 5 Mon thru Frt. 11/00 ~ SINGLE beds, mattre-., ~uey"",1~ n :::; ~: REFRJGERA1U croas top FRE~ Small ch o 11 ....... ~~~~"'""'""' .....i..-~-L..'7 Pup ..... •-•-••--l-~.. YOUNG male cat. grey; •t''""'.., ..,,, ...... , a--in! Trade for mnal.ler !ree.zer, 8' ao..... .. .. ....,. h .... ~m C t El~---'---"·r ~ Capri ' --•-
673.1461.
• ' . Dining room set. B&r stools, "'l"'' ._,. o 111 =-.... -ORGANS wry affectionate le very .._._. .-..: . _,,,.. .._ boat or, T Can finance.
coffee. !able, chest o t _,-;:;,;;;;,;;Dei"p"L".,._':;::=14!tlc'->:::= PIANOS 1 o o d w I c h 11 d r f. n . C.M. 5t)..(Jl638 968-47l7
drawera, di.thei, KENMORE washer, l:rand e Player PfaM!I OF G-8982 1213 HIDE-A-BED, turqoo\le, ;14;i,C,PL,;:.;YW;,,,,OO=o",-:::no=w::-,<O"°'HP
Westinghouse washer A: new mu1t aell $1$>. LARGEST SELECTION NEED good home for Stmmorw. $50. 2940 Java Rd. motor; elec. •tarter .1.,;::;;:;;;,,;;c=:=:=~;I
dryer, all kinds of ltuff. J ~==<i••6'>-00tl""""'=::;:•:::--= WAU...7c::s ~~CITY kJve11ble, blond terrier, l~ _CM_._----~=-~ 1 tra.tlet, wW llell • pa.rts.1~1 _ _. I C
9250
'
1B2Ai W. 15th St. Santa Ana. At.rroMATIC w&Sher, pxl 3400 Brlitol, C.M. 540-3165 years, good watch doc. 9 x U 100! NYLON blue forward mntrola, w/wo ~r:.:•.:..;:;•;;.".:..; ____ J
541.-8872 condition $45. Refrigerator gentle, all Kl!lobl. 542--4!67 l p-eea rua. cost $90. Sell tnrller, will ae1..1 perts:. AT.TI'O!:rl'E tncludel top, ;:~=======· J $15. MS-6848 Hammond Chord Organ FOR YoUl' favorite cbarlty. Im' $4.5. Lib new. M$-l'WO S41).....SD), at 25. 1-5 PM windabltld " ch a r I• r'
G•r•ge S•I• 8022 !.ARG ~~-=E=--~o~.K~ ... ~._, • ....,M"m-c,:;:;tt with ~~nw:c $300 Stutttd lll'llmtli, clH.n • RUG: Gold NykJn., 12' x 15'. Jreek. Sat. $550. M7-5l97 aft e PM
GARAGE Sale: 32)'9 Min-ranp Exoellent condition. f'UtUHed, nlce tor Xm.u. Pim pad, S m01 old. fl',
-o>'" Ave. C.M. S<>2l1L 151l. """17' gn..1.13.1 12/3 Xbtt """" MM29ll $ 11•-·.. 9010 Molo<""'loo 9300 H~tch Jti -Hi, early l'RIGmAIRE wuh!Jr. aood Radio 8200. MALE. Mh.ed breed 4. tDOI. i HOPS MITH COM· .;.•=-=-=-------'-1:;;.:;.::.;=:i.:.=-----1--:=;:-:=;:-::,.,;,--.un.ri.CI' pol• lamp. IT' condllioo 145. ... ,, rm ~·R """' u ""'"· ..... hu •hotl, .............. BINAT!ON SAW. $125. aJLUMBIA .. "Quortda" • HONDA • NEW HEW NOW
TV a: ottw:r misc ltema. Monrovia. c.M. ~ In orlc carton. sz. 1168-81U 1213 815-M • wa.nta 3rd puine:r. hrp! TRUCK and CAMPl&I
>);.Sun. Pd $39 • ..,_,m UPRIGHT Ptano, tttlllt be ALUMIN\JM tnner •wnlnll -....,. """"· "" 6, MINI BIKES and "";.:r,'5...._ Sal ......_,_ "'-.._...__ ......... to 1 ce t 1'nv..... ................. """" plley, end head, •Ill, .-
GARAGE " ·~· ,_,, Ant19... 8110 =.'..1..;:"".9..ms Uil ~.;;; Alt;$PM 14.000 .Sat 8o1boe. Marina. GENE O'IWIA~"
"'"' Chrutm., """"°'"°"" ===-=--·--'-'--Telovlslon 1205 ,.,... ~· M>-m5 "" 'fo' o~ ·u· SADDLllACK ........,. •le.·,.. Hudaon, C.M. S.L PRE-O>rhtmu aa!o, China, DOG -""'-" l>l'f," .W1 OE .Jectrlc r>>we· Good. $35. * $"'9 * 14111 N. TtmdQ. 1U. ISCT.&!81 10 to 5, Sun 10 to 5. a.I.ult miac1. DottiH Anti-MAGNAVOX TV I S t e "'a pup. 4 mos:. ndl id bomt. J1oor fUrna01 100.000 Bro it' ENSIGN, lots of cxtru u
SAT ' Sun. 1509 If-...,.. 1a161 s.acb 81"1 -bo only 6 ""' ....,, 539-23<1 M 121. .,._ • .............._ Coat $52IO. HERB FRIEDLANDER Dune IUlllol 9525
Or. (We It c 11 ff ) NB. Stanton. CaHf, 828-1000. O>St•, now $350. 6d-OU8 ONE Stud ....nc. cm tltl)' HUMAlf haJr .P1attmarn man,. MUil lll1 SID). ...... IJ1M llACH ILVD. HW. Ml-----"''------1
6hopl:m.lth, pwr mower, FIREPLACE Screen, oAd zr· BLMX A wbltt Zfll'liUI toJ AKC poodle: to~ de Fall. 12'' k:q, $29. MALIBU O•trtiser • ltllecbS..8.SrtoftFwy,) PRIVATE-1111Wdambl:ar --~~·:,;':;o";;.· =..,.;;;;;::;;;;;;J --Iron, -TV:..,._-.; W.. -· -U/3 --· -aba. lllqf 1Jl!O. 1'11 Scnmblw, llllO ml, -· melal a.Jte4. $11111. CLocKs<;t.ASS-ANTIQUES tnn....... w/m.t. $ 2 5. $100. N2-11TI SCRAPS 1o ..... doll cioOn m·P'l, -Gor-"""" lOot coad. llQ-JOU ucal. ooo4. $m. e llWT1J e
Mlle. SAT • SUN "°' ,.. IG.lm Rent A C..lor TV or .. tdl qullta. m-Dl2 U/l rant ...Wpla • ....... LIDO l<, 2 .. !!'!!·. >.li3i. -rrs --llme. ...
cnl Ave., CM. VA.Sr ltDck Amrr A Dir &ow U J10 mo. 66-1812 SANDY lot.m. top IOU. 110S ~Aw. CV. Full nm. Daw Jlot'-~ .....-. HONDA -Scn.mblar, la psi~ ..... l Sii _dlil
WASHER • ..,,,.,., '""" llm> 6 clocb. L''' J 5'Mm U/30 flll.EWOOO $USO. -,.., / ml, U. o. 'G, lllll tllw. DAILY PILOT 01 ... •• , • • pm -· u-.. ·~·-... u 28 '""' QUICKER tOU cw. ~, -MM ~-~-1 lt.ma. ""' -. .-.-N-::,:_ ... ~'"'"' ... ~ 'nlE rv,..,__ YOU m.L QIAR(ig )":ll2r wut •d now. ar.aa Wldtl f.lesihuitlr Xlnt. HUit -•l-~ nv" Clm.llair, CM. 83S"'*8 ... -....-· otvu. "--" """'_._..
II
• '
•
--------- - = = -------------~----------------~-----_ .... _ _. .......................................... ___ .. ...
·I
I
J
j
I
22 DAILY PILOT
• ~aUICK
. • ~ ,
1968
Clearance
llct DISCOUNTS ON
1KI ITRAOOLERS
Llrn.lted num~r -but
If we have the 1nodel
you want -You'll nev-
er find a bigger dis·
count Rivieras, Et e c·
tras, Le Sabres, Wild· cau.
12-1968
DEMOllSTRATORS
:,t:anageu a: Salesinen's Personal cars marked
..-.-ay down. No bigger
discounts u n t I I next
year.
BRAND NEW 1969
BUICK
~ V8, automatic, power
steering, radio, heater,
deluxe w h e el covers,
head rests plus all of
the factory standard
equip. 92105118
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY •••••••t
JAGUAR
HEADQUARTERS!
Complete Sales -Serv-
ice and Perts Depart-
ment for JAGUARS.
S•• The fKcitin9
1969 J19u1r Tod1y •••••••• MEW '69 OP Ell
Ready For Delivery
Wouldn't yov no1lly r1+h1r
hav1 mort h11d room, ltg
room, 1hould1r rooin, hor11
pow1r & 1tylin9 for th.1
1am• 1mou11t of money , , ,
1v1n 1111?
New '69 Opel Coupe
$191921
Delt.ry I~ Con M ...
Fully 1qvipp1d ln1;ludin9
dual ma1t1r cylind•r br1k•
1yt1m, r1dio, h•1ttr, whit1
w•lli, du1I 'P••d win d·
'shield w i p •rt, w1rnin9
fl11h•r, •tc,. •fc,
, 91014 18
All 1969 Model& and
Colors Her. •• ,
Ready to Drive I • '64 CONTINENTAL
4 dr. H.T. L1nd1u top, full
pow•r1 f•cfory t lr, (TES·
6641
$1795
'67 IUICK
El•clr• 225, Full pow•r,
factory •ir, L•nd111 top.
(lRJ2231
$3595
'67 RIVIERA
Full pow•r, fie. 1lr, !THI·
521 l Av1r191 r1f1il 81111
Book $4265
$3895
"63 RIVIERA
Full pow•• ind f1 ctory 1ir
co11ditionin9, ! PIV276 J
$1295
'66 LE SABRE
2 Or. H.T. Auto., PS, PB,
f1cl. 1ir, !RYVl99\ Av••·
191 rtl1i! alu• Boole-$2615
$2195
'65 CHRY~LER
)00 2 Or. H.T. Full pwr4
• ~ fie. ltr. IN BZS46l Avtr·
'191 r1~il 81111 Boo~ $2ll0
1595
'63 BUICK INVICTA
St1lion w19on. Auto., R&
H, PS, till whl., lu99. rick,
fie, 1i•. !WXV5ll)
'1195
'66 DODGE Monaco
4 dr. H.T. A11tom1 tic, PS,
1ir cond. ITPVOlJl R1l1il
11111 Book $2420
'2095
'64 CADILLAC
Con¥1rtlbl1. Fu I I pow1r,
f1ctory 1 i r. M1eh1nic'1
Sp1ci1L I l05 I
$1295
'H SKYLARK
Coupt. VI, 111!0.,.•tlc.
ll)(E75ll A ... 1r191 r1!1il
llut a..1' $1045 ' . '895
21' E. 17111 ST.
(l'HI IUICI COINllJ
COSTA MESA
148-7765 .. ...,,. . -"' ' ""' s..-, • -"' ...
Soodoipl0-4,.
!AoDle·-
-"
Saturday, Nowmbtf JO, 1968
TRANSPORT A TIDN .;.' :.;:KA.;;N.;;So:PD..;;..;;R.;;TA'-T'-l..;.O;..;N_ 1T ;.;.RA=N-'-SP:...O;.cR:..;T_.A;.;.T;..;ID-'-H'--1 _T'-'-RA=N.;.;SP..;D;_;;R;_;;TA;..;.T;..;l.:;.DN;.c__T _RA_N_S_P_O_RT_A_T_l_D_H __ 1 _T_RA_NSPORTAT!~N _
;oD.;.u•;.;•:.-B_ug,,_,g,_IH ___ 9_5_25 Imported 4,~.. 9600 Imported Aulo1 9600 Import.ti Avtos__!...~ Imported Autos 9600 lmJ>Omd Autos 9600
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
PORSCHE • powered dune
bu&IY. YeUow t I be r cl a 1
bOd,y. l~ tirts. 5'.'e to ap-
preciate, Make o f-4 er !
646-3$)2
Jmportld Autos
• Spot Ca.ab tor hcporta
We pay more for any iwport
re1ardle1111 of ~ar. make
or coodttlon. lry u1 belott
yOIJ sell. ELMORE
MOTORS, 15300 Beach Blvd.
Westminster. 894-3322.
DATSUN
'69 '69 '69 NEW '69 '69 '69
'69 DATSUN
Look!!!
50,000 mi. auar •
$186.86 Down
$53.86 for 36 mo.
OAC + Ta.x & Lie •
Barwick Hayden Imports
993 So. Coast Hwy., L.B.
494-9TI3, 545-0634
'69 DATSUN PICKUP
Loaded, 4 spd, d1r o/green
paint, white side walls, 6
ply tires. $188 Cash or older
foreign car in trade. Pymnts
S56.86. Call after 11 A.M.
545-0034
'67 Dotsun Sedan
Black beauty with air co~.
4 spd, dlr. Near ?Jew! $a:5
Cash delivers or take trade.
Will fine priv pty. Low picy·
ments. 494-9773
FERRARI
FERRARI
Newport l mporta Ud. Or-
ange County'• only author·
ized dealer.
SALES · SERVICE • PARTS
3100 W. Coe.st Hwy.
Newport Beach
642-94<6 540--1764
AuthorUed MG Dealer
* NEW FIAT *
AUTOMATIC "'SSO"
5199 DOWN • OAC * S4 6. 58 pt'r month *
"8SO'" Stick S42 .6S PR MO
HERB FRIEDLANDER
962S Gcndt>n Gro¥t> Bl~d.
JAGUAR
Jaguar 67 XKE Coupe
A gorgeous car. Finished in
deep midnight blue w/plush
contrasting glove leather in-
ter. Chrome wire's AM/FM.
Kept up to the minute and
shows meticulous care. A
must tor the quality minded.
J1rluµorr
311nµorrs
3100 W. CooBt Hwy.
Ne"W"POrt Beach
00.Mlli 540-1764
Authorized MG Dealer
'66 JAGUAR
3 PT. 8s. Automatic trans.,
power steering, wire wheels. e E-Z TO BUY
JIM SLEMONS
150'l So. Main
Edinger and Main
543-3S67
'64 JAG XKE Coupe or
Roadster. Both beautiful
cars. Best oHer over $2275.
642-8589
'59 JAG. 3.4 Litre sedan,
4 sp. o'drive, new tires,
immac. cond., 42113th H.B.
MERCEDES BENZ
MG
Joguor 18XKE
Polo Red w/b!ack leather
interior. Every possible ex·
tra. Chrome 'o\•ire wheels,
. stereo. ETC.. ETC. Only
6,IXXI mill"'11. Showroom con-
dition.
J1ru1µort
; Jlinµorts
3100 \V. Coost I-fwy.
N cwport Beach
642.941li 54().17&1
Authorized MG Deali r
67 MG!l-GT Coupo
Newport blUt: w/black leath·
er bucket. AM/FM radio,
"''ire w~. Pirelli tires.
13,00'.l local miles. PerfC'Ct
condition lhruout. Must see
and driVI"'.
J1rlupon
3hnµorrs
3100 W. Cout Hwy.
Newpor't Beach
lf2.!MC6 :"">ID-1764
Mrthom...a ~tG Dl>aler
THE QlllCKER YOU CALL. mm QUICKER YOU SELL
MG MORGAN PORSCHE TRIUMPH VOLKSWAGEN
-------1--------1 -'67 vw MG 1964 MORGAN 4+4 Porsct.o 67 912 Coupe • SALE •
, SHARP!' 6#-1138 4 apttd, chro1ne wheels, AM Takergtt red with bla.ck In.
Siles, Service, Pim I .::=::=::======o I /FM, tog liunps, etc .. etc. ,65 Trlumph TR4 Powder terlor. ftadk), bump et
MG
"'
OPEL Bahama )'ellow/BlaCk inter. bl 1 h ,_ ._ __ ,_ guardJ, ETC.. ETC. l~,000
Comple-te new ventoryl----------I Abaolutely llawleu wndJ. ae w 1 w .. ., w1111:..-.... • local milts. Pttfe<:t throuab-
See the new AU¥tin Amerlca don. BeautUul. Uc RZB'153 out. 12 month wunt.lt,y H.... Now.I '68 OPEL Kelly 81.,. Boo1< s.y. $11'0
Kadett, Ral1ye moMI, 5,000 Our SpecW Sale Price $1425 J1rtuµort
3111tµorts
J1rluµorr
31111µons J2rtuporl
3\inport s
"'"""· SAVE ELMORE e E·Z TO BUY
ll.00 W. c..uast Hwy.
Newport Beach
JIM SLEMONS
1502 So. Main
EdinJo;:Cf and Main
S43-3567 642-~ 5-10-1764
Authorb:ed MG Dealer ---------
'64 MGB PORSCHE
Ermine white · w/black tn. POR'--·s Co pl In• terior, wires, radio, white ~ -m ete •
aide wall tires. 12 month ventory of used Porsches:
WIUT&nty 1961 • 1968 All A:rf! Fully
. $1395 F;quipped and All Are Guar·
an teed .
J2rtuµort
3hnµorts
G42·94tli Som-1764
Authorized MG Dealer
3100 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
J1rtuµort
3\inport s
3100 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
642-9400 54().17&4
Authorized MG Deall"'r
Porsche 63 Super Coupe
Cham.pange mist with con· Sky blue w/contrasting Jeach-
tra.sting I eat her interior. er inter. All Porsche acces-
Evety possible extra includ· sories. Absolutely the fines!
~ wire wheels. '63 Porsche in Orange Co.
'65 MGB
$1595
.!1 r tuµ or t
Jltnµorts
J1rluµort
31tnµorts
3100 W. Coast Hwy.
3100 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach
Newport Beach 642.94ffi 54().1764
642·~ 540-1764 Authori.U!d MG Dealer
Alltboru.ed MG Dealer '67 PORSCHE 912, 5 sp.
*New MG*
GET A
BETTER DEAL
HERB FRIEDLANDER
JJ7SO B ~oeh Blv1 I Hwy 191
2 blk' So. G.G. Fwy.
White.blk int. C h r o m e
wheels, AM -FM. Very
clean. Sat·Sun only, 1845
Monrovia, CM, Sp 17
PORSCHE '68
911 s
Just arrivl"'d!
3100 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Bea.ch
642-!WC6 540-1764
Authorized MG Dealer
FORMER Show car, 1968 eng
• deck decambered Bursch
fUthaua:t • l<ont shocks •
Michelin radials • custom
pa I n t . black leather •
carello lamps • luggage
rack • chrome wheels, $3500.
548-8836
SUNBEAM
• SALE •
'67 Alpine, fiashing red with
wire wheels. Lie TRD403
Kelly Blue Book Says $Z215
Our Special Sales Price $1695
ELMORE
MOTORS
TOYOTA
Ph. 83S-1200
15300 Beach Blvd., W!bnnstr
'63 Sunbeam Alp'n
Both hard & soft toPti. Wire
wheels, radio, heater, etc.
Exceptionally c le a n. 12
month warranty.
J1rtuµort
Jltnµorts
3100 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
642-9405 540-1764
Authorized MG Dealer
89].JS66 537·6824 100 Miles * S6!195.
T&M MOTORS TOYOTA =====::.........:::.__ Garden Grove Blvd. at Beach 1----------
9900 534-2'i84 or 11:.!_892-5551 • SALE ---------1 Porsche 67 912 Coupe • GROTH
CHEVROLET
WE'VE GOT THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL TRUCKS IN
ORANGE COUNTY
'63 CORVAIR
Polar while w/hlack leather
inter. FuUy equip. incl. AM/
FM radio. Chrome wheels,
Coco mats., etc. & 5 SPEED
TRANS. Mint condition.
J1rtuport
3hnµorts
3100 W. Coast Hwy.
MONZA Newport Beach
6 Cy!., Pow•r9fid1, OJH.'436 642·"'-""1764
"OK US ED CAR" '"'"" ~ Authorized MG Dealer $899 '59 PORSOIE, '63--S.90 Tape
---------·I Deck, AM/FM Xlnt Cond.
'64 IMPALA Best oHer, 675-4008 Aft. 6
'66 Toyota Sport Sejlan. 90
hp, 30 m.p.g. Park green.
Lie RSW307.
Kelly Blue Book Price $1360
Our Special Sale Price $1095
ELMOR~
MOTORS
TOYOTA
Ph. 83S-1200
15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr
TOYOTA!
M(YJ'()RS
TOYOTA Ph 839-1.200 3100 W. Coast llwy.
· Newport .Beach l5JXI Beaeh Blvd., Wstmnstr 642.94Cf5 54().1764
'59 Triumph TR-3. Looka Authorized MG Dealer
good. Cl.ean. New top win.
dowa, aide curtains and Ion·
oeat.t covei;. PriYate pa.rt;y mw;t sell. $550. 673-~7 any.
time.
1965 Triun1ph TR 4
fl550. calJ
673--9361 alt 5
VOLKSWAGEN
• SALE •
~ '68 VW's
$199 TOTAL
DOWN PAYMENT
$44.02 for 36 + 1
Bank Financing
T&M MOTORS
Garden Grove Bl. at Beach
53(..2284 or Ill 892-5551
'66 VW Wagon, exceptional
condition. $1750 Pri Pty.
Call 968-4205
1963 VW Comper 1966 vw. original owner. "'"' condition. * 8J0..1548 * Ready to go hunting, fishlngl=========
"' ;.,,1 p1,;, ""'· Loadoo VOLVO with all the gear. Lowest
:;::,";' '"""''· Lie. BTI'269.,-.--S-A_L_E_•_
$1495
ELMORE
MOTORS
TOYOTA
Ph. 839-1200
15.'l>O Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr
'66 vw
Squareback. 1 owner
$149S e E·Z TO BUY
JIM SLEMONS
l50'l So. Main
Edinger and Main
5434567
'66 VW 1300, sunroof, ex·
cellent condition, I o w
mileage. Asking .$1350, or
offer. 673-4846
'63 VW, newly rebuilt engine,
snappyr new comp. yellow
paint, good tires, radio.
642-0TI7
"66 vw
Like New! 12.000 ml * 494-5924 *
1956 vw
Good Transportation
$225. 54()...8231
'60 VW Orig owner, looks
sharp, runs good. $.'iOO. cash
firm. 642-7619
'66 VW Sedan, good cond.
new tires. $1225. 962-2042
wekends or aft 6 PM
'63 Volvo 4 dr 6 pass. station
wagon. Hard to find model.
Georgeous tan. Lie # KTY·
893 .
Kelly Blue Book Price $1265
Our Special Sale Price $995
ELMORE
MOTORS
TOYOTA
Ph. 839-1200
15300 Beach Blvd., Wsbnnstr
VOLVO?
We Have Them All!
SEE US 1ST OR LAST
BUT SEE USt
eMltmU
IMPORTS
OYOTA·YOLVO
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303
'66VDLVO
Automatic trans., radio and
heater.
$179S e E·Z TO BUY
JIM SLEMONS
1502 So. Main
Edinger and Main
S43-3S67
'62 VOLVO SM.
'64 VW Radio, Heater, clean, Mech xlnt $695. Owner. 962-IDG good condition. $899. Pril========= pty. Call 642-5015 Race Cars, Rods 9620
'65 VW. New paint. Diamondl---------
tuft interior. Ex. tires, ex. RACE Prepared H Prod.
cond. Best oiler. 54~ Sprite S.C.C.A. Lega1, $450.
'63 VOLKSWAGEN. Above * 545-4930 *
Autos Wanted 9700
WE PAY CASH
FDR YOUR CAR
BLUE CHIP
AUTO SALES
Zl.45 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mes.a
642-9700
Will Buy
u...i Cere 9900 u ...i c. .. 99111 ------Ntwpom .. Moton
"'"' 1w-e ....
lowe:st Pricesl
5th Anniversary Sile
Newporter Moton
BUICK
'57 BUICK, good condition
. see to appreciate. Good
Paint. tires, interior. $275.
2230 Pacllic Ave, Costa
Mesa. 548-0291
62 BUICK Wildcat Sporl
Coupe. 29,000 miles. Ps, pb,
pw, fac air. Good tires.
Owner. 646-7682
1950 BUICK, Super. RW1S
good, new seat covers. Good
tires. $100. 548-2561
65 BUICK Grand Sport Big
eng. Good cond. .$ 1 8 O O
642-8898, 3-6 PM
'62 BUICK Spec. convert.
New top; pwr .. steer.,
brakes. Clean. $500. 842-2396
CADILLAC
'66 CADILLAC Convert. 1
owner all Cadillac ac-
cessories including tilt &
tell"'scopic \vheel, a u to ,
trunk, power vent, light sen-
tinel, door locks. Gold. with
tan interior. Best cash offer
over $2975. 642-8589
'65 CADILLAC Coupe de
Ville, new tires, excellenl
cond. $2300 or oiler 642-6974
CAD. '65 Seel. D.V. immac.
black, 1 owner, lo mi. Air.
Full pwr. $3195. 646-4006
DAILY PILOT WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS!
CHEVROLET ~
---· 't-'64 CHEV MALIBU'.'
Z.dour lfardtop, radio, he~
tor, aur.o tra..ns-. whitow8"'-
Llc. No. OLT +tll. :·
$25 ·:,
dawn &: monthly paymeni,:
Today only! All down ~ ...
ntoothly payment.1 illcl ...
tax l license & ~
charge for only 36 ~
on approved bank credl=t:.O~ SADDLEBACK DOD
1401 N. Tustin, S.A. 547.
'62 CHEV Impala SS, ps~
RIH Conv, bkt seats, Coed
cood. $595. 646-09;;'.;)
anytime. ••
1967 DELUXE EI-Cami!.:i,
Auto, disc, brakes; new
tires, radki, Lo miles.
Ready to roll. 673-5746
'56 Chev 2 dr Sed. 3 sp SfJPt
$225. '58 Cad 4 dr DeVill• •
power $215 or Best oder
540.1253 att 5:30.
'63 IMPALA 4 door h~
top. Llke new, 33,00J actitll
mi. AJr, R/H pwr stJ"i,
$USO. 64&-9740 •
1961 CHEVY 6 cyl, awlo.
Good tra.nsportaloin '•' ""°· s7>-4f3o
63 CHEVY Nova WaiqJ,
$800. New tires & baltE!r.f ..
P/B, P/S. Air, 841-7015 :'i
'68 CHEVY Impala, Cusl6m,
(Green), 327 eng. Air, R(l-1.
w/walls, a.ircond. 833-2811
'63 MONZA .•
Low mileage. ~
833-1552
CHEVY • 1960 Biscayne, rito
trans, p/s, r/h good nlll·
ning condition. 548-1236 •
'59 EL CAMINO, r/h, auto,
air, 283 sharp, $550. 962-1077
'61 CORVAIR Camper:
$550. 549--2369
Is Your Ad in uur classifiedi?
Someone will be lookin&'. 'lor
it. Dial 642-5678 '
Used C1r1 9900Used Cars
.•
* *QUALITY* *::
Coit No More Al Jolin1011'1 • , •• Tlie fines! n1w Con.:.:
tnienl•l1, M1reury1. end Cougat1 1ttrecl th1 moil choic-,•
"Tr11d1·ln1." lnvtslig•+• th111 templin91 of our bif !
v1ri1ty in 1lock, :! ,• '62 Chev. V-8 lmpolo Sed. $79!iii
P/G, tr•n1., R/H, tic. Sparkling tuxedo bl•ck w/imm1c.,'
fewn inter. Xlnt. thru-oul. TEZ650. ••
'62 Comet Station Wogon $695.:
Cu1lom qu•lity compect. A/T. R/H, chrome roof top.;
lu991'ilt rick, 1lc. Sparkling orig. 1l•mo tin w/1neppy':'
red/whilt, 111 ¥inyl int1r. PUF0?8.
'62 Ply. 3 Seater Sta. Wag. $895
Powerf~ll ''Fury" V-8 w/ A/T, pwr. 1t11•;;• R/H, 1fc •.
Gliilening ori.,,. Sierrt Gold. FWS94. "\"
'64 Pont. Cotolina Convert. $1195. ' A pow1rful "H1" 1111 man "Fun·N-Sun" 1p1ci1I, All~·
Ale1 k1 whil1 with 11ddl1 interior, OLE'117. ' -'65 Chevelle Mo6bu Hdtop $1595-
v.rv popular V-8 SPORT CPE. in • ju1t right 1lz1 for
m1ny. P/G. tr1n1., pwr. 1+.!1•., tic. Sperklin9 ori9. 1T!.;.
:~;lu~~i:::c~~; i;·~:~;s :.yag. $l ?9~
Fact. "AIR CONO." F~ll pwr. 1qpt. G!i1t1ning ,11 Ale1-:•
k1 white w/•nappy Fi11te Rtd inl11. !Over $4,000.:.
n1w). Buy • known ¥1!u1! POR2l]. ·~
'65 Mustan~ V-8 Hdtop •.. $1695~
AIR COND. All. pwr. iteer., R/H, 1tc, B1111t, ori9.:•
t1a! blue w/imm1e. blue vinyl ini1r. Ev1r 1m11rt 1nd '
stylish. VFSB61. :: .,
'62 Continental ......... $1395~
B11 utiful Hondur11 maroon m•l•ll;e w/r1d n•lur1I lt•lh-::
1r/dacron inter. Fief. "1ir.cond." •nd 111 1p1c1 eg•·Z
power 1ui1h of cour11. A 001 owne• c.i1r from I fin•·:
homt. Br•nd n1w pr1mi11m fir11 too, A +.1m1ndoui •e·•
m1inin9 in1lri111ic valu1 in • cl111i' cir for tht dil·~
erimin1ting buy1r. IXR941. ;
'64 Conlinental $1795 !
Oi1tincliv1 Platinum w/ Silvtr S1bl1 lnl1r. Feel, •ir:
corW. ind full power eqpl. of coun1 ind fin1if AM-:
FM r•dio-"l iv1-A·Littl1!" No. 102617
11t C•r lo' 011 Horbor 11 ... d.
Johnson & Son
LINCOLN MERCUlY COSTA MESA IRA.NCH
1941 HARBOR BOULEVARD
COSTA MESA 642-7050
"A CASUAL PLACE TO IUY ••••. AND REDISCOYE••
THE COURTESY OF OLD SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA"°,
9600 Imported Autos
GAUi!~, ~ I
I
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE?
GROTH
CHEVROLET
18211 BEACH BLVD.
ADAMS
'~ 'ACIFIC COAST HWY.
"66 DAnUN • , •• SJOtS
St•lion w•9on. ITALl 191
I
I
I
I
I
I
nus I 2 DOORS, 4 DOORS AND CAMPERS
Aro Hero Now For I
DELIVERY TODAYI
18835 Beach Blvd. .~~."..'"""'"~~~-I
.. ,. ••.m.·tt•l".11'1. -CloiMll 5uft. I
lll'tlCI l PAm HOUIS HUNTINGTON BEACH ""°"*' •:•I.I'll. "tll t:•-.1'11.
Huntington Beach I 842 7781 or 540 0442 ,;:::::_ ?:::".';."::. I 847.68]q • 545·886] • • ....... k#t.l"I,,_ CloMll S#I. 6 11111.
o:i~';,~~:;;~~., lfl • • • • • II.II • • ._._. • •
•
NOT AT
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA -1969
CORONA H.T. COUPE
DEMONSTRATOR
s1999
Only l,000 inll1•. lmmacul1t1, Still
und1r f•clory wetr111ty.
1969
CORONA H.T. COUPE
DEMONSTRATOR ,
52399
Autom1tlc, t ir conditionin9, red1o,
1111d1r 6,000 mil11. Still und1r f1 ctory
w1rr•nfy. .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"·'
BILL MAXEY
TO~~[!]~
EASY TD REACH AT GARFIELD lo BEACH
• .
18881 Beach Blvd. Ph. 847-8555:
HUNTINGTON BEACH
3 Ml. NOllTH OF PACIFIC COAST HWY. ON BEACH BDULEVAR
------ ---· r a·· e • = _ -----·-
f ' '
" ,.
:· ' :· ' " " ;.
:· ' . ·: :• :· " :· •• ,• ..
•• •
•'
.. .,
·: •l '• " ·. .. . • " " •
• •
·---~· -· ·~·~·---·~·--~-~---·---:~-=--"'.""--""!""'!"' __ .,... ... _.._ ......... ~~~ .... ----,.... ..... -=---..... ~~ .. . ~.... ~ -. -.. ·~-~ ---------------~~~ ..
'
:• .....
' :·
' ' .. ,. ..
::
' .. .•
•
2150' HARBOR BLVD~ COSI~ MESA.
·-NO. CReDIT
PROBLEMS
·"· • Tot•I .....
D11, P111t.
,
r ••• r •
Mo. ,mt.
' I -. --'57 Wck 4 Dr. H.T. " . '11. UH, P.S., P.t. IFPH Jltl ,-. . '" Tetol Mee" + r .. l ui';
$10
r.t.1
i.. D'11, P!"'· Tot.I
Mo. P111t. '
. '60 ,.._ I ~ WGCJO!
4 ~~· AJ, l&H. Ille. H•. FXlttlll .
$t9V: $19 ·$19 ... . ,
• •
TRANSPORIA TION SPICIA LS
•MlllYOUllAVEiisit...-wr • ival f YOU Ail N1W lH MIA •
• MN If, JOU HAD A' l£ioosSlssloll .. NoellD~ TAPE •
. '
-2 .. ..,. k~t4,.,. Y-1, P.S., f•ctory •Ir, R&H.
cu •• No. JER. 4651 .,
'61-C"-t1elmt .4 Door S1dan
Tetal Tet•I ru.. N•. MAU tl4) '
$1.99 $19 .$1·9
••· •••· 11 •. ""'· $ AA $ $ 9
" ·.' '61 ' -R--L.•--& .:.._... ..... • • • • 1: 7'11' . 19 I ~ ~ "m.n-~ ~-Te.NJ .~ -Tet•I T ... t ·
T.tlil "'1co + Tn"'a Uc.
,.._ .. +·r _.....,._ £>,. r,a+ M•. P.t: • J 4.., -"•"· A.T., R&H. Ille, No. IHM..,, ·--·-· .. ____ .. , _ .. ____ _
$199 '$19 $11 ,, .'60 .~l•t tel Air
' •. -2 4...-.............. A.T. QH. PL
(Lit. .... HY\A4tl
$199
T ... I ftfCo + ·Tt11: I Uc.
•
19
: • I• •'
1fei~ Prlc• · T.tal Tot111I J.li.a'ls•d••· 9• Cyl.; A •. T,21'1H3.; (U. N ... l'WT2
1
3
141 J
totel ftlu • :rottt \ .17•t•I · , .. -'+ T• & Lie. 011. PMt. tr-to. PW. ·:. . , ~ · _ ' .. :· :·
'.\ .• . , ..
.•
+ fu a Lie. 1 011. P111t. M• •• ~·-~ ___ . _____ .., ___ ,. '6t Ol!lsmttlDI s. ......... , ... T.tol"1~ .' "'"f ... I '.'' Totol
· \63-Hill!lilii ~.Miu ·, .,., ... · ~ -+:r,.a,.u... Do..,""·-·"'",..
• _..., MCl111, •wt.. treM.l. Mit.r tuc. No. 4 4.., He,..,,~·NY-IRA•z·!·· •~H, H, Pl., ! w6L till / . .._ ..,.c. 0• Jtt i -
$1.99, t $J9 . $19 ~!!! ·~.~ •T!~
Totol Pric• _.T~~. , .... T.t,_.•I .' + r..: a ~Uc. Dt1. P111t, M•. t.t. · + Tu I Uc -r.,.., "' , . .
. '62 D1d11 Dart ,
Sto. w ... 11 •• ,.... • 4t. A.T., UH, P.S.
;(lJ4. Mi. fYA·l711 • -s399:. TorAJ. .. ie1
· +Ta a Uc.
Totcl 011:~ PM+.
. ~u....,. •.iim11 soo I . ' , •' \ ~ . . 4 It. H..T. V-t, AT .. '5 IUt. H• OKM 141) s3" 99 TOTAJ. ~ICI , -+Te6Uc. ' -~ .
. .. ,., ......
'''
546-3010
eWE 'CARR
OUI OWN
CONTRACTS
'IS. ..... Sp11W
4 ~-laN!.,. WI, A.T,. MH. IU.. No. 4\lc Jtll s49 · ;OT~~ , .-
. .+Ta 6 Lio.
f ,.,L 4 4r. V0 I, A.T., RAH, PS. N . '
IUc.: N-. IH5°J6JI
$199
Total llliktl +TU I u..
$19
Tete!
Dril. PMt.
$19
T .... "' .......
.., Cadlllac •. Ylll9
' . > v.1, A.f'., '5, fod. oft, l .W., 11:1· .. MH
. tU•,. N. QaH.t•ll ~ -. .
. ''" ,'$21 •• f"!I..... Totol + Tu a:-Uc. D.. PIM. " .
' I .> , ' , .. ~-....... w..-
• DMr. A.+.. W.t11.t l&H,.J.l. tu .. Ne. i.w 1111
$149 $14 , $14
r ... 1
Do ..... . T .... ""· .....
•
-" -' •' ,. ,, > ' • ! -
12 .... Al P!P!'·'~ ~·· ·~-. ......... lfc. Ir 4~ .. ·-····· ... tipproYlll ........ ' . ,
. CH.CK .. IVIRSON
" :·
.. '• • .
" • " ;-..
•
PLAYS
SWID ..
MUSIC •••
11 "" 111111
• O.r •--' VW', h••• p1M14 tl• YW 16 ,.._. 14t.fy 1"4
p.1rl«*4lftcc tt.t. AiiJ h1•1 01r I OD 'l 1u1r111tM that
Wc'll Np1lr or rtifl1c1 elf MC}M · ... .ti.11lc1J p1rts• f.r '
JO 4,.,. ., 1000 11111•1 •• whlch-..r COlllM Rrit •. ~t.
·~~·r. totfl11 lc o ur Miot Mit ·...t, i.o .. •l,lltod Mw.1 ·It 111111 tliet wey, ~.. •
• ••11111101 troM111:i11lo11, ,...;. oslo, fr.nt cid1 •uo•Wiek,
tlr1ko ..,•t•ll'lo olicfric1l11ytt.lll. . ·• .
• 75 ·--·\ .. USID, "'~: . 1·
.$299 TO ti 9.99 ·•~7 • . ~ .
1 I .,. PORSCHE. ti I AUTO. '41 PORSCHE S.71-4 SPD . I
'" ~RscHI .it$ SPD '• •61-10oseH,tll_i'S'-'1i"ru•SCH1 sm 4 s"D¥ .• ,, POUCHE CPI 4 SPD._
, JIOl\SCH! ''' 1 5'° ""••i PORSCHE suP n • '4 PORSCKI Sl'li ti 4 .. S'° • . , .,JtD . ~
·u v.w. t rAsraus
'Ii.I Y.W. MIS
'64 Y,W, IUS SUH~
'67 Y.W. DLX t PASS IUI
' .
-... v.w: C..1o1m
'6' V.W. DLX
• PASS IVS 'if v.w. CAMNl
'61 DUNI IUHY , •
C!i•fMt "'i "''' ...i. .. 1 • •• ,.., ... '1999 •h-.......... .. .
'
• SALE • ·u c111v. M-
lAbwood Sta. W1COO. Aub).
mdc. radio, beater. Pert I: -.Lie.-. ' ',$695
ECMOIE
• , ... THE MONTEREY
-. ; TWO DOOR' HARDTOP·
'
, 1961 COLONY rARK ..
6 ,..._ •• Wfll• ...... ._1•11 •Iii w/111ckh. IM, .
hll loo. ..,i,+ t. ..... ,tr.._ fee. •Ir c...i., Pl, ... llltf, -I o. J,,j ..,,, I ~ woll ,..,,., U.. POI m.
52095
,------.. , ... Ml ·pr
.....,,,. 4 •• 11.T. My ........... -..,. ,,.t. MJ; W.t w/-4. •t• W. ,._ olr .... r.w .. •;-.---r•-.
SMH
I j , -Let Jo~ ~So1:1 show
you -the fabulous ·1969
' .MONTEREY?
' l
'
' I
t
I
.·
..
" .,
I
•
•
J1rluport
Jl111po11 ~'
•
•
I'
'84 ~evnlel
Monz1. Rfdit I Miter, IUIO·
matk. tr1nsmission. IEMOJll
20% dDW'll or tr1de.
'8& lullq
~I. ~ speed tr111S111issioft, Pl·
dio 1n4 !teeter. OIOM5tl71
20% •11. tr trtdt.
'64 ·Chevrolet
M1rtbu l Dr. H.T. VI. 1ul1~
pwr, steer., RIH, WSW, fac.
torr 1ir. (VZU7091 20%
d1w11 or trade.
'83 Chevralel
'"'' 4 ~. ' •m ·~· ' <~~ 1wte.. t1di1. healer,
wMt walo. IJMHHll 20'.4
down or !ride.
'Ii Chevrolet
l•pola 2 DI. H.T. VI. 4 sp<1d.
~wer steering, r1dit, buter,
IX!Rll 11 20% it., or
ltldt.
s577 !~
524 .PU MO.
J4 MO.
+Ta
• Lk.
·~2 .PU~· ~ J4 MO.
i777 + T•
• Lk.
$~4 I'll MO. '1 '24 MO.
s577 + ,_
• Lk.
$2'4 PH MO. 24 MO.
'36 PH MO.
JO MO.
• > '
SRIAL:NO. 17H7'1'14J17Z •
HIM IT • ••• OUI lllAI AWAY PllCI ON 'Ji Ni!W . .
1969 PONTIAC .GRAND PRIX
THIS BEAUTIFUL LINELIGHT GREEN HAR¢TOP 1'5 EQUIPPED
WITH HYDRAMATIC, FM-AM RADIO, POWER STEERING, ' POWER DISC IRAKES, AIR CONOITIONING, Dl.X. SEAT
BELTS, HEADRESTS, VISOR MIRRORS, "SOFT.RAY GLASS,
POWER WINDOWS, FRONT FLOOR MATS, REMOTE cpN.
TROL OUTSIDE MIRROR, HIDDEN WINDSHIELD WIPERS, ' . ' HIDDEN ANTENNA, 450, CUllC INCH ENQINE 1350 HP,
THAT. 151 AND All THE STANDARD &RAND PRIX
ACCESSORIES.
54395 .! . .
' N>S ~le. I _TAX "
•
I.
\ .
..
"' .
•
• ·~
..
SkJlitt ten•erl. VI, 1ut1 ..
pwr, steer. R11t11, healer,
WSW. 1233111 20'1. down ff
lrtde.
$1677 +Ta
• Lk.
553 l'at MO.
36 MO.
Cusl'" ~ DI. sed'"' ·V-1.
1utwtic, r1die, h e.1t1·r.
whil1 wllls. INM!S27l • 21%
'18 Clltvroltl
l•pi~ 2 DI. HJ. VI, .. 10 •
~wer stetmt, r1dit, ht1ter,
WSW. IMIH5111 2D'.4 4fwo
II' ltrldt. '
$1577 !::
ssa· Pia Mi>. . _,, 1,10 •.
'4•'11 ., tr1dc. -11
'86 For4 XL
Convtrtlble. v.1, 1utomatk,
power si.trinJ, WSW, UH,
'""" ••• IWX~Oll 21'.4 n ,., trtcle.
I -. '
.. •
1 •
$1277 ::
I ' ' • · .S46 "l MO. , JO MO • . "
'13 Ga~llllc
~ lleredt '"""· i+)drl· milk, ptwer steering, RIH.
WSW, lot. oW. IOOF,3HI
'lO~ doWJI ., trMt.
177 + ,_
'u.. ,_ ''14 0a4m., 51577 ·. ' +, !~ Std" lleV~1. fun ,...,. _
111d f1ctfry ~"' ctMillol\lflf.
'&Ii IHHViHt
(tvJt. VI, 11111.. ,ertr
sleer~ rt6i1, helter, WSW,
l1tl01J air. IPIW71.11 20'.4 down ., tl'lde.
'88 lr1itl frlx
H~rlalllic, pew et ste~. 'I
lr1kes, RI~ WIW. IKI, or,
""' w"4tWS: IUlGl!O 20% •ew~ tr trtdL !
'34 Pll MO.
J4 MO. ..
~147.7 !;
s5· ~ , Pll MO. ·
. ~ JtMO ••
l'B MO u Mo.~.
,.
IPlllll l0'.4 im or .. $58 PU . MO.
lroie. • JO MO:
• >\
'88 'e.1•li•i ,....:1. 4 \!'. ll"lop.
1;t;;7\;, 'ti. !'I, !IH, lo<i.
ow, ~·· lril. ISIWlHI .211% dtwi or Wodt. r
''il.Fn
Cusl'" l Ir. 111'1op. V-t
autlflllik. ·""tP steemo, 1Mlt, hNlir, -WSW; '·Ill!·
1711 20'.4 .... lf'llHI,,
•1111 ::: .. $58' -'PU MO.
JO MO.'
r
'65 MUSTANG • Sba'l> •
11395 . . ~;...-6'75-0734 '.* ','
•
1951 PAckABn. H~arae .
Runs . ...u:. Only I iu. &t&-49.11 .... -
, '67 LeMANS, . pwr 1'tt/
:fact air, AM./F?t1
<stereo . tape, trlr
cloan, . $2290, pvt p
--rie~ 67 GTO Fine cond • ,, S24IXI M.Ult refinance.
~careqty.~
• 1 9lioo :llMd Con -;: • :.t< •
. -END 'OF MONJH!··,.
MUST ... REDUCE :Sl~K .
20 CARS totliST GOii IEA'l I 11:iESJ PRICES!! . '
'59 ~~~~:~:t~c. $Q3· (NYFl261 ~
' '·
t ··'•. .,
' , W-VI, aulo.i .
' -FORD . $ 3· , &OJPS. tGvoa1l1 . 2 .
,,8 PLYMOUTH
-. -• H.T. 2-Dr,...V.a,
' P;S. (TVuff3r ,. ~ .
• f
,59 .FOltD •
' Vl,~t1c.
-. (f>W42l
"· .
'59 CH~yitQl.ET W, iutolnotlc,
l&H. lotXa711
•
Ai Joie ....... _ ... "" s.o.. ~ 1,'
AUT~ Dl~OUN
• CINTIR .• '
, ZIN llABa COSIA ,Mw
' .
•
'
•
• ·~
~-
•
--~--_c __:_ ----:-.-----_-.--._--
-
•
SPECtAL LOW PRICES ON EACH AND EVEIY CAl~IGt-
-~-oVER : 80 QUAlllY A
1968 COUPE· DE Vll,I,E
OMOBllES TO SB.KT FROM---
1968 ELDORADO
'65 CADILLAC
0t-vm. C..V91ibl~. A stunning Rlllmll nd
t:J:lak"I' with a brand new "'-bit~ top ud ml
fUll )l!.tber intuior. Hu all ~ p:ipu1ar 0.. m.c powll" 1-turH including: tnas,. 5Uft'-
-..... -.miows, and ol ~ __.,. ... ~ 'Ibis ~ autnlnohP Ms
.._ drfftit. .,pnJy a few cuef'uJ mils aml B
Ill _......,. """'10oo. (SllP'"3l
SALE PRICED
'67 CONTlrriENTAL
A beautiful turquoise • door -.itb , ............
fttbn' interior. All (hr popdm' ...-r as:sim
b l•Mfinc JJOWft" 1tettinc -braDs. •..._s..
-ta.. factm7 air condit::ionin&-'Illil car is • -....-..mann>
WI $3777-
'67 CADILLAC """'"do Wle. .... -......... -~ .... with BIKk vin,yl rd. and fa:ll ~ --ti!riar. FuD QdiUac pGllM!I' ii•' a a ~
~ windows and cl. eourse. ~ Ur-~ cUionh:ts (9246)
WI $4222-
'67 CHEVROLET
~
'65 SEDAN DE VIUE
M " t .... a ht+••iftl -CQLLt Gmlil ...
........... Ed beillt' ~ -7 -
,.__ A I Mc: ~ ......... Pl:JSft" ....
...._ Jllll'9ft'" mar IDdE5. pasa'" 'RD -~ tll.. -t .. -.-..J.. All-nl niile ad ~ l'wMJ Ar 0 fp·
£SD(li'2)
SAU$2666na
'65 PONTIAC
WI $1333 Na
166 CADIUAC
c..iiee • Wit.. SIM pa. .......... Sla9 ..n.r a:d .,.. s r ir@ .... 00 m ,....._
« 1 -, ... p1m. ~ • •• m -c
-· ic wfad. ~ .... lllic:b. 5 ....,. --.. .DillZQ'" oClm' • lilt edl2S Cllliln!i ,,,. ca trAXl!5>
MU $3333 PllC[
'61 CADIUAC
I $
NABERS
CADIIJ.AC
HAS 1K lAl6EST saE:CT10N
OF lAlE M00EL. i.EVIOUSl.Y
OW"6I CA.DIUACS lol AU.
OF soun&N CAlFORPIA
1lE5E C>lll 1 ACS AaE AU.
Sl'EOAll Y P 11 C E D ll6HT
NOW DUUl6 'MS HUGE
SAll!
.t BI• tn
I '" (fe. ' Seri De mts
' ·u c,e. ' w. De mes
6 'M c,e. ' W. De mes
·-~a........_...., • ....._.,.u.-.... ,....._,_.,......._._ . ......,,......._.
.... ,..... .............. -•• a, .............. .... -. ................. ~~-~ ..... _...__, ·s ,~.....,. m -..... ._ .. ._ .. _,_....,.YIUU
'66 CONTINENTAL
~-nm. 1-kwtifm _. • 7 ...
..... .. af .. papde-..,,..,. ~ ...
~-............ ~
........ ail are-ill ....... cm•!ffitw 'tam
,.... pidl: ~ ....... , •• , 'c ~ .... pritt
,_ ...-i bMrw_ lD'OllDJ
S•1 E PRICED
'65 THUNDERBIRD
Ja, Ah-'"ilidPG'lder.._T .... .-dar Qile ....... naaf ... TiQI I r ... _ ...
....... -.. , 5 c JICl9l!I" ....__
~ '* --~ •:iadl:Nii-~ ... :t:.:s~::.. ,=.· ,_._ .. -., c ~ llllln:r ~ ....... OIH'Ui)
$1W
'65 CHEVROLET _,__ ____ _
lrila..L •142!DVI,.~·' C
...... ~. ~ ...... Tins. E:aoe11d J
-..bit.. tSllEli5TU
WE $1333...a
'66 THUNDERBIRD
'63 CADIUAC
$3333
'62 CADIUAC
Se-. Jlllf9e.. A 7 5 .... s.at: siln!r e. tl!!dm' ... dailPI: ... IMBtn" i 7 ... _ Paire"
Aa rilis tn'tt a' ' : Ill ad fadary * • ••: , a ., ~ L8ftb' well mrm far ca. Uf'Mil)
SAi' PRIC'D SAU $2444ruca
--------SAI.FS DEPARTMENT OPEN--------
SAU~ BffC11YE lHlOUGH -T. DECBGe. I. 1•u
8:~ AM lo 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM lo 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY
'\ YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADDJAC DEALER SERVING :CHE ORANGE COAST BARBOR AREA
NABERS
2600 Barbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100
UMILEI
''66 UMBLER tmD D lFTD
"""""""' vtl, power stl!ft'o '115 T-BIRD ~ •1*. 1!11 T-lllRD.. t..daa. Bl'fl!r "15 T.amD ~ t.c:b'y air. full P"'f.; 111111: C9i1 . ala .... Air: .. ADr. o:rancrcmG
$1395 $1lOO CMllll -• .. -· JlllH1( --.__ ... -
Follow llae OUR Eaioy You:
c..
e £.Z TO BUY -tills. :Ziii1 caa&. )lllir OJ. L-.. -!::.a·, .._ 1"!... .. M ............. NS ... T. BIP.D. 1 -· ... --. -~ ·-~ 15.(d) mi. new Cftl. ~ . IRjS R
1lidl lo....... ..,_ __ ..... ....-... --. $54
Edinsn' and Main '60 T •tnl -t Dr_ T-llOID. Ulr .... a c 'ti ,.,, ;
JU..3567 -------1--.. _ Uf-2142 .... cs ~? w .,,,. ""' 7 ~
DON"?-_ .. ~ --• ..J,,. .... 0 -.-_-.--------W• nib-'<£ -,, 4 7n A ~ A a...ir
-._ l.&!"0-.... 4'Yzair-•I• ---·-~ ... -"" -·-·-·-.._.,.,.. ~ Dial 1Da11S W • Ii f ~ CftllR. -. ~--DClOGE
E W ~ 9'11 W. K. nm., 5...6.. 5G8I
e TOYOTA •·
"WE'VE GOT •EM"
OVER 51 NEW 1• TOYOTIS
TO CHOOSE FIGll!
WI All OFFiitlNG Foa 1HE ht 1M
s;;,_1l69 TOYOTA De•a•sliialws
LOW 111'''51
AT MllSTANllAL SA111N&S!!
M·Z TO IUY
JIM SLEMONS
417 Wiit W.AI • 10•0t'• •·1a1• M#JA MIA W' -l•BD
r •
''4T.a1RD .ur. -.mic •. 7 i .....
............ 0 .... --$1"'5
• &Z 10 llU"f
-aBIONS -·-z Z ...... la aw
lSI .......... . ---............ .... -
fMIHll'
WYNWl'f o ant tmm. ---sns •11&10Ml'I
-PCFCllll -·-......... laxe -........
•
-.,._ __
~----
lllt Pee Oms•• C-IM
•
•
-----7 -----~--------
.....
AMX
WB
CM
... ..
ii IE' • +"-
Select
6UWllBD
CMS
...... , I
•
--....._ --·----~--• ~ ... -.--.---
.a__ll]Illlll
~ -.,.-------... -. -
•• ----
•
.........
Alll A•• llltlCI r -17'
'
' •
;;:;... ___ nm= a «•·-•=••=• SS =·-== __
I
•
'
~~=--~~~~---~~~~~~~·~-.~ ...... ~~------,_.""l!'O~.,...._.---. ..... ..--...... ...,.!Oe"'~--""'!''="'~~~·•-~--w~•·~~~-~--~__,..--r
JC DAILY l'!L.l)f $.lwnl<y, N°"mbr 30, 1968
OUll6I COUNTY'S
N0 ... 1 LARGEST
YOl,UMJ •DIALD
1.IGAllOLUS Dr MAKI 0, MODI~
ON
OVER
FRI. !"'='1.
•J,000,000 OF BRAND NEW INVENTORY
OUN• COUNTY'S
NO. 1 LUOllT
YOLUMI DIA1 D · ....,..,. ..........
N .. e t AM to MIDNIOl:ri
HUGE
DISCOUNTS Darts, Polaras, C~ronets, Charger1, Monaco1, T ... lu, Comper1, ·Woto~s, Sedans, Jlarc1top1, 2:.doors, 4-iloors.
All Model1, All Color1, All lqulpped as You Want ••• All Serviced And Ready For Immediate Delivery Today(
N.o Pa ments 'til eb.19·69 . .
ON ANY .AUTOMOllLE PVRCHASE
DURllilG OUR GIGA~C NOVIMIER
SALE -STARTING NOV. 21, 19~ ,I I
'69 CORONET
BRAND NEW 2-DOOR DELUXE SEDAN
Fully factory equipped, vinyl interior, padded dash, heater & defroster.
Motor No. B9El 12797.
TOTAL DOWM TOTAL MONTHLY
PAYMENT PAYMENT
TOTAL PRICE tlTNNsE
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
-···-
Southern California's Charger Headquarters I 69 DA-T Swinge~s-
IRAND
NEW
Cboiee of colors •
Bucket seats • Hide-
away He!'ldlites • Full
vinyl inter. • Nylon
carpeting • Rear
deck spoiler • Full
racing instrumenta-
CHOICE OF
COLORS
tion • Bumper guards • Ash tray light • H:D. springs • H.D. tonlon sway bir ·:;5t;;;··i2·5™·· ·s
TOTAL DOWM TOTAL MONTHlY TOTAL PRla, 111f,,.
PAYMENT PAYMENT IMMEDIATE DliLIVERY
BRAND NEW 2-DR. HARDTOP
Full factory equipped with.• All vinyl interior • Padded~ • Heat-
er• Defroster, etc. Motor No. LL23A9E2Q6496, LL23A9E112989.
$60 $60 $2 ' 8
TOTAL DOWM TOTAL MONTHLY TOTAL PR1c1·t,1t;l..
PAYMENT PAYMINT -IMMEDll.TE .. DELIVERY
THE ENTIRE USED CAR INVENTORY REDUCED DURING OUR GIGANTIC SALE!
•
'
'
'61 CHEV. IMPALA
2 Dr. KlinllOll. OIK. 'I ... 2-dl. fACTOIY All, "°'"' l!nrlnti 11J!01Mt1t !11~111111111111, rt~lo • hNl"lr. W$W tlm, ...... 1 411(1, 1tc. (VON OJ') GOUl ~TAk. Imm.dill• O.llVlry,
'61 PONTIAC U MANS
2 Dr. IQ~ fKIOl"f' All tand., 'l-1. 1uto. lrtnl. r""' rlHrlnl & ~nkn, l•uiw
IOll, buc'ut-. .. ,,.i., Ylnyl lnt111or. ta11i.ol1. l&.11. (-;;,. 761) GOlD TAk. lrMMdl•"-0.-
llv•"'
'66 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX FOR YOUR PROTialON ; ,
52288 ::~ s77· = $77 . + TAX & LIC. nMT.
'67 MUST.ANO H.T.
s1688. ::: s57 = s57 + TA.K & LIC. nMJ.
'67 CHIYROUT IMPALA
TOTAL MTlkY. """
fOT.1.1. MlMll.
"MT.
' '68 DODGI DART O. T.
2 Door lltr4!°"' Awt.. tr•1., Jt&ll, P.S. l11e:krt IM11. WfN, ,lnyt lllf•rlor. [Vil '9tJ GOrt ~T.U. l...--df1f9 Otli'ffry.
51688-::t: $57 l:l:i s57 ~~. + TAX & ti(. nMJ. PTMT.
'67 PONTIAC LeMANS
$1688 '= $57 = s5·7 ~~. + TAX & LIC, rt'IR. "'"·
'66 fORD COUNTRY SQUID
10--. .. v.a St111o11.-,......., "'-""· bnka, 1uto. ,,.. .• u11. .._ (WAJO"I)
51588 TOTAt. s53 mu s53 TOru + =-~LIC. = ~~·
'65 CHRYSUR NIW YORKIR
• UIOI[ -'!II • w • .:r"..:...
100% UNCONDmOIW. GUARANTEE -T1llS
· STM STAm IN WRITING THAT HAUoR . '
DODGE GUARANTIES T~ CAR 100% AGAINST ,
• MECHANICAL PEFECTS FO~ 100 DAYS OR , 1
' 4,000 MILES WHICH Ml COMES FlRST AFIU •
s1588 TOT.. s53 ""' s53 +=~~IC. :::: . •
TOTA&.
MJMlT. nMt.
DIL , ... "'""""CPI. with Ndlt>, llt1tu, full ~1...,.1 "'"-rlclr. dlL ea!Pltr. ""'"um,. wti .. 1 dllcs . .tt. /Mr. win~
51388 ~:t: 546 ll:.'.l s46 .W.lt
PURCHASL IHIS .INCLUDES AU ~EQWGCAI. $1188 +::.::.._ $40 E,iS40 ~:( PARTS,WCTRICALEQUIPME ,IATIUY, •
---------------I . SPEEDOMETER, RADIO, HEATER ON W. CARS. •
• ' •
'67 PLYMOUTH llLYIDERI
V ... Iulo. lr.~1.., JIOW'lf 1!11rl11t, l&I\. W/S{W. Gold Stu. (S.r. No. 1Ulll7S136"1 $1188 ~:t: s40 ::'.Ii 540 ~l. . +Tia l Lie:. nMT. nMJ.
'66 PLYMOUTH FURY II
s999 T~~~: s33 ~ s33 +TAX & UC. "MT.
'66 MIRCURY COMIT
$988 ::~ s33 :::;is33 + TAX .I. llC. mll'T.
'65 DODGI POLARA 2 DR. H.T.
Air COlld.. t ut&. r....u., !'OWi• 11111lno, llO'"'tl' bnkn, n41e ll'd llM!or.
Sulll No. 015511°"'
TOT Al MTM\.T. nMT.
TOTAL MT111.Y. """
$888 TOTA\ $29 '°'" s29 '°'" PIUCI DOWN Mfllll. + TAA & llC. "MT, "Mf,
'6S CHIVILU SEDAN
s793 ~:.:-: $26 I:~ s26 +TAX & llC. n MT.
'6S PONTIAC TIMPIST
TOTAL MTNLT. nMt.
'688 ::~ $23 = $231.Wl\. + TAX & LIC. ~f. l'TMT,
'63 PONTIAC GRAND H.IX
+TAJ! & llC. ,.,MT, • "MT.
'65 DODGI COROND 440
2 ~ MNlop. Ftmiry •Ir, v.a. ,._ "'•""" auto. '""'"' l&H. -(J{;U.G6) s1088 TOTAt. 536 mu $36 "IU ' + :!'~1l1C. = ~~·
'6S OLDS CUTLASS
I ifoor hud!Oll "42, v.a, rtdlt> ltld ~"'''· """'' 1tHril>g, bucQI 1Mt1.. S.d1I No. l3&375M:M0107
~1088 TOTAL $36 TOTAL $36 TOTAL ~ PllCI DOWN MTHLT. + T1 .. l lie. PYMT, PYMT.
'64 THUNDIRBIRD 2 DR. H.T.
'ACTOIY All CONOITIONING, AulOINllk T ....... 1-411 & Nfftf•. full powtf.
S.rlll No. 4Yual 139!9.
, PllCI IOWM ll, ·933 TOTAt. s33 '"" s33 mu + TAX & tlC. '1"MT. 1:r.ii.
'66 DODOI DART
! *· 1irt.. tr-. W!Stw. R.L21M51713~1)
s733 ~::: s26 = $26 +TAX & UC. Pnn.
'65 PLYMOUTH fURY II
$788 ~:: $26 = s26 +TAX & UC. nMt.
'65 DODGll DART
'64 DODOI DAllT 270
.....
"""" PTMJ,
mAL ""''· """
'OS CHIYILU MALIBU CPL
v.a, •I.II-lie: l<111t.. 11Nt91'. flldery 1lr eond., pwr. ""'""" ...,, ""f"' ilfXtD!I
51088 to'IAt. s36 mu s36 ..... +=~IC. = ':-t'=r~·
•
'6S PONTIAC CATALINA 4-Dli. H.T.
AJr _.._, 1uto. 1,.,,._, l&H. r.s.. """'· (PllC'O> $988 '°T"' s33 mu s33 ' +:~LI(. =:.
5888 = s29 ..... s29 +TAX&UC. =.
mu ... T.
"""
TOTAL MTIM.T.
"MT.
'6S PLYMOUTH IAftLLm COUPI
'I-I Ol.._2-4r, "'""°' YriTh 'rillJl IM.Ut !Mil, ndlfl. hett1r, Ille. (WIA991)
$788 :r.:: s26 = 526 ~:. I +TAX & lit. min, "MT,
'64 FALCON fUTUU
'64 COMIT CAUINTI RDTP. COUPI
,...~V ... llUtt.tJ"fftl.P.1 .. P.w ....... , •• t.l&H.earptll,COMOlt,.w+w.!OCIJll) v .............. , .......... h•I lt .. ,,...., ........ (T'l'Vflal llllv. wlllrl,....,. ...... M"""' t!NPW. ... w,,.tt,, -tirn, ... -'»'105)
1)88 +?x~::llC. '19 = s19 ~~,~· 558B ~~IC. '19 ii s1·9 ii· 5588_1 +:~1(. '1·9 !fir. s19 ~-
AU PAYMENTS ON USB> CARS INCLUDE TAX I. UCEHS! R£S ANO FINANCE CKAMl!S ON 36 MONINS ON »nOVID llANK CIB>IT
'
'
-~------~-b_ . ._ ___ ....._ __ •. ----..____
.. .__ -. --·----------------------
THIS GUARAtmE COVERS AU PAm AND
LABOR FREE TO YOUI
VOLKSWAGEN
CENTER
Und low MllH9' 18'• • 6~'~ tW. IO'•· M•r ro Clioost
'66. VOLKSWAGEN
t ... ···"'"· ..... (Sll'llll ·sua• :::~ $29 i:w $29.m..-t. + TA.I & llC. nMt. nt11t.
. '64 VOLKSWAGEN
• .,... MMf Mitt. (Mtt47)
,, .. ,+::j ... '23 5 $235
'64 VOLKSWAGEN s, •• +:.:: ... '23 5 $235
'62 VOLKSWAGEN
$581 .. ;:.tl..,$195 1199 .
'60 VOLKSWAGIN PICK UP,
lllW11) •
·s4n +!'ii:.,.$16E 1165 . . .
t
• •
I
'
COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH
NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY
LAGUNA BEACH WESTMINSTER
WEEK OF NOV. 30 • DEC. 6
THEY SAY IT WITH MUSIC •
~ SINGER PRESENTS ELVIS ·TUESDAY, DEC. 3, 9 PM •NBC
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1
10:30 AM 0 ti) @ Afl Football (C) Miami Dolphins vs. New York Jets at New York.
11:00 iJ Q!) (I) NFL Doubleheader (C) Los Angeles Rams vs. Minne·
sota Vikings at Minnesota. Green Bay Packers vs. San Fran·
c1sco 49ers at San Francisco. (Second game starts at approx•· mately 2:00 PM)
1:00 0 ~@ AFL Football (C) San Diego Chargers vs. Denver
Broncos at Denver.
0 Spom Special (C) "The Racing Horse at Saratoga." A
double feature about two worlds of raci ng: the private stable
area of America's oldest existing race track and a view of one
of the most famous yearling auctions in the world.
2:00 m USC football (C) USC Trojans vs. Notre Dame. Game taped yesterday.
8:00 D Roller Games: Los Angeles T·Birds vs. Detroit Stars.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3
8:30 D RETURN Bruins In Action (C) Using stop-action cameras,
coach John Wooden presents highlights of UCLA's game with
Purdue Boilermakers played last weekend.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6
6:00 D UCLA Basketball (C) Bruins vs. Ohio State Buckeyes at the
St. John Arena. Dick Enberg reports.
8:30 0 @ (J) (42) I sl'lciA\ I Kodak's All·American Football Team
(C) Filmed h1gh1tghts and interviews with the best collegiate
players of the 1968 season are shown. The 22-man team 1s
chosen by members of the American Football Coaches Assoc1-
at1on. Some of the players in contention for All-American
honors include 0. J. Simpson, USC's brilliant halfback, often·
s1ve end Ron Seklers of Florida State, halfback Leroy Keyes of
Purdue, and quarterb:Jck Teny Hanratty of Notre Dame
SYRACUSE-"5MN STATI:-Cttarile P'tttmen (left), ... "n Stat.e'a veraatlle halfback, and All-American end Ted Kwalldt lead the natJonally-ranked
Penn State Nltbny Uon• apln.t SyracuM on Saturday, Decembw 7.
ABC will t.elecnt thl• fam-rivalry natlonalty and In col• beclnnlnc
at 8:45 AM. Throu,sh the ye:tB, theM two t.ama have played ~ of the most hoetY<onfnted cam" In the counny. Th• 1959 meettnc. ._ by SyracuH, 20-la, I• con•ldered one of ttle best pmes of the IHt
decade. Penn Stat• la coached by Joe htemo. Ben Schwartzwalc»r,
coach of the yaar In 1959, culdH the Oranc•men.
8:45 AM fJ @ Cl) (42) NCAA football (C) Syracuse Orangemen vs.
Penn State Nittany Lions at Penn State.
10:45 iJ fB CJ) NFL Today (C) Baltimore Colts vs. Green Bay Pack·
ers at Green Bay.
1:30 O AFL football (C) Buffalo Bills vs. Houston Oilers at Hous
ton.
3:30 D The Outdooraman (C) "Fishing Under the Midnight Sun."
Joe Foss travels deep into Canada's primitive northwest to fish.
5:00 D UCLA S.sketball (C) UCLA Bruins vs. Notre Dame F1ght1ng
Irish.
fJ @ CJ) (42) ABC's Wide World of Sports (C)
8:00 ID Boxln& (C) Chuck Hull and G. L. Vitto are mikes1de at the
Silver Slipper Ballroom in Las Vegas.
9:30 D Celebrity Biiiiards (C) Nanette Fabray challenges Minnesota
Fats.
Second Season for PBL
An ~passioned c~lebratio~ of life, and the first deep con-
templation of death m the history of the 1V medium open the
second season of National Educational Television's "PBL" on
KCET, Channel 28. Sunday at 8 PM.
The extraordinary two-hour color broadcast., titled "Birth and
Death," records ~e t:ager preparation of a young Brooklyn couple
for a natural childbirth. As counterpoint to Bruce and Debbie
Famed French film director ltan·Luc Godard luu 1/arted production
on hu /ir11 Amulcan film. To bt Included In l'BL'1 second llMon, tht! Godard film is callt!d "f American Movie."
North's expectation of their first child, filmmaker Arthur Barron
bas documented the somber passage toward death of another New
Yorker, gold-smelter Albro Pearsall, who is stricken with lung
cancer.
"Birth and Death" is the first of 22 weekly programs of the
Public Broadcast Laboratory to be aired by KCET, Channel 28
on Sundays, and on more than 145 other public television stationa
in the NET network.
"This year PBL will seek to fulfill the role that was assigned
to it at the outset," according to executive editor Fred Boben.
"PBL will be a pioneering venture in Public TV by demorutratina
how the resources of non-commercial television can be wed to
help viewers reach a clearer understanding of the world situation.
"Our criterion for the program is not mere topicality, mer~
timeliness; it is rather how central, how relevant to the concerns
and aspirations of our audience is it?"
Filmmaker Barron's "Birth and Death" is a leading example of
PBL's efforts in increasing the 1V audience's awareness of life.
The juxtaposition of the birth of the North's child with the rumi-
nations of a dr.iog man, Barron hopes, wiU remind viewers of the
abundant possibilities in living a full life.
Future projects on the $10 million Ford Foundation-funded
schedule include next week's "Hear Us, Oh Lord"-<>n dcseareaa-
tion in an all-white Chicago suburb; "Defense Decisions and Deci-
sion-Malcers"--a look at America's defense strategy in a post-
Vietnam period; ''The Polish Laboratory Theatre"-tbe U.S. pro-
micre of Jerry Grotowski's world-renowned experimental troupe;
''The American Scene"-<>utstanding ftlrnmakers examine the mood
across America, with the steps of the Capitol in Washington, D.C.
as the starting point; and "Television Power and the Political
Scene"-a study of the handling of news and public issues by ne1-
work television.
1000 BEAUTIFUL
STICK-ON WELS
$1.00 .... a.ct .....
Moy be used on envelopes os return address
labels. Also very handy es identification lobels
fo r morking personal items such os books.
records, photos, etc. Labels stick on gloss ond ,
moy be used fo r marking home canned food
item s. All labels ore printed with stylish
Vogue type on fi ne quality white gummed
paper ond packed in re usable magic
seol top contt2iner.
Mn. Christine Brown
'69 Post Ro.td
Cost• Mesa, C.lif. 92626
r------~-----,
I
I
1 Fiil 111 tliis coapo11, clip encl m•ll with $1 .00 to:
Piiot Prl11tn9, l•lt•I Div., 1011 117',
New,.n 1 .. ch, C•lll. t2Hl I
I
I
I
I
I
I
~---······-·········--····-----········-········-······
.......... ·----··········-···--------------·--------···----
~--········-·······················-------·------·-···-·
I• sur• to ua• your Zip Cocle
I
I
I
I
I
I '---PILOT PRINTING ----' L
Pa .. 4
---------------FREE BONUS
WITH EACH ORDER OF LABELS WE
WILL INCLUDE Fiii SET OF
PACKAGE MAILING LABELS.
,.
....................
-'
n4E DAILY PILOT, TV WtEX, NOVEMBER 30, 1961
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1
9:00 0 (ill (1) (42) (C) "The King •nd I." The 1956 Academy Award
winner makes its second television appearance, and will proba·
bly garner as big a rating as its first showing last year in
October. Who can resist turning on the set to see the unfor·
gettable Yul Brynner as the King of Siam, and his 100 chil·
dren? And once having witnessed the dance scene where
Deborah Kerr, as Anna, asks the King "Shall We Dance7"
who could not want to see it again? The only bad thing about
showing this movie on television 1s showing 1t at an hour when
the younger kiddies will be in bed and miss the splendor and
the song of this truly classic film.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2
9:00 Cl QJ@ (C) "Games." The 1967 Universal suspense-drama
was produced by George Edwards and directed by Curtis Har·
nngton from a screenplay by Gene Kearney based on a story
by Edwards and Harrington. Simone S1gnoret, James Caan and
Katharine Ross star in the story of a door·to·door saleswoman
who is caught up in the deadly and occult "games" of a
young married couple. Also in the cast are Kent Smith, Estelle
Winwood and Marjorie Sennett.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7
9:00 Cl tii @ (C) "Esape to Mlndln•o." George Maharis, Willi
(she's a girl!) Koopman, Nehemiah Persoff and James Shigeta
star in the World Premiere Movie about two American soldiers
who maneuver an escape from a Japanese prison camp and
attempt to smuggle a decoder to their own troops. Jack Lee·
wood produced and Don McDougall directed the film shot
entirely on location in Luzon, Philippine Islands.
CHANNEL LISTINGS
Information for these logs Is furnished by the television stations.
1V week Is not responsible for last·minute changes in program
listings.
II
Cl
0
0
C!J m
m
tB
EE m
(1)
@
(j)
@
9
9
KNXT
KNBC
KTLA
KABC
KHJ
KTTV
KCOP
KWHY
KCET
KMEX
KLYD
KERO
KBAK
KLYD
KERO
KBAK
(CBs)
(NBC)
(Ind.)
(ABC)
(Ind.)
(Ind.)
(Ind.)
(Ind.)
(NEn
(Ind.)
(ABC)
(NBC)
(CBS)
(ABC)
(NBC)
(CBS)
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Cable Bakersfield
Cable Bakersfield
Cable Bakersfield
Bakersfield
Bakersfield
Bakersfield
A star (*) preceding a log listing indicates it is a paid adver
tisement. Channels 22, 28 and 34 are UHF in Los Angeles, with
28 being the educational (ElV) station. Channels 17, 23, and 29
are UHF In Bakersfield.
SIGN ONS CTEST PATI'ERNS)
Channel ~:48 AM Sund1y, 6:~ AM Mond•y throo,n F'rid•y, 7.11 AM
Seturd•y.
~•nnel 4-7:00 AM Sund•y, 6:00 AM Mond•y thn>usti Friday, 7:00 AM
S•turday.
Chennel 7-f"ro&rammlnf mm •t 8:30 on Sunday, 7:00 AM Mondi)' throusti Friday and :30 AM on Sat:urd•Y·
This m•1azlne Is published weekly few this newspaper by TV WEEK, •
dMslon of Qrtffln PrtnUn1 and l.Jthe>sreph Co., Inc., 9ditori•I and Pf'Oduc·
tlon officHi P.O. Box 1190, Glend•I•. Callf. Address advertialn1 lnqulrtn to the dlsp 1y •dvartlsln1 dapertment of this newap11p1r .
I
6
•
6:
I .,
7:
7:
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 30
EVfNING
6:00 IJ The 111 ..... (C) (60)
0 Qj 00 fr1Ak McCet (C) (30)
0 SNOW predicted tonite * on GRAND OLE OPRY!
HANK Snow! Jimmy &
Carol Snow! Margie Bows!
Claude King! C'mon JN!
1J Grand Ole Opry (C) (30) Henk
Snow, Mar1ie Bows, Claude King.
Jim"!l._ and Carol Snow ruest. 0 (J.1) CV (42) A1urlcan l1nd-
stand (C) (30)
I Boa CltJ (C) (60) 11!e lnvldera (C) (60)
Your Dolllf1 Wortlt (60) (R)
(j) DUbrt (C)
1·2·3-.. 5 I Qo..Co
6:30 O News (C) (30) Peter Burns.
0 JOHN GARY guests * on MELODY RANCH
tonite! Billy Mize! Cathie
Taylor! Bernie Smith!
Big-big enjoyment!
IJ Melody Randl (C) (60) John
Gary KUests.
0 Suspena Tlleatr• (C) (60) m 1 sficw 1 n. mn.s c ... cc>
(60) A 10.question quiz 11osted by
Steve Huff1kw, 1 former U.S. Air
Force captain ind physicll trelnina
instructor, who wrote "I Hate To
E.mclse." Addlnr to the discussion
on fitness Is Astronaut Capt J1mes
Lovell, the President's COMUlbnt on
fitnesS, tellln& how physical fltn•
is connected with the sp1ee pro.
gram; Dr. Paul Dudley White, noted
heart specialist, rel1tln1 the im·
portance af exercise In tlte preven·
lion of cudlo-va1CUlar disease;
Hayes Jones, fonnw Olympic hurdle
champion and currently New YOf11
City's Commissioner of Recreation.
rel)Ortin1 on the new 30-plus tr1dt
built for iou1na: and actors Kief
Dullea and Alan Alda, demonltrat·
ing how they k"t> flt
(ill ~Car ind Trldl
Q) @ Row111 I Martin (C)
(42) Sim Farm (C)
7:00 IJ a Cl) CIS &Hint NIWI (C)
(30) Roaer Mudd.
0 KMIC Somy (C) (30)
0 0..UI Valley 0171 (C) (30) "In·
d1ana Girl." The story of a tomboJ
who falls In love with the hand·
some new town constable and be·
comes a lady to please him. Carol
Worthinaton and Anthony Costello
star. m McH11t'1 ~IVJ (30)
@ Ci) Deatll Y1llty o.,.. (C)
EID Pl1Jin1 tM Cllltar (30) (R)
7:30 1J 9 Ci) Jackie Clt11et1 (C) (60) 0 @ 00 Ad1m-12 (C) (30) "Loa·
132." Malloy and Reed match wits
with a pair of burtlary suspects
inside a swlmwe1r factory amon1
other e1lls as they patrol. 0 Movie: "TIM by II Dr. W•
Mii" (dl"lma) '44-0llJ Coopt(, la•
l'line Day.
D @ (I) (42) n. Dltift1 c-. D (17J CD (42) HollywOOd P1r.c.
(C) (30) Jim Lange hosts. Geerp (C) {60) Sammy Davis Jr. Is host.
Jtss&I l\IHts. -fJ Million $ Mewie: "TIM Ml11d· u ..... (C) (30)
IMlders" (dr1m1) '63 -Dirll Bo· m Er11est Tubb Sltow (C) (30)
11J Movfe: "Se,...ant Yott" (tdvtn·
lure) '41 -Gary Cooper, Walter
Brennan.
rarde, Mary Ure, John Clements. Im la Tomtnta 11:15 D Mme: '1>etl.. Ill tM ~
When a scientist jumps from a (drama) '00-Reymond Bul'f. Joan
movlna train to his death. security 10:00 IJ ft (I) t i~c\\\ Mila T1t11 Bennett. Mirtha Hyer.
officials invest111te the POSSibllity ace Aitm ( ) ( Slnpr Trlnl 11:30 I) ,..., (C) of his havina sold seems to for-Lopet Is special ruest IS De1n '!!In aaents. Jones serves as on-stap master of D Tonlcht Show (C)
W TrvUI OI Coaaequenc:u (C) (30) ctrtmonles end slnpr Michele Lee Qt ()) Sltllrde SMw
Bob Barter hosts. seNes as.television hostess for this &I) Tutro FalllUar ID FIYOritt Stof'J (C) (30) Pl&etnt from Tarr1nt County Con· m Tlle World Wt Uva In (C) (30) ventlon Center in Fort Worth. Texas. 11:45 6 Fabulous 52 Movie: (C) '1>ay
"Survival in the Sea." A study of A panel of ludps !elect a gin who oTtM led111111" (suspense) '58 -
how many underwater creatures live, who most typifies the American Fred MacMurray, John Ericson.
move and protect themselves in teen11er on th~ basis of lntelli· l1:50 0 Colorllrltlon: (C} "633 Squf.
conditions ranaing from warmth and gence, talent. poise and appearance. ron" (drama) '64-Clltf Robtibon,
liaht to blackness and sub-freezina 1J Dr. Dd1 .. (60) Georae Chtklrls. temperatures. -... Movte; "Rott.rt to tM Core.. 12:30 II MOYie:' (C) "Sllepherd or a. 8:00 D tB 00 Cit Sieart (C} (30) "The (comedy) 65-Anton Rodprs, Char· tllfls" (dra,na) '41-John Weynt, lasef:°§lazer." Max unknowlnaly car· lotte Rampllng. Betty fleld.
rles a tiny, secret laser weapon OJ Nan (C) (30)
coveted by a beautiful enemy aaent m 77 ~n•t Sbtp
posina as a maid. Julie Newmar m Cal's Corral (C) (30) I!) Clnem1 Sltllnt.y: "The Mys. ~ts. f.11) BJ Demand terious Doctor." f:: (i1l (I) (42) Th NewlJwld f!) lei de Mnlc:o (i1l (I) Nnts (C)
'"' (C) (30) Bob Eubanks hosts. 10:30 O RoteJ lrftr (C) (30) 1:00 D Movie: "Arb.ona" (western) '40 m Stars luttlball (C) (2 hr) m Jee -a (C) (2 hr) -JNn Arthur, William Holden. American Basketball Auociatlon ac· ' ,, ...
tion is underway when the Minni· m Couatry-Westtm Sllow (C) (30) 1:15 D Advtntur• of tM Stasprey (C)
sota Muskies play host to the Los @(]) Sltvrd1J Nltt Fllct 1:30 I) Movie: .. MJ fMNfte l1oode"
An1eles Stars. Bill Shannan Is (42) Hollywood and tflt Stars (comedy) '42-8ob Hope, M1deltlne coach of this new team, ind the Carroll.
1ame airs from the Metropolitan 11:00 DD (42) News (C) (30) m All-Nllfll Sltow: "Trooper .._ ••
Sports Center in Minnupolls. IJ Collett S.aetllall (C) (90) It's 'The Verdld," "A Dlspatdl From ID Buel Owens Show (C) (30) the opening 11mt of the season Reuteri." fE EDI Cllr01tict. (60) "Mandate when the UCLA Bruins with Hud
ind ctiallenre." A special report Coach John Wooden end All-Amert· 1:40 0 Celeltntion: (C) "Min In th•
mact.-possible by a Ford arant. can center Lew Alcindor take on Grey Flannel Sult" ''Smnade for
Efi) Nllftl at. Muskal the Boltennakers of Purdue. Dicll Two Spies," "Glr1 In the Red Vel·
l:lO I) 9 ()).My Tllret Soa (C) (30) Enbera calls the action. vet Swina."
Robbie decides to quit school and
work full lime, but 1 wise sehool
counselor and Steve take steps to
discouraae the move. (Rescheduled
from November 23.)
II ti> 00 TM Choat llld Mrs. Mfilr (C) (30) "The Monkey Puzzle
Tree." Mrs. Muir cuts down a
monkey puzzle tree pl1nted by Cap-
tain G,.u, woundlna his feellnas
so deeply he disappears from Gull
Cott~. fJ UZl (I) (42) lawNllce Weta (C) ~) ID 1111 Alderton Sltow (C) (30)
g)U.... Muaal
t:OO I) 9 (j) Hepa's Hna (C) (30)
Major Hochstetter suspects thtfl la
an espionage operation 1Qin1 on In
Stala1 13 when a reporter rescued
and returned to Encland by tfle
heroes writes 1 story about tfleir
actMties without mentionina n1mes
or places.
B @ ~ SlturdlJ NtiM Movie: "iorp11 (comedy) '66 -V1n1U1
Redrrave, David Warner, Robert
Stephens. Moraan, a youna painter
who often lives In a fantasy wol1d,
returns to London determined to
prevent the marriaae of his ex-wife
to 1nother min. m seon ... , •• n, Show (C) (30)
fD NET Festini (60) "The F1nat·
lcs." (R)
g) rtodln T1patla1
t:lO IJ Qj Cl) P'ttticolt Jundloft (C)
(30) Still tryinf to force Dr. Janet
Craie to Ciwi up u Doc Stuart's
assistant. Uncle Joe ftlans Illness
bJ clMll!p"-1 number of strenaa
~
BEAUTY A.ND THE BOUNTY HUNTER-Don Murray
stars as bounty hunter Earl Corey and Kay Reynolds guests
as a beaufl_ n<UMd Maggie in "The Heady Wine," exciting
tale of conflict and hatred, on ABC's Tiu Outcasts, Monday
a1 9 P¥.
..
MILLION $ MOVIE
7:30 PM SUNDAY
CLARK GABLE
BURT LANCASTER
RUN SILENT,
RUN DEEP
Exciting submarine
warfare during World War II
7:30 PM MO~DAY
SOPHIA LOREN
ANTHONY PERKINS
FIVE MILES TO
MIDNIGHT
She mourned his "death" ..
then plotted his murder!
7:30 PM TUESDAY
JAMES CAGNEY
GALLANT HOURS
The thrilling story of US.
Naval hero Adm. W1ll ia ~f. Halsey
7:30 PM WEDNESDAY
SHIRLEY BOOTH
ROBERT RYAN
ABOUT MRS. LESLIE
Tender love story ...
superbly portraye d!
7:30 PM TUURSDAY
30 WINCHESTER
FOR EL OIABLO
First Run! color
"El Oiablo" heads up gang
of cattle ru stlers in
wide.open gun·slinging
western town!
7:30 PM FRIDAY
RICHARD TODD
ROBERT MORLEY
THE BOYS
Were they being just ' boys"
or guilty of Murder?!
7:30 PM SATURDAY
DAVID JANSSEN
HELL TO ETERNITY
His knowlcrtp.e of Japanese
led him to th e other side!
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WED<, NOVEMBER 30. 1968
11:00 tJ a Cl) Nfl Doubleheader (C) •:30 fJ Newsaam (CJ
SUNDAY
DECEMBER 1
Los Angeles Rams vs Minnesota D LUIGI BARZINI AT OCOI Vikings at Minnesota. Approllimatety • at 2·00 PM the Green Bay Pacllers * DENTAL-'ON CAMPUS'
battle the San Francisco 49trs at U Oii Caapus (C) Lui&i B•rtlnl,
San Francisco. famous Italian author, talks about
I Ho111eb11yers' Guidt (C) his favorite subjects: The lt1llan1,
(fi) m (42) Bullwinkle (C) the Pope, the Mafia, and womtn.
Colottration: (C) "Rains of Rar.-I Nan (C)
dlipur'' (drama) '55-lana Turner, Trolan Huddle (C)
MORNING
All stations reserve the
right to change program·
ming without advance no-
tice.
Richard Burton, Fred MacMurray, Wh1r1 Ntlff
Michael Rennie 5:00 I News (C) Clete Roberts. ID Church in the Homt (C) . N11n Conftrtnc:t (C)
11:30 fJ (iZ) Ci) (42) Discovtiy '68 (C) Four Winds to Advlfttur9 (C)
6:15 m The Cltristophtrs
6:30 m The Bible Answers
"Greenfield Village -The Ale of "Shik1r In Indian."
Mechanical Marvels." Greenfield fJ Movie: "Soldiers Tlir•tt (com·
Village in Dearborn, Michigan, ra· edy) '51 -David Niven, Stew1rt
creates life in America as it was Granger, Robert Newton.
just after. the tum of the century. 0 Sllirley Te111pl1 storybook: "Rip
Van Winkle." Washington Irving's
6:50 tJ Give Us This D1y/Ntw1 (C)
7:00 B Tom lftd JerTJ (C) m Sunday Funnies (C)
7:30 tJ Aqu1m1n (C) 0 Mormon Tabernacle Choir (C)
/\FfERNOON
7:45 fJ Colorbr1tion: (C) "fort Worth" 12:001 Gtne Autry
J~estem) '51-Randolph Scott. @ [j) (42) Coli.re Football (C) W TM Christophers Mcwlt: •'So111twhere lo tlle
8:00 fi9l (i) Lamp Unto My Feet (C) H1,iir (drama) '46-John Hodlak. · file Cliristophera (C) Nancy Guild.
Cathedral of Tomonow (C) ID hlttlliflftt Par«it
Wondera1111 (C) m Campeon en Pno Pul11 (C)
Allen Revival Hour (C) 12:30 O IUpllnrer Report (C)
Ci) Minl1ttrlal Allt.11c. m Public Stmce (C)
Ci) God 11 Tbt Anawtr (C) -~ n'1 • Yentana Sohre loa HJJos 1:00 u ltil \.!;Aft football (C) San
8:.30 l .. U d , .. ~ C) Dleao Chargers V$. Denver Broncos oo. P an Lmll ( at Denver.
· Prefllt • O Movie: "Rawllldt" (drama) '51
Rebel• Wltll • Cause (CJ -Tyrone Power, Susan HaYl¥11rd.
Kathryn Kuhlman (C) fJ @ (}) (42) Dirtdlon1 (CJ "Step
1 ~!ellttc0stal Hollftess to a Different Measure."
full Qospel Rewlnl fJ Sports Special (C) "The Racing
• • llMEX (C) Horse at Saratoaa." A double fea·
':00 tJ Camera Thrte (C) ture about two worlds of racin1: U My favorite Sermon (C) Msir. the private stable area of America'
John Sheridan, Our Lady of Malibu oldest existing race track and a
Catholic Church, Malibu, guests. view of one of the most famous
Day of Dlsccwery (C) yearling auctions in the world.
Cllalltnges ID Revival flrn (C)
Country Music (C) 6I) En11name
~A. A. Allen 1:30 fJ (ii)(}) (42) luues and Answers
I Believe in Mlndes (C) (g Sen. John C. Stennis guests.
Tom and JtfTJ (C) O William Budll., Show (C) "Cit·
ltdadea (C) ies and Federal Government." San
(42) Afrkulturt Report (C) Francisco's Mayor JoS11>h Alioto
1:20 O Coloftlfatfon: (C) "Beaclllltad" guests.
(drama) '38 -Tony Curtis, Frank ID Voice of Calvlry (C)
Lovejoy. 2:00 O Press Conference (C)
1:301J Encydoptdl1 Britannica Ftature m USC football (C) USC TroJans
(C) "Jerusalem.'' ''Christmas vs. Notre Dame. Gama taped yes-
through the Aaes" and "Christmas terday.
Rhapsody" are shown. ID BrGnco 0 @ Ci) The Eternal llatlt (C) @ (1) Underway for PNU (C)
''Call It Sleep." A televiaion adap-(42) lltrv Griffin (C)
talion of Henry Roth'a boo!( abo 2:30 0 Movie: "Siem Stranlt1" (ad-
• Russian-Jewish child in New Yorll venture) '57 -Howard Duff, Dick
at the tum of the century. · Foran IJ Movie: "Spin a Datk W&b" (sus-fJ Million $ Movie: (C) "Htmil
pense) '56 -Faith Oomergue, LM Unc:hllned" (adventure) '60-Steve
Patterson. Reeves. Sylva Koscina.
O@ CI) (42) The BNtJts (C) @ (]) Sllnday Twin Bill: "Gun· Qt (j) Aquamu (C) smok.e in Tucson" and "Enemy Gen·
era I." 10:00 19 Ci) flee die Nation (C) Tills Is tllt Ute (C) 3:00 0 Tales of the Golden West
Ci1J (3) (4Z) Unua ttM Llofl· ID Cavaladl of Boob (C)
ht1rted (C} g) Musiu y P1l1bt1s m Mowle: "M•rTJ Mt Aaafn" (com· 3:30 0 Movie: "Rogu1'1 March.. (ad·
ICJY) '53 -Marie Wllson, Robert venture) '53--Peter Lawford, Rich·
Cummlnp. ard Greene. eiJ Ci) Flnt laptb.t Cllurdl (B Santa Claui LIM Parldt (C) (R)
II) Oitru dll Muro @!) hrdtlda Mulcana
lO:JO! 1n9'dt F..U...11 (C) (42) Arwttd Forces Hl&1lllptl (C) ~a Cl) Afl feotbaU (C) Miami lplTna n.. Ntw Yori! Jets It New 4:00 tJ Vl~int (C)
Vof'k. U Yoldll and r.llct (C)
P @ l1) (42) ~, Koa1 (C) ID @ Featvrt Alm (C) "The iiwti: (C) "T1't Tllrtt Swo Great Sioux Uprislna."
lone" (1.MntUrt) '60 -G fl\) Misteroctn' NtiPl>orflood
Stocilwell, Glon1 Miiiand tm Cl) Wr11Uln1 (C)
well-known American folk tale set In
Dutch colonial New Yort\ of the
17th century tells of a man who
slept for twenty years. Dame Van
Winkle (a bit of a shrew) sends her
husband on an errand, but, after
meeting a strange dwarf In the
woods, Rip stops for a nap and
awakens two decades later. E. G.
Marshall, Leora Dana and Bill Barty
star. • m Donald O'Connor (C) Ruta Lee.
Allen Ludden, Paul Hampton, Linda
Cristal and Jonathan Moore auest. m The Munsters
@ (})Seven Arts Tittatrt: "The
Mountain Road."
fl\) R&D Review (R)
®) (j) Football (C) Notre Dame va.
USC.
mTom
(12) Run for Your life (C)
5:30 tJ Su Hunt U ~ Ci) Mtft the Press (C)
0 DIG THIS NEW TIME * FOR DICK SINCLAIR!
O Polka P1r1d1 (C) Dick Sinclair
and the pna salute the daya of
Elliott Ness and fancy flappers with
such songs as "Honeysuckle Rose"
and "Barney Google." m Gilllpn's ldand (C)
EVENING
6:00 tJ KNXT Reports (C) (30) "Our
Vanishing Beaches." A filmed report
on the sad condition of the Califor·
nia coastline. Robert Simmons re-
ports. (R 0 6 Coll11e Bowl (C) (30) fJ """"........,LA:;;;a.,.Toyland Holiday Wltll
the Serendip Sinan (C) (60)
Re.telecast of song.filled fairy tale
for youn1 and old alike with the
Serendipity Sin1ers portr1yin1 life·
size, magical toys that come alive
one nl1ht in the toy shop.
112 O'Ctodl Hip (60)
Gospll Of Christ
BllQ Penptetlve (30) (R)
(j) Town Hall Mett1111
(42) Man From UNClE (C)
6:30 IJ Ralph stOIJ (C) (30)
8 Angelenos "SPEAK UP" * BILL LEYDEN hosts fast·
moving interview show.
Q Sc>elk U9 (C) (30)
0 NEW TIME! JOHN GARY * STARTS RIGHT NOW!
O John l•IJ (C) (90) John's 1uub
are Stiller l Meara, Redd Foxx.
Tommy Leonetti, Martuerlte Pl•m
and Ketty Lester
01·
JS'
tlnl,
>Out
~na,
I.
(C)
Rip
l(S
•In
the
tho
ran
her
ter
the
ind
G.
rty
98,
da
he
IS.
ir
~f
lh
1"
Ir
rt •.
r.
') e
fii) NEW SEJ.soN Pll (C) (90) Be·
cfnninglts le<:Ond season, the Pub·
lie Broadcast Labon1tory provides
topical news end cultun1I affal
programs featuring Edward P. Mor·
gan as senior correspondent. "Birth
and Death" follows the birth of a
young woman's first child and the
stoicism of an elderiy man with
terminal cancer.
fl) Cuatro Evn Para un Adam
8:30 8 @ 00 Mothert-in-l.aw (C) (30)
"The Birth of Everything But the
Blues." Suzie decides to make extra
money while awaiting motherhood
and "babysits" with a tank of fish
while the owner vacations. m I loft Luer (30) m w Show <C> <3o>
&>World Tomorrow (C)
COM0'8 SPECIAL -Ptn'f Como
llDp • Tllrie(y of Cmlel ...-. Ills onlJ mmk·'f'alietJ special of die ""°'' lf.l90ll ii coloralt °" NBC, SulldaJ at H PM.
HAIL "THE KING"-Yul Brynner stars cu The King of
Siam and Deborah Kerr as Anna Leonowens, an English
governess and teacher to tile numerous children of the auto-
cratic monarch in "The King and I," the motion picture
adaptalion of the celebrated Rodgers and Ham~rstein Broad-
way musical, on The ABC Sunday Night Movie at 9 PM.
Yul Brynne,. won an Academy Award for his rol~w The King.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WED<, NOVEMBER 30, 1968
REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
MORNING
0 Mftie: S.. Daytlme Movies. 10:30 fJ ft (]) Diel v .. o,lt ...
1!J Adventures of G.umby (C) 0 Qj @ Holtrwoed Squart1 (C)
1:45 @ @ Y-tdeo Dl&est (C) 0 (fl) (]) (42) Diel CMtt (C)
5:101J lilvt Ua Tilll Dly/News (C) .cJ, a(]) Titt l Show (C) m Fro• tlM tnAdt Oat (C)
6:30 1J Sunrise Semester (C) Enilish t. : @ OO Snap ~:&mint (C) Dr. l!J Robin Hoed .
Ute!'1ture is the subject for Mon· Joyce Brothers and Bert Convy 11:00 -,... ta\ lOVt of Uft (C} day, Wednesday, and Friday; "The--161 ~
ism, Atheism. and Humanism" Is guest. 0 Q) (I) Jtop1rdJ (C)
the course tor Tuesday a~hurs· 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Sllttfff Jon (C)
day. -, fJ Wutem St1r Th11tre 1!J Rontptr Roo• (C) 0 Education Exdlan&t (C) "How m Jacl LI Linne Exercises (C)
To Be a Parent and Survive." I m Rocky Ind His Friends (C) 11:25 IJ a (I) CIS News (C)
0 Te1ch1r In-Service @(])Weimer Webftot (C) 11:30 IJ 9 (j) S.rdl for Te..-. (C) m Educational f11tvru ~ Cl) Ann Cutcher Show, Fri. 0 @ @ EYt 6uea (C)
fE Technical Comer 9:25 0 @@ NBC News (C) 1!J fft'Oritl $19rJ (C)
7:00 IJ Odyssey (C) 9:30 IJ 9 00 Bevtrty HillblUies (C) ll:45 D News (C) 0 @@The Tod1y Show (C) 0 @ 00 Concentration (C)
O Mornin(s It 7 (C) Ed Nelson fJ Hollywood and Ult Stars ~L mh~~~ m Mr. Wishbone (C) 1!J £.ducttional Fublrn
11:55 0 NBC News (C) Edwin Newman.
AFTFRNOON 1!J Ftlil tflt C.t (C) (jj') (I) Jlcl La Lannt (C)
12:00 IJ leutiqut (C) 7:15 fl) Sttd: Martet 10:00 II Andy Griffith (C) 0 9 @ urs Mitt a Dul (C)
7:30 1J cas News (C) Joseph Bentl. 0 9 (I) Pel'SOIUl!1r (C) Host g ClrtDeas; Coollnl Wltll Conti, fJ C.rtoon Circus I.any Blyden welcomes Ell W1llach, ~ Wednesdly. m II .. C.rtoo Cuti (C} Anne Jackson and Marty Allen who Dap n 1 n e will discuss the innar personalities 0 @ CI> <42> Bewitdltd
I!) Adventurea of Gumby (C) of ZSI zsa Gabor, Woody Allen, Es· fJ T .. po (C) Maria Cole, Bob Dor·
l.'00 tJ ~ Ci) C.ptlln Kan11roo (C) telle Parsons. Sid Caesar and Wll· nan, Roy Elwell.
1!J Rodlet Robin Hood (C) liam Shatner. m 1!J News (C)
1:25 e Community Bulletin BOlrd D Movie: Set Daytime Movies. IOI llMiil CJ) Andy Criffltll
1:30 g C.rtoons 9 @Sunny TodlJ (C) 12:301J Cij Cl) Aa the WorW Tums (C)
----------------------0 9@Dap ef Our llwtl (C)
SHAMBLES-Guest star Liberace gets into a dance routine
that ends in a shamblel on Rowan and Martin's l.Augh-Jn
in color over NBC, Monday at 8 PM. Others (from left)
are Muriel Landers, Byron Gilliam. Henry Gibson and Chel-
sea Brown. •
0 Mr. Mape (C}; ~. (C)
Tues .• Thurs.
0 @ Cl) (42) Truurt Ille (C} m Mowir. S.. Daytime Movin..
l!J Diallna for Dolli,. (C)
1:001J 9 CJ) Lowe Is 1 MlftJ Splett-
dofedl111n1 (C)
0 9 @ Tiit Doctors (C) e tuw u " 1..wr 0 @ (]) (42) ....... Hotall (C)
1:30 1J ft (]) T1lt 6111di111 Upt (C)
0 fD 00 Anotlltr W...td (C)
g Doble Hilt
o cm Cil C4Z> FUMJ '" Shfftd Ask (f) Lloyd Thuton hosts.
~ Wolid Advtnbl,., (C) Mon., Wed.,
Fn.; Sd..fl Thtltrt, (C} Tues., Thurs.
I
I) F1tll• KMwl ltll; Coeliq
Aloqnd tM Wofld, (C) Wednesday. p (ft (]) (42) Dltln1 bee (C)
Jim 1inre hO'Sts.
fZ) Comll'IOClttr Report
2:55 D@ 00 NIC Ntn (C)
3:00 B 9 (]) Tiit Llntllttlr Sllow (C)
D P.D.Q. (C)
0 HIP.17 Pltrol u ~ Cil (42) 6tlltl'1l llotpltll (C) m Tiie Aluzina nu ..
Qj @ Mlti11tt: Don Rodewald.
3:30 IJ Luay P1lr (C}
0 Mike Douitn (C) Pit Paulaen
co-hosts.
0 National Velvet
U (fl) CIJ (42) Ont Uft To Uwt (C)
l!J Hobo ltlly (C)
· 9 (]) Dillin& for DoU1rs Sbow
4:00 fJ Mr. Ed; Movie, Thursday.
. g OUit Md Harriet
U @ CIJ (42) Dir\ Sudon (C}
fJ nm., ind lull• m C.rtotns
4:301J Movie: See Daytime Movies.
fJ Please Don't £.at tlle D1isin (C)
O News Hour (C) Baxter Ward.
0 Titt Rut Mc.Coys m Tiit Tllundtrblrds (C)
Ii) Bozo's Bl& Top Sltow (C}
@ (1) (42) Mlb Doqlls (C)
5:00 0 IOIBC NIWStrYic:e (C)
fJ 6eorp rvtna• News (C)
fJf Troop
61 TH FlintltlM!a (C)
Ii) The Munsttra
tD (I) Jimmy Tho111•n Sbow (C)
9 (]) *'•J'• Pizza hrtJ
5:30 U (W (I) ABC News (C) f,.nk
Reynolds.
Q Tht Croovy SM (C)
m Wlfdtli-Mlllonty Sbow (C}
1!J Cltflpn'a Island <9
fD (1) Tiiis Day 1968 (C)
fB Cl) MID FIM UNQ.£ (C)
1:55 0 @ Cl) (42) Cltildren's Dod1MI-----------; (l) Lendon H. Smith. M.D.
hce 8
2:00 ea oo s.att Stor• <C>
0 9 00 , .. Don't Sly (t) e Love that lob
O @(I) (4Z) Nftlywtd Came(C)
Bob Eubanks hosts.
l!J Movie: See Dal'ime Movies.
EE Ttdlnlcal Corner
2:30 a a ())TIN Edae ot N1atit <C>
B 9 @ Tht Matdl c.... (C) Host Gene Rayburn welcomes Shell•
·~ flrtlra•hlf-ICET C*lftntl ZI .n .. air U.. for tile Loa
Anetta ~ •Rd Ctanty Sdleell for
dllldr•'• ...... tnera•lliq. I• lddltion, .... llltlea brNdcub ln-
MMCll P1911•• for tladln. Pl'0-
1"1• .... sdledll11d ......
Mond., l:JO AM..Z:JO
Tuaay 10-.20 AM·l:JO
....... ., t-.45 AIM-.JO
Thund11 t-AS AIM:JO
Frtd17 lO:GO Mf.l.:JO
MtcRae and 01'90n Bean. IL------------
dq ,.
(C)
(C)
1410
(C)
C)
1k
"' ; ·:~::-~ .. :;~~·)~Wt~~@'
•• ~]PROGRAM hiGhliGlns
.. ... . '
SUNDAY, DECEMBER l
9:00 fl~ Cl) .. , .,.,....,lcl ... A ... I Ann·M•reret and the Men In Her Life~ A
musical revlew starring motion picture star Ann-Margret in
her first television special. The program spotlights the multiple
talents of the Swedish-born performer as singer, actress, dancer
and comedienne. Special guests are Bob Hope, Jack Benny
and Danny Thomas. Viewers will also see some of the acts
and lavish production numbers that made a record-breaker
of An.n-Margret's Las Vegas nightclub engagement, m I sJlclA I Merv Grlffln'a Sldew1lks of New England: A musi·
cal "sidewalk" tour of the New England states--includlng
Vermont. Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire-is taken
by Merv Griffin, and along the way he encounters such person·
alities as Aretha Franklin, Paul Revere and The Raiders, singer
Jimmy Helms, and members of the American Ballet Theatre.
10:00 0@ @ I iflcfA! Peny Como: Don Adams. Carol Burnett and
The Young Americans singing group guest with Perry Como
on his one and only show for the season.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3
7:30 fl ctt (i) National Geographic Special: "Reptiles and Amphibi·
ans. ' fiiis is the second in the series of National Geographic
Society special&, and It explores the realm of creatures that
were preeminent in the prehistoric past but exist today as a
lower life form. The everyday battle for survival is seen in
s~uences filmed on location in the deserts of ·the United
SUtes, the waters of Australia, jungles of Southeast Asia,
tropical beaches of Costa Rica, and reefs of the Galapagos
and East Indian Islands. Alexander Scourby nar,..es.
9:00 B@ @ liftlc!M.) Singer Presents Elvis: Elvis sings his top
recorded hits, a Gospel medley and several modern songs in
hi!l first television special in eight years. Highlighting the virtual
one-man all·music show is a major musical production num·
ber (as Presley sings "Guitar Man") that depicts the struga!ing
rise of a young musician from a carwash through unsuccessful
auditions at various southern nightspots to eventual success
as an entertainer in Mobile, Ala.
10:00 D @ @ I lflcllll Special Budot: Another "first time" tele·
vision special, this one for the blonde. French actress Brigitte
Bardot. Mlle. Bardot sin~ in French and English, and is
joined by an ensemble of male admirers--singer Sacha Distel.
Manltas de Plata and his flamenco guitarists, and composer
Serge Gainsbourg, who wrote the original music with Jean-
Max Riviere and Derard BourgeoJs.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4
9:30 fl Qt Cl) CBS Playhouse: "Saturday Adoption.'' A thought·
provoking drama about the Inter-relationships between a col·
lege student. the Negro boy he tutors and their two families.
Young Eric Laneuville makes his professional debut in the
major role as the young Negro, Macy Stander. Rich Gates
stars as Rich Meridan, the tutor, and William Shallert and
Louise Latham portray Mr. and Mrs. Meridan. Royce Wallace
portrays Mrs. Staunder, and Macy's brother Paul Is portrayed
by Chuck Daniels.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5
9:30 O @ (1)11 .... 8 .. c .. 14-1 The Secret of Mlchef•ngelo-Evety M•n'•
Dream: Lying on his back atop a scaffolding rising 64 feet. an
intense painter contemplated almost 6,000 square feet of
blank ceiling. And as Michelangelo applied the first touch of
color in that year of 1508, he began what was to become
his and one of the world's great masterworks of art-the
huge fresco covering the entire ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
in the Vatican. Producer-director Milton Fruchtman hoisted
his cameras to the Sistine ceiling to provide a deep insight
into the stories and ideas the fresco represents. Christopher
Plummer and Zoe Caldwell provide the off-screen commentary.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1
3:0018 i IHciA! Hobo Kelly's Toyathon: Channel 13's lady clown
joins forces with the Marine Corps Reserve for her second
annual Toyathon to collect toys for California's homeless and
underprivileged. Hobo will have a number of celebrity guests
on hand to assist during the 3·hour·toy drive, including Andy
Devine, Dennis Cole, Lurene Tuttle, Martin Milner, Kent Mc·
Cord, Don Mitchell, Don Galloway and .many otehrs. Young-
sters can visit the studio (between 3 and 6 PM, at KCOP,
915 North La Brea) and meet Hobo and the stars--edmisslon
being only one new or like new toy (unwrapped).
Choose Heathkit® Marine Electronlcs
HHthklt Ml-11 A l)epth Sounder
S.n1fttve, Accurate. & Depenclab ..
,,.~ . . . '
I_ I -.-
s79•s
e Ac<w ............... 1't I ... t ..
VlllMll wltll ~ ~ • ~
.......... t .............
S.Wtlwe eMt-lltw ~ll'Clllt.a.t•t ...,.ti., ........ _...,,,,,.._ •
le"-tlllMlll w Met ~IWY .,._.. .......... _ ...... ct ......
.,._ ~I ....,_ -lnlcl14'1t • l(Jtloenlel~~ ... .., lwltdl "'...,. ttreew~a. Safety Convenience
for the chtsman .. ,
"Fun" Aid for
the Fl1herman
'Heathkit Mariner® ·ftadio Direction Finder
For 5afe Sur• Offshore Navigation
• Ute ~<Ir ........... ct .... _.,,
-NdM ........,.. .. ,,. ....... u .. It.
fir t!IWt..._... llslwllle et1 AM• r .. le, w flw _,..,.. ..._ "'.,.._.
<..._.la e C~ ... etll/C-lu, AM _, MeriM ......._ .._. e
AIMrHMlfW dl'Qlltry M ...,._
lllllty, .... " ......... .....,., ... ............ t ............ ...,., --" "'"'" . , ............. _..,. wltll fedWY Wit ........... ...,.. .. ........ ._. ........... -.-t
NCMI ...
Accurate Offsho... Navigation
•a.ct,_lc Wettciw H'lt" ••• HMn
Of """ •outMeMllll Wit'-Clrwlta Tllet An left, IHKetleMI & -....-,
Wlftl e CNtelM ell M11i.n.t1 I •tr.c>
tlMI ter WNl!le 1' ~ ttec-
trellk '*'" • l'nt, ........... •rtff.Wfle ~ e O.Wetw ... ..,. ~lat f'8slllltlltt ......
~ ( .. llKIM4)
HHr News Broedcaat1 Direct From Foreign Countries
, •. Be The First To K,,_ WI"'.~ Heaihklt® Short~
wave Radio
STARTING DEC. 2 NEW STORE HOURS:
MON.-FRI •. 9 • 9 SAT. 9 • 5
HEATHKIT® 1ucno•1c c1nu
To rHch HHtilklt Electro11lc CoA+.r t1h Herllor tlvcf. to 1111 AYO.
111t 111 lell • few 1hert l>leck1 f• JJO E .. t lell or teke Sute
A111 Froewey to Htrl>or llvcl., Herl>ot llvcl, to lell, • few 1kort
l.Jodra •114' you're here
SAW• PAm
776-HJt
HIATHllT
Ht WT AU. AMAMllM
Reptiles and Amphibians
''Repti.tes and Amphibians," an exploration into the realm of
creatures that were preeminent in the prehistoric past but exist
today as a lower life fo rm, is the secood in the series of four
National Geographic Society color specials, on CBS this season. The
broadcast. narrated by Alexander Scourby, airs-Tuesday at 7:30 PM.
"Reptiles and Amphibians" was produced by the National Geo-
graphic Society in association with Wolper productions.
REPTILIANS-Rtptllt1 tolu many 1h~1, 1ucli 111 th• blo.clc rac1T
snake (upper left), tt41 MOtUftr (/OWIT 'Jefl) and IM two vam/U1 Of
Ill.Ord (on tM rltht). "'R•ptiJt1 arui Amphlbialu," a Nt11lonol Gtopapltk
Soc/t ty color 1peclol, talu1 on over-all look al tlw rHlm of tlau• c,,a.
turu, trocln1 thtm bock .romt 400 mWion )'tars and 1howl"f how many
havt IHtn ob/1 to survlv• In on all.ttn world.
The broedcast emphasizes how many of the world's reptiles
and amphibians have survived for hundreds of millions of years as
a life form most alienated from the higher animals that rule the
earth. The everyday lives and battles for survival of these creatures
are seen in sequences filmed on location in the deserts of the United
States, the water of Australia, jungles of Southeast Asia, tropical
beaches of Cost.a Rica, reefs of the Galapagos Islands and East
Indian Islands.
little-known creatures such as lizards that fly from tree to tree,
10-foot long meat-eating dragons, venomous snakes that live in the
ocean and the legendary Loch Nea monster are investigated on the
program. The special also looks at the more common reptiles and
amphibiarui such as frogs, toads, tortoises, snakes, salamanders and
iguanas in their natural environments around the world.
"Reptiles and Amphibians" traces the history of these cold-
blooded creatures back some 250 million years and relates them
to their contemporaries which arc for the most part miniature
replicas from the prehistoric periods.
The program also recalls the great age of the dinosaurs and
details how difficult it is for a lower form to exist and survive
in a world dominated by higher animals. ,
Waloo Green is the producer of "Reptiles and Amph~ans .. and
Al~ Landsburg and Green are the writers. Robert C. Doyle ts
decutive in charge of production.
• • •
Clinton Judd, the flamboyant lawyer played by Ca.rt Betz la
ABC's Judd for the Defeme, II not the actor's first time eC tbe bu.
Yean •o be played .ttomey Collle Jordao on tbe daytime 908per
"Lo"e of Life." "Jordan did not ban the penonallty of Judd."
Betz now recalls. 'Tm afnid he wa a Wt of a square."
·• • •
Vocalist Andra Willia o( ABC's The Lawrence Welk Show, and
her husband, Roy Cohn, are the proud o~~rs of a n~w 26-foot
cabin cruiser berthed at Marina del Rey. Fishing enthusiasts Andra
and Roy join a growing list of boet owners among the Champagne
Music Makers. ~ Welk "navy" is made up of a variety of craft,
from rowboats to SO-foot yachts.
hp 10
THC DAILY PILOT, TV WED<. NOVEMBER 30, 1968
MONDAY
DECEMBER 2
For morning and afternoon
II stings, please 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
1:30 U (C) "Sutltt An&ti" (drama)
'52-Rock Hudson, Yvonne De Carlo.
9:00 n "The Loves or C.nnen" (dtama)
'48-Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford.
10:00 fJ "Tiie Male Animal" (comedy)
'42 -Henry Fonda, Olivia deHavil-
land.
12:30 m "Th• Astonldled Htart" (drama)
'50 -Noel Coward. "Run, hydlo,
Run" (drama) '66-Gary Menill.
2:00 m "I'll S.11 My Uf ... (drama) '41
-Michael Whalen, Rose Hobart
4:30 6 .. Hold That Qhost" (comedy) '41
-M>bott & Costello.
EVENING
6:00 6 Tlle Bir News (C) (60) Jer
Dunphy.
Q Huntley-Brinkley Report (C) (30)
1J MICKEY ROONEY joins * STEVE tonlte in a fast
& funny one! Get in on it!
O Steve Allen Show (C) (90)
Mickey Rooney, Fran Jeffries. and
The Levee Loungers guest.
0 Six O'Clodl Movit: (C) ""°41·
dinl" (drama) '53 -Tony Curtis,
Janet Leigh
fJ I Spy (C) (60) m Bat1111n (C) (30)
@ 00 Merv Crlffln (C)
@) What's New? (30) "The Pit
Ghosts." Natives refuse to help
rescue Viller from a supposed!
haunted pit.
el Destlno 11 Cloria
(42) Vt.M Ntw1 (C)
5:30 0 KNBC Newservice (C) (30) m f love Lucy (30) m Vop1e ti the Bottom Of the
Sea (C) (60)
@ Ci) HuntftJ·BrinkltJ Reports (C)
fJl) This, Too. Is Allltrlu (30)
"Depths and the Savior" Ramiro
Garcia traces the common history
of Honduras and El Salvador In
Central America.
~ (j) Tlle levtrty HlllbiUles (C)
0) Noticiero 34 (C)
(42) A8C Newa (C)
7:00 6 ®' Cl) CBS Evenln1 News (C)
(30) Walter Cronklte
fJ What's MJ Uat? (30) Soupy
Sales, Phyllis Newman, G1wn Grain·
ger and Arlene Francis ara this
week's panel. m Paawotd (C) (30) Irene Ryan
and Bob Crane guest.
ti) (i) Menday Movie: (C) "The
Last -Wagon."
EE Unu AbielU (30)
(42) Trudi er Conwqutnees (C)
7:30 6 9 (j) CunSMOke (C) (60) A
$lick-talking travelline salesman, at·
tacked by three dissatisfied custom·
ers after hawking his overpriced
wares in Dodge City, is rescued by
a farm widow. then stays on as her
hired hand, while planning to swin-
dle her out or her property. Don
Chastain and Sandra Smith guest.
Q I Dream of Jeannie (C) (30)
"Jeannie and the Top Secret Se-
cret." Pentagon officials are shocked
when a "top, top secret" film, de-
livered by Tony, Is changed into a
home movie by a jealous Jeannie.
O Lost In Space (C) (fiO) 'The Re-
luctant Stowaway." Through the ef-
forts of Or. Smith. the Robinson
fami!y becomes lost in space dur-
ing a pioneer trip to settle.
U @ 00 (42) The Aven19rs (CJ
(60) "All Done With Mirrors." Tara
is assi&ned to investigate Steed.
who is suspected of stealing secrets
from a government research insti-
tute.
fJ Million $ Movie: "f°M Mila to
Mldnlitrt'' (mystery) '63 -Sophia
Loren. Anthony Pertlns. Unstable
American believed killed in accident
forces his wife to collect his In·
surance. She kills him after he dou-
bte·crosses her. m Trutll or Consequences (C) (30)
Various contestants attempt to
guess the utilitarian value of several
strange-looking old objects exhibited
by two antique collectors. m Run for Your lift (C) (60)
@) Canaon de la Raza (30)
El) En1a n 11111
8:00 O Row1n a. M1rtin l.aueh-ln (C)
(60) Liberace guests as a child
psycholoeist, a Scoutmaster. 11nd a
sissy dance student. m Kuti (C) (30)
f1'l) NET Joum1l (C) (60) "A Con·
vemtion With Milovan Ojilas." An
exclusive interview with the former
Yugoslav Vice President, who has
served nine years in prison for his
writings on the communist world.
OJilas, who is currently lecturing at
Princeton University, speaks out on
the course of international commu·
nism. m Comlcos J Canclones
8:30 6 ® Cil Here's lacy (C) (30)
When Kim obtains a job in a wom·
en's-weu store through Uncle H1rry's
aeency, Lucy becomes her daugh·
ter's best customer and promoter-
to Kim's dismay.
D Golden Voyap (C) (30) "Safari
in Nipria." Films of a pag1n folk
dance. the excavation of 2.000-year-
old masks, the island city of Lagos
and many more exciting scenes.
0 CiYJ (3) (42) Peyton PlaQ (C)
(30)Fred" warns Jeff to stay 11way
from Carolyn; Norman refuses to
hang Betty's portrait; Fred threat·
ens ~arsha with court action ewer
Carolyn; Norman 1ccuses Steven of
tl)'ln1 to cause trouble.
m Mtl'V Griffin (C) (90)
m PtflJ Muon (60)
&ri) TV Matical Osurt
he
A
1t-
m-
ed
by
1er
n-
on
0)
ie-
ed
le·
a
ie.
~, .. ,, .
on
ir·
CJ ra
•d,
its
ti-
to
1ia
1le
nt
n·
U·
0)
to
'al
9d
C)
Id
a
n·
'" er
lS
is
d.
It
1n
U·
)) ,.
's
'I·
ri
lk ,.
IS
9:00 fJ 18 C1l M.,._,ry RFD (C) (30) 9:30 1J 9 Cl) fa•ilJ Affair (C) (30)
Sam linds his popularity In May· The twins ue fascinated by Alber·
berry dwindlin& to mo when he ttne, a shy little &ir1 who tells fes·
punishes son Mike by not ltttin1 cinatln& stories about her father end
him see the bi& local baseball rame. buts French at chess. Howmr, the
O fD (6) Mona, Nl&frt at U-t children learn ~hat tht little .&ir1'1
MOvlts: (C) ''QallMS" (horror) '67-tales are all hes, and sht 1s to
Simone Silnoret, James Cun, Kath-embarrasse~ she refuses to 10 to
arine Ross. Lisa, • door-to-door school. Alycta Gardner iuests.
saleswoman, moves In 11 the un-G News (C) (30) Ttd Meyers.
Invited houM auest of Paul and m Wortd of Women (C) (30)
Jennifer, lntri1ued by tht series of ''Dutch Treat." Christina Hahn
occult "aames" which they play. takes viewers on a tour of Hol
land.
fl) Revista Mlllical
10:00 fJ ~Cl) Carol luntett (C) (60)
0 ''°''' htu111 ..... (C) (60) 0 @ (j) (42) Tiii Bl& VaJlty (C) ~) "The Prolit and the lost."
, Heath is stalked by a professional
aunman.
tJ TwUIPt l.ont (30) m JICt Latham Ntws (C) (60) m The Challt11&in1 Sea (C) (30)
''Strange Creatures of the Sta." A
lilm study ol the sea's ctanaerous
and poisonous fishes.
eJ1) Tiie Great Wu (30) The time
covered is Auaust 23-September 4,
1914. Sir Michael Redarave nar·
rates film footare that illustrates
how the Europeans have carelully
mapped their war stratec,y. The
Schlieffen plan be&ins to fail.
fl) La Uorona (C)
10:30 O Movlt: "Learut of Senttttnen"
(drama) '61-Jack Hawkins, Richard
Attenborough, Brian Forbes. m News (C) (30)
eJ1) Wastliniton in Review (C) (30)
@m Detru dtl Muro
11:00 fJ 0 fJ ()1) Newt (C) (30)
CV 9 Ci) (42) Ntn (C) (30)
0 Alfred Hitdlcod (30) m Donald O'Connor (C) (90) Dan
I
Dailey, Sarah Vaughan, George Hop·
Bobby Mone detnoutratt• oae or kins, Roy Drusky and Stirling Moss lbe Joys and Job,w ol falhftttood i. guest.
"Briqlna Baby Rome" oa ABC'• ,
muslc-c:olllfllJ 1tria 11tat'a Ufe, m That Show (C) (30) "How To
Tuetday 11 to PM. live With Your Husband." Renee
She Involves herself In the games, Taylor, C. Northcote Parkinson 1uest.
until they become less entertalnln& 9 Cl) Nnn
and more deadly. m Notidert 34/Cotllmtftbfy (C)
0 JOEY BISHOP gets "it" 11:30 fJ Movie: ''TIM Wortd Was His * on Here Come ~he Stars! Jul'J'' (drama) '58--Edmond O'Brien, Jessel & wrecking crew! Mona Freeman.
0 Hert Come .. , Stars (C) (60) O 9 Ci) Tot1lpt Show (C)
Joey Bishop is subject for tonight's "roast" by Henny Younam1n, Totie D Movie: (C) "Maek Fire" (dra-
Flelds, Jack Carter, Redd Foxx, Gene ma) '51-Yvonne De Carlo.
Baylos and Norm Crosby. The musi· U <ill(]) (42) JotJ llUop (C)
cal portion of the show is handled m Movie· "Mir1e111otn Joumt(' ~:n T~!~:erro. Frankie Randall and (drama) ·4s -Rory Calhoun. Jim
· Bannon. ~)(qJ'Th~ ~!!~:';in~·'T:an~~ 12:30 tJ Movit: 71,_. In ttlt Qrde"
cr1mlnal brou1ht In by Jemal David (adventure) 51 -Forrest Tucker,
Is shot to death In front of the Eva Bartok.
sheriff's ofllce by an unknown H · m n Sunset Strip
11ilant. The dylna sheriff appoints
Jemal temporary sheriff, and Jemal
ar"'sts a man named Cart Mun11>n
as the murder suspect. Earl Corey
accuses him of beina influenced by
Munc6ft's racism. m Rainbow Quat (60) Rev. Gary
Davia, Donovan 1nd Shawn Phllllps
auut. I
fl) La lruja Maldlta
1:00 fJ Movie: ''Thi lncndiblt Shrink·
in1 Man" (horror) '57--0l"lnt Wll·
Iiams, Randy Stewart.
0 S9ffklq FrttfJ (C) e eo11 .. nity lullttJn ltard (C)
UN1n(C) . m Actien TNltrt: "Badl•nds of
Montana."
I I
: Write Yourself a Loan for I : ssooto5 10,000~ormore!
1 CASH IN
: 24 HOURS!*
I No Payments for 6 Months!
I Payments as low as $7.50
I a Month!
: 1. In box at right, list bills. Add
I up how much you owe.
I 2. The balance you owe (plus
I extra cash you want) ~s . the
I amount of yoor loan.
List lllft .. ·~-:-
Tut1
Cir
Furniture
Appllancts
Otpt. Store
TOTALS
: 3. Now look at Union's repay.
I ment chart for the monthly pay-
1 ment on your loan. Compare this
I with the total of the monthly
payments you're now making-and see
how a Union Home loan cuts them in half!
Union's payments are as low -OR LOW·
ER THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY In the
State of California!
·Remember, this one low Union payment
includes principal and interest-repays
your loan in full. No balloon payments!
So write your own loan In the form below.
You Cll'1 get your cash in 24 hours, on
rtquest, with good title!
..... J:".:L OWtll
' ' ' $
' $
' $
$ $
$ • $
$ ' $ ' $ • $ • ' " $ ' 11111011 HPAYMIMT TAlll PAY PO
IOMOW lllOlmt•
$ 500 ..... ,...... 7.50
1,000....... ... .. 15.00 i
2,CiO ............ 30.00 I
3,GOO ............ 45.00 I
4,000............ 80.00 I
5,000............ 75.00 I .
10,000 ............ 150.00 1
lnchldtl Principal a lntereat I
• Lo111 1111turt1 ln I.Ii 1""·
111orte, a Lon1., ttn11 '°""' I nt11e111e. I
r· Moil Today -Get Your l oon Approved on th~ Phone! ~
I Cltll l'lloM lest TIN I You want $•----""°------to Cll11-------
I Deta You PYRlllM Down I 11o111t1t 1to1nt it Pnct hyment -----
1 £st11111tt of I P're.at1tV•t•
I laltnce Owed Oii llal111ee °"9d Oii ht Trust Died ._ ______ 2ftd Trust DIM''--------
1
f111t of hOl)trty1 stn11e F1111t110 Duplu 0 Otflerr _______ _
Adclreuof Pro~rtJ1~--------------~
TUESDAY
DECEMBER 3
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming wtth·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 O ''The Stol'J of MollJ X" (mys·
ft) '5(}-June Havoc, John Russell.
9:00 "1984" (drama) -Edmond
0' rien. Michael Redarave, Jan
Sterling.
10:00 O ''The Glrl He Lett Behind"
(comedy) '56 -Natalie Wood, Tab
Hunter.
1Z:30 m "Shltld for Murder" (mystery)
'54-Edmond O'Brien. "UFO" (sci-
fi} '56-Tom Powers.
2:00 m HParole, Inc." (mystery) '49-
Michael O'Shea, Lyle Talbot.
4:30 IJ "Postmart for Danier'' (mys·
tery) '56 -Terry Moore, Robert
Beatty. ..
EVENING
6:00 fJ The Bli News (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
R H1111tltJ·lrlnldey Report (C) (30)
Steve Allan Show (C) (90) Alexis
Lichlne. Cliff Arquette, Leonard
Nimoy, Mi$"$ Beverly Hiiis, and
Henson Cargill 1uest.
Q Six O'Cloet Movie: "When ht
Ro .. " (comedy) '52-Van Johnson,
Paul Dou&las.
11 SPJ (C) (60)
Batman (C) (30)
(3) Merv Crlffln (C)
fiafs Newt ('°)
Destlno I• Cloria
( 2) KPlM News (C)
6:30 I KNBC Nnnervlce (C) (60)
I Love l.uq (30)
Voya1e to tile lotttlft of the
Sea~) (60) @ 6 Nu11Uey-Brlnkley Report (C)
al) H dinf With Your Chlkf (30)
, "The First Step Is a Giant One."
m (i) Mdtalt'a Navy
ROticiere 34 (C)
( 2) ABC News (C)
7:00 fJ ~ Cl) CIS Evenlna Newa (C)
(30) Walter Cronkite.
I Wllar s My Line? (C) (30)
PUl'WOrd (C) (30)
@ America! (C)
Enalisi.-fact and Fancy (30)
"hlldna and Writing."
(42) Truth or Consequences (C)
fJ A Nat'I. Geo. Special: * "Reptiles & Amphibians"
HAMILTON WATCH and
BRITANNICA: sponsors
7:30 fJ la (j) Nation1I C.Oanpllic
Speclal (C) (00) "Reptiles and Am·
phiblans." An exploration Into the
realm of creatures that were pre-
eminent in the prehistoric past but
exist today as a lower life form.
The everyday lives and battle• for
survival of these creatures are seen
In sequences filmed on location in
Posing as newlyweds honeymooning in a trailercamp, Peggy •
Lipton and Michael Cole are really gathering evidence in a
murder case in "A Quiet Weekend in the Country" on ABC's
The Mod Squad, Tuesday at 7:30 PM.
hp 12
the d•rts of the U.S., the waters 0 @ (3) (42) ffYPD (C) (30) ''Tha
of Australia, the Junales of South· Peep Frffk." While investl11ti111 a
east Asia, the troplcal beaches of murder of a young woman, polioe
Cost.a Ria, the reefs of the Gal•· discover a Peeping Tom they be·
pagos Islands and East lndlan Is· lleve may have committed the crime
lands. Joseph Campanella narrates. ..may have witnessed it. O @@Jerry Lewis (C) (60) Ntw1 (C) (30) Ted Meyers.
Guests are Peter Lawford and Jo ~ to Travel (C) (30)
Anne Worley. •iwan, Island of Enchantment"
I Lost In Space (C) {60) Ell) Reapn News Conference (30) (ll) (}) (42) Mod Squad (C) fl) Hoy
( ) "A Quiet Weekend in the 10:00 f) ~({)CBS Newa Special (C)
Country." Pete, Linc ind J11lle in· (60) "Justice Blad! and the Biii of
filtrate a trailer eam~a rend~· . Riahts." Huao L. Blick. Senior Jus·
vous point for narcotics traffic. tice of the Supreme Court of the
James Gregory and Anna Capri, United States, appears in an un· ~est ·~ Gus and. Dorjs Hayden. precedented television Interview with U MJ!lion $ M~lt: ''Tit• C1llant Eric Sevareid and Martin Agronsky. Hours (drama) 60-James Cagney, 0 @ Cl) I 16c1A I Special Ber-
Dennis Weaver. dot (C) .(60) In her first American m Trvt.h or ~nsequenc.a (C) (3~) television special, French actress
Cartoonist Virgil Partch dra~ can-Bri1itte Berdot sings, dances and cat~res ol several persons in the clowns at many of her favorite
audience. haunts In Paris, London and Saint· I Run for Your Ufe (C) (60) Tropez. Featured performers include
Canclon de la Raza (30) flamenco auitarist Manilas de Plata,
Eft1a111111e Sacha Distel, Claude Brassuer,
8:00 Hazel (C) (30) . Serie Gainsbourg and Claude Boll· Th• Frend! Chef (30) An 1nvi· ing
tation to . lunch with Julia Child. 0 liffrl!_ Putnam News (C) (60)
ei) Premttr Orfeon Co1o Q @ CJ) (42) Thars Lift (C)
8:30 8 a (j) Red Skelton (C) (60) (60)"Brinaina Baby Home." New·
Skelton and auest Jane Powell each born Robert Di<:ksen Jr. is brouatit
play five charactlrs in "Love Is a home from the hospital. Key Med·
Funny Thin&." a special comedy· ford, Sid caesar, and The Muppets
and·music edition of the. show. auest.
O @00 Julia (C) (lO) "fare-I Twlli&flt Zone (30) well, My Friends. Hello." Julia Jadl Lltllam News (C) (30)
starts recei~ing flowers a~d candy American West (C) (30) "Basque
at her office from Eddie Edson Festival." Jack Smith hosts a visit
(Eddie Quillan), the company's to Elko, Nevada, famed for its an· blue.eyed and starry-eyed messen· nual Basque Festival.
ger. al) NET "IJhouse (C) (60) (R) 0 RETURN Bruins in Action (C) &!) LI Uorona (C)
(30) Usina stop-action cameras, • , coach John Wooden presents hi&h· 10:30 0 M~: 'flood of Fu r" (mys·
lights of UCLA's game with Purdue tery) 58-:-ttoward Heel, Anne Hey·
.,. Boilermakers last weekend. wood, Cynl Cusack. Q (i1) (I) (42) It Tabs a ttief (C) ID News (C) (30)
(60) "The Gallopina Skin Game." fl) Detras del MUTO
Ricardo Montalban returns in the 11:001 O O (ij) News (C)
role of Nichol~s Grobo., i~temational 3 @@ (42) News (C)
fence who 1s negotiating for a Alfred Hitchcock (30)
stol.en treaty tha~ Mundy has been Donild O'Connor (C) (90) Sin&·
assigned to. obtain. er Billy Eckstine; musical group, I Merv linffin (C) (90) The &thers Cain; actress Beth
Perry Mason (60) Brickell; singer Cheryl Poole; and
Makin& Thlnp Grows (C) (30) author Linda Goodman
9:00 0 @(6) !Ifie~ I Sincer Pre. ID That Show {C) (30) "How To
sents Elvis (C) ( ) Elvis Presley Make Money With Antiques." Jo·
headlines his first television special anna Barnes, Dr. Richard Rush
with a selection of his best·known guests.
songs. The program features The ~ (j) News
Blossoms, a singing trio, and chore· G) Notidefo 34 (C)
ographer Jaime Rogers and Claude 11•30 fJ u.....t~. "Ho T M de Rlcll Thompson. • "::"'... w ,o ur ' • IJ Showcase 5 (C) ."The Philadel· Unde .(comedy~ 58--0tarles Co-
phia Orchestra." Euaene Ormendy burn, Nigel Pat_nck.
conducts the orchestra, with special R @ fI> Ton1&trt Show (C)
soloists Philippe Entermont. pianist. Mme; "The Red Menace"
and Judith Raskin, soprano. The (drama) 49 -Robert Rockwell.
program includes selections by Hanne Axeman.
Dvorak, Sibelius. Rlmsky-Korsakov 0 @ (}) .<42) ~ Bishop (C) and Brahms G) Mowit: 'The Girl frocn M1nh1t-
tll) lnnova&ns • (30) "More use tan" (drama) 48-Dorothy Lamour,
for Epoxies." Dr. Henry Lee, vittt· George Montaomery
president of Epoxylite Corporation, 12:10 B Movie: "Hiatrny 301" {drama)
talks with Dr. Brenneman. ·~-Steve Cochran. el Lu Hen11anltas Vivanco •
t:30 IJ Ci?} Ci) Doris Day (C) (30) 12:30 m n sunset Strip
Doris Martin has to do some ~st 1:00 fJ Movie: "Allu Niel llell" (dra·
coachina after Leroy tries to Im-ma) '4S-Ray Milland
press the town librarian by promis· 0 Movie: ''Whitt Near {mystery)
inr to recite poetry he does not ·~James Caaney, Vlrcinla Mayo.
even know. I Community Bullttin eoan1 (C) News (C) 0 EXCELLENT POLICE Actioa T\Ntre: "Splu ot tht * ACTION MELODRAMA r"
Robut Ryan and Shirley Booth ce>-star in "About Mrs. us-
lie" on KHJ's Million $ Movie, Wednesday 1at 7:30 PM.
Together they share a secret love that can only blossom su
weeks a year; then fate stops the clock for Mrs. uslie.
WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER 4
For mornin1 and afternoon
listings, please eee 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
fJ Six O'Clecl Mowle: (C) .._...
Cll'1 Molltaln" Pert I (dr1m1) '63
-4ienry Fondl, Maureen O'H1r1.
II S.., (C) (60)
.... (C) (30) CI> Merv 8rlffl11 (C)
Wllat's NtW1 (30)
D..a. la lloria < lPl.M ..... (C)
6:30 I KNBC NewstMca (C) (60) I love LUCJ (30) v.,.,. .. the Ion.. " .. S.~) (60) Hud.,.lrinkltJ Report (C) I ore for Yow MOMJ (30) "The
Money BuslneS$." The "where, how
and when" questions of m1kln1
money ire explained by a financial
1dvlsor.
1:30 0 "Good News'' (comedy) '48 -• ~::!:';': <~)'
June Allyson, Peter Lawford. rfl> ABC News (C)
9:00 ~ "Ride tll1 Pink Hone" (drama) 7:00 6 9 (f) CBS &enln1 NIWI (C) •U -Robert Montiomery, Wanda 10) Walter Cronkite.
10:00 ~~'Frix.,, ..... ,.. ( ....... ) '61 • Wllat'I My Unel (C) (30) • .:. o ow a ~.. com .... , . Pauwonl (C) (30) -Norman Wisdom, June Lavendt (6) You Alkld fw It
12:30 ~ ''Clsanov1 '"""'" (comedy) : Makln1 the Most of Maturity '44 -; Gary Co;oper. "Nlatrt Unto (30) "A Life of Inspiration." M1-NI~ (dr1ma) 49-Ronald Reapn. rion Marshall visits with the late
Z:OO Q) ''T•~ lun In T .. bltint" Ruth St Denis. a le1dln1 uponent
(western) 53-Georie Montgomery, of the dance who demonstrates Jim Davis. -i..~ th ' .. _ ... __ hom
4:30 ~ (C) ......... .. ... .J_.. ( dv ntu ) u .... ~ at can .,,. ""',. at e. , ,_ _,_.. a e re (42) Trvtll or ConMq1tttet1 (C)
7-Jock Mahoney, Luana Patten. 7:30 II Da*brl (C) (60) A youn1 Amtf·
EVEN IN G
6:00 u 11le li1 ..... (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
8 Hantlly-lrillldtf Report (C) (30)
St.we Allen SMw (C) (90) Polly
Ber1en, Dick Cavett and Jose Felici·
ano 1uest.
can with revolutionary asplretions
encouraps Mike and Bart to take
him Into the bush on the pretext
of leeml.!!J fun&1e survival. 09CiJ11le yqt11lan (C) (90)
"The Mustan1ers." An •&in1 bronco
buster takes extreme measures to
prevent his IOl'I from followln1 the
same calllnc. James Edwardi, John
(Continued)
Henry Fonda
Maureen O'Hara
~
Spencer's Mountain
In color on .. The Six O'Clock Movie"
Wednrsday, Part I. Thursday, Part 11.Cf> Kabc-tv
)
I
I
MONEY
AVAILABLE
TODAY
1st & 2ntl
MORTGAGES
ANY TYPE PROPERTY-ANY AIU
Service in the Privacy
of your home
EVENING l SATURDAY APPOINTMENTS
e Combine Your Bins to One Low
Monthly P•ymtnt
e Borrow on Your Homa--P•icl for
or Not
e E.sy Terms -You ChooH Your
P•ymenh
e Long T trm -Low Interest -I st
Mortg•ges
.-We Buy •nd Loan Against Exitting
Trust Deeds,
For FrH l"for"'• ... on D•y or Nl9ht -1 D•y1 A W .. lc
II \
64~2477
833 DOVER DR.~EWPORT BEACH
Stott Liumtd Mortgage Loan Ag~t
Member of Local Board of Realtors
I
ROYAL
MORTGAGE CO.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV wt:EK, NOVEMBER 30. 19M
WIDNESDAY (Continued)
Agar, Don Knlatit ind Chuck Daniel Staund1r and Macy's brother, Paul,
est. Is portrayed by Chuck Daniels. g Lost In S91ca (C) (60) "Island (;J News (C) (30) Ted Meyn.
In tht Sky." Tht Robinaons be· m Wondm of tbe World (C) (30)
come the victim• of 1noth1r one of "Riviera Holiday." The Hal Linker
Or. Smith's dlabolle1I plots. Family visits Southern France to
O (i1) (]) (42) Hert \.om' thl explore the famed French Riviera, lrida (C) (60) "A Man and His known as the Cote d'Azur.
Magic." Torrential raln1 are threat· fll) NET festiVll (C) (60) "Marga·
eneing to flood Seattle when Mer-ret Mud's New Guinea Journal."
Un, a char1atln rainmaker, arriv&S Profitt of the famous anthropologist
aboerd Clancey's ship and claims and her work in the South Seas.
he can stop the downpour. Jack The program marks the fortieth an·
Albertson euests. nlversary of Or. Mead's expedition
(;J MIUlon $ Movlt: "Abeut Mn. to the villaee of Peri on the Manus
Les!le" (dr1ma) '54-Shlr1ey Booth. Island In the Admiralty chain. The
Robert Ryan. AIStlbacks of a wom· film shows Peri's great leap from
an who now owns a boarding house, the stone aae to the twentieth cen-
recalling her secrlt love aff1lr. tury. m Trutll or Consaqutnces (C) (30) 10·00 D @ (6) Tbt OutsJder (C) (60)
Group of 26 fraternity membe!' • 'Tull It [Jke It Was ... And You're
from USC and UCl.A take ,Part m Dead." Marilyn Maxwell, Whitney a hilarious stunt to determine how Blake and Jackle Coogan guest In
many people can be squeezed in a drama of a terrified former bur·
small car. lesque queen whose soon·to-be-1 Run for Your Ute (C) (60) publistied memoirs bring threats
Candon dt 11 Rw (30) against her Ille.
(() KBAl Movlt (C) I 'eoret Pulnlm News (C) (60)
Enpnamt • TwillcM Zone (30)
1.'00 I Haul (C) (30) Jacll LIUlftl News (C) (60)
NIWI In ~ (C) (90) W1ndtrlust iC) (30) "A Flemisti
Mlercoles Musical Fantasy.'' Bill Burrud visits the
1:30 IJ The 5ood Gup: <C) (30) Bert Flemisti coast.
has to bretk the news to Rufus that e> LI Uorona (C)
their poker dub won't play with 10:30 0 Movie: "The Diary of Anne
him any more because he doesn't Frink" Part I (drama) '5~Millie
follow the rules. (Rescheduled from Perkins, Shelley Winters, Richard
Oct 16) Seymer, Diane B~ker. After World U Win Wlttl ttlt St.rs (C) (30) War II, liberated Jewish refugee re-
Ruta lee guests. turns to hidden third floor of Am· fJ lftl 00 (42) rw,tDn Place . (C) sterdam factory wher~ he finds the
(30) Tew makn another mystenous diary kept by his younger daughter
phone call to New York; • Marsha durina their years in hiding from
tells Dr. Rossi about Fred's threat; the Nazis.
"orman tells Rita he hopes Rodney I Nns (C) (30)
ind Betty separate. : Yorty Ntw1 Conference (45) I MtfY 5riffln (C) (90) . Detru de4 Muro
hny MllOn (60) 11:001 ~~cm Ntw1 (C) ' Sonrlsu 6 (li) Ntw1 (C)
9:00 6 Beverly Hlllbllllt1 (C) (30) N L 1me of tt1e Weeti (C) (30)
Afraid that Elly May might mafTY Don1ld O'Connor (C) (90)
Eb (Tommy Lester from "Green Guests are actress Vicki Lawrence,
Acres") and deposit the Clampett actor-slneer Jimmy Boyd, actor Ray
fortune in Sam Orucklr's bank. Walston, slnaer JeffY Lanning and
Drysdale forces movie star Oasti ventriloquist Aaron Williams.
Riprock to ma1querade as a country m T1llt Show (C) (30) "Diamonds
boy and cour1 Elly MH. Are a Glr1's Best Friend." Ed O @ 00 Klatt Mllsk Hall (C) Ames. Georae Kaplan guest
(60) "Alan Kina' a Wonderful Wor1d I Cl) News
of Aurav1Uon." P1ul Lynde and , Notldero 34 (C)/Co11menta11 David Frye are Alan's iUestS. ( )
IJ Wratlln1 (C) (60) 11:30 IJ Movie: "Bittle of tllt Corll O @(3) (42) Wednud1y Nlallt s.a" (adventure) '59-Ctiff Robert·
Movlr. (e) "5'11dow on tit• Lind" son, Gia Scala.
(drama) '68-Jadde Cooper, Marc 0 fi3 00 Tonlpt Show (C)
Stranee, John Forsythe, Carol ~ynley, g MOvie: "Melle H1ste To llvt"
Janice Rule. The time Is soon in the (suspenw) '54-0orothy McGuire,
future. America has d'l1nged. Its Miry Ml!!Phy, Stephen McNelly.
people cannot wort. tmel, . read, fJ @ (1J (42) Joey lilbop (C)
learn, teach, buy or sell without ,m Morie: "'Avt st.ps to Daneec"
first . receivln1 _Permission from ~he (mystery) ·57 -SterUna Heyden, totJlitarlan re11me wtlldl has ehm· Ruth Roman.
lnated the Bill of Rlehts, wiped o l2'15 (;J Movie· ,.DlnlWCKIS Yod" (dra· t~m of speech, of press, of · mi) '58 .:_ George B11ker, Frankie reh&iOft. v ...... @m LAdla Ubft au ... 1n. .
9·30 fJ 9 Ci) CIS PllJtlouM (C) (90) 12:30 m n Sun..t strip
• A thouglif.provokln1 drama about bOO ~.Movie: "Tiit .cue A&alnst lrooll:
the inter-relationships between a lyn (mygtery) 58 -Darren Mc
oollete student., the Neiro boy he Gavin, Maule ,Hayes.
tutors and their two families. Young D M
1
0¥it: (C) 'La T1rantos" (d~·
Eric Laneuville makes his prof!S-ma) 64--Cfrmen Amaya, Antonio
slontl debut in the major role a$ Gades.
the youne NelfQ, M1cy Stlnder. I Community Bullttln lolrd (C)
Rici! G1tes stirs IS Rich Mlridan, N~ (C) ..
ttie tutor, ind William Shafltrt 1nd ~ Thlltrt: Four in •
Louise Lat111m portray Mr. ind Mrs. Jeep.
Mtt1dln. Royct Wallace is Mrs. 1:30 m f,.11 Ille Inside owt (C)
IUI,
30)
tker
to
era, ., ..
11."
fist
?aS. en.
!Ion nus
The
"Om
:tl'I·
60)
J're
ney
In
tUr·
be·
tits
60)
1ish
the
," Iii.
ard
lrid
re-
lm·
lhe
1ter
om
30)
~0)
ee,
''Y ind
ads
Ed
llJ ,..,
rrt
,.
kie
••• IC•
ra· ,lo
C)
8
THEY SAY IT WITH MUSIC
Music abounds in a pair of
specials this week., and viewers
across the country will have
down-front seats for one of the
most popular shows ever pre-
sented at the famed night clubs
of Las Vegas and Tahoe when
"The Ann-Margret Show" airs
in color, Sunday, Dec. 1, at 9
PM on CBS. The audience will
also get one of their best looks
at Elvis Presley in action when
"Singer Presents Elvis," an bour-
toog special on NBC, Tuesday,
Dec. 3, at 9 PM.
The Ann-Margret Show, a
spectacular revue starring the
actress who bas long been a
motion picture favorite, is in
part an adaptation for the tele-
vision tube of the club produc-
tion that catapulted the lovely,
Swedish-born singer, dancer, ac-
tress and comedienne into the
front rank of variety performers.
The television version includes
Bob Hope as special guest star,
special guest appearances by
Jack Benny and Danny Thomas,
and a film sequence shot in
Sweden.
There wu at least ooe other
difference in the lavish revue as
prepared for the television cam-
eras. "For one thing," says Ann-
Margret, "we didn't have to use
oxygen tanks!"
The altitude at Lake Tahoe
in the High Sierra, combined
with the strenuous physical re-
quirements of the dance rou-
tines, made it necessary to have
oxygen available there for the
'ltar and the dance chorus.
"Backstage looked like a Dr.
Kildare set." Ann-Margret re-
calls.
The production, which played
the resort theatres for nine
weeks, was a tour de force for
Ann-Margret. She was on the
stage every minute of the show
and made sixteen costume
changes between numbers.
Ano-Marpet Ollloa WU born
in Stockholm, Sweden, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Olsson.
The family came to the United
States when Ann-Margret was
five and settled in IUinois.
Her performance in various
high school and college musical
productions led to her first pro-
fessional job as a singer with a
new young band. George Bums
~aw the act in w Vegas and
si~ned Ann-Mararct to appear
with him at the Sahara Hotel
as his penonal discovery.
Jack. Benny saw the act and
asked her to make her national
television debut on his CBS
show. This led to a screen test
at 20th Century Pox and a co-
starring role 10 Rodgers and
Hammerstein's "State Fair."
Motion Picture Industry present·
ed her with their highest honor
fol' her contribution to Interna-
tional Filmmaking. President
Johnson presented her with a
special citation for her outstand-
ing performance throughout her
tour of Vietnam and the Near
East. • • •
A RECENT magazine article
quoted Richard Burton u
emerging from a limousine into
a crowded throng of excited fans
with the following mumwr: "l
feel like Elvis Presley."
What sets Elvis a~art, u the
article pointed out, is his audi-
ence and what it bas made him
--one of the .most famous and
highest paid performers in the
world today.
A1hed di Scipio, Group Vice
President of The Singer Com-
pany, who fashioned auccesaful
TV specials around the talents
of such stars as Tony Bennett.
Herb Alpert and Don Ho, was
the mlln' instrumental in grab-
bing Elvis for bis first TV spe-THESE BOOTS ARE MADE 'al POR DANCING -Lovtly Ann-Cl • Ma,grtt, Jn a white /tOJlur mini-''This show not only marks
slu/t and boots, IMS into lier the first time Elvis will have ap-
danu /or a •tgtMnJ of The Ann-peared in his own show on tele-
MaTgret Sltow. vision," di Scipio says, "but it
Frank Capra then signed her to will reveal this remarkable young
portray Bette Davis' daughter in man as that rare performer who
his film "Pocketful of Miracles." crosses the entire spectrum of
A.a a rlslng youn1 motion-pie-music, from rock. to ballad. It
ture personality, Ann-Margret is a virtuoso performance, one
was asked to perform one of which will come as a distinct and
the five nominated songs at the pleasant surprise to those who
Academy Awards. Her electri-are perhaps unaware that EJvis
fyiog performance on that tele-is a q>nsummate musician with
cast, s10ging "Bachelor in Para-an eaOcutely attuned to today's
dise" to host Bob Hope, is now sound in every form."
legendary. The next day Ann.._ FJvil made llll initial impact
Margret became the most sought on the entertainment world via
after personality in HoUyv.cpod. records and standing room only
She was awarded a Columbia personal appearances. He made
picture contract for the choice his screen debut in November
role in "Bye, Bye Birdie," star-1956 in a film entitled "Love
ring Dick. Van Dyke. Life Mag-Me Tender." He has made 29
azine made her their cover girt films since then. Jn Graceland,
and included an unprecedented his Memphis, Tennessee home,
12-page story in.side. are almost SO gold records, each
Ann-Margret loves to travel an award for worldwide sales of
and her motion picture activities more than one million discs.
(she's made seventeen movies) These are ;ust a few accom-
have taken her to Spain for "The plishments 10 this famed per-
Pleasure ~ers," Argentina for former's unparalleled career .
"Andante," Italy for "The Proph-Elvis la.st appeared on a TV
et." and her latest film, co-star-special with Frank Sinatra in
ring Laurence Harvey, was 1960. Why is he doing his own
filmed oo location in Beirut, show now? With a smile Elvis
Lebanon earlier this year. told oewameo who gathered for
She was the special guest of a press conference frior to the
honor at Queen Elizabeth's Ror-tapina of bis specia : "I hadn't
al Command performance 10 been in televis100 for so long.
London, and recently the Italian It just seemed the right time.
Musicwise too. l wanted to do
another TV special before I was
too old."
Elvis opens his TV special
.singing and playing "Guitar
Man," which serves as the basis
for a major production and sings
a medley of his greatest bits
comprising: "Heartbreak Hotel,"
"Hound l;>og," "All Shook Up,"
"Can't Help Falling in Love,"
"Jailhouse Rock," and "Love
Me Tender."
A 1ospel medley follows in
which Elvis is backed by The
Blossoms, a Negro singing group,
with the initial number danced
by Claude Thompson, one of
t'ko choreographen on the show.
'This medley features: "Some-
times 1 Feel Like a Motherless
Child," "Where Could I Go But
to the Lord?" "Up Above My
Head," and "Saved." An Elvis
reprise follows which includes
"Baby What You Want Me To
Do," "Blue Christmas" and a
ELVIS IS BACK-El11u Prt1lq
1101• In tis. fint televlllon 1~cl41
o/ ltu own.
beautiful ballad written especial-
ly ·for the show entitled "Memo-
ries."
The "Guitar Mao" production
number tells the story of the
rise of a young singer, not un-
like Elvis himself, from amuse-
ment piers to chic supper dubs.
In the finale he sings a apccial
tong written for the show by
Earl Brown entitled "If I Can
Dream."
Emmy Award winner Bob
Finkel is executive producer and
Steve Binder is producer-direc-
tor. Musical production is by
Bones Howe.
..
Sidewalks of New England
Capturing the last alimpse of autumn in full color and ftavor,
Merv Griffin travels to New England for an hour-long musical
special, Merv Griffin's Sidewalb of New Bogland.
Blending unmatched settings and acenery in historic locales, and
backed by an array of celebrity guests, the entertainmeot-ftlled of-
fering airs in color Sunday at 9 PM on KTIV, Channel 11.
Merv, host of Channel 11 's nightly Merv Griffui Show, travels
in and out of New Enaland townships and around the quaint coun-
tryside, meeting along the way such penooalitia as sooptras
Aretha Franklin, Paul Revere and the Raiden, recording group,
ainger Jimmy Hels, memben of the American Ballet Theater and
the inimitable Arthur Treacber.
A ainaina Merv "s.idewalb" the backroads of New England,
hitdihikeS a ride in an antique car, rides horseback through the
fall leodor of Vermont's. Green Mountains, strolls along the
ahorelioe of Maine, vi.sits a cemetery along the Freedom
, where many famous Americans are buried, sails the SS-foot
schooner, Daphne, out of Gloucester Harbor in Cape Ano, Maa...,
and leisurely waits through New Hampshire's beautiful White
Mountains, reciting one of poet Robert Frost's most widely quoted
work.a. "Birches."
No New Eoaland setting special ia complete without a little
history lesson on where America was born. The Pilgrims landing
at PlP-Douth Rock in 1620, the romance between John Alden and
Priscilla Mullins and the flnt Thanksgiving in 1621 are recreated in a short children's play, written and narrated by Anthony SlwW.
Prodooed and diRc:ted by Bob Sha.ob, Merv Griftin's Sidewalb
of New Bqlaod, has the mu.Veal backing of Mort Lindsey and
bis orchestra.
Roy Bulla's
Stevens TV
1953 Newport llvd., Coeta MtN
...... 548-3494
..... 11
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 30, 1968
Dithers loses, under less thin hon·
THURSDAY
DECEMBER 5
For morning and afternoon
listings, please 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
l:lO U (C) "The Mltin1 C1111e" (com·
edy) '59 -Debbie Reynolds, Tony
Randall.
9:00 ft "Estller Waters" (drama) '47-
Dttk Bogarde, Kathleen Ryan.
10:00 D '"Siffina Pretty" (comedy) •{3-
Jack Oakie, Ginger Roaers.
12:30 m "Dl11110nd City" (drama) ,
David Famr. "Ont Bia Affair" (com·
edy) '52-Dennls O'Keefe.
2:00 IE (C) "Whltptfln1 S111itll n. Scot·
&and Ylnf' (mystery) '52-Richard
Clr1aon, Greta Gynt.
4:00 R (C) "J1le S.ndontn" (drama)
•6()...:.Robert Mitchum, Deborah K.err.
EVENING
':001J TM 111 Ntws (C) (60) Jeny Dunphy.
D H•nltty·lrinklef Report (C) (30)
0 Steve Alltn Sltow (C) (90) tn1er
Stevens, Mitzi McCall, Charlie Brill,
Matt Monro, and Or. Oare Miller
au est.
0 Sil O'Clod Movie: (C) "Spen-
cer's Mounttln" Part II (drama) '63
-Henry Fonda, Maureen O'Hara.
0 I $PJ (C) (60)
IE llbn1n (C) (30)
@ (j) MIR Griffin (C)
EE) Whafa New? (30) "The Giant
Turtle." Vlller and friends capture
a sea turtle, promptin1 1 hunter'
dance. m Destlno 11 Qloril
(42) l(f'UI ..... (C)
5:30 Q DIC Nnstrwlct (C) (60) m I lwt luq (30)
Ii) Yoy1p tit U.. a.ttHi of
Set (C) (60)
@ @ HuttUef-lrinkley Rt,.rt (C)
EE) Wonderful World of Qildrn
(30) "We're Off To See the World."
Beyond the home, children contln
to l11m as they take a trip to the
zoo with Mrs. Emma Jimenez.
Qj ()) McHtle'a NIWJ
II) Notlcin l4 (C)
(42) UC News (C)
7:00 R CIS Evtnlna NllWI (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite. o wur1 My lint? (C) (JO) m Paa.wotd (C) (30)
@ @ HIP and WlW (C) m s.cn ... nit (30)
Qt(J)F..._.
(42) Trwtlt tr c.n.q._. (C)
7:30 tJ QJ Cl) ......... (C) (30) ). c..
Mable circumstances. a valu1blt
rtn1 his wife had 1lvan him to be
fe9alred, and Dithers attempts to
pin the toss on the Innocent 011·
wood.
0 @ (6) Olnltl looM (C) (60)
"The Patnot." A man scorned 11
1 traitor seeks Daniel Boone'• help
In pl'O'lin1 his rtaht to return to
America. Ford Rainey, Tom Lowtll,
and Teddy Eccles guest
0 lost In $plClt (C) (60) ''Thn
Were Giants." The RoblnlOOS dla·
cover aiants In the area as tMJ
are forced southward to escape
freezin1 temperatures.
0 @(})(42)Uallut Girt la Town (C) (30) "Popped star." Ena·
lish sinaina star Lulu takes Timmy
under her win1 and coaches "her"
to recording stardom.
0 Miiiion $ Movi.: (C) ''Tlllrty
Wfncheatn for El Dl1blo" (west·
ern)-Car1 Mohner, Topsy Collins.
John Heston. Federal aaent Is •nt
to wipe out a group of bandits t.f·
Mlllle Pertdm 1tan la ""Tlte D18rJ
of A.mm Fra.ak" oe IUU'1 c-... IX. Pu1 I beailll at 10:31 PM
Wedlladay, wtdl Pan II eottcW-
... Ck Gf!CM'le Stnee'• .._. at
die aaw time. 'lllanday. n.e 1torJ
• • tnle ODe, bued Oii elite cllu7
of a 13-yur.o&d JewWI pt SOM
lllto ldcillll Ill Amsta'dam l'fdt Illa'
f.amDy and four oct.er peopk to
t9C:11Pe Nazi penecadoo.
rorizlna Canyon Clty. A beeutiful
dancer and the d1uahter of the
sheriff ire lnvolV'ed in the d1npr·
ous trap he sets. m Trutlt tr Conseq...-(C) (30)
Three prof esslonal 1th I ates wflo '"' also talented In mU$1c provide fun
in puzzlln1 contestanb when they
have to auess what specific 1th·
letlc 11me nch particlp1tee In.
IE Rn fer Yoar life (C) (60)
fll) Candon de la Rua (30)
@I) f.n11n11H
1.-00 I) QI fl) Hn1N flwM) (C) (60)
A nlatitclub slnpr who Is also 1
Clt·buritar lttds stave McGarrett
on a desperate cha• up 1nd down
the stH. walla of 1 W1lldkl luxury
hotel. Tommy Sands, Sindy Smith
ttl·
>It
be
to
Ii·
;())
IS
tip
to
tll,
In ,,.
ny
1r"
,
• I
I , ,
e r •
ul
le
If•
)) ,..
ltl ,,
h·
))
a
:tt
m ry
th
ind Rob9rt Random auest. (Re-10:00 0 ~ (]) DIM Martin (C) (60)
scheduled) Dean I &utlts 11'9 Jimmy stew1rt, 0 @ (1) (42) Flytef Nun (C) (30) Cattrlnt Valente, Dom Dtl.ul• and
"It's 1n Ill Windfall." The Sisters Stanley Myron Handelman.
of San Tanco receive a donation U "°'It htM• ..... (C) (60)
of $5,000 from an unknown bent· fJ T..,_ l.otle (30)
factor, but can't collect it GI Jacll Utbla ...,.. (C) (60) m Hiilei (C) (30)
fil) PltJfft1 tilt Cllitar (30) "A m Wild Adv9ntln ~. (30) (R)
Completa Stvillana." Students study St RU !levieW (60) Famboroulh
• version of "Sevlll1na" 111 dttall 196tr-Britlsb Aer,ospace Industry
with lnitructor Fredtra NOid Shows Its Wam.. E.uropn11 cor-. respondent Gerry Wecnbren Inter·
61) Fellclanol (C) views aerospace leaden at the 1i1nt
l:30 D 9 (6) lronslda (C) (60) "Side
Pocket".An opportunity for • full
scholarship to Carneal• Tech Is
rejected by Tim Patter10n because
biennial trade show at f1mboroutfl,
En&11nd.
., La Uoron1 (C)
his brother Intends to cash In on 10:30 D T.H.E. Cat (C) (30)
the boy's phenomenal slllll at pOOI. 0 Movie: '1'1 Dilrr of Anne
Ironside Is determl~ to save the Frtnk" Part 11 (drama) '59-Millle yoong man from 1 lift 11 a pool . shark. Michael Christian and Jadl Pe.rluns, Shelley Winters. R~charcl
Albertson cunt. Beymer.
U lo1tin1 (C) (90) Andy Heilman ID ..... (C) (30)
meets Jimmy Ramos in a lO·round @ @hllpoct to T,.vtl (C)
middlewelght bout. flt Dtlra dtl Min
D @ (]) (42) Bewltdted (C) (30) (42) TwillPt l.ont
"Samantha loses Her Voice." A
simple statement like "I can't 11 ·oo II D D @ ,._. (C) (30) spo1k for Darrin" leads to trouble • when Uncle Arthur Is lllV'O!ved. (]) @ (]) (42) Ntwa (C) (30) m Mtr1 Criffin (C) (90) 1J Alfrtd Hitdlc:oct (30) m ""' ...... <60> m °""w O'Conw <C> <90> fll) Blact Penpectlwa (30) A panel Guests are Erroll G1mer, Biiiy ea. Of bladl newsmen question Rev per, lewis and Christy, Andy Rus-
J1mes Jones, president of the · 1111 and The Dimitri Sisten..
Anples Board of Education, about QI Tlaat .._ (C) (30) "Ntwr
minority croup Instruction. Underestlmate the Potential Power
0) Nodla dt &treno of a Woman!" Sally Ann Howes. Judge Sherman Anesllver guest.
9'!'00 II 9 Cll Tllursdly Nlaflt Movie: a Cl) Ntwa
{C) "In lit C.01 of U.. Dq" (dra· eJ Notldwo "34 (t)
ma) '63-Peter Anch, Jane Fonda,
Angela Lansbu,y, Arthur Hiii. Based 11•30 .,. Movi • (C) "Jacl McClll .,_. on a novel by Susan Ertz, the story • ~ " e: , • was filmed a1allllt the back&rounds l*ado (drama) 53-Geor&e Mont· ot London, Paris. Greece, and tells tomtfY, Douglas Kennedy.
the story of three people, each Im· D ~ 00 TOftlgtrt Sllow (C)
pmoned by emotion, seeking en
elusive love.
D (llJ (!) "2) That Cirl (C) (30)
'i{nn Versus Secretlry." When
Don's stunnine new secretary, mak·
In& a pity for him, has them both
sent to Washlniton, D.C., Ann f
she must end her romance with
i.Don whllt he la away. Jennlf
Ooueles 1uests. m n.atn 1aat <3o>
II Mcwlt: "Sin Antone" (adven-ture) '52-Rod Cameron, Forrest
Tucker.
a cm (j) <42> .., ailllop cc>
ID 11i1ewtr. "lm.ible S1ripts" < dra·
ma) '39-Humphrey Boiart. Georp
Raft.
12:00 D Mowlt: "face tf T.,..,.. (dra·
ma) '60-Usa Gaye, Bir&tlio Texers.
9:30 D ~ (i) Dfl&Mt (C) (30) "Har-c:oti~lr.16.'' Friday and Gan· 12:50 m n Samet S1rip
non &et an assist In the battle ,.
against dope from a businessman 1:00 II Movie: ...... Coflll u.. w~
end IOl11t teena(ers. • (comedY) '44-81ng Crosby, Bony
D (ll) m (42).~ TM Sa-Hutton.
Cl'tt of lfldMfan M•~ D M...._. ~ Sea" (docu Dffa• (C) (60) Dial~ by Chns· • --. ·~-1 at · topher Plummer and ZOt Caldwell mentary) 55---Marrated by Aluan·
detllll the story of Mlcht11ng1lo's der Scourby.
freisoo In the Sistine Chapel of the 11 C..11unttr Bulletin Board (C}
V1tlcan. The 5,559 square-foot fres-mi News (C)
co was filmed over 1 twc>-month ..
period by a hydraulle11ly operated
camera on • platform etD1> a 64· 1:25 fJ ll9n (C)
foot scaffold. It Is the first ttme
the Vatican has iranted pennlaion
to film the fmco from such •
short dlstan~nly 1 few ftet
from the ctlllna.
fJ Ntn (t) (30) Tad Meyers.
IB Ctut't World (C) (30)
fl!) Ciut.n T11 (30)
1:30 m From tht Inside Out (C)
~n 1Mltrt: "The Lady From
2.:00 m All..Jlf!M ... ; "CapUln CaU· tlOn," "Ointl~" ''The Crttpln1
Unknowl\." \
CHANNEL L STINGS
lnformatl~n for these logs Is furnish y tfle television stations.
TV week 1a not responsible for last-ml ute changes in progr1m listings.
tJ· KNXT (CBS) Los An1el11
D KNBC (NBC) Los Anples
IJ KTL.A Ond.) Los An1ele1
D KABC (ABC) Los Anples
0 KHJ (Ind.) Los Anceles
GI KTTV (Ind.) Los Anples
ID KCOP (Ind.) Los Anceles
fl KWHY (Ind.) Los Angeles
Em KCET (NET) Los An1eles
61> KMEX ~ (Ind.) Los An1eles
Cll KL YO (ABC) Cable Bakersfield
@ KERO (NBC) cable Bakersfield
Cl> KBAK (CBS) Cable Bakersfield f'
a! Kl YD (ABC) Bakersfield a KERO (NBC) Bakersfield
9 KBAK (CBS) Bakersfield
A star (*) preceding a log listing Indicates it Is a paid adver·
tJsement. Channels 22, 28 and 34 are UHF In Los Angeles. with
28 being the educational (ETV) station. Channels 17, 23, and 29
are UHF In Bakersfield.
SIGN ONS CTEST PATTERNS) •
Cftaftnel ~:4' AM SundtY, 6:oi AM Mond•y throuch Frld•y, 7:1t AM SaturdtY.
c:ttanMI 4-7:00 AM SundQ, 6:00 AM Mond•Y throulh Frld•y, 7:00 AM ~ S•turd•y.
CMIWMf 7-Procnimmlnai &tarts •t 8:30 on Sund•y, 7:00 AM Mondey thro~ Friday end 7:30 AM on a.turd1y.
Thia m._ulne It ell•hed -~b thlt newsp1per by TV Wiii(. e dMtfon of ..,,., IM eo.. Inc., edllori•I •nd produc-
tion offlc•I P.O. Bax 11 •1 Glend•I•. •llf. Address edvertl1ln1 lnqultt .. to tn. dlap ay edverttatna aepertment of this newspaper.
BED WETTING*
CORRECTED'!
llecammtnded lf'S 4 tbru 50 .. The ENURTONE method hes
proven In CN9r 450,000 CHH
that It can stop bed·wtttlna (Enuresis),• when not caused
byOf'lenlcdefectaordltHMt,
In Just two to four weeks. Not•
drug or diet, just a slmplt 9191'·
cise technique. ApprCNed by
many doctors.
... c..-.. na IOOttt.n ...to-nm .. , '" ..... tffMt ............. _.. ...... .... Tllil __ ._lllel. .. ,, .... .,
• _,_. .... y -~. ......... --........ ..... ....... ..... ,_ ................... ....... ----~··;.Ail ;;,;·,;.u;.ro;.;·oou:;:::;;.;:. ... r,:;,:;·
ENCINO MEDICAL CENTER-SUITE C 16608 VEHTIJRA BLVD~ ENCINO, CALIF. 91316
NAMt--------------~
AODRCSS~-~-------------~·
C11Y-----------"TATE
PHONL IP __
/.... "',., f'4 ( 1 '11 l 11 i t I i '-'~ ' • * • • I • i I I i
..
.J Pip 17
-e.Jecret of lfticbaelangelo Revealeb
"Cum•Hn Sibyl" is the title of this portion of Michelugelo's masterpiece, the Sistine Ceiling, which he p•inted more th•n '450 yHrs •go.
An exhaustive three yeors of research throughout ltoly, the
construction of a scaffolding rising 65 feet, ond four months
of backbreaking camera work. hos resulted in whot i.s certainly
one of 'elevision's most remarkable achievements.
Tlie accomplishment is revealed on ABC's telecast of "The
Secret of Michelangelo: Every Mon's Dream," on unprecedent-
ed close-up view of Michelangelo's huge fresco covering the
entire Sistine Ceiling in the Yoticon.
Produced for ABC News by Capital Cities Broodcosting.
under the supervision of executive producer Milton Fruchtmon,
the hour special airs Thursday December 5 at 9:30 PM.
The tefecoH marks the first time that o comero hos come
within finger touching distance of the fresco thus providing
o perception of detail never before ottoined. In addition. 'the
comero brings to life the little known stories concealed behind
Michelangelo's pointing, created over 450 yeors ogo.
According to Fruchtmo1' the ambitious purpose of the film
wos "to get inside Michelangelo's head, to see the pointing
os he himself might hove seen it." In order to do thot, he
researched everything thot Michelangelo wrote or wos ex-
posed to. .,
The film, however. is more thon just on eye-boggling view
of Michelangelo's sculpture-like figures. Dromotic insight into
his pointed representations of Old T estoment stories, prophets
ond phrophetes(es, is given further interpretation via the off.
screen voices of Christopher Phimmer and T any-winning actress
('The Prime of Miss Jeon Brodie") Zoe Caldwell
Far me nrsa ama 111r ...
sr1nn1a scan• COiar 111111 nm• wnn Direct Channal tor Fam11r Slldlil
81>enda 8 tortune to put your family In Now-world's newest most exciting home entertainment from Sylvania.
In one superb console, today's sharpest color TV picture. Plus a
sllde projector that electronically displays your pictures on the TV screen.
You see them on your direct family channel. Plus a built-In cassette
tape recorder ... you can record your own sllde commentary. Come In ...
see and he:ir the Scanner Color Slide Theatre todayl Better stlll ...
bring in your own slides ... see yourself On color TV.
Exciting products for home entertlllnmenl
1maa1na ...
a complete professional slide/sound
Studio In your home . . for you and
your family to enjoy years of Slide-
Sound-Color TV funl
Sylvania's Scanner Color Slide Thea-
tre lets you view your favorite 35MM or
type 126 slides just as conveniently as
you enjoy your favorite color TV shows!
• No need to re-arrange the furniture.
• No projector to set up.
• No screen to put In place.
The Scanner
Srfv.nla CFNP20IJT
Butternut veneers
and solids In
Claaalc styling.
Available In walnut
In contemporary
styling.
296 sq. In. viewable
picture area.
*995
• No need to turn off the lights.
• There is no noisy projector fan.
• No need to focus your slides.
• If your photography wasn't perfect.
You can adjust the color level, con-
trast and brightness of any sllde.
Come in today ... make your home the most exciting place in town!
DAVIS-BROWN
21 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE IN THE HARBOR AREA
OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 PM SATURDAYS TILL 6 PM
411 EAST 17TH STREET. COSTA MESA 646-1684
. I
FRIDAY
DECEMBER 6
For mornfnc and afternoon
listings, please 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 D (C) "Bonjour Trbtuse" (dra·
ma) '58-0avid Niven, Deborah Kerr,
' Jean Sebera
9:00 IJ "Hi&lnfay 13" (mystery) '48 -
Robert Lowry. "Remember Pe1'1
Hubor" (dram1)-0on Barry.
10:00 e "Tht Quiet American" (drama) 'SO-Audie Murphy, Michael Red·
arave.
12:30 m "Aamlnp Rold" (drama) '49-
Joan Crawford. "Embracetblt Yoa"
(drama) '48--!lane Clark.
2:00 m '"Stranp Holiday" (drama) '46
-Gloria Holden, Claude Rains.
4:30 tJ (C) "The Princess and tll• Pi-
rate" (comedy) '4-4-Sob Hope, Vir·
ainia Mayo.
EVENING
1:00 fJ Tiit II& Ntw1 (C) (60) J
Dunphy.
0 Huntley-Brinkley Report (C) (30)
0 UCLA vs. OHIO ST. is * a big one for Alclndor
& Co.! Go, co, BRUINS!
11 UClA lalbtbaa (C) (90) John
Woodtn's Bruins battle the Ohio
State Buckeyes. Dick Enbtrf calls
the action from the St. John Arena. D s;. O'Cloc:l Movie: """ Bell-boJ" (comedy) '60-Jerry Lewis.
Miiton Berle.
11 Spy (C) (60)
Batman (C) (30)
Mm Griffin (C) ~Ifs New? (30) "Variety."
Pathe Television presents films of
a variety of subjects-the automo·
bile's history; Old Ironsides; and
Luther Burbank. eJ Dtstlno II Gloria
(ll) KPlM News (C)
6:30 M KNBC Newsmlct (C) (60)
I L0vt Lacy (30)
Yol111 to the 8otto11t of the
Stt~) (60) Huntltf·BrinkleJ R.,ort (C) I tolJIPftY (30) "The 'Poc>ular'
Geoa111phers." Dr. Thomas Best of
Cal State at Los Anaeles closes the
series with a look at the li&hter
side of aeoaraphy, travel boob and
lplct~!~· and the professional geor·
(I) Mdt1lt'1 Nny
ROticiero 34 (C)
) Ale NIWI (C)
7:00 8 a (j) CIS ~nf News (C) @> Walter Cronkite. B Wlllfs My Lint? (C) (30) m Pusword (C) (30)
U (i) CintllUI Sllowcue (C) ''Scar-
let Aiijel."
fm M1.in1 the Most of Maturity
(30) "Call City Hall."
ISEARCH FOR DRUGS-June Allyson guest stars with uries
regular Robert Stack in "High on a Rainbow," a drama about
teen..age narcotics use, on NBC's The Name of IM Game,
Friday at 8:30 PM.
l'ap20
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WED<, NOVEMBER 30, 1961
(42) Trutti or Consequtt1ea (C) I I TIM Detendm (60)
7:30 fJ 9 TM Wiid, Wiid Wtst (C) @ (J) (42)Don Rictles (C) (30)
(60) A ~ister Hunprian scientist : Sptculation (60) "The New Mid·
who employs a monstrous tunina die Years." Dr. Keith Berwick and
fork as the instrument of extortion his auests discuss the life style
beeomes James Wes.l's antaaonist. of the ''command aeneration" of
Harold Gould auesta. 40-to-50-year-olds. Guests are Annt
OGE fantasy Hour (C) (60) "Ru· Simon, author of "The New Years:
dolph the Red-Nosed Relndeer." The A New Middle Age"; Michael Gold·
fully animated musical Christmas stein, associate professor of psy·
story that has become an NBC chology at UCLA; Or. Richard Kalish,
Yuletide tradition will be colorcast UCLA associate professor, School
for the fifth consecutive year. Burl of Public Health.
Ives' voice narrates the stQIY. C!) El Mundo Esta loco
D lost In Space (C) (60) "The 9:30 D @ m (42) Tiie Guns et Will
Hun1ry Sea." Barely escaplna a Sonnett lt> (30) "Meetina In a
fiery death as the unknown plan-Small Town." Jeff draams he sees
et's sun suddenly fills the sky, the his father, James, shot from a
Robinsons manaae to 1uide their tower in a nearby town.
ship! \ofR~f& ~News ~C~ (30) Ted Meyers. D . "Buuty and tllt I IFl(A I haft Harbor (C) (60)
least" (C (60) Actress Hayley rank McGee. natR>nally famous
Mills appears as the storyteller television news correspondent. takes
while the San Francisco Ballet act the viewer to visit America's allies
out the story of this spellblndinc and enemies durlna World War II
tale. Lynda Meyer is Beauty, Robert to find out what has happened to
Gladstein the Beast, and David these nations since December 7,
Anderson the Prince. Gthard Samuel 1941. (R)
conducts the San Francisco Ballet 10:00 O QJ @ Star Trel (C) (60) ''The
Orchwa. Empalii." A female capable of ab· fJ ~ $ Movie: ''The Boys" sorbin1 111 pain from others luds
(drama) '61-Richard Todd, Robert Kirt, Spock and Dr. McCoy Into 1
Morley. laboratory of death. Kathryn Haya m Trvtfl or Consequences (C) (30) Bests.
Three husbands attempt to chose Georl!.. Putnam News (C) (60)
articles of apparel for their wives @ lV (42) Judd for tlle 0..
totalina exactly $500. tense (C) (60) "Punishments, Cruel
(8 Run for YCMlr Lift (C) (60) and Unusual." Judd defends a tor·
(jJ) CI> (42) Operltloll: Entertain· mer alcoholic on a felony charae.
ment (C) Ed Ames hosts. Guests are and the judge has a drlnkina prob·
Joan Rivers, Dana Valery, John Dan· fem.
iels and Company, Louis Nye, and B All-Amcrlun Colltp Show (C)
Tbe Three Degrees. (30) Julia Meade, Janet Blair, Larry
I Candon de 11 Rau (30) Storch are auest panelists. Guest
En11n1me presenter is Martha Raye.
8:00 Hazel (C) (30) m Jact Latham News (C) (60)
Wortd Press (C) (60) fil) NET Playhouse (C) (2 hr) "The
Muslu J Estrelln Starwaaon." A touchin1 story about
8:30 9 CJ) liomer Pyte (C) (30) an absent.minded professor .and a
Molly Gordon meets Gomer on a time machine, stanina Orson Bean
bentll at the Palisades. tells him and Dustin Hoffman. The pair find
he's too skinny and insists he let trouble when they attempt to find
her fix him a little lunch at her the proper time in their lives to
~rtment. Molly Picon guests. start over aaain.
U @ 00 Name of Utt G11tt (C) @m La Uoron1 (C)
(90) "H•ah on a Rainbow." Dan 10:30 fJ Movie: (C) "Love Is 1 ManJ
Farrell and Pew Maxwell assume S,lendored Thin(' (romance) '55-
new lobs in an effort to locate the William Holden Jennifer Jones.
IOUrce of illegal narcotics aettina m News (C) (30)
into the hands of school children. IE Detra dtl Muro
Guests are Van Johnson, June 11:0010 D (11) Nein (C) (30)
Allyson and Broderick Crawford. • @ (i) ~) NIWI (C) (30)
0 TOM HARMON special! Alfred Hitchcock (30) * Bing Crosby narrates! Donald O'Connor (C) (90) Guests Great football clips! are Werner Klemperer, St~fan Arn· arim, Ray Gilbert, Marjone McCoy O I ''iclAL I Ont Saturday After. and Dave Ketchum noo~ 0 (30) Old '98 will run &) That Show (C) (30) "The Ane
1111n In th.e document~ry fll!" ~a~-Art of Striptease." Vivian Vance,
rated by Bina Crosby. "Old 98 IS She'!l.. Britton guest.
none other than Tom Harmon. ~ llJ News D @{ll (42) I lflc1lli Kod1•'• m Notidero 34/Comment11y (C) AJl·AIMncan football Tum (C) (30)
Filmed hi&ttli1hts and interviews 11:20 m Bo1eo
with t~ best colleaiate players of 11:30 6 Movie: ''The Postman Always
the 1968 season. The 22-man team Rinp Twiet" (suspense) '46-lana
Is chosen by the American Football Tilr. John Garfield.
Coaches Association. @@Toni&frt 5'low (C)
I Mel'Y Griffin (C) (90) Movie: (C) "Calltomla" (•elven·
Peny Muon (60) ture) '46--Ray Milland, Barbara
Alecrias Adams Stan~k.
1:00 a a m Friday "'IM Movil: cc> a (11) ~ <42J Joer a1s11op <~> '1M D~' (suspense) '67 -&J Movtt:, (C) 'Ton.if11fs the N11ht"
Montaomery Clift, Hardy Krupr, (comedy) SS-David Niven, Yvonne
Macha Meril. American physicist De Carlo.
chanaes his plans about 1 cultural 12:30 fJ Movie: "Untamed Youdl" (dra·
visit to Ltipzia into a CIA asslin· ma) '57-Mamie Van Doren, Lori
ment involvin1 t!M defection of • Nelson, John Russell.
Russian ph)'Slcist. m n Su.nwt Stnp
•
1
(
1
t
(
I
(
i
\
(
c
I
E
t
'
s
I
I
I
0)
d·
Id ,,
of ,.
s:
d·
'I· h,
ol
Ill
a
IS
a
>)
IS
l$
l$
II :o r.
1e ,.
Is
a
'I
,.
If ·.
)
'I t
·eeauty And.The Beast' performing for the magnificent couple, who retire to the Prince's
castle and live happily ever after.
British actress Hayley Mills and
the internationally famous San
Francisco Ballet join their talents
in the lavish color production of
"Beauty and the Beast." Friday
at 7: 30 PM on KABC, Channel 7.
Miss Mills appears in the role
of the story . teller unfolding the
spellbinding tale of "Beauty and
the Beast" as related to the action
in the ballet.
The role of Beauty is · danced
by gifted prima ballerina, Lynda
Meyer, who bas created a sensa-
tion with her notable solo t>Cr-
fonnances with the San FranctSCO
Hczyley MIJU u story telkr. Opera. Robert Gladstein portrays the Beast with David Anderson
taking over in the role of the Prince.
The corps-de-ballet of sixty dancers stage the ballet under the
choreographic direction of Lew Christensen, the company's director.
Based on Ute familiar fairy tale, the score is taken from thr. favorite
ballet music of Tschaik.ovsky using the forty-five member San Fran-
cisco Ballet Orchestra, conducted by Gehard Samuel, musical direc-
tor of the Oakland Symphony.
A IUM from tM ""1kt. The charming tale of "Beauty and the Beast," which has been
delighting children for centuries, is entrancingly depicted in the
graceful ballet presentation. It tells the story of a beautiful girl
who comes upon a horrid beast while wandering through the En-
chanted Forest with her father. The Beast imprisons Beauty and
tries to win her love, but failing, allows her to return to her home.
Broken-hearted, the Beast is striken and falls into a death-like
trance. Upon hearing of ~· fortune, Beauty rushes to his side
and kisses him, breaking evil spell and transforming him back
to his original s~ as,.,a andsome prince. After witnessing the
happy change, all. ffie-creatures of the forest show their delight by
Founded in 1938, The San Francisco Ballet is America's oldest
classical ballet company and is recognized as one of the most ver-
satile in the world. It has an active repertoire of 35 ballets and
has drawn universal acclamation during its international and do-
mestic tours.
"Beauty and the Beast" was singularly honored when it was
selected by Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco for its
world theatrical premiere md was shown during· the Monte Carlo
Ccntefinial "American Week" Festival.
HOBO KELLY TOYATHON
Hobo Kelly, the toi>-rated children's TV per-
sonality, seen weekdays on KCOP, Channel
13, was moved by the hundreds of home-
less children in the Los Angeles area who
have good reason to doubt the existence of
a jolly old elf who slides dowrr every chim-
ney with a bag filled with toys for every
boy and girl on Christmas Eve. Determined
to do something about the underprivileged
children in Southern California who might
go without toys on Christmas morning,
Hobo launched a three hour toyathon in co-
operation with the United States Marine
Corps Reserve's Toys for Tots campaign,
Famoru "Marlnel' Jim Nabor1 and Frank
Sutton, 1tar1 of IM Gomtr Pyle TV stria, hel~d Hobo K•llY kick ofl lter "Hobo K•l-
/y T oyathon" la.rt r•ar.
telecast December 2, 1967 on KCOP.
The selfless Irish heroine personally con-
tacted hundreds of private and civic organ-
izations to solicit support for her drive to
make Christmas a merry event for all chil-
dren, regardless of. race, creed or circum-
stances. The fruita of her efforts surprised
everyone, even Hobo. Such noted person-
alities as Jim Nabon and Frank Sutton
of Gomer Pyle, "Batgirl" Yvonne Craig,
Morey Amsterdam, Patricia Blair, Don
Newcombe, Nick Adams, Ben Alexander
and Walt Disney life-size characters, ap-
peared on the toyathon to plead for toys
for underprivileged tota. Almost every
known local children's pcnonality cooperat-
ed with the toyathon. The result was a giant
pyramid of toys contributed by the thou-
sands of youngsters who ftowed through the
Channel 13 studios or dropped into their
nearest neighborhood toy-drop. Over 50,000
toys wue collmed ar a direct re.suit of the
thr~e-hour special.
The campa1go earned Hobo a slight dis-
tinction that few "hoboes" have been known
to enjoy. She was made an honorary ser-
geant in the United States Marine Corps
Reserve! And Mayor Sam Yorty of Los
Angeles also lauded her outstanding etf orts
with a special commendation presented at
his news conference.
The 2nd annual "Hobo Kelly 'f oyathon"
takes pl~ this Saturday, December 7th
from 3/to ~ PM in color over KCOP,.
Channel 13.
Once apin civic organizations, communi-
ty leaden, big corporations and prominent
personalities have volunteered to lend a
helping band to this worthwhile project.
You, too, can join the "Hobo with a
Heart" in her drive to do something about
the tota at Christmas by visiting the studios
of Channel 13 at 915 North La.Brea Avenue
in Hollywood on Saturday, December 7th
from 3 to 6 PM. The price of ad.miss.ion is
flexible: one new or like new unwrapped
toy. An otherwise forgotten child will love
you for it
Hobo K•Uy (Sally Babr) trlu to Ull•r San-
to'1 hOU# wltlk tltq dllcua tlu 2nd 4Mual "Boho K•lly Toyadtofl." •
hp21
•
Allen R if! h
HoUywood has now ''discovered'' Robert Brown, the star ot
ABC's Here Come the Brides series.
°'8covered may be a unique word to use in tti.16 instance, tor
Brown, ma.ln.ly a product of the New York stage, has been knock-
ing around for an approxi01Me 20 yea.rs..
It didn't take me as loog as tile rest ot HoUywood iD discover
Brown. ln my review of the premiere of Here Come die Brides
I wrote the immortal words. '10n the
~tive side one thing becomes appuent
. . . ROOert. Brown will achieve sta.rd<lm."
There is a difference betweell being
BILLED as the 9tar al a television series
and BE lNG a scar. It was appa.rent af1*r
only a few episodes that Brown would
easily span that difference am he has.
His career Is cu:rrendy streaking like a
jet with a tail wind.
Consider these facts. Brown, a rug-
ged 6 feet 2, ls ofren compared wid1
Rtdlard Burton, Burt Lanoascer and
ROBERT BROWN Errol Flynn.
l"lHls picture WU: adorn an upcoming cover of Pboloplay Mag.-
utne. which rarely If ever uses men on the cover. He ls being
offend roies In the blggest budget motion pictures and will accept
one or more of these when ·Brides winds up Its ftnt season shoot-
ing early next year. He has bad to hire a secretary to handle
bis fan mall.
Suddenly, Brown has been cataputted Into the reaJ big league
scene. Because I was curious to learn what effect this has afJ
had on the actor I asked for, and obtained an inte:rview with
him the other day.
He, of course, recognizes the btg difference in his present
professiOl;l'SI status. But he does so diffidently ... and at times
with a sense of wondennenL
"When I th!nk dlat my portrayal of Jason Bolt reaches <YVetr
20 million people a week It !s almost frightening. The greatest
stage 9tarS, like Sarah Bernhardt, who acted 'til ~ was 70, and
even ttae whole Barrymore family never appeaired before tnat
amount of people, a stngJe night's TV audleoce, In their entire
careers.
"Tile many starring parts I have played on the Broadway
stage brought me feelers for the big feature motion pictures, but
nothing~. The banks sak1 no and you can't blame them
for not wanting ro risk millions on an actor not too weH known
outside of New York City. Figuratively speaking, they want IX>
know how 'you'd do In KaMBS City.' The box office is the
armver ro the whole business. So, I can credit my exposure on
netionaJ television these past few mondls for my aiming entry
Into the big motion pictures,'' he seid happily.
Brown pbilosophlcally statel that many cu handle adversity,
not many can handle fam&--i)ardcularty If It Is sudden.
So he's metttodtcally divided his career Into tflree phases.
Phase No. 1 Is ail that has gone before. Phase No. 2 Is the 9tart
of national rame sucti as he Is experiencing at present. Phase
No. 3 is holding on to k when you become an established
REAL star (he emphas:tzed real) and knowing how to hand.le
yoonelt so as to keep die respect 0( your fellow workers and ttie
pubUc,
Here Come tfle Brides Js Brown's very first series.
He did a pilot called Colossus, wi1h wtJ.lhun Sbamer, who has
since ri6ell to tame on Star Trek It didn't sel I.
He did guest shO(s oo Bonanza. Rw for Your Ufe and a
few ()(hers, but oottnng Hke ttlis has eveT" ~ to him before.
Cle&rty, wbm Ibey compare you with -..i• 1~• and
Flynn otten enoup f(IU may bectn to Wft'e your ...,, press
clippings..
But Robert Brown ls no Johnny~Lemly.
He \V'On't ••
Pac• 22
·-------
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 30, 1968
More World Premiere Films
Most of Universal's Wol'ld
Premiere films made for TV
have been in what we used
to call the B grade category.
Now Universal announces
that six more World Premiere
films will start production
during November, each one
however to be used as a
basis fol' a projected series .
As usual, the titles, and the
casts and even the storylines
sound interesting. Somehow
the finished product usually
doesn't measure up. But
thel'e is always hope.
The six pictures are ''The
Whole World is Watchmg,'' in
which Juanita Moore plays a
kindly landlady who attempts
to shield one of her tenants
from the police. Also star-
ring are Burl Ives, James
Farentino and Joseph Camp·
anella ... "The Protectors,"
a detective yarn to be filmed
in Denver staning Robert
Middleton, Donna Michelle,
Van Johnson, John Saxon,
Clu Gulagel' and Brian Kelly
... "Lost Flight," to be
filmed in Hawaii in which
Ralph Meeker portrays an
unruly self ·made business·
m8" who challenges airline
pilot Lloyd Bridges for the
leadership of 100 crash sur-
vivors on an uninhabited is·
land . . . ''Summer Kill,"
featuring Hari Rhodes who
will play the role of a sma11
town district attorney who
meets violent opposition
when he decides to run for
the U.S. Senate. The picture
will be filmed entirely on lo-
cation in Stockton, Calif. The
other two films are "Bedev·
iled" and 11M.D.''
• • •
New Science Series
NBC has announced a se·
ries of one·hour special pro-
grams for primetime in the
'68·'69 season, examining
varied areas of science. Pro-
grams will be done in coop-
eration with the National
Academy of Science. Possi·
ble topics include: aggres-
sion in man and animal; Pu-
eblo Indians of the South·
west. Eskimos, the mind of
man, the Indians of Brazil.
/. •
SATURDAY
DECEMBER 1
MORNINr.
All stations reserve the
right to change progntm·
ming without advance no-
tice.
6:50 fJ Sm Us Tiiis O.,/Ntw1 (C)
7:00 II Ju11ua SHtntf Miiier (C)
U Ca•llt'• '68: ''The Glided Caae ... m Mr. Wishbone (C)
7:30 fl SUtlrlst S.muttr (C) U Movie: "Sc.a11d1I, Inc... (mp •
tery) '57-Robert Hutton, Patricia
Wright.
0 Set for Yourwlf
7:45 m Sacred Htll't (C)
.:00 I ~ ~ 51-Co '°'"'" (C) · I Super 6 (C) Clsper (C)
• Mba. tilt Whitt lion
SatvnflJ Mltffttt: "The Wiid
011kotas" and "Amazon Quest."
g) Esc:uel1 KMEX (C)
1:30 fJ 9 Cl) Bup Bunny/Road Run·
ner Hour (C)
I ~ Ci) Top Cat (C)
5*1 Tedlniques (C)
Movie: (C) "Apt Min of tlll
Jun&fe'' (1dventure)-R1lph Hud$on,
Rita Klein.
I Tiles of Wells F'1rp CI> Film felturt
L11 Estrlllas y Uttld
8:40 0 Wonderful World of Sports (C)
8:45 0 @ (J) (42) NCAA Footblll (C)
Syracuse at Penn State.
9:00 0 @ @ Tht Fllntatonn (C) 0 Movit: "R111tembtr htrt tt.r-
bor" (adventure) '42-0on Barry.
Alan Curtis.
I Jadl La lannt (C)
Sarebnlsh Theatre
Estudlo R1lelp
9:30 I ft~ ~..,.n~p1~ (C) 'tJ: ¥featr1: "International Stt·
tltment" end (C) "Pirltes and the Sieve Glr1 "
UiJ'Uitl"U
10:00 IJ ~ (j) Tflt Ardtlf Sflow (C) 0 Best of the West: "Badmen of
Tombstone."
ff) Pattern for Llvlnc
manel1ndl1
10:301 Inside Footban (C) · @ @ Undtrdoa (C)
Movlt: "Tiit WNPon" (dnim1)
'57-Steve Cochran. Lizabeth Scott.
I Tht Bible Answtl'I
(j) F..tllrt
10:'5 Qj) CJ) Nfl Tod., (C) Baltf·
more Colts vs. Green Bey Peelers. 11:001@ (6) Blrdm111 (C)
Aw1r.rdTit11tn: "The Host111." 11:30 • 9@SUper Prtsidtnt (C)
· iOvtl: (C) "SiUJni Burr (west
em) '54-Dale Robertioo, J. C.rrol
N1ish.
0) P1nbll1 M11ka111
AFT! RNOON
lZ:OO 0 DC.Iopa In Art (C) Edw1rd
Bibennan ulks whh p1lnt1r and
printm1k1r, June Wayne. She il
but known l*Y for htt dewlop-
-·----------------------------------
'
f
..
ment and directorship of the Tama· 0) BJue Rt11bcM1 TIINtrt: '~host
rind Worbhop of Uthoiraphy, which Town."
has operated on a Ford Found1tlon 9 ()) Fii"• 511ow (C)
1rant 0@ CJ) (42) lullivtr (C) 1:00 D HIO •11 Wild (C) 9 @ Sdlool Dlys (C) M @CJ) (42) Fllltutlc v.,...
12;15 0 Mowi« °'T1le WOfUlf 1"' Al-8 Mtwit: ~ Blnu" P1rt
llOlt lyndMd" (western) '52 I (adventure) '4S-£nol Flynn, Wll·
Brian Donlevy, Audrey Totter. ll1m Prince, Georp Tobin.
12:30 0 A,ricultvre USA (C) "AiriCl.11· 9 00 Yolcil ff AplaltlR (C)
ture in the Year 2000." R. M. fl> la Uontu (C)
Hendrickson, General Man11er of 1:30 D AFL FootUll (C) Buffalo Bills
Charles Pfizer & Co.'s Alrlcuttural vs. Houston Oiiers at Houston.
Division, discusses what f1rmln1 wlft 0 cm Cl) (42) JoelntlJ ti tlll C:.•
be like at the tum of tht century. tlr or tllt tartll (C)
0 (jj) Cl) (42) Spider Man (C) 9 Ci) Fii• Futlft m Movil: "Rt Dn Comer" (mys· 2:00119 Cl) Bltmll/s.ran (C)
tery) '46-lucille Ball, M1rt Stevens. O ~ (C) ''Se•lllllt Uprisiq"
.,
(adventure) '55 -Georp Mont· trevels deep Into Canada's primitive Im~, Karin Booth. nortbwllt to '° fllhlna.
Cl) (42) Fllltlltfc FMr (C) 3:55,.,. N ... (C) II Tlllltrt: "Crow Hollow." _.
@ Dlllblt Ftltln: "Cash Mc· ~ 1J 8 Cl) Jee111 QOllt (C)
Call'' and "Because " You." 0 AR. It•• ef tbe WMk (C) 0 o,entlol: EamtllalMClt (C) 2!30: ,, Cl) (42) ltofl9 ff Hie Jurt-fJ W•a-Tmll (C)
a Stnqe ,.... m Woody Woodbury (C) m CllUltr @ CI) Anndtllr Adwentllrt
(42) Meiv lrlffi. (C)
3:00 IJ 9 CIJ Tll• Htrcultidl (C) o @ rn <42> ..... llllClltlH •=30 tJ a CIJ ,...,, Diel (C)
(C) D Movie: (C) "Rt Khlts 1'llf"
Ii) I #Helf I Ho1M ....,., ,.,. (advtntura) '56-£dmund Purdom,
tt.on .(C) obo Kelly, assisted b Ann Blyth.
Skip ludWl1, conducts a three-"°'1 0 NFL 811H of Ult Wiil (C)
Toyathon for the U.S. Marine Re-S:OO &'ll The New ~· (C) serve. The project, which the Mar· • ., -
r1ne Reserve has undertaken fo 0 UCLA vs Notre Dame Livel
the past many years with ireat * Alclndor & Co. against
success, wlll be usln1 television danoeroua Irish 'spoilers'! for the second year as Santa's •
helper. A toy, not nec:esurlly new, B UCU Bubtball (C) Bruins vs.
but in 1ood condition, will ~the tlit A1htln1 Irish of Notre Dame.
ticket of admission for children In 0 @ Cl) (42) ABC's Wide WOIM
the am to Hobo Kelly's pmy. Stirs or Sports (C)
sud1 II Darren McGavin, Kent fil) 8ot11 hit Host Robert CfOmie
McCord, Don Mitchell, Jam• Drury, talks with Robert Teaaue about his
Sara Lane, Dennis Cole, l.urent new book, "letters to 1 Black Boy."
Tuttle, Kellle Fl1n1pn, Reta Shaw, -CIJ Elbtt (C) John Findlater, Elizabeth Baur, Win· ~ net
nie the Poo and Andy Devine wlll &!> Fltbol·Socc«
be at the party, and refreshments
will be served. Tht toys that are
collected will IO to underprivilepd
children In th• ane. ., Dattlo la , ....
3:30 11 tB (I) SMmnl <C>
O Tiie Outdoorulan (C) "Flsllln1
Under the Mldnlcht Sun." Joe Foss
5:30 tJ Ralpll stDfy (C) (R)
8 Country C.rousef (C) Paul Wiits
iuest• . m 81r1 Fro11 UNCLE (C)
~ (]) Qa•plonship Bowlbtf (C)
fil) Innovations (R)
fa CIJ Tiit Qeocl Qup (C)
._....,,_
e 12" CO-AXIAL LANCER
SPEAKER SYSTEM
OILEO WALNUT
ENCLOSURES
•1968 GARRARD AUTOMATIC TURN ·
T AILE PLUS STEREO CARTRIDGE
WITH DIAMOND STYLUS 9999 •2s WATT SOLID STATE STEREO
AMPLIFIER & PRE·AMP
i j f1 :il ;j 160-T and XP-S's
e FISHER 160· T
l•t•1t 1 tH •II sollcf.st•t• 40
w•tt FM.Stereo Receiver. F••·
tures Microclrcuitrv •ncf Field
Effect tren1istors. T une·O·M•tic
turiin9 1elect1 your f•vorl+e HA
1t•fion •f the puJt of • butto11,
Req. $19t.t5 ti·]:, .• ,.x.J
e GARRARD AUTOMATIC TURN·
TABLE PLUS STER E 0 CART.
RIDGE WITH DIAMOND STYLUS
e FISHER FREE-PISTON SPEAKER
SYSTEM -Oil WALNUT EN-
CLOSURES Re9ule1 $119.00 • p•ir
-29968
• Push button operation, AC or~
battery -Remote start/stop
switch o_n microphone -ear-
. phone & leather carrying case.
e12" CO-AXIAL LANCER
SPEAKER SYSTEM
OILED WALNUT
ENCLOSURES
e1968 GARRARD AUTOMATIC
TURNTABLE PLUS STERJO
CARTRIDGE WITH DIAMOND
STYLUS 16981
e40 WATT AM -FM SOLID STATE
STEREO RECEIVER
f1; Ii 011<·%·] ·i21i1 160-WATI
SYSTEM
--. -·~"I:·-.,..~~-...
.•. ·~ .. """" .. t
•AR 4X SPEAKER FEA·
TURING AR's
FAMOUS ACOUSTIC
SUSPENSION DESIGN { .
; • f
e GARRARD SYNC RO-LAB
AUTOMATIC TURNTABLE ~ •
WITH SHURE DIAMOND
STYLUS
eNEW SHER.
WOOD S8BOOA
H!~~6:~;tr49927
ER (wood cese
option•I
e STEREO PRE-AMP • 20
WATT AMP FOR A
COMPLETE STEREO
TAPE SYSTEM. SElEC.
TOR SWITCH FOR REC·
ORD OR PLAYBACK ON
ITS OWN SPEAK£R ~n·
TEM •
LOWEST PRICES
AT
ATLANTIC Mqs1c