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Home My WebLink About1970-12-25 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa' . • ,; -Ch.ristlllas . YewrBome,._ • f • Dally Paper · -·· •· ' YOL 63, NO. 309, -4 SECTIONS, '>M PAGES ORANGE COUNrf, CA.l:IFORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1970 TEN CENtS 'Greatest Gift • IS' Life,' Says 1Fire Victim CREST, Calif. CAP) -''Our greatest gilt today ls that we're still aJive," says Josellh Langowski of his Ouisb!tas amid the ashes of his home, one of 300 destroy~ · ed by the mmive Laguna fire three months ago. "There have been times when I have become bitter, especiall)P' when I think about the looters who stole what was left after the fire," he recalls, "but this has been more than offset by aJJ the wonderful, generous people who have helped us." • " ' j • 'i:5 •• • ~~ ~: • His feelings are shared by aeveral dozen families left homeless by the bJg. gest brush fire in CaWornia history which charred 185,000 ....... "People have brought glfU: and have given us clothlnt and food," aaid Mary Goodbody, 15, as she and her two younger sisters coo~ Christmas cookies in the smlill family traller. f\iany anonymous donors have sent help', she said1 and her classmates at Granite Hills High School have helped "brighten the holidays for them and the l I· mono than 81) Croat families wbo lost their homes In the !ft. The students, she eaplalned, oondllct- ed auctlom, bake tales IUld .., waabea to ralJe tllnds IUld purchased a vui<ty of housebOld !tam llftly.-. Langowski and bis wile Geneva, still recovering from bums suUered when waUs of {ire ripped erratically lhrough this hllblde community just east of San Diego, reminisced 1'1ursday about the fateful day last September. "We thought we had a ringside seat," he aaid, recall.in& a false ·sense ol ae- ,. ~·' . . . . . . " . ' . . , ·' Debby Teregb, 12, of Costa Mesa designed tills first- prize wi'nntng card for the Uncle Lrn Christmas Card Contest. Her design, wliich was modified onlt/ q_little by the DA ILY PILOT for color reproduction .. won a special day at Disneyland for the 10/tole far11ily. Debby says silt I I • love1 to draw and even design~ a Chrlstmal Card «,.. pectaJlu thanking Disne11land for het Wit. Dtbby and her family~ con be seen coUecti'n.g i~ grand prize - their trip to Disneyland-on Page 11. ' Ag1iew D<uiglifer Engage<l , But Not Tricia--¥ et WASHINGTON (UPI) -Vi ce Presi· dent Spiro T. Agnew's daughter, Susan, became engaged Christmas Eve to one or the Maryland governor's bodyguards, but the While House denied persistent re- ports that Tricia Nlxon also is headed for the altar. "We absolutely deny lt." a spokesman for Mrs. Nixon said or reporlS that the President's elder daughter is engaged to Jaw student Edward Finch Cox of New York. '1There Is no immineat engagement to announce," and P"?bably won't be during the Christmas holidays, the spokesman said. · 'A spokesman 'for the vice president's wife, however, said that Susan Scott Ag- new 2.1 their second oldest daughter. was' giYen an engagement ring as ~ Cbristmas 'present Thursday night by tst Sgt· Colin' Neilson Ma clndoe, 36, of the Maryland State Police. Despite White House disclaimers that the NU:ons will announce 'tricla's e,n. gagement to Cox in the near future, many persons believe that a wedding is not far off. I Coast <-Weather Chilly but sunny days are fore· ~··~ tor the Orange Coast over the weekend with temperatures con- tinuing ·tn file lower SOs. INSIDE'. TODAY Tl1e prtmier performer! of Orange Couni11'1 commv.nitt1 theater seasok come tn for their annual honors toda11 a& enter- Wi11me11t editor Tom TftUJ an-• novnces the 1izth 011nu.al DAI LY PILOT Distinguilhed Ptrform- a11ce Award.tin the \Veekender. Cllttll... ..'4 C11t1lc• ti c,...wtn1 11 l•lter\91 ,... • ..__,. 11 Allll L•ll<I-1J 19Plf• Ltfttrt tt, )I President Visits Elderly, Cites Progress to Peace WASHINGTON (UP!) -il'resi<lenl Nixon slipped out of the White HoUse and visited a home for the aged Christ· mas Eeve. A few hours earlier in a state· ment to the nation he expressed hopes for a "generation of peace." Nixon was accompanied on his Thurs-- day night trip to the Washington, O.C., home for the incurables by an old friend, Richard A. Moore, special assistant to the attorney general. , The t"·o men spent about 4~ mlnutes at the home , and Moore later reported Nixon's chats with elderly people at the home included a lively discussion of baseball with a woman in her 90s. The President and his family planned to spend Christmas Day at the: White House. -Jn his address to the nation , Nixon asked Americans to "put aside what djvides us and refind what unites us: concern for one another, Jove for liberty and justice, pride in our own diversity. "Let us resolve to work together to right old wrongs and heal old wourxb to do ... l oteds to be done to mw this Phony Of fi~rs Get $3,000 Haul Two men posing as plainclothes po- licemen gained entry Into a private home in Dana Point Thursday after- noon, ·then a hip2ie compan;on lo\ned them lo rob 'a man or $3,000 in cash and his car. Sherifrs investigators said the bold holdup occurrtd at 3:30 p.m. at Ole~ of Rqbert ?tlorgan at 34041 Street of the Crystal Lantern. The pair of phony policemen knocled on the man's door. n,ahed a badge and Morgan let them ln. K tn vestigator1 said a third man, wearing Jong hair in a pony tall and a knitted ski rpas,k on hia face burst through the door. The three men pulled handguns and bound the victim with cotton cord, ran- 53cked the house, then made of( with ~forgao's 1966 Plymouth auto. 'nle trio was still at large early today, -I a better country and a better world for all of our children." Nixon said the greatest hope at Christ- mas was for "peace in the world." "This Christmas we can be than\dul that we are malting progress toward peace." he said, "Peace is a fragile thing. and there are dangers that threaten It Jn many parts of the world. "But I finnly believe that, in this Christmas season, we can look forward with greater confidence than at any time since World War fl, that 9ur chHd· ren can ha~ at last, what we a!J de- voutly hope for : a generation of peace." A . While House spokesman Thursday suggested the possibili~y that Nixon will convene the new Congress on Jan. 3 if the present Congress fails to vote on mea- sures he considers vital. The Congress, infolved In its longest session since World War It, is on Christ.. mas rece..ss but iill rFturn to work Mon~ day. GI's Wild Card Lands in Fargo FARGO, N. D. (AP) -A soldier, apparently feeling the ,pangs or lonllness, mailed off his Christmas·. card from Vietnam -to "anyone in the United States." Spec. 4 Michael Smith of "A" Company, 23rd Battalion, America! DiVis.i.oo, was the sender. The card, a blue one with a pic- ture of a church and a mounta\n .- in \lie backgrDD!ld, arrived at the Fargo Post office Tuesday. Post- master Don Fraser had no explan- ation as to why Fargo got it. The Fargo post office rfcelved tt ·in an airmail drop from San .... Francisco -whose p<>5tm8!ter ap- parently dropped it in the first out· going lntallbag. 1t WSS opened In Fargo. On the back was written: "Best w~ for the coming year for you and your f•mUy .. Merry Cllrislmu aod a Happy New Year." ' curlty he fell when the llame> roared past his home In a wtYOO belo!'· "Then il flashed up a JIU)ly alinoot'cuttlng us otr." . With a few hutily 1atbered belong- ings, the J..ancornkts .aild their lt>Y<ar· old daughtu Carleen jwnped Into their car only to have It st.an as oxygen was sucked h'om the air. "My wife ran ~gh the na.mes," he said in an interv)ew. "Carleen somer how skirted the flames. but still got burned.'' . . Their temporary home is a cramped trailer ihat sits a 1 few feet iway from what had been their'handsome and hap- py home for 11 years. · The nelghl>Orlllod is <lotlecl with char-. red ruins a,nd the b!&ck eoll moistened by. recent ralns1 .sUh oozes the Wid smell of burning. Mrs. Langowski Is wiable to straight- en her . arms . beca~ the scar· tisSue Is too lender and ' still faces coriective surgery. Her twsband's hands, 'still red- dened from lhe burns, also may. requlh sUrgery. •:we ·can't do much' deo:nting," the ~ Navy cblef petty officer admll- tef.' but lil<e many of bis oellhbon wt\o lost their bomes h<'s gralefol to '1' alive · and optbnislic about tbe future; . . . ~ ' , "Tpmprrow, the c::harred land where olir" born' once. stood wiD be· lneled ·to make 'rdom for a bigger trailer," he satd. ''It . will be our home for at J~t four Years when • we , can mut rebuild- ing again." · i Cong Break Truce. Copter Slwt Down; Two Kille<!__ SAIGON (UPI) -The U.S. Command said today two Americans were kJJled add one wounded in the first 24 houn of a Christmaa cease-fire in Vietnam. Fighting raged along embattled Highway 4 in Cambodia where Uiere was no Yule- tide truce. American •Pokesmen said two Ameri- cans were killed in lhe crash of an AHi Cobra helicopter gunship shot down bf Viet Cong gunfire Thursday 75 miles north of Saigon. A U.S. paratrooper was wounded in a clash at a night defensive position of the 17lrd Airborne Brigade 270 miles north· Nortblast Of Saigon. The loss of the helicopter occurred fol· lowing the start of a three-day Commul)-· lst ~cease-tire an hour all.er midnight TbUJ'S!)ay. M ouc;b, li was not reprlfeQ *· * * ~.Error Kills Nine Gls- • Before Truce SAIGON (AP) -Nine American lrOOjlS were killed and nine were wounded in a Christmas Eve tragedy when U. S. ar- tillery fired into their positiom by mis- take Thursday, less than two hours be- fore the U. S.-Soulh Vietnamese cease· Ore began. A Vietnamese defector serving as a &cout with tbe Americans was also wounded. Spec. 5 Joseph C. Behm of Garden City, N. Y., a medical corps- man, said that he stood for an hou,r holding the shattered hand of one of the Gls whose other arm and both legs had been blown olf. "Just before I gave him a massive shot of morphine," said Behm, "He look- ed up at me and said, ·~erry Chrisurlas.' Then he paued out. The soldier died within an hour. The U. S. Command said one round of t05mm artillery Ore was fired by mis- take Into lroops of the Isl Blrgade, !Olst Airborne Dlvllkln, as they were prepar~ Ing defensive J>Olliloos for the night 11 mlles souOnrest of Hue. . The firing occurred at 4:15 P.M., the command said, an hour and 45 minutes befort u. s. IUld South Vietnamese troops began a 24-baur cuae-ftre for Christmas. "The Incident Is under lnvestlgallon,'' Hid the U. S. Command. 2 Beach Y ~µths In Guard Attack Fined in Court Two Huntington Beach re s id e n t s arreated after they allegedly urged . onlookers to aid ~ in an attack on a llfegusnl1blve been fined and placed on probMSon terms ln Westminster MuniC!paf Couli. Clad Leo Chipman, U. and Katlly Sue Bum-:ID, both of aD 12th Sto, wm . found f1Uflty of -., arrest. MJsio llumpul WU -of charges ·Of atlanpllq to lm:lle.a riot, ~ WU 0.0.S lllO•IUld pllced Oii two ,...,.. probotloD. Mist ~ WU fINd 112$ and p'-d DD 1M1e ,_,, probation. A jury wu told that both defendants walked their dog on the bead\ In defiance of refUlaUona and refUsed to remove the anlmal under orders froai : a lifeguard. The lifeguard tallfled that•be warned Ch4pman that he wn'!ld be mested and that the <DU~lo thett urged a gathering crowd to attlii:k him. I as a cease-fire "incident" by the U.S. Conw8nd. which was · observing 'Orlly .a 24 hour allied cease-fire starting at 8 p.m. Thursday. The second . incident. in- volving the U.S. paratroop unit came after the start or the allied cease-tire and was listed by the U.S. command as one or seven Oonimunlst-inlUated "incidents . .. against U.S. forces'' as of early Christmas morning. South Vietnamese spokesmen reported 26 Communist-initiated "i·n c id en ts" against South Vietnamese forces or civ- ilians si nce the start of the Communist cease-fire . They reported two South VJelnamesa solaiers k'Uled and 26 wounded' as well at one civilian and two policemen. N~ Viet Cong were killed. · Communiques from Phnom Ptnh saJd Communist forces launched a· three-pari attack against cambodian posJtlons aloni Highway 4 before daybreak on Chrlstmaf morning. • Cambodian spokesmen said CommuniBi troops were aUacking the town of Kom, pong Seila; 106 miles southwest of Phnoro Penh, with rockets and mortars. Government troops were supported bf air strikes. L.ong Haired 'Pilgrims' Streaming· Into Laguna ' ' :11y. IARBAJiA· DGlial . Of "" _.., ..... c.,.., Preparations .f... a wliltly publicized Olristmas "coming ~ether" were building steadily late Friday at a 4SO.acre site lh: Laguna Canyon, ·seven miles fn:ln downtown Laguna Beach. Responding to radio announcemenls, posters, handbills and ads fn underground newspapers across the country, youths began gathering at the site where a Jar~e band!tend, flanked by two &peakers' YES, FELLOWS, . THERE'S A SANT A . -· haft~ Oredecl. · Can Were parked bl 1evtl lttU of, tltl genUy rolling· land and along l\Olh sldel of Laguna Canyon Road, where trafOc began to sJow by mid-afternoon Friday. Y~i people arrived lo ~a miscellaneous aasortment or vehicles and on foot. carrying sleeplnc bags aDCI blankets. A number of tents appeared and some of the youths were buildipC tepees from bamboo catbered Jn tbli area. 'r By early evening the crowd appeared to number several hunlired, locludlng youthful aightaeers rrom IWT'Oundlne coinmunitles. SCene .• of the ''happening" 1s the Sywnore llilll triangle, ..,...eel by Ille city of Laguna Beach some yean ago aDd now sought aa part of the proposed ELOISE, Fla (AP) -Santa. Claus Laguna greenbelt. in business clothes came to town with It extends along the canyon from the a chug and a gurgle Christmas Eve. in'teneetion ot Laguna canyon Road and The unidentified Saiita walk·• Into a El . Toro Road toward the San Diego ..,,. Freeway. grocery. bought $50 worth of wine and Posters and handbUls proclaiming the took It outside. "coming together to celebrate the birth 1-With a "ho ho ho," Santa sat the or Jesus Christ" hf Laguna Beach, wine on lhe sidewalk and d!sappeared "spiritual center of the world" began as migrant laborers making this their appearing In the Art Colony and winter home zeroed in on the holiday thtoughout t~e west in mid-November. c_heer_. _____________ <S.. HAPPENING, Pase I) NfLT ,ILOf Jtelf ..... Yes, There i• a Santa Claus · Santa Claus cam~ to the Bayview Convalescent Hospital ln Costa Men Thursday. He ~anded this ~t from Harbor .rudlclal Dlmtct Court staff to Mrs. Ethyl Brothers, ~. who otherwise might have been ml,. ed on Sa,nta's rounds. Many church and se~lce organizations proved-"° matt.er what cynical youngsters might say-that there really Is • Santa Claus In this old world. , ' .. • f • DAILY l'ILOT Fridiy, ll«t)'l\U ·25, 1970 I ' A Tip on th-e_:_Ros~-Bowl -. By a l(night of the Road I Hom.estead I ......... A bllliness man accused Of e.itracU.og $12 each from hundreds of Orange.<;ounty homeowners for the filing of a $2 homestead document has been ordered to appear at a hearing J an. S in Judge Harmon G. Scov ille's courtroom. ., \ •' \ •. Jews Howl Over Russ Sentencing JERUSALEM (UPI) -Thoui;ands o( Jews 11treamed to the wailing wall In old Jerusalem Thursday night in a pro- test against the sentences in the Len· • By jo 01 t11e 0.llY l"ilol Sll lf He walked In with that peculiar bravado that winos on the road seem to -Judge Scov111e-ach-eduled "the ilearln'g-- after signing a restraining order whicb halts the activities of James A. Huffman, 1--a<Lhijacl<..lrial. The ~wds streaming to the western wall, the only remaining relic of Solo- mon's temple the Romam destroyed in 70 A.O., dwarfed Christmas celebra· lions in nearby Bethlehem, Christ's bib- lical birthplace. powss tl)efirst few hours they hit t~~n. . . . He used to be in the newswr1ung business himse lf. he said somewhat disjointedly, then boldly drilled into tale~ (If his days on the Ohio State football ltam. 1 "lt you've got any sense, put money on that team Jn the Rose Bow . J "l usta play for Ohio State and I weighed 230 pounds then. "By the way, you know of any jobs?" I He tugged at a crinkled yellow shirt and a tattered sportcoat with a cigaret burn on the sleeve. "Or will these' clothes keep me from getting one?" He had just hopped off a downcoast bus from Ventura, he said In a voice full of hisses. llis teeth were gone. l The 2lJ pounds at Ohio State had dissipated into a skinny man with taut skinny arms. . "I just gol out of Harbor General Hospital. 'J:hose six guys kicked out all my teeth, broke some ribs and cut the hell out of me," he said. "But what could I do when the police asked me if I wanted to press charg· es? The six of them were standing there, and I knew we'd see each other again ill did ." . By then the sensation was growing that a touch for a few bits was com· ing. " h ·d ·1h t I L.t •·Naw, I'm not gonna hustle some money. e sai w1 a no e o d1l'eC •• ness. "I just figured a ncv.·spape r office v.·01.dd be a good place 1o talk to somoone. "Sure. it's Yuletide." he said cynically." But it's just like every other daytome.Igotnobody." · · . Swiftly his su bject shifted lo the prewar days of 11lory at Ohio State and a halftime peptalk by \\'oody Hayes to one Hopalong Cassidy. Then he asked for a free paper. stuffed it into a weary manila envelope and stood up. "Didja ever see a suitcase like this? AU I've got is in Otis envelope." He extended a shaky hand. ''Thanks for taking the Ume," he said, smiling. "I came in here for one reason." "Have you iver been lonely?'' "Merry Christmas," I said. "Merry Christmas,'~ he.said as he walked into the lonely night Ot Christ· mas Eve. Four Suspects in Coast Narcotics Raid Released Four Orange Coast residents and 11 Whittler man who were indicted by the Orange C.OUOty Grand Jury on drug charges following their arrests last Jan. 12 ha ve been cleared of the allegation.~ by Superior Court Judge Byron K. Mc1 Millan. Judge McMillan's granting of a defense motion to suppress evidence closed the file on charges against Kathleen M. Ba- hen. 2.1, of 310 35th St., Gary Edward Gray, Z1 , of 310~ 35th SI. and Thomas Duncan Wheatley, Z7, of 3604 Park Lane, al) of Newport Beach, Ronald Dean Kni· Ex-police Officer Held in Robber y A former Buena Park police officer was arrested Wednesday in Anaheim by U>s Angeles Sheriff's Dept. detectives as a suspect in the Aug. 3, 1969 $51,000 robbery of a department store. \\'iUiahl Engle , 29 or West Co\'lna, is being held in lieU of $31.SOO bail on 11uspicion of robbery and conspiracy. He v.·as arrested at a law school v.·here he is nowj employed as an administrati\1e assistant. Los Angeles sheriff's officer said Engle ls accused of setting up the robbery of a K·?i.1art store in the City of Industry. He had worked at the store as a security officer in 1969 after leaving Buena Park , police department. DAILY PILOT ""'"' .... ....... hatlk C•hl Mne OJlAHGE COAST PUll1SHIHG COMPANY ,I Rohttt N. w,,4 Prulllll'll ar.d P1>blllhtf J1e\: R. C~rley \'kl PrttiOWtt ar.d G.nw1I MIMOll' lhom•s 11:,,.,.a E•llar lho"'•t A. M .r,lii~• MMl91ttJ Ellillr tlid•erd P. Hilt hvlll Or•nto t-.!y EdMr Offl< .. • C91t1 Mette llll Wnl. ..... l lrMf NtwPOrl l11ch: 2111 Wtll 1.-.0t l~IM!i l.•tu"• lNt~:"nt Forar "'"""" tol1,1t1t!ntlt>" e~.c~: 1111J lttcl• lout ....... Jiii (;l1mt Mt ! )DJ M0<'1h El Ci mini RMI seley, 27. of 25231 Monte Verde, South Laguna and Clayton Francis Johnson, 20. of Whittier. An appeaJ agelnst Judge McMillan 's ruling ls being prepared by the district •ttomn~,..mee. The five defelidants and Dooglas Alan Potter. 22, of 314 de la Estrella, San Clemente and Martha Ann Glass, 21 , of lPf' W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. were arrested at the Bahen home and charged v.1ith possession of marijuana ""ilh intent to sell. Th e Grand Jury in· dictment was issued Marcil 26. Boat Building Fete Slated in Newport Boys from Newport Beach and Costa 1tlesa grade schools are going to be sailing in the New Year wilh a model boat building contest at Mariners Savings and Loan Association Jan. 4 through 8. The event. to be he ld in the lobby of ?i.tariners. 1515 \Vestcllff Drive, Newport Beach, will be judged by Vin Jorgensen, marine specialist and president of Hoag ?.femorial Hospital. also known as Robert James Huffman, until that date. District Attorney Cecil H i c k s ' complaint accuses Huffman of using the business titles "County R e c o r d i n g Service'' and "Huffman Pool Co." to defraud CQunty homeowners. Deputy District Attorney Joe Dickerson said Huffman's literature led many recipients to believe that they were official county docume nts and that filing of the homestead form was vital and urgent. County recorders offi cials said they have been swamped wilb inquiries from homeowners contacted by Huffman. Man y were from the Mission Viejo area. ''Huffman didn't even give good legal advice," Dickerson said. "Many of the homeowners contacted were told that the homestead level was $13,000 whereu in most cases it is actuaUy $18,000." Pilot's Trophies For Top Actors Revealed Today For four Orange County area "little theater" performers today is not only Christmas, but it's also "Academy Award Night." For othe rs ... well, they can do a Bob Hope and "wait till next year." Tom Titus, DAILY PILOT entertainment editor, toda y announces the sixth annual list of top perfonners selected from players who enliven the community theater circuit . Each of those selected will receive the DAILY PILOT "DP" (for Distingui11hed Performance) award. The DP trophies will be presented in person at performances in whi ch the DP recipients appear after the fi rst of the year. The DP players are revealed In Titus' Tn term is s ion column in the WEEKE~DER today., Jn.last week's column he announced the selection of ·the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse version of Edward Albee's "A Delicate Balance" for the "DilUnguished Production" award. The DAlL Y PILOT has itself been recognized and praised a m o n g community theater buffs, performers and directors for the DP awards' contribu tions to "litlle theater'' in the area. Tom Barley, DAILY PILOT music critic, makes sim ilar awards in the field of musical entertainment. He selects the best perfonners and performances of the yea1 for Euterpe awards (named for the Greek muse of musicJ. Speakers Bureau Se t Faculty members at Golden West College in Huntington Beach have organized a spe~ers' bureau to provide area organizations with a wide variety or programs. Groups desiring speakers may call the college's community services office at 892-7711 for a brochure detailing subjects. Christ111as Clo1v11 ,. Arrives Chrislmas, as they say. Is for children and for those youngs ters whose Christmas wasn't emptying stockings hung by the fireplace. Jingles the CIO\VR, from Laguna Beilth. helped lo make it cheery anyway. He toured Jioag ~Icmorlal Hospital this v.·eck, here visiting five-year-ol d Debby Cha ulse tt. CHRISTMJIS DECOR FOR LAGUNA'S HAPPENING SITE Kevin Hughes of Tucson Strums Guitar, Display 'Wreath' From Page l LAGUNA HAPPENING • • • Organizers of the event said they first had thought of it as a smaller gathering on Laguna's beachfront, but response from out-of-stale and even abroad brought the dec ision to move to the can· ~ yon sile. Local police. fa ced with a gathering which threatened to reach i mpr~ssive size, met with the youthfuJ coordinators and urged them to n1ake plans for food, lodging, water and sanitation. A headquarters was set up in a Thali a Street health food restaurant, Millabee's Treats -and committees formed to handle these problems, along with traffic control . Local disciples of the K r i s h n a Corur:io1usness sect volunteered to help prepare food for the crowd and forthcom ing newspaper ads u r g e d participants to ''bring plenty of food ." Organizers of the gathering have stressed its religious aspects, maintain· ing that both speakers and music will be ''spiritual." A helicopter pad has bee n prepared al the canyon si te for "musicians.wlH• will be fly ing in," but the groups that will provide music for the fcsti,val have not bt!en identified in advance notices. Eslimates of probable att~n<!ance ha".e ranged from ''more than U>o,000" by the J organize'rs to hrrlajbe a few hundred" by the unconvinced. To cope with p~ssible crowd and traffic problems, police ha\'e been put on round- the<lock shifts and arrangements made for mutual aid from n eigh boring communities. It began soon after Prime Minister Golda Meir, in an vnscheduled late night nationwide broadcast , 11aid Jews in the Soviet Union were living "in the shado\f of death.'' "We have heard with pain and !Or.· row of the death sentences by firing squad and the long prison sentences: passed on the accused in Leningrad," Mrs. Meir said. "The Soviet regime is CQntinuing in the tradition of murdering iMocent Jewish victims and blood libel that was the procedure in Czarist Rus· sia. "The cry of the Jewish people and the world ..reaction are growing in strength and will pierce the Iron curtain too, and will not permit this cruel re- gime to continue to wreak ve ngeance on defenseless and innocent vlctims. ''Death sentences will not terminate the struggles of the Jewish people in Russia or their right to live a Jewish life and lo unite with their brethren in Israel ." She called on the Isra~li population. to send telegrams of consolation and en- couragement to the Jews sentenced in the Leningrad trial. Christntas Too White in North By United PresB International Chri stmas eve cftrolers trudged through snow piled 2th feet deep in parts of New England today. A northerly w l n d whipped the snow into drifts and some areas had near blizzard cond itions. Light snow fell along the Great Lakes. Gale warnings were in effect. Light rain fell in parts of Florida and the cenlral Gulf Coast. From the northern Rockies to the northern plains it was snowing sl;ghtly, and driu:le covered the northern Pacific Coast. At Portland, Maine, a record 45.3 inch-. es ol snot.' fell so far this month t break·: iog a 1956 mark of 35.5 inches. SAow was still falling today. Travelers warnings were issued for Vermont. New York, Ohio and New Hampshire. Heavy snow warnings were posted for Maine, and gale warnings were in effect along the New England ·coast. MID-WINTER SALE -STARTS DECEMBER i9, 1970 MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW Si le Will Feafure Drexel's Wellington Perk "1hown" V1 l1ro Henredon's C1pri, Ou Ba rry, Some Officers Che1t Entir• Upholstery Collection H•rite9e's M1dri911, Norm•n Court Entire Upholsfery Collection lofs of ofher merchandise will be 1vait1ble 1t reduted prices, includin9 limps, pictures and actes1ories. a. •mong the first to select from the lar9e1t selec.ticn of quelity merchendiie in th1 •r••· DEALERS FOR: HENREDON DREXEL -HERITAGE NEWPORT BEACH 1727 Westcllff Dr., 642·2050 OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9 i ' I ------ INTERIOR '.; Profe1sional Interior Designers A.val11ble -AID LAGUNA BEACH 345 North Co•st Hwy. 494-6551 OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9 I . , I l . -----·-----I 1: River Weather Fresh water in the form of rain run-off flows to the sea at the mouth of the Santa Ana Rjver be- tween Huntington Beach and Newport Beach. Af· ternoon sun makes \\'aler sparkle during a break in recent cloudy weather. River seldom has \\'alcr in ii. but becomes Orange County's biggest drain- a~e channel durin.'t'. heavy rains. School Waits 'Gift' Terms Laguna District, Fir,m Near Pact 011 Property Tbe Laguna Beach Unified School Di:r;trict. is awaiting word from Affiliated Properties regarding the company's approval of the proposed property agreement between the di.!itrict and the land development company. A spokesman for the company said the legal counsel or Affiliated Properties was studying the agreement submitted to the company on Dec. 15 after being approved by the district Board of Trustees. Under the agreement, the school districl could receive as much as $30,000 11s a "gift" from the company, a 1Ubsidiary of the Prudential Insurance Company. The comPany owns properly at Top of the World which surrounds a 6.7 acre lot'C>.,.,•ned by the school district The school prope rty, .,.,,hich may be the future site of a school, is a sloping hill and the company has been prevented from developing its property pending grading of the school property. Under the school-company agreement, wffich has been approved by the legal counsel of the city and Orange County, the company would pay the district enough ·money to accomplish t h e drainage improvements on the land 6 Area Of fice1·s Complete Juve11ile Control Course LOS 'ANGELES -A group of six Orange County law enforcement officers have graduated with the Slst class in Universi~f Southern C a 1 if o r n i a ' s Delinquency Control lnlltitute. They were specia lly trained dUrtng the t2-month program to handle various luvenile problems encountered in their 1ome communities. Among the latest in 1,277 graduates of :he DC! program. begun in 1946, by their ·JOme city and employer, are: Policewoman Carlene ftmbrose. of ::Osta Mesa, Laguna Beach Police Department. Detective Capt. Robert P. Green, of Costa Mesa, C.Osta Mesa P o I i c e Department. Robert A. Hardy, of Whittier, NeWport Beach Police Department. Detecti ve Denn is R. Dahlke. of Huntington Beach, Orange Po I ice Department. Detective Leonard A. Goodwin, or San Juan Capistrano, San Clemente Police Department. Officer \Vil\iam D. Stearns. o f Hunlington Beach, Seal Beach Police Department. U,I T•lffMl9 rt ,First ita Oaklatad Vaund ra Brown. 23, is the first black police .. voman on the 1o~kland force . .She graduated from recruit trainin~ Friday a fter flni shin.R: near the top of her class In is.. ... .-cek training program. I ' " • estimated al $30.000. This would. in a sense, take the land company "l'IH the hook.'' and if the city required the work be done before the ,school developed. the land, in 1972 the School district would have the funds to pa y for the work. However. the city has indicated th11l with minor improvements to the schooJ:s property. such as digging a drainage: dilch around the perimeter of the property, <;omplete leveling of the property would not be required. Affiliated Properties has been waiting to develop its land for homesltes at Top of the World at the end of Alta Laguna Boulevard. Lee H. Vore, vice presi dent of the company, said the hold ing costs of the prOperty until 1972. when the school district plans to develop its property, v.·ould exceed $50,000. Vore said the $30.000 given to the district would allow Affiliated to go ahead with its develo pment and would, Jn effect. save the company about $20,000. The proposed agreement has one clause In it which m~y require a compromise on the part of the school district, according to district off icials. Under this clause. the company is required to pay the district $5,000 upon approval of the agreement. If either party were to back out of the contract at any time. the district would be allowed to retain the SS.000. District business superintendent Dr. Charles Hess said he does not expect the company to reach a decision on the proposed contract for at least two weeks. "t do expect th.em to have something to say about some of the terms." Hess said, "because we wrote it without consulting them." However. Hess iridicated that a compromise would be easily reached if any difficulty arose. Newport Beach Sets Christmas Bonfire Jan. 2 The Christmas season, l'lr at feast the lrees that signify that season, will go up in smoke at five Newport Beach Fire Department.controlled bonfires J an. 2. The tree-burning service will be conducted as a spectacle for the city's children, who may become eligible: for prize! to be awarded during the ceremonies if they have contributed a tree to any one of the pile!. Children may deposit trees at the collection and burn sites any day between Saturday Jan. 2 at 7 p.m. After the tree has been deposited, the child musl then stop by the nearest city fire station, accompanied by a parent, and pick up their prize tickets. · City refuse collection crev•s will also accept trees and wil l issue a chit tha t can be taken to a fire station and exchanged for prize llckets, according· to Fire Chief R. J . Briscoe. Chief Qriscoe urged that the trees be delivered as soon as possible after Chr.istmas to avoid creating fire hazards in homes. The live burn sites are the oceanfront beach, jnst east of Newport Pier; Neptune Street in We:~l Newport; Eastbluff Drive north of the Eastblu(f tennis club; the Corona de:I Mar state btaoh and at the intersection of 16th Street and Dover Drive. Prize tickets will ·~ issued at the following fire station): however the t ickets are good only at the respective locations as noted above : Station t, 110 E. Balboa Blvd.: Station 2. 475 32nd Street; Station 4, 32.1 Marint Ave.; Station 5, 410 M•rigold Ave. and Station 8, 13'8 Irvine Ave. The prizes to be given away will be thl! same a,t all five silt,, First prize Is a ~ of walkle-talkiea:. Frldu, Otttmbtr 25, l97Q OAJLY PJLOT 0 • \8 ,, • ' O l -~ ,.~~· ' ,,.,, .,,, .. ··:t.~, . -'2b( ~ SATURDAY IS THE DAY ••• 8:00 a.m. IS THE TIME TO GET A JUMP-O N-JANUARY WH EN OUR BIG ANNUAL SALE GETS UNDER WAY. EARLY BIRDS GET FIRST PICK ON THESE SPEC IALS ... BARE .BACK LOUNGERS 7.99 reg. 18.00.22.00 Hostess pajamas -or.dress toke the bare plunge ••• mo kes .a female teel even more so. As.sorted color• sPloshed prints on o ce-tote iersey. Si zes 5-13, but not in eoch print. Y~urig Californio Shop. SPORTSWEAR SEPARATES for m;sses ;nclude skirts, vests ond pants, reg. 7.00.30.00 2.99 Suncharm Sporitweor MISS ES DRESSES, prints or solids in \costumes. shifts.skimm ers or A·line styles. reg. 11.00-25.00 3.99 Budget Dr••••' . DUSTERS IN TWO STYLES, both perm-press. Woter-color print In pink or b!µe, styles with large pockets. Or, solid pastels with delict2te lace trimmed pocket. Both si'zes 8-18, volue 10.00 6.99 Robe1, PANT'(HOSE SAVINGS, Eye Catc her nylon me•h hosiery Jn Siesta ton or Clossique beige; pelite, overage, tg.11,. reg. 2.00 . , .. , ....•• 1.59 pr. Hos iery MEN'S MANHATIAN SHIRTS 4.69 or 2/9.00 Reg. 8.00 Short 1leeued dress sh irts, solid mid· shades, Semi-spreed c ollar.· In perm-press fa brics; Sizes 15-17. 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DOWN PILLOW 8.99 Special purchase of super-plump plllaw. 20xZ6 standard size In striped cotton ticking, Bedding7'0owntow11 long Beoch, Sonto Ana, P.omons, Polos Verdes. la Hobra, Son Diego HOLIDAY FOOD PACKS ore delidous for snacks a nd N8'W Year gifts ••••••••••••••• 1/2 off BUFFUMS' LIQUOR for New Yeor parties. S<otch, flhh or quort, reg . 5.59-6.79 S.09-6.19 lmpor!ed Gin, fifth or quart, reg. 5.29-6.49 4.75-5.a5· Bourbon, lihh, quart, gollon. reg. 5. I 9· 12.59 4.85-10 .75 D~mestic Gin, reg. 4.09·4. 99 ..... 3.69-4.49 Vod<a, quart or half ga llon, reg. 3.69·8.69 3.39-7.85 Gourmet Shop, Downtown Lon9 lttcft only Newport •I Ft shi•n l1lt nllf1 Ntwptrt Ct nttr e 644-2200 Mon., Thurs., Fri. till 9:30; Other Ot y~ I 0:00 till 5:)0 • • ( I / 4 ; ...... ~ / ------~-.:-..;...o...._,.· ... --...... ----------~;....;-..,.,-=-;;.._~----.-.-· ---.-...---....-..;;;-------~=_;...---·,..,-........... -.. ~ I· -~ -.. j , ··--OAJlV"PJLOT Frlda.y, Dreemb@r 2.5, 1970 --,) Schdol Films . Turn Her· 0 1n • -I . " " , Merv Griffin. Show to Air Script :,by .Coast_W oman -~ . . By GEORG~ LEIDA!; _,._,.,,..._,~llY. ~ Si.ff ·A tormer Newport-Mesa Uni'fied school district teacher is turning Pll · to educational films in Beverly Hills. Mrs, Dolores Penhall Lawler who taught-et 10 district schools, left teaching last year to become educational ' ' ./ , . - ~ ·~sil.verw.ood ' . . ,_ , - . - consultant for the go-go firm, Computer "¥11if---'-'lm'lai'!es ~rp_,__ _ -· .......'..-.----11---~ ~;,, . And. s e's been going ever since: \ ' I . F?RMER NEWPORT-MESA TEACHER TURNS ON .F\LMS Computer animates sketdie1 for "Las Posadas" _ A brand-new Costa h-tesa annual report ~mmemorating the clty's 5 o t h anniversary is hot off the presses, wilh 25 copies headed for the Senate Office Building in Washington. City Councilman Alvin L. Pinkley is Los Alamitos, Navy to Confer On City Plans Los Alamitos city .officials are ·&.till trying to ground Navy plans for a city of 10,IXXI ·on the Los Alamitos Naval Air Station. City Manager William Kraus said this week· that high level naval personnel will talk to city leaders about the housing plans sometime after Jan. L The air station is set to be phased oul by July as far as planes are conei!,-ned. Recently, however. the Navy announct!d ~ plans to · bui\~_2.600 housing units for some 10,000 servicemen and their .., dependents statione'd.in Long Becich. ~ -City officials s h u d de red and ~ Immediately .comPlained. The proposed ' naval development would double the size ~ of Los-Alamitos. ~ Kraus said the Navy will now scale ~ down its housing plan and make it more ~ acceptable to the city. Los AlamitOs Still • ' • • . ! hopes to gain part of the base for park and industrial uses. Fixing the Jetty ,;pending Christmas with his daughter .and son-in-law and plans to deliver the copies l.o Con.ii:ressman John G. Schmitz (R-Tustin l while the re. "Hopefully he can get one to Dick Nixon and Mendel Rivers ," Councilman Pinkley remarked . Congressman Rivers <R-South . Caroli- na ) is chairman of the House Armed Ser...;ices Committee and hai; recently beeri-hospitolized with a serious heart cond ition. . The new annual reports feature artwork by antique shop o,wner . and college student Ke n Whitney , depicting sce{.leS lrom the early days of Costa Mesa and Us' surrounding land. The docunlent -printed ca;lendar fashion and' Showing city courcil meeting dates as well as holidays -also incllldes a l!Ortrait and tribute to the late City Clerk C. K. "Charlie" Priest. Copies may be obtained at the clty clerk's office, 77 Fair Drive. and al so include such customary data as city pooulation, assessed valuation and other data. New i1Iesa Business· B~ptized,hy Burglar A garage.man in business for only nne week suffered his first financial setback Monda·y when a burglar broke into the place. Costa Mesa police said today. Ignorlng other valuable equipment at Glass Auto. 1996 Newpor t Blvd .. owner J. f':" Gla ss said, the intruder wh.n pried a metal gate stole onl y a S157 jack . OAILY PILOl 11111 P11tt1 ~onstruction crews restore some of the rock that setUed into the aand at ~he Santa Ana River •jetty bet~·een Hunt ington Beach and Newport" Beach. Damage lo lhe j.etty took place as a result of 1969 floods. About $27.000 in federal flood relief fuods are bein~ used in the lb~.;•P•ll' work, which is scbeduleq lor completion by lhe first ol lh~ year. From her Costa Mesa home in Mesa Verde North, Mrs. Lawler daily drives to Beverly Hills where she writes scripts for lhe computerized filmmakers. , One of her first project.s, "Las Posadas" bows tonight on the Merv Griffin show, The seven-minute anima ted f i 111) features her words set to music by Jose Feliciano. Feliciano sings the traditional Mexican Christmas tale which recounts the nine--Oay pilgrimage of villagers in a symbolic search for a home that parallels M.ary and Joseph's seattl for shelter. Their search ends appropria~ly at the largest house in the village where a fiesta happens complete with the breaking of a· pinata. The tale was a 1favorite of Mrs. Lawler's classes during her teaching days Jn the district. "When I first heard abou t Computer Images Inc. and what they could do with a computer to animate instructional materials. I stayed up all night writing scripts. One of the three r did that night was "Las Posadas." That endless night was a year ago last September; she notes, indicating how long it has taken to get it all together for the completed seven-minute e<1lor film . But, not all the projects Mrs. Lawler does take that long. She completed an animated film, atsO seven minutes long. in just one week. "Accent on Accents" uses bent words to show students the difference between Anglo and Spanish pronunciation. The computer instantly bends. bounces and shapes lhe type to emphasize the information contained in the script. \Vhereas such a film would take seven or eight weeks to complete by ordinary animation techniques, Computer Images Corp. can do it in a week llsing a computer. What excites the USC graduate who once taught a UCLA extension workshop for Spanish teachers. is that l,he revolutionary animatinn techniques make possible a new resource of media aids for . Jan~age teachers. Once a pupil of Bob Letro who teaches an· instructional media course a t UC Irvine. Mr!. Lawler credits that cou rse with helping her to realize there is a need for media aids for Spanish language courses. lronically, within a year she stepped from the UCJ cour¥ into Computer Images and has each quarter returned to the class to demonSl.rate new fljaterials tha t are available from her firm. Computer Images Corp .. primarily has provided titles to .film companies and relied on animated commercials to make money. But with the advent of Sesame street for which the firm creates animated features, educational products are moving to the forefront. For Sesame Street -the educational television pre-school proll:ram -Mrs. Lawler ,has written Triangles and Square.~. the graphics for which come out of the firm's computer. Numbers lessons also are a product of her firm. ! The possibilities for the animation process are pr11.clica1ly endless, Mrs. Lawler savs. She looks fO"rward to clevelopmen't of more educational films for the comnany. But. she lllOks back to her teaching rxperience, fondly, since it is in the cll'l.ssroom that she learned I h e effectivcnei.s of films. I.apes. slides anrf overhead nrojectors. "Thrv nsed to call me a walkinfit circus sideshow." Mrs. Lawler reCalli., "for all the equipment I draq:ged along with me." Now, her penchant for bringini:t a visual exoerience into the classroom is p~ying off. "I find it hard to believe that I'm telling Jose Feliciano what ti> do." She also thinks il is 11 great breakthrou~h when a firm is dedicated to bringing ton personalities into the educational film business to bring more 1meaning to the materials. She credits the direction Computer Images Corp. is taking to the Idealism of the computer's inventor. Lee Harrison, and the excited outlook of others in the firm including board member Tommy Smothers. As for "Las Posadas," the firm decided to produce a Spanish language· tale with real meaning to Spanish speaking people. "Not just 'anotber f..a Cti:aracha ." Earnings ol the film will be split between ·"Feliciano Enterprises.· a scholarship fund for Spanish speakers established by the blind, pop singer, and Computer Images. For lhe time being, the firm will limit itself to production of films for established educational film houses. avoiding the distribution cosls, while bringing new , involving films lo the schools in a tenth of the time it tl'dl:es to produce them ordinarily. Fairview Kids Get Stick. Ponies Thirty-seven broomstick ponies have been delivered to youngsters at Fairview State Hospital Jn __ c:ost Mesa-by the fourth graders of Nieblas School Jn Fountain Valley. The "stick ponies," made from broom slicks, detergent bottles, papler mache, felt and scraps of rugs. were the project of Mfs. Shirley Avery's class. 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I t award pln and certificate for €htd said the firm will October ' when stock In the pallln1·the-llOO~Alennark-. -1><gtn-pl'1<fucin:r-b and-. -ent~Td-for one ·<;bed• IOn of 'Mr. and Mrs. dk-orated salt 11nd pe~r · dj:JUar a abart. - Phillip Coholan ol II o o shitlrs ror we a Iler. Between ~ and May, One-tree Church 'The Chu rch o! One Tree', an historic landmark in Sarita Rosa. Ca lif., where cartoonist Robert L. Rip. ley was born. was dedicated in his honor recenUy. The church was made famous in a Ripley 'Believe It Or Not' cartoon. The entire church is made from one redwood tree. 'Mod Squad' Handies Store Shoplifters LOS' ANGELES (AP) -helps simplify arrest.s. Wilh sha~ furtive glan~s. "We don't say 'You're under the middle-aged woman noted arrest' because if they belt that apparently no nne was that they're more likely ta watching her slide jewelry off start runnine."·explains Mary. the counter and into her purse. If they do run, agents take -The only other customer in right after them. sight was a 2G-year-old girl. "But if it's like four big guys Later the woman walked out who are shoplifting togtther. of the department s tore then you just grab for the to ward her car . Jmerchandise. Ifs not in the Suddenly somebody was at store 's ~st interest to run up her elboW. It was the girl. a ~ .m~ical bilf just for a "Excuse me, but I think you $50 item ," says Mary. have something that you The •agents dress a s haven't paid for ," the girl ordinary shoppers. When a said. She Jed the woman back girl pairs off with a male into the store and up to the security agent, she sometimes security dirtetor's office wears a wedding band: where she was charged with "Mootly I diess {or the theft. weather," said Judy, 24, who The girl was Mary, a works part-time on the Mod member_ of the Mod Squad Squad security_ team ·during among : ti. . security se~ ~ -the holiday seuon. young people who ·'tiave been "When it rained I had tb hired as security agents for a wear a coat the whole day." 1~rge department store in Los "I don't wear anything like Angeles. · a tight sheath becaule I might The store has asked that its have to run after somebody. name and those or the youthful Adds Ed. 22: "I'm always agents be withheld to preserve carrying a shopping bag, and the effectiveness of their once I even bought three work. shirts while 1 was foll4?wing a The agents are all in their woman suspect." 20s. All are trained in ways to Spotting a subject gradu:tlly spot shoplifters and in ways to becomes easy, the agents say. stop them if they try to get ''More than anything you get away. a feeling," said Tom, 23. The apologetic '•excuse me" "Usually the shoplifter doesn't when the agents confront the look at the merchandise as ahoplUter oul!ide the store much as he looks around to ~who's looking at him." Gets Degree A Costa Mesa man received his m1ater of . science degree in edu cation from Kansas State Teachers· College at Emporia, during re c ent graduation ceremonies. Kirk 0 . Hauser, of 1972 Kornat Drive, obtained his diploma in rites featuring Kansas Board of Regents member Elmer C. Jackson. l. There is no single way to • aescribe the shoplifter. "They come from all kinds of backgrounds, from college graduate to the unemployed," said Tom. . Added Judy: "They IOj>k like the kind of people who could be your mother, father. gr a ndmother. grandfather, sister or brother." No figures were disclosed on the number of arrests or a mount of goods recovered. Tallest i1a LA ' \ The fina l beams in the t>vin 52·s lory Atlantic Rich- field Plaza towers are lower~d into place in 'top. ing out' ceremonies. The twin towers now beco1,JleS th·e tallest structures 1n Los An geles, reach a he11ht of 699 feet each. ' I. • • -•• - Highland Drive, N e" p o r t Chrisbn.as at 12.ao a ~. · Jun&or Achievement flnns so Beach, ls vice pree.ld-..nt of Hia compeny hu· IO~d more throUgb the full , cycle of ·manu!acturin1 f6r Spicy th4n $500 Worth of products bu-a lnea1 op1r·atlon1 lnduatriet, and hn IOld $115 durln1 its. first six week•· purchaalng raw materials, ~ of candy diehel since GriWiw said, m e a n i n I menufacturln& and s e 11 I n & lhe lirm beaan lo October. s!)~ldirs , can ~I a J>l"<!uctl toJ!guklaUon~ . . ' • II • • PRICES SLASHEDWMl\KE. ROOM SaOt e, • 5(J..l,J4 1 {-l(AM-5PM TEAK E.xt~io11 Di11in9 TILble,, 1!'=:· ~==::ii::~--~?>nX'48~to 8?.'~-~59~ ~·x59;_+o 1(b'' hoH ~79 Q! II._ tlll&L0$111 WE.DISH RYSTAL ~OFF - I I lC!lS~~*~ E~~tosa" . sa.sct.-~~. 'Wl} . + J 19.9-5 ' s~~ 1E~ 11£% • Cilo.NllM 39'ft f GR&~-~EP NATUR.Al ~~ 011 .. ' .. "40 ~'T C:~ST Ml,lolWA'( ·~NA PEL W.~'!'t't•]l4o I ·-' " " • L l. s ) ,,. ~-. f KMQtJ-S , _·AFTER ~ CHR'.111MA CLEARANCE THREE DAYS ONLY SAT.·MON.•TUIS~ DIC~ 26·28·29 Hard to believe your eyes when you '-ci this ad? , •• well s9'1ng is beUevlng .,, • Corn• In and -••• C_IMlose ·fnpm a variety of top quality, famous brand name clothing thatl Is bigger a nd -better than ever • • • FAMOUS MAKE GIRLS UNDERWEAR Val."To $8.50 88' • L FAMOUS MAKE GIRLS ROBES Val. To $8.00 BOYS SWEATERS VaL To S9.00 $477 LIMITID . QUANTITY 2 ONLY By CHILDCRAFT _ Floor•Samples . CRIBS 10 •••. $115 --········--$75 2. .. $60 e llCi. SH ......... ·-··-- ... - _ 0 -FF On Every Item I In The Store Exc•pt Fair Trade Items •nd Chrl1tm11 &:ic:chal" ... INFANTS CRIBS BATHINETTE DRESSES PAJAMAS MATTRESSES CHEST OF DRAWERS DIAPERS ·ROMPERS Plus 111 otMr items In · this de1t1rtment .. . GIRLS DRE.SSES SKIRTS JACKETS BLOUS£S .COATS PAJA~AS • I BOYS PANTS SHIRTS SWEATERS T-SHIRTS JEANS JAC~ETS Plus all other Items In thla dept. ""''"other ltam• hl'thladept. • •• I NO LAY-AWAYS ALL SALU lllNAL N~ BONUS . CARDS u .. Your Chfr .. Account I OPIN: I Frldey 9:10 'IH f ,,..,, Setur<lay t:JO i. 6 ,.m. 2300 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MISA l 545-1440 \ 1 -I •' ' ' ·~ I , DARY PILOT EDITOIU.U PAGE J . -~ ' -loodl t' . Christmas--Day, 1970 Is _ In many respects like ~U representaUve of the lns Utution than-a , b • us mg those which have gone l};fort over the ceoturi~ • .:"'"" ~, Shark i•..reP.re_sentative of all sea life., 1 .. _ , . 11 ls a day to-give thanks to a blgher.power for o<il-· ·-Resolve to take the same fo(erest In.and -J(lve lhe- -·""old. btesstngi-: :-: S-day form_ enrrttirim,nite, m11tt-:-. -:-. "'.-lfleet't---__..s·a.,' .,...,.-,.,'l'-ii.,pl''"'wrtCJ...to---our pubJic education syste.Ql that our •11auu' forbeirl did in making the sacrifices n,ecessary to pro-- . --------... ---------· -----------.;----..... ----~-.... --..... ...., ......... • •• ,.. 1 ·~ .: ~ ~ 'I! l' "'t-., .I I , .. ' ~~ Cb.i1dren: ·-_ • - I-Tihe-re see-ms t01>e some qw,t.ion about who Jam,~ where I live and what I do. Let me answer those q~stions here aod•now. I am the 1pirit of giving~ WMj it is not important that those teceiv.io3 know ;wheie .i.e gil1 comes &om. I live in each ol you and your friCnds. When ,..a look in!g 't)>e e'yes of ,0W' . brothers; sisters and ntiahhon ••. and ..., lo\'e ·and · family feasting an4 gift exchanging. • · -vl~ tax-supported elementary and .l!i_gh school educa-17--'---~-~· -ll~Un--.nUjllber..ol.w&ys,-Cbri.stmaWll!O-ls--'peciaL · • !or airKriierfoa n c · ilaren. -1 •"-''-""~=="----!--, lt'.s a day to :"" ~trengthen Our detennination not to -"let George .<mw!enllibding,-n-..l-J>tejudice-and-oelf.ln .. , .. ,, •• : ihen 10:U know what it is I do. Yoo misht 1bink I ._ ooly1work one day each year, but let me: tell you a I • -Offer prayers for ,lhe y,•ell being _ a~d ~ar1y !.r,e-do i_t" in. caring about· our environment and ending turn home of our prisoners of war and m1ss1ng In action pollution Of air, land and water. ·Each in his own·way- in North Vietnam. · large as inventioil of smog·free motive power or small -Resolve to write and keep on writing letters to as picking up and properly disposing of litter -can Hanoi beseeching observance of the Geneva Conven· do his part. tion in the humane treatment of A'merican prisoners Lookini forward from Christmas, '1970, these and and the immediate release of the Sick and wounded. many more concerns 0£ the day deserve our thoughtful -Recognize that Preside:nt Nixon is committed attention. firmly to ending the war in S@ulheast Asia without 1t woU:ld be one way to brin~ the spirit of Christmas throwing our anti.Communist allies to lhe wolves of into the real wo1Id of practical prob1em-so.1.ving. Red tyranny. -Realize that demands that we .immediately end our par.ticipatJon in the war regardless of the <conse· quences to our allies only e~ourages the enemy to pro- long, the war and refuse to negotiate a peace on any Action Line for Parents tenns but their own. co -Be mindftil that we are still a natiOri Of laws and not of men; that' responding to lawbreaking with. re· pression of liberty only encourages those · who would replace a free America with a totalitarian dictatorship. Toys and their safety or lack of it are In the public spotlight this Chri.Stmas season as a result of release by the; federal government of a list of names Qf toy manu· facturers whose products were rated: unsafe. ' Concern both with government '1meddling"' with what should be a province of parents and with the idea that the government and consumer agencies should \varn of unsafe toys was expressed in letters to the DAILY PILOT's Mailbox in recent, days. I -Be firm in our resolve to put down violence and insurrection wherever it occurs while keeping the dif· ference between criminal anarchists and overzealous, ~ ,_ impatient youth in clear perspective. -Keep our eye on the true target when minority ~roups of radicals -student and faculty -disrupt,the learning process and the rights of others on campus. This means rejecting punitive finan cial action against an entire uniVersity when the disrupters are no more A good post-Christmas actiqn line for parents would be to write directly to the ma'nufacturers of any toys found to be unsafe in actual home use. And tell the dealer, too. By and large. as parents•themselves, the y . respond to constructive criticism. .. 'Ti m e atad Politi cs Marcia On Cradle to Grave Security .WASHINGTON -One•of the ironies of thie Nixon adminislration is the way xesteryear's conaervalives have averted their eyes and minds as the President tl'iiy supported methodically goes about thie business of expanding the ~·elfare iib.te •. President Nixon's next foray in this area will --be a familY. health insurance pl8n (cost in billions ·' y, t unre<;:koned) wJUch he will submit t~ Congress n e x l ytar as the compan- i<t1' ol lbe family as-&~'plan. Congress, it can be-" g~ssed. eventually will adopfboth plans aid when it does the most extensive social legislation in 30 yUn will have been enacted. II'he ramily 'insurance.plan will protect one and all. not merely U'ldse &S and older, from high cost hospitalization and n\edical care. Admittedly, this is an a~mative to... what used to be Called ~iallud medic'lne, but it is the kind Of aoProach_ which only a few years ago ~'OUlct have aroused the wildest clamor in u~ medical profession. ~MBINED WITH the fa m i I y wistance plan guaranteeing a minimum iricome for. the poor who Vt'Ork or seek wbrk, plus incre&ses in old age benefits. Ute U.S. will begin to approach the ''kadle to the grave" security \Vhich was the prima ry aim of all old.fashioned liberals. A short pause is in order here to consider the additional irony that President Nixon was originally elected to the House and later to the Senate ..by deleaUng candidates philosophically aligned w:lth the kind of aocial action he now · espoqses. And the iroQJ: becomes even more pungent owing to the strong oJ>l!Olltioa. in Nixon's home ,pie., of Calilomjo \~ by Gov. Ronald Reqa ~ tbO family .. ~~ plan. J Time and polltlca man:h o n . Yesterday's conservative becom e s tomorrow's liberal, and sometimes vice versa, altboqgh Governor R e a g a.n remains consistent. THE FAMILY INSIJllANCE plan is being wor~ on by a . panel of experts and protagonists during the holiday season, and while the new year is still young will be brought forth for public inspecUon. f\,1edical benefits would b~ ~id when the bill reached' a perceht&'it of a family's income, · uy 10 percent, or at some fixed level such as $800. But, if experience teaches anything it is that such artificial lim.llation.s will not hold, but progressively will be. lowered below the level of catutrophic illness so that etmost any ~rgical procedure will qualily. · --.J Everyone would then be equal to Uie SS. year-olds of whatever income level whose Medicare plus a bit of private insurance suffices. r - , l ,A.Ii. THIS IS INEVITABLE, not to say absolutely necessary in view of prese.nt day medical costs, but it is a. strange configuration of events that it should fall to a RepubJican President to go ahead where Democratic Presidents could not c find the way. Partisans still persist, however, in thinttitg of Nixon ·as irre<leemably conservative and lacking in _leadership becaWIC be cannot "bring us together" all the while the President is pushing ·along towarifthe old-lash!oned liberal goals. 1 The more of these goals he preempts and the farther along be goes ~ith liquidating foreign adventures, the more raucous the cry tha t he has no heart or is "divisive.'' TfilS DOES NOT SEEM to deter Nixon from going ahead with his reforms, and it drives his.,critics all the mo re frantic because he does so while at the same tirile jnsisUng on maintaining American military strength and world position. His critics seem to go on the premise that the two are incompatible. There is only one choice, th ey say. Cut back on the military and spend on welfare. Nixon is doing a litUe bit of that, too. But mostly he is trying to have both in ternation al strength and domestic welfare, with the latter on a sounder basis but a greater scale than his Democrat predecessors. .Time to Plan '71 Program ' 'UitY~ you made out your program for lrfl? 1Some people don't take the trouble to 11ee that their calendar is filled with \\"Orlhwhile activities. They drift along Imm day to day through mere inertia an9 wind up in a rut. They don't realize thlt an unplanned life is usually a dull ..,._ ~u if you expect lQ. have a happy 19". now .ia the time to shake Yourself out of1 the. doldrums and aet cracking. Here are a few suggested ttilhgs you migllt do to make the upcom- ing year a memor- able one : TRAIN AN AARDVARK. Adopt one of Lassie's pup.s. Make out a new wiU, so you can disinherit more people. Friday, December ~; 1970 • T~• <clitorial pcg1 of lh< Dailv P.llot uck.I to in.form ond 1tfm. U1.4(e rCotUrt by prestnting thi! newspaPff"1 opiniom ond c~ men1o-rt1 on itopic1 of interest and slqnffico'4U, by provi~ing a forurri for tht erprea!lib-11 of I• our reoder1' opinions. end b~ pre1enttng the dlvtrlt view- poin-fl 01 tn/ormtd ob1erv1r1 end 1polu-11 on WJ>lcl of th• .. ,. Robert 'N. Weed, Pub!Uher • .... ,,,,. ,u.'~:i ~ . ...1( J le ' i ' i. ff. ',..;e'•~ .. ~~ Elope with a marriageable computer. Toast the bo5s's health on New Year's Eve with champagne poured from tlls wife's shoe. Wangle an appOititment as official gag frller for the U.S. Senate. IMugurate a corresponden« school course in how to become a cave guide. Plot the course of a per.grinaUng platypus. Surprise a ba}d eagle with a free toupee. Sell adverUsina space on the Statue of Liberty. Admire a dandelion. HALT A RIOT. Jlave John Wayne make an Eastern. CounL1the spears in a porcupine. Tear all the dlrty pages out of a naughty novel and. then send .it to your favorite enemy. ~ untU yoU~rnteytlop hiccups al will. so you'll_alway1 have a ready excuselfor leaving •·dull Party. Flag down 1 speeding express train and uk Utt engineer U you cin borrow a match. Jrrigate tht IOf't ear of an irritated alligator. Write yo\Jr dear old mother a 'nice long lctter vl'ilhout bragglng to her what a fine son she has. Bua a bug. PUT f1RST tbing:s l:u1t. Ride a black nilbtmale to Banbury ema. Plant a p::ime:traoate forest. Pment Lody Godiv1 wllh 1 jeep end' a ·Ill'-mln!Mlrt. Call the tune, but pay the piper with a wooden nickel. Send a mouthgay to pcOple tired of getting nose-gays. Startle your bartender by asking· him for a moist martini. If yoo can't sqJare a circle, circle a square -there are lots of them around. Mail away a box top and gel your mother-in·law back. ,ROAST AN OX in your living room so your wife won't have to eat nothing but tuna fish sandwiches all year. ' Start a fund to give contact lenses to neai--sighted guinea pigs. Amaze your landlord by paying youi- rent on time now and th en/" Teach a leech to faint at the sight of blood. Get a psychiatrist to admit publicly that he secretly loves both tiis Jl\Othcr- and his father. Open a new can of \vorms and thro\v the old can away. Yes, It's all up to you whether 1971 ls monotonous or unforgettable. Even dishwater doesn't have to be dull -If you brighten it with rainbow bubbles. -' - Dear Gloo1ny Gus: Do you lllink it's a ra\r guess that Sir Francis Chichester ithe round· the-worldcr) just can't STAND his wife! -IL J. B. • 'hlt ..... ,., .. ,. ,....,... ........ "" --rftf .... ., "'---"'· ..... \'9W ,.. ""9 ,_ •llMIY Gv.. OtllY iltlllt. • I - Letter From A Young Man In Prison To the Editor: I just received a gift subscription from my pa rents. This is the first "news" I've had 1n my hands from my hometown. I have betn in San Quentin Prisop fQr a little over three months now, and I'Yc been in jail for abpost two years. ·I am doing 2 to 10 years f9r possession or marijuana. I am the city editor of the San Quentin News ancl will probably remain as su~ for as long as I'm in prison. The reason I'm writing this letter is that maybe !iOmeone will read it and not take the steps that l did that led me here. 1'1\1 %9 YEARS OLD and the divorced father of-three little girls. The young peo°ple out there in the world have an attitude that "pot" is legal. Believe me. it's not. I felt at one time that it wasn't as ha rmful as alcohol : I still feel that way. But the thing that is eve r on my mind is that I'm going to sit in prison for three or four years for the little trip I took. Believe me, this place isn't where it's' at. You may laugh and scoff at my remarks, but when you look at a guard with a gun in his hands all day, every day. and get to see•your family maybe once a year (and that's in a closely Supervised room), you start think ing about things that you never thought about before. I HAVEN'T SEEN my daughters for ove r a year. :Pt1any things happen to a man in prison. He loses the things that he worked for while he was out there. He loses the right to vote, and with the shape things are in now. we need all the people who are .old enough to participate in elections. Everything he gets in the mail is read by a censor before be gets it as well as what he writes; he is locked in his cell (41,? fee.LJ?y IOY4 feet) with another mail fOr aS much as 12 hours a day. Many , many things that I can't write about happen here. SO, IF YOU'RE young and you like to smoke grass. I won't-tell you not to do it. Jf you are willing to pay the price of your self~respect, your pride, your freedom and, in some instances, your mind and your life, then go ahead and smoke it, possess ft, and when that policeman put! the handcuffs on your wrists, don't try about it. Yoit wJll know possession can be a felony, but what you don't know is ~·hat life ·in 1 San Quentin Prison is like. Have your run. and maybe someday I'll see Y,ou on the "big yard." i Thank you for your great coverage of the hometown news, and may you and your staff have 1 Merry Ouistmas and a successful New Yl,!i:r. J. PENCE WAGNER Ulttn .,_ ,....,. .......... ~,, wni.n ...._Ill ""'"' ...,.., -M • -•U ., ...... n. '""' .. (......,. .. ,..,,. "' '" ... ........... ,. lllltl """"'°" All ltftln -•I In· ci.. _..,....,,,. ...,. -1111111 ..., .... ~ ~ .... , ............ "" -' tt wtttt• ,__, ll .... -........ "'" '"' 'I j '-· Quotes I Jaqule Davt&00, 32:, Arizon a mother of 7, Pres. of HapplQtss of Woment anti· Wom en'• Ub organlultioa, In LA prUs. coafereoct -"I thlnlt that. a 'VOl'llan11 role In society should be ., a wife, moth- er. and homemaker -In that order; I'd 1 hate to m a .roman Presidenl .. secret. I work every day 0£ the ytu £or those who ,) • really belitvc in me, 1--~ Lo\'e, ~.f_...; S. Claus If Ch119ist Were To Return Now ..• (Reprinted by Request) tr there should be, on Christmas night, a second coming, would there not be soon a second crucifixion"! And this time, not by the Roma ns or the Jews, but by those who proudly call themselves Christians? I wonder. I wonder how we today would regard and treat this man with His strange and f righ t en in g and "'impractical" doctrines of human behavior and relationships. Would we believe and foHow. any more t.ban the manes of people in His day believed and !.pllowed? WOULD NOT THE miliLarists among us assail Him as a cowardly pacifist be· cause He urges us not to resist evil? Would not the na- tiooalists among us attack Him as a dan- itei-oUs international- ist because He teUs us we are all of one flesh? , Would not the weall.hy among us · castigate Him as a troublemaking radical because He bars the rich from entering the kingdom o( heaven? \Vould not the liberals among us dismiss Him as a drea my vagabond because He advises us to take no thought for lhe morrow, to lay up no treasures upon earth? · WOULD NOT THE eci:Iesiastics among us denounce Him as a ranting heretic because He cuts through the cords cl. ritual and commands us only to love God and our neighbors? Would not the senUmentalials among us deride him as a cynic because He warns us that the way "to salvation is narrow and difficult? . Would not the Puritans among . as des"pise and rejec( Him because He eatl and drinks with publicans and sinners. preferring the company of wine-bibbers and harklts to that of ''respectable'' church members? Would not the sensual among us scorn Him because He fa sts for 46 days in the desert, neglecting the needs of the body? WOULD NOT THE PROUD an!l Important among us laugh at Him when He instructs the 12 disciples that he who would be "first" should be the one to take the role of the least and serve all? Would not tile wordly wise and t?d ucated among us be aghast to hear that we cannot be saved except we become as children, and that a little child shall lead us ? Would not each of us in his own way find some part of this man's saying and doing to be so threatening to our ways of life, so much at odds with our rooted beliefs. that we could not tolerate Him for ldng? I wOnder. Pressure .on Magnuson . The suave lobbyisls,--law~rs and offi. cials of E1 Paso Nalural Gas are apply. ing po1iliCa1 presSure to get Congress to overturn a Supreme Court deci sion ba rr- ing a competilion·kiliing merger. The heat is on 1Sen. Warren Magnuson. D- Wash., one ~f the consumers' best friends on Capitol Hill, ,to carry water for the gigantic .utility finn. Th e pressure on Magnuson is coming from bis home state where El Paso has been successful in enlisting the aid of some leading citi- zens and groups. f\llSSJLES FOR HANOI -Hanoi's rulers. eager to make good their threat to shoot down any American plane t h a t flies over North Vielnafn, tJave begged "the Soviet.,, for deadly SAM-3 hnti-aircraft missiles. Russia has ""already supplied Egypt with SAM-3 V'issiles to bolster its anti-aircraft defenses against Israel. But so far, the Soviets have· turned down Hanoi. BUGGING THE PRESIDENT -When the President visits foreign lands, White HO\lse electronic expert! take 'elaborate precautions to.clear his conference rooms of listening d~vices. The worst place they have cl'lcountered is Malay!ia. They found the presidential accommodaUons so thoroughly bugged that they advised then·Prcsident Johnson that the only safe place to talk ~·as In the \Vhl te House limousine, which bad been flown ahead to fttalaysla. POLITICAL POTPOURRI Transp0rtatlon , Secretary John Volpe, whose health has betn bid, blis spoken to friends about resignfn& lrom the cablnet • ... President Nixon has given no hint to George Romn~y, ~ Secretary of Housing and Urban Developmerit, that his resignation will be requested. , -, .The Pres ident will establish a foreign ecooomic ci>uncil to coordinate foreign ecooomic policy, which is now patched together by 12 separate c ab i.n et committees, not to mention •notber dozen subcabinet committees ••• Liberal House Democrats will make another , attempt next year to strip all Misaisalppl Congressmen of their seniortty. ..---By Geor ge ----. Dear Georg'e : How can I .keep my cat off my sofa? Are you the bou.1ehold blnt editor? MRS. II-V. _Dear Mr3. R. V .: Put a dog on your IOl'a. No, l'm not the household bint editor. Dear Georgt : 1 would like to know if any qualifications are needed to do •• job like yours; what the...minim.um age is; if any degrees are nct:essary; ho\v many letters of recommendation are needed, and all other qualifications. I will wtrk cheap.\ < TOM ·C. Dea"r Tom C.: Never mind the other detaila. Can you start Monday? 29 Coastal St11de11ts Pass Bar·· Exani · . Among persons s~ssfully Woodland BI a c k , 4323 .... Dame Road. and Joseph La Rosa, 16331 Myrtle Wood William Steele Lege r, 2292 SOftwlnd D.rive : Thoma s .1.. DAILV PI LOT 7 CHILDREN Llli.E _IINCLELEN completing lhe 1970 fa I I Wlntersweet Way, and David •Harris Lax, 3478 San !Wael St.; John P. McDonald. 9922 Gienneyrt Sl.; R1tph 0 . Brown, 9801 lncUan Wtll1 California bar uaminallon Alan Wagman, tms Oak Tree Circle'. Gladiola Cin:le; Phillip Stein, Stern, and Dorothy Jordan ' Circle: Jerome Howard wert 29 from cities aJoni the Lane. From Fon~ v 1.11 e y : lfiOfi Catskill A~ .• and Al~rt Syk~, MS Tes;nple HUii Drive. Friedman, 17301 Keels on Oran~ Coast. . From Costa \M~: Dlvfd Eugene John Bennett, 11801 l>:Bvid Tonti, 18905. \Vibiut S\. From HUua,to. Beacll : · Lane, and Jamts A. Trecartiil, a~ • success(ul candidates 1_t:G~e:irg~o~ry~B:'.'r•".'ndo\l~"._.• ~l,'l~40~N~o~1re~~V~io~le:t.J~~ir<':l~e:_: ~V~ln~ce~n'.l_t~E"'"'~e".'n~•_:_~rr.~~m:__:La~IUll~•:__:B~e~1 ~· ~b .:_: ~o.~nru.~~-c:u~n~ton~!Bro~wn~,._iai~11._!G<~1:1 ~Y~a1~·e~C~irc~I•::_· ___ ___!_=::=::::=:==::=:=:=~ From Newport Beach: \ Thomas: Seit Ackland , .1655 Sberington Place; Ronald L. Bartholomew, 929 Tiller Way, Corona del Mar: M o 'r r I s Stephen Coontz, 4101 Seashore ve~Bill·-tewis Durante, 206 Garnet Ave., BaJboa; Betty Jane Farrell, 100 Via Quito ; Roger Ashley Grable, 511 Marigold Ave., Corona del Mar; Robert Brown Hoffman, Quiet Cove, Ceron a del Mar: Bermeu R. Kau. 310 Fernando Print your Cnffiti on a · St., Balboa ; Peter Norton, JIGlt cud.and and H fo Bill Ba1boa Island; Kenneth P. Leuy,e/o tJUI paiper, and if Snoke, 210 Via Genoa; Sheila ltlecte<' Jt will .. ppear ill , Press Sonenshine, l 3 3 8 his S~ GR.APFM. • SanUago Drive, and Gary Lee ___ ..., _____ • •Sparks, 110 Onyx A v e . , llalboa. From Ir vine : John \ I ---c ECKING ~~UP• Liberty Statue Has Large Waist WHEN YOU'RE SUDDEN-his surname in eld Scotland LY s c a r e d', y o u r meant "crooked lips." .. , , body turns out e x t r a adrenalin. In suffJcient amount. that · a·drenelin contracts the blood vessels in open wounds. It actually tends YOU SAY you ha.Ye no faith in the future of fish farming! Remember, four-fifths of everything alive is in the sea. ·to seal such wounds, because CUSTOMER SERVICE -Q. it causes blood to coagulate "Isn't baby food the most three maybe four times faster profitabl~ product in 1he whole than normal blood. Therefore. food indllstry?" A. It's No. 2. an unafraid man who is Citrus products are No. J accidcnljllty shot, say , in the j shoulder has nowhere near th e .... Q. "Where's the biggest chanct of speedy recovery as Hi:bted Christmas tree?" A. has a terrifl4!d man who is Don't know about this year, . shot in exadly the same place but the oldest. tallest and . by a robber. So contends a largest such. tree ever was a polii;e doctor. 364-foot californiJ. redwood NEXT TIME you start to · L decked eut in It · frtt about midriff bulae, EVEN AS WS . were yCui:i1 lady, bear in mind the regarded as currency in old most ramOU! female figure in Greect, so young ladies were ~AmeMca, ihe Statue ·e f 1 regarded as currency 1 n 'J..1~rty, taperneasures 35 feet 'aueient Ireland, all legal anf1 around the waist . • . • prtsumably tender. 1bet were called kmurnala.. VP to the Middle Ages, one viv1cious little krnumal could buy three heifers, a couple of sheep and a bag o,L grain. Monstrous wasn't it?-All rip t, but what ~bout this?' Not Iona ago, a small bruised blonde in from Boise pounded on the house door. sat down with the ladyfriend and me. and said certain motorcycle bo ys hereabouts likewise did indeed use girls for currency,. just as had been reported here and there. She said she had. been spent seven times, the last time for some sort of isprocket. And feeling the pinch of,infiatlon, she wanted tO be .called in by the authorities and reissued as a real live girl. AL R E A 0 Y MENTIONED that animal whose image most often has been printed is the came[ Failed to mention. however. that animal whose image most often has been carved. ' etched, painted or drawn is the elephant . , , • .THE GF.STATION PERIOD in the mother rat is 42 days, .and the m o ther rat not infrequently produces l. w o litters in 4.2 days, too. FOUL WEATHER is upon us. How dangerous these damp nights! Don't know what old James Russell Lowell knew about holiday parties, but our Toastmaster points out it was he and none other \ll'ho first said. "An umbrella is or no avail against a Scotch mist." Clink ! Pl.EASE LIST the loon. too. among those water birds that can't take off on land . . . RAR E IS the man named Campbell today who'll adm it Your quesUom ond com- ments are welcomed and wilt be wed in CHECKING UP wherever possible. Ptease address vour letters to L. M. Boyd. P.O. Box 1875, Newport Beach, Calif. Registrar Reveals ' County Voter Drop ' Following a purge of voter I J"ecistratlons a r t e r the {November general election, lher were t43.ooo re we r registered voters in Orange County;. R e p ub\ican registrations dropped by 68.629 to 257,830 as ~or Dec. 9, while the number of Democrats registered r e 11 62.610 to 189.980. according to figures relea~d by the County Registrar of ·foters. Davld G. Hitchcock. ~ The drops in registration were ronsisienlly reported for di stricts throughout the county. Volers in the second supervisora l district including Fountain Valley and parts of lluntington Beach now number 41 673 Democrats and 44 ,911 Republican!!. There are 634 American, Independent and 95 Peace and Freedom p1rty members in that district. The remainder of t h e enmmunllies along the Orange Coast from Newport Beach to SAn Clemente are in the fifth aupervisorial di strict. TherP i re 29.tlM r egi s te r ed Democrat s . 6 3.706 ltepubUcans, ™ American llldepcndent and 176 Peace and F'reedom p11rty membe rs lilted in Ule llfUl district. By city. voter registrations stand as follows : Costa Mesa ; 8 ,695 , Democrats : 12 ,698 Republicans. Fountain Valley: 4 , O 3 1 , Democrats and 5,250 Republicans. Huntington BBeach : 15,988. Democrats and 1 9 , 3 I 4 Republicans. Laguna Beech: 2 , t 4 9 De.mo c rats and 4.388 Republicans. Laguna Beach: 2 • 1 4 9 0 em o c rats and 4.388 Republicans. Newport· Beach : Democrats and Republicans. 4 . 9 I 2 16 .6 58 San Oemente: 1 , I 2 O. "Democrats and 4,S41 Republicans. Sin Juan Capistrano: 453 Democrats and 1,00& Republicans. Seal Bea ch : 5 ,034 Democrats and l .ZM Republi · cari~. The unincorporated areas or Orange. Count y Include 20,211 registered Democrat! 1 n ~ 41 ,MO Republicans. 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I • • Does 'c That's -Who You Can 'Listen' to Ann Landers I Daily i~ The J. DAILY PILOT j ' . I I ,( 11 • --... ~~oze Not C'1.e~per ·on Line ~=:~=:=, ,,. • • • 4'"1 . ' -- ---- ' . ' L • ~ • , • , • ' t , / f ~ _, • _ • on• 10 THI r-, .KANSAS :c1TY' Mo. (AP) .:f' only . 1Pi1J&-bome ;to ~ge I • P .• } .. Ste~n !darti~. rirs~ -• m~t cases; ~nfiscation and a -ss ~... .. I, J I·' Llquor 'ts about $1 a firui ~~tbes .and 1 , .· J~~~n ;.,.,&,t ~ck..-to._.QICo ~at ,attorney of · Jolinson • nominal ni;e, .plua~ coaW! .... "'' L· 1n1tie1=. '::'• ~( .._ cheapei' in.~rj than it is, MIS§OUM or ~"''II ·fl ( , , lfRly) tl~el lhe view -~QI) -~llJ'~e~su~/~fiC~i~en~t:_. --'-' ~'--~~~·~·~':-~, ~ld~·~·2··~·~tl~·~·!!~ •in neighborlq Kansas -oo -... --·· i•..-.• ~. the face ol it, a nlce~viq for, t ,. ., • ,. , .. • .. , i -i Kanaans llylne in. Cbri.stmas. ... • - and New Year's party·aupply •• ' ... 111"1b<>-s.crq .. .,. buay ' ~ ... ~ •. -lllia.. t bloom' , · Yple Ca rds On Di splay At Museu,m tlie bargain,· :__~,.·Scrooges,->lacrknown·to their quariy aa "The ABC Boys," are aaents of the Kansai Office of Alcoholic .Beverace Control. It's tbelr job to enforce a law mlkln& it ;iJec.I Io carry inlO Kansas any liquor upon which thelr stqte's' tax has not been paid; • Mnlmum penariy ii a tsOO fine and · six months in ·jail, plus coti.fiscatlon of lhe llquOr. A special cd.lecllon o f Christmas cards dating back to 1903 may be viewed during the holiday season at Costa Mesa~s Diego Sepulveda Adobe historical museum. The show in the state historical I and in.a r k in Estancia Park 18 part or the city's 501h anniversary observance as y.•ell a s Christmas. Mrs. Donald Smith, owner or the collectlon and a director of the Costa Mesa Historical Society. says most of the cards· dating from 1903 to 1928 are secular rather t b a n religious. Big bODze buyers from the Kansas side ~ttlng out for home from Ml!souri liquor stores during the holiday -5eason often have a feeling they are being followed. The feeling b frequently well founded, says Ernest V. D. Murphy, di rector of the Kansas ABC offi ce. "We patrol throughout the year al r8Qdo!TI locations, but "'e concentrate on certain areas during the Christmas season," Murphy said. He said residents of afnuent Johnson County, Kansas, just across the line from Kansas City, are . the most ~nagriht violators and that enough get away with it to cost Kansas a substantial sum in taxes. .Bill Struckel , the ABC's clttef enforcement of 111 c er , described a tYPical o~ratlon: A second series of cards features C8\ifcrtlla Christmrui scenes and quaint, original kewple dolls illustrated by artist Rose O'.Neill more than 50 yea rs ago. Several cars bearing two- man ABC teams park in a cori'"cealed IOfation outside a busy Missouri Uquor store. ~ When a Kansas-tagged autd pulls up, they watch closely. ~·::t:: Museum ·hours are I to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, whil~ special visits may be arranged by CRlllng the Coste& Mesa Parks Department for an appointment. If the drjver returns to the ;::;:;-;: car with a large order. the ijf: agents begin a qu iet pursuit, ·=$;·~ following the bu yer until he ~~: crosses the state line. ·~:~: Then they nail him, t·~ "Lots of them drive four or f.J~ Santa Meets Child·ren Ori::Porch live miles on back streets and ;i;M·-;--_(~·.'.· ~ take a round-about way to Kansas," Strucktl said. :-: Some, he said, pick up the ~~ liquor ttn route to their Kansas m: Gity )Obs in the morning, or @· during their lunch hour,' {t~ "If they buy a large ~~:: amount." Struck.el said, "we ~"'-x: sit on. the car until they leave -,.;:::~: ~*· fo~~~~~. agenls reported. f@.) got caught with 1 case of· f::i;: liquor and explained he had. Ji:~ BOGER CITY, N.¢. (AP) - ••¥always wanted me a Santa Claus suit," says Horace · BaJlari:I, SS-year.old retired arhcery store etnploye. bought it for an office party. f.liJ.~ .. "I'm not going to drink it here in Kansas," he said. "I'm "I got to talking about it one day, and ri:ly w1fe decldei:I to make me a suit. I went to 'Charlotte and bought me a beard and would sit at the house and wave · at kids as 'they went by."' That was several years ago. Last year, _more than 2,000 c h·rnrr en entered his "Christmas Room" to whisper their Christmas wish and receive a piece of.'carldy. 1'1ore than 700 hcive done it so f~r lhis holiday season. The Christmas· Room Is Ballard's front porch, heated and enclosed. lt .contains ·a fireplace which. along with the ""indows. is accented with catldles and holly. Cllristmas carols pr•vlde s oft background. VJVITED STATES JVATIONA.t BANK SOUTH COAST PLAZA BRANCH HOW OPEN SATURDAYS t t• 1 P.M. MOH.•THUlS. 1e.1 P.M. FllDAYS 1M P.M. 17141140°5211. L ...... hi: S.. C.... Pina, c .... M .. Al'1, YJq Pnl. MW .. r ·e. H. LEVAN VW BRAKE SPECIAL lttllne 4 WhMll M.c:hlne 4 Drvrn1 Overhaul 4 Wheel Cyllndtr1 M,• M.li. 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Plus many / ~frie services-mo~ orders, u fe dapesit boxes, etc. , Cocist & Southern Federal Offers You These ,_ Highest Prevailing Rates: COMPOUNDED DALY ANO PArDfGUAllTPLY.• 5.00"-·5.13 "At P111!;>ook; No Minimum. 5.25"-·5.39"- Th ... Monlh Certlflcate;No Minimum. 5. 7 5 O/o -5.9.2 o/o Ono-Year Certlftcate; $1,0oo Minimum. ' -e;oo,,.1.s.1s"- T~Y••r Certificate: $5,000 Minimum. • Efl'fctl'tt Altnwl E11nit'lflf • . . INSURANCE TO s20,ooo i ' • '-~~~~~~~~~~~~~..,~~~~~~~~ ..... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~" ;1 I, ' I I " I ( ·-- ,, , ·' ! .. , ~ ,1 • • 'i . ~ l " I I ,. ' ' I ' , I ,1. . .. . • . • . . ' ' i ' . . . . • ' . " ' ' . .It~s ·bee~ a busy month!~~.· ". ' ' • . ~ s ( ' I. ,, . ,. ". ... . " ' "· ,. ' •• . , .. ' . ' . , I •' I ' ' ., ' . ' . . . ' . . . . : WE'RE TOO TIRED TO . TAKE ·INVENTORY ... " . • .1 ' ' ' • • Rather than total what's lf'f t and return gift items to stock, , . .. . ' . many Fashion Island stores will be featuring .tremendous mark-· dbwns of quality merchandise iomorrow and all next week. Stai:f tomorrow. Help yourself to some great b~y·s. Stores open tOA.M. daily. r 60 ST-ORES INCLUDING BROADWAY, .BUFFUMS, PENNEY'S AND ROBINSON'S ----. ' FASHl~ON ···o . • \'i " "' • ' .. NEWPORT CENTER I , • . . . Pi~ific Cqul Highway be:twMn Jol"!'lbortc •nd M•tArthur, freeway minutes 1Way. . . . . . ' . . • . . ·--... ·-. -·. - Jf DAILY PILOT f rld.,, D«tmbtt-25, 1970 ii LEGAL NOTICE Mll"f • ~Gll'\lnltlr1lol' Hottrv hbllt. • C1llflmf1 of ftl9 Etl1!1 of Pflft(l"I Offlet> In .... ~ ftllMd lllCMf!lt Ot-r·c-t'I' ~OfO ~ M'I' c-1 .. 11111 Eulra u .. w.tcllff nm. No¥. 24. nn "_. hedi. etl"'""9 ~bll.,.,. Or1M1 Co.It C.lll' .ilel tel C7UI 6Q40I c-mti.r 11, TL is. HIO ~ Ja-1"1' I, ,........., W .a.lllllfr•""" ,,,, tllt-1' l"ultll"*tl 0r-CMlf o.nv Plklt LEGAL NCl'l'ICE O..:'"°'* fl, l .. U. lf1' IN J111~N I, 1m ,,,.,.,. ------------··-----·-----------r --. 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Mock· War • 4 ! • •. ~ DA LAT, Vletnlfn -(AP) -· fout'-~ clisa of~ If ic e ; 1 1 armband; rouod up t he down': and pluftlt1 tntof.'ttle Buntinl fnxn a·pcpler-n111ch• p<Odilced by South Vietnam's v!llagen !or a propaganda -ground -presumably ' • Junsle,. troops ln Viet Cone ver1lon or West Po~t. • lecture, while the 60ld.ier1 -race sacrifice: by Jta owner' t.o blttle dteu -chatJed acCQsa 1be spectators I n.c t u d e d on toward t,he fort ' 'greater realllm. the open field , knocked down some of the hi&hest..f'an~g reprNenting the d Is.tr I c t The government troo~. now the flaipole in the movie-set officers of tne-s 0 u t h headquarters w b ~ r e defending the vUl11e • fjom vllla1e and l1ld siege to the rorCes, top go v e r n m e n t government troops a n cl behind · barricades, lock In a ~..,<lboard.;fwtr , ofHciafs aod 111t111&:rs o( t:he·-pa""c~lf~lcMaritt.lomJ1-w•o~1~k~•~rs~~•~•~1r· 11-~smw~1r1.,.,Ulrtm111n1.td~eomb·ot----- Machlne guns chattered, Saigon diplomatic cOrps. bthlnd their revetments. with the enemy. Many ,Viet -tpi~Unt fire.-Bl1·JUM-boomedo--f'or-the1tea<temy•s-(!-11,1e , 1n-rnenzy-ot-sh00ttng&nd Con 1re-killed-;-o t h-e r-s orftoera shouted order~ and the battle was 1 morality play shouting, the Vlet Cong attack. captured. ThoR who do ,not multicolored rocketa whooshed that showed in nUCJ'OCOll'n are repulsed. regroup and nee are wekomed to the throogh tbe air. Three radi~ the war in V)etnam and ho~ att1ck again. Finally they fall government side as '1hoi controlled model P J a n e I the government triins them to back, collecting and carrying chanhs," or returnees. NOT EVERY SANTA WEARS A FLUFFY BEARD Rodney and Muriel Sroka Pack Orploi1n1' 'Toy1 With Deft Hands Beardless Santa Creates Yule Joy '!his Is .a story about a cleaM.baven Santa Claus with 1 crewcut and stubby, but akilled fingers. The same deft hands that splice cables for P a c I f I c Telephone CMnpany get busy with toys every October in • Huntington Beach, as they have for a quarter-century. Rodney Sroka, of 6 8 0 1 Melbourne Drive, has created 500 differtnt varieties and nearly 9,000 copies of them in bis garage workshop. He and his wife Muriel and ton Mike, 19, a Goldent. West College student, ma~ a family affair of the Santa Claus effort benefiti ng orpham In Orange County and Mui<o. Supplied with acraJll from 1ympathtUc lumber y a r d dealera and bit.I of aalvage cloth, the Sroka cut and piece tog<ther about l50 individual toys annually. Doll house furniture, stick hones,, pull toys, stuffed animals, Pinocchio d o 11 a and-this year-wooden rabbit and elephant puzzles, .come from the SrOka residence. He manages with a thre~ speed jigsaw that's 43 years · old. "Works fine," r e m a r lt 1 Sroka, who also uses a lathe to sand and polish the hanlwood items. birdhouses, one of which bas 37 rooms. "A regular Sparrow Hilton," he quips. The veteran P1c111c Telephone employe11 primary concern while making things is the collection or toys for children to ,whom Santa Clam is only a 'semi-reality. ''There are atlll m o re ·orphans than toys," h e explains. Mail Gifts Aids Indians In Missouri TIFF CITY, Me. (AP) - "Box 14-A. Tiff City, Mo." is another way of nYtn&: Merry Christmas. To hundffiis of Indians the mail box has been tangible evidence of the spirit of Christmas for 18 years, thanks to RoMere Darling 1iiartin, affectionately lt n t w n as Prine;ess RoMere. The p e t i t e Pottawatomi Indian woman turned her attention to needy Indian families in nortbe11t Oklahoma's Grand Lake area in 1953, three years after she moved to this tiny border town following an 18-year career in motion pictures. Al first, the effort was her own, personally financed . BUt the needs of the Indians were more than she could meet, ao she established Box If.A and began encouraging her friends and others to help. The post 11ffice box number is in use all year, but in December aclivity quickens. And the emphasis shifts from clothing to foodsturf!, with toys thrown in fo r the children. "I just don't have the rC10m around bere for the clothes at Christmas time," she &aid €If the small store she operates. "You can imagine bow much food I accumulate • • • This year our goal is to fill 60 big boxes.'' And a week b efcre Christmas she e x pres se d confidence the goal would be reached. "People are setting into tbe Christmas spirit," sbe said. As she described t h e progress, three members of the Joplin Fire Departmenl unloaded boxes of food from a truck they had driven south lo Tiff City. One or the men, 1tarry Guinn , explained Box 14·A has been one of the special projects of the department for several years. l\1any residents. respondlng te televi s ion pleas, bring their donations to the area fire stations. and firemen solicit contributions from whole1aJe rood companies. Guinn said. . How many Indian f&ftlilies have been helped by Boz tf...A over !ht years? "I've often wondered Uu1t myself." said Mra. ~fart.in, "but 1 couldn't tell you." Each year the fede ral lndlan office in nearby, Miami, Okla., !lend~ her a list of needy families in the Crand Lake area. "This yea r 'we find m&rt: prople out of work than ever ~ overhead, providing fight it. their "casualties" as real Viet They line up with the "alt cover." Scene one : The door of • Cong units customarily do victorious government trobps, 1be crowd of 2,000 onlookers false-front house opens and a whenever possible. and sing the a n t h e rn • oohed. a.ahed and cheered, villa,e elder -portrayed by a The troops retreat through "Vietnam, Vietnam," as thfl root.lng for the gove.nunent cadet wearing a Ho Chi Minh the village. pausing only to crowd applauds IDd one of the forces as the battle raged beard ~ favoring an aching kidnap some viUagers to ~ surviving model planes does before them on the parade back ._. staggers forth to hoist as bearers, and return to their ~yous loopl •bovt the flel~ ground of Vietnam's national the morning nag in the village jungle hideout. '" military academy. or Tu lAJ.c, which means self-As the government troops Any real VJet Cong watching reliance. move out after them, the from the Jungled hi 11 s Women ·ln conical hats government's blaclt-clad RD overlooking this picturesque gather in ~ village market to re v olutionary development highlands city presumably sell , vegetabl-es, the men pacification team marches were rooting for the other gather to drink and talk and Into the village, restores order side. the children romp off to the and calms the people. Some Aa mi&ht be expected, the school. troops lay aside their Ml6 Viet Cona team lost. Scene two: Enter the rifles and caVort with the MelodramaUc and oft e n villains. The Viet C:Ong, firing children. 1 comlc, the mock battle was their weapons' and shoutlnj:, A new attack is launehed by the climax of ceremonies charge out of their jungle baJe the Viet Cmg. One of the marlttng the eraduatlon of 241 camp and capture Tu Luc. miniature model a i r c r a f t cad eta, members of the teCODd Political cadre wearing red 1 i ippin& overhead is "shot School Records Nuclear Test .: .. STOCKHOLM IUP!l t - Soviet . underground n.uc?Jar test explosion was reg1stete~ Wednesday by the Stockhqlin School of Technology. Rrof. Arne Bjerkhammar said }he test occurred 1n the K.ISfch. desert south of the t:Jral mountaiM 1nd esfunated It to be 0.1 megaton. "·Put a little life ·in your home YOUR CHOICE 3tor$1 Troplall iloh. Here's a colorful selection ol lroplcal flsh that will delight and fascinate you for hours. 0 L D •Painted Swordtails •Marble Angels •Deluxe Guppies 0 0 Value. It still means something at Penneys. l\nne'fJ btlort." Mrs. Martin said. "1 .1 N N hav< a list tMs lime ef 38 Av•1 able at these stores: FASHION ISLA 0, owporf Beach, HUNTINGTON BEACH, Hunting~ h1mllles-and most of them Center. Chaf9e it. big, 11 or 14. children." l I. I ' ' ' ' ' ' I ; r j 1 ' ' l ) I I I • ., I Friday, Dectmbtr 25, lfl70 DAILY PILOf JJ Disneyland Opens Gates to ~ele , Len Winlter ' ' . . ' . ' I . DAILY PILOT Photos by Richard Koe ble1· ' ticipatt in sport&, got a grcmd. we1- .....-come-attd-proeeedff--t_o-1t10lte-ih moss of werv minute. Tiu 12-yeor-old winnit1g artist took along her three brothers, Steven, 13, l\fike, 10, and Greg, 1~ and Mr par· ent.s -Mr. and Mrs. Chris Teregis of 2233 Aoolmt St., Costa Mesa-. to en· ;oy the rUhs and adventures of the magic king4om. It wa..r a bU$11. bustling day for the 7th grodfl:r from Davis Intermediate 1choot 1 The famit11 was welcomed to Dis·. '1~Jlland by, Pluto (far right) and Gilafy (second from l•ft). T1"' t•'I'· ftu incluMs (from·right) Greg, Steve, J(ike, Mr.~ TtregU ·(parUy • hiditeft)1 De~by and Mrs. Teregis (far left). Jn the photo at the upper iight. Debby finds out what littlt! brothers art" really for -to drag ~er into the haqnted mansion. Rides were a big P.CTt of the lpecial visit as Qebby and MilCe try a cruise in Dumbo (lef t center). The michievous 'munks Chiv, 'n · Dale were' on hand to clown i t up with Debby in /Tont of King Arthur's Carousel in Fantasyland (lower left ). ln the picture at the lower r[ght, the Teregisicid& watch Disney's fabulous "'Fa1utasy on Parade " go by on Mam Street. Afld what big day at Disneyland would be the same toithovt a welcome from the fantasy king, Mickey Mouse. Mickey QGvt Debby a hand in placing a huge ornament on the giant 60-foot Dimeyland Christmas tree. It toa1 ifll'.Ued a b'U.f1/ day at Disn~y. I land for winning artist Debby Ter~gis and her family, After the Fantasy on Parade pr_e· sentation, the Teregis family headed oJf down Main Street to do a littUo? last-mtnute Christmas shopping in tht dozens of little shop.!. Sights t.oert already set on more of the rides and amusements. and since the park didn't close untU mid· ,. llight, there was ple-nt11 of time for enjoyment. Congratulatio11s to 19]0 1o11111er Debby T eregis. ) .. .. .. I ' • I I -. • l ... ~ ,. ,. • • •• ' ' ... .... • .. • • DICK TRACY • ly Clie$ter Gould POCO TO 5U5TAJN U5 -&l.000 THAT FLOWS IN OORVEIN5,N!VER~ "T'M&V GOME OUT~ '$TVLE. K9 US IN°™ll . 0 L()AD,T\lllTWl!-'I 9!TTU ~ ()1,.11 FEl.i.DN ' MAN ANO TMEE, AMe<. UH ••. SA'f) ... 1..1 JUST REMfM1'ERED! .. SANTA LEFT V·'ltlUll CANDY IN Nr'( S'IOO<ING, Wffil A NOTE Tl:LLING ME 10(90ip.) &~VE tT1ll 'ilJUl ... H·HERE \i~· 11·25 •. MUTI AND JEFF 'ly Al $mlth ,,.._._ -·--..... _..___, , __ _ ,_ .. .__,_ JUDGE PARKER By Harold Le DO!IX 5A.M ?' MOW NICE oF \'OCI TO U.t'.L~ WE JUST RITTRNEO HiDM CMUl:CM ! YES, THE J1JP6E 15 MliRE A.ND SO 15 ,\ l=RIENU OF YOURS! MElrf CMrl'STJAAS, MISS ,\!SEY. MA'AM! HOW'S MY FAVOR· fTE tlC.M Glll!l? 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"T'Mf ~ : k:l"L.&..y f'cwo6r.. • ; \l'Jlit.COJll\l.f ' . ""'" . T• tTt • : AM~tlAl-: 'C11121sr1r1A ~ : • 1iiRT'I .... '"· .... STEVE ROPER 1--THIS HERE'S SOMETHIN' J SENT BACK FJlOM MEXICO, FOlKS.1-rT'S CAI.LED A •"UH .. • P1/JATA .I ... v'SEE, THEJlE'5 - LOTTA PRESENTS INS!Of OF l:r ... ... ..,. 'IMEN YOUNG eRAWNSl<I BUSTS TME ..1'1R , TliEY All ~~~LOOT.' PEANUTS C'MON, SALLI(, 6ETVP! IT'S CHRl$TMAS MOOIJM.S! r 11,.111 : ..... .. ,.. ' ·-·-· ·-~ • Ll'L AINa _SALLY IANANA>---'------'-- . GORDO MOON MUWNS .ANIMAL CRACKERS t ' ' ' l ! 0 " By Jahn Miies 1 .... '""" '-"""" J --·· 4·4.S ... "hi-a,..i;.... . ,.,.. ,.. I By M•M ' ly Saunders and o,.,..n AS LONG AS WE'RE OOl""'7 TMIS MEXICAN STYLE ...... nl!CES NAVtOADGS.' .. TO EV!R"')'()NE.1 By Chartes M. Si:hulr I WAS RIGHT! lb ~· ~" \I ti i • .. ly Al Capp ??-MEb&t. EF THE'( KIN FQ ~T>IEV KIN l'O'S6!1- ?'i'-AN 04, WHt.JT A Y'AA IT'D e.E.!! ----By CharlH B•sottl ' . TMI STIANGI WC>a10 .. MR.MUM r .., By Gus Arriola By Ferd Johnson By Roger Bollen ~~! DENNIS THE Ml!NACE 'Y(lJ'i!E 1tO !ATE Wffil lllE c.wEf/A I H£'5 IKWlf' .. ,. I I ti 4 ' •' " • • , ) ( s ' ) ' ' --' • • , • J J ' • ChriStmas M;ess:age , • • .i r •:: ·trBARBARA DUARTE' Of _. r..ib' Hit SMff I , •• l ... • . •J"-..... , • Today families across the nation are 'celebrating the birth of c&ria~~ •urrounded by the warmth of family love and frlendsllip. · . ~ • Tbe John E. Harvey family is celebratinf too, but their Chri~tml1" , . -~ won't arrive until tiie middle of January. ,, · · ..... ' "7"' Thal's the day Judy Harvey and her tbf.ee small sons ha e ·been " waiting-for...-'l'be-day-Daddrcomes·hl>rrre·from-Vletnam·urbe--gree~d"b''" -~---· his family for· a belated Christmas that will test the patience of John. 2, Doug, 5, and Cliff, 6. . ' ' · ~ ~ . . . Today began with an early, Christmas mass followed. by dinner with friends. The rest of the day. will be spent cat home with the ·opening of a few packages -the rest awaitinJt: Daddy's arri~I. · ''The boys plan to put up streamers a~d balloo'ns -that's their:Jdea of a real celebration," Judy said . Dinner will be traditional New En2l8.nd fare befitting ~heir Rhode ISiand ancestry -turkey, dressing, sguash, creamed onions and raisin bread baked especially frir the head of the · household. ON THE MOVE Last December found the Harveys traveling cross country·to an:i~ in the beach area on Dec. 20 . • ';We felt like Joseph and Mary," she remembers. "Houses ,. wei;e scarce an.d we ran into all sorts of restrictions. So we sP,tnt last Chrisµna1 :~ , with a girlfriend.'·' A house was located finaUy, and on· New. Year's"Eve their furniture was moved in. 0 Most people don't realize what itls like to be a Marine family," ·th,e staff sergeant's wife revealed. "Here in Capistrano Palisades we feel . for the first time, a part of the community," she added. ''But what home real· ly is , is where my family and furniiure are.:'-· \Vlth seven mo ves in seven years of marriage, she has learned lo accept her position~ "At first I was quite bitter. It's difficult to live with the tension of having your husband leaving or awaiting orders. I "When John was in Vietnam the first time. the children were infants and I was very much alone," she recalls, 0 but now they're older and, more company." TIME HANGS HEAVY . ~ven so, s~e keeps busy with sewing. needlework and communica- tion with other wives awaiting their husbands through participation in the • .• ..1 .---·-~ .. HELLO DADDY! -LUUest member of the John E . Harvey family, John, taPes a Christmas greeting to his dcld while Cliff' holds the microphone and mother and • • : I . • Doug, look on . The family message will brighten the d4Y for Slaff Sgt. Harvey who won 't have his Christrilas until he comes home in mid January; ' .. San Clemente Interfaith ~er,vicemen's Center Wives Club. ' • And she learned to roll with the punches. Judy accepts the fact her husband will no sooner leave his tin roofed hut near Da Nang to travel to his home in the Palisades, than ~t will be time to move again. With thoughts of Frosty the Snowman and sledding in their heads, the little Harveys will help Mommy and Daddy pack up and head for Glen View, Ill, where John will instruct reserves in career planning. But today, the Harveys are waitini:?. · Their modest home 1is bright with love and anticipation. A colorful hooked rug made by Judy,·as her first contribution to her husband '.s study res~s ln front of a cheery fireplace -a testimonial to the day they Will 're- turn to Pascoag, R.I. and put down permanent roots. ' . THREE WISE MEN -The young Harvey&. who. act-as men of the household while Da .. dQ y is away, listen ~ntently to the story o[ Christmas as read by their mother. Al-- though theY'll open. Santa's stockings, they will save Christmas until January. Da lly Pil ot Photos By LH P1yne • l I • 1 l J ' I • ' 1 .. l ; ·1 • TREE TRIMMERS -John displays CMi st· mQ:li bells while his brothers get the tree ready. Although John was reluctant to re- BEA ANDERSON, Editor "'ldtY, Dec•mlllr ll, lfN l'•t• U lease his. ornaments, oo-ug and Cliff lake over and do a credible ~ob of getting the home ready for two special Christmas days. . ~ Ann Lander_s: Repeats .AQn _lj~·l CbrisJmas Peace Praye r. -.for ' ' ·• h 11$5. the year Au Landen began ~ •rltlD1 tbl1 columa. sbe produced • 1~dal e1uy for Chrlltmu Day. Reader !• reiponse was ulttmely hlgb and site Ila• ... reprlated lite col1mn aMully, with topical modtflcaUon1. This I• An1'1 ~ Clui1lma1 meaa1e ltr It71: Today Is Chri1tmas. All aboul us we ~ar talk ot peace on earth, good will • toward men. Yet we know, to our sorrow, there is no peace and In I.he heart.! of many men, there Is no goOd will. The , mood of America vacillates between fea.r and the child-like hope that 10mehow everything will turn out all ~t. -Yet we are upti1ht1 ~k>us, • • ANN LANDERS ~ ' - frightened, alc::k of war, puuled by our young and torn by conflicting emotions. our youth insist.I that clvilizaUon is out of joint. They re!ent having to live in a dangerous and unUdy world they never.. made. But what geQeration ever made' lhe'world it had to live In ? · Despite "progress" 'of whfc h we boast. "1hal progress hive wt ·made? 1J it pto- areu when average, everyday dUzem are afraid to walk within blocks tf their own homes after dark? Is it progre11 to spend billiorui to put a man on the moon where no man lives, while in our own country. 10 million people ,are In- adequately. fed and 2Q million live in hovels and !haclul ? , This IJ tile · •&• of protelf, the b/i I copout. the unwashed and the undressed. The.blurring of the sexes. Young-rtbels apit in the fact of° confonnity and start us down with eyu like hfPOdemUc needles. Some fear we ire heading toward IOClal dec•y -going the way of the Romans and I.he Babylon ians. Others ap- plaud the new morality and dance on the grave of ''phony Puritanism.'' They herald the tex revolution as symplomaUc of a maturti:ig society which .will en- courage creativity and promote better ment1I health. / Members of the Now Generation al'i! 11earching for drugs to "eXJ>)lnd their mindl,11 wbcn in reality Uiey have merely I opted to anesthetize themselves against defeats . not getting up to try again. ' the pain of growing up and accepting Since this is a problem column, r heir respoMlbllity. Yet, we cannot deny that more'"lbOUlthe failure than I hear aOOut many of their complaints are valid and victory. Does lhls depress me? No, it much of what mey are railing agaiMt is, does not. After 15 years of this work 1 indeed, despicable and needs to be chang-~ find it immensely rewarding! t ed. This raises unsettling questions for · reaflze that many people who write to me which there are: no easy answers. don't want advice, they merely need Each day , each of us inu11t make a someone to li11ten. series of small decisions. These decisions I have been entrusted with the largest determine the direction tn' which cur lives reading audience in the world. What a will move. No one, lrrespt.d.Jve of how magnificent opportunty to 11hirte: a wise, how highly principled or ex-11poUight on ignorance and fear. There is perienced, · car make the right decision no greater satisfa ction than to serve., and ~ every tllne. :ro err or fall ls no disgrace. I will continue to do my best. M., the The dlsgr!ce lies In not Jearning·from our· new year bring peace, good health Ind mtstaies1 \Dot recoverin& from our contentment to ,tou all. ANN LANO&RS. I I· • I • • 7,14 DAILY PILOT , F"rld11, Ontmbfr 25, 1970 Library Friends Project Christmas-giving , llAUT1fUL CLOTHn ••• OnlV Sllg1111y Used llr p i. Wllo uin't r>e~r to M ,,.,. tw~ In tht -..m• dre.1. Deli,i::hted to receive a Christmas gift from the Costa Mesa Friends of the Library are (left and center) l\1rs . R. C. Pearce. head librarian, Center Street branch and Mrs. Thomas Jesko, head Jibrar.ian, Ho roscope Taurus: Ignore SAT URDA Y DECEMBER 26 By SYDNEY Or.IARR ARIES {March 21-April 19): voU' need a breather. You have been pushing hard, straining. Now, take longer- range vie'>I'. Crank up spiritual resources. J o u r n e y ls featured , involving yourself or relatives. TAURUS (April 2Q.May 20): Take stock. finan cial expenditures may have shot down budget. You recuperate \1·ith aid of partner. mate. Key should be joint effort. Lo\'e is present -and necessary. Don't ignore il. GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20): Take matters slow-and-f!asy. Be sure your motives, mea nings are clear to olhers. Don't take for granted that those close to you will automaliically understand. Be more specific. CANCER (July 23-Aug. 22J: Be ready for surprise calls, \•isits. Creative forces are stimulated. Young person provides reason for laught er. optimism. You gain new understanding of fa mi I y ·members. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Take time to analyze needs or others. Your own requirements 'viii be taken care of -if you are patient. No rushing, pushir1g or cajoling. Avoid any \PndPncy to nag one \l'ho resides with you. LIBltA /Sept. 21-0ct. 22): You are busy send in p: , rrceivlng messages. S o m e ideas netd more development. Not wise to be in too much of a hurry. Applies especially - Don't Love rluring short journeys which involl'e you in traffic. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.21 ): Accent on classifying, pro- tecting valuables. One c!c)!;e to you may appear irritable. Don't compound error. Be a 1 p:ood, sympathetic listener. You cOuid learn something. SAG IITARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 21): Yoo continue to shine. Many are drawn to you. Ybu are e~pecially attractive to opposite sex. Contact made recently may be blossoming inlo romance .. Stress originality, inventiveness. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19 J: Review current situation. i'ou may feel bound by restrictions. This is b u t temporary. The c I os e d-i n condition is necessary-for your own good. Realize this and act accordingly. AQUARlUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Accent on pleasure. friendship, desires. Relax and socialize. Details will have to be put off or handled by another. Plans subjeCt to change. Relatives f i g u r e prominently. Pl~~ES (Feb. 19 March >I )' sJX,11~ on ambitions and how to fulflll them. Be in commun i cation with professional superior. You ca n clear up misunderstanding with simple, sincere gesture. Do so. IF TODAY lS YOUR BIRTHDAY it is imperative now that you finish what has been started . Avoid concern ;:ibout past. The future is before you ",and you can find !'Uccess and love. Strive in tha t direction. FACIALS Enjoyed by 1 J:lamorour movie, TV stars 11.t leading beauty !!pa!, JOSEPHINE BLACK R.E. ' (7 14) 538·9551 ...... ~ .. '"' H•ITl•nenlly ,.."""~ ' Mesa Verde branch. Mrs. W. H . .S tainfort.h , book sales chairmap, presents -the projector which was purchased by lnonies raised at the sprin~ and fall book sales. FASHIONS FOR bra and girdle GOSSARD BRA S Their Lou -Yo1,1r G•ln THI SICOND TIMI AROUND 441 •. 11111 SI., CoH• M•u o,... 11 ,, s -.,, .. ,.. Reg. 6.00. 7.00 (#3490) "floir'' underwireCJ for gen tle suppo rt fo r the fuller figure. White . B-C.D cups. .. .. ............ _...... 4.49 Reg. 5.50 (#3380) crepe lricol with lig ht fibeif;ll lining: White. A-B -C cups. ... .. ............................................................................ ,............ 3. 99 LIL YETTE BRA S Reg. 7.50 (#806) fomous "secret fulf illment ". Deep plunge , low beck. Whi te, pink, or blue. 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Sizes S-M-L. .. ..... .................... 5.49 Reg .. 11.00 (#898) "stocking locking" gor!edree ponly. Tummy ponel ' for exlro control. While , nude. S-M -L-XL. . ............. 8.99 Reg . 3.00 (#211) stretch bikini of Lycro® lri cot . White. blue. novy, gordenio, nude, lemon white: pretty poppy. ........ ............... 1 )99 YOUTHCRAFT /CHARMFIT BRAS, GIRDLES Reg. 11.00 (#460) "eesy-on" girdle. Glide s on without zippers. Fo n bock. White or beige. Sizes M-L-XL. ....... 8.99 Reg . 12.00 (#461) penly girdle. Fe n bock. Whi te or beige. Siz s M-L- XL. .. . ......... -.... :.................. ..................... ~ .......... -9. 99 Reg. 8.00 (#454) penty h'ose girdle + free pe ir hose with ore for double weer. While, beig.e. Sizes S-M-L .-....................................... ·5,99 Reg. 5.50 (#250j lightly pedcleCJ bro. White or beige. B-C ups 4.49 0• Otlly 1• 1.11'1, .. ' ,,m,/ meftll•Y Ultl ltldlY I• l :H •·"'· CMAltOI YOu'll 'UllCMASIS AT l'ASMtOMI J'Olt LA l'IMMl . WI ACCEl'T MOST MAJOll CllltUT CAIOS. , , ( , • ' Evening Ceremony Peggy. Reid .. Marries Costa Mesa will be llome for Myron Gene Oklmoto and 'his bride~ the foriner Peggy Ann Relcl,. who exchariged wedding Joyce, Runge , Glennda ,.ii:Jtended .!!is ~~ther AS bes~- Puck.~tJ, Lynn · Mayeda and man and &l!e~.ts were sea ec: Mrs. Reid. Flower girl was by Reid, Alfred Rocha., Do~ -pledges In the Community .Pamela' Farber. Gephart, Keil~ Yocam, Joo • Richard A. 0 k Imoto Kraman and Howard Isom. • 'United Methodist C b u r c h , Huntington Beach. · I The evening rites were read , -----by the Rev. Howar-d--Johnson and the Rev. Charles Rose. Parents <Jthe n;;..1y·~w~e""'ds~•- are Mrs. Laura McAlister Reid of Huntingtcn Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Jwao Okimoto of Midway City. Given in marriage )ly htr brother, John Richard Rtid Jr., the bride was attended by Miss Ruth Ann Caraway as Quality Footmear . ' For Wometa and Children maid of honor. 225 E. 17th STREET Bridesmaids were t h eJ Misses Donna and Rebecca Reid, sisters of the bride, I COSTA MESA 543-2771 • ' AU Fall and Holiday Merchandise Goes: • STOREWIDE EVENT! REDUCTIONS UP TO 75% Polyester, Dacron Wool, Acetate · PANT SUITS · R09. to $50.00 Long and Regular Length , DRESSES R09. to $40.00 $8.00 to $19.00 Print and Soli~ Reg. to $45.00 "$15~00 to $23.00 JUMP SUITS $5.00 to $12.00 Jeans, Regular Styled PANTS R09. to $25~00 Wools ind Acrylic · · $3 00 $9 00 SWEATERS AND TOPS to ~~~i.oo • • I - ------~------ Tremendous Selection of Co-ordinate Spo.,swear 1 /3 OFF .REliULAR PRICE SAT., DEC. 26, 9 to 9:30 SUN., DEC. 27, NOON 'TIL S USE YOUR WET SEAL CHARGE, BANKAMERICARD, MASTER CHARGE Sale Prices Effective all 7 Steres 204 M•ri11e Ave., lcill:toa lslctnd 270 E. 17tti St., Cosio M.,.. 3333 lrl1tol, South Cool! Pino JZ1 Main Street, El Se111ndo 7777 Edlnter, Huntfn1t•n Center 240 lreadway, Latona IM<h 4000 Chapman, The City, Orant• ALL SALIS PINAL • music ' • • FUR SALON .11 nin• ilor•• Natural blue lox capes, llree styles ......... , 111.00 lynx dy'!f rabbit maxi cMt, a luri fur ...•••... 111.00 Black dyed brMdta il processed lamb CM!. fox collar 218.DO Natural mink stoles, Tourmaline• or pastel ...... 333.00 Natural mink 3/4 strollers, Toormaline', pastel . .'. 511.00 Natural mink 314 strollers, Don LOiler desrgn ...•. 618.0D Natural.mink 3/4 strollers, lavish female skins .• ID99.00 ~M. Emba Mi~k lrMd•11 Auociol>c". All fur prodllCh loht!M to thow (ov~trt of ori~i~ of ;.,,potl•d ho•1 COAT AND SUIT SHOP orr ,;,. "'"' Best·seller pant suits, wool .bleoos or orion, reg. 30.0019.9! SUNCHARM SPORTSWEAR orr ,;"' ''"" Jackets, blazers, vests, reg. 22.00·48.00 ... 12.99-29.99 Sweaters, assorted, reg. 14.00·42.00 ...... 1.99-27.99 TOils, cotton kints in assorted slripes, reg. 8.00 ... 4.99 Skirts, ·1amous maker classics, reg. 18.00·30.0011.99-19.99 Ga11chos, midis, great new styles, reg. 15.00·44,00 1/2 off F1mous make dressy wear, pant-sets, party J<imi>-suits, reg. 26 00·60.00 " . -..••....•...• ' • • • 11.11-39.99 Oown!oWn long Beach, Sa nto Ano VILLAGER SHOP Pomona. Polo.i Verdes. Son Diego Wool Villager pants, gauchos, skrrts, reg. 7.99-15.99 1/lofl DESIGNER'S CIRCLE , all nine siores Fashions. day and after.f ive, reg. 110.00-140.00 ................ 73.0D-9tDD Young Designer dresses, b-OUtroue at home wear. some pants, broken sizes, 6-14, reg. 46 .00·85.00 • , ... Jt.DD-57.00 DRESS SHOP• oil n•oe s1ores Misses' better dresses and costumes in polyester knits. wool knits, sheer woven wools. blended fabrics. Sizes 8-20. Al'o a group of Young Oesrgner dresses, sizes 6-14, values 30.00-86r00 • • . • • . . .. . . . . • . . . • . • 11.99-53 .99 Pant surts !or day, evening, at home wear, sizes 8-18 22.19.: all stores except Marina Clearance' of women's and hall size dresses. costumes, panl- surts. Polyester knits, wool knits and blended fabrics. Sizes 12-10, 11v,.11v,, values 36.00·86.00 . . 11.99-31.99 Women's dresses in lush colms, polyester knits, sizes 11- 20 and 11v,.21v,, 30.00-36.00 values ..•.•.. 19.99 BUDGET DRESSES, oil nine ~lore~ famous maker pant suits, rer?. 11.00·40.00 . 12.99-19.99 Dresses, machine washable bonded ·orion" acrylic, reg. 10.00-2300 .................... 12.99-14.99 YOUNG CALIFORNIA SHOP, al! slQfes e~cepl M¢""0 Junior and petite dresses. si1es 5-13 , reg. 17 .00-26.00 9.19 'All nine stores Junior Oresses'~reg., petite sizes, reg. 30.00-34.00 . 19.99 Garland sportswear coord inates, reg. 9.00-10 .00 . all 1.91 FAS HION JEWELRY, all nine slore.3 Jewelry in the golden manner. reg. 4.00-30.00 2.00-15.0D HOSIERY, oil nine slores , Bikini pantyhose S-M-l. reg. 3.50 . . . . . . • . . . • • 2.59 A1ilon nylon pantyhose, S·M·l-T. reg. 3.00 •. : ... 2.29 SHOE SALON Downlo~n long Beech, Son!o Ano, 1 Pomona, lo Ha bra Red C~ss. Socialites, reg. 19.00-11.00 ••••...• 12.91 Cobbies, reg. 17.00-19.00 ...••.....••.•.•• 12.11 Fame name dress, casual shois, reg, 14.00-40.00 ................. 1/3·112 off LINGERIE, oll s!ores eJ:cept Mori"'O famous maker nylon lricot slips. lloral, lace applrques. tary hems. Short: 32·36 .. Average: 34-40, reg. 6.00 .•• , 3.99 Tailored nylon tricot briefs, bikinis. reg. 1.35-150 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. 99c. 3 /2.90 ~ace, embroidery trims. nylon briels. bikinrs, • reg. 2.00·2.2 5 ................... f.29, 3/3.75 BaibiZOll's sl ightly irregular Featlaire• ~I of .polyesler- acryl ic·rayon-nylon blend; Shift gowns, si!ej)CG.1ts, reg. 10.00-12.00 ............... ' ... : •. 6.99 -1.99 long go~ns, reg. 11.00-13.00 ...... , .. • 7.91-1.!! Pajamas, ·sizes 10-10, ree. 14.00-15.00 . • • • • 1.91·1.ll famous make nylon tricot shift gowns, 8.00-l!.OO val. l.19 &Jffums' cold water soap, rei. 150 ••..•. II ar '3/2.lD rq. 2.50 size . .' ............... 1.91 or 315.15 ROBES, oU nin• store' 'rrllt and fleece loungewear. reg. 15 .00-30.00 9.19•1!.91 Newport '#.1 • I 'tllar • .,...,"". 2', 1970 DAI~ V rl~OT S MILLINERY AND WIG SALON, o-,.,., Trlpod11delux·L 1, reg. 29.99 •••••• , • -•••• 11.11 long 1ooci,, Soolo A.,,, Pomo,,. Ci1t11I• ;J;;;'°1or· slide projectaB, reg. 2.39 , • • 1.11 Oesicnrr wit~ many styles, r". 25.00·40.00 1US-11.11 III '· ted J'de · 'th •·-9 99 111 ... umrna s r ~-wr c.~.er. reg. . • • • . ACCESSORY SHOP, orr ,,.. "°'" Classic-styled shirts in cotton or Dicron potyslll' 1nd cot-FASHION FABRICS, ~"::.':::..':'~ ...... _ ~ solids, stri , i '10-18, reg. 6.00;9:00 • , us F :1)'1U double knit fabric, washable, 58" -60" width, fa-----1 · P n 11Ylon or po yester knit. uri iiiifiiOV1Ify cotton -moos mitls: rnifiYl~fmr.rK.''6:00=7.00JI: 4.lf" blends. Dastic waist, ~I~ m fZOll! 2ip; 8-18 ••••• 5.H P~mter satin prints, machine' wishable. many colors, IUlll· Orlon• aaylr c or :acry)rc and wool cardig811 and pulloM, nous 45" width, ree. 5.00 •.. "· ..• .,-:-;-, •• 111. Z.H reg. 13.00-17.00 .••.••• ., ................. I.II Polyester Gl'll!ette ·Jlfints, machine wasltable, 45" width, HANDBAGS, orr-,rne .,,,., ·dressy fabric, re,g. 3.00 yd .•.•.••••..•••.•• 1.11 CIIf;. Seton,, patent bti>estcr, belled and Iucite bais in your Po!Yester prints, 45" wlde, machine washa~e. ric. 2.3{) UI f vonll s es • • envel es sw ers boxes classic-Pofyester-cotl1ln solid colors, washable, 45" width 11. 11• ___tgl-ndlt, totes. srngle or es. ea. . C'_ --,,r,;ro i;;e;i;-;;;;r;r.e "n;:rr T.ers;;e;;;,'-;r~. n, irr.:r='--;ir:Trir---1 76.00 ........... ' ............ ll.11.11.11 _,, ___ _ ~ STARTS TOMORROW ALL 9 STORES FOUNDATIONS, •II 1lor•1 ••t1pt M•ri ~• Bali "Water Bair" fine drip dry cortoo with nylon.spandex elastic back. While only. B and C cups. reg. 5.00 .................. 3.99 0 cups, reg. 5.50 ... 4.49 00 cups, reg. 5.50 ... 4.9! Gossard Flair bra in light nyl on crepe trrcot with frbert rll Iinrng. While, A-8-C cup, reg. 5.50 '. .........• 3.99 Gossa rd Answer-Deb long leg panly with side zipper and r.ollar top. White; S-M-l, reg. 16.50 •.••••.•• 13.99 Hollywood·Vassarette Crepelon nylon demi-bra is low cut will widfl-set straps. B·C cups, reg. 5.50 • , .•..• 4.29 Hol lywood·Vassarette contour cup bandeau bra of. Crepelon nylon, B and C, white or nude, reg. 5.00 ...•.... 3.99 Hollywond·Vassarette lace cup. underwired bra, lightly con· toured, While: B and C cup, reg. 6.50 •......... l.1 ! 0 cups, reg. 7.50 ...................... 5.99 Hollywood-Vassarette Stocking, lockrng garter Iree panly gu - dle. S·M-l. rei?. 7.00 .................... 5.49 Extra control , reg. I 1.00 .................. I .I! Youtlrctalt·Chamifrt Crepesel nylon bra with stretch srdes and back, white: C cop, reg. 6.50 ............... 5.49 0 Cup, reg. 7.00 .... , ................... 5.99 Yoolhcraft·Charrnlit Hose Holder panty has rernforced front and sides for control. Streich lace cuffs. S·M·l, white or nude, reg. 9.00 ...................... "· i.99 Maidenf0<m Searlreams all -around stretch bra lace cups· B nd ' ' a C cuns. while, reg. 8.00 ............... i.69 0 cups, reg. 9.00 ...................... 7.49 . Seadreams underwired bra has lace cups. White, C cup. rey. 800 .............................. i .69 D cup, reg. 9.00 . . . . . . . . • . . . .. . . .. . . . . . 7.49 Maidenform Tric-O·laslrc lace cup bra is cotton.lined lor shaping and support. While. 8 and C cup, reg. 5.00 • 4.11 D cup, reg. 6.00 ....................... 4,!9 Ma idenform Tricot-Confection bra shaped with libertill strelch straps . White, A, B, and C cups, reg. 4.00 •.•.• .'. 3.29 Olga Yoong Secret Padded bra has nylon lace cups strekh straps. While; A-B cups. Reg. 6.00 •.•..•••. : , .4.19' Olga Panly Hose Partner Cortrol Panty. white or nude· S-M- l, reg. 12.50 ..•.......•..•.•......•. : 1~.41 Olga Thigh-Hi hosiery to wear with garterless girdles, reg. 2.00 .. . .. .. .. . . .. .. • .. . . .. .. .. • 1.19 pair Peter Pan Srflllly Perfect push U[ bra, cut low with wide-set str~ps, A, B, white, reg. 6.00 ........ .'.. .. .. •.91 Peter Pan Nalural look plunge bra in Crepeset'" tricot. White. B and C cups, reg. 5.00 .................. 3.9! Peter Pan Jacouard lace garter-less panty gird le can be worn with Thigh-Hi hosiery or panty hose, while or nude; S·M-l, l1ghl control, reg. 7.50 ................... 5.91 lrrm control. reg. 11.00 .. • .. . • • . . . . .. .. .. I.!! COSMETICS, oll nine srores Neutrogenia 6-bar pack plus treat; Rainbow. Body Soap Gel , Solid Shampoo, Hand and Skin lotion, 6.00 value •.• 4.95 Nona Ricci spray cologne. l'Arr du Temp or Couer Joie 5.DO Capricci ... 5.50 Signoricc i ..... " . . . . . . . . 5.0D Carven Mis+sti-i-lier special, Ma Griffe, or Robe O'Soir or Partum Creme Foam ..................... 2.J5 Endocreme Moistur~ing Cleanser, reg. 5.00 ••.•••• 3.DD Black Jar fooocreme, 40 oz. reg. JO.DO ,. .•... ·" . 5.DD lanvin Mist Arpege or My Sin fragrances ••.••• 3.0D 11. Jean Nate Hand Tone, fragrant lotion, 8 oz. : •••••• f.50 Christian Dior 3 oz. fau De Toilette, Miss Dior or Oiorissimo, 9.00 value ........................... 5.10 Dana Spray Cologne, Tabu, 20 Carats, Ambush, Emir, 2 oz. special purchase •••....•••.••..•.•..•.• 2.GI Polly Bergen Facial Two, 12.50 value: Oil of the Turtle Deep Cleansing foam and the Moisturizer •..•...•••. 1.50 Helena Rubinstein Ultra Feminine special: Cream, reg. 8.00 5.DD lmulsion, reg. 8.00 ... 5.DO: Hand lotion. reg. 3.~0 2.0D 2nd Oebul Nrte Lill, reg. B.50 ............ , •. 1.50 Mvrugia .Sorav Mist with Moisturizing Soao. Maja, .4.50 value 3.50: Flor de Blason, 4.00 value 3.0D Yves St. Laurent Spray Mist..'.'.Y", 7.50 value ..... 5.0D Marcel Rochas Partums, femme er Madame Roeha1: 4 oz. cologne ato~izer, 1 oz. Parfu~ d.e, Toilette atomiZ!f • I.Sp trances OeMy Mufti·layer Morsturrzer, 4 oz., reg. 10.00 I.DC Tuvache Perfume plus creme lotion, also In Junele Gard1!nia 7.50 value .......................... 5.00 fabelRe specials: power-plus-colotne puff ••••••• 3.50 Faberge 10 OL powrf!r.plus-cologne, special •••••• 5.10 Spray cologne frnm Faberge; 2 OL aerosol ..••••• 2.5D Hand and Body Lotion witll disposable cap, si ecial •• l.5D Faberge specials in '4Jhrodesia, Woodhue. Tigress, flambiau. Btiffums' Own soap, hostess' sel in pin!, yellow, blu~ green, 1 hand cakes, 6 guest cakes, or bridge set of 5 hand cakis, guest set of 10 guest soaps; rei. 2.00, r:ow ••••• 1.1! sun glasses, new '71 -lrames, ·finish, colllls, metals and plastic. RegiJlar and Polarized lens, reg. 4.00-6.00 . . 2 II " Fashion I1land Now pori Center • 644-2200 • YARN SHOP, Oow'IOw' Lo.,. 8eoch, INFANT'S SHOP, oil nin• itores Sonto Ana, Pomona, loHobro Babe !Tocks In Koclel" polyester-cotton, smocked, embroi· Fleisher sweater and spat Jam, 3·ply wool, I oz. skein. "-'· 9-12-18 _....._ all ~N '---4 11 rea:. 75c · · · · · · · • · .•••••••.••....••••• 41' """'• 11~··· _,.,,,. • • • • • • • • • • • '-• I 0 Infant boy and girl .hi-bib cotton double knit crawlers; blue, oadla "4" acryl~ worsted, 4 DI. bat! reg .. 9 •• 1.11 pink or .maize;· 12 mo.-24 mo., reg. 4.75 ....•• : • Z.ll BBocitla Paradise" yarn, 1 oz. reg. 1.00 •••••.. i .. II' Pet!llOll's 1971 furni ture ensen'llle, new patterns, fancy Free ucilla "Melody" 50% rrroltair-50% acrylic, reg. 95 . II' whimsical print of aqua, go(d, ora~e and white: Stroller. Fleistw "Winsom" acryl ic yam, reg. 1.10 . . . . . yl. II' easy-fold, push-lxstton telescoping handles, high-back, 3. Bernat fireside four afghan kit machine washable, four color position padded seat, adjustable footrest. caoopy, safety combinations, reg. 16.00 ...............•.. ll.11 brake and basket, converts to slefl)er, reg. 29.00 ... Z2.19 . Buci lla sweater aoo shawl kits, reg. 6.50·8.50 . • . . 3.11 Hr back reclining hi-chair has extra large piastre tray, one-Bucilla "Glamour' Ripple a~han kit, reg. 14.00 •.. ID .19 hand tray lock front and back leg braces, safer wide-track legs, converts to youth-utility chair, reg. 27.00 •••. 21.91 STATIONERY, orr "''" ""'' Modoo folda cri b rectangular playyard converts from playpen to crib Eaton's "Randomweave" stationery, reg. t39 •..•• 1.11 rn seconds, fully padded, reg. 34.00 •..•...•.•• 21.19 EM. attaonl asctusortedfstationery, r2eg0.0.4190-50.000 . .. .. • 11/3 offf High back walker-.juflller has padded headrest. spring-action. e pr re rames, reg. . -. • . . . . . . • /3 of fulds, adjusts as child grows, reg. 10.00 , ••• , • , , 7.19 Boxed Christmas cards and gift wrap ....••••• 1/2 off GIRLS' SHOP, oll nine stores . Panl dresses, Perma Press coiton in prints, stripes. Shor! sleeve, sleeveless, 5.00-6.00 ............ 3.11-4.19 Wrangler Jeans, 4·pocket. zipper front, reg. 4.50 ... 2.41 jl:rd_ fanl s. bonded acryl ic, machine washable, side zip, 1eg. . 0 0.50 .. . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. 5.9! Boncie Doon Knee Sox. reg. 1.1 5 ......... 2 prs. 1.5! Bonnie Doon stretch anklets. reg. 69c ......... 3/1.31 Orlon acrylic cardigan sweaters; classic and Iashron colors. reg. 7.00-9.00 ........................ 4.11 Famous make slefl)wear. pajamas and gowns in assorted prinls, solids, reg. 4.50-6.00 .•. ; .....•...•• 2.99 Famou~ make Orlon* acrylic pile coal, quilt lining, washa· ble: brown, red, navy, iirl 's sizes. ree. 26.00-32.00 17.49 -11.49 CHILDREN'S SHOES oll $tores •Kcept Marina Play and dress shoes for boys and girls; by famous makers. reg. 9.00-17 .00 .................... 3.0D·!.91 Shoes for boys and girls, reg. 9.60-17.001/4-112 and more leen styles by Pocos and Cover Girls. reg. 15.00-17.00 1.91 LITTLE SHAVER SHOP,· all itores e•c.ept Moriiia Famous makers suits. sport coats. reg. 14.00-18.00 • i.9! Fashion cotton cord flares, sizes 4-7, 5.00 value , , , 3.61 Famous maker knit shirts, 4·7, 3.60·4.00 value •.. 2.21 STORE FOR BOYS, oil stores excepl Mori"o Famous maker pemi-press pants, 6.00-8.00 values 3.11-5.19 !Mfums' pajamas, sizes 8-20, reg. 3.50-4.00 .•• , 2.41 Famous maw long-sleeve sport shirts, 5.00-6.00 value 3.41 Famous maker short sleeve knit shirts. 4.50-5.00 val ue Z.11 STORE 1 FOR MEN, oil nin • s1ores MILLION DOLLAR MEN'S CLOTHING SALE! BEST SUIT BUYS OF THE YEAR · Hickey_ Freeman, Hart Shaffner & Marx, Stein Bloch, Michael· Stern and our Crest label. Rei. 115.00 to 135.00 19.0D to 119.DD Sport CG.1ts by Hickey Freeman, Stein Bloch, Countess Mara. Mavest and Crest. Reg. 65.00 to 145.00 • 54.IG to lDl.IO Men's Oress Slacks, reg. 25.00 to 45.00 • 19.9110 34.19 MEN'S FURNISHINGS oll nioe stores Crest ·rfress shirts, reg. 7.50 •••.•..• 4.69 or 2/9.DD Crest T-shjrts, reg. 3/5.25 ....••.•••••.••• 3/4.50 Crest men's handkerchiefs, 13 in package, reg. 6.50 • 4.51 Wool stretch hose, one size fits. JO. 13, reg. 1.75 1.31, 3/4.08 Pemi·Jl!ISS pajamas. reg. 6.50-8.50 . . . . 4.61 or 2/1.DO Orlon,. acrylic stretch hose, reg. 2.00 •.. 1.09 or 3/1.0D MEN'S SPORTSWEAR, a ll nine stores Men's cottoo corduroy jacket wiih single notch lapel, aclron pleats fZOll! and back. leather braid bottons, reg. 30.0011.19 Short sleeve knit shirts, reg. 9.00-13.00 •. 1.69, 2/13.DD Wool boucle cardigans, 1amous maker, reg. 10.00 ... 10.91 VARSITY SHOP, all nine stores Natural lool< in two and three b<Jtton style sport coats. Wrde lapels, defl) center vent. 100% wool worsted in patterns and solid blazers. Sizes reg. 38-44. long 39-44, reg. 60.00· 80.00 ........................ 44.19-54.99 Shape suits, wool or Dacron polyester/wool, reg. 100.00 74.11* lies, wide widths, silks, blends, reg. 7.00 • UI, 2/1.DO Perm-press sport shirts, reg. 9.00 ............ 5.91 Dress shirts, famous maker, reg. 10.00-13.00 •••• 7.11* Oress slacks, plain front, belt !Oil'~ reg. 20.00 •• 14.11* Classic, full-fashion knit shirts, reg. 13.00-16.00 • • I.II '!Not In Mari") MEN'S SHOES, all nin• stores Casual shoes, suede, reg. 19.00-22.00 . • 13.IO, 2121.ID A~letic siroes, black and white striped, reg. 13.00 • 1.91 famous name shoes, hi-boots, slip·ons, more, reg. 10.00· 50.00 .......... ,. ..... .' ........ 1/4-1/3 off SPORTSMAN 'S SHOP, Downtown long Beach famous make jr. parkas, sweaters, reg. 15.00-10.00 10.DD Famous maker boys and gfrls insulated underwear, reg. 6.00· 7.00 ••.•.•...•••....•..••••... ' .•• 3.99 Downtown l011g Beach, Pomona: LI H•~•. Newport, San Diego .Wilson Spalding tennii racke1s ..... , . , . 1/3'.1/Z off Wrncbesler Model 1200 pump shotgun, reg. 109.95 •• 19.!9 Slumberjack sleeping big, water repellent. reg. 24.00 JUI Wil!on Stylist Winis racket, reg. 13.95 ••.••.•• · 7.11 Wilson K28 x-out gott bill ......... : .. , 7.H 101. Men's and Women's Mar:GrP.&or golf sets. lnr:Iurfes tlree wood, ei&ht irons, head covers. P~style all weather big, reg. 169.95 .......................... ll.91 CAMEftA SHOP, Oow~•own loog BeO<h Sonkl Ana, Pomono, lo Hobro · AirlQllipt slide projector with auto-fOCl}s and remole. rei .. 89.!9 ••••.••.• · •.••••. , ..•.•...•• i • 51.IS ·Btishnell binoculars, 7135 wide anile, reg. 39.99 •• 11 .11 Polaroid color-p~film, reg. 4.49 ••....•.•••• 3.11 Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10:00 till 9:30: Other days \ GOURMET SHOP, Downtown Long seat Ii, · Buffums' Scotch, 86 proof, filth, reg. 5.59 .....•• 5.05 Buffums' tmport!Q Gin, 94 proof, filth, reg. 5.19 •.. 4.19 Bullums' Bourbon, 86 proof, filth. reg. 5.19 . . . . . . Ul Buffums' Domestic Gin. 90 proof, filth, reg. 4.09 . . . 3.11 Buffums' Vodka. 80 proof filth. reg. 3.69 . . . . . • . . 3.35 INTERIOR DESIGN CENTER., all nhie stores Apple·shaped salad bowl in green and crystal cl ear with serving spoon aoo IO!I. 3·pc set, 4.99. 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Y PlLOT Friday, Dttfmbf'r 25, 1CJ70 • N rth Tackles So·uth _I_n~T_.oday-' s .Grid Tiff ; MIAMI CAP) -·Wiilie Bogan appears ~ Ast.ro-Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston before to be lhe epitome of a ,pro· football lhe big New Year's Day fare. cornerback prospect. . In the Cotton Bowl in DaJlas, No. 1 The Dartmouth senior is 6-feet·4. 205 Texas meets No. 6 Notre Dame..; jn the · pounds, hits like a ton and runs the 40-Rose Bowl at Pasadena, No. 2 Ohio St.ate afil dash i04:6-secondJ5. clashes with No. 12 Stanford, and in the --""0n""'1y=""o"ne'""'°'thc,i=ng==_'-.~w~1~u'"1e'"'s--no"'t-SogarBO'Wrtn""mw or1eans it IS. No. 4 lnletestc . Tennessee against No. 11 Air Force. That night in the Orange Bov.·J ii} t.1Jami, No.~ Nebra5k.a opposes No. S Loisiana State. $aturday, Auburn, No. 10. meets P.1i5sissippi in the' Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Fla., and the East-West- Sbime game wffi be played at diklana<':'--- Bogan, a brilliant black athlete from Ola TV Toda11 1:30 p.m., Channel 7 AlbioO, Mich., has won a Rhode5 scholarship and commented "I'll say it now, I'm bypassing pro football to stud y Jn England." The scbolar-athJete will be in the North lineup today when the Yanks take on the South in the 25th Shrine All-Star game at Buckeye~ Loaded With Experience Stars ·i•• Bis Eyes, at Bis Side Young i;a~rfy;, l~l~. a patient at ~he Sall. Franci~co Shriners Hospital for crippled chtldren . is learning to walk \Vith crutches. He may have to get a new set after members of the West team \£isiled the hospital ·ancf autographed his original crutches. Ron Dickerson (left) and Dean Shaterwick of Kansas State, .hand the crutches back to Larry. Players Crom both teams left the hospital with sober thoughts on the reason for their football game at Oakland Coliseum. Jan. 2. Getting to QB Key to Bengal Victory Hopes CINCINNATI (AP) -The Cincinnati Bengals' front four, young and not too \\·ell known, hope to quickly become familiar faces to Baltimore quarterbacks Saturday. The Bengals figUre that getting to either Johnny Unitas or Earl Morrall wilr be. a real key in .the National Football On TV Saturda11 10 a.111., Clunuael 4 League's American Conference playo~f game in Baltimore. The front four are rookie tackle Mike Reid, tackh:! Steve Chomyszak, who has lour years' experience, rookie end Ron Carpenter and_ tW_o--ye<ir end Royce Berry. · , Berry, referring to the entire defensive unit, said. "We"re-going·to be ready. You can almost feel it 'building up in5ide you, just like before the Boston game last \Vffk." The defense was really charged-up for BoslOn Sµnday When the Bengal!! captured the Central Division title with a 4fl·7 victory. Cincinnati held the Patriots WJthoul a. first down in lhe fir5t half and gave up zero y~rds pa55ing and 14 nCt ·ya·rd s ru5hing. "Ba5ically. \\'C won't know we 'll have to be better facing a guy like Johnny Unitas. ·· Unitas \\'iii start but no matter whether he or Morrall 1vill be leading the tea1n, lhe Bengals will be confronting a 15-year veteran who generates a powerful pas.sing attack. Coach, Plavers ,, Face CharO"es ~ After Melee lNDIANAPOL IS, Ind. ! UPI l -Coach Al Bianch i of the Virginia Squires and l1vo of hiS · plii}·ers. John Eakins and Charles Scott, \\'ert arrested .and charged with a55ault and battery and resisting arre5l ·during a near brawl here \Vednesday in an American Basketball Association game with the Indiana Pacers. Police 5aid the arrtst was an oulgro1v1h nt what nearly developed into,a free.for· 1111 in the second quarter of the game, 11on by the Squires, 146·128. 1\bout n1id;1.·a~· in the period. Pacer coach Bobby Leonard was banished lr"om 1he ghn1c at\er receivi ng his second lechnical foul. Leonard had protested sonic de<:isions by the game's referees. Pro Bowl to Be Loaded For Jan. 24 LA Duel NEW YORK (A P) -Defemive lacklc Merlin Olsen of the Los Angeles Ram5, selected for the ninth time in hi s nine· year career. heads th e 40.man National Football Conference all·star tea m announced for tlie 4.FC-NFC Pro Bowl at Los Angeles. Jan. 24. The game ·will be the first meeting under the National Football League's t\vo-conference structure. matching all· star teams from the American an d National conference5. "The make-up of the AFC team wa5 announced earli.er. Olsen heads a defe nsi ve UI)it dotted with se ven player5 with al least six previous all-star appearances. Be5ides Olsen. they are his teammate, end Deacon Jones. tackle Bob Lilly and cornerback Mel Renfro of Dall85', middle linebacker Dick Butkus of Chicago and , safeties Larry Wilson of SL Louis and Willie Wood of Green Bay. Heading up the offensive Unit are quart.erbacks John Brodie of San :rrancisco, the NFC's No. I passer, and Fran Tarkenton or the New York Giants plus two J,000..yard rus.her5 -Larry Brown of Washington and Ron Johnson of the Giants. Mel Farr of .the Detroit Lions alse received enough votes to make the team. but was not included on the pJaying squad NATIONAL .._oNFERENCE OFFENSE Wldt •etelvpri (•lfoll Oelt', Grfen &ev 1 Oo(k GordO<>, (hl,a001-< Gent WIShlrl!llOn, Ml!flles011; Genf We•hlnt)1on. San Fr,.nclsco. s~r?r.~t sf.'t~ii. Cll<lrlle S1nc1er1, ~trDlt1 Jacki• Tac•I~ -Bob !Jrowt>, Lox A119eln; CherJfe Cowan, Los An1101es1· Ernie McMl!liln~.St. Lolli~. Guards -Gale c; lllr1<1h1m. Green 111v; Tom Mack. Lo. Anoelts; John Nllend. Dellis. C•nle" -Ed Flanagan. Detro\11 Len H1uss. W~~~J~ck1 -John Brodie. Sen Fr1ntl1c11; Fr1<1 l1r~tntet1. New York . Runnln11 ba~!\• -LerrY Browri. Well'\ll'IQton: Ro<1 JohnsM, N1w York; MltArlhur Lint. SI. LOii•\/ Da>e Osborn, Minne.Ota. DEFENSE ,.,;:,~~ ,-o..'i.~Jn ~~~;., 't':."~~~~j.~laudf 1-tumlll>r•v. Ta(kle• --Bob L•llv. O•ll•s; Merlln Oh•n. t.o• Al>Qeles; At1n Pa~•· Mlnn .. 011. Ou1si<1~ lintb•dcer\ -!;•<ti Cirr, Green B~v: Larrv s1alllnQ1, S1. Lou•t: DIY~ Wllco~. Sa n Franci•co. Middle llneb•t~•" -Oltl< Bull<U$, Ch!t•QO: lom Nobi>. Allan!~. Cornerback; -J•mmv Jo~n,on, .San Frenc.sco1 M~~,:,~~·~· -~~\11~~1~~;. 'Z.l~~1.io~~i ~:;:y W•l•on. s1 lo11I•; WHlie Wl'll:>d. Gr!en B1y. SPECIALISTS :r.",':i::,ct.~0~D~ r~' c~~;·P11n~~;io~!~· tc:ick rc1urner -Cecil Turne•, CMc•oo. AMERICAtt CONFEllENCE 0 ' FENSE W•<lt recelven -Ma•lln Br;scoe, Bu!t,.lo; Ge•Y Garri1<>n, S"n Diego; Peul Wetlllld, Miami ; W1rrft11 Wr!ls, Oakland. , TlqM •fld• -Rav (."9!1t'r. 01kl•nd; 8oti Trum~v. Conconnal•. T~ck les -W'nslon llill. Nfw York; H11rrv S&iuh. Oaklaod; Jim TY•er. Kanws Clrv. G""r<1• -Ea Buoae. Kansai Cltv: Gene Hltklll'•on. cit~~r.~·-wj~~ s~~~~·B~n~1"Jf.,:, 0110. Ofkl•nd. Ouarle•bac~• -Bot G••1se. Miam<; Oirrv•• L~monlco, O~kMncl. o.~r.:,'~~~-1~1.ii~' 1.;,o~~K~Y1y ~~01~~:i1~1:1~i'~...,Htf.\I~'. Oenvtt. 01'.FENSE I Encl• -lfTC~ l•<l<,on, Denvet; Je •v M~Y•· !(,~"'"' (l1 v, Bubb• ~m•!h, eo111mor•. T;o<kleJ -Bue• ., ·C~JnAn, t(.on,~, (•!~; John £uorl!, New York; Joe Grr•~•, J>l•!,l•u1nh. J;~0~~due,,~~-CT~!;{;roc1~ A~~bku~&11I. ~ii;'.'~J,o~11y' M1<1a1e llneb•cker! -M••• Curi,., 1111rimo••1 Woll~ L~nl••. K8n•e• CTIY (O<"nerb4<•• -y..; lit Srown. O~klf!ncl: J..., M•,.~Ti" t(,4n'~' Cllv. Ze~f Moore, ~ou~lon. Sot!le• -t(.~n t-to~;ton, l"Ou>tO'O, J~rrv Loo~n. Balllmo•o. Jonnny Rob•n•on, K•nso• CIT~. SPECIALISTS because of"the uncertain condition of his right shoulder. SL Louis and Minnesota lead in representation with six player5 each. Every other team has at least one squad member with the exceplion e"f Philadelphia and New Oriean5. Besides Wilson, the Ca r d in a I representatives are running b a c k MacArthur Lane. tight end Jerry Smith, tackle Ernie McMillan, linebacker Larry Stallings and cornerback Roger Wehrli. Two members of Minnesota's Front . Four -end Carl Eller an d tackle Alan Pag!!,-head the Vikings' contingent. The pthers are receiver G en e Washin-gton, ninning back Dave Osborn. placekickcr Fred Cox .and 5afety Karl Kassulke. The 5quad wa5 selected on voling by the 13 NFC coaches, who could not ballot for players on their own teams. A5 in the case of the AFC tcan1, 20 offen5ive players were selected, 17. defenders a:nd three spec ialist5, the Orange Bowl. ' A Crowd of about 25.000 is expected. "My education comes first," Bogan said. "J could play pro football, I believe, and perhaps make big money for eight or 10 years. I am looking for something that can reap a lifetime of rewards." The South holds a 11·10.1 edge since the Shrine event became a clas.sic for top college senior5. But, the North has captured four in a row including a 31·10 victory la5t year. Kansas State coach Vince Gibson and an assi5tant from his Wildcat staff, Don Powell, will handle the Yanks while Miami's Walt Kichefski and Richmond's Ftank Jone5 bOss the Rebe ls. Lynn Dickey is the best known of the North players. Pe rforming for Gibson's K:State. t~\!m, Hie 6-foot-4 Dickey passed for 6,208 career yards. Kan5as running bac k John Riggins i5 a 230.:poand threat who averaged 102 yards a game tlii5 season for the Jayhawks. J~m . Lindsey, many pro scoul5 feel. may be another Terry Brodshaw -a hot quarterback from a small school. The Abilene Christian 5tar is only 5- feet·ll , but threw for an incredible 8,721 career , yards p.i:id an equally amazing 64 touchdowns. The Shrine· game is the only bowl contest this weekend, •With the action- pick.ing . I.JP MQn.dfY . ni~ht when Toledo meets Williams & Mary in the 1'angerine Bowl . in Orlando." "Fla.: 3nd the Blue facing the Gray in their-annual All·Star· clash at MontlJOlllery,. Ala. TQli;!dO, .1~·9 ra11k.e(l,I~t)l in the cou ntr y, rules a st rong favorite a5 the Mid- American Conference champion against William & Mary, the Southern Conference chatnp.with only a.5-6 mark' ... Unbeaten and eighth-rated Arizona Sl.ate. 10.0, also will be the favorite W~dnesday 'n'ight again'st North Carolina. 8·3, in the Pcaeh Bowl at Atlartta .' On Thursday. night. New Year's !Eve, Alabama , .fi.:5, fa,c~s Oklahoma. 7-4,,in tbc 01'1 Ttl111 ... 11 A few minutes aher Leon;ird \\"as bounced, Pacer aee l\1el Daniels and :-iquire Mike l\1atoy were involved in argu1nent OD lhc floor. ru1>1t' Jurel w.1,..,.,, IC•n••• C1•Y Pl~c•k1r~ .. -J•n Stene•OO. IC~ns~• Cl!v l(lck •elurne• -L•m•• Porr;,h, (!flCl•ntt!. THERE'S! SKIING APLENTY JN SQUTHLAND MOUNTAINS. A Pacer orficial said U1ere \\'CT(' no blO\VS tbro\vn bu t that f\.1aloy fell down. PASADENA (AP) -Ohio Slate will lhrow the most experienced 5quad from the Big Ten in Rose Bowl history at Stanford New Year's Day. While the Pacific.a Indians have not appeared here since 1951 , 16 of the S() Buckeyes 1vere on the 1969 Rose Bowl squad that whipped Southern California 27·16. Thirtee n of the Ohio State starters this season were regulars on that team two ye.ars ago. ··sure, the novelty's worn off for those kid5 ," coac h Woody Hayes admitted. "But we 're mature. We think our. seniors will provide the leadership we need." Hayes ca\15 this the greatest senior class in the 5chool's h.i5tory. The 13 three-year regulars ha\.'.e fired UCI Odds-on Piel{ to Win Ow11 Tourney By HOWARD L. HANDY Of lht O•HY ,Utt St1tf When the Anteaters of coach Tim Tift compete in the three-day UCI invitational basketball tournament beginning Monday and 5ponsored by the Kiwani5 clubs ot Corona del Mar, Newport Center and N~wport !-!arbor, they will enter the action as odds-on favorites. UC! boasts the best recrird of any team competing in the fourth a n n u a I competilion. 5-l. Occidental College is the only other team with a winning percentage ( 4-3) but Tift is wary of the posted records. ..These early season records don't mean a thing," he says. ·'l\1ost of the teams competing in the tournament have played in the mldwest and east. either in tournaments or in games on oppo5ing courts and this is tough to counterbalance." He was referring to Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo). Cal State (Fullerton. Cal Poly (Pomona), San ... Fernando Valley Stale and Chapman College. five of the eight teams entered. Northern Arizona. the de f c n ding champion, lost a pair of game5 in the Fre5no State tournament and i5 the eighth entry. "'Pa5l record5 don't mean a thing. Take . &ut first opponent, for instance. Chapman has been a regional NCAA contender many times and losing in West Virgina is· no disgrace for them or for · any other team." Chapman is currently 2·6 wilil victories over Biola and Ca l Lutheran. In the Virginia tournament. it lo5t by three . 10 and seven points to Wheaton. Ill., the University of Cortland (New York) and to Ar1nslrong State (Savannah. .Ga I. Leading scorer for the Panthers is 5·10 guard Ollie ~1art.in who is scoring at a 17.9 clip. Harlan Anderson is the top rebounder on the squad with a 12.3 average. He is 6·5. . . Coach David Weatherill feels-his squad will have one of it5 toughest games in the tourney against UCL ''We have to win <lUr first ball game and they have a real· good squad. We haven't looked beyond tliat bul there are some tough teams in th is tournament." Titl continues lo prepare the AnteBter.!I for the 9 p.m. (Monday)' ·engagement wit h holiday drills. Phil Rhyne is the leading UCJ scorer "'ith a 20.2 average and is followed by Bill Moore with a 14.5 mark. The fint-da:y1s-toy_rney schedule: 2 p.m . -San Fernando Vell qy State (3- 4) vs. Cal Poly I Pomona.) ,12·61. .4 p.n1. -Occidental (4-3). V5. Cal State (Fullerton) ( 4-5). 7 p.n1 . -Northern Arizona (2-41 vs. Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) (2-4). 9 p.n1. -Chapman (2-6) vs. UC Irvine (5·1). George Carter stormed off the Squires' bench toward the floor where Maloy lay and promptly wa5 given a technical foul. Players from bot.Ii teams flocked tO\\'llrd r.faloy and Daniels and the entire 'group was shoved toward the visilor5' bench. Ellis --pi~ks .Frazier Over Clay According to police, 5everal spectators poured £ron'i the Coliseum stands onto the floor and im1nediately joined the shoving, josUing players, At this point, off duty policemen v.·ho work during the game as security guards moved in to break up the crowd. 1\ Pacer spoleesman "said there was no punch in& or bitting on the floor. The charges againsl the coach and pl~ers were: brought by Richard Craig. one of the _pqliceman-eecurity guards. tbetthree accused men were n.lt.psed (In bond. police Mid. LOUISVILLE. Ky. !AP) -Jimmy Ellis, for1ner y,·orld heavyy,-eight boxlrrg champion, predicts tha1 i\luhammad AH will defeat Joe frazier in lhelr Htle fight next f"ebniary, t Ellis also <ICCused the boxing y,•orld of giving hlm "the run -around " arter hi~ loss to Frazier and said he could defent htuhammad Ali. who won th e h&avyweight cl'Own kJlown iis Ca~:;ius Clay. "f fought him ICla:;) twice a~ an "maleur.'' Ellis said. "lie bent me IU f1n;t tlme but the second Ume l had D• trouble with hln1. ·•t know they say lhal lhing5 are different in an1ateur nnd professional bos:ing. But Clay hasn't changed his style. Nor have I. I can still \\'hip Clay:• Com1nenling on the A Ii · 0 s c a r Bdnavena hout earlier this month, Elli~ said, "I \vhippcd Btinavena easier than he dld. All Clay has done is to beat two guy~ I beat (Jerry Quarry and &navena) and hc~s on the 11.•ay to a bout with Frazier." In plcklng Claf as the winner, Elli~ S!'ld, "He'll be 'In better shape than--he was for the Bonavena light. Tbe day ;.if!cr ih~t one T :;aw him the hotel lobby. He hlld pt1ns under both· ev-ei;. • "Mis arm~ \\'ere sore an·d his legs· \\'ere tired, He didn't carry Bonave.na. You don't carry a man if he 1nakes you feel lhat bad." Ellis also said, "I fought n1y w3 y to the title thrOugh eliminations. After I y,·on. I fought Joe Frazier and 1'11 admit I wa$ rusty. having not had a bout In 18 months. I'm not making excuses. But I'd like to right him ~galn.' Elli5 said fighl.ers seemed to , be avolding him, p8rticularly F I o y d Patterson and George Foreman. "I could go around whipping club fighters and they'd say, 'Why shouldn ·t he whip them?' I have to m.eet.somebody lhat. really n1eans something but that's the kind that wants no part Of me." On runlors that both Frazier and Ali \\1111 retire after their upcoming fighl, Ellis said, ·~1 don't want that. I'm a man. "I y,·ouldn't want t9 go through another elimination and win the title if J didn't IJ:Cl to figlll,. Clay and get another 11t fraiier. Having the title without beating the m would be empty." Ohio Slate to a 27·1 record. The <lnly los.!1 was a 24·12 set-back in the final 1969 game at Michigan, The Buckeyes avenged that loss 20-~ this year to wrap up their sixth trip to the Rose Bowl. Hayes concedes his second·r&nked unbeaten Buckeyes arc better than in 1969. He avoids a comparison \\'ith the 1968 national chan1pions. "This year's team has to-be better than last year'5. We've won one more game and the league 1vas better," he said. "I don't knoW yet about this team and 1968. Remember, the 1968 tea m won a Ro5e Bowl game. We ha ven't found out about that this season yet," the Ohio State coach said. Quarterback Rex Kern is the leader or the super .13 that led Ohio State to two outright Big Ten titles and a co- championshlp in the last three scason5. "He had quickne~s. ballhandling .and leadership. Don 't Lunderestimate his leadership," Hayes said . • He's quality and the kids recognize it very quickly, That's important." the Ohio St.ate coach said of Kern. Other offensive starter5 from 1968 back for another Rose Bowl are tight end Jan White , guard5 Phil Strickland and Brian Donovan, split end Bruce Jankowski and halfback;s Leo Hayden and Larry Zelina. Donovan missed half oC this season after knee 5urgery in June. He and Dick Kuhn are expected to 5hare the left guard po5ilion against Stanford. Defen5ive\y, Al l·A mer i ca nsJim Stillwagon, a middle guard, and J ack Tatum. a corncrback, are three-year regulars. Olhers are end Mark D e b e v c • linebacker Doug Adams, halfback Tim Anderson and safety Mike Sensibaugh. It's Washington Vs Wa shington --Confusing? MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL (AP) Gene .WashingWn i5 the leading receiver for the San Francisco 49ers. Genf! Washington is the leading receiver for the t>.1inne5ota Vikings. That's correct. There will be Gene Wa5bingtons on both 5idcs Sunday at Metropolitan Stadium when !he 49ers and Vikings collide in a Nationa l Football Conference semifinal playoff. The similarities don't stop' in 1he na1nes. Both a!so 5\arred in track an.d baseball in high school. Both \vere first roU1Jd . pro .draft picks -~·linncsota·s Gene in 1967 and San Franci5co's Washington in 1009. Their trademark is 5pecd. •·1 \\'Ould 5~Y th~ir Gene \Vashington is probably quicker,'' said Jerry Bruns, Vikings' offenseiv.fl coach, "and he probably catches the ball a little better on the inside." 'But our Wa shington." said Burns, "has better deep 5peed and our \Vashington can go up higher for the ball. They are both. outstanding receivers - good wft hands and quick." Minn~ota'5 Wa5hington stands 6-3 and ~·eighs 204. He came out of J\1ichigan State and LaPorle. Tex. This year. he caught 44 passes for 702 yards and four touchdowns, while often double and tripled·tean1ed. The Vikings could have confused lhti; point. further . They gave ,Jon Henderson ., brief trial early thi5 year. then put him -0n \\'Sivers.The No. 2 Viking receiver is John Henderson. 32 passes for 511 yard5. Thcre"ll be one big difference when the Wa5hingtons meet Sunday -Washington wears No. 84 in the Viking llurple. \Vashing ton wears No. 18 for the 49ers. 49ers' Burns Tops G1id Team LOS ANGELES (AP) -Leon t urn., the ty,•o-lime Little All·American rnnn in.1: back , for Cal State (Long Beach!, was 3 nearly unanimou~ choice for the AlP Pacific Coast Alhlelic A • s o c I a f Io a football team released ~Jond:iy, Burns:-!he 6'1. 228-pound bomber, gninect 1.033 yards In 11 regular se<15on games and added 112 In last Saturda y'• 24-24 Pasadena Bowl Ue y,·i!h l..ouisvillc. Burns is expected to be 11 high draU choice or a protcsslona1 team. al ,3 "' l69 0-1 to ;eel in ;he ian me ind ' . out ate . o! :WO co-.. md hi3 ! it hio •ck Ian ian ml a. son ick ll'd lim •ck ear c , 'im n l1 ver ing on tan ig• >cc lhe tnd rsl ... ,., ,i, "" he "" ns. >Ur .u. md :an he )Ur md thP. ,. im i• '· ~. nn ,\c. ·r, '" •• '· A • • 'F'rld11, Dectmbtc. 2.5. 1970 _ DAILY PILOJ J Irvine Widely Varied UC Activities Time' 'Free ' . B)"OEORGE LEJDAL are becoming the modfl at oommwrlty~• for all rtudent.s, It tsn '.t.the frtt coffee and $1deftta, 11 much as It ls the All of which gives• clue to "We exptct there will be Mrs. JohnSC'Jn said, 11when Jt II ~ 1119 .,; ... ,1i.i 111t1 UCI. "The rah-rah lctlvlUts ·re&ldent er commuting, Mrs. donuts, or the S 0 ·cent e1preuion ol people who cart when tht arrow In Patt JJttle argument about the ~ule the student's own h1ndiworJ _}. _ ~l ~L stud~nl around bonfires are oUt. Goal1_J_oh_n_so_n~po=ln=led::-o-~~t.==--==br=e=a=kl=a=s=t =th=a=t=l=m=p=r=•=·'='=·='==•bo=u=t =th=em=·======-=Scli=:w:ab:'•=olllce==la=po:l:nU:ng::· =:;:barr:;;;;il!::;g;:scot:;:;;ch:;:l.l;:pe:::;:::o;;n;:w:al:-la_,_"-:t:h:at:=m;::a~y=be::;:d;;;e!;:a;;ced;;:.':' =::::;;;...._.,. sp:endi ~l5 hwrf a Wffk in-::.-Clntered, small group project..1 class:, 30 houn prepar{ng fgr-whkb cri ~ta are in, u Mn . ~ class, 14 hours eating, 49 hours J~nson said. sleeping and five ho u r s Evidence of ' l.hts • trend travelling between classes. comes from Mfs. ·Alston's OPEN DA1LY 10.1 O;SUN.10To7 SATURDAY. ONLY That totals 113 hours out ol. sphere of . in!luence in the the 168 provided in each wee~. student activities area at UCL leaving 55 hours free time per She is helping form a A Oiviiio" ol tlw 1tudent per weejs". Student Volunteer B u re au ty mOch Of this 55 wirl~h w'IH .roo1di~1ate a Cornpony At UC Irvine, such "free" time might weigh heavily but for the efforts of the office o( the dean of students. Something's about the s ix •. :year old , somewhat isolate canlpus, make providing activities or students more difficult . Two-thirds of the students attending UCI live at home or tn apartments off campus and commute daily to classes or campus events. Coordinating the out of class activities offered to UCI .students are three assistant deans of students P a t t Schwab, Mrs. Maun Alston and Randy Lewis. Perhaps as a symbol of the direction they attempt to provide, the offices ol Miss Schwab and Mrs. Alston are decorated each with a half an op art arrow. Creator of the arrow, and advisor to dormitory and graduatt student h o u s I n g activities is Miss Schwab. Although commuting students aren't her "bag,'' she senses "a genuine interest on the part of resident students to extend their programs a n d • , lounge areas to students who live off. campus." They welcome .. contmuters into the courses being set up by the Experimental College, she said. Among these are a photography lab. a gardening --course and a "fu n class in gourmet cooking."· While centered In t h e residence halls, the newly organized. "zero bud get'' experimental college is open to commuting students. A ceramics class is be I n g formed , she noted, "because that is a type or course not easily worked into a studtnt's class schedule. "Demand for experimental college classes seems to be for courses not otherwise a,vailable. UCI has been a little slow developing an expe rimental college because the university's reg u I a r curricu lum is generally so flexible going outsi de the • regular sch e du I e isn't necessary," Mrs. Cy n l hi a • Johnson said. She is associat e dean or students a n d supervises three assistants in the activiti es area. Patt. in her second year with UCI, also has been active in seeing that the coed dormitory program is a success. Because Pla ya and Nubes - the two halls dedicaled to coed donn life -are separate buildings under one roof with guiles that open to the out of doors, they have nol produced the orgies some parents might have feared, Miss Schwab notes. "The real benefit of coed living is that all 100 suldents have gotten to know each other.." With emphasis on "getting a date'' l!ssened b:y living and working w i t h members ol. opposing sexes, Playa-Nubes residents Jack "the dating hangup. They're into more a c ademi c involvements, such as the Laguna Beach poet who spend the night in their guest suite," Patt said . 'Two "guest suites" paid for by the students, are available to visito~ who may , g i v e f o r m a I presentations in lounges or rrlerely rap with small groups of students. 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' ~ • I ~ ---~----... _ ..... ..,. ________ .... ,........._.. .. ____...._,,___...........,_,,_....,.._~ ........... , ... ---•--P•f,.._._,.,.., .. , ___ P*•••••••• a po a a I so.;:; • J CINEMA VIEJO IN •MISSION•VIEJO ADHERES TO.THE SPANIS~·T~EME"OF Al!EA' • \ • ·- ere go ••• Nur.eyev Set ' ' To Perform ' 'Raym()nda' ' ' . RudOll N~)'.,ey .will Star in his revised v~ of ·~Rayp:iqz:ida'.' excerpt& at the matinee'and evening perfonnances of (he Australian Ba11et on · Jan. 2 in Los Angeles' Music Center Pavilion. At the same performances, which close the seven-perfonnance engagement from Dec. 26, will be the American premiere of Sir· Robert· Helpm&nn's ballet, "Sun M~ic,'"arld Sir Frederick Ashton's "Les Rendezvous." NW'eyev, who guest stars with the Company;presented bys. Hurok•on its ··current toUr of the United States and Cana~ first produced the complete "Raymonda" for the Spoleto Festival in 1964, after tlie.Marius ·Petipa·orig.inal. It was prefonned at London's . Victoria Theatre by the . A.ustralian Ballet in the following .):tar,. and praised.by critics of its adhere.qCe tO. UJ.e. Pepita form, a(fording' ·~ dancers . a ·8 re a t e r opportuillty to : dispjay ih~lr individual talents throµgh Nuieyev's added dances. ID Loe Aiigeles, 'lA.Jcetta, Aldous, also a guest star-wiih the Australiam from London's Royal Ballet, will appear with Nureyev. Scenery ls by Ralph .Koltai and costumes by Nadine Baylis. ·1be excerpts will consist·chiefly of Act Ill, with 10me dances from the"first two ads woven into the CODte1:t. As with most · 29th· century· romantic ballets, the· fmaJ portion.is an.opulent feast of .music· and dancing climp:ingca. manYrface·~t(plot.in w))lch the heroine, RaYJDQnda, · a~cted by.a wiClit.d Saracen, i.s-re!cUed~bf ·the chivaln:ips Jean de Brienne, · · Their. wedding f..Uvltles,are·celebl'lled in · a grand diverUssement ·<tfinlainin& SQme of PeUpa'1 ,finest 'cbqreogra~, wtiich Nureyev. wiih his photograj,hic memory _ for chOreographic detail, has reproduced and rtstaged. ' Robert Helpman's "Sun .Mµsic,'' the ' ' ..• .. .. . . j' .~ ' .. a·t :t·o · Intermission . , ~ ' . . ' ' ••• Pilot's Big Four: Cu~len, Crooker, E Wµ].d a,nd Haas .. I ' ' HAAS· IN 'BALANCE' • °.CUL LEN" IN ·'DAVID' EWA~D IN 'BUS STOP' CROOKER . IN "CAT.CH" By TOM TITUS •• ,_ ! ·. :· Of JtM Delly ,Jltt Slllf . ~ second work on the program, to the score by Pettr Sculthorpe; .was premiered · in Sydney at Her Mai<JtY.'s 'l'heatre on A~ 2 .. 1968. Wlih designer Kenneth ROwell rounding out the ·trio oil .the prqdµction ~. the . work is entirely 1r, during the year just concluded, there was any signUica~t ~erall ac· Co~Ushment by conµnunity . theater in general, 'it was the broidl!!I~ of c;>range County's base of first ra~_1amateur . ' -··· B~T ACTRESS' -Barbar.a Croobr , as Ellzabeth•in "Catch Me !! You C;11\" for the Lido Isle Players. "A more skillful performarice would be diftkul~ to imagbie. Miss Crooker is highly pofisb- ed ·both in manner and delivery, ctefUy weaving adverse situations to her ad- vantage while displaying a glittering stage_presence all ·too ·seldom en- countered in community theater." Australian. . ile,J~ has .created . an .· abstzact ballet which·followa the four movements and finale 'of the 'compo!er's op'us, and which conceives of the music as eXpressiiig tbe effect of a cosmic force on the human race. Featured will be principal artists of the Australian Ballet Alan Alder, Josephine DAILY !'ILOT Sl•ff ,...,.., ,.. Jason, Kelvtn Coe and Robert Olup with ALL THE ·RUBB LE IS CL EAW UP NOW AND HARBOR TWIN· THEATERS ARE OPl:N :,~/::.~ ~le~ncr~~~~!kbe seen 3 New Theaters Ope.IJ;i:ng Frederick Ashton's "~a Rendezvous/' which opens the triple bill; had its world premiere by the Sadler's Wells Ballet in Loodon, December 5, 1933, at the 'sadltt·s Wella Theatre. 1 Set to Fianools · Auber'• score fi'om "L'Enfinte Prodigue,"· arrang!d ·by the late CoMtaot.Lainbert, llJld ·dMi&ned by Wiiliim·:CJlappell, jt ·hast&lwAya bet~ a . favoriJ,e in the Royal ·Ballet.repertoire. Edwa rds Gives Cou1ity A Trio of ,Christm(l.S Gifts The Edwards Cinema Theaters are giving the Orange Coast C/!rislmas presents of three new theaters set t.o open today. making eight Edwards Cinemas in Orange County. Two of the new structures. in Costa ~fesa in the Harbot Shopping Cent.er at Wilson Ave. and Harbor Blvd .. are twin theaters, Harbor 1 and Harbor 2. Patrons will be guided to the entrance by a lighted grand mall. All theaters feature stereo so·und, mohair covered WEEKENDER INSIDE FEATURES Friday, December 25, 1970 Werner Bu,ck's Sports, Vacation and Recreational Vehicle Show c will open in the Anaheim Conven· lion Center, Jan. 2 and Jack· Knea ss tells about it in his Wheels and Camping Column on Page 20. flferry Christmas Pages l~ZS fravel Pag< 20 Wbeels and Camping Page to Gtlde •lo Fun · Page 20 In Ute Galleries Page 20 Auto Sports Slalom page %0 Uve Theater Page %0 "Pappa Doc" on TV Page %0 K1ott'1 Entertainment Page !O Out 'N' AbOut Prageg 21, !%, Z3, %5 "Will Rogers U.S.A." Paie 14 Teddy Bear Story Pait 24 Tdevlslno Loe P.age !4 Ga~ to Movies Pase• !5 "Jtoad Builder" Page %S I. seats, lounger loges, custom designed carpet and the latest projection system which can project pictures wall-to-wall. Harbor 1, which seats .900, will open at noon today with Walt Disney's "Aristocats," a rUlly animated cartoon feature which has taken more than five years to complete. Harbor 2 seats 450 and will f e a tu r e the R-rated Mike Nicols product~. •·catch 22." It ls packed with action and much adult humor . The third opener for today is the Cinema Viejo at La Paz and Cbrisanta in Mission Vi~jo whicfi also will Ile showing the "Aristocats." .. Cinema Viejo is~designed in a Spanish theme to complement Che Mission VJe'jo area. Brick and tile-predominate in the 'building and ,authentic .Span~ Ule is uaei:f in parts of the interior. A conveniently located, carefully designed confection counter is an added feature in all of the Cinema theaters. ~ Many of ·the othet Orange · EdWards theaters have. been opened Christmas day but .this triple event · . fint for the area. PlotJeas, jt is 1imply.a aeries of-dances which .take •place · in ·&·park where girJs aiid boys ·are ~ling about, occasional irlUulging in a mild. flirtation and generally eipJUsing ~eir high sp.lrits. 1\s then)e l)a:s piade: it a preferred number by luch · ballerinas u Dame: Mari« Fonteyn llJld A!Jcia Markova; the lati.r of whom · crea!A!d the original Jirincipl1 role. 1 • :.N'~'• "00n Quixote" opens the eMpg'emeilt on Dec. 26, playing matinee and evening on Dec. 27,' and a1ao on the: evenJn&s of Dec. 28 and 29. ' Hollywood Bqekstage I ' New Disney ~Feature Ou~ By BOB THOMAS Astecl.._. '""' Writ., HOLLYWOOD -Starting with ''Snow White and the Seven Dwads,~leY..ery car· toon reature from the Disney studio o.ver .a 30.year period bore·the ~nal~timp ! of Walt Disney himselt.'•'The Arfstoc&t&" is the Jirst one that doesn 'L. The Disney. organization is rtJiasing its Jatest full-length cartoon at Christmas time. helping parents with the increasing problem of how to find movies the kids can see. "The Aristocats" will be closely examined by critics for evidences of ' change1 now that the master.'s ha~ no 'lon.ser hlles !he product. "Jungle Boo¥.'' was the last animated feature to be supervised by Disney. who died four years .ago this month. The critics will find no ma Joi dif-· l· ference · in 4'The Aristocats." It displayi Walt, we aet OUl'OflD;feedback from the the meticulous.1 animaUon, beguiling screen. We run whit we hiive made thus characters and' i'obuit humor that hive far, and·tlle SO'een· telJI us if we areJlP marked pitVious Disner. features. Pius the right track." the cuteness that aeems to bug h!ghbrow •m.e Ariltocata~ is one ·of· the few critics. Dianey cartaod t features bued on an 'Tbe Disney system continues. The man ori&inal story. It is the first ·to··feature Who now 'oversees the cartoon& as •Pl:O" cata ·as the Trtain 'fiiures . 1 ducer is a longtime Disney han·d, "We've neVtt.done much with cats Wolfgang "Woolie" Reitherman. He aa. before," said Reitherman. ' L milted the loss that he and the other =-·~" • I animation makers feel about Walt. "There was•Fljaro in 'PU~ulo. A so the pair of Siamete Jn 'Lady and the "During the production process, Walt Tramp,' and Lucifer in 'Cinderella.' 'lben saw what we were doing," !aid I remember a cat thit fell in the wtll in a Reltherman. "He let us know if we were 1bot:t, 'Pluto'a·Better Self.' on the right trafk or not. Ht gave us the 4'Tbe Ar.iltocais" ~an as • ll"<NcUon volt• of confidence !hat we needed to go script, tbtn Wll( aald, "! ihink It. ~Id ahead. , · play'bettrU"'a $tOOlf." He 111f'IOl'lie "You ·need !hat at itage1 wllen you • of the1prelliitlnary 1bicbel'atid p.,. the start to get tunnel.vl11on• and '•you .~ 't , prq~ ·tbt ,pallOld. ,shorlly Clenranl • eel' an overaq . view. Now; ina!A!ad ol be dled. • • ' l ', talent. ' No longer ate there the ''big" and the "litile" playhouaes · in · terms of af.tistic . achi.everpent., ~ater , · groups which once.suffered drastiCally ·by com· parisOn 1to ;more ,prodigious oi,aniia~i?~ have ·moved Into'. a c?iallengirig JM?Sition for the . mythical leadership amo~ ·Ute .cbuhty's . non-profeuional com)>Jnies~ · Actors and .actresses throughoilt . the county-..are becoming •ware 'or thia, ,aiJd. U , a coQleQuence some ·of the.: t,:etter talenta are performing at many of · lbe smaller playhouses. 'Ibis was.gripbici~ly displayed Jast week when eigbt-diffe'rent little theaters placed producticins in·ltiis column's top 10 fOr 1970. Today the emphasis· is on1 individual acting achievement with· t h e an· nouncement of l he 1970 DAILY 1 PILOT DlstingulSbed Performance si:wards. This js the sixth year in which the county's finest performers have ~"' · hljnored thusly and, as bu been the ~' for the put ihree years, the r~l~i~. wµI be presented handsome trophies. With tile ·ciatt of 57 dUferent shows: eligible for t'OMidmition -trimmed. to 53 by this writer's involvement in four of them -jt was the biggest year of all and produ~ the most can- didates from which to chooile, Following are the winners, and a quote from their DAILY·P ILOT reviews to recan .tlieir memorable performances. B~T ACI'OR -Bill ·CUUen as David in "David and Lisa" for the Westminster Commtuilty ,Theater. "BUI C.u Ii eq penetrates the inner conflict of . Davitt in a performance that c"' • only . be described' as brilliant -particularly for an actor sWI in his teens. Cullen captures ~every facet of bis Character, the venomous db:t.aste for those he cOnsiders his iiitellectual inferiors, ihe ~OYtrriding terror of hunian contacj, ' and the tenacious desire to reablve .tbe iwio· at· titudes." · 1 -• • Other singular achii!verrienb by a leading actor during 1970' Which deserve prominent me ti t I o n were \he performances ol· Art Winslow in "Dr. CocW'• Gar&n,'' Santa.Ana CorgmunJty Pl.Yen; Richard Dow. "Night of JIQIW'Y llllh.'' lrvlpe Co mm u n It y Theater; Jobn Fenacca. ''The OWi and the PussyCft,"' lAguna Mo lilt on PllYho\&le.. and , Robert Wentz:, 0 A · Delicate Ba11ooe,", Qieta. Mesa· ·CMc Playbollle. ' I ' •• . --- A1so lingering in the memory as higfil_y impressive in this category were :ate leading roI.es played by Marthella !!,~ dall in °A Delicate Balance," C(>itl Mesa Civic Playhouse: Phyllis StrvU~ "Night Must Fall," San Clemente Col!t4 munity Theater: .Joan Wulfsohn. "~ Right Honorable· .Gentleman ,'' LagW?.& Moulton Playbouse, and Lois )VilSOI). ".Every)>ody ~'(es Opal," ·Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR -Hans Ewald aS Dr. Lyman in "Bus StoPi." Santa· Ana Community Players. '"ibe standout of the play -in one of t.tie finest performances of the seasop •. :.. is Hans Ewald as the ~zy, intellectual lecher · 1icking his chops at the ~~ of the cute young counter litirl. Ewald wrings the theatri!!ll ~ts from his ·rore; bleeding emotionally with po I I sh ep fervor." · - Othei-excellent supportmJ,t performances from 1970 include Daifid Wilson, 'Ttie Royal Hunt of the SWJ,~ Laguna Moulton Playhouse; Mike Fr-ytq.. "The Diary of Anne Frank." Ensei'Qti~ Theater; Stephen Ne.sbit. "The DeVil;J· Advocate," Laguna ri.toulton Playhouse;_,· and Alan Hart. ..'.'Spofford," Laglmf Moulton Playhouse. • :.:. •'"\' BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS .~ Julie Haas as Julia in "A DeliC4fe Balance," Costa Mesa' Civic Play ho~-' ';The .most exciting performance of ~, night is delivered by Julie Ha·as ·&! the proi:iigal daughter. lashing out inf all ·directions at both the .~trange ·sitUa tion 1with which she cannot cope· and her ·family for all~ing it to hap~. Playing often on the fringe Of comp~ hysteria, 'she nevertheless maintains lltl' encourages empathy, however releic. tant." . ~~ ' Four other actresses who 6hone brighl 1 • ly in support over the year ~ere Betty Gordon, "Invitation ·to aJ March:•, \Yestmin.ster Community Theater; JoAJr ne 'Black, "The Devil's Advocate.'~ Laguna Moulton Playhouse; Marla Small,~ "C.aotus Flowef," Ana-Modjeska P~ and Belay Hewett, "Dirty Work at lhl: Crossroads," Tustin Community. Playft: '"'-· are the. DP1· bl '1970, lnllT, 4istlnguislied performances and eolld: proof o! the 1maller °'later ~· ability to make meaningful contrlbut 10 tlle ' CQ!nniunitt lllago. Olnl'ltd ! fdeally,.-upward to 1911. · .. :: • •• . -~' ' I .. .. . .... "" .. ~ ....---.. ~--------------------------------------- •• .. -... ~ .. -..... --. . . . . • • . . . . . . ) • '"11<1· --... 1970 ,, Cruising SeQon Open ·Husk/~ Pla.y At Ber_ry Fqrm •• •v ITAN ·DILA,LANE lropic1. TMrt's. occasional rain and even a light T 1.1••1• ..... ol • · ~ -· · ·r••-•t ii too hot.--" ' •!·· . PT. t.AUOll11)41;1i. Florida -This ts cruslnf -,-* ~tertalnment hH been seuon in illt warm. IVl&l' illlllldi of the Caribbhn. arrant~ al Klloj1'1 Berry We are boa..Slnf Ult PilQutt Line's Merrnoz. It's a "Are there pertlculor' hulth precautllni on Fann beginning the day after French s hip, ilt1mip1 white for this maiden voy-tr~lc•I crultu?'' ' Chrlstmu. Hea4lng the )lJ)e.. :ge. Packed \\'ith enough champagnt to fl.oat her-· Ships' doctors treat more sunburn and 1bore. ue·ls the 1reat Ferlin Husky. 6elf. Staffed \\'it h French chefs who probably out-side insect bites than anythinf· els,. And nearly 0£ber headliners this weekend ·~ ii schedllled for.. F J e 1 t a Village. · ~.k the Ca tain. ever body gains weight on a ship; ala~. Food be-_ _,w"'i"ll"'include Sue Thompson and ~-----\'. ~~e"-'•"'•"!•~·a·~s"a':"-:;p:;:a:;rtC::y-:a"b"o:;;a~iil:r11:a"s'-;n"1a=--;ao;;nr.m=--i<1r.;nr.w~it&i;"•ellaiirfiJyf.,..;;coffee a tld rolllbefore . breakfast. the DiCJfSfiine Stunt shOw. Course dinner to sho"' the ship of{ to a couple of Continues to the midnight snack supper. Husky, the Grand Ole Opry Oil Saturday, the F....t Hernandel Trio plays their· LiUn tunes from 1 to 5 p.m. nUnqul•hing the spoillght to lhe..gr.eat.Melgat..Eamily-from.. 6 'to 10 p.m. I I I I hundred F1orida aj?ents. t had to quit on the filth * 1tar and well-known country course. But "'e gave the chef a vote of confidence. "Do you pay bar bills ••you run t+.tm up?" and western recorder, will * . No. Sign the chits a nd settle at the end of the takeDecthe !ag,on2 c3a~p 5s1agnde Paquet Line will have two ships in the Carib-trip. You DO tip your: bar steward by the evening on · "1 a • :.,.,, a bean until March. Then back to the Mediterr.\neat1. service. AS you would in a bar ashore. Don't kill 6:3o ·p.m. atont with Jim until next year. Greek Line is bringing some ships yourself on tips. ·Remember you're tipping him Johnson and the country in to cruise the Mavan coast of Mexico and Central EVERY day. ' Store. America. Holland America has a "Caribbean Fi!s-* Pert and lively Sue llval" from the West Coast in January and Febru-Thompaon, who will be ''Wiii there be a barber aburd?'' featured Sa'"~ 1 • 7 -a,ry. • ~ M .... 1,1.ay a v, :<JU * Not Likely. Hairdressers for women -who and ll p.m., has a lot of fight wildly for appointments. But a barber doesn't musical experience to offer for When you fly into Miami, yo u can often pick up iet that much action. · auch 1 Young lass. She baa extra mileage at no cos.t. We flew Delta from San * appeared ·0n top '1V shows Francisco for _.$292 round trip. Can return __,for no and ,. 111 E d · d th ''We are •ettl-off In Yok~ama --• are L.-~L. . on 1 ge urope an 1n extra fare -·by PanAm to Mexico City an en·L • ·•• 9'l --th F E·" 11 1 thl I · I -• Into ~. New Otonl In Tokyo .•• '' e ar -· 81 we as n s Western to San Francisco. Another De ta C1rc e .u m try coun . gives you West Coast to Puerto Rico via New Qr.. I've stayed there. It's one of those 1000-rooms For the younger folks who 'Jeans and Jamaica stopovers. Back via a New hotels that are springing up around the world. Corn-visit U:ie Farm on Saturday, York City stopover. Fare only $350. fortable ,rooms in these hotels. Lot of restaurants. there's "Just Us" a new, local ~· * Butlfeellikel'm onanassemblyllne. folk rock group. This : '' ••• wh.at a wardrobe lihoul-be on a Caribbean combination of five young men erulse next month?" and three Young women sing, I saw a LOT of pants suits last ni1ht. I'd say a Gulde to Fun ploy guitars in the aroH of third of the women were wearinf them. The Carib-folk, folk • rock, rock and bean -islands and ships -seems more dressy country western mUJic and then the Pacific. Resort clothes. But very elegant Kiwan1· s Present have developed renditions of "Which Way America?'', "The resort clothes. They look like they cost a bunch of money. Cocktail dresses . Tie and jacket every Very Last Day" and "Aquarius." night in the islands . No matter how warm. • · * Their performances a r e Travelogue Film ~~uled for I, 2,30 and 4 ''How to dr111 for Actpulco. •• ?" Now that's more relaxed . I flew in there a year ~fo for a formal dinner. And I was the .only person -ip a dinner jacket. "Fonnal" in Acapulco means 't)le men turn out in white trousers and a white shirt. No tie. Women wore fonnal gowns or pan'ta 1µits. &eldom see a tie l!Dd jacket, even in the beat places. When we do see them, it's because th~ place is iced with air--conditioning. * ·. " .•• whtt i1 worn on • South, Ptcfflc crulH?'1 These are getting more informal. Two-thirds of DEC. u.JAN. I Dl.SNEYLAND CBRIBTMAS -The park will be open 10 a.m. to 'I p.m. Christmas Day, and 8 a.m, to midnight Dec. reopenini for speclaJ Ueket New Years Eve at 8:30 p.m. New Years day hours are 10.·a.m. to 1 p.m.: 9 a.m. to .mld· night on Jan. 2 an~ closing at 7 p.m. on Jan. 3. Parades twice daily, 2 and ll p.m. except Dec. 25 and 31 snd Jan. 1 and 3 when daytime parades only w:ill be marched. The exciting Dick Shane Stunt Show will be offered on Dec .. 28 to 31 with three showtimes each day. Shane hlmsell i! a world famous ·stuntman as well as a competant stunt id.structor. the men are carrying dinner jackets. But only wear- . ing them oc'cas ionally. As for the Captain's dinner. ,-:Cocktail dresses for women. Resort clothes day- ! -times. And you need city clothes to wear ashore in 1 Australia and New Zealand -Sydney and Auckland, DEC 26·31 I, KNO'IT'S BERRY FARAf-Entertalnment for the week be· tween Christmas and New Year 's Day in the Waw.>n Camp will Include: Dec. 26. Sue Thompson, vocalist, at 6, 7:30 and 9 p.m.; the "Just \Js'' young folk-rock group will play at 1:30 and 4 p.m.; Dec. 27 will find Ferlin Husky at 2, 3:30, S nd 8:30 p.m. as well as Jim Johnson and the Country , The-stunt shows will be held In the Wagon Camp at 2:30, 4 and 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thundoy. While these shows keep the Gho!t Town entertainment level high, another slate of fun that is. * Pack an umbrella -foldin& kind -into the { ' In the Galleries . I r ' ' Varied Exhibits I • . • ! Dot Southland • 1 MARINERS SAVINGS -1Sl5 Wtstclilf Drive. Newport ,,Bea,cb. On exhibit during regular business hours, oil and wa~r Jcolor paintings ·by Herschel Yager, through Dec. BUZZA CARDOZO GALLERY -1500 S. Anaheim Blvd., ~im. Hours: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon. -Fri.; Wed. 1 to ll p._m. Oi), watercolors, etchings, wood relief carvinP and photographs by Donna Day Westerman, Orange Coast art- ist, through Dec. 30. OCO GALLERY 1-Orange Coast College Gallery is on cam pu s. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Houri : ll a.m. to -4 p.m. Exhibit in the llbrary of Goya 's "Quinta del Sardo" reproductions. until 10 p.m. Mon.-Fri.; 1-5 p.m, Sun. UCI FINE ARTS vtLLAG~ -On campus at UCJ, an e.i- hlbit of 'graphics, reliefs and sculpture by Roy Lichtenstein, through Dec. 27. BO"'ERS MUSEUM -2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana. Hours : 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tues . .Sat.; 1 to 5 p.m. Sun., and 7 to 9 p.m. Wed. and Thurs. No charge. On exhibit through Dee. Art from O.C. schools' youth (Museum cloaed Thurs. eve- ing, Dec. 31.) NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK -1090 Bayaide Drive, New- port Beach. On elhibit during regular busines.s hours, through Dee., macrame wall hangings by Ro81ta Mont- gomery. CHALLIS GALLERY -1390 S. Cot1t ffi&hway, LalUfla Beach. Hours : 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, Currently on exhibit ' Store at the aa~e hours. Dec. 28, in Fiesla ,Village, the Fred Hernandez Trio will play front 1-5 p.111'., the Melgar FamUy 8-10 p.m. and Conjunto Papaloapan on Dec. 27, 1·7 p.m.; Dec. 28-31 will have Dick Shane with his stunt show at 2:30, 4 and 5:30 p.m. in the Wagon Camp and the Melgar Family returns at 1:30 and 7:30 lb perform. The Farm opens each ~ay at 10 1.m. It is located at 8039 Beach Blvd. in Buena' Park. DEC. H· 21 WHALE WATCHINC-An opportunlty to watch and photo- graph the gray wh.ales as they pasa close to Orange County on th!ir way to the breeding ground of Baja Calif., l! afford· ed by the cruiser Island Holiday which depaN dally through Dec. 31 al 1 p.m., frQm the Balboa Pavilion, 400 Main St .• Balboa. Fares. $.1 for adults ; $2 for children under 12. Rea- ervations : 673-5245. Starting Jan. 2 boats w!ll go out each Sat. and Sun. at 9 a,m. and I p.m., through Feb. DEC.11 CAR SPORTS SLALOM -The newly formed Boor!ter Club ol University High School, Irvine. will hold an auto sport! slalom. Sunday from 10 a.m. t.o dusk at the Armed Forces Reserve Center, 2345 "Barranca Road, Costa Mesa. Five clisaes of cars will compete in a test of driving skill on the parking Jot course. Open to any licensed dri ver; fee $1 with funds going to buy athletic equipment for the school. Tr~ phies will be awarded. JAN. 2·10 SPORTS .-VACATION .SHOW-The sixth annual Southern Calif, Sports Vacation and Recreati on Vehicle Show will be staged in the Anaheim Convention Center, Jan. 2-10. Hours : noon to 11 p.m. Sat.; noon to 8 p.m. Sun: 4-10 p.m. Mon.- Tues.: 2 to 10 p.m. Wed-Thurs.; 2·11 p.m. Fri. The three big shows in ~e Will have all kinds of recre1tlonal ve- hicles. information on travel and vacations-from a week· end to an extended trip-and a film fes tival with free travel films from around the world. Entertainment "Parade of Out· door Champions," offered at 4 and 8 p.m. with 2 p.m. mat· inees on weekends. Admission, Adults Sl.90; Chlldren undtr 12. $1. Live Theater "Oae Act Plays" Two one -act plays, 11The Popcorn Machine" and "The Dentist" are on slage at the Nifty Theater. 307 Main St., 8:30 p.m. through Jan. 17. Huntington Beach. Fri-Sat, at Reservations -536-915'. .. Look Homeward Angel" A dramatization of the Thomas Wolle novel on stage at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse,'606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, Tues. - Sat at 8:30 p.m. Jan. 4 -Jan, 30. Reservations -494--0743. "Mother Earth" An ori ginal musical on stage at South Coast Repertory, 1827 Ne wport Blvd., Costa Mesa, at 8:30 p.m .. Jan. 8-10; 13-16: 23-. 24; 3(}.31 : Feb. 5-7, and 12-13. Reservations -646-1363. hCabaret" Musical drama on stage at UCT Fine arts Village Theater, on UCI campus, at 8:30 p.m. Ja n. 13-16. Reservations -833.U17. "Elndgame'' Beckett drama on stage In the Studio Theater on the UCT cAmpuS, Wed.-Sat., Feb. 10-13, Reservations -833.Ul7. 24 watercolor paintings by Frank Ha.milton and 30 oU paint-JAN. a WA•Ul lCl lolA111NI •'t MlllAtC MIAl ings by Virginia Dan, through Dee. LTRAVELOGUE-The Newpor1 Harbor k iwanis Foundation :WEWPORT HARBOR MUSEUM -400 Main St., Bal . will prt.Sent Capt. Ir.vlng J~nson:s film "Yankee Sa.i!B ln· ~Urs : 1-5 p.m. Wed.-Sun: Mon. 6-9 p.m. dJosed Mon. !and" Jan. 8 .. a~ 8 p.trJ. in the Oran1e Gout College audltor- ::'riie·s. during the day. On exhlblt. through Jan. 10. early stlll Jum,.2701 Fa1rv1ew Road, Costa Me~. The voyage takes the , wine ANO D£SIGM ,rues by Tom Wes.!Clmann. Exhibit lncludes palnllnp, con-view~ra across Europe (through inland w~terways and , :ttruotions and drawings. locka ), through France, Luxernbourf. Belgium,. Holland,, •. -. Germ•ny and Denmark. ll all start,, In ltie Mediterranean. :JACK GLE?\'N GXLLERY -2831 E. Col.st Hilhway, Corona Tickets at the door $2 for ad'"u~lts~·~l~l~f~or~st~ud~e~n~ts~. iOiiiOiiiOii~·iii"iii'iii"iii'iii"iii"iii'iii"iii'ii;';;'ii;"'iii'iii"iii'iii'"iii'~", .de! Mar. Hours: l-5 p.m. daily. On exhibit, through Jan. 1, ' Iii ' • orks of Fttderlck John Eversley. ~IAIUNERS LIBRARY -2006 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. ·On exhibit during reaular library hours, oU palntlncs by !;Jean Dales, through Dec. 'Fanny' Film Set for TV VILLAGE WEST PREVIEW-NOW HOLIDAY GREETINGS FROM ALL OF US 7tJ LAGUNA CANYOM ID., U.IUNA llACH~f4.tJtl GALLE•'f STUDIQS, -.AMPLE PA.,ING ;~oRONA DEL MAR LIBRARY -420 Marigold Ave., C«~ l na de! Mar. On exhibit during regular library hours, papier }me.che puppets, enamel-0n-<:opper, acrylic paintin1s and p t!iographs by Nell y Allan, through Dec. 1 Metro media Television,li=-==~----=---=--=== Channel 11 will present the l' _ !CIVIC CEr-i'TER GALLERY -3300 Newport Blvd,, Newport .f.Beach. Currently on exh1blt 21 paintings •nd .lithographs ~_<!one by 18 artists. Art is on loan from Jack Glenn Gallery, ·tCorona del Mar, Souk Gallery and Newport Harbor Art 1Rental Gallery. both In Ne wport Beach. The et:hlblt is lpotl· itored by the Newport Beach City Arts C<lmmittee, throuih Jan. 29. ESA VERDE LIBRARY -2969 M ... Venle Drlvt East, ;co,1a Mesa. Currently on ezhlbit tllrough Dec., oil peintinp ey ~ary G. Long:, durlna regular libnry hours. :CROCKER-NATlON,U. BANK -2300 Harbor Blvd., Cocta ~en. On ezhi bit during rtgular busin<H · houn, oill and ... rcolors by Ferne WUli~. throulh Dtc. co&TA MESA IJllRARY -111 Cen!U Sl., co.ti Meaa. On xhiblt during rogulor library boors, Ink skt~l Maurice , reeolre, thf'OUlh Dec. ~. DOWNEY SAVING& -380 E. !Ith St., Colle MeH. On tr· :lh;bit during rtgular bualnus houn, •II ·~1lntll!p by Pat In- gram and Doris Scott Nelaon, tllroup O.C. l'°° AVING -3310 llrlltol. Coota M.,a; On txhlbll dur- ing l'<Jular buslne11 boUrl, otl palDtlncl by Mildred Snldow, througlt Dec. • film "Finny," Sunday, Jan. 3. ln color, from 8·10 :30 p,m. Ttie movie stara Lesl ie Ca ron, Ch111r!e11 Boyer ·and Maurice , Chevalier 11nd is directed by Joshua l.J>fl:an . "f<'an ny " It the warm story ot a young etrl in love with a boy who leavea her for tlul sea. She is pregnanl and confides In an elderly suitor wbO offtrs to give the child his name. Thf film is based on lhe play by S. N. Behrman . Who Ceras? N1 •~N 11•w111•ii1'•r !11 th• w11IJ c•r11 •lt111t y111r '''"11111· 11lty Ilk• y1ur Clll'\f!luflllly Jilly ~1w111•p•r '•tt. lt't tht DAILY PILOT. ' HUNTER'S BOOKS · THI WISTS PINEST IOOKSTOUS. FOi !JO YIAIS-SINCI TUI J NOW IN ,SANTA ANA AT FASHION SQUAR'E \,.,,, U ,IOO hob ' PopetMckl _ n .ooo uo....i GrHtl"t en. _ IAIGAINS G•LOlll OPE'N EVE'Nl'N6S 'TIL 9 P.M. ' The Conjunto PapalOapa n returns to Fiesta Village on Sunday from I kl 7 p.m. while pinata breaking will b e featured an both Saturday and Sunday lfternoor:is. The popular Melgar Family will also be featured again on Monday through 'mlursday, Dec. 28 to 31, fl'OOJ 1'30 to 7,30 p.m. Knott's Berry Farm Is -" located at 6039 Be a ch BUCK'S SHOW INTRODUCES MINI-MOVER Boulevard in Buena Park. Battery Powered . \NhNI Makes Moving Weight Cinch Chamiel 28 To .Present 'Papa Doc' KCET will telecast Alan Whicker's Dumont Award. winning rum, "Papa Doc: The Black Sheep," this Sunday at 7 p.m. on Channel 28. Newsman Maury Green will introduce the 5 5 -mJ nut e documentary on Dr. Francois Duvalier (Papa Doc) and his rule of Haiti by terror an d machine gun, and will tell Why the film was selected for the Dumont prize. Green was chairman of the Dumont Award committee. Whicker spent 10 days in Haiti making his documentary and interviewing the tyrant ruler who thinks the United States should consider him "a favored son'' and leader of the black world, but who feels he is considered here ."a black sheep." · The film was first shown ori Yorkshire Televlslon June 1'1; 1969, as part of a series of documentaries by Whicker on. various regions of the world . It is the first werk of Television journalism ever to receive the coveted $5,00D Dumont Award given anu~y by the UCLA graduate gc}jOOJ of journalism .. Whicker not only narrates his film, but also appears in it, discussing with the audience hit own feelings and ideas, such as his horror at the poverty and disintegration of Haiti, the guns everywhere, the disregard for life, and th~ beauty o( its sensuous women . COmpletin1 the ~minute prOgram in color will be a discussion of the f ilm and Am erican Telev ision documentaries by Whicker : Alan Landsburg, producer of National Geographic specials and Jacques Co u's tea u documentaries ; and George Stevens. Jr .. directo r of -the American Film Institute and one of the Dum ont Award judges. It will be repeated on Channel 28 next Tuesday at 10 p.m. Sports Vehicle Show Scheduled The best time to buy a recreational v eh i c I e ls between now and Mareh 1 when the recvee business is et its lowest ebb, and the best place to see new models of all types or recreational vehicles ._ __ 8_r_J_A_c..,K_K_N_EA_s_s_..J is at H. Werner Buck's Sports, Vacation and Recreational Vehicle Show, rt.inning from Jan. 1 through 10 at the A.iaheim Convention Center. The recreation v eh 1 c I e portion of this show Is sponsored by the. Recreational Coach and E-q-u i p m e n t Association, an I n d u s t r y association of manufacturers a n d dealers, and they tum out in ful l force for the ~vent with best foot fer. ward. Over 135,000 square feet of exhibit space .IACK KNaAJI will heuse camperS, travel and tent traJlers, van conversions, and motor Jlomes; ~a long with furnishings and decorations. B & L Mal\fifacturing wiU show a MirU-Mover. Th is Is a battery powered wheel with pushbuttoJl control handle, used to move a trailer, or even a car or truck . Most useful in getting a unit into narrow parking spaces ln a campground or at home. Thi! Anaheim show is the only one in the Southland where the "Big F o u r.' ' Chevrolet, Dodge, General Motors and Ford, have factory exhibits, which is a good indication of the s h o W ' s Importance . There are many other attractions too. such as the travel experts who will be present to gi ve vacation inrnrmation , present brochure s <ind shnw fil ms and sl ides. Booths will bt! manned by representatives from Minnesota , Wyoming, t he Dakntas, New Mexico, Tdaho. J~41W:J'. Utah, :P.lontana, Washington, Oregon, Br It i s h Columbia, Alberta and the Dominion of Canada. The Su11set Magazine Travel Film Festival, offering a free continuous showing of travel films from around the world, is another highlight to be enjoyed. Sunset v.·ill show films from 40 countries. and a special iilm devoted t o recreaUonal vehicles. All trailer and camper shows are fun, but these extravaganzas of We r" er Buck's are exceptionaijy well done and even offer an entertainment program. As us4al the performers have sorbething for all membenl ol the family to enjoy -tree climbing, log rolling, canoe tilting, comedy diving and football playing dogs. We can't wait to see if the (luarterback is accurate when passing long. When you visit this show, 11· you are in the market and intending to buy in the near future, spe nd at least part of a day looking over the models you are interested in. Gather literature . Ask for prices and write these prices on the literature. Then compare the unit specifications shown on the literature. Compare pricef. Go back and gi ve another look. Compare workmanship. Look again at storage space. See what extras you will need . If all is ifl order, and the price is right. it may be that now is the time to put some. thing extra on your 1971 budg- et. 'DEBRA WOODS HAS DONE IT AGAIN! OUR DEBRA won "Flnt Prize" In the Holiday Centerpiece Contest at the Balboa Bay Club sponsC!red by the Newport· Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce! Con9ratulations Debra for "showin9 up" the pros! Your ribbons are on display In our store. ~' , Sinc:er•ly, w• w1•• D dd •LOWlltl ,. a .Y ' BIG 9c PRODUCE SALE •••••• 1 ••••••••• ru1 •••••••••••••. • U.Rctl NAYIL • FO• NIW YUIS IYI • FOR CA•llOT ITICKS • : ORANGES : CELERY HEARTS: 0 '"' "''"'' : • • 1. • CARROTS • : . 9c LI. : l I• A ••••h 9« : 9c 14CH : • LIMIT-10·Ll5. • Llmlt--6 1. LIMIT-• • WITH THIS COUPON I W ith .Th\1 Coupon • WITH THIS COUftON 8 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' COUPONS EXPIRE DIC. 30th If you c1n't 9et her•, •nd you h•v• forgotten iom•thin9 you will find our produc• et ell 70 TIC TOC ind STOP & GO M1 rk ets. Th1 y'r• open Chr istm11 & New Ye•rs Oty. Enjoy e1ting out1 Don't forget Chris tm1s dinner 1t Newport 's f11rn ily rest1urentt. "Orana1 Countv'• r tutf.rt Growing P·roduee Organization• e NEWPORT · PRODUCE ifj j Op .. 1 Dcys A WHk 1 to I p.m. U U Nawpon loulo-d •• Thi holo1Ula ...... ,,, ... ,,s ,,, ... ,,. 675·&291 "35 Y eor1 of Product Know How" '1'1htrt quality i$ th e ·Order of the Hom•" Clo .. d Chrlll..., . c1 .. ..i New YNr'• Dey '. ' • T __ , ___ ...... _ ....... --• • frklu, Dtctmbfr 25, 1970 DAILY PILOT ZJ -'N' WEEKENDER 0 UT .. • ABO -UT By NORM STANLEY ORANG E COUNTY 'S New Year's Eve -There can be JitUe question about the source of inspiration ·tbaJ cau~ed some _gµy _!2._ ~oin t!!e ph!_ase .,it never rains but it pours." He. was m~reJ~ com- menting on the profusion of holidays this tune or year. · . Causht up in what seems like an endless round of revelmg for a number oC weeks now, we barely have time to get Christmas out of the. way t~ay before getting into the next .run of holiday festivi- ties. Those heralding the arrival of a New Year. MERRIMENT Where the celebrating up to this point has all been conducted in a dignified kind ~f fun, New Year's merriment follows a wholly different pat- tern. Sets a mood that turns us into our most gre- garious selves for maximum hilarity and mirth. No doubt the psycholo~y of this .loosening ~p hinges on the thought of bemg done. wtth the ofd lI1 expectation of the new. On the belief that the old year's troubles will somehow be swamped in the new one's good fortunes. Realization of such hopes is another matter but the anticipation is all that counts on New Year's Eve. EspeciaJly at the midnight hour amid the sound and fury of horns, noi semakers and generaJ con- viviality. (if LIVE LY Et. i ERTAINMENT Fortunately there is an abundance of lively spots in the area where out 'n ' abouter.S can enjoy a gala evening. And the wide v3riety of offerings provides an opportunity to pick just about any kind of ob- servance that suitS individual preference and pock· etbook. We spent the last few days canvassing establish-""I rnents herell:bouts to obtain a run-down on their plans and packages for New Year's Eve. That info rma- tion , together with any we gleaned about New Year's Day or the entire weekend, is presented here- with. Co rona del. Mar NEW YEAll'S EVE DINNER NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Fll~E ITAf.IAN CIJISINE COCKTAILS o,_. Dally 5 ,.M. t• 2 A..M.-CIOIH MelMl9J1 2325 E. C,OAST HWY. USERYATIONS 673-8267 =~ FINEST SEAFOOD AND OYSnR BAR IN THE SOUTHLAND 630 LIDO PARK DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH 675-0100 Nigh Hy And SUftclays ot 4 P.M. LUNCH • DINNER COCKTAILS IX9UISITI HORS D'OEUYRES llll W. Coast Hwy. Newport leach 642-42'1 ON 1'Hl UY A1' TMI A~CHIS R E s T A u _R A N T I "NIGHT C LUB ENTERTAINMENT ------SC ENE Five Crowns by two outstandin;; musical RrOups, will.prevail In • . the Ca baret cocKlail Jounge ·irom ~ p.m. to 2 a.m . To those planning to attend the special New Altern~ting on the ban~s~and will. be ~e Jack Lon- Year's Eve dinner at the Five Crowns, 3801 E. Coast don T.r10 and Tom Mulhn1x and his United States~! ~11 h C .. -del M r-manager John-Ond·""e-Ame.nca Dance__Orchestra. -----~ g ~ay, orona . a · . ~" Reservations su,g,gested. The Airporter's dining and his stall promise a memorable evening of good facilities "'ill also be open New Year's Day. cheer . ~ Dining will begin with a B~ighton h'?rs d' oeuv:e. followed by salad with Canadian dressing. A choice of three entrees will be offered; strip sirloin steak, Aylesbury duckling. or. roast'd prime rib of b~ef.. Everything, including Korbel char?)pagne, is ln· eluded in the gala dinner. Reservations strongly recommended. Ne 1v porter In n The Newporter Inn, 1107 Jamboree Road, New· port Beach, wiU be offering New Year's Eve revel- ers a package deal for dining and entertainment. Tab for the full evening's festivities is $35 per couple. DANCING Included in the cost is dinner, dancing, enter- tainment (three different musical groups). party favors, tax and tip. Entree choices on the special dinner menu will be New York steak. prime rib or broiled lob§ler. DINNER AT EIGHT Dinner service will commence at 8 p.m .. with dancing lasting until l :30. Reservations a must. The Newporter will also offer service New Year's Day . .\nd for those wanting the "great escape", a full fOu r days and three nights weekend -details available by inquiry. Airporter lnn ' New Year's Eve dinner will be se rved in the Mediterranean Room, from 5 p.m. to midnight. at the Airporter Inn , 18700 Mac,.\rthur Blvd. (opposite Orange County Air-port). Newport Beach. Special items .will be featured aloni with the regular menu. DANCING Continuous entertainment and dancing. provi de~ CASA GARCIA NOW OP.EN 24 HOURS SPECIAL NIGHTOWL BREAKFAST 11 p.m. Jo B '·'"· NOON BUFFET 11 to l OINN ER ~ to 11 , COCKTAILS b •.m. to 2 •.m. Feotvrlnt Autltfftlc Mt:rfcu Dlshu 1712 PLACENTIA COSTA MESA fOOD TO 60 -CLOSID SUNDAYS -646·61 Z4 THE HO US E OF HY UN GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY ENTERTA I NMENT P A RTl' l'A VORS COCKTA ILS YOUR FAVORITE CHINESE DINNER FROM OUR MENU Ea rly Reserv1tions, Ple1q 410 Broad~ay 494-9980 lhH ,,., CHOI(( 0': Cltflll ti tliidt1 le111t Mtrttt Laguna Beath [!j / • TtiiM C'rM• Sil" Wlldtrl s.1111 i,~~ Roast A~lt Y1lley Tom !urkey, ~blet limy, bi"'I-Sact or Oysttr 01essi11r, ·Cf1nbtrty Slucf 4.95 " B Roast lon1 lil1nd Duckllnr, S.uce lit1rlde 5.75 · lobster T1its. OrlWn llJHtr 6.50 h•ed Supr·Cured Him, Ch1m"1ne S.uc1 •.75 ROISt Prime Rib! ol Eastern let!, 11 JLIS '·50 Broiled New York Sirloin Steak, Ml~rt fHotet l9S rll'lll Slnnc ..._. """'"',..UteH llllil ~-"""" Codi•, .. , i,ecu1 Cllillrot's D• -·· loll! l~U, w llUd Hm Ul ....... l"it,...., tn.. Mt! Milla PW, lltlllb ShU PIM ........ Mn S-fltlll llrMt!l'r S..... ' """"'' ltt C.l!M Mol ReJtrvo1tion164-4-1700 Q/fd)';k r/mt . . Sheraton-Beach 11ui As father. time gives way lo' infant '71, each merrymaking couple in the Caribe Room of the Sheraton-Beach Inn. 21112 Coast Highway. Hunting- ton Beach, v.1ill receive a split of champagne. DANC ING Cost for the full evening, includinft a complete dinner, dancing and entertainment. will be $18 per person with tax and tip. Dinner will offer a choice of four' entrees and be accompanied by soup, salad, vegetable and dessert. Entertainment and dance music will be furnish- ed by the John Clark Trio, and all patrons will re- ceive New Year's party favors. Reservations a must \\'ilh deposit. Also open New Year's Day. White Horse Inn Take your New Year's Eve pick at the Wh ite Horse Inn, 3295 Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach. be- tween dinner only or a packaged full evening. Tab for dinner alone is $7.50 per person while the com· plete night is priced at $12 per. Th e night's special menu offers diners a com- plete dinner with a choice of three entrees -roast beef. New York steak Or steak and lobster combo. Food will be served from 5 to 11 p.m. DANCING \Vith dancin,g and entertainment provided .by the Madison Company. appearing at the Inn direct from Honolulu. all night celebrants will receiv~ a bottle of champagne and party favors. Those wt.th· out reservations \viii be asked for a dollar service charge at the door. Closed New Ye ar's Day. ~ ?t If ertry~ ,...<') ~ Restaurant ' tantina rJ?' ~ NEW YEAR'S EYE PARTY s15.00 * Includes Dinner (Choice ol for 2 • Stea k. New York, Filet. Etc.) * CHAMPAGNE * DANCING * ENTERTAINMENT * HAI · HORNS CALL FOR RISIRYATIONS 545.5579 2122 PALISADES •• SANTA ANA DON JOSE' GALA NEW YEAR 'S EVE PARTY DANC ING -FAVORS -No Cover Ch1r9• - ENTERTAINMENT BY VIC GARCIA TRIO wit h voc1ls by GERMAINE FIN IST MUICA.N FOOD AT RIASO NAILI PllC15 e COCKTAILS e 9093 E. Adams {1t Ma9noli1) Hunt. B•ach 962·7!11 MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW · FOR OUR Gala New Year's Eve Party CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT PARTY FAVORS, SPECIAL MENU 'Fun For E..,•ryone FROM 7,00 P.M. ON NO COYER ' NO MINIMUM , S to 1 0.111 I • 37 FASHION ISlAND NEWPORT CENTER •• , ... fl 8 \lfflllftt & .... ti.,'• "'"'''-1'1rkjfll "' ........ 11 • .,. • 144·2030. . . Pacific Dining ·l;ar Party favors, horns and noisemakers will be- avaiijl.ble to. complernenLan-outstanding menu .at the Pacific Drning'Car, 501 30th ·St.. Newport Beach. A selection of continental dishes will be served in addition to the Dining Car's famed .charcoal broiler steak specialties. • • ~ Festive New Year's Eve decorations th.rough· out the restaurant will complete the setting fo r a t?ala cele bration with the emphasis on fine food. Reservations recommended. Closed New Year's Day. lnn Place Celebrants can make one night of it or hail the New Year for three continuous niJ(hts and four days throu.gh the two plans being oUered by the brand new Inn Place, 2121 E. Coast Highway, Corona del J\1ar. in conjunction with the next door motor hotel facilities of the Jamaica Inn. DANCING ·There's the option of overnight accommodations for one or three evenings to go alonJt with the New Year.'s Eve festivities. Included are a complete din- ner with choice of three entrees -filet mignon, lobster thermidor or New York roast sirloin -one bottle of champa,::tne per couple, party favors, d31!C - ing and a show featuring the Inn Place's propne-. tors. Roberta Linn and Freddie Bell. Those opting for the four day deal -tabbed al SSO per person -will further be' treated to a New Year's Day "hangover brunch" featuring telecasts on a 6 by 8 foot television screen in the lounge. a Saturday round -of golf, and a Sunday champagne brunch and afternoon show . Cont inu.d on Pa ge 22 GALA CELEBRATION NEW YEAR'S EVE NO ADVANCl IN PllCIS Dinner From Our Rtgul•r M•nu s.n.4 •1tll 11 :JO p.111. 1'1rty F9YCll"I, Hm N•IMIHk•l"lt ltt; • ENTE RTAINM ENT ••• DANCING WITH $J6·21ll Bo.bby Scott •nd Gr1nt M•rtyn Ouo JI 7 Peclflc Cfflt Hwy. H1111H11ttH IMcll Serving Our Traditional NEW YEAR'S EVE CHAMPAGNE DINNERS O p.m. to Midn ight $6.75 Now York St1i.1k -Steak & Lobiter -Prime Rib' · Lobster T •ii -Top Sirloin Oinn•r1 lnclud11: Gl1n ef Ch11"p14"1-So11P-S1l1d-R.oll1 l l ult•t Choice ol Pot1to or Rici -DANC ING- ENTERTAINMENT ,, .. P.M.-2,DD A.M. CORAL REEF MOTEL AND RESTAURANT 2654 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 545-9471 HAVE FUN NEW YEAR'S EVE (and stay ove r night) -- llG NEW YEAR'S EYE PA.RTY $18.00 per per$on include• dancing, gourmet dinner : (Your choic1 of 4 en+rees) half bottle of champe9n11,. p•rty f1..,orl, noiiernakers, end mi1tl•toe. All t1x11 •nd 9r•tuiti11 includtd. SPEND THE NIGHT •nd w•t'h the Ro•• Pet•dt tnd football bowl g•m•I on l•rge scr•ln color TV s•t in your room. " Pl•n your p•rty now end join the 91y 1pirited crowd 1t th• . SHERATON BEACH INN 21112 '•clflc Cfftt Hl9hwey wher• INth l lvd. mMtt th• IN 11 Hwntlntton 1 .. ch. ''' ••Mrv1tlon1 C1ll (714) SS6·1 <421 rr---~~~..,....~·~-r···-~~-·-~~~~~~~~~~-~~~--~~~~~~--~----~~--~~--------~~~~~~~~-, .. ----· .. 4.. ... . -• --~ .... ·----··------ • OAJLV ~llOf ' ... , C1~nese Fooa' 11t here or ' ' O ·UT , ~ABOUT take homL:_ __ _ ----- --.--Centlnued from P191 21 The Derby an all-out' New -Yearis Eve celebratfon. There will be JlO advance in prices and dinner will be served from the regular menu until 11 :30 p.m. DANCING f-~~1---.1.-1.i-E~~~ (ierman -Family-Restaurant A special holiday menq will be one of the New Year's Eve highlia:hts at the Derby, 1262, Palisades Road, Cos ta Mesa. Festivities will ret under-way with the early diMer hour, accordinf to owners Murph and Slu(ler Sturniola. Party favors, hats and noisemakers will be pre- sented to all customers. Also on lop is entertain-_ ment and 'dance music " by the Bobby ScOtt-arul Grant Martyn Duo. Reservations 1u11ested. Closed !. ----Don-}o8e • I I F•mous For SA UER IRATEN wah POTATO DUM~LINGS Without Noise And Din For Those Seeking A Quiel And Relaxing Evening We Are Serving NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER Fea turin g The Famous German Sylvester Bowle !Punch) Champagne. Wine. Fruits . Open to 2 A.M. Reservations Suggested C:LOSID DIC:. JS•-' JAN . I New YHr's Dance SAT,, .IAN. '1tl wftll AITOllA TllO ,,_ MUNICH Iii•~• kt1•,..,.•lie~1 New CHILDklN 'S MENU leUAl'IMrlcer4 MOiter Chart• B•nqu•t F•ciliti•s 11Sl2 HACH ILYD. T•w" & C.uittry C•nter HUNTINGTON HACH 9H·SIOO '61-4JOO FAMILY RESTAURANT "We Like Kids" NOW OPEN DAILY 11 :30 A.M. to 11 P.M. , Erijoy lunch or dinntr in th• re l•xing •+- mitspihere of our compl et•ly remodel•d •nd newly redecoreted dining room. ' NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT. ON THE HAMMOND X66 SUNDAY FAMILY SPECIAL ''" 5.tt Drlnlu For The Yeun11ter1 2200 Harbor Blvd., Co1ta Mesa Celebrants will receive all the ,implements of merrymaking in the form of hats. horns. noise- makers and other paraphernalia . Lively entertain- ment will be provided by the Dick and Gre.ig Duo. Reservations suggested. Open January l . Stult Shirt They are making a rollicking night of it at the Stuft Shirt. 2241 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. and a special New ·Year's Eve dinner "'ill be offered to merrymakers. It wtµ likewise be possible to order from the regular menu. There will be no advance in prices for the eve- nin.t's activity that includes dancing and party · favors for all. Reservations please. Dinner will be s~erved New Year's Day startin1 at 5 p.m. The Fisher1nan An evening of fun and frolic is being promised h.Y the Fishern:ian, 317 Pacific Cf>ast Highway, at the Pier, Huntington Beach, during the course of ,A,, New Year's Eve party accented by a south of the border flavor is slated at Don Jose, 9093 E. .A.dams (at Magnolia), Huntina'ton Beach. No ad- vance in prices and patrons can order from the regular menu. DANCING There will be hats. noisemakers and all the other party a·ccessories. Dance music and entertain· 1nent will be provided by ttrle Vic Garcia Trio with vocals by Germaine. Don Jose will also be open January 1. Bob Burns New Year's with a wee touch Of the Sc6ttish highlands awaits revelers at Bob Burns. 31 Fashion Island, Newport Center, Newport Beach. There will be no cover or minimum for tbe continuous f'rilir- tainment that kicks off the festivities at ,7 p.m . The regular dinner menu will prevail from 5 to 7 p.m . but the night's special menu takes over after 1hat .. There \viii be party favors for ever,Ybody in the form of hats, horns, noisemakers and other as- sorted .S?oodies. Bill Martini Presents .I.I.LIT DIT PRESENTS JEFF BRADLEY Singer -Gult•rlst TUIS. THlU SAT. lrlCIAL TONY FLOUS ....... Nl~lm Oely FIATUllNCi DINNHS In tha S•n Fr•11(.it(.t1 M.1in111r lACK OF LA.Ml STEAKS e SIAFOOD • 5 TO 11 NIGHTLY .... ,.,. Tiie WINE CELLAR Ferl-i...e GrMI" u, ft 20 IUSINISSMAN'S LUNCH 11:00 TO S SUNDAY llC:YCLI llUNCH 11 TO I OPIN IYl•Y DAT DN TN• o<:aAN A&JACINT TO llllWHltT tlA(lt ,llR 2106 W. OCEAN FRONT NEWPORT llACH . N·o COVER MINIMUM RESERVATIONS NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Fi rS t Come, First Served Hots, NolMmellitl'I, l"•rty Fovon. ~8181 Do11eli.t -l1tf1trtoh1-t 130 E. 17th St., Co1ta Mesa LORENZO'S SPAGHETTI BENDER The f'h1eot Jn Italian Food CLOSED FOR XMAS HOL IDAYS DEC. 25-21 REOPEN TUES., DEC. 29 6204 W. Ce11t Highw1y Newport Be1ch 645-06.51 Cell DerleM -146·1377 5 1 2 p•r p•rtOlt l"'lucles: Oi1111•r Luncheon Dinner Coektlillt GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE ,ARTY • Fine ,..., Hats. Hetftl HelHtn•ken1 '•I ttM PIANO BAR , ...... ~., Dtt1llt ... -........ 11 ..... PIZZA HOME DELIVERIES HAVE CHANGED A LOT ci..m~•9n• P1 rly ~•~on Dancing To The RAY BROTHERS RMEftA ft£5TAUMNT Continental· Cul1ln• Cocktails SINCE THE OLD DAYS 101'1' ,ACll'IC CDAST ltlOMWAY 6 WAll:NEI AVl .J HUNTINCiTON HARBOUR 846·ll77 StrvinQ Luncheon and Dfnnt"r MonMu througla Saturdau. Closed Sundays W• er• loe •ted newt to th• Mey Co. in South Cee1t Plet a. JJJJ I. lrhf•I . 140-3141 VDU AilE INVITED~ TO THE 2ND ANNUAL WORLD FAMOUS r~~~~~~~~~~~~ BIRD CLUB New-~ar'IEve Dinner Dance ALL YOU CAN .EAT Merry Christmas Hap-py. New Year TO ALL OF OUR WONDERFUL FR!ENDS AND CUSTOMERS OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY OPEN NEW YEAR'S DAY ---------· LI'S RESTAURANT 1961 ADAMS AVE. !AT MAGNOLIA! HUNTINGTON BEACH 961-5050 At The Historic ~\QA PfiV//JA. .. ~ 400MAIN~ ~ALllOA PENINSULA Mill.!:, DOWNSTAll\S TWifJ,\VHW SEAFOOD llESTAUllANT PllESENTS THE Jan Deneau Trio EVERYTHING ON ntE MENU ONLY S4.95 MJl'S RESTAURANT MEI'S RISTAURANT FllEE NOISEMAK!l\51 UOS MISA VlllDI DR. IAST , 15601 llACH ILVD. PO~ ~lll~VATIONI .JI COfTA MISA 545-9048 WESTMINSTE•· 1'2·2'11 CALL 17'·4133 A ~~~~~a~~.~'81:1::·~~ ~~~~~l,;___ __________ ., ______ 1 " Reservations ahOuJd b!tnidi in Advance as they ll!euld !Or 'liny planned leastin1 on the-follow· inr New Year'11Day. Bill Martini'8 Plans are afoot to rin& ln 1971 in a bia: way a t Bill Martini" cocktail loun(e. 130 E. 17th St .. Costa . ' . • -. Laenld...basis with a.....n.ru:.av:er:._no mlnimum..and no reservation policy. DANCING There will be party fav(lrs. hats. horns and what have you for all. Mu1ic, dancin& and entertain· ment will round out the evenin.c Until 2 a.m. The Fling A simple promise of tun, fun and more fun con· stitutes the New Year's Eve offeriili al the F1i11g cocktail loun.(e. 145 E. 19th Street. Mesa Square, Costa Mesa. The actiorl kick.!! off whenever you drop in and lasts until cJosint time. DANCING There will be hats, noisemakers and party fav· ors for every celebrant .Dance music and entertain· ment will be furnished by the Hap Hall Du• willl John Rccers on 6ass. Moki'a Billed as a "safe and sane'' New Year's Eve partr.. the ni1ht's activities they've packa&ed at Mok1's, 1400 Palisades Road, Costa Mesa. inclu~• overnight room t.ccomodations, at the Rodeway Inn where the restaurant and adjoining Tiki Loun.ct are located. Tabbed at 135 per couple. in addition to a ni1ht'1 lod1ing the offer includes a complete dinner-choice of any entree on the regula r menu-cocktails, -party favors, a half bottle of champagne, dancin.t and entertainment. Make Your Holiday Season More 'Festive ... Plan to Dine Out In One of Orange County's Fine Restaurants. Where The Inn Peeple Meet New Ye•r'• Ive Din11tr In T~e MtJiterrenttn R•om Frtm 5 p.m. 'til Mi9nitht Centin uous En t•rtein ment 111 The Ce&trtt-Cockt.til LOunt9 Frem S p.m. 'Iii 2 •.m. D.eMe Te Th• Peltvleu1 Mu1lc ef TOM MULLINIX AlilJHIS UNITED STATIS Of AMERICA DANCI ORCHESTRA AND • -....... THI JACK LONDON TRIO AIRPOR·TER INN 0,,.0JITI OltAN•I COUNTY Alll,OltT 11700 MACARTHUR BLVD. NEWPORT BEACH llJ.2770 THE INN PLACE Nem Year• Weekend OOME BLOW YOUR HORII r:;le Suppl y the Horns) •50 l'or Ptfll•) !UWUI ,..,,,Ill . PUii TU L • J ltlthll 1!111 I &ii,. INClUDU: • • 11111T ... ,. 1! ,_, .t1MelM IH l•I., llettl !Hert Deer It ftlt 111 ~ltc•l • Col&t TV l~ 1Yff7 IOtlll • Gollhl TMUllS. -N!W TUR1 M SATURDAT-JINUll! 2 Pl1111 Mtkt R111Mtion1 Etrly 2121 . t COAST llWY. ·~~. 'folel'llilMtlll wtlfl ltlobtrt.I •Nd , ....... Ptul S,tt/11 ktllt lb r SUNDIT-JIMUIR! 3 • Sllllll•y /CtililllMflll l.lfY! ll\l!lt~ lfld lllow C!ll 1714111MOll 1714117Mll0 1r1n1 lltl lllr Calif. 12127 • - I I .. ' ' ......... .... : .... --------..... ------------~ • , • • ' . 1601 l/i. COAST HWY. NEWPORT BEACH .. ReMf'vationt 541-·1166 ' MR. MIKE'S HOUSE OF PRIME RIB $2 95 If You w .. 1 PRIME RI.. .. . . .. • M"'· .. M•" DINNEI SERVED TO 1 A.I!. . FRIDAY & $ATUIDAY NIGHTS LUNCH SERVED DAILY FROM 11 A.M. TO 1 P.M. 209 Palm, Balboa If! th• l•lbt1 1'1"1' l1ft1lln11 lteHrV•tl•n• 675-5774 Whltl In OoWMf VII I! M1r1TNK'I Prim• Ill~ 11:11t1ur1nt TEMPLE GARDENS : · ctJiWGSS Restaurant LUNCHEON I. DINNER DAILY Visit Our . • . RICKSHA COCKTAIL IUf',IT LUNCH 11:10-1 :20 M•nday t~r~ 'rlday --.... ~ .. .. . .. .... .. .... ~· ...... . . . . \, .. ·~ . . . ... , ' " 'rid.,-,' Otctmbtr 2.5, 1970 DAILY PILOT j3 .$' ,... ______ "'' OUT 'N' ABOUT WEEKENDER SAN FRANCISCO Jn addition to all of the Chinese and American di shes 8Wilable on the reiular menu. Li's Restau- rant, 896J Adams Ave. (at Magnolia ), Huntington Beach, will offei' a special New Year's Eve dinner. Served frorp 4 p.m. on and' priced at $5.95 per per- son. The complete bill of fare includes fried shrimp, bar-b-que spare ribs. beef soo chow. won ton sou p, moo goo gai pan, oyster beef tenderloin, sweet and sour park. yan,I:! chow fried rice. almond and for- tune cookies, tea or coffee. For four. or more per- sons lobster Cantonese will be added. YOUNG SISTERS Party favors will be presented to all patrons. sunday stiunch 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. JFM~ ~l LI.st COAST HJGRW'AT CoaolfA nt. M.t.-. CALm>tXU. P1101t"1:: (714) 675-1374 ME~RY CHRISTMAS from Weekender Staff · ---= ::;.,--"'I ·-~- IUerry mac Putling aside their regular bill of fare. the l\•lerrymac. 3344 E .Coast Hi,!:!hway, Corona de! Mar, \vi ii be offering a speciaUy planned New Year's Eve menu. With pr ices for a complete dinner ranp:· in,g from $4...25 to $6.75. Entree items includ e filel of sole. you n,g lamb. Virp:inia ham; beef strop:anoff. prime rib, top sirloin and New York steak . Price.covers everything from 11oup th ro up:h dessert and beverap:e. . There will be hats. horns and noisemakers a1nid festi ve house decorations to insure a 2ala evening. Mel Taylor will be holding down the piano bar and conductin,I?: spiril!d sinp:-a.Jon,l:!s . No cover, no mini- mum. Reservations ar, sug2ested. H enry's "SCROOGE" A NEW MUSICAL Jo ,,.....,...,, Ce<lte< f-~~•TO" J.Na11!71111 ~~1 ~~5e p-· leclv'lcob'' [Qjo C.ontinuous Dally From 2 One WHk Only ALSO THIS POPULAR FEATURE • 'lhe "Peanuta'Gang ! "ell 'B~ Named Charlie 'Brown" .,.. .. __ .., De-TECHNICOLOR STARTS NEXT WED ., DEC. 30 -· ' ( • ' , • i : • I l i I I ( l J OPEN 1\:JI •·'"· -11 1.rn. s"". lhnl T1'vn- l\:JI ....... t '·"'·. P'rl, •111111 '''· 1500 ADAMS (at Harb•r) COSTA MESA 11-cc--------1 .. ,,,.tCI W•lll•I • flflll AlC~l•T W I n £ A N D A touch of oJq Mexico will be evident in the New Year's Eve dinner and dance party betnR sl•R•d by Henry's Aeropuerto, 2122 Palisades Road, corner JOHN WAYNE I ) ' . •. ' • • ' . . · .f"ealurlne-Exotic Tropical Drinks 540-1'37 540-1'13 ========= iii" FLING ENTIRTAINMENT • 7 NIGHTS A WOK DJlltCING MON.·TllD.·WID.~ * Larry Lake * HAP HALL DUO · Singer wlfll Jllflft ,...,., '"' ••• Guitarist Tllwr. ,..,. .... ~ For Early Risers ind Late Pl1y1rs Open Dally From 6 A.M. to 2 A.M. Celebrate At Our Jo'f>stivf! NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Hats. Noi1en'lskers, Psrty Fa\i o·rg, Fun, Fun - ltt1r·M1s1 The1t1r MESA SQUARE Cost1 Mel• 141 I . 1,ttl Sf. Jinf eff N_.,.rt lh-4. , .. ~ . . .... ~) 1~; Happy New Year MO KI'S JOIN MOKI FOR A SAFE NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY CHO DllYIN•l AT THI IODIWAY INN DINNER, CHOICE OF MENU COCKTAILS e PARTY FAVORS DANCING e ENTERTAINMENT OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS 0.. H.tf .. ,,.. •f C ........ !NI' c"p'- MOININ• PICK·Ml·UP l'-"M Ill T•1t 1••1111 WATCH IOWL OAMIS OJrf COLOI TY ALL DAY WITH 6 P.M. CHIClOUT $35 Per Couple l i ........ ,...,, ! , c.11 for re1erv1tlon1 or further lnform1tlon. 1400 PALISADES RO. COSTA MISA 117·1700 ,,, ... ,, ,~j i Jib . D£SIGn ....... Enchanlmenl in Dinin1 For thoar: U"ilo t:nio11 Ma11niffcr:nt l 'uiAinc a11d f 'int: Wint:• Rom11ntic Vocal Guif11 r )PEN TUE. THROUGH SAT. ll[S["VATIONS Pl[ASE' IOI JOTH ST. PRJnCE oi: wh.Ales FAMILY RESTAURANT SUPHD .... SRAKS DlllH(.~J llM $l.1S " $'.H Of'Ell lh11 t. I0,11 (""'""1i1,..t1,i) WIT-MIA: 1~/k Kt .... 111111_ ll9-li710 (I •lod ff. II E~i•111J NIWPOIT llACH 675·0]00 We Ser ve V.S. Prime Eastern Corn·f ed Beef Exclullvel11, Personall11 Selecled And Aged In 011r Omn Cooler A Thrtt Generation Family Tradition -E1t. 1921 ~j OPENS XMAS NIGHT PATTON - POAl.AR PRK:ES! DlrMt Fre111 lh S.11•etle11•I RhffYed Seet l11t•9•1Mtttl NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES • llOSS ltJMT£1t -...- AIR PD RT IURT -DEAK UNCASTER • llARTIN JEANSEIERG ·JACQUELINE BISSET 1 GEORGE IUNEDY HELEN HAYES A u,.rvtlllSAl PtCTUJlt tlCH,.ICOlOll• ~..i-toOot.0• ~------- SHOW TIMIS-,l lDAY-SATUlDAY-SUNDAT 1-J:SG-414t-61J ....... i20-.11:10 ALIO "Anne of the Thousand Days" •Nrrt .. : RICHARD IUITON ' : GINlllYI IUJOLD ' ' ' lllNI PA PAS ' ' : c •• ,, ...... 0.11, ' . GEORGE SEGAL RUTH GO ROON HOL SAT.• SUN. OPIN 11:41 Wllll{DATS OPIN 6111 A HO'Nard Hawks Productoo . "RIO LOBO" -.,,.,,. ll:!lo . THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS PROGRAM STARTS CHRISTMAS DAY, CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 12:00 NOON AT EACH OF THESE 3 EDWARDS CINEMAS! CINEMA VIEJO SAN DIEGO fRllWAY·lA ,AZ TURN ·Off MISSION Vl.EJ0-830 -6990 ORAllD OPENING! HARBOR TWIN CINEMAS HARBOR AT WIUON-SOUTH Of S.D. FWY. COSTA MESA-646-0573 GRAND OPllllllOI CINIMA I IN THE WESTMINSTER CENTER CINEMA WEST I WESTMINSTER AND GOLDEN WEST 892-4493 RATED ''G" "ITS FOR ... " . .. ... . ·. ' " ) • ' • ... . . WALTDISNEY~- 1 A PURR·FECTL Y WONDERFUL NEW CARTOON FEATURE OUCH£SS- voico IVA GABOR O'MAllEY-voico PHIL HARRIS· ~"t::=:: • TECHNICOLOR $ AN.11 voice STERLING HOLLOWAY NL.Jr WALT DISNEY productions '"'"" IVU, ths OrpllanEJephant -. ORIENTAL CAT voice PAUL WINCHELL I l ! I • l ' • -...... • L 1· t ·' I .. '"'---~·•-w•·••-·....., " ------·--·--. ·-' DAILY PILOT Frid11y, Oeumbtf 25, 1970 f R 1 ~ A Y DECEMBER 25 DECEMBER ·~ ! \, I •; : ... [, ',' 0 R ~ I N G 1:00 II nit I ii NIWI (C) (60) 1-7;00 8 S.11riM S..tdtr (C) . f!I KNIC N1w11rvlm (C) (tiO) 0 ~ @ m Htcklt & Jtc*lt (C) 0 Tiit Allt11 Sllow ,(C) (90} GUJsltj_--iii~[ILlR~o~l'~"'!!•~l~D~•~•~o~oJl~Y~"- J1ntt ltiii:h. Ceo111 Jes.el, Charlton Toad (C) MUIOll incl llli1dtUK1 Dlllill. ~CLLO.!lil!. R1dl!_t. Sh1doe Stt~ens i1 1nnounetf. -W 1111 011 Cl1w11 (C) D ( JjilCIAt I SIMWli1111 -libtttct m StullHI Strtft (C) (R) (Cl (60) Sl1rnn1 tht Kini of tht1 7;30 IO Du5ty's Jre1haUM (CJ Kt)'boaid l1bt11c1 ind 1t1lurl111! 0 i:iJ CiJ m Woedr WllOCIPfd;tr Ni"' & fredlfilt. D1Ye Kini. Lts O @(l)Moto< Mt11M (C) f1r1 1rdtts. stanley U11wi11. m Yr.Ii & Friends (Cl m Tiit n intst111n (Cl (30) t!) Coll McCotl l Frilff1 (C) m @(})Star T11k (C) (601 fil) Hoclppod11 Lodi' (C} (30) EB ris~H F111ilr C30J ill Neeidtrt 34 (CJ (60) I:" I) eij {j) Ill' l111RJ/ltNd ltv-· 111r Hour (C) o.oo oo m '""'oo1t" 1ci • ·~·--- .. ' JAMES WHITMORE IN 'WILL ROGERS' m Tl!t lMtfkll Wt1l (C) (30) (ID I.Ji Hort f1mititr con l'tlridt a) C~rist11111 Special (C) (30) 1J @ (]) U•Cllot LI•t. Sic~! Qi., (C) 0 Marvel $11fj1rht1otS (C) m Ttlts or Wiils f1rro Opens Two-week Run Monday in Ma rk Taper Forum -- .. ..• - "Ecc1 Holl\O." 1;30 m Tiit flyi111 Nun (C) (30) ED Tiit frtn ch Che! (C) (JO) EB SKlll Stturity (C) 5D Tiii Dtstrt Report (CJ (30) (ID Lis Olvid1do1 (30) a) Cllrist111n Special (C) (60) a:30 0 ~ (j) m Tiie lu11loo1 (C) 0 Cl111pw1 l'r11il1 0 Mowi1: "Destin11io11 60,000,. (advenlure) '57-Prtslon Fosler. m a1e1 ~d Q)liwmbJ (C) 6:tS IE Musltall 7:00 I) CIS [vtnln1 Newt (CJ (30) 9:00 6 ~ 00 Slbrint I lht Crtowit 0 @r1! trllC Ni1hUy News (C) (30J Goolies (C) Q Whit's My Lint! (CJ (30) 0 ill@ m lk. Dolittlt (Cl m@ llJ I ln1 Lucy (C) (30) 0 Movie: "No Min ol Htr Own,. Q) a.11 tht Clod: (C) (30) (mystery) '32 -C.1011 lombtrd, £D loot: let! (C) (JO) 0 @ @ lerlJ Lewis (CJ ft!) ~rist the lirin1 Word (C) (30) m A.M. Movits: "T1111t. S.1 ef tll loyrij (JO) Q in1" (dr1m1) "66-lylt Talbot, ai)·$i111plt1111nt1 M1rb (55) Aline Towne. "four M11 111d 1 7:30 I) tit ([) flit lnltms (C) (60) Prt,er" (drtm1 ··33 -Rithlrd 0 m Hip Cll1p1rrl4 (CJ 160) {A) Grtene, lorttlt Youn1. ··only 1111 Bid Comt to Sooo11." Q) Tree House IC) O tl!lfilD '11111ier1 HiP li1trts EE Cttt1dl1 y Ciuit1rr11 (C) (30) Jeriy lewis is host for rhii (ID 1'1110!11111 l1tin. present1110~ of h11hh&hts. of lhe ':JO.,._ ~ Pill~ I'• i•-(C) world p11m1er1 of lht mov11 "Mad. 1 -'-'=" 11 "'"' ion." O @ CI) Tiit DouOlecltdtrt !Cl 0 lllJ (})a) TM l111ty lune~ (C) ID Movil; "Two ;1111. Lidy'' (wul· (30) "Tht Volet ol Chnstm1s." ern) '~P•m Ctstli. fJ Miftioll $ M1ril: (C) "Milldt -ell Arnb1 ti Norlt . ef Ow lid~ ti fllf1111"' (reli110usl1 !0:00 IJ ~ 00 )oW & l'lluJc•b (C) m Trulh or Co11tq11enW (C) (30) CJ 00 (I) m H. R. l'ulnltu1 (C) l!J I J!ICjAL I C•rtstm11 Our W•J 0 @ (J) Hot Wltttls (C) (C) (30) A yuletid1 1reetln1 ill mu· O Movie: "Son ol 81!11 SUrr'" sic. from Skilth Henderson. (western) '53-Keith U111n ED I IPICIAC I Soit ol U111 (90) (R) EE luck1 Libre (CJ . @:) ;wtrMntnl Films (C) (JO) @(I H1 Crto 111 los Homb1n (30) 10:30 II ~ 00 Nfl footbtU (C) Oivl· :7:55 ai) Cueltloll cit S11undos sion1I Pl1y.Qll. T11ms 1nd lime • 1:00 0 Vlrfi11i1 C11h1111 Show (C) (60) to be 1nnounced. O @@ a) Ninny l th1 l'rofn·I 0 @@ a;) Hert C.•11 lh1 11r (C) (30) '1h1 Humanization o1 Cin1111p (CJ , Herbert T. Pe1bod1.~ I O @@ S•1 Hlwts (C) m T1 Till tht Truth (C) (JO) . • ., CD I IFICtAl I V1ic1 ti C1l,1r1 lO:tS ~ lil'!lf· "i:oldtn_ Glom (drama) CltristJn1s {C) (60) Th• Vokt 0r) 4D-RictMlrd Oe11n1n1. Robtrt Ryan. Cal w1ry S1n1e1s. 11:00 O @CIJ m I S•1C1Al! l1ppin1 EE) Ult lor Today (C) (JO) Willi l rift"" (C) HBC 11twsm1n tll DEBUT ~· Cose J11.111dl (60) D•~1d Brinklty discusit! li1niht1nt l :o5 m lllChl l 1b11 (55) news evenb ol 1910 with elthl l :JO IJ "' Cil H11d11astt1 (C) (JOI teer111e lli&h itllool sluclent news- 0 Q) (i) m """' ti th• ,.... piper edilors. (~). (90l. (R) "C)'lll~il Is Alive and 0 @ (})TIM H111ty IOJI (C) l 1v1n1 rn Avalon. . . I m Morie: "App1i•l•t1tl Wit• 0 Ill! CD m Tltt l'lrlridlf runily tfi1111" (dr1m1) •4&-Robtrt Beatty (C) (30) (R) ''Whltl And Get Out ti ai) fiestl Mt1icl111 • Show Business?" I m Dnid F10JI Shw (C) (90) (A) 11:30 Q @{]) A..Ou• hllMlstln4 (C) . m 1'1ttlfll !or 1iwln1 (C) (30) I 0 Mowi1: ..,. .. G•n• ucl I lacl11" ·1:00 IJ ~ (fl CBS ffid1y Movit: (C)' (westt1n) '54-W1)'flt Mo1ri.L "Litt With f1th1r" (comedy) '47-€1) Mine 1 Mano lt1ndl1ro \FfrP '.GIJ', Wit!iam Powel\, liene Dunne, Eliz•·1 btlh T11lor, Edmund Gwenn. 0 Tht Fu1itiY1 (C) (60) Q @ (3) t:D Th1t Girl (CJ (30) 12:00 0 @ Ci) m NFC/Af~ Football (A) "A1tt!e of 1 Sinile Girl.'' I (~ Pl•y:oll t•me, with 1t1rtln1 C!) j Jillcilt i lirtttinp fr1• Tiit limt SU~JIKI to than11e. City ol l•s Anaeles IC) (60) (R) 0 Mowt: ''fr1111eid .. (mystelY) 't7 fD David Swullind (t) (2 hi.) 1 -Glenn Ford. . @:) 30 Mlnutu (C) (JO) EE Tulrl t111ta.tte1 (C) EE! £1 Mundo ID'tt• Jor111 41 Joie m Holidly (C) h• (C) (30) ail Ora1111 M ~· S.•1111 a;) N1llc~• (60) m i.Jinctlot link (C) 1:30 O @(fl a) Lim, A111111un Style 12:30 0 lffl'll: "'Temr It NWnlallt" a 81.i:ler Wlfd Ntws (C) (30) I (d11m1) 'SS-Scott Br1lty. €I'i) Musiul1 m Hutl (C) EE! Concarto dt Almts (30) iI3 Sports World (C) 1:t5 EB P1sto1'1 Desk (CJ 1:00 0 Movie: "Tht Un~non" (m)'S· 10:00 0 m lr1~en·s WDrld tC) (60) !try) '46-lell Oonntll. "Miu ls1bel Blue" I m IU np of Comldy 0 Iii 5 N1ws (C) (60) (0 Ntw1 (CJ Bill Johns. 0 ri.71 (fl m TO!ll /ones (CJ (60) €IJ C1111 tn lo1 Hllfllbrn Guests: [111 r1ll1e11ld. Rudolph \ m storits of Sucnu (C) Nureyev and Merle Perk. m JtrlJ ltwis (C) O "MOVit Sp1ci1I: '1111 Bills 1! Sl 1:30 (D Cll1m pion1hip Wrtsltln1 (C) M1ry'1 (d rtm•) '4>-Sin1 Cro1b1. ID Stopt (C) m ''°'1' Putnam ftews (C) (60) I m Scoope1 (Cl I!) l IJICt-"'\ I Princt ti Pt1ca (C) 1:45 0 Movie: "M111 l1ir (m1s!1ry) EE! PtndOflllll (JO). ' '52--G,orge 81tnl. Oiant Don. a1l Ch1ls!11111 $ptt11I (fiO) "Child · 0 (CJ "len11I Bri11d1" (1dven· of Bethlehem." I lure) 'S4-Aock H d lO:lO m lill John1 News (C) (30) 11 son. E!) l • fimili• (30) Z:OO 0 H1rlem ;1obetrott1u (CJ ll :OO 0 i)! ri1 aJ Ntwt (C) 0 lntem1tion1I Zone (C) 0 123 '6) m Newt (C) Pal Gus~ ind "Howse on T1llfl1pll 0 Ctn YOll Top Th is? (CJ ::• 0 (II News (C) ~Set lilt l1SA (CJ m Motit: "On Souowed Tillll" GJ Hol Wheels (C) ICOm~dJ) ·39 -Fred MlfMUrt11 2:l0 0 Ci! 00 Artllie's funhlluM (C) aJ Mov11: ''S11111ky" (ad~1n1111e) '46 0 Hilll l Wild (C) -F1ed M1tMurr1y. Anne Bal\ei, 0 W11on T11i11 (C) Eil nick Out (CJ (A) m Movit: (C) "Di1t1nt Otu1111"' 11:15 m CJt• Notht I l11 D~c• (wt~ern; 'Sl--Gary Cooper. ID Pusptetift (CJ 11·30 6 ~ (j) MtA ;uth~ (C) Gow a1J Yaried1c1ts Musiu ln Ronald Re111n. flortne.t Hendtf·I m sq ..... (C) son. the Brady Bunth )Ids, tn<I W1lh1 Mays llll!SI 3:00 0 Aaricllll•ro USA (t) ' 0 12j rt) ID Johnny ClrlOll (C) 0 H1W1iiall l'IA lnwit1tiontl (C) Tony Tim, Brown1n1 Bry1t1t, Jul1t CE Ml¥il: ...... kit If tlll M1rillu" Budd. la1ry Best. (dr11111) 'tS-John G•rlield, ! D Tiit M11tit c;.,,.. (C) EB Musiu11 1 0 m Dick C.Vttt (CJ I m Rni1ta Musiul 12:00 0 Mowle: "Men With Win11'' (dfl · €n The I ll Pidutt (CJ m1) 'J8-fred M1cMurr1y. CiE Tntr1 del S1b1do 12'30 m All·Nlthl Show: '1b1 lint·U~." CD Hucly Bo)'! (CJ "A Nltht ft Rtmeinbtr" ind '1h1 3:15 m Da-..y l Coll1lh (C) I le lift.~. \ l:lO 0 Scooby·Doo (C) 12:t5 0 l'hr1lt11n·1 Mulu•I (C) Dennis O Ytuth l llu l'ilict (CJ Jame!. 0 Z1nt Cirty Tlltllrt 1:00 fJ Moflt : ''l1iah1J ti tilt Cta11~ fl!) Ckild~"'' ;011111 Mour (CJ C.111111" f1dwenlur1) '67-Jtnepti (E L11..c!la 111 P1tl11n (C) Cottlll, P•t Conw•r. Oitk Foran, I m Cftip•n (C) 0 0 fll'l'I (CJ (D AJ!ltritn ltlMlrlaftd (CJ e JOB PR INTING e PUBLICAT IONS e NEWSPAPERS Quailty Pr intin9 and Oependabl111 Servie1 for mo re than • quarter of e er ~tury PILOT PRINTING 2Z11 wnt IALIO• ILYD., NIW,OlT llACH -••2·•l21 . I Briton Adores ' His Teddy Bear By ''LRNON SCOIT English finn manufactures a HOLLY\VOOD -Peter Bull m•llion Teddy Bears a year. is an English actor and author Altogether some 20 million nr who resembles more than the stuffed toys are sold world som~'hat the caricature of wide every yea r. .Jn.ho Bull and is enamored of ''It's been tho:! most popular his Teddy Bear. toy for 65 years," said Bull. BuJJ is so de\'olcd to his · · 1' he y a r c mos l cuddly little toy he has written therapeutic fnr sick children a well illustn;ted tome titled undergoing su rgery. "The Teddy Beal""Book." Doctor~ tell them that. their It traces the origins of Teddy is going to have the Teddy Bears back to 190'.I same operation. The child "'hen the first one was.made forgets his own •problem and is as ·sort of a lribute to concemed about his Teddy." Theodore Ronseve lt when the Bull produ~d Theodore and old roug h ride r was President said, "see !hat scar on his of the United States and a~om!"n. when l had my sPared the life Qf a smallish appendix removed , the nurse brown bea r on a hunting trip. also operated on Teddy ." Author Bull carries with him I searched Bull's race for a three miniature Teddys. one of flicker of humor. There was which he calls Theodore. none. "Theodore has been with mr Why. he was asked . ha ve !he bear and cub for 30 years." English taken to an institution Bull said matter-0f-facUv. "He as American as the Teddy hate."I me to call him ·Teddy Bea r. because it's such a common ''The Br i li s h are name among bears.'' rlabbergasted that the Teddy Bull is not dotty, JUSt · · v.·as o~:g1nated 1n the United sentimental. l:Aates. he said. ' 'The y While away at school in his thought Teddys were a 16th year. his parents gave national institution such as away his childhood Teddy. His nannies and crumpels. trauma was great, and healed .. There's a move afoot in only whan a fri end bestowed England to have a national Th~ore upon him soon after. Teddy Bear rally w it h Bull's screen credits include everyone bringing along his ''Tom Jon es," ''Dr. Strangclove·· and "l)r. Doo- little." His Teddy was w i I h him on the set. "That 's n othi n g." ht> explained. "San1antha Eggar carried her Teddy Bear ln 1he altar when she was married. Paul Scofield stole a Teddy once, and I've had letters from soldiers \11ho carried their Tcddys into battle. According lo Bull o n e collection or bears." Peter Bull said he woulrl attend. After all. he has 40 Teddy Bears himself. Falk Directs HOLLYWOOD IU PI) Harry F'a lk. Patly Duke's ex- husband, will direct I w o episodes of ''The Cou rtship or Eddie's F'ather" at MGM. ·..-=~:::..ci:_=-=-=~-- Alllfr1 f lnnly .a Alec G\lilltU "SCllOOQE" tG1 Prtmlor1 l!i n91g1m..,1 plw• • SKOi'. Htlicl•r F11tur1 "A IOY N.\MEO Ctl.\RLIE •ROWN" !OJ • UN!tr 17 Mutt •• Wllll p,,...., * OIAllY 0 1'" A MAO lolOUSl:Wlf"L ! ,11" • Kim Dtrby • "STlt ... WI EltllY Sl.\TEMENT" •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• !SMO.O.I...., --~-l tl·IS-05 E•(IUSIYt or1w .. 1n Sllllwif\t! ftltr r<onc11 a 0..11ni1 H•f'Ptr "EA!Y RIOE•" 011 otu1 • Cllnl E11!WMll "KEl.lY'S HEROES" (GPI ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... a.. ... ,..,. • _,.., fU·lll l fr1r.• Sinlltt "tl!llTY DINGUS MAGl:t:" (G"I olu1 • Secotlld Ctltt F11lur1 "El.VIS • THAT'S THi. WAT tT IS" IG"I frtnt Sl1Ylr1 "OlltTY DINGUS MAGEi!" IGl'l flVI • SK9t!CI Ctlet" l'tlhtrl "ELVIS • THAT'S TH• WAY IT !!" IGP) Allk11 Fl"nt~ a Aitt; Gvl .... 1 "ICJIOOGt:" !Gl p~ • Sto;otlld Hlllll'tf ""'"'' "A IOY NAMED CHAJILIE lltOWN" !GI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CARLOAD ---· ·-~t•P-alt• ' I01C!UllYt OrlY .. 111 ll!tWlrlOI UllCltr 11 Mui! le Wit~ f1r•t1t "9 l.ACIC ANGl!LS" (Iii ) •lul • IUtl 1¥11 • )Kt ... l .. Kt "THE MCMASTClll" !OP! ) A<llO!' f t(t .. Wttlt"'11 Cll11t 11!11_ I'll"' l'etlhUI ''THI GOOQ, TH• IAQ ANO TH• U&lYN CG•) •kit • "HANG 'IM HIGH" tGl'l Iii.A ""nTFUl. OF OOl.lAlill" lGl'I 111 Ctlet ~~'"' G""'' c, S<trt "PATTON" !GP) 111u1 • fttlltrt 111.w•~ • He~ry l'•!ld• ----' "IATTlll! 011 TH• IUl.GI" ...............••.........•........ ,. .... Wl1it ore • . . ... . . ' . . . . . . . . . . I Fasc4tated -by Will Rogens James \Vhilmote, w h.o be a labor of great affection, "He was candid, ind could ..dialogue ls made up eomp1efi:. definitely bring soQ1tlhing td Jy of Rogers' own words , 1#- the problem of order -to put fUlly presented t1n stage fbr perspective. nol only into the nearly two hours by WhJte- probiems of his time, but even more. more fealistically into those ol "\Vhat surprises me aboot recreates the p e r..) 0 n a I since he was a man of the phlloso phy of Will Rogers for greatesl sophl1tlcatlon without two weeks at Los Angeles' people realizing the ext~tlt. Music Center in the Mark He was a single h u m a n Taper Forum from Dec. 28 being, a genius whom I really Uu:ousb-~O. &a~i ~beHeve-wasn1t-appreci<Jted;'-'~,r1p_pe~ .by his • ~ b ~.e ct s said Whitmore , wJio prepared un1nh1b1led lenac1ly. Jor his role by pouring through '.'Getti~g tO know the man." reams or speeches a nd toda~." -~--~pli9JL.!Llhe sho_!!.""~'-'- Work ing with p r o d u c e r that the young~r genefatfon George Spota and adaptor· come! in in droues to howl at director Paul Shyre, Whitmore Hie modern coincidences .. In said he relished having a hand ~Rogers· political observaOqns, in the selection of the mciterial which are used plentifully in he presents on stage. The the show." s~ud ~h1tmore rece~tly in his new.spaper .. dlspatches filed by dress1~g room .1n Sa n the humorist as a widely Francisco, "has turned out lo syndicated eolumRist. lF YOU SEE NOTHING ELSE THIS YEA~ ~OU MUST SEE FIVE EASY PIECES! _:Ric hard .Schickel,· LIFE TODAY, SATURDAY ANO SUNDAY 1,(lO. 1,00. ,,oo. l .00. 10 00 NO RESERVED SEATS! CONTINUOOS JACK NIC HOLSON nvE ERB!/ PIECES . ·~ .. ., .. , •• "''llf•· "(Cf'••• •~II l'"ll l~t •tST &"'(l iC&M Fil"' I MIW: Ill• 1~!5 1(&"' loo:~ h•-l•·n•r•o<.t--'"'' ... ~"Co<!IO,,..,._,, _, ............ ~-d ... ,., .......... ,.. ....... -... . ~!.'~~~gR~~~~YCESUSANANSPACH s.~::!~~::-.. ~::.: .,,.,.,808 RAFflSON-ADRIEN JO YCE ''"' ,.., ""' "° ,..,.., .. -._.,..,BOB RAf!( SON-RICHARD WfCHS tfR ;:~,~11~~~~~\~~~~; 1 ...... ..,.._.~BERT SCHNEIDER •,.,.,, ... 808 RAFflSON lM •S 1100. 11vf l •lf ' l'!l tU SHOUlO •t 111·· • LOIOll IR!-..::..';'E) . -::,;:::,;-~ .. M ..... ~·· 'Ult"•llO l l tlll f"IUll IOI Of!tCI U.00 llO(IN.t,00 . ;. I """".:' ... . ;. ., • 'r • • . .•.. !, ' ...... :~: ... -~' ·.-' . " ... ; . · .. •. ·. ~"l'AR·rs "J'ODAl'.1!!!! lodoy l!fld ~!urdoy 2:00 l 8'30 P.M. Sundoy· ThvrWoy 1-00 p M. .,.,_ .. 1t111•" ~•ruro•" •!JND•t\ ~'>D•I -••·--'" Not Ion-I flClm U l AOQ&81.I If ··- ., .. ·· .. ~ ... . · .. . . ... ·-,• ··' .· ' ·' ' ' ,, ' ' ; ·~·, ' "'. . ·:J•' .. ' " .. :'(' THEllE Will IE AN ADDITIONAL MIONiGHJ SHOW ON NEW YEA ll 'S EVE. DECEMBO: 31st THURSDAY. !EST WAY TO SAY GOOD- BYE TO 1910. • -: "',,.... ri.1" ...i n...1r, ,.,.1111 ,.i .... , .. s~. 1~1 ~· SPENCER TRACY TERRY· THOMAS JONATHAN WINTERS STANLEY KRAMER DICK SHAWN PHIL SILVERS 'M *A'''S0 H' is what """'~'"•'·•~" the new freedom ~J·JlS ·JI 11re•tn11 "IT·'S A MAD MILION BERLE •• J SID CAESAR -~ , r -,., . MAD MAD BUDDY HAcun t g':l~~~°'v.~:"'i•1;-t , · , , ETHEL MERMkN ~~~ .. :..>t~.r·i. MAD WORLD" ..I.._,,.. ·~ (:J) ~ ' ~ ' ll'oldaodolaW9Slera.- lle'tlmt of a cowboy. . . ~'··· ~Wayne ~ D"""M"''"'"' "El DORIOO" .. , r@ztu;z:m . ""' ... '''~'""' IGI : .... :;::;: .. .;, . . ·-··~·~~ ' ............ (.~ ''T1k1 Tht Monty An~ Run" (G) ~{!Rf) GOl.OWVN Mo\) I~ p,.,,,,,, .r : I PUii! ~lNN(OY • PJIOO..(. I ION of the screen is all about." An lngo P1eminger P1oduc l100 Color •y OE LUXE • ~ml '11.NAVISl()N• ~ •"'''"0 n~w Co f~o•u'" "STRAWBERRY STATEMENT (R) NOW LAYING! • ' ' ' I ' ' '" ,, "' '· " . ' .. -... ,_ , ...... --.. • ' . . . . . ... ~ .... • ' / .. our 'N' ABOUT Your Gulde to Movies IALIOA .·~·;Blrch,op~:~·~~o::~o:t:·~~rt.Costlor Top Novel 'Love Story:· on Screen =~·~EM041 Pie evening's festivities will be $15 per couple. :· '· plate....dinne~includt?La..cboic;e 0Laoy~~~-imiiE~dl'it:.oriiir's1 Note: Thi t Euy Rider CR): . Peter ;:o~rs In 1n attempt to steal malt lpy drame about a • Jl'1 A Mad Mad Mad Mad The "•l••per of the .· );n-the menu-New York, fillet or what have you. 0 · fdt-fJl-'i~"r"lJiii""°r~ear-~.-•ion~aii:a'--,ao;nd>=/Jle~M,:=;,l.i"-..,H'<o'ip'fpe",r-."'.g~Olil~ bullJon ' &hind enemy nuclear· submarlne's tflp lo World tG): COmedy With a )'ital"I "Delightful ~ 'Price also includes champagne and party favors: -by the /Unu committee of Portray twG dropout.. wh6 lines:. Don Rickles. lbe North Po)e on a rescue moral ebout .gre'id. ent•rt•lnment • recom-, f' all t Harbor Council PT A. Mr1. travel the United States qn Lo't Story (GPJ: screen mlulon. ROck Hudson, Ernest Scr091e (GI: Albert Y.'lnney mtndtd" -CBS _. .. vr PB rons. Nigel Bailey is president motorcycles. ;teUlnr of Eri~h Segal novel , Borgnlne, Jim _Brown, and •s Di~ken1' Sc.roog~ t n "All 1moottt & br.lskly ·· i.: and Mrs. William W 4 r ~ I Leve My Wife: ... Brelk·up~ .Air MacGraw · altd Ry• n Patrick McGoohan. musical version of "Qtr~stmas paced1 -ewswee)( / -DAIL V PILOT %5 • I Frtd.q, Dl«ITlbtr 25, l ~70 =-------------.iilf5---------" -Brend V d I Tiie M•""'" Chrl1Uu (GPI: General George S. Palton C .,., ·.·-. ·~ "'1·, lcnomtenmdiet~e~.ch•"r.Mnaeferne.ncl<t of marriage. Elliott Gould, O'Neal.-Patton (GP): Portrait or Carol." "811utlful Black tn--aetenrrtntng-ndtabt<-~~~·;i;•::cc:::•ro:::::•n:::,.,An"""•'-: .. -~~!'ei;;oiic~~=:;;;;:c=:;:c~'-;,;:;:;:;:o;=~~o!:':m~!',.::::·:::·:--;, f i l-m s for etrtain age_ Tom.pk.int. Stbi'y Ollhe..rlCHBLIJliiiJiLtnL:piSFftiYe4 Y eorge. · · helttter immedidte y ' ,,..... Crh• ~I , , I I I I ; " ' . .. r' ·. ' ' . i . ' • -. l I L I • · orQups and will appear Little Fauss and Bil Halsy world and his adopted son. Kar! M:lden playa General ofter the titlt indicates the ANGELA LANSBURY :·~! DANCING wttklu. Your views are (RI : Professional motorcycle Peter Sellers, Ringo Starr.-Omar Bradley. ~-. rating given the picture bu ~! Dance music and entertainment will be provid-,1olicittd. MaiL tllem to Mo. racing starring Robert Monte Walill (GP): Lee :WOI: A Space Odyisey (G): tkt Motion Picture Code. ''SOMETHING FOR ~ td by the Shona Bishop Duo. Reservations required. vie Guide, ca rt of th t Redford and M1chael J . Marvin portrays a tough Fascinating film about the Tht ·Motion Picture Cod t DAILY PILOT. Pollard. co~vboy who llvy:s to see the history or earth's rormatlon And Rating program may EVERYONE'' ,,, Den Brown's R , D h 1 (GPI We.at outgrow Lhe need for his through the development of be found on the mo"tion i f.' AD*ULTS yan 1 1 u I t r : kind of man. Jack Palance man to travel in space. Keir ~ Robert Mitchum, Sarah Miles piclure pagt, ~ ~ .I\ complete package ·is beig£ offered to ~ose Black Angeli (RI: Rivalry alar in a love stol'.)' set in and Jeanne Moreau. Dullea and Gary Lockwood. Jp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; in Color -Rated "R" • welcoming• 1971 at Ben Brown's, 31106 Coast Htgh-between motorcycle gang$. Ireland. TEENS AND ADULTS FAMILY 'way, South La~une. The evening gala includes Des Roberts, Linda Jackson Something ror E" er 'J • 11 e BaUJe of tbt Bulge: Airport (G ): Film \'erslon of ,. . "' l1M/t,1z champa~ne, dinner, dancing," entertainment and and John King Ill. (RI : Comedy about decadent Flclionaliied version of World the best-selling novel. Burt lfa,rty favors. Catch %2 (R): Account of a Bavarian aristocracy. Angela War Jl battle. Henry Fonda, Lancaster. Dean Martin , • 1 DANCING bizarre bomber squadron on a Lansbury and Michael York. Robert Shaw and Robert Helen Hayes and Van Heflin. ': The night's special dinner menu includes shrimp Mediterranean island. Alan The Slrawberry Statement Ryan. A Boy Named Ch a r 11 e AL11•T "'fllflllEY •. ·-.. eocktail, tossed salad, assorted relishes. New York Arkin and Orson Welles. (RI: A confused young man Elvls, That's tile Way It 11 8ruw1 (G): Full length .. SCIOOGI" iteak, baked potato, vegetable, hO:t rolls and butter, The Diary of a Mad becomes involved with a (G): Documenlary on Elvia cartoon feature based on "AN ILEr~~NT CALLID ·ireme de mint parfait and beverage, Hou 5 e w Ire (R): The campus r~voluUon. Bruce Prealey. Charles Schulz' Peanuts comic SLOWLY" · :: . Dance music will get under way at 8 p.m. by disintegration or a New York Davison and Kim Darby. , _ _.:l:::•::.e-S:::J.1:::':::'°:::":...::Z.:::b::.r•::._:<:::G::.>•_::A:::ll·_•:.:':.:'l:P:·---------"~"'<"'M"''·.,'.,".,· • ..... •·.,··.,'.,, ................. ~-'=========:::! the Naturals, and the first Duke Mitchell show will marriage. Carrie Snodgress w ht re• 1 p 0 pp• ! (R): 1- be staged at 10 :15. Reservations a must. and Richard Benjamin. George Segal portrays a man .~lley West " . :~:: New Year's EVe at Alle.Y west, 2106 W. Oce~n -:~nt, Newport Beach. will feature the regular dm· ~ men~ at regular prices. Those li.ngerin~ beyond · ~ evening repast to Ji:reet 1971 will receive hats ::-;.jllrd noisemakers. ::~:: §@ ' ,....__ S· . . Patrons can select entrees like chicken saule :-"sec Provencal. black anJ!:US sirloin steak, abalone · a la Mack , or original London broil. Singer-guitarist Jeff Bradley will be in the entertainment spotliJ?:ht. -.Coral R eef • Traditional champagne dinners at a cost of $6. 75 r person will be served fJJ>m 6 p.m. to midnight . the Coral Reef, 2654 Ha rbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. ree choic~s are Ne\v Xork steak, ~tea~ and lob- • prime rib, lobster tali and top s11-lo1n. ~ :1= ~ . ;.-: 1C;!J :~;..:.· DANCI NG ~a All dinners in<;ltide a glass of champagne, soup, d, rolls and butter and a choice of potato or -11ee. There \Viii also be party favors for all and dancing and entertai"nment, from 9 to 2 a .m., pro- vided. by the Three· For the Road Trio. Reserva- -tions advisable. The Coral Reel "'ill also be open at 11 a.m ., January 1, !or New Year's brunch. In addition to the regular menu, the special feature will be eggs Benedict at $1.95. ;=======--=--=--",! OTll[M[lY WG[ STOCI( • [\ltlllnp 'IA ll !.~~~.~~!>-~! !M0.2111 PICKWICK~ ,,,, }10·"11,."'"'='""'· '::-:========='I MDllJWDIHI C21JJ 110 1-1191, Most Populor Real'.ler aurveys prove DAT- . ·LY PILOT comics and col- umnists are the most popu- lar In the nation. JtOTICli Mff<h_,, Plft CHalS.T°MAl SHOW, WetlMtd., • JM1 TiiurMtiy, D.c. 21 -_; 24, 1 :ti ,.11. MCA"AIN NCMO ' eH UNDlll:WATla CITY.'' c.11 PORT tHUTll:I fw ""'- ; }f .... l"'°'1119tle11. ... EXCLf<iSIVE! ST ARTS CHRISTMAS DAY . Pacttic's Batu P11k Drill In l Edw1~s lnport Ci111111 N ISLAllD'• NEWl'Ol!T CENTtlt • COAST HWY. At MACAllTHUI ILVD, NlWP'OIT HACH * M4·07IO • ••• •, 'Road' Film < On Location In England Alastair Reid, d I r e c t i n g -MGM 's film "Th<! Ro ad Builder'' starrklg Pat r i c i a Neal and Nicholas Clay on location in England, moves to Pendeen on the English coast for the final week of shooting. The cast and crew or iO will set up at the sea coast province to conclude shooting the Roa ld Dahl screenplay which has been in production since Sept. 1.8. Ml"ss Neal was last seen in MGM's award-winning film ·"The Subject Wai Roses,'' which won her an Academy A ward nomination. She had previou!ly won an Oscar for her performance in "Hud." Nicholas Clay,· 24, a newcomer in films . makes his film debut in a romantic role opposite MisS Neal. Other members of the cast are Pamela Brown , Jean Anderson, Graham Crowden, Yootha Joyce and Peter Salli!. SOUTH SW lROP.ICAl FISH Largest Selection of Tropical Fisb & Supplies in the area. New t t..c.ft•111 21• W, WILSON, COITA MllA '"" 1'11r~ltw ltd., Uf.7NI •n-G. IUwrikl• Dr. -N.-.-t IMdl • lblfllnoc1111e ,. .. 1 Olflc11 ~ l/llES PR!SOOS tom between his love for his mother and his desire to klll her. Ruth Gordon also stars. MATURE TEENS AND ADULTS Dirty Dlops McGee (GP): Frank Sinatra, G e or g e Kennedy and Anne Jackson in a comedy-Western. A Fistful of Dollars (GP): Italian-made Amer l c a n western, dubbed in English, about a loner with no name. Clinl Eastwood. The Good, the Bad, and lhe U1ly (GP): Spanlsh-llalian westenr>-starring C 11 n t Eastwood. Hanl 'Em High (GP): Clint •Eastwood, a Depu~y Marshal, hunts vigilantes who tried to lynch him. Kelly's Heroes (GP): World War II comedy-adventure with Clint Eastwood and Donald Sutherland who lead a gang of MDI/IE RAT1N08 FOR-PllUtENTS ANO YOUNG PEOPU: 7,,.~·--·~ .... -- ,..,_ -1119 __," -~,_.......,.,,_.....,_ All ~fl &IN!TTta '-e!Auflllllta -All Mll ao1un10 ,.,.. .. ~ Sulfwl .. --------------------- ®II .. ( UMUI 11 AINITT(O I .... h111!t l!lly Wll'J Ill C"1tl~ .... II ·•·······•······•·•········· -••-a ..... _ ............... ..,_.,....,.....,.,_;ao...,._ At The Entrance To Fabulous Udo Isle Ali Mac&raw • Ryan O'Neal CO-HIT_., 1'ndFlATU •l!IUlNA,ARICONY "HORNET'S NIST" (GP) "lOV£ STORY" Shown At 8130 P.M. "HORNt.T'S NEST" Shown ot 6!30 & 10:30 P .M. k• Ollict 0,.,,1 S:'S r .M. Sllow SIOf11 ot t•J:I P .M, ·~r:slJUENA PARK DRIVE·IN LINCOLN. AVI. • 1 ILOCKI WEIT OF l lAC:H ILVD. (Adjolnlnt !he LINCOLN DAtV!·IN) CHllOltH UNDll 1:t 'I.ff/ Tlll,HONf 714/12 1·'670 STARTS CHRISTMAS . DAYI EDWARDS HUNTINGTON CINEMA PACIFIC'S HARBOR DRIVE-IN Behind every "successful" man is an unclentanding·woman ••. ELLIOTT GOULD *''I LOVEl-Mv::~wiiFE" iC . .._ BRENDA VACCARO· ANGEL TOMPKINS ..._ i11t _,-lAl.INAlt ·~ ... YB. SnlAllT • -Ill' STAN MAii~ • t-........_. OAVID ~. W0L>0 A UMV£RSAL PICTURE ·TECHNICOLOR• Ii!~.:::::---. AND POI SHOW0 YALUI PLUS I "'-:.:.-----;; ::-;.-:---:: == =:.~-· .. · "Tell Them Willie Boy Is Hero" ''IL••• My Wif1" Show• At 1:30 P.M. "WllH• loy"Sho .. Al6100 & 10115 P.M. leatffk•DpMI S:>OP.M.& SllewttemAt6:t0 P.M. * * BEACH BLVD. AT ELLIS * * HUNTINGTON BEACH * 847·9808 IXCLUllYI lfllGAGIMlfllT • • • • • '"RAMOVN n 11! o N ·ROBERT MICHAELJ. REDFORD POU.ARD Lillle Fauss 11111 BIG HALSY ll'AIAllT s. •--< "..., LAUlll MUTIOll llOAM IUIY LUCIW llllSOll CO·HIT DD flATVlt AT UNCOt.N 011¥1 Hf OM. y "LITTLE fAUSS & llG HALSY" '1f'AINT YOUR WAGON" IOI OlfKI OPINS S:• p .M. •• SHOWN AT9:00 PM. SHOWN AT 6030 P .M. •SHOW STA ITS AT 61» ,M IS THE MOST.MO,ING, MOST INTELLIGENT, THE MOST HU- MAN NH, TO HELL WITH . IT! -IT'S THE ·BEST AMERICAN FILM l'VE SEEN THIS YEAR I'' IOWAIDS MAHOtl TWIN CIHIMAS HA•ao• CllllMA 2 MAllOI Al wuotll ·COltAMllA 2 MIW IO. If SAii DSMO fHIWAT -Vincent C1n~y1 N. Y. Tim•• CO-Hll AT ANAHEIM ONIV ''THlADYIHTUlHS" "CATCH 22" AT9,30 P.M. Ii "ADVINTVRIRS" AT6,QO P.M. IOX Of fl( I OPIHS 5130, .M;. SHQW suns 6100 , .M. '. --· - --~ .. ' --.-----• ·1 .. ~ -~.,....,,.,,,.,.., :.":":"' ... t~ .: '."" .... :""" •f ........ ,... • • • • I ' •. • .. ~ .... ,,.. ~ "', '· .-.,.~ " .. ";' ;_, ... _ ., ,,. .. . ... . ~ •••• •r o,.,••••l ........ ~. . .i • ,, • ' , J8 ' OAICY PILOT Fflday, Dtctmitr 25, 1970 ' ·. -~ , _,, ' . 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TrHln GIJcerln• • _s!!~~r L~p v,-~ ~.~.~=••t•r $5.00 Valuel ChC111_t~lly D11111 ' Tabu .• --~-Hand Lotion I SprlJ:::Col"wne · . or Cream Alto DOPVlor "6 I.:\ ,, .... '-"I• ... Al!'lblall ond Zit"·' \,'Y UJ1ro !\Ith ~O Cotot ot $200 I =cirld Y••r CHIU . ••a"'• lo.,.. ~ I Cr~, s2so ptic~ •• J.~I •·•1,, \ switch, 6' U.L. s3aa ; 'er .... , opp~ cord. ' I. 0i, • f:;'. ' $ J 7f ''Sure Kool\' ~ ~ ••• •f' .... -----\..:.-Yt!lf Clltl~e ' • 1All25 1•16112.S • 20x25 •• 16)1'10 ~ 1Alum1num Foll Wrap ;::: ·~rt!; 21 <1MfY horn• C kttchennetd. ts Ft a.r1 44' Kleenex Tissues lo:ii: of 2'0 \ ! . r • ( l . • • ~ ; . • • c ~--.. • . • '• . " ; . . ..... + I . .J i ·, ~ - -,--- ·• / I ' \ • • • ' , \ ' . ..,._ . -. ., • • --• BLG SAVINGS FOR YOU! THOSE CHRISTMAS GIFT DOLLARS WILL BUY MORE THAN YOU HOPED . . FOR! CHECK EVERY AD IN THIS ' SECTION . . . THEN GET BUSY. SOME ITEMS ARE IN LIMITED STOCK! 'DAILY -PILOT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1970 , ~:: -·-.; • • . " u • " II ' v 'I f • <. I ' • I I I • ' ' ' •• • •• -+-; ,,.. . .. . . ' .. • :; Jll l>AILY PILOT 8:anta Got Qtlite A List Fro~ Youngsters . Alo# Coast F"rld~y, l>fctmbff 23. 1970 Dear Santa Claus If\ €:;. /-I 1 brother named David this Dear Sant.a Claus, Dur Sanla Oeu Santa ctaui -Chrtstnlas 1 dune bJUY · · 1 want a red bike and f R 0 Yf\ · U .Q lO J €.I year. l would like the l ~ope your fet.lln~ ~ow do_yout ~ln~r Dy? 1 have been a good boy. wheelies, a borse, a alrplaM, . ~ sizi!eri-my brother Stephen fo1owm, presents:-8 wneet~you can, pleasei>ring-me-some "' -ark-Asplund Would you brlfta me for a elephant ca.sh ·":ants a Jack·in the box I am O "7 ~ 1 ../-VI OJ•_ • h h tipper, _P 0.11 c e c, ~ r, ca~ toys. J would like a. Crias1'1f;iiO;;;;ii;ii~~;iiii~Oi;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;ii;iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.;;oo.,..iiOii"iiiii"";;ill~[1 . ·foµr years-old. Thank you --\ 1 ~ bulldozer, f1reclilef s car, -coin doll, a baby Jove and -cari; - ,. $colt Riddle ' ch.anger, typewriter, show n' also a round thing. : :To Santa Claus ,. I ~ ~ ~· tell, electric baseball, be 8W'e Thank you Kerith Oliver ",·How are your ·elves. This is to Jeav~ loll! or prlse:nt.s for · David, and plenty of blseultlf De_ar Sanla, . AFTER CHRISTMAS what I want. Velvet, Poly pop , , • • I have been a iood girl, and -· .• P.!3 doi:r.P:t · Merry-eheUmu---Santa· €l1u9 a...pin 2 e..wi a - Love Karen pink seat, while basket with 8 • "Dear Santa · I ha\•e 'been good all year and I ha\•e my Xmas Ust. 1Jaby Tender Love. B•bY ·prem. Painting book, Doll Clothes .... Money Bank, Race tets, Love Laurl Cox De:ar Santa ····r·~·ill like a baton and a lock chain for my bike. How aood -· have I been . Do you k,now 'A'hat I heard you say hohoho merry Christmas tha n I dashed to lh e 'A'indo'A' but you 'A'ere not there. Your Friend . Susan Dav is. By 1'.tike U. 1'.Ierble Head . A'nts in Pants; Dune Buggy. Wheelies. Dear Sain t Nick. I went a Crissey doll. Shoe Roll er Skates size 2. Easy . Curl. Raggedy Ann and Andy, . Coloring Book and Crayons 64: . Lile -Touch Type"'·riler. Talk · and Tell Phone. from Kathy Ruffins : To Santa at Sout h Coast Plaza I "'ant the doll that her ha ir : groos. from Jil Tain ~ To Santa at South Coast Piasa · I will be wishing for this very very much is a barbe. • ,_, from Ji! Ta in Dear Santa Claus I hope you feel fine to come lo Thy house. I want a slinky fOT Christmas and some pants to wear camping. I will leave some cookies and milk out for you. front Deirdre Dear Santa, I am a good boy. 1 "'·ould like one of the toys listed: Sporty Beach Buggy, John Dcerr Combine, Tonka Tote Set, Ser v ice Station-Car \Vash, 1'.1atchbox, Steer-n·go, Grippidee-Gt'avidee. BI 11 y Blast-orr and his friends, Sno Cone Machine, Policeman, Cowboy boots and Costume , Pinball Game, Roller Skates size 12Y.i. Scot 88 Piece Woodburnlng Set 1$3.99 pg. 554 in Sears .ctt. l, Transistor radio, Foker Bl- Plane (available at Sears), Yamaha 250 Enduro (Tou \Vorl? at S.C.P), Hot Wheels ?>.faker <P& 554-bottom lelt). This is my Chris tmas list Santa. I am a good briy. Would you please send me one of them. Mark Taylor P.S. I allready sent you a list of records. near Santa, For Chris tmas please bring me some toys-Walkie Talkie, 14 truck, Soldier Fort . Love, Danny P .S. Please bring my baby sister something to ride. Dear Santa C1au.!I; I am so anxious Olat Christmas is coming up. l am seven years old. I am a good boy sometimes. I have a baby Dear Santa ( want Suzie homemiker, blue flower and a pink flower chatty Kathy, a ball,• a new and a ye llow flower and a bike, a picture or me. a new purple flower. Don't forget the purse, stockings, a new pear high handlebar and the game or lamps !or my mom and dad candyland. I would also like and clothes. Mery Christmas. the doll v-elvet and kerplunk from Lisa Estrado also a pencil can for my desk . Dear Santa Clause . ·I hope your in the best of health. tr it's poUible I would like the following toys: Indian Crissy, Don 't break the Jee, stroller end Baby a:o bye-bye. Thank you so much, Kimberly P.S. I hope I see you this year. Dear Santa, Our names are Guy and 9arth J,acobs. For Christmas. Guy ·would Ilk~: a football helmet, a jack In the box1 a pretend Christmas tree. a basketball Mt. Garth would like : ·a flexie, a toy car, an indian hat. a toy teepee. We will try and.be very good boys. And we will smile and not cry. Thank you. Guy and Garth Dear Santa Claus I want SSP cars. I want mongoose cars and sizzler cars and Johnny lightning cars, power tools too. Jalopy Showdown too. an tonka dump truck, a fi.shing pole, a speedee sportster, lots or games. My name is Kenny Sltarski. I want the Knights in Armor. Please bring me a gold bicycle . I want show and tell . I need a cotton candy machine. I go to kinderga rten aod I'm 5. Don't forget to bring toys for Debra and Robert and Amy. Lo\'e Kenneth Sitarski Jill-Renee Phillips Dear Santa Claus, I want a john"y lightning race set, a dune buggy, and do you know what else? A lot of {ace tracks and race cars. Paint my race track red ·please. How is Rudoph ? and Hot Wheels. l auess that ls all. And some color paper and a Christmas tree . And more Johnny Lightning. · Merry Christmas, Billy Brown P. W. my buddies call me dunebuggy Dear Santa Claus, ·Happ)' Christmas. We "wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year. Thank you for everything last year Santa Claus. Please will you give rne a Suzy Homer popcorn maker and a Winnie the Pooh game and a sewing machine. I will havt! some mat erial with it. And I would like to have a Ken and a Barbie case with furniture and P.J. I will take care of my stuff. I wlll clean up my room every day. And b< g9Qd e P .S. a tea set Jana Brown Querido Santa Claus. Coco y Chiqui quieren un heHcoptero. un pano, u n cadlllac, un piano. una gui tarra. un tren , un beblto, nada mas. Gracias Santa Claus. Coco y Chiqui Dear Santa : Aff1r ~5 years of. business as one of th'111otion's largest whol1sal1 tropicOI fish suppliers, PACIFIC GOLDFISH FARMS has sold its location and must 'dispose of their Thousands of items available at GREAT SAVINGS. huge stocli. Aquariums: 1 gallon bowl .............. 1 Sc 5 gallon .................. s3,7d 1 O gallon long ............. 56.25 20-gallon long ........... s19,95 all sizes GROUND SEA SHELL, 3 lb. bag ............... 25• 3-D Aquarium backgrounds ........... 50% OFF Aquatic Plants, many varieties . . . . . . . 50°/o OFF TROPICAL FISH Zebras ......... 12 •• s100 AltomD Uve Bearers, ea. • ..•. 29c Blue Gourami ••.. , .. 49c lyret1il Molly ....... spo Silver Doll1rs •...•.. 98c African Frog ........ 98c Red Tail fin sword ..•. s7!ll Blue Tetra .......... 49c Exoclon ........... 52!11. Kribinses ........... 98c HUGE SHIPMENT OF KOi CARP, SWIMMING JEWELS OF THE AQUARIUM WORLD $1~~ A RARE VALUE ................................... FROM PACIFIC GOLDFISH FARMS NOW ••• A TRULY FINE SUIT ••• AT AN "ORDINARY" SUIT PRICE I want to have a electric power dragster and a stocking full of goodies. Santa Claus I changed my mind, I want you to give me the dragster and l1'IY daddy will give me the mongoo se and snake dragset. I would also like the Peanuts cartoo~ maker. I wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year, 14982 Edwards St. Westminster off San Diego Freeway ot Bolsa ' Regularly Priced $115 .'.. $125 ••• and $135 If you attend ONLY ONE Clothing Sale this year-MAKE IT THIS ONE! These suits are from one of the world's great tailors of fin e clothing, ALL are Nationolly Advertised current and advance '71 styles. You will recognize the brand instontly. (NO CLOSE OUTSI NO Ort> MER- CHANDISE! Every Suit in the sole is NEW in Fashion, Fabric and Style!) AND-what a vast selection to choo1e from : Fine All Wool Worsteds ••• Sharkskins ••• Bosket Weaves.,, Rev.trse Twists and Tony more. Both Single and Double Breasted styles-2 and 3-Button Models with Wide lapels .•• high Center Vents-PLUS a great variety of STRIPES·,,, PLAIDS,. •• CHECKS and SOLID COLORS. Men, if a Saving of $2.5 to $4'5 Interests you:..HfAD FOR HARRIS.& FRANK: •• TODAY! o'"' A 1u•t1s I ''""' °"""" ACCOll#T OI ud JA#RAMUICAll OI MAl111 CllAI,, Visit us 7 Clays a woak from 10 to 5 Brian .. ·1· .. , . ·- j ' CAMERA LAND ' . ~Polaroid Land Film :. SPECIAL $ See GNnts for ell your film needs . Now th at you h•..,• the new camera, all you need is the fil m. 2 days only SAT. & SUN. 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FRI DAV , 5,t,i:llRQl.\'1 t!:njff:md !ngtan·lf""'=i• .. n--, --I 1 with tne clas..~ fees paying.Jor~ ~ci~ce Lecture Hall, UC 1.6.L. Humanities Hail. Uc.Jr. ..The Current-State o f p.m.--Rm~73-r Human itie. lnternationttl R e I a t t·o n s , _January_t!_a.nd.JO, Henry eord Meyer. Ph.D., tht> costs or the programs. Irvine camp_us. ~!'e: a} 1 vine campus. Fee: All lectures 1 s r a e I : A Soci<rpolilical Hall, UC Ir vine campus. Fee : University or So u th e r n February 6 professor, depa rtment o r •lere's 8 list or classes <tvail-lectures and rilms with cr~dit, wilh credit, $45; al! lectures Analysis," Naomi Gann, M.A., all lectures with credit, $45; California. Part. of a ucr "Conquest of Cancer: t'ocus History, UC Irvine. Part ol a able to loca l residents during 1'4_5: all Ject~res and !tlms without credit, $4{). Single ad· consul for Cultural Affai rs, all lectures without credit, $40, Extension lecture se rie!I. "The m the Educator," A Thre<'-day UC! 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UC Irvine -films with credit, $45; aH mer dean of Architecture, Uni· \\'. A1cMahan, p r es i de n l , 1G~ .. uropel A '"", "" u' SmA, e Hail. UC Irvi ne campu!ll. Fee : \Var," \and the f i I m , Single admission $4.50, UC I Califomia College of t\iedieine, lectures and films withouL ven;ity of Sou thern Californ.ia . Development Resear c h 10~~ 0 Docugus -1 1• ·H · -·all lectures with credit, $45: Civilization -U.S.A. -1916), students and staU, $1.25. Friday, January 29, 6-10 p.m., credit. $40. Single admission First or a UC Irvine Extension Associates. Part of a UC1 '1IN -umen ary • enry all lectures without credit, $40. Henry Cord ~1cyer, Ph.D., Rm. 254, Humanities Hall : 14.25, UC! i;tudents and sLart lPCture serits. "Ma_intaining Extension lecture s e r j e s , Cord ~ieyer • Ph.D., professor· Single admission $4.50, UCl proressor. department or WEDNESDAY • January %7 Saturday January · 30 and $1.25. Envi ronmental Quality : Thi" '"Maintainine: Envi ron mental depa rtment or History, UC Ir· students and staff $1.25. History, UC Irvi ne. Part of a ''Fede r a I Pr Oj e c t s 1 p;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;;:o-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""t Challenge to Orange Countv." Qualit y: The Challenge to vine . Part nf a UC! Extensio n UC I Extension lecture serie~. Manageme nt -pr o j e c I 7 • 9:30 p.m., Room 178. Hu· Orange County.'' 7-9 p.m., lecture series. "Man and Soc· WEDNESDAY, Janu ary %0 •·Man i:ind Sociely in \Vorlrl Acaiuntabillty ," Ja me~ Freda, manities Hall , UC Irvine cam-Rm. 178, Humanities Hal!, UC iely in World War I," 7-10 p,• •·Teacher Accountability and War I," 7-10 p,in .. Science M.A.. director, Title Ill, pus. Fee: all lectures with Irvine campus. F'cc>: a 1 r m., Science Lect.ure Ha!I, UC Achievement Guar a n tee Lecture Hall, UC Ir vine Elementary and Secondary credit. JSO: all lectures with· lectures with credit, ~: all lrvlne campus. Fee : all lee· Conlracting," Douglas Collins, <'ampus. F'cc : all lectures and Education Act p I an n I n g out credit, $45. Single admis-lectures withou t credjl, $45. lu res and films with credit. M.A., di rector, Educational films with credit. $45: all Project. Orange C ount y sion $4.25, UCJ students and Single admission $4 .25, UCI $45 : all lectures an d films Planning , Coast VI ti u a I lectures anrf fil ms vdthout De pa rtment 0 f. EducatiQrL staff·Sl.25.' stu dents and staff $1.25. "'i thout cercfil, $40. Single ad· Education Company. Part of ·a credit. $40. Single ad mission Part or a UCI Extension "Personal Growth and Risk "l\>lobi\e Home Park!'! -mission $4.2.'i, UC I students UCI Extension lecture series, $4,25, UCI students and staf f lecture series, /'Educational Taking: A WJorWkshodo1_forE'"'::o,'!1· Past. Present and Futu re." an d staff $1.25. "Educational Accountabil1~tyh: $1.25. Acco untability: Evaluation of e:n," Mary o 00 in, ·"·''·· Chester Dav j s, President, Evalua tion of Accomp is · A II h 1 .. 7 9 15 · t t f ' Ed ~IONDAY •. January Ill ,, g 45 · R IOI •tONDA V J 15 ccomp s men, · : p.m .. as.sis l'ln pro cs!ior o., 1uc<!· TraileRancho Corp., Inc. First , , The Reside n t i a 1 ment, 7· : p.m., m. • • anuary Rm. IO I, Physical Sciences lion. California Stale ~n I~~ of a UC Irvine Extension Character.'' R i c h ar d R. Physica l Sciences Bldg., UC "The Architectural Milieu." Bldg., UC Irvi ne campus. Fet: at Long Beach . FirFl o a . lecture.Series, 7-10 p.m., Rm. Irvine campus. Fee: all lee· Murton Will~on. A.I.A. Part of all lectures with credit, $45: Irvine Extension 5 session 101 , Ph_,sical Sciences Rldg., Leitch, A.I.A. Part of 8 UCI lures with. cred it, $4~: all lee· 8 UCI Exlcns'ion lecture ' E t · I-lure s c r ,. es s· all !l!Ctures without credit, SW. workshop. 9 a.m. • 1 r.ni · t;C Irvine campus. Fee : $65. x ension ..... • lu res without Credit, $40. in· series. • · ~1 a j n I a in in g Lounne , University lntcrr11ith ''Maintaining Environmental gle admir~ion $4.25. UC I slu· Single ad mission $4.25 UC I ·~ U s \' J l! h 1 """' Environmental Qua lity : The 1 " nd 1 It It 25 Founrtation , lrvinP Town Cen· T E DA . anuary Quality: T e Cha lenge to dents and staff $1.25. s U11ents a s a . · • fl n Challenge to Orange Count .v.'' fer Birt~ .. nf'llr UC Jrvlnecam. ' um an es nu rec!! o c nly" 79·30 pm /I · I" J h R Broe ranjl'.e ou ' . · · ·· TH URSDAY, Janu ary !1 7-9:30 p.m., Rm . I 7 8, THURSDAY, January U pus. Fee: $35. ppraisa • 0 0 · ' Rm . 178, Human ities Hall , UC "Class Clay-Pl ay w i 1 h Humanities Hall, UC Jr\•ine "Charles Chaplin and His Ph.D .. Herbert L. Goodman. Irvine campus. .Fee: a 11 1\1.A .. i;laff. Affiliat{'d Tuslin lectures with credit, ~'<O ·, al\ Analysis." Dnrothea Casady, campus. Fee : all lectures wilh \Vork. A Psychoanalytic n hi · t C d MS A arl1'sland R1'chardD credit. 11"'1: all lectures View."Louis Fridhandler,Ph. r syc o og1ca .rouo an leclures y,•ithout credit, $45. · · ·• · ...,., Consultant Orange Co u n I y 5. 1 d . . 54 25 UC! Casady, M.D. a ss i st ant without credit, $45. Single D .. 'associate Res ear c h Schools. First of a UC Irvine •nse a mission · ' clinical pr ofesso r of •admission $4.25, UCI studenlS Biochemist, departmenl of Extension lecture series , students and staff $1.2S. Psychiatry, UCLA. Part of a and staff $1.25. Medicine, UC Irvine, snd "Develoo inJ? A Second TUESDAY, January It UCI Extension leclure seriCs, TUES DAY, Janua ry 26 Justin 0 . Call, M.D .. professor Career." 7-1 0 p.m.. U C1 ''Invasion and Ad ap t iv e ''Psychoanalyti c Explorations "Abori ginal Life.'' Joseph B. and chief of Child Psychiatry TUESOA \', Jannar:v 5 I See-by T oday'S . Want Ads • IT'S • THAT • DIME • A • LINE • DAY! / 1'An American Biologist's Richard t\1ac'-1illan . Ph.D., as· soclate professor of Biological Sciences. UC Irvine. First of a UC Irvine Extension lecture serie.c;. "Australia: Its Land and 1.ife." 7 • 9:45 p.m., Room 167, Steinhaus Hall, UC Irvine cam ous, Fee : all lectures with credit. S45; al] lectu res with· out credil, $411. Single adm,i:;· sion $4.50, UC I students and staff 11.25. Faculty Club, Trvi ne Town Radiation on an Island. Desert of the Creative Process," 7: 15-Birdsell, Ph.D .. professor of Di vision, de p 11 r t m e n t of Center, near UC I r vi n e· ~C~o~n~<~in~e~n~t.:"__'_A~l~lc~n'_K~e~a~s'._'_l ~, __ll~O~p~.~m~.~· ~R~m~.~t6~1~, ~H~u~m~a~n~il~ie:s~~A~n~th~ro~po~l~o!gy~,~U":C~~~~· ~P~a~r~<;o~r_P~s~y~c~h~ia~t~ry1_~•~n~d~~H~u~m~a~n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cam pus . Fee : S&O, inclt.ides,. navidson. Ph.D., Clinic::i\ History," Al f\-1ellman , f\-1.S.W .• assistant director. Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Federation.Council of Greater Los Ang{'les and director. Commission on the Middle East of the Community Relations Committee. First of a UC Irvine Extension lecture series. "The Midd le East Connict." 7-10 p.m .. Rm . li8, Hwnanit.ie. Hall, UC 1rvine campus. Fee : all lectures with credit. $4~: all lectures wilhoul credit , $4-0. Single admi.c;sion S4.50, UCI students arid staff $1.25. WEDNESDAY, Janua ry 6 "The Re l evance of E d ucational Accnuntabilit.v and the Educational Auditor," Kenneth Bililey. Ph.D., senior lecturer in History and Education, di rector of Teacher Education, UC lrvinc. First of a UC Irvine Extension lecture series, ''Educ a tiona l Accountability : r:va\uation of Accom plishmenl .'' 7·9:45 p.m., Rm. IOI, Physical Sciences Bldg., UC Irvine campus. Fee: all lectures with credit, $45 : all lectures without credit, $40. Single admission $4 25, UCI students aqd staff $1.25. 1'HURSDA''· January 7 "The Pipe of Pe ace , ' ' Slephen S .. Jones, .Jr., B. A., direc tor. The Indian Lore Association of Orange Counly and . Red Dawn I n dia n Dancers. First of a UC Irvine Extension lecture series, "The Nature of the American Indian," 7·10 pm., Rm . 178, Humanities Hall. UC Irvine Ca mpus. Fee : for credit or non<redit. 155. "How \Ve Arc ln ve nte1\: Becoming Human." Robert S. Davidson. Ph. D .• · Clinical Psychologist. First of a UC Irvine Extension lecture series. ''Re-Inventing Ourselves: Changing Li f e Pattern s,'' 7·10 p.m., R. 3 & instructional materials and psychologica l lcs1.s . "Australians Todav: \Vhn Thev Are. What ThCv Do." BruCe H. Rae. AuStral ian Con s ul-General, San Fr;i.ncisco. Pl'lrt Clf UC[ Extension lecture s e r i es , "Australia : Its land and Life." 7·9:45 p.m .. Rn1 . 167, Steinhaus Hall. UC Irvine campus. Fee : all lectures with credit, $45: all I e c I u re~ without credit, S40. Single l'ldmission $4 .50, UC! students anQ staff $1.25. WEDNESDAY. January 13 "As We See Educational Ac- countability and the Academic Auditor from the National Scene." Albert 8. Mayrhofer, special assistant to Associa lc Commissioner Ctf Education, department or Health, Educa· .tiffn and \Velfa re. United States Office of Education. Part of a UCI Exten sion lee. tu re series, '"Educational Ac· countabi!ity: Eval uation of AcC'Qmplishment." 7-9:45 p.m., Rm. IOI, Physica l Sciences Bldg ., UC lrvi~ campus. Fee : all lectures with credit. S-45: all lectures without credit, $40. Single admission $4.25, UC I students and staff $1.25. Thursday, January 14 "Roots and c;roy,·th of !he Crca1ive Process Ourin~ ln - 4, ~1arymoun!. College. 380 S. Batavia ·s1., Orang~. Fee: 10 attend lectures only, 'fhursdays, 7..a p.m., $25: to attend lectu res and Sa!urday y,•orkshnp without credit, $50; to attend for credit, SSS. "Ps.vchoaoalyt1c Unde r - standing of 1.he C r eat iv e Process," Leo Rangell, ~1.D., clinical p rofessor of Psychiatry, lJCLA. First of 11 UC Irvine Extension lecture s er i es, · · Psychoanalytic Explorations of the Creative Proccs.c;.'' 7:15-10 p.m .. Rm . 161 , Humariities llall, UC Irvi ne campus. Fee: a 11 lectures with credi t. $45 ; all lectures "'ilhout credit, $40, Single ad mission $4.50, UCJ students and staff $1.25. N eighbors_A id Quin:ts . Observe First Holicl<iy· LIBERT)' CORNER, N.J. (UPI) -The worllfs youngest qu ints ~·111 relebrate their first Christmas in R new wing of the rural home bu ilt lhrough the generosity of t h e I r neighbors. Amy . Sara . William (:ordon Jr.. Ahljl'.:111 and Edward Kienast will be trn month.s old on Christme~ eve <tnd will share their first Christmas tree · and all the holidAy trimming~ y,•l!h thr1r t1ois1er Bnd brother. ~1ejl'.. S. and John, 2, and Their huge St. Bernard dog. SAm . The toddlers were born at a New York ho.c;p1tal f'cb . 2~. !iix weeks premnturely, In ~lr11. Peggy Jn Kicnasl, Y.1hf'I "'II~ then '29. Thr m(llhl"r h11d been taking rcrtilily ptlls. The chfldrt'ns' f 11 I he r, pl11stics s11lc!m11n \V i l l la m Kienast. 39. \lo'as "'nrr icd ahnut how to squeeze seven children into their smallish 6fl-ycar -old frame house un!JI Io ca 1 ·eontractors vo!untc<'rcd 1 n bu ild a y,•ing which would accommodate. the r a n1' 1 I y comfortably. Jn spit e or linan c lal ~elhack~. the cnntractilrs kcpl their promise to don111e time and malerh1\s .end lhe win.ii: was far enough along 1'1 Thanksgiving ln alln"' the family to have their dinner in lhcir nc"' dining room. Although Kienast nbsfirvf'!I tha1 "people ha ve prrUy niuch fnritotten us." snmr 4 0 0 Chrislmas cards already h.11ve been drllvercd to the qu ints. compRrcd 11'1 50 the family rcC'eivcd last year.· rr. he Kienasl.s are allempting tn reply to e;K.h one. ' s·ANTA ANA anuar SAVE 1/3to1/2 and MORE! 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Orig. 13.98 NOW9" F'rld11, Dtctmber 25, 1970 ' r - .Men 's cotton cord ran cher jacket; polyester/acrylic pi le lining with poly,ester back. Pecan or pine. sizes S·M-L-XL Orig. 19.98 NOW14" Preps' rancher jacket of wide wale cotton corduroy. Pile lined wlth cotton backed Orlon~ acrylic. Pecan or bronzine, in sizes 14-20. Orlg.16.98 NOW12" , .. •• 1" ..... \••· •• I •• ' . . =-·,,,.. .. •• I • \ •• I ~ Clearance of women'• rob11 ln various Styles, fabrics, 11sorttd sizes. 2 price groups to save on now. Hurry! orig. $13 to $14 Now9 88 orig. $1(5 to $17 NOW 12~8 women's cotton corduroy jacket; double breasted styling In assorted colors. Sizes 8-18. Orig. $22 NOW ,17" · . ' .,_ Women 's wool Shetland double breasted jacket. Back belt styling in assorted colors, e-ie. Orig. $27 NOW23" Women 's dresses in assorted colors and styles. Junior, misses and half sizes. Group I Orig. $8 and $9 NOW 5ss Group II Orig. $10 and $12 NOW ass Group Ill Orig. $13 •nd •14 NOW 1oss • ~ . • ... • Men's sport shirt clearance. Assorted sizes. styles and colors. Broken sizes in 2 price groups. Orig. 5.98 to 6.98· NOW3" Orig. 3.91 lo •5 NOW2" • ; ..c ~ . . . . ! •' • . • . • Womtn'a cotton flannel sleepwear. · Gowns and pajamas In assorted prlni,. Sixes S-M·L Hurry for these! Orig. $4 NOW 2aa Special bu y thermal blanket. Polyester/rayon blend with Supernep• finish for minimum pilling. 72 x 90 for twin or full. Green, gold, pink or peacock. Hurry. 3'4 Pre-school Boys' Penn Prest• never iron sport ahirts: long or short sleeves In Fortre1s polyester/cotton plaids, sizes 2·7. Orig. 2.29 to 2.59 NOW1" Infants' and children's cotton knit sleeper, skid resistan t soles. Sizes 1-4, 3 "' '5 Sizes 3-8 , 3 101 .. '6 ' ••• ,. .. ....... '*""' ' . ~· . . . ..... , ...... . . . . . . ... .. , • STOR-E~-.WIDE- /- I. - , . . . . Frldoy, Decombtr 25, 1970 OAJLV PILOT iJ NEWPORJ ·BEACH . ·_FASHION ISLAND ·~on. & FrL-10 to 9:30 Tues., Wed., Thurs, Sat.-10 to 9 · Sun.-12 to 5 MEN'S amER SUITS . GROUP I GROUP 2 GROUP 3 Me11'1 Bener Sport Coats GROUP I GROUP 2 GROUP 3 GIGANTIC SWEATER CLEARANCE Boys' Sport Shirt CIMranc• Short-sleeved styles in solids & plaids, button-ddWn & re1uJar collars. Boys Slock Clearance Tou1h '& sturdy styles with many good.looking features, some complete with belts, cuffed & uncuffed. I MAIN FLOOR t . I MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS LO"I & ihert 1l"w••· f111hlon color• 2 9a.5 8a & @."lnta. ·~··· Orl_t. l .tl-7.tl NOW • • MEN'S BETTER SPORT SHIRTS Knlh & wow•n• In vwy f111Jhlon11bl• 3 99• 7 88 1tylu, ........ Orl9. 6.tl•t.tl NOW • 0 DRESS SHIRT CLEARANCE limited quantltl-br~lc•n 1lzu. Long & short 1IHvo .................. Orig. l .fl·5.00 NOW 1.99 1.,a8 MEN'S CASUAL .~LACKS l"rg• a110rtr.1•nt . Ja"'~E~~s ·•·.i"OVifLTY .. v·e~~\ •·•• Now From our "lnrt Shop" 5 88 54MEN;S ~ovELTY FL~~E ·:~Ac:fw ~ Pinto or Multi-color. Ori , T.tl NOW 6.88 63' i>i!s:·M·EN·;5 FLif'Xi-BEfT SLACK O.t thot ollm look. 17 00 Good 11101 ....................... Orl9. 22.50 NOW • 15 MEN'S VEST SUITS ::!'.if~=!~· ... .. .. Ori9. 75.0G NOW 54.,.88 MEN'S DOUBLE BREAST!O JACKETS 'Olton <Orduroy. 34 la Not •II 11101. .... . .... OrlJ. 42.50 NOW • MEN'S UNLINED JACKETS :::11~~~~1:~.. . . ......................... 3.99 MEN'S SPLIT COWHIDE JACKETS ••Ing• t•lm. 39 ea tE'N~~"Nov·e.LTv \iE0S1·s4~·~s Now • ·solids •"d 1tr1,... 11 88 Not 1111 111 ........... Orlt• 16.tl·2'.tl NOW • MEN'S PLAID JEANS Slim cut. ~m£~·~1$).fi'EP.Si<i'N . Ves0f~· 5 ·" Ncri•lty f•1tnor1. All whit•. . ...... . . Orig. 2f.f5 MEN'S ALL-WEATHER COATS Zlj.eut llnlng} · ~c:MnE•r!;.5· STRAP "O£F~'R4&·r NOW 4.aa NOW 18.a8 NOW 32.a8 P0pUl•r 1tyl8. . 6 18 Com~1ltlon solo. . ..... Orl9. I .ff NOW • WOMEN 'S SLIPPERS A11orted colors. 3 88 Com,otltlon tolo. .... . . OrlJ· 5.H NOW • MEN'S BROWN BUCKLE OXFORDS Fino lo•thor up1Mr•. · 11 88 Rubber hnl. .. . . . .... Orlt· 11." NOW o WOMEN'S HEEL SHOES Soft/l••thor vppor1. M..t um hHI •. --·. .. ... Orlt. 12.ff WOMEN'S HEEL SHOE$ lt•llen Imports. ~A'~'Hiti'N.kaLe At.iius~1~i/jVs Fl•r• 1., In tho l•t••t colors .. ~iSs~S ·~EN.it,.\. ANKL~r~A~T'; ldo•I for orourtd th• hou1• wear. ~l~uSc~S& sL.•o~se·s .............. Orig. l.ll NOW a.ea NOW a.81 NOW a.ea NOW .aa In prli;it1 and 1olld1. L11te1t 3 88•8 88 j7,1~f0R ... FL0A~·e'·t°e'G00 JE·A~0sw • • N"Y• whlto. •t•lpo• onf p•loto. 2 81 3 91 lutlpt ,Prlcof. .. Orlt· 5.00 NOW o • • LATEST IN JUNIOR PANTS W••t•rn look In 1uM•· 24 18 ~~R~05N"c'APER's ?~l;J,5·rM1L~0:'osT • T-shirts In long •nd short 1leewn. SIHo S·M·C. 7 •• 8 aa .... : ......... Orig. 10.00-14.00 NOW • • • JUNIOR SHEEPHERDERS VEST White with b,..wn winyl trim. }'f s~ 1 ONAiilE Ju 111 ioR 0s~·1 ~·fs NOW 6.8a Skl•ll ... •••11"1"'· " 2 99 4 8a Sizes 7·11.. . Ori9. 7.00 NOW • • • FASHIONABLE SWEATERS Cardli•n 1tyl• only. 100-;, wool In red, 14 al MU & off whit•. Orl9. 1t.O.t NOW • WOMEN'S NYLON 5HEL~S Tunic lortgth. NOW 4.aa F111hlon•bl• colors. . Or!J. 6.00 MISSES & JUNIOR .SWEATERS Vffh, c•rdl1an1 & J•rkon1. "" 10 "'"' '°10 "· 6 aa 1 0 •• Or!t· 10.00·14.00 NOW • • • .F.ASHIONABLE 100% POL YEST ER T0~5 Loni 1leow• •nd 1leowolou 1tyln. Prlnto on<I otrl,.. to ,,,._ "'"'· 2 II 6 II Orig. 5,DQ.f,00 NOW • • • PANTSUITS JUST RIGHT FOR THE NEW YEAR l•t"t 1tylln1 •nfl colon. '°r MIHy & !uni"'· 9 aa.17 18 Or~9. 14.00·22.00 NOW • • FASHIONS FOR MOTHER.TO.BE • Dro1101, p•nt1 & top1. F••hlon color• & 1tyl••· i.11ssE~r?i<1~~a.oo Now 6.81·12.18 In pl•ld1 •nl! 101141, All ol"' '"" <0lor•· 5 la•• 88· Or.19. 7.00-10.00 NOW • o t.ifSsi!s' 100'/o POLYESTER PANTS Lato1t f111hlon color• of or•nto. •l•ck. ' ~'. .. c.:i~'.r:.~:::,.... NOW 10.88-12.aa BETTER BRA SLIPS Nylon & Iyer•. 2 II A11t. c•lor1. Orl1. 5.00 NOW • LONG LEG PANTY GIRDLE Nyl.., .... ~.. 3.18-4.11 Altt. colora, Orl1. 4.ll•S.11 NOW WOMEN'S WIGS Hum•n h•lr & 1yftth•tlc. . ~·o:~~1~ .... NA& NO.W 12.ll• 19.88 WOMEN'S HAND .•AGS , .. h ... colon 4 •• 7 18 ~ 1tyl ... Orlf. 6.00-IJ.OO NOW • • • SUEDE LOOK VEST '•thlon colors. All tlrt1. , ~ .................. M ..... Orl1-5.H FACIAL SAUNA Wltti com,loalort Mt. By Pall•rto1. • Or~. 1 t.11 NOW 1.18 NOW 14.aa Orl9. $2.91 -NOW $) 88 Orig. $J,9M.tt-NOW $299 Specl1I group of 1we1ter1, pullovers ind cardigans 1t 'an unbe1t1ble low price. Orig. 6.88 NOW 5.88 --All the latest mod styles -j)ulto"Vers & car- digans, sleeve.less styles, vests in groovy fashion col6rs. • Group I Group II LAUNDIY DETIR~ENT Enzyme Action BIG SAVINGS Orig. Ut-10.tl 7 8a0•lt· 11 .tt-9 8a NOW • 14.tl NOW • s.~ 4-... Orlt. 1.49 NOW 77c Xmas decorations Asal. Lights, Ornaments. Look Ahead~ Next Year. WOMEN'S SUITS W .. 11 8MI bltlldL TwO 11rtll thr10 pltC8 15.88 1tylos. .. _ ..................... Orig. 24.11 NOW WOMEN'S COATS C••val •nd drouy. A11orted stylos. Orig, 2S.ll-l5.ll NOW WOMEN'S JACKETS Pll• blonda. Sm11rt dot•it. ........ Orig. 23.00..J0.00 NOW WET LOOK' RAJNWEAR 14.81-19.81 1ts.aa.26.8a Pront zipper closlng. l•lt dotall ............................... Orig. H .00 NOW 26.aa BRIDAL GOWNS ~=~~:·o~~. :7.~~;;i~::~w 35.18·79.88 · MISSY DRESSES ~!:: .~~~ ~~~:':0.~~20~;, :.W6w 6.ll• 14088 WOMEN'S UNIFORMS Discontinued •nd 1ollt d. Jr1., Ml11y 2 18•6 aa •nd h•lf 11101. Or ig. 4.U-1 O.U. NOW • • GENUINE MINK BOAS White, r•nch •ntl p111t•I •nh•nC• your 15.81 costum• ...................... Orig. It.II NOW DRESSY COATS Bolted b•ck. 'II• cut 42 aa fob•lc. ...... .. .. ............ Orig. 60.00 NOW • SKI JACKET =~::.. ·~:~s.1:.~~-00. NOW 12.11•, 5088 GENUINE SUEDE JACKET F•l•I• d•toll. Tl• bolt. 14 81•22 a8 ........ Ori(. 11.11-26.11 NOW • --.. • _ ALL-WEATHER COAT R•ln or '"'"' woor. Mony 12 II• 16 al 1tylo1 ..... Orl9. 15.11-25.11. NOW • o JUNIOR DRESS ~~~1~'l:.~ .~~~:i:~~:;.~~'" ·~ow 2.18•6.81 I UPPER LEVEL I GIRLS COATS 51"' ,.,.. 1 0.11.13.aa·. ·&<1'li'.s "o~E SSES . . . .~!::~GROUP I 1.1a & 2.88 GROUP II 3.la GIRLS ROBES • :::.":~f!'.on. . ................... _ .... _, 5.44•6o44 GIRLS BLOUSES ....... ... 2.99.3.aa ~j~{s1 ~0:0RPINATE GROUPS ""' 7.14, ' ... 3.81-5.44 GIRLS VINYL SKIRT SETS Slrtl 7-14. . . . . Orig. l .OO•f,00 GIRL·s SKIRTS NOW 6.aa 111 Mlodlon. R....... 2 •• 3 ea SllH 7-14. .. .. .. . .. . . 0 • • GIRLS JEWELRY CLEARANCE • 1.44-2.44 GIRLS HAIR ACCESSORIES .77 GIRLS BLOUSES . 51101 3-61t. GIRLS SKIRTS 1.11-2.aa Slzn 3·61t. . .. . . GIRLS SKIRT SETS ' Sl1u >·61 .. 1.~6-2.88 3.11-4.aa GIRLS DRESSES ""' "''· ...... .. . 3.44•3.a8 INFANT'S KNIT SH l R.TS - Turtleneck •nd r .. ulor coll11r1. l lt 1 441 iilRt~5· ;. aov·s e:8~~ ~i'-ri'° Now • O"' ond tw• pluo •tyl ... To4dl" 9 81 11 aa 1l1n. Oriti. 12.00.1,,00 NOW · • • • PLAID BOY'S PANTS SO% P•IY"to•i!G% <Olton 1" oooy 2 ""9 3 90 c•ro. ... .... OrJg. 4.t ... S.tl NOW •I • • . DRESS-UP JEANS Perm•nont.pr••• twill , ltlt loop 1 99 ottlt. . . 0•11. US NOW o BOY'S SWEATER CLEARANCE Pullov•r• ""~ c1rl'!lgan1. ltlted •rtd 1l1ov•I••• 1tyl11. P•1hlon 1 II I II c•l•r1 ........ Orl9. J.ff-1.ff NPW • • • BOY'S LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS Button llown •nd ro11ul•r coll•r. Solld1 •Ml 2 18 ,111ld1. . .. , Orig. 3.SO·l.tl NOW • ACETATE TAF~ETA PIECE GOODS '••hlon c•lor1. 45" wide, ..... • ........ Orl1. 7f< yd. NOW SATIN PIAU DI SOIE Por ol•g1rtt dnl9n1. ~~it~0Eo ... PiECi ... G~~o~·1' yd . Now 100% Nyl•n. ~t~"R°oOM HAJPtR~ .. yd. NOW .44y~. ·.77y •. 1.aay •. Vlny! conrod c•n• d•1f9n, 1 0 44 ~Ut~TED 0 BEDSPRE~~s "·'° NOW • '. •••11-" ....... 14 II itAs~ii: BATHROO~r·~l~~ow ~e~TAINS. ~~~~~.:-:3::;. . . . . .. .......... lave so•At NAUGAHYDE FUl!NITURE THROWS lrowrt only. · , ~Qb>'oE'PioitAP'Eilv ~'6to;•·00 Now Docortt., colon. 4-ffft length. Orl9. 1.tl to 2.4t 7.11 NOW•'• PINCH PLEAT SHORTIE OllAPIS Gold or ollvo c•lor. 45" •1tllll 14" lengths. .... • ....... Or~. S.M N 1.41 NOW PRINTED DRAPERIES Cont.mpor•ry or floral . 41"114". . . . _., ................ Orl1. f.H NOW 4.88 3.18 l LOWER LEVEL I SOLID STATE BLINDER Vorlo•I• 12 1peod. 44 os. c•nt•IJ'or .............. Orl1. J4.00 EPICURE• COOKWARI . For th• true gourmet coolc. NOW 24.11 , .. PAN 5 00 IAUCI PAN 6 00 Orlg. 1.00 NOW • Ori• 10.M JrtOW • GLENFIELD FIXED POWER SCOPE 4xJ2. 1" tube dl•m•t•r. with 13 II IMll c•p1. . ....... ... Orft. II.DO NOW • GLENFIELD SCOPE MOUNTS WITH l·INCH • :!:,~1 1 >~~c.h. ~~ ... ~~~ ~~~~·~~~ •. f.U NOW 4.18 MARLIN SCOPE MOUNT COMPLETE with 1" rln11 •nll t.eM for Marlln 444, 4 la l3', 62, or .UG. ...... ... . . . Orl9. 6M NOW • BEN PEARSON ARCHERY EQUIPMENT Fl•I point• ond 24 77 1trlng1. .. Orig. 3ft.·Hc NOW • •o ZENITH JUNIOR SKI OltT"T ~·~~.~~~::::. :.~ .. ~~.~ .. ~~~~.~.~.: ............. NOW •••• TORNADO BOWLING BALL IY EIONITE ll•ck rubber. 15 1•. only. Plttlnt "1 I 88 •ppolntmont only. ... .. ... Ori• 12Ja NOW • ·PLASTIC BILGE PUMP:...Doubl• Action Fish Giil Valve Self priming. ln1tructlon 3 81 ~~~~1 G~oO SKlSET:::::BC::~ic:~: SII:~w 0 lrok•" lz ... Sto,_11, blMlln11. Pl•1tlc 44 •• top 11'1 t. 2 ,,, Oflly ......... Oriti· ft.ft NOW • FOR MOST JUNIOR CASTING ROD ~.:d1~"~:.1~·;0~!-~~.~.'.~~ .. ~.~.~.~ Orl1. ftc NOW .66 TRAD. SOFA-IOI" GOLD :0~~1:.·~~ .. ~~~~ .. ~.~r;,-;·J,~ c•':fow 359.00 SOFA 96" TUXEDO ARM ll11clc pl•1tlc. R•vor1lltl• culltlena. 258 00 C••t•rs. 1 only ........ Orl1. Ht.to NOW • CONTEMPORARY CHAIR ll•ck pl111tlc. R•v•r•l•I• cu1hlon1. 1 only. .... .... . .. Orl1. 171.H NOW 68.00 19.00 SWIVEL CHAIRS FAMILY '•mlly furnltur•. Block ,1.1tlc. Plallf cushions. 2 only. .. ....... Orl9. 75.IO NOW SWIVEL CHAIR •· Soft grHn v•lwot. Rov•r•lblo cu1hlOM. 141 00 1 only. .. .. ......... Orl9. 16t.IO NOW • FRENCH PROV. DIN. RM. SET T11blo with 5 !J'•lrs. R .. I hrt•ln. 1 ••t. .... . . Orl9. 221 .00 NOW BOOKCASE BUNK IEO Without M•tts. 119.00 te'oiT".4·~EA'b "i'OAtd•· 129 ' 00 NOW 99.00 , Qutoft or Full 1.;A'l·1AN··;.ilov:fi1..."i>1lo~rD NOW 61.00 QuHn or full . 1 tnly. ... . . .. . .. .......... Orig. lt.00 SWAG LIGHTS NOW 38000 15 ft. ch•lft1. In line 1wltcho1. 6 models ........................ Or11. 10.ff 9" AUTO POLISHERS NOW 1.81 2Y1" hoH1. lnllllu1trl•I r•totl. 41 99 Jii"1H.P .. ROUTERS . 0'11· ..... NOW • Hnwy lluty. GrMt 1lft. ~il:.1(sH1Nci'SAND.iiil~rli. "·" ~ow 39.99 F •r hMM w.rk th.,. '.:L'u~t'NUM SHELVI~~· 21 ·" NOW 23.99 ,. .... , ... ,,... 8 44 ~~~:"etiAiloiil 'ilA:.:'L~· ~·~111:;~y siT 'iiofi RUNNER siii~~A~~.TNOW 11 •81 JOHNNY LIGHfNiNO L~J.u~V ~Ns01~ 3 • 18 ....... ,... . ............. 0..)1. 11A& NOW 13.11 X-70 uR POWEii BUGGY lllDl·ON CARI ' SU PE iicvcLE '''''""''''''''''''''''''' ................. . 22.11 M1Ni.:MAt1c"'AliliL·1:N1!·1f·" NOW 21.11 Mil: REMii~ANof········•··························"·· ... 2 •44 ...... ....... . .................... O..ft. 4.tt NOW 2.44 ASSORTED GAMES · "5rARSIEKEif~ii~icCi'""'"" ...... •66• 1 •44 . . ......... ..... . .... . ........... 0•11. 7A& NOW 3.11 STAR·TEAM TOYS ·ssi'iiA"~iE -sii's ... -............... 2•22•3•66 siA' oiviLS S!Al'i°CH. :'lli!;~UE NOW 7 • 81 ... Orif, 4A& NOW 3066 . . . ... , . POWER MITE TOOLS .................................................. 0•11. 1.44 NOW 2.44 POWER MITE TOOLS WORKSHOP .................................................... Ori• tA& NOW 7 044 SCORPIO-MOV·IN-SPACE POWER LIMllS ............................................ .0•11. 2.22·2.tt NOW 1088 HOTWHEEL DRAG CHUTE STUNT SET ..................................................... O•lt· SA& NOW 2.44 HOTWHEEL STUNT ACTION SET · .. .................................................. Orlf. S.H NOW 1.a8 . HOTWHEEL FLYING CIRCUS .................................................. Orl1. I.II NOW 3.88 HOTWHEIL COMl'ET!TION PAK ......... . . . ...... ......... .. . O"g. 2.4t NOW 1.22 HOTWHEEL SUPERCHARGER Spood THt S.t .......... • ........... L... ...... ..... Orig. t .U NOW 6044 RACE SET .......................................... Orig. 14.U NOW: 9.88 HOTWHEEL DUAL LONE ROD RUNNER ................................................ 0"1· I.II NOW 5o44 PENNCREST SUP. I l'ROJICTOR , ............ i... . 39 18 200 ft. c•llOclty ................. Orl9. 4t.ll NOW • I GARDEN SHOP I FALL PLANTING BULBS Laat chan1t tt ,1.nt tullpia. --5 'ktt. 1.00 t•ll ltulb1 ......... Orl9 . .6t ... NOW for CAROUSEL a.Jl.Q WAOON lt•rt your NrMcuo · 17 II· ..,,., oorl,. ................... 0•11. 1tA& NOW • McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS ,._tMoc6wlth 118.81 12'' "8r & ch•lrt ....... Orl9. 17t.tS NOW McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS 10.!0A •utomotl• with 179.11 l61' Nr a 1h•f11 ....... Orl1. 1ff.tl NOW McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS M•c HO with 11" hr 14A II onf <holn ................. Orl1. !SUS NOW .. . McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Mu 15 with 99 81 11" Ur & ch•lrt ............ Orlt. 111.tl NOW o McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS • Powor M"' outo1110tl< with • 7a II 16" !Mr & chlln ............. Orlt· 1".tl NOW • ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS TREES M•ny '1"' & .. ,loll• to ,,,_ 6 98• 15 II frMI •.. Orl1. t.fl·2'.ll NOW • . • LIGHTIO OUTDOOR DICORATIONS :r;.:,~1 .. ~~":1~: :.~11•1~:· w·.:~~ 1 .18•4oll ASSORTED CHRISTMAS LIGHTS .. lltltt i.~ .. , "......... 2 -.3 99 .... Orlt• 1.22-'M NOW • 77 • I AUTO CENTER I TIGRI Ill T TIRE SALE :~~~1'1::T,~~~~:·Nyi~~ .. ll•u Mltetl. 1 8.00 + ~-:~ 6f5x14, ................................. r ............... . NYLON GLASS BEL TEO ~.::::~~l~on Pl~t~ ~~.;~'111.ts NOW 135090 CHROME REGULATOR COV5RS Drool up you• c•r· Wt .. ......, tho prlc ............................. _ ................. Orlt• 2.Jt SEAT COVER SPECIAL IUY NOW 077 -.... ., ,,,,..,, hoof ..... 16.88 ,_ ........................................................................... . OIL ~ILTER CLIARANCE ~~~~i·:;i~'.ii~~~;.~&iiiAiicii· 4 '" 1 •00 I only. loo -Wo '""' h•,. . 4 18 your ........................................... , ••.. a, ... M................. • IOLT.ON HEAD RISTS ;:.on:.~~~.".'".~ ".':on~t .. 1~'. ................... 2 ftr 1.00 RITRIAD TIRI SALi 11" rim •I•• tftly. 11Jx11 11Mf M1111 ..................... Orig. ti.II TAPI DECK SPICIAL 0....11tretera 1M ·-·· ................. °''• ., ... VW MUFFLIR Plts.'0.''4 lllf. 1 t11ly. W.n't 1 .. t .............. ~ .......... Otft. 11.fl NOW 3.00 HUllS Al'X SH1'TlllS ...... ___ ,,""• 12 00 20 00 Chtv_y~ °''•· J.t.oo-st.oo. NOW • • • 4 TllACK TAPI SPECIAL v~r~'i:i~;;.;;,-.... : .............. ,........ 1 ·'1 m~~;:~·;;.'lt1\if-r':1u1~0w ioo.oo IO month ...... -Hoa•r ~..., 18 18 itt'~~1iiii.i'fi1;'1MoWlll'IIs UCHANOI • ~t'ri:::;~~~: .. 0,';;~'. .. 4 ... 99.00 ~=· ~'.:".: ~1~:.t'.~~~ .. 10% on .. . ' • ' l - . ' . ' l~ • r ' Friday, Decembtt 25,-1970 Christ11ws Mail Sgt: John Autenrieth. Valparaiso, Ind ., reads Christ· mps mail from homs.-flt command post near Chu Lai. South Vietnam. Autenrieth and JliS°Ouddies in the 1st Infantry Regiment, 52nd -Division, will be out <In the Jines Christmas Day. ' Palestinian Rebels Suffer Body Blow By HARRY A .. DUNPHY BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - Until bloodied by t h e · Jordanian army in September, lhe Palestinian guerrillas were a threat to peace in the Middle Ealt. Now, with peace talks likely to start bef-0re the end of the year, the guerrillas are on the ropes, desperately trying to buy time. Guerrilla leader Y a s i r "'Arafat has demonstrated this recently by appealing to Egypt and Syria to intervene in the "deteriorating" situation in Jordan. In fighting there. t h e Jordanian army swept into Jarash on tbe main highway between the Amman and the Syrian border. fJushing the . guerrillas out of their last major strongh old and mcattering their supply bases Jnto billy olive groves north of lbe city. · In the .past, such an army move against the guerrillas would baye triggered off v.iolence -in Amman. The fi,ghting last week caused barely a ripple in the capital. Palestinians in the crowded refugee camps r e in a i n e d inactive. · By the end or the week both sides again bad pledged to abide by peace agreements they signed earlier wi th an Arab truce mission. But "'hat is. in fact. "deterior'iting" in Jordan is the g ue r r i 11 as' position. Arafat repeatedly ha s maintained that no Arab leader could cross sword s with his revolution without risking de.feat by the fedayeen and a rev~lution among his o"'n people. Yet King Hussein. who presented 1he Arab case to Pre si den t Nixon in Washington. and President Anwar Sadat o[ Egypt are moving toward peace talks without so much as a backward glance at Arafat. In August 'this would not have been possible . Another fa ctor contributing to the guerrillas' tro1:1bles is their constant but unsuccessful stabs at unity. The Central Committee held four days of meetings in Amman and ann oun ce d formation of a gene ral military command and a smaller secretariat for day-to- day operations. But these moves o n l y officially· confirmed what has been the commandos' situatio n since September when fighting forced them to push side their diferences and unite. Under the agreements announced last week. the various commando groups and • the Palestine Liberation Army maintain their identities while the military command trieS to work out a unified strategy. Disputes within the commando groups C<1ntinue . _ Jn the meaotime. the Middle East situation appears to be moving t o W· a r d reso)ution. Diplomatic sources in Beirut now confidently predict the st.art of peace talks· and a second extension of the Middle East' cease-fire. During this ex!ension, they say. the Big Four powers will succeed in reopening the Suez Canal and getting the Israelis to agree to more wilhdrawals over an extended period, leaving the most difficult questions - Jerusalem. the Golan Height! and . the Straits of Tiran - until last. According to these sources, once the canal is open the next st age would be the return of Pa!eslinian refugees who fled in l!l67 to a demilitarized West Bank. This also is ·worrying the guerrillas. Prominent West Ba n k Palestinians increasingly are discussing such a state in Jerusalem n""e w spa per s . whether it should be a part of Jordan: scmi-autcinomous or independent~ ~lussein h a s promised the Palestinians a referendum on this questio~. \Va sh, State Sen. Au j'ust P. Mardesich pours a buc.ket Cull of lapel pin s toutin~ U.S. Sen . Henry M. Jackson for President of the United States in '1972, _''.Jackson for President" committee . was formed following Jackson's lan~slide re-election Nov. 3. . - I " . . . . • • • ,Jo •:-o .•·•·..:~DI,,,,< Start? Saturdqy_at-9 a.m. -. . ' AFTE~~CHRISTMAS-- ., FASHION SAVINGS . GROUP OF FASHION COATS Misses' coats 27 -were 60.00-120.00 FAMOUS MAKER DRESSES Town & Trave l 49 -were 36.00-44.00 PURE ~OOL KNITS SUITS . Town & Travel 49 -were 40.00-56.00 CASUAL, EVENING JR. FASHIONS Young~g 94-were 20.00-40.00 PANT DRESSES AND DRESSES, 10-20 Boulevard dresses 95 -were 18.00-32.oo FAMOUS POL VESTER BLOUSES· better blouses 39 -were 11.00-15.00 SOLID AND PLAID SKIRTS 5-13 campus shop 43 -were 14.00-16.00 ORLON® ACRYLIC CARDIGANS knit sptswr. 72 -were 15.00-17.00 PANTS IN SOLIDS PAITERNS . ' active sptswr. 76-were 15.00-20.00 PROPORTIONED ACRYLIC SKIRTS coordinates 101 -were 11.00 SHAG LEATHER BELTS accessories 19 -were 3.00 JEWELRY GROUP jewelry 22 -were.2.00-3.00 .- HANDBAG COLLECTION handbags 26 -were 8.00-30.00 BLOUSES AND SHIRTS blouses 31 -were 7.00-9.00 FAMOUS MAKER SHOES women's shoes 51 'were 22.00 GIRLS' SPORTSHOES young people's 70 -were 12.00 · GROUP OF DRESS SHOES blvd. shoes 112 -were 14.00-16.00 . ' COLLECTION OF SANDALS 39.99-69.99 19.99-26.99 26.99-29.99 14.99-26.99 10.99-l9.99- . 8.99 9.99 10.99 10.99 7.99 1.49 99c 3.99-14.99 3.99-5.99 better casual shoes 129 -were 24.00-19.00 · BOYS', GIRLS' PLA VWEAR 10.99 6.99 9.99 9.99 1.99-2.99 2.99 5.99-6.99 2.99 7.99-9.99 99c infants 38 -were 2.99-4.99 -BOYS' FLARE PANTS little boys 52 -were 5.00 PEASANT DRESSES girls' dresses 56 -were 11.00-12.00 ACRYLIC Pl.AID JUMPERS gi rls' sportswear 77 -were 4.59 DRESSES pri!-teen 90 -were 13.00-15.00 TAILORED AND FANCY PANTIES daytime linge rie 28. reg. 1.35 conoN FLANNEL PAJAMAS lingerie 10-were 5.00 BRUSHED NYLON GOWNS lingerie 10-were 5.00-8.00 LONG ROBE, PURPLE, BLUE OR ROSE loungewear 53 was 14.00 MAYBROOKE 1-PANT SUITS men's suits 21 -reg. 85.00 GROUP OF SPORT COATS men's sportswear45 -were 55.00 VAN HEUSEN DISC. STYLE DRESS SHIRTS men's furnishings 6 -were 7.50·9.00 ARROW DISC. STYLE SPORT SHIRTS men's spt. furn. 84-were 6.00-7.00 BOYS' FLARES boys' wear 14 -were 6.50·9.00 FAMOUS MAKER SPORT SHIRTS boys' furn. 23 - were 5.00-6.00 FOR THE HOME 3.99 3.99-4.99 9.99 69.00 39.00 4.99 3.99 3.99 ·1.99 POL VESTER PILE BROADLOOM SHAG floor covering 32 -were $12 sq. yd. instal. CONTEMPORARY AREA RUGS 8.50 25:99-124.99 6.99-29.99 1/2 OFF rugs 137 -were $30-$150 NO-IRON FIBERGLASS DRAPERIES draperies 11 3 -were $9·$40 CHRISTMAS PRINT TABLECLOTHS linens 30 -were $4-$10 SPRINGMAID COITON VELOUR TOWELS 49c.:1,79 towels 30 ·were 80c-3.50 CUSTOM DRAPERIES LABOR INCLUDED cifstonHabrlcs 11-80" minimum length were 2.75 yd. COSCO 1-STEP STEPSTOOL housewares 33 --was 6.50 DAVID DOUGLAS THERMALWARE housewares 33': was 8.00 ' 1.99 5.99 5.99 . • I.~ . ... . ~ . ....,~w·..t·,. ' " . '" '•J _, 1': .-~ . ..: •. ,• •· •' • -&-CLEA-RAN~E-S • --- FOR THE HOME 12.99 COSCO FOLDAWAY TV TABLE h~usewares 33 -was j 7.00 SHETLAND SWEEPERVAC vacuums 73 -was 24.99 ' . ASSORTED INFLATABLE FURNITURE housewares 87 -was 12.95-29.95 RIVALCANOPENER-JUICER . small appliances 74 -was 20.00 CUITING BOARDS housewares 29 -were 2.50 MAN'S/LADY'S FAMOUS 21 " CASE luggage 36 -was 27.50 NEEDLEWORK KITS , art needlework 40 -were 4.00-.1 ,V.QO 95-PC. CHINA SET ... china 46 -was 89.99 CLEAR MARTINI SET glassware 126 -was 10. 99 19.99 9.99-24.99 17.99 99c 20.00 1.99-5.99 59.99 5.99 ' FAMILY.EXERCISE GYM sporting goods 50-was 60.00 DUPONT NYLON PILE CARPET floor c9vwings 32 -reg. 10.00 sq. yd. TEXTURED NYLON PILE SHAG CARPET floor coverings 32 -reg. 10.00. sq. yd. TEXTURED NYLON PILE SHAG CARPET floor coverings 32 -reg. 11.00 sq. yd. FRAMED TRADITIONAL PICTl:JRES mirrors -pictures 75 -were 10.00 44.99 6.99 6.99 7.99 :- 4.99 :(: PLATE GLASS DOOR MIRRORS mirrors-pictures 75 -were 28.00 MEDITERRANEAN STYLE BEDROOM bedroom fu rn itu re 143 -5 pc. reg. 530.00 MEDITERRANEAN STYLE BEDROOM bedroom furn iture 143 -5 pc. reg. 850.00 3-PC. MODERN BEDROOM bedroom furniture 1,43 -reg. 620.00 VELVET COVERED LOVESEATS furn iture 141 -were 395.00 to 405.00 LOOSE PILLOW BACK CHAIRS furniture 141 -were 160.00 24.99' 399.00 699.00 549.00 -. MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING sleep shop 145 -Simmons were 79.99 each piece "266.00 79.00 59.90 42.00 MAITRESSOR BOXSPllJNG sleep shop 145 . Simmons were 54.99 each piece B.UDGET STORES VALUES SHORT SLEEVE JUMPSUITS, VARIED 5 sportswear 800 -except Wilshi re were 11.99 • 99 JR. PANT SUITS, JUMPSUITS • 9 junior scene 801 , 821 -except Wilshire. reg. 11.99 -17.99 • 99 MISSES' CULOTTE LOUNGERS, 10-18 d~ytime dresses 8 10 -·except Wilshire were 9.99 4.99 19.99-29.99 2.99 6.99 1.59, 2/3.00 WINTER COATS, SIZE8-16 coats 828 -reg. 29.99-39.99 NYLON SLEEPGOWNS, S-M-L SIZES lingerie 821 -were 3.99-5.99 NYLON NEGLIGEE SETS, S-M-L li!lgerie 821 -reg. 8.99-1 0.99 RIBBED OPAQUE PANTYHOSE hosiery 807 • reg. 1.99 VINYL FASHION HA NDBAG S handbags 827 -reg. 3.99 WOMEN'S SHOES, VARIED shoes 82 1 -were 4.9~-6.99" JR. BOYS' SH IRT TIE·SETS thildren's 808-,were 2.99 \ 2.99 3.99 1.69 ~ ·> GIRLS' SWEATER VESTS, 3·6x, 7-14 girls' wear 824 -reg. 4.9 9-6.99 GIRLS' COITON PLAID DRESSES 2.99, 3.99 ' 2.00 1.99 girls' wear 824 -except Wilshire were 1.99-l OO 4.99 • , BOYS' CASUAL PANTS, 8-18 boys' 822 -except Wil shire. were 3.99-4.99 WARM LI NE D JACKETS, 36-46 sportswear 817 -were 18.99-24.99 COITON CORDUROY SPORTCOATS men's 814 -were 1 !i.'99 LONG SLEEVE DR ESS SHIRTS men's 806 -reg. 6.00 ' NO-IRON SPORT SHIRTS men's 805 -were 3.99-4.99 . MEN'S ALL WµTHER COATS men's 814 were 25.99 12.99 16.99 4.99 2.99 18.00 . . . 111ilY co.south coast plaza, san diego fwy at bristol, costa mesai 546-9321 shop saturday 9 am to 9:3 0 pm. sunday noon 'til s pm ' MAVCO I • • •i.~·~··, ·~· ..... ~ . .-. .......................... Ji..,J,......0'-"11'""' ... ~•.• .... _,..~.~.i;;;;;::;r.::-:: ___ :lll'llllll ..... " ..... lllll.~."" ...... 11111 .... ~ ........ """',. ..... ,. ... 1111.,1111 ..... "' ..................... ~ .. '!" .......... "!' ... 9!'t'I . .. .. . . . . . . . . ·~ ............ ·-· _.,__,....,. .. . .. ' F.ridAY, Dtcember 2S, 1 ~70 DAILY PILOT H Coast Children Kept in G9.od Touch Wit~ Santa Claus ' ' . . _ _. -. Dilar Santa Qaua, · alel&b a bi( servlee staUon co'mpo1ltlon wbeeis , a red How are you I want a small · witO eas pumps and places to • anoopy watch, a 1.t u ff e d pool t,a.ble ltld a footblJl and fix some cl!I~. I would -iike monkex. ]'!ult drt~ .skirt. tee and a bi'e and thit's an. · some more nice.story books, a a secretary type. writer, loll.g . UYt. P•Yl'lf@rvey . coup!~ ~o~. ~t. tell _my ro~ funy s_M2per1, chtmistry • . fivor1te s.iQ[:~~· and. some set, doll playpen, or ' few ~ar S,nta Clause and Misses m_odellng clay.-twould be very things you think I would.like. Santa Claus, , hap py with anything eJse Y!lU Santa I do not wish to a:et all .I like you very m_y9'.j'~lhink.:M: I Will be sure to leave of these things because I elad we havi' a santa clause. you, mi!Kina-cooiues by my realize that alot of bOys and I'd like to have lol's of toy·s chimney. girls do not get anythings tor but of C<!Urse yoq7need-lots-of ..._ --lots of love, -chrlstmas. Merry Cl)rll.tms!. tnd a couple cutlit!. Please say bello to Mr•. Claua. Hope all is well wllh you. Your friend, Eddy most of the time. ' Thank you, Mark Tbomaa boota and a fin&er doll. I Jove yoir. Mason, Trixi, Dinal!OUI', Gum: Nuta, _Bl& Wlleel, -,., by and Polroy cm, space Robota • . Dea, Santa, .Love, Katby Kee ~··'f'llW ~ou, BWy Moore -y.,.t. friend, WeeleyOll'ltr l wlnt a Cbrlltmu record, Dear. Santa Claus, p -~~~~=~~~~~~~~ Sant ' • To Santa -an<! I little dogy, aid a tra!ri" --I want sornt 0£ Dawn'a DeirS!nta-raaus, -oTbil 1' ' ' I lost n;tY Jet~ from you that with a speed rat!, and Johnny · clothe. Dawn'a car, Don't I waht a camera, jobny ~est ' ii my list. Snoopy, your elves gave me. •want a Ll1htnln1 500 tndy set. and a break the let, baby go bye and · tbunderbold and a paper macbe, pktur mater sil!Y 1trin1 !!-Pd 8i jewelry. st:eched ~tUe, _ and _ !.-i>\~· ill!U playful, pajamas; a sleeplna· bag.. J set, play skoool not-out bench, .. Th1.1lll)la.U,=t.ove, Mia J>O?CO!llmaier, ana ilSlfaYUi --e. TTCOald only have one I ·Monij Zink ' lnC!I ·-in the. pantl .. aand1ot a caee. want the bike. slugger, rock em sock mn Dor Santa Floyd Sparks -Beth Girvet Dear. Sant.a ---~-robots,-feaulre& aew-wild-GDt,- I want an Aurora race tra ck I hope you are, feelin& fine, tbls Ii.ant crane lakes on tbe Diane McKamey and Aurora race car, and a Dear Santa Dear Santa, If you can, I would like tbe big jobs, jaJopu showdown Mt.:. _ hockey . aame. I am in I hope you have a very Mery How are you , Santa. I would followJna: toys~ They are: mini tools, wiz.zer, -H o t toys for other pebple not just Kenny David Johnston I love you. for· me. sincerely, Nancy Carmody Dear Sant Claus, Dear Santa ' Cl aus, I hope you don't get to bot on Christmas night. I ·want a peanut.a picber mabr. I'm glad we have a Santa Claus. I will leave you a snack. I hope you are fine. Dear Santa Claus Kindergarten at Tamura Christm11 and tell your elevt!l like a Yfllow and red robot Rlcbocbet rifle, Don't bru.k potatoe, rhiDocerot, How are you feeling? I _Sc_boo_I_. I_h_•_••_been __ •_i_oodc.· _bo_Y __ bli...c..b_I_w_ou_ld_llk_•_so_m_•..:l:..•..:l:..•_c_o_w_bo..:y_;gun:.._•_._M_•.:.i•_r_M_•_tt __ th_e_tce..;'_Sh_o_w_an_d_i.u_..:,_o_h _______ ::.b::.om __ Jefl_ I.hope you bring me a many cars and gas station and trucks and a nice present. Merry Cbrlstmas ! Lcive, Timothy Dear Santa Clause, t would like to have for O\rlstmas, B1by·10-bye·bye, a purple stina:ray with lights and hrakes, 5 speed white. basket with flowers on it, a big barbie suitcase with a Ken and barbie With clothes, t hope you will &Ive me all these toys. Love. Donna To Santa Clause, Your the best one of all. Witch pitch, Dawn the Fashion ahow, silly string, easy bake even, knitting Jenny, baton. from Veronica Robles Deir Santa Claus, It would make me very happy if you could brjng me on Christmas eve in your Joe Dear Santa r""\ • I have been a 1ood girl an°"l would like for you to bring me a baby go bye-bye. I also would like a two wheeler with traing wheel!. I also like Baby Tender Love, so does my sister, Cathy, Cathy is asleep now but she would like some new toys too. I Lcive you Santa, so does C,athy.J. W~ have a chimney now for you to co me down· this year. I hope that~you don't get stuck. love fr om, Chrissy Benedict Dear Sant.a Claus These are some of the things 1 would like for Christmas. Patti playful, double the fun stroller. a bath and Dydee set, shoe skate, size D, wide hope that you will have a nice Christmas. All I want are just a few things and theae are some of the thinp I 'f&nt. Patty Playful, baby 10 bye- bye, stuffed octipus, Toss across, jumping float. a good size football, tilemestry set, i!iant stuf[ed snake, beat a diddle-kiddie, stuffed cat. ali glory velvet, and 1 really want a small organ that would be easy for me to learn to play and books. I hope that everybody will have as nice a Chr istmas as I hope I have. with love, Debbii:..McKamey Dear Santa, How is, the weather up there? ~8ve had some rain tip here. Also we got a new puppy and we named It tigre. When you bring me some Hot Wheels like the Red Baron, Police Wagon, Sizzlers and the super charger. Also a G.I. Joe Now thiu SUNDAY DEC. 27th LATEST L.P. HITS! 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NOW TWO GRANT CITY'S TO SERVE YOU E•st An1helm Center Lincoln •t St•t• Coll1g1 ANAHEIM OPEN SUNDAY NOON TO 5 \ I TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS AT ALL.ZI STORES ; ./t SOUTH COAST PLAZA-'.COSTA MESA ANAHEIM CENTER-ANAHEIM Open Week Nights Open Thur1cley encl Fricl1y E¥enin91 ~ ;OTH STOIU 0'1N SUNDAT, DIC. i7TH-NOON TO I P.M. . . ' ' • ' . 1 ··-... I • ·· 14 DAILY ~ILOT , .. t!d.J, 1.Ettt.~btr 25, 197C -Rural • Co·ngressman , Takes Many Political IUS'ks ' .'lfASHJNGTON (UPI) -Int•.... , freckled man wllh graying -peopl• trying to ""P' Wbe_B FBI Director J. Eda~ · ffoU1e i:ol~ have come hair, acknowledges that his repression and government by 1fooYer recently accused two to elJ)ect suCb IUrPl'i.sel from latest sally, iDvolvlng such· a fear founded it.'.' jaJled. • antiwar Rom an JteP.. William R. Anderson. (D-popular figure as Hoover, ls 'I Anderson's quarrel w I l h C.tbolfc priests ot te141.hg a Tenii:)-:--politicalTlsk -Hoover is Ulat the FBI ch lei to ktdnaP. lovernment ratedlWorld W.1t~Il "But~ ti.me has co~ .. .JO · acCused the Rev_s. Phill~ and il6ciiJ, tne expecleCI outcry combat veter~: and· former draw the line and ~e some .-Da.Alel Berrigan· of a crime from congressional li_.8.ls commander oJ the first a.Joroic risks," he said \a a rec:ent· JVithout havini b r-o u g h t failed lo materialize. subm.,-ine, the USS Naulilu.s, interview. "lf we d on • t charges against them. ln a But bbltJk reaction· :came Andei:soo. was regarded ,&&.JI. ·re.verse some of ~ directiops recent How;e_ spee<:b, h awilUy ' tram ._what. oflhand -hawlC Oil tile Vietnam War we are going in, I can win a-accused,.Hoover of subve 1 might seem the least likely of unlll recently . NOw he is a thousand elections and it won't the ·Constitution and resor itg when be retires, ~ . book by the B e r r I & a n 1 During his visit, he and Rep. ' ' T b e r e ' s b ten a AndersonJ concern over the OPPQiSlng the war. ~ Auglistus F. Ha,,.,·kins (D-(:OnSiderable c ban I e ln Berrigan case is heightened by Then be met them throug a ' Calif.), uncovered the since' Tennessee from. ssy, three the fact he has become a mutUal ·fr;e,.d . A Church widely pub,?~ elist~ of years ago,'' he <:qmmented. "I friend of the>two-bmthers, and Christ-member ....bJ. m 1 e J ,~so.called tiger_ ·cages for W9l!l4 imagine I shook 30,CM» that gets back to hit-changed Anderson has .visited the : political prisoners a_t South hands in the campaign, and I, vie point on t~ war. -Berrigans · In prison :.Jhree Vietnam's Con ~ p~mn. buL don'L recall a &ingl.c IJldividual e. JM:rrig~otlll!rs_a; timl.U!oa. gJ!bQugh ~!!-!!lays he -~hflt was .on!~ one incident that w~ brought up the_ w~r. 0 serving federal prison terms d~s •not .approve or their 1nfluenced ~1s thlfl:klng. except in trrms of hop1n1 we for destroyinl ·'draft bo_ard destroying draft records, he Allhotigh Tennessee is often can get it over with.'' i--:---~-"°--11+u-t b •·r-n troog-Mlvocale of;;wlpadrawal~do-any good. to . .:..kcUcsrroiniscent of Co n Ires s ma nw.otfrom a and a critic of Pentagon "Many members ~Of this A-1cCarthyism.' 'Blitln~ a ' aoniervative, rµral disttict of · budgets who. does not he&ilate · House have .a great fear of t<:haracteristic Anderson touch, Tennessee . where Rom an to speak With concern about Mr. Hoover and the FBI. I he praised , Hoover's long records in Mar}'lihd in 1968.to : admltts tl'lelr co})y}ctlofl and painted -as a Hawkish state, He believes the war w.as Jlit protest the war. Anderson, dOes not beUe"ve they have and Sen. Albert Gore's recent a slgni£lcant factor in Go£t!1· who came b:ack from a taken part-in-any·kidhap-p)ot. eleet-ion--defeai-bas h e e.n defea ' · _.!,,.!....___ ,m v -uiast 1y-Anderson aid -Jiis owrr ascribed to his antiwa1--views,-Anderson .uld_ be his , ' ~ CitboUC voters are few, Bible the destructive Power of the simply do not believe in service and s·u g gt 11 t t d "Belt-.tntimenfis !trong and United States. government · by fear. That's Congress should strike a ~ respect for tbe FBI chief Anderson, 49, a soft-spoken, what this country is all about special medal in his honor ,,...,..----~•RlllW-WALL CAB I NIT co nvinced that U.S. convicUons about Vietnam · Anderson feels hU: own war little mall from home od\ involvement there was a were formed by his visit there, v.iews are not , unpopular at criticism of Hoover, b= mistake, began reading all the although he began to ha\le home. He won a. fourth term a bit from the , books he could -f.ind about doubts a~ut the U.S. role JU in November with 82 pereent generally -and lt is~ Vietnam -among them a far back u 1965. of the vote. · about 70 Percent in his f8:tor-;; . I Two sliding doors ready to finish, use with wall standard and brackets or mount directly on the wall. 30 GAL GALVANIZED TRASH CAN • I I ' I l I • • i r ; ' • • • l • • • ; . . • • . • I l I i: : • • . . • • • • . . • . . . . • • . • \ • • • . • • t • • ' • . YOURCHOlff . UILD IT. YOURllLF ITACK CUBll Stack them anywhere, make bookca·ses, shelves, room dividers fust about anything you want to make with these 15"x15" cubes. 2'' -l''xl2'' PINE SHILVINO Dry knotty pine. Here is a chance to put up-those extra storage shelves, at a reasonable price. . .... Black & Decker· POWER TOOL CLEARANCE ••• _ ........ A. DILUH,.DllLL I~ •••••••••••• 29.99' L 2, SPIED Ve• DllLL ••• • • • •••• 21.99 C. 7Vcu SAW ••••••••••••••••• 24.11 D. 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Charlotte Armstrong, Tex Centennial, Peace Ond many '!lore. #I NON PATENT '· ROSES • All of the most popular varieties top quality ready ·to plant. Roots are packed in special1 moss with 3 or more cones. ·MITAL FLAKI CRASH HILMIT %·90 AP•ROVID . Reinforced, fiberglass shell, contour fitted, foam padded interior. Hos met~I snaps for face shield. Your choice · of red, blue· or gold in si zes -S, M, L, XL 19.99 VALUE ,, i 212 llYINI IL)'D. I ILOCic IAST 0, NIW'°JtT TUS1JN OIJANGE ' I la KATILLA AVL AT TUSTIN I ~~~~~~!!~~ I AT GOLDIN WEST ST. WlSTMIHSTIJt IHOl'PINO CINTIJt LA HABRA 2221 WIST LA HAlltA ILYD. AT llACH ILYD. I BUENA. PARK ' I COSTA MESA I NM VALLEY VllW ST. AT -Ll.NCOLN Jlii •r. 219 I. 17th ITltlET EL TORO LAGUNA HJLLI P'LAZA 2Qt2 ROCK,llLD ILYD. • ' I ' f ' rrldar. Dectmbtr 25, 1970 DAl\.Y PILOT J.""; .DICKWILSON . , . ' And the Entire Staff of Wilson Ford . . . Wish Everyone A Very Happy Holiday & A Prosperous New Year. ·-______ ...._, ·-· -*-*-*-·*lliiiWiiiiEiiiliWiiil!iiiiiiLL BE CLOSED ALL DAY CHRISTMAS DAY'* '* '* '* BRANDNEWl-971 ·BRANDNIW19 1 _ TORINO "-MUSTANG $ FULL PRICE $ERIALN0.1K9141 34473 $ FULL PRICE IMMIDIATI DILIYIRY . . SERIAL # 1F01L150205 FULL PRICE ' ~-:":":"'~:·~~a~:.1~~n~1~~131~"'!!""'!=-"--I WAGON ALI •:::D '71-LTD WAGON ·A YE•$AYE•$AYE '70 YEAR END SALE!! 10PASSENGER $ ' DISCOUNT nOMFACTOlf LIST PllCE DEMOS& EXICUTIUCARS ( 4) MUSTANGS (INCLUDING MACH 1) (6) GALAXIES (l) TOR!~PL..11ARDTOll'. l·DRHOllAll•DOOR llADl'OP l·SQUla11e ll'ASSUelR WAOON (2)LTDS (2) THUNDERBIRDS EXAMPLE: . · LTD HARDTOP PACTORY AIR CHDlftOll 1970 Eqpt. with Y·8, qo!Omotic, FULL $28" 88 power steering, vinyl interior, whetlc..,~.603AGD. ' PRICE ALL DIMOS & IXICUTIYI CAaSAllll•. Lllll NIWCONDlllON & LOADllD WllW I ......... • • • ----.. I --~------- .I \ i I : I I I ' • - ' J . ' • ..• I \ .. Everyone _He1 Someth ing That Som eone Else Wan ts •• j .. Wiiii•"' M. SchMJdt S1l11 M1n19er Y1,.1.i. c.ri.:1 .. 1100 Newport Blvd, Glorlo Spetico I 700 Newport Blvd. . .. • F'rld~. Dtctm'btr 25, 1970 • J 8 OAILY PILOT Saturday, 0(ttmbtr 26. )970 • -. ~ ' DAILY .Pl~OT CLASSl ·FIED ADS You Ceo Sell It, Find It, 'Trade It With ·a Went Ad The Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-.5678 for Fctst ijesults . • "The client has a right t" kno10 everything concerning the tran.!action befo re ht acts ... " . , • . HOUSIS·l"OR·SALE lOOIGonor•I. . lOIOG•J10r•r . 1000 G•n•r•I. . IOIO • • tj another 1970 record ';fear. W. all appreciate_ 'lour RANDALL R, MC CARDLE Pr•1id•nt of Th• Re•I Ed•leo; • coll191 r11I 11l•i• in1lruclor 111J l1ch1r1r: •ulhor of the bog~ "R,,I Ed1!1 l r•inin9 in C1liforni• Col· 11911": • R1•l 'E1l•t1 columni1t for th1 D1il y Pilot; 111!1 director of CARET, conlin,;,eJ, approval. T.,,., McCordle M1n1g1r 27'0 H1rbor Blvd, D.W. H.SMS 1700 N1wport Blvd, 4J. Da.,l•,Stoh 1700 N1wport Blvd, Do .. ldl1111d 2 790 H1 rbo'r Blvd, HGrTY H. Wl ... ,. Ill M1n1g1r 1700 N1wport llvtl, Je'"' Jo-.. 1700 Newport Blvd, J11dy , ... 1700 N1 wport Blvd. Dwtc• ~a 2790 H1 rbor Blvd. TO EXTEND OUR SERVICE WE ARE OPENING A NEW OFFICE IN HUNTINGTOP,til BEACH AT 17931 BEACH BOULEVARD . . N'9el lolley M1n191r Coro111 del Mir Ruth Laurie I 700 Newport Blvd. Gorle1td Wlriir. 1700 N1wport Blvd, ldwlM'tl IC..-1 .. M1n19er Huntington B11 ch Do11 l• .. atcker 1700 Newport Blvd, Nor111 ... der 2790 H1rbor Blvd . Elke GMtl 2790 H1 rbor Blvd, Nod McC,..ry 2790 H1rbor Blvd. Lucy CllMf Coron• tl1I M•r Cl..ty WUllMM• S1cr1l1ry 27'0 Herbor Blvd, JM W. PHle 1700 N1wport Blvd, 1111 hrt 27'0 H1rbor Blvd. lerlllte lllertsH Coron1 dtl Mir G..,..T.._ lnv15lm1nt Div, 27'0 Herbor Blvd , L11n'9 Reul1to ... 1700 N1wporf Blvd. Paul Cood 27'0 H1 rbor Blvd. Rosemary Slob: <:oron1 dtl M•r ' ' H•I Colllfll lnv11lm•nf Div. 2790 H•rbor l lvd. Mort Sc.)ilff 1700 Newport Blvd. 'Do1t Y11!111 Cpron1 · d .. I Mir .............. ~.:..: .... -... i..,.;..~ Serving Newport Beoch • Costa Mesa • Corona del Mar • Huntington Beach 4 Converrient Locations Near You · NEWPORT BEACH COSTA MESA \ CORONA DEL MAR INVESTMENTS 1700 New port Blvd . 2790 Ha rb or Bl vd. 33~ Marguerite 278 4 Harbor Blvd., Suite 201 · 646-7171 . 546 ·231' · 673 ·8550 Coste Mesa 546·231~ PXPER-1.£-l'VGE ELIMINATES EXPERIMENT IT'S FUN TO BE NICE · TO PEOPLE ' ~ ·---,--.. • ,,._ ..... • Saturday, Dett1nbf'r 26, Jq7o DAILY PILOT Jf) 1-H_o_u_s_ES~FO_R~SA_L_E~~H~O~U~SE~S~FO_R~S_A_LE~~1-H_o_u_s_ES~F_O_R _S_A_L!~_H_o_u_s_E_S_F_O_R_S_A_L_E~1 HOUSESFOR.SALE HOUSES FOR SAbl i-°"""~-•-•-1 ~~~~-1DOO-'-~Ge;..;c.ne~r~•~l~~~~-'-DOO-l;Ge;;;;;ne;;;;;r;•l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1;000;;;;;G;;;;;on;e;r:•l;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;IOOO;;;;;\General * * * * *·* * oflnJaJj/e PRESTIGE WATERFROl)IT HOMES IOOO General tOOO . MACNAB • IRVINE ·~ ,_.,. ___ ~--,.._ .. . Friday, Otctm!>fr 25, iq10 oi!LV PILOT HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES-FOR:-. >nrr--H;:;O"'U"'S"E"S"'F""'ORSAL NEW DOPLEXES CORONA DEL MAR 675-3000 *-TAYLOR CO. * SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Serving Newport I-larbor since 1954. twenty• JU~"l' t..-omplcted and rc11dy 12 Yeart of Real E1tatt Service In The H1rbor Arfa CAN YOU TOP THIS? 37 1• -five experienced residenlial sal e~unen with for your oe<:upa oey. :r\\'O CORONA DEL MAR -S81 ,-500 SOl:D-1·1 t1n·d1 1ste Drive over 270 years of service. spaciou11 and modern du· 3 Bdrms .. 2 ba.: gr.eat patio. Low maint. Vie'v of sea & surf from beautiful ~ustom Elegant 5 BR: 4'h ba. home w/fam. r1n. & for-ph.ixt'ii: eat'h featuring S Bed· yard. Loe. Irvine Terrace •2. Reasonably built qu+ality ~fiome. Ove~looks "Little Coro-mal din. rm ......... , ... , ....... $157,000 _FINElf.~5)MES . t'9Qff!, 2~ Bath owne2l'll unit priced at J461500. Xlnt Terms. Will consider ._ • na:.• be.ach-De.iiined.by Ellerhroeck~~P.t...-1------~>---.. -----1-=======""'..--.""'====--ot ~~_Ja.._ £. Bedtoo'!I Baih -4eaSe,.toJ)tion. --~ --r ,.. · 6 Lina1 Isle Drive CHRISTMAS 'SPECIAL -BAYFRO ;r... renta.1. Top quality dcs!&:n DOVER SHORES -VIEW! Ne''' 4 BR. 41ft ba., forn1al din . rm. & 38 ft. Brand new!! Over 4,600 sq ,, ft. 4 bedroom. and construction through-HOME & INCOME 1 A home !011-an executive in prime area. Looks waterfront living rm .. fam. rn1. & upstairs huge family room •. deli~htful morning room. ouL AND special tax adWh. Beaut. duplex. 2 BR. each unit. 2 Sgl. garages. like model home, having 4 bdrms, fam. rm,--study wt frpl. .................. --.-$180,865 An exce'ptionally ..speeial buy..! Asking $179,-t<1.&~~ lnr bejng .lfe :fit;'' Handy to shops, 21h blks. to beach .. $44,500.- f I DR & 3•L b th · E l t & • O owner\. (Check with your. • orma . . 'n;:..:.~ .. a,._ .. ~J .,.,~gant carpe s • 6 Linda Isle Drive 500. Owner anxious for quick sale. PEN accountant). C0~1E TAKE lRVJNE._ TERRACE •2 ~.c-T--.--.--lbr--+-!lf.!'P"~g_ll]~,...-_._..-1.5llD--,---,..,..,-1"-.==oc:d~<':':'~~'::"':2:"=:,.--,0::::-::--;--t--S'Nl': & SUN. ~5 Morning Star; Dover Shores A LOOK 50 , M d I ~ · , ll?OGANTI UA ... Open Sun 1-5:00 Nev~Jy listed. Prestige waterfront hon1e. 4 at l & 50: 1u" .1501 Baxadere Terrace._O_l!fill a_~ J-5.__:ire~ _.__ ' 'l 'J ' ' extra lg; Br .. 4 ba., pwdr~tm.·Lge·. ltv . rn\, & LOVE-IN . "'""''·Can"''"""'· . Sllatfeo 3 ·Batm~ 2 ba. home. P lJSnoblly BAY ISLAND -$187,500 den ; 3 car gar. Beaut. patio/ga rden \V/room For a ramily that loves togelher, do it Medi-rin. & 2 car garage. Lge .. street to street lot, Quiel & secluded livin~ on this exclusive fo r pool Deck & dock. By fl;ippt. .. $220.000 terranean style in thi s corpely 4 bedroonl ·rocim for camper or boat trlr. S54,500. \-o THEREAL ~ E.~"fATERS world of beauty! Tennis ct, private park \vith hon1e and pool. Co111e see thi s litlle corner of trees & £lowers. Charmin){ 5 bedroom h~!_lle 77 Linda Isle Drive-Open Sunday ~ Spain in Ne"1port Beach. $69,500. BAY & BEACH REALTY, INC. 675-3000 w/pier & slip. Call today to see! New S Br., 5 bath home on lagoon. Ma_rble entry. wet bar, AM/FM Intercom. I-luge 111str A MAGAZINE COVER FARMHOUSE HELP NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL I $105,000 Br. has beam ceil. & o\vn frplc. Large liv. & On quiet tree lined street. 4 bedrooms. dinin.[! \Vant a NE~ home? Be first to own this fam. ·rms. w/frplcs. w/deck ....... $185.000 & family room. Built-of the finest woods with spectacular home with 4 bdrms, study, for· high beam ceilings & used brick throughout. mat DR & garden room. Really unusual. Watei"front Lots lluge Jot. Must see. $69,500. Model hom<' \l\ith all thr ex· GerP•r•I 1000 General 1000 1 u·as. Sparklin~ 4 bedrm, 21-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, story home \vi th formal din·\'. 410 MORNING STAR Open Sun. 1-5 :00 No. 76: 3 car garage. Reduced lo .. $77,000 BAYCREST -$7l ,l00 No. 44: 108 Ft. on water .......... $107,000 A MUST TO SEEi A MUST TO SELL! ing , lamily and 2600 sq. ft. 1.-l ust be :rold immediately- $6000 under the market at $39,950. Call 545-8424. , You'll 'Jove thi's one so bri'ng you r check book. No. 88: 108 Ft. Consider trade . , .. $145.000 4 bedroo1n -view -dining room -den -21f.i baths ...... beamed ceiling and corner fire· ' -1 Imagine! 5 Bdrms, formal DR & enclosed For Complete in'formation on all homes & place.· Ne,vly remodeled gourmet kitchen. pool. Like· new thruout'. lots, please call: Walk to Little Corona Beach. $65,000 1607 SANTIAGO Open Sun. 1-5 :00 Bill GRUNDY, REAL.TOR PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT FOR MAtjY HAPPY YEARS . SPACIOUS VIEW HOME 833 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.B. 642-4620 Jnunaculate 4 bedroo1n plus fan1ily roon1 Loaded with extras! 5 Bdrn1 custom-bit ho1ne Turtle Rock home. Steps to pool. tenni5. . SOLD 11 Linda Isle Drive on · corner vu site in lovely Dover~~.hores. General IOOOGener•t 1ooO parks and school s .. bi. jog to UC Irvine. A Large family room & 41f.? baths. $99,:JUU truly lovely place to li ve. S41 ,500 Elegant 5 BR. 41;\..i ba . home w/fa1n . rm. & for· ma! din. rm ........... , .....•... $157,000 Suburbia 1.534 ANTIG UA Open Sun 1-5 :00 • ' TOO LATE FOR CHRISTMAS TAKE YOUR PICK -$69;soo • $85,000 ~ But what a gift for the family ! 3 bedroom Assume 51/,0/o VA Loan Spacious 2-120 sq fl, 5 bed· 1'001n, 3 bath, f'ant1ly Roon1. ro1·n1a1 Dining roon1. large n1nsl<'r Bedroon1, 'l fire.. pl11.ces, brick patio, L'OllLTf'IC' drlve\\•ay 1vlth roo1n for boa! & lntill'r. f'XC<'llf'nl neighborhood s, loca1ion. Beach, school~. & shoppi11g , $42,900. Call no11'. 546.2313 60 Linda Isle Drive Ne\\1y li sted. Prestige \\'aterfront home. 4 extra lg. Br .. 4 ba .. p'vdr. rnt. Lge. \iv. rm . & den; 3 car gar. Beaut, patio/garden 'v /room for pool Deck & dock. By Appl. .... $220.000 Brand ne\v duplexes1n Corona <lei Mar. First MERRY CHRISTMAS! plus fan1ily room single family residence in owner's depreciation. Built-ins & fireplaces. LLEGE & A HAPPY GO·LUCKY University Park. Reflects great pride of Great stor~ge. Call to see today. REA' JV NEW YEAR ownership . Many custom features. Central ''Our 25th Year" "" air co nditioning. Corner lot: $37,950. ... ~ 92 Linda Is le Drive WESLEY. N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hiils koad NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 ******* HOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT General 1000 General IDDD BAYFRONT ESTATE SALE· Subject to open bidding in court. Five bed· rooms, three bathrooms, two oversize single car garages. Pier and float. "Bid'!" $168,500. t\lfink -· JUST OFF THE BAY Convenience & cotnfort-·emphasized in this custom designed 2·story home. Two bed· rooms, study, family roo1n . In exclusi ve Bal· boa residential area. $97.500. Cathryn Tennille DELUXE 5 BEDROOM $79,900 Everything a large family needs. Formal din· ing rm.. 31h baths, family room, service porch. Eating area in gourmet kitchen. Im - maculate. A'Iary Lou Marion REDUCED $10,000 O\vner \vants f~l action, so he has slashed the price $10.000 on his large 4 BR. 4 bath Lido Isle home. Seeing is bcliving • call us! $79,500. M. C. Buie 20 MAIDS WITH 20 BROOMS Will s\veep your beachfront clean! Oceo.n· front home. 2 bedrooms & l lh baths. Beamed ceilings. shag carpeting, VIE\V deck. Only I year old. $59.500. Carol Tatum HARBOR VIEW HILLS • 5 BR . Be the first to see this elegant split·level home, designed for luxurious family living. Huge fam . r m. \v/2nd fireplace. Bit-ins. 3 Ba. Beautiful 'valled garden. $57.500. Belle Partch WINDOW WONDERLAND Love a spectacular vie\v? Then see this new listing. A shining and sp·otless 3 bedroon1/ ramily room home. One of our best. Just $57.000. Bud Austin EASTBLUFF HOME WITH POOL Heated pool in courtyard setting; 4 BR .. 2 ba. home with large family room, 2 patios \Vilh beautiful light view. Ready to move in! $47.950. Harriett Davies BLUFFS CONDOMINIUM Charming four bedroom t\vo·story home on charming greenbelt. Near pool. Many upgrad~ ed features. Priced to sell at $46,000 with terms. Gene Vreeland TFIERE'S VALUE HERE Th e price is indeed rare for t-hii; three bed· room, three bath home \Vith a lovely vie\v of the Laguna Beach ·coastline. A mu st to see. Asking on ly·$44 .500. Kathryn Raul ston OCEAN & CANYON VIEW $25.000 For thii; choice lot in Corona Del Mar. Priced to sell. EZ Terms. Mary Lou ~1arion 133-0700 Coldwell, Banker ANOCOMl'AN'I' 641-2430 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR ., N.B. ' IT'S MAGNIFICENT CUSTOM REGEN N BAYCREST Beautiful 5 BR. 4 ba .; formal din. rm. & Fam. rm. 3 Frplcs. Outside stairway. Many e'l'.tras. This new listing on the golf course-such a 2 Large.-bedrooms plus ve ible den. Lav- beautifully kept custom tri·level just waiting ish use of marble, costly apers; ·beautiful .............................. $145,000 for the right discrin1inating family to enjoy draperies, wool carpeting. 9 FT. Ceilings. its spaciousness. And Such a View·Lush green Lovely brick terrace. An exoiting ho1np for , -o· THE REAL \'."\. ESTATERS Fo~ Complete information on all homes'.& lots, please call: by day, sparkling incandescence by night. a famil.Y with taste. $99;500. \ Bedrooms galore, study or den, huge aclivjty MACNAB· IRVINE BILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR ._____ ' '. & dining rooms, wet bar & 3 car garage-you $600 ,TOTAL 833 Dover Dr .. Suite 3, N.B. 642..4620 get the idea! Realty Company DOWN That'i; aJl you nc('d to huy[~.F~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[ this ~harp home "'hich in· General 1000 General 1000 eludes \Vasher; tl1y~'l'. and1t-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i relrigerator. plus California \1 3040 Java Rd., Mesa Verde · By Appt 9'11 Dover Dr., Suite 120 1080 Bayside Drive 1500 Adams 1t Harbor, Costa Me~a Newport Beach 642·8llS 67S-lll0 (near Cinema Theater) 546-588C).: l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~l l'IR.EPLACE to complete DOVER SHORES 1hc mOOd. $Hl,.100 FULi. 1000 General 1000 General I PRICE BA YFRONT · 1000 Walker & Lee BY owNER Prohate court sale. A chance for your bid. Lari;:c 1 IK'd· roon1. Corner lo!. Near beach. Sunken (01·n1a[ living rm. Slep.up dining lor for- rnal occasions. Separate, massive family rm. 1vilh cozy rircplace. Furnishings also for l><lie. Vacant and ready to go, hurry anti be lirst ! Call \714) 9fi2 .. J.)8~1. FOREST E. OLSON Inc. Rcaliol'8 1a131 Broi.lkhurst Avr. Huntington Beach EASTBLUFF BIG 5 The sc:llC'r of this i;oit:cous 3 yea1· old hon1e has bough! another and DO E S N 'T NEED 0T()()! Get 4 \ovC'ly lovely bedrooms and quick possession ".LIKE NOW"~ Assun1e 6 'I. annual pcrcer.1: age rate loan, and have total monthly payment only $197. 011·ner will even help wi!h down pay1nenL Ifs in LIKE NE\V condi!ion for $32.300. COATS " . WALLACE . REALTORS -546-1141- (0pen Evenin9s) r !!!!!!!!!!"'!$~19!!",5~DD'!""""""!!!!! WHAT A LOW DOWN for this gorgeous '.l bedroom. 2 bath doll hou.5(", Lots. of 'Tender Loving Care here. Deep pile carpets with matching drapes. Time· saver kitchen. double gar. lo Rcaltor11 7632 Edingf'r (TI41 842.4455 or 54().5140 WHERE ELSE 3 Bedroom -2 Bath. N t w I y decorated. Steam room, jacu11i, den & bar. Redwood deck overlooking pier & slip fo r 40 ft, bo1t6 $110,500. REDUCED $7000 for quick $Giel Look at Your Leisure can you get a b<-aulifiil '.l BR &-. 2 Ba home 11o·ith large carefree pool for on I :• 548-1936 or 644·4684 $22, 750? See this tyion!i« Uod '!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!'I'!!!!!~!!!''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [ Condo for easy Jiving, I~ '-~-The office is open during the holidays -visit . . us in our convenient location in the Heart o[ CA-LI. ·<:> •••·2414 Gineral 1000 Gener1I 1000 the l-Jarbor Area. A.~ We have many fine homes, view homesites, • r.EAl'.rr ESTATE SALE SUPER SWAP Nc•r Nc"porl Po 11 ortlcc 236 v" M waterfront, and fine family dwellings in all 1a entone ' 4 BR + DR +.FR· price ranges -some available for immediate LIDO WATERFRONT Open House . I BOAT Stll' occupancy. APTS .• 320 LIDO NORD Beautiful Lido Islt.' Hon1f'. 4 Oivner will trade all lhis . for Drop in or phone for an af>pointment -we'll Sl50,000 Price \\•irh 77;, ls t bedroom t formal din1nG". GOOD Jot or Land. Brand find just wha l you need! T.D. 6 Beaut. furn. units; Completely-tnodern built·in new waterfront home wilh 6 ca1· garages & u!ll. room. kitchen and breok,fas! bar. 36' boat slip. VACANT, Jm. General Offi.:e Open Saturdays & Sundays 80 fo,1. on S\\'ilnrning beach Jargf> sundcck, C..'Ovcrcd pa. n1ediate possession possible. Will consider lrade for boa! tio, 2 car garage +•large Valued' at $82,500. Bring PETE BARRETT REAL TY o~ maxlmunl $85,000 lgc, ~ storage room or office. Cor· ~·ht1t you have & n d lel1 1605 Westcliff Dr., N.B. BR house. ncr lot • slrrr1 to lnvcly 1rade. HURRY! 64 200 Bill Grundy, Rltr. estrada, A. huy ::i t $00.000. DIAi:. &15.0.10'.l 2:.5 833 Dover Dr.. N.B. 642 .. 1620 f'or inspcclioit call : _ FOREST£. OLSON "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I ~~~~~~~""' I JEAN SMITH, R L TR. "' YOUR FIRST "~"''' 4oo t:. l71h St., CM 1000 I Generol IDDD HOME? BEST BUYI REALTORS 2299 HARBOR, C.~f. Roorn lor 1.ots of kids. \\le ha\•c 5 bedrooms ancl three baths. \Va nt to swim? \Ve ha1•c a beautiful pool. \Vant to buy a boat? \Vf' have roon1 10 park on 1he s1rl."Ct . Want a s\l•ing set? \Ve have room for that too. \Vant a line school district? Ne1v. port-Costa Mesa \Vania rair price? $j2,000. Phont 6-16.7171 age, Yard ron1plelcly rcnc.1--------- , . 3 Bdrms., I ',~ baths. Custon1 -..-,-----11hcn you arc fortunate Ill-built. Priced to sell a1 HOME dcct.l, for 1\'f' havf' for•you $2-4000 BUILDER'S REPO'S. Your choice l or 1 bf'drm and fan1ily. New pa i n t, crpts, no down p11yn1en!, no i:losing t'OSt l.o veterans Va. cant. niove in now, Seiieral 10 choose fron1. Jo'or details call 54().JJ51, Heritage Real~ I ors. 675-3000 22 years of T-tcal E.<:!ate Ser.•it·r In !he Harbor Arca BEST BUY! .. \V(' think , , . 3 BR .. :2 ba., g1·ea1 pario Low 11111int. y;11·d Loe Irvine Terrace #2 Rcalist·ically priced at $46,:JOO. Easy 1ern1.~. Will t'Onsider \ease/option. fffilA\' A HE .\fif llE,U :I \' INC 1 EST 1Ql9 675 _!000 j cd including fron1 for thr kids. 10,.. down 'vilJ handle! CALL Walker & Lee Realtors 2790 I-Tarbor Blvd. af Adanis 545-94!)1 Open 'lil 9 P il-1 Vacation Year Around 4 bed1'00ms, o~n bean1 c.~il· ings, balcony. lovely patio or the green belt, near by pool and ·putting green. A spacious home ln a beau. tifully maintained carelree selling in the Bluffg only $46,800. Your number to call to bf' liberated 10 the easy life 673.85.)(). \o THEREAL \""'" ESTATERS ' ... EASTSIDE SLEEPER BUCCOLA BUILT _. Three Bdrm. Two Bath honie ~·ith BIN KiL, Dining area and Jargr fa111ily Rm. wilh ust'd hrick litcplacc. This rani. bling redwood siding hon1e 1vith hc'u vy shake t'OOf Is located in one of Co s I a 1f'.1l'~11·s fin es! 1·ci;idcntial areas • near schools and shopping. Freshly i><tin1cd in &-ou1 • fully carpefcd and d raped. Con1ple1ely fenced • \l't'll larn:lsca!X'(I yards. A MUST SEE AT $28.!XXJ V.7111-1 f'~HA·VA TERMS. 1hc "li!tle honeymoon COi· 'CORBIN ZONED FOR 'tage" in Corona rlel l\lar. • SS J So many d ream of and so BUSINE few h"d. Pleoty of room Im· MARTIN Sharp 2 Bedroo1n 'v/separalc e.l(pansion on thi~ south-Of· i;::aragr + attached room in the highway R·2 lot and only 1hriving business districl. -10% 00\VN _ NO 2nd T.D .• REAL TORS Vicinity of 17th & new Build. NO PREPAYMENT PEN· 641-7662 er~ Emporiun1 Full Price ALTY AND NO LOAN l''EE $25.000. Call n01v for appt. bccaUS(' the owner will cat· lo Sf'!". ry a 90"/c loan. G4G·7171 ONLY $.16,;;oo 1-c>THEREAL \""'" ESTATERS '--· . . . . M. M. LA BORDE, Rltr. -------- 646·05:'» Eves: 646-4579 4 Bdrm. + Family rm. Sell or Lease/option Assunie exlstlng-apr. loan or 4 BR., 'l~~ ba., frplc. 2 Car 61h'.h>. Elega'nt entry hall, 4 3 Y ' ·' •nnn oU... I' I!cdrooms, h I.I g c family gar. rs. o ...... ~ '"'l· 1. A·l Cond. Vacant quick pos. room. natural brick fil'C· ;;ess. Call today! place, swi1n vool. park like Don'! Delay Call Today 673-8550 '-O'THE REAL \'."\. ESTATERS . ' ·. ' .. -BEACH DUPLEX ! Furnished Units Xln.t location! ll8,DOO George Wiiiiamson Realtor Open Houses .THIS WEEKEND .- ""' thii h•11d., directory with yev tlll1 WMk•11d • yo11 90 ho11M-•1111JI"'. All tho loccrtio111 llstff tt.lew ore d1scribed 111 trtoter detail by adT.,tt1f119 •"*'" ._here j11 todor'• DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Pah'o• sltowl119 •P•ll hollNS for tole •r to rettt ore wrg.0 .._ li1r """ i11f•rmetio11 i11 flti1 c:olim. ..cit Friday. e Bill Haven, Rltr. yard. 5~0.i720 Open Daily 1·5 -~11 E. co"'· COM ""·"" 2955 Harbor TARBELL lDDt Aliso Ave & 20th 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath General tDDDGeneral IDOO Geno•••· 673-4350 645-1564 Eves. HOUSES FOR SALE (3 Bedroom & Family) Custom huih, formal dining ------------------~c.;..-"------= roon1, 3 bcch'm, 'l b11, l'.lep ~11vlng rm., fireplat>C, fao1ily rm .. PICC bltns, FA hl'lll, !Mt· lio w/gas fired BBQ pil , dblc gar., rm lor boat/trlr. Lachenmyer Rlty Cnll 646-392S Eves: 54B·6769 $29,500 S3/•% Loan Carpets, dr111K'S, patio, dblc garage, large fenced yard \\'/room for boat & camper, etc. $~4,750. F..astside, C.M. 1 .. • Sleeper . 2 hon1c11 on ::i t11rner Io I in Nc .... ·port Heights. $29.7~!0. Wells-MCCardle, Rltrs. 1810 Nc1vpor1 Bl vti .. C.I\ • 548-7729 $1:>4 a mon1h when you as· ~'""'""'""'""'"""'."''""" sume I.his 5~f. % .apr 1011.n 4 c I th hedrm, dining rm . ""tl'1 0 eswor y h•ll. boilt·ins, large.'°°"''· . ~~0-1120 TARBELl 2955 Herbor & Ca, Harbor View Realtor Nl'11fW'll1 Beach Off.Ice In Corona del Mar 1028 Bayside Or. 4 Bedroom!'r, f11mily roon1 -67:..~9?,0 gartlcn kitt'hcn on oxtra J •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii large lot, Luxury bath ,vJ1h 3 BR CONDOMINIUM sunk('n tub + ml'lny ~,Xlra~. $4l.OOQ. You O\\'n Ille land. In 1:hoict scc:1lon nf l\ton!iccl. Phone 64S.7l7t lo, to bt-t"On1 plelt'lY red!'.'C· PARK LIDO 4-PLEX orurl'f.I inch.iding nc1v tar· pt>ts, Priced helow n11trltcL Act fn~t on thii; onr, $20,SDD PERRON 642-1771 ST;;,000 Newport Beach THE SUN'"NEVER SETS on Goad Income. 213/981.ff0.39 Pilot Classltied ...,.,-~~~~~~- • ---- • $@~~1A-!£~~$9 The Puzrle wilh lhe Built-In ChucHe O llcorronne letter1 of 'ftie '· four ~1ombled word$ l:ie- i"• ;~ 1\m~o~ ~~:~•~•di \ f. I LARNSl l I' I I I l I FETJHI ? s I I r ~ I WO~ 0 wor boby. My · -. --parents look one fook ol me · t, G Y H (, I R I ~nd s!arred -. 11-1 I II I I I O <:omole111 the chuc~le quo~d . . . . . b,,. /,!11np ;.., 1he ""!~"'9 wnrd -~~-~~~~ you do.eloo from )rep No. J below. @ P~INI. NUM8fl1f 0 1 lflTERS IN SQUA~[S • ' ' • I I I I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWER IN CLASSIFICATION 8000 9282 Mokiharia Dr ., liuntington Beach 968-0271 Sal. & Sun. 1·5 (4 Bedroom) 11.30 Santiago Dr. {Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat. & Sun .) **II Linda Isle Dr. (Linda,lsle) NB 675-3210 _JSat. & Sun.J (4 BR. & Family or Den) ' 1627 Port Abbey, Newport Beach 541>2313 . (Sat. & Sun. 1·5) **505 Morning Star Ln. (Dover Shores) NB.642-8235 (Sal. & Sun.) 410 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5) 1606 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 (Sat. & ~un. ts BR . & Family or Den) 2201 16th St .. Irvine 541>2313 Open Sun. I to 5 *1607 Santiago IBaycrcst) NB 644·4910 . ,... (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1534 Antigua (Do¥Cr Shores\ NB 1 644·4910 · • (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1033 Mariners Or., (Dover Shores) NB 641>1550 (O pen Daily) * Pool I I J I • \ . \ 'lfUA!lY PlLO' Frida)', Dtcembtr 2S, 1970 ~1.;.;.:=Sl.5;;:;;..l';...0;;..;11;...;;..;sl""L;;;;l'-l'-'A-'-OU.;..So..E_S_F_O .. R_SA_L_E=·l'H:"~~"-'s-:es_FO_R_SA_L-:E= -••I 1100 0-r•I 1000 G•nor•I 1000 MESA VERDE CAMBRIDGE DISTINCTIVE EXECUTIVE HOME * 3700 sq, ft. of CllARM! ! * M'agni(i<:ent view of tbe Harbor ti' Loaded ·wl1h 11pcclal fea- (llrH ~BWlt·ifl vecuum 1y1lcm -Electronic ovt'n -lntel'l.--on1 -Price includes Y.•a&her -•~ dryer, refrigerator. MOST UNUSUAL POOL HOME lnten-•tin&' Door plant Yo'ith rooms galore In !he beart oJ NewPOrt }leightg .wilh de. lllXe pool 5 bea1ooms, lam· 11,y room with fireplace a.od ~ue. _Dell!Xe kitchen with bulll·ln treeier, refl'tg. et*lor W-bltliler. Let us abow this most interesting hOme, )'OU'll be glad you did, Phone 64S.71TI and OJ'\!y _$3t500. .. · i . ;.. • HOUS!~ FOR SALi , HOUS&S FOR SALi HOUSES l!OR SAi.i RINTALS Unlv•rslty P•rk 1237 Hunti0g1Gn h•ch 1400 Hunfl""°" a.ioch I... Ho~• .. Furnished LOWER INTEREST Rate. llre avaUabl«! We can now otter low ln!crcst &: Jow down payrnts. on all of our houses & townhouses. Buy NOW bofore prii;es i:o up! We hi:lv~ lron1 2 to 4 bdr1ns. priced I r o m $25,000 10 ~000 .• ,CA.LL.TO.DAYl ·merr'I Cfu.i.6lma~ EMERALD •A y L•t••• h•ch 2105 Oc<anlido llwy. CJooe to * RINTALS * bc&ob. A cbarminf< 1 br LAGUNA BEACH home w/room let enl•f'l't· (A.) 2 bdrm, furn. untt, J~. trtlljor vaJue Jn l&nd-$11,!ll. Lree 5haded patio, 100 yds. Turner 'A1socMite1 to beaclt, Lease @S165 f\.to. 11().) N, Com Hwy., Laguna (8.) 2 bdrm., 2 bath, VICW, from 4M-llT7 Anyltm• close to beach I. eVU)lthlnc. V'llag R I E lat Fltt~, <)>arm. OJder I e 8a $ e EMERALD BAY place ~w/ '"°" .panelling. (i d h·11 , -· JU3t tbtod! Attr. traditional 1.<ue @ !250 Mo. re I -l BR. J Ba., sep. liv. nn .. (C.) 3· bdrm. oJdec home, I J din. rm. 4 tam. rm. close In location. Flreplact. ,. _ . ~16 Emerald Bay $15,(Q) Kitchen w/range & retrig. .. u ).our. JamUy need, IUOtt room. ~n be aure to. see lh1g l(ll'lt<>US 1850 liq, fl, 4 bedrfn. home• with -la!"ie fa.lnily fOOln fnd a IJlAMh~ dble used briclc fireplace. ·It's located in the prime section of ?.tesa Vcl'\fe just llt~ from park and s<_;hool, lt's OUR BOO' at on! freezer 0 Ti IL REAL '""\.. ESTl\TERS ReaJty 9'2-4471 ( =· MM10l Shown by app't. Dishwshr. Ltase @ $SOO Mo. Univ al'k Center ll-0¥.undy.,-R..U 1SilON-REA1"'<--i... Call Anytime 83.'1·0H20 .\--··--.... ·---833 Dover Dr .• Nff 642-4620 985 S, Coiut HW)'. - TRAILER PARK 2') Spaces rec~ntly completed in a new 10 acre park. Build ollt the rest a: make many $$$$ Located near Rancho Californla. Full Price $155,000 Newport at Fairview 646-1811 3 BR CONDOMINIUM Jn choice section of MontlceJ.. lo, to be completely redec. orated including new car. petJI Priced below market. Act iast on this one. $20,500 CUSTOJ.I 2 BEOROOM & GUEST COTTAGE Excellent Eastside location, com pl etely rt!decorat. ed. Heavy shake roof &: many bltn featt1res. Re!rig &-..washer included. Perfect for the adull family and in· laws. Immed occupancy. ' -,PERRON .1• ...... ·.·~·· ':'2-1n1 Anytlm• "'!!!~~~~~~~!!1 ~·-...... ·· .anyone.. ' -POOiii 494-0731 .:::; 11ualilics. You.r l!!nn.s. J OCEAN. VIEW Home :Z Br., 21,,_==="'===== Irvine 1238 Bedrm 1% be trplc bltns RI, w/mWtl-use room . ---------crpts, 'cl.rps. 'vAC,ANT: Bltna, •pplianca, compll. Dena Point 2740 * Panor•mic View 841-8501 carpeted. Balanced power TOOTHBRUSH ALL U NEED Lu.'<urious 2 sty home ora ~ ... .i!l'l'l'lf:l1~· home. $31.700, 10 + down. 1 njo • •· t'•·• 2 b 2 ac lot. 4 Br. 3 car gar, pool, • ..ajlf! 4~. ba + den home. Superb ' m • -·1023 KateUa, 499-3006 or 0 e Y my .,.,au uw r, boat s1or area. 833-0055 • ~11]'1•111 •' -coast vu from L , R , • ....... u.n BJG OCEAN VIEWS (Wftrplc) ' pvt patio. Eastbluff 1242 4 balconiu, 3 BR, den, Adults, no pets. Lea.st ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; WOW/$25,tJOr $42,0Cll Owner 497-1650. $315/mo. 496-9'°"6.1. Custom Built CALIFORNIA CONTEhlPOitARY. Lo\v, rambllng rock r oofed hon1e. \Vrought iron and block wall encloses the property oom. pletely. and landscaping con. T E . GI /FHA T•rms RE'L ESTATE Tl.me o ntertam c iut .. , "' ""' ·d M1111on v1.1·0 11oe ~ g c n, am rm. .,.. General Atlractively dcrori..led Blu ll& Condo. Ideal for the couple \\'ho likes to entertain. Third bedroom has been convert· cd lo a den ''dlh bltn wet bar: Huge walk in closet to f\1BR. ·upgraded carpets & tile. You must sec lo ap· preciate. $37 ,950. Coors, crpts._ drps, covered BY OWNER 4 BR I 1---------patlo. Hurry! , • .am rm, \o •THEREAL ""\.. ESTATERS HAFFOAL REAL TY 2 "4. View. $34,000 firm. 6% G•no_r_a_l ____ 3000.._ , 842-4405 loll.n. 837·7854. ~ists of lush evergreen pla.~1.1--~$~2~0~7~5~0~-- 1na:s. Large cement patio , fenced ofl HEATED AND 3 Bedroom · 2 baths, full din. FILTERED S\VlMMlNG ing room, used brick lire· POOL. Open bellmed ceil· Place, built.Ut !.PPliances. ings in Living Rm. Dining Patio, sprinkler" syslem. Rm. and Bi l Electric Kil. 540-IT.!D COATS WALK TO BEACH 9282 Mokihena Dr. Price Slashed By Owner Assume large 5\:. '%. VA loan, or zero down GJ, foi: this 3 br 2 ba home. Located on nicely lndscped comer lot. 968·0271. ..,.Ith breakfast bat. Three 2955 Harbor TARBELL Iarae txlnns., '1\\-o baths. I========= · cpts & drapes thru out. Lo· Coste Mesa 1100 Fountain Valley cated In choice EASTSIDE • 962-4454 e BY OWNER & WALLACE REALTORS 141D OOS!A MESA LOCATION. · 5 HOUSES Open Evenings Job transJer: Priced lo Sell! A HOLIDAY SPECIAL a! O "" X 30• I o .. I 'd"'°":!!==~~~~~~~~ Only SJI.950 with GJ OR n "" ' J 01· ._s lll ell BLUFFS 4 BEDROOM $3.Rj() dwn 71Ai "4 Loan. 2 r~HA TERMS. area. Good n1oney.mak~rs. A rare find a 4 bedrooin l YR old: 3' Br/2 ba, fully M.M. LA B'ORDE , Rltr. Income $821) Mon1h. Asking bath ··c"' plan in ilie crpt, cstm drps. open beani 646·055.5 EfW!: 64&-4579 $69;900. "Blllf!s'• wilh open beams lvn'g rm, bltins. NR: Schl's CALL Ci) ''•·241' and a balcony for your Ju. & Shp'pg, Lg. nicely lndspd OPEN A~ liet and palio for Romro and ~.~complelr.ly \.\'ailed. The gal~ and siep inlo an 7;;:.:~ iiearby pool for Pverybody. I ~=~===~~=~ enchanting entryway that Near Newport P••t ortlct J\.1ake yot1rself part of the LOW DOWN /LOW INT le~ds to this lovely Newport iASTSIDE _ S" 'I. Joan caref1-ec lire in the Bluffs. 3 BEDRM + LG PANEL- 0 •ach bom• 3 '-'room• "' $46800 LED DEN + I.G FAMILY ;'roen bath~, rici;' pa,..;1: available. Cho!ce 3 bedrn1, 2 ' ·Call 61J.8530 RM, BLOCK \VALL, EX· led family room and cozy bath home in ~~lutely TRA LG LOT. fireplace Sa1e and quiet CUI· immaculate corxhuon. Aii HAFFDAL REAL TY De.Sac ~tree I. Good bu at bltns, h~wood . f I o o !' s , a.42·4405 10 THE REAL \"-ESTATERS * DOLL HOUSE * Condominium 1950 $15().1..Dvely 2 BR. Near TIBURON'TOWNHOUSE Ri!< Beach. Oarage. Fenced Jor sale, 2 Bedrm, 2 bath one kids &. pet. story, carpeta, drapes, '1ove. BLUE BEACON IY po'!Vat< pat;,, dbl< '"" * 645•011 l * ~ 1C::1!~':iy ~ ~= 3 ~J;>JU\1. + ~ rm., full + low dosing costa d1J11ng rm., built-Ins., brk. • · $300 a month. NO FEE, Lerw1n Realty, Inc. Newport 540-173J 962-6918 Anytime co CLUB: 2-Stry, .5 Br/3 ba, RENTALS . lam/rm, liv1g rm, din'g rm. Houses Furnished $350/mo. 2000 •• 546-1713 * General ---------13 BDIL\t .. Family rm., park * $100 W /Util * 111" yan!. Co"• .,,,., K;d, OK, brk., $200 a monlh. NO LARGE 1 BR. Near SIOn:?S, FEE. 540-1720. Srn•li P<t ok. AVAJL. NOW! * FIREPLACE BLUE BEACON * * 645-0111 * $100.C!IARMlNG 3 BR. 2 BA. ==========I Bltns, crpts, drps, 1arage. children welC<>me Rentals to Share 2005 BLUE BEACON LAGUNA 0 Bch-malo 32 wilt * 645•01 l l * ~hare w/male oc vu 2 story I==::::!====== 500 Y crptg, fireplace &. q u 1 e I .l38C.ol.esworthy · ;::;-;::"·'.:"'~\~~~ n;,~: l-------- 54:>8424. South Coas t Corona.de! Mar 12.SG Realtors. ' I•, ' ', I hs. $100 mo. 4\H-7~2 aft Co t M BY owner, end bt cut-de-sac 7:30. _•_a __ •_••-----· on pvt park, pool &. clubhse GIRL to SHARE APT, on 2 EiR 1 ba new cpt &: drps facil. 5 BR. 3.car gar, sac ' Npt Day. Pvt: . Beach &. lncd' yard'. $175. 2515 Eide~ $38,000, 962-5823 Dock. $!Kl/mo. 675-4490 or Avl"., ~;)..1657. & CO GOOD 5 BR h£e on RUSTIC BEAUTY l/;i24-60Il iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"ti • Londonberry in No. C.i\1. OJ>l'n beam ceilings. Sooth L°iiguna Beach 1705 REALTOR Assume existing Jo'HA loan side pallo: gre1tt location I Newport Beac:fW" 2200 1'lrwport Beach Office ol approx i25,750 v.•/interest only 1 ~ blk. to the beach. 2 LITTLE DOUGH 1028 Bayside Drive at ,only 6'~· ;2soo dov.'n &1rn1., 2 ba1h. S..';4,9JO. LOTS O' HOUSE TO~VNHOUSE,. beaut. mod·, ----'-'-"'-"°----·I paymnt. Chas. C. Martin Delancy Real Estate G.I. NO ON. PYMT. ern, 3 hr, 2i,t ba, frplc. pa.- SAYE f~A-H! HOLIDAY GREmNGS! from Ivan Wells & Sons Rltr. 796-81 18 or ;.,18-Jl95 1 2828 E. Coast H11·y. CdM . "THAT'S THE THEi\IE" for Uo, pool , Z.car garage, all 644.7270 ' bltns, crpls, drps. Lease Mesa Verde 1110 ~,~.~~~--~.--~.-·I thisl_:praho\vling c~l~~~rary $325 I mo. f\-tr. Ruppert, I----------ra,,... new unui; · unique sty cu nie. .....,,...,L..., ex-S234no or 846-j991 eves pr COUNTRY CLUB LNING. lrg deluxe duplex. Best area. terior iv/low sv.·ee ping roof-wknds. Spa.riding 4 bedroom home. By owner. 673·6904. lines, v.'OOd, slucco & Palos one block from I.he Country Verdes Stone. \Vell designed BALBOA Cove!! waterfront. d C Club, su.nken Jiving room, Lido Isl• ll5l 3. BDRM. & DEN, CENTRAL Decorated, 3 BR. 2 Baths. Roy J . War o. formal dining. huge mas ter• '°=;..;.;=-----'-.:.:::c.1 HALL FLOOR PLAN. Dbl. Month to montti. $350. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS 1• .1.:. Bill Grundy Rltr. 642-46ZJ Corona Del Mar! 1033 Mariners Drive 646-1550 bedroom & 2200 !I({. ft. ol Spacious Lido Home door .,.,,try hall opens to d ho living area. Seeing is Prime 3 Br. 2 ba. single LARGE LIV. RM., 25 FT. 3 Br hse. 300 ft to bch c L Build )'OUr own ream use {Open Daily) believing at 548.950. Call LONG, \VITII CENTER \Vinter $170/mo. 10 July I. with a view of the boats & story_ 3 Sunny palios. On EP"CE 0 WHITE or ..,..ly S225/n10. 642-3837. 545-8424, South Co • st s~t 10 sbwt rornPr Jot Fm '-"' ~ · F er• bay and the BLUE PACIFIC Realtors. BRICK. Sliding glas.!! opens l ·------~--I from a ·-·' •I•-Fo.... &. '.fi. Reduced to $81,500. "'"~"'"' •er · ... 10 rear ground.!!. !\-1.!!l.r. bdrm. dool"ll a~·ay from Ocean • For Sale By Owne r • Prime Lido Nord :>u ite \V / MIRR 0 RED Boulevard & '""' do~·n to l !!!!'"'""""""""""""""ICarefree Condo. Exclusive 5 BR., 4~~ b1:1. \l'alcr!ront \VARDROBE DOORS & PRJ. '"· main beach Tv.'O R·l Mesa Verde. Chris t mas hci1ne, 60 rt. 101. Deck,' p;or u~ OWNER WILL PAY VATE BATH W/~1ARBLE 101>-<ach 30' ·x 118'-<>• '°'"'·red,.,..., ''"lm<OI, & Uoot. $250,000. TYPE PlJLL!o!AN owner will sell separately. I FHA v A T gold & red drapes. Frplc.. Prime Tip · "ANCIENT" bt11 liveable orthis ·,ho· ,:,,"' •t~~~ :._rm, :,.o,~ all blt·in kitch. 3 BR. 21h of Lido Isle Com P I et e I Y modern kit· •• ....... ""' b p I S · h d · chen w/att. brklst. area. has .. xisting bou~A now produc. ho 3 t •·• 2 a. 00 · panis esign. B<iallt. 4 BR., 4'.,' ba. homo ~ "':'.e" 000 me. arge ....... rooms, Lovely grounds. Perfeet ALL BLT.·IN RANGE · & mg income . ..,.,, . lush baths. Corne~ lot with adult living. Call • 549--0977 with 56 ft. water frontage. OVEN, DISH\\ISHR., GARB. C I thy large covered patw. Room Room for large boat slips. DISP., ETC. This better 0 es wor for boat or trailer. Call for * 4 BR, 3 ba, mirrored din Price $500,000. built home located Jn finer Inspection 546-2313 rm, paneled Jam rm, u!il Bill -Grundy, Rltr. residenti al SC'C!ion has been rm, ~·ater softener, 833 Dover Dr. NB ti42..4620 leased out. NEEDS YARD Corona del Mar 2250 VIEW· VIEW · VIEW Of the ocean from this beaut. 3 BR. 2 Ba. furn. home. Avail. Jan. Isl, thru June 15th . Call: 613-3663 6T;i-8886 Eves. associated BROKERS-REAL TORS 2025 W Balboo 67l·J66J & CO sprinkle1·s, lge pat io. ON STRATA CENTJi:O \VORK It A f'E\V MINOR • $41.950. 2861 Europa, 1----------t ReaU or 557-8179. <h\•f1C'r. 4 Bedrooms, 3% Baths REPAIRS. Offered "as is" Nl"~'P(lrt Beach Ollice. ~ Ft. + Lot for the V.A. APPRAISED Balboa 23DD 1028 Bayside Dr. Street to Straia price of . 61"'49JO $23,000 Collogo Perk 1115 172,;oo $33,250 FULL PRICE 3 BEDRM BEACH $19,950 FANTASTIC We almost didn't believe ii ourselves: Only 6 yean young and loaded with charm. 3 large 'bedrooms. 2 bat~. AH latest deluxe built. ins. Beautiful patio, Pro- fessionally landscaped, $11i6 mo. pays all. F11.ntastic year end bargain. Don't delay~ Call now 962·5585 FOREST E. OLSON Inc, ReaHors 19131 Brookhurst Ave, Huntington Beach "CATCH THE JOY" Of living in lovely Newport Shores. Treat youn;eH to this comfortablct :I bedroom, 2 be.th home with new car- pets and paint. Enjoy mem. bel'Ship in the community and tola1 use ol all of ils fa.cililies, tennis court. pool and dubhousc. You 0"'" i1 to yoo~lf. Only $31 ,800. Ca.II &46-7171 O THE REA! ""\.. I:STATER!o * FllST TIME ADVERTISED * $17,950 *" Mtta Del Pi-tar $ F.H.A. + V.A. Terma * 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths • SHAltP • Calf '""""13 l -q $26) 4 Br. + F•mlly Rm. JJOlUtd rtar llvlna rm., 4 btdroou1t, hua:• family rm .. lltttllcr, built-I ns. No down t!l'ml. St0-1721 ~ 2'55 H•rbor TARBELL Auume 5V•% FIXER-UPPER LIDO REAL TY INC. NO ON. PYMT. Loan, apr. 3 bedrooms, din· Largest 3 bedroom in Collegr 3377 Vie Lido 673-7300 lo elig. v!!leran. Payable ing rm, dream kitchen, bit. Park area. Needs Joi.$ ol $244.78 mo. Jor 360 mos. Ins, payments less than rent. tender loving care, 5% 'I. 1---------\Vith an annual percentage 54Q.JT.ll. FllA loan can be assumed Huntington Beach 1400 rate of 8~ 1'. TARBELL 2955 H1rbor payments $157 a month pay~ OLD HORSE MISSION REAL TY everything, Now vacant, 6 ~lonthll vacant, $33,000 full 985 So, Coasl Hwy., Laguna bring your Ajax and paint. price, $:!4,IXX) 5~~ "4 FHA PHONE 494-0731 REPOSSESSIONS Sparkling clean homes, some r~or details call 54()..1151, loan. 4 Bedroom 2 bath, $16,950 newly painted & carpeted. 2, J-leritage Reahors. needs work, out or state CO· ~ .3. 4 & 5 bdnns, Some with I----"''----'"---Own your own apartment in 1---------operative· owner, fin!place, pools. rnA.VA ronv. ternis, carpets, drapes, service North Laguna. Walking dis· from $17,(0) 10 $40,00C., Ne'41(part Beach 1200 "'-·--1anCI'.! to beach, shopping, Collirt!I & \Vatts Inc. porch, shake roof. vwi..,r churches &: Heisler Park. now says ··gl'I offer like ~·e 8843 Adams Ave. 962.5523 PRIVATE ROAD lurned down:· I Built.in kitchen. spacious bedroom. Loads or closet & storage space. Vacant &: available now! Call - $28,950 with 5V4°1• Loan A~st1n1e !he 5 \~ 'I. apr. Joan & pay jtJst $139 a mon!h. 3 bedmoms. den, entry hall, a.JI the built·ins. Open HU 9:00 Piiot ~1720 2955 H•rbor TARBELL $28.000 l'mmac. 3 BR, den, din. rm .. 3 bath hon1e on lge, fenced lo1. Light airy rooms, mani· CUl'ed lil\\TIS & beaut. gar. dens; dbl. garage & shOp. Assoc. pool & putting ~n. Best buy in area. S&l,500. Call 6424620 for app·1 Bil.I Grundy, Realtor I' 1llage Real Estate '62-4471 l::::) 546-1103 "l\tAKE Room For J)aa. dy ''', ,.clean out the garage .. your trash is CASH with a Daily Pilot Classified ad. ..AO tan REAL ESTATE 1190 Gll"nnl"yre St. 4!M-M7.1 549-0.116 WINTER Rr.nt.a.l until June. l ;)lh. 2 BR. house. $150/mo + ulil. 673-6880. Lido Isle 2351 Lovely 4 BR. 3 ba. + pool. room. Nicely furn. S5(X) per Month. fJ II.\\ ,\ 111:.u ·11 ' 111'.\l'I \' l\f. f\" • " ~'5 l 01'" 2401 E. Coa11t Hwy., CdM LIDO Isle 3 BR, 2 Ba. co mpl. furn'd hsc. Aval! 111171 10' 6/15/71. $325. UtU's pd. 673-6281. NO matter wbat· it ts, yuu can le.I.I it with a DAILY DAil..Y PILOT WANT AD. Call 6'2-5678 & cha.Tie It. 4 BR + Family rm. G1ner1I 2000General 2000Gen•r•I 2000 Beautiful home. Prime area. . WATERFRONT . 1----====================-----BALBOA COVES Enclosed & covered patio Prime Joe. 3 BR. 2 ha. s1nglf' 4 Bednn; huge family rm'. story, Newly decor, Fe~ $@\t&ll~-°'£tfas• 5-10.171{) yd. Slip for 30 ff. boa!. Only . S79 500 TARBELL 2955 Harbor Bili Grundy, RHllor The Punle with the Built-In Chuckle S3800 ' 833 Do"' o,., N.B. 64"4620 f\1ovcs you in10 this bC'a r EACH COTTAGE- hon1c. 3 bedroom .+ en, Start 1he Ne1v Yf.'ar ~gh!! hug<' family Mn with BBQ Buy this 2 BR. beach -COi· fireplace. Central Door plan. tage & enjoy It S1eps to ttw' 540·1720. warer. Roorn · 10 expand. TARBELL 2955 H•rbor Under $30.000. CUSTOM FOURPLEX MORGAN REAL TY Choice Newport area, 3 BR 673-6642 6754459 &. 2 BR units. Ideal owner EASTBLU1'~t~-By owner . On tlCC\lpied & tax •heller prop. slreet lo street lot. 180' l'rt)'. $9.120 Income. $12,boo vie~". Baldy to Catalina, 4 Down, $75,£Kk), BR plus family nn plll!I PERRON 642·1n1 bol>'fs rm. 2250 sq 11. CO 0..UB: 2-Stry, 5 BR/3 Ba, Seil-dl'.!aning pool. \Valk to !am/nn, Uv'c rm. din'a rm, 'schls & shopping. 64.J..1329. $WI/mo. p:i,nD lO':t down. Redec. In * 546-1713 • & out. 3 br. 2 ha, bltn~. l blk $27,950 4-l<Lt..F•mlly Rm. ocean. O""ner 213/467-3290 'J'o 15N!, 642--9463. Large home-. 4 tw\n 1ltl"d bed· rom~. huge family rm., en· Newport Height• 1210 try hall. OWnet de1f)l".ra!e. SY 0\\1NER: <I ,Br ..0 !>A, NO' down ter"1s. ()pe11 lill frplc, bltri11, ,._tany' xtras. 9:00 PM. ~1720 WQ.Jk 10 3 sehl!I. \Vould con. 2tS5 Harbor TARBELL 1idtr lf'ast . ~8-5306. 0 Reorronge loners of th,; '";;o''-""'"l · tour xromb!ed WOl'dS be-' r· ·r ,~~;~f. ·~·; ~;·1 I f·Et i·A1 ,, i l I DIDEA I' Is I I r • About a hish: "'He'• been in so mony bars, his suiti orert't I y l D l E R I dry<leoned. They're-." ' I I' I I r 0 Co111nle!tt .... chU(kle t !:3~d by f,Jli11" WI 1he n1!1o1inQ word 1 you dc¥elop from srep No. J baloW". o ;::~{.fUMBIR!D r r 1· 1· 1· 1· 1· 1· r 1 e ~~~'t.;;a" .'0'1 I I I I I r I I I SCRAM.LETS ANSWER IN DIME·A;LINE A ·· s s I F 1· .E D ··,.._ Buy, .a Border to Border Every classified want ad i~ the DAILY PILOT appears in every edition ever:y, day. Thal means your ad will bo sean in papers delivered to homes and sold from newsracks from border to bordir all along the Orange Coesf • . . all the way from • Seal Be11ch to San Clemente You Get It All • • • • Huntington Beach Fountai11 Valley Costa Mesa ~¥·-·· Newport Bea.ch Laguna Beach Saddleback San Clemente Capistrano <Plus the daily newsrack edition) For .One Price With A .. Phone 642-5678 .. " • ·. _ , .. _. . ,. "•~ ... ...-. ~-·· -·-·~ DAILY PI LOT fl rr tday, Oectmbtt 25, 1970 OAJLV PJLOf '!· RENTALS • RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENT4LS RENTALS • HouM• Furnl•hoil Hou•n Unfumlohod Apia. Furnlohod Apts. Fuml1hod Apts. Fum!ohod Aph. Unfurnl<bod • ·-~~·~Me~s~.;~~3~100~1~H~u~n~t1~r~~llN~c~h~-~:1 ~G~ ... ~r~•~I ~~~~-~l)H~u~n~ll~ngl~on~lo~•~di~-~~H~unt~l~ngl~~.,~1~lo~a~di~-~~1 Offl• Meu 51 $169 pJuS WATER MOVJI; In naw M.tnt f'ON:I! 4 JtOUDAY PL.AZA • ~ VILLA MESA APTS. BR, l•m & dln'i rm, OF.LUXE Spoaclous I BR ofa Q. '.JJ. ' 2 BR, Priv polio. Hld pool, Me r ~dlt h home• nr 1um apt SllS, Heated pool . • l · ·2 car encl'd gor. Chlldni 3 BR >'retdom Hon\e, 11 it. Brookhu.._t & Adarn1. S29S Ample parklrti;, No child· Uin a ermo~a v.·,Jcome-, no pt.ti p\i:~aei DIAL. DIRECT • .!_,_64~·567 8 ~·~1&·0~~:,~ !":. "'' ""'· ""· """'''"· ~,°;.""' "'"· 1965 Pomona, Casual estate living. Enler La Quinta Her· 1165 mo, 719 \V wu...,. 1 tov" & refrig av11.ilable. 2 BR, 2 BA mobile home. m osa's lush green atmosphere & stroll tree--646-12St • J WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNrY DIAt: FREE 540-1220 .. ,.2221 '""""" M&96<i6 ortttwood Puk •' tho Coot• Mo,. 4100 llned walk ways to your ~t. · -0u;,, Adult Living -Hunt1n9ton INth: 540-1220-"'LeiUn• a.1Chi-4~M66 ~~on~~~·co~ c~~: ;~!1~:~':.) ~T~ Y. CASA de ORO 1 :~~ u~~.IL~li:s~ ;~~E$~'-80--.--'i;:1 ~~~~ s~~~.,bl:r:o Sin Clemente: 492-4420 drps, bltnir, auto gar door, Fountiln Valley ;J4lO CAsUAI. Calif. Living in a 2 BR. Unf. $175 -Furn. $110 incl aU ulJJ. AduHa only . in1med poas,, $225. mo. Call warm Ml'dllerrantfln atmns. 3 Spac.. flr. plans, decor. furnishings~ Jive J>et•. Hours-Re_gulations-Oeadltnes t.1r. HO<"g(',., M~24 South ~BR, 2 ~' Irptc, rnalnlalnf'd , ~tte.~. s eaclolls co lor cO· 'Vithln romantic setting w/lun or-P.rivacy. 2~1 Avncado ~t. 64&0!!79 Mwrtlaan IMY ptoc:e thllr ••1 ~ ,_,.,...,.. , . . ' Phones Are Open 8:00 a.m., S:30 p.m. 9 to Noon S1turd1~ -Closed Sunday eoe.s1~R1tn.--· pool:pe111 ok, ll'ue ms mo, nrd1~1ted 11pt• • dealg~ Jr Terraced pool, pri. sunken gas BBQ's-w/ _ ... _ _,IRIO•S'rMwrtlllin--....Ulitfii"Clif"lfiiTf-.cll di111 • .Mi ,.port lmmedl•t•ly •rron WHERE ELSE can ybu r;t>t 3 avail,-Jaii JO. !42-~7. furnished for a!yle & con1· seculded seating compl. w/Ramada & Foun· HARBOR GREENS or mhclaulflutkHIL-THI DAILY PILOT olMNftft-lloltlllty t... erron; only to BR •. 2 BA, dbl!' fl:ilr;--k>r-$200 5.'J6...3216. !ort e ~·a~ed pool e Kitch. tain. GARDEN II STlJDIO APTS' 1. " tho exffnt er publllhlnt the ldvtrtlMmtnt co:rtt<tly one time. rnnn1h in month! .Families ~tu:/ ~'1c;r~cJu::a:htl1ng N• * ColOr co.orcl. kit wZ indirect n9htin9, Bach.!, 2, 3 BR'•. from $110, DIADLINI POR COPY AND KILLS: 5:30 J.M. tho doy e..ftr-. pultlluitlon, oxc•pt ~~\,. Call agent 546-4l4t Laeuna Beach J70S JM!li. e · 3 on y, 0 * Deluxe ron90 &: ovens * Plush fht9 crpt9, 2700 Pe~rson Way, C.M. forMondoy ldltlon when dMdlln• la Sotur41y, 12 noon. · 3 BR. '2 Balk, 1mall. Near Bllchelor.$11'5 fum * Bonus ftor-.i9• •p•oo * Cov. ctrport 546-0J70 ..... 3 BR, J BA + family rm.. be11;c.h & 11hop'g, crpl'd, 1 BR.-$175 furn. ' * Scu1pturtcl m1rblo pullfn1n &: tile baths NEW TOWNHOUSE TOU MUST HAVI KILL NUMllRI When kllllnt on od boc111M of "ulck rnult1, crpls rirps hllns '3 <-·ar frplc,-.petio. Ref's. $225/rm. UTILITIES INCLUDED * Eleg•nt recroition room. ::rffk.t~n '::~~·r :'j:;-e~ tho klll numMt tlvon rou lty your od t•k•r u ~~i,'~~14~~~~c:~t Cail 644-1615. 365 \V, wu80n 642.1911 FURNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILY 2d~S.1!1~1t!~~:R:p;~~ Ivery effort I• rnM• to klll or correct • now H tNt hli• bHn oNlorOlll, but.,. can· Realtors. 2 BR, l'ii BA, l yr old. View, • • • • • • • • • 1 Blk from Huntington Center, San Diego t>n, encl &Ar. Patiol, 548-3605 net 1u•r•rrt• to do " untll th• H has ,,,..rw Jn tho,.,.,. beamed ceU, ,,., c ..... 11, $6 nite up •'".""' ~·k up Frwy .. Goldenwest Collefle. 377 W, \Vllson. LG 4 RR/2 ha. Nt>wly rleror, ·" .,..., JU S D' Fr t B ch Bl d So Of I 0 hl1-in~ S2'l5 mo. 1o9 5 STUDIO & t BR Apts an 1ego wy. o ea v ., • on ME·A·LINI Adi are 1trlctly ca1h In odvonco by moll or •t any .,.. of our efflc•. lg yrd ~·Ip ;iyhse. Ptt K. B h 3 blk t II ll W H I * * NEW 2 Ii J BR. Shag NO phone ontorL \Valk 10 i;chl 's & prk. Oro/494-5073/494-8200. e Color TV, phone llt'l'\", pool eac S. 0 '0 ; . on 0 t to .. , crpU, rlwhhr, gar. Only J • h $20Cl/mo. '5Sl~S98. • Llnerui, mlrid se.rv Avail, LaQuinta Hermosa 714: 847 .. S+. I neighbors in your Bide T • DAILY PILOT l'Olfl'V" th• rl~t to cloulfy, edit, censor or rotv1e •ny adver----OCEAN Canyon View: 2 BR. Social clubroom·billiardN, etc tl•ement, and to ch•nt• lta rot• end rotulotloni without prior notice. 2 BR. Duplex. Gar. No pt'IS. cten, frplc, wlw crpla, Appl Livi'! where the fun is! l===:==c:=:=:::=:==o='.~"'="'="'=='===== Child ok. Nr. S. Coa1 · Meli Addrftf: loz 117!, Newport leech, C1llfornl• CL>:SSIFllD COUNTlltS •re touted a1 follows: COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH '330 W . BAY 2211 W, 8ALBOA HUNTl~TON BEACH LAG.ONA BEACH . 17875 BEACH BLVD. 222 FOREST AVE. SAN CLEMENTE -305 N. EL CAMINO REAL Da il y Pilot Clauifi ed CLASSIFIED INDEX Adu.Ill, Sl441n10. 713 \\', a"all 1~1mo <n• ~ott. Plaza. 54a-J97l or 5"4~2371 .1 ~A ,,.,,,., • ' ~ • ;H-JD.<J. 2376 Nt'""'J)Ol't Bl\'d, 5'18-975.1 Newport Beach <4200 Lonuna &.ach 4705 \Vi son .. ~,s-.......... • •••••••• itl--'-"-' .. '-"':.;;.:.;;._..;= • * DELUXE l & 2 BR UNFURN 2 BR. $155/mo. to 2 BR. 1 t.., BA, stove & relrii;:. COUNTRY CLUB $30 WK LUXURY Garden Ap1s. Bit-ins, priv. responsible party. No pets. $l85, L.ce 1 & 2 Br apts, LIVING patio, healed pool, frplc. * C.11 .,. ,.,3 * * 494-055~ * furnished or unfurnished L ~ U . & 11p, Bachelors, singles, 1 Adults. $145 mo. 546-516.'\ ~ / uxury gan.~en •Pll, o enng dr From.$130 mo. romp!. privacy, beaut. P m,stepslobch,allutil, *TOWNHOUSE* Pay now for Jan, lndscpg & unparalleled rec. htd pool, linens, rec rm, 2 BR ., & •• l lh. -,t of l't!staurant, cocktails danc· · 1\.-J BA, l'tl>ts, jlrp1, ~ .. , n>allonal facilities in a <.'Oun. • pAtio Adult 1165 "< E Dec's r1nt Fr•• rry club atmo1phrire furn. ing. M~IA__;,Y L" ',.· 8 1768. ~ • ~ .• 1 -"A" o""" Village Inn Ho!el Apt• ~· · · '-'Al '""""""" nr 1.Jnf. Model~ open ·10 am· ----------1 8 p.m. Rents lrom s14;}, ~94.-9436 12 BR. 1 BA. Carden Units. SHARP-CLEAN 'l BR. OAK\VOOD GARDEN Shlli!' crp1~. rirp!I, dshwkr, Cpllrirp, btlns, pool. Sll'i. APART!\.fENTS E~fPLOYED Single female patio, !>earn ceilings, lrplc, t>Ulty furn., pool. $155. 1700 lf!lh St., fl.'B wlTh rel,.5. Charmin,u:: JSR JC8.T. 2650 Elden, 5.l7-0062 aft Adult~.no pt>1" (lren•okl 642.8170 Apt In res idential 7p1n&Sun.Sl6.li/mn. BONUS ARRANGE~I ENT 1----------nrlghborhoori, tlo~c I 11 ~L~R~G~mod-~.~2=e-r.~B~l~l"-,-. -"-.-.,-.' l BR. OlcltJr home, large lot, Dana Point 3740 no garage. $140/mo. I ~;..;;;=..;...c..-'------ • 54&-6443* 2 BR, 2 ba, frplc I crpls I l ·,~B~R~.-.,-.-,~,.~,h~&~o~ ... -.. -,· I drps/hltrui . Small 1elf care s14· P. io. Carport yd. $200. Adult". 496-2002 1~;;~67f"~~~"~"~~I RENTALS / 2 BR, Unfurn Dup Crpts, _Apts. Furnlahed 7 L.. drps. Elderly cpl, ays 5'8-S.190, eve~ 548--0422. G•n•ral 4000 Mesa Vor_d• ... 3110 ' 'JUSt f"r &i\·e SSS ..•• 642-!1520 1 BR., pool, hlnrk 10 ocean, hrach & 1own, Small bur drps, di"pl. Nr. !<-Mart It 'ti ACAPULCO Apls 11.ttn1.c;tive, sin~te a.dull. $135. 8l3-J:;Jj \'rry t'Oly, fully furn'd. $11:>. Harbor Shop'g. CloM'ri gar HOUSES FOR SALE RENTALS ICAlt .. •kTlltlllCI' &SM NF:W Spanish duplr~-deluxr l s· I Ad I Pool, Ulil paid, Gardt'n Or 644-0637 ('\'t:'S. Incl utll's 4!M-839Z. + prkg. Adults only, call Ol'NIU.L t• OI'~~!·· Furnished .... ~~~~"i:..~=~c~-:111"" :~ .1 br, 2 hll & 2 br. t:i~ ha. All 1ng e U ts · 1.ivina-. Adults, oo pet!. 2 BR OCJ-.:ANf'RONT 2 Br, frpl , RENTAL~ &ll>-6919 COSTA MISA 11• \. CONTllACTOllS .. ,. blln&", Corncr,-309.l Cas.sia. $17" 1 BR $14a 1800 Apts. Unfurnlsh-... -E ··="'='"'"'"'""'~1 COSTA MeSA 4UI ~·-.. -~ ci••"'"rl" u u R . 21 ~ / 3449406 B . ~ h B Cl b 1 hol ,., -· gar, Sl ia \.\'inter. Also 2 Br., .u N W DELUXE 1 BR. fllll'SA OIL MAit 11• MIS• Yl'llOI! 4Ht CAl:P'l'r LAYINO ... ,, .. II, UJ• l'S. .• . • us. :soul ay u I a w e \Vallace A\'!'., C.M. ,ar. Sl65 \.\•Inter. 613-8088. D-d llllSA Yl!1tD• 1111 ,..w,.011:T •l!•cw .-oll.t.P'lilllt:s Ull 7141871-9300 ext 32, Roy new ~·ay or life df"Aigncd G•neral 5000 iw.nge, shwkr, •hag crpts, •,•,'.',.'".!. ",','.~• , ',?.!! NDP'OllT "11IOHTS n 11 DIMOL1T1oN .. 11 RENTALS i·ust JoJr single -pie If• * 2 BR. Furn. $155. drps, garg, SISO & up, "' -,,_ NEWl"OllT SHOlllS 4721 Olll'"T•NO SlllVIC• 143' · . . ,..--' POOL Bl ~ d N .... po. rl Hgt1 4210 540 J9T.I m ~"I •,,',"•'•'•",ov"1',•HTI :~: ~.','•'•'•'•"•T'v •••• .,,. t>aYWALL M• Hou1e1 Unfurnished fun .living . wilh warm, dy· . t.M, crp.,,, J'P!!, no • V . or '""""- .. • '" ,., 4m 11.acrtKAL M41 nam1c ne1ihborx lt'1 a childl"l!n, no pet~. 325-J E. ENDQME NEW TRIPLEX HIWl"OIT SHOltll lttt ... • .. IQUIP'Ml!HT ltlENTALI UH • . . ']7th Pl CM 5411-7738 1 BR Apt. FurnishM, no •.t.1c1111r nu 11:ast •LUI"" fl•t l"INCING "" University Park , 3237 health. club, uuna1, 1wim. • · kitcben. SSJ. monthly. IMMACULATE APTS! 2 BR. Crpls, drps, bltns, u.vsH0111 1m coaoN.t. DEL M.AI GM l"LOOltl .,.. -. ming pool party room bil· $25 Per WHk & Up e 64~1706 e ADULT and locked gar. No trafUc. [)e.. ::~::L~::lll!S :~~ ::~·~S~NOI = =~:=~~lt=~~~~"c: •. ~:-"1 ' 4 BR F R &. d" Hards, indoor golf drivin&: BACHEWR & 1 BR. f'M11LY Section sirabie &Aide. $175. 645-3544 HA1tto11 HIOHU.Not 12u LIDO 1SLI tlll 1. ltl,INISHIN• 1 "" ·· am. m. m. rm; range, tf!nni1 courts, pro TV & maid serv avail. Corona del M•r •250 Cl 1 h • P. k UNIVlltllTY l'Atll 1m •AL•o~. 1SUND •w GAllDlllll"G .... 21,2 ba. Turtle Rock •• · J3ro t5hop and resident tennii •'• 1 "' ose o s opp1ng, .Ir 3 Lg bclnns/2 ba, new crpt1/ lllVllll lUI HUNTINOTOH •eACN ~· OINll:AL SllVICll iMl2 3 BR, D.R. 2 ba ....... $325 • . 1~='~'°.:,,,.V=ct~·~"~··'=c~.M~."--I * SPlll'iOlls 3 BR's, 2 ba drp1;, No pct~. Chldrn OK. IACK ... .,. ,,.. P'OUHTAIN YALLIY ... 1. OlllADIHO. OllCIM• ••H 3 BR F .R 2•L •~M Single. l & 2 Bedroom lux· NEW F1JRNJSHED 2 BR 1-Blk to Oce•n •• Swim nnnl, pull'"""'" Aw.ii Jan. 1st. 1165/mo ::·;:;u'~ ~~~ SIAL ••ACH ..se IUll "" ' am m. 711 ha........... ury apartments With all the BACHELOR 1-2 ::rf>· Call Aft '1 : 544-45."!8 ,.,_ ~-~- tlVIN • Tt•••ce uu ~~::G~l!~~~HTT !!: :~:•:HoTioHUM• :;: 4 BR, fant!~y r m., 2'4 bH . modern ronvcnicncr.s avail-FROM $135 MO. •If~:~ ~tini:~10"1'm"' A"v'.•''.... 54!>7'Ma , COll:ON• OIL MAit IHI OAllOllN GltOVE .,,. HEALTH CLUl l •n• 250o Sq, I-1 ............ $375 Able Furnished a.nd unturn-Pvt: hach. rm & ha. • NE\V LUXURY I & 2 Br. ) TUltTLI llO(I( , ............. 12lt WISTMIHSTll: ... u HAULIN• ,,,. \VE HAVE OTHERS~ . Int. Pornonll & Park. 642-201 5 Nicely lurn'd. No CnSTA MESA 6•12-2824 dwhr, •h•• crpl, ,a.ra•••·' IAL•O• l"IH•HIUU UOI MlOW.IY Cl rY ... ,. HOUllCLIANIN• ''" ishe<l. kl fi73.fi904 ,,.r.oN •• , lMI SANT.I ........ ...,. IHTlll lOlt OICO•ATINO ,,,, F'REE renlal-shatt I r 11:1 ---'°°--'"'~·--·-·. Pool & !t~<'. Quiet Adult ~t:~~rsL~:~. :: ~~~ifNANA HllOHTI = ~=~:~~.:.~.nltl. ''" :~:: MODELS OPLN DAILY bea;1t.I "",m~,l f~.x:~pri_onlal ",';i~ 1ar:r~~,~~~~~il~~ li\·ing fi42-4·170. COA!T•J.. ,,.. IRONING '71J 10 A.M .• 8 p r-.t t>PP y or 11:1r ne11uS 1n o. . 1 • l & 2 BR. unrurn. Ponl. Elec IAL•O• ISLAND nu u.ouNA •EA<• '"' ,,,.,,.,,,. ,,.. C•ll Da"•· 0 •0 ~3'. . Seaview. CriM. RENTAL FINDERS • M " I HUNTIN•TOlll I EACH ,.. AOUNA NIGUIL HI u ... • <>.>8'""'\N wtr ,~ •. i\u\l IA, n.o prtn. MUNTINGTOlll H.1.rt•ou• 1"411 L••••••• v·1,,. · 4 i1r11su•A1r11ci ''" RENTS 'FROM F T L di d 'lf'SA '' NO~ "' •OUlllTAIN YALLIY 1411 aD1 1NvE1T1G.t.T1No, Dtttcttv. •r• $30 wk-1 per, w/kit $35. B IL--r•e o an o r s l • • A l'i., .... 1 W. Miii CLl.ME1tTlf 4111 ,.,,,.,,,, '"' $150 M id ]] -• •-t ] 0 -\"o']'°" Av• CM 54°7'"~ Sl!.ll. •l'ACH 1451 SAN JIJAlll (Al"tSTltANO 4TU ,;Wl'LllT ••"A•ll. 11, .... "SINCE 1946" a ser, nens, '""" ee.1 ;;..::;,;;..:.:;.. ____ --'= 645..0111 T '"• • ,....,.,J lUlllSET IEACMV• \':ls CAl'ISTl:ANO IUCH '7lt U.NDSCAP'INO '"' lst \\'cstern Bank Bldg. Seal.ar k Motel 2301 Npt . $25 'W"K -OCEAN1'"RONT 4l5W.1t~c-·t• ..... NR new 2 Br, l'i Ba, LONG •lfACM llM Tllll"Ll!JC . -''-.... M'A1D Sl'l:YICI" .......... -•• "2J Un1vers11y Park v . .......... 'tJ. Lo\•ely Bachelol'!I, l·Bdrm. cpl/drps, !i1V/d9hwhr, a:ar. GAlllDl.lit o•o ••• OAl'iA ,DINT •1• , ......... ,,oTM "" . . NEWPORT BEACH Bl d ,,__ 74A~ ~ · 1 ~~~~~~·~;;,;;:-;;:~~:: ~~::r'.rou1r11JT u• CONDOMINIUM ffM MAJONIT, •••Ck "M Dayi 83J..010l Nights 880 IRVINE AVE. t BR. fu rn. !'Pl. Heated Pool. Maid ~rvlce. Pool. Ulll, Av! now, 166 W, WJl10n. DUT 0,. COUNTT , ... MOTi.LS ..... .,.·-··-----· .,,, Mov1NG a ITOU.•• 414' IRVINE & I 'th No pets. Child re n ok. See at • 675-8740 • Costa M••• 5100 642-7958 ouT o~ ITAT1. ,... RIENTALS 1"A1111T1110, P'••eo11M1111• ,.. "' 1'26 l\1 v · C 1'""""'"'°""'!'7'=.::.,--:· I·=::.::..::.::::::. ___ .:,:;:: ~===~------t ITAllTON Ull P'AINTINO. 1,.111 am , • _ · onte: 15la,. M. J BR, 2 BA, furn, apt •• MARTINllj) • SPACIOUS newly redec '2 br, WISTMINSTE I: 1•n Apts. Unfurnished '"T101 "'' DON'T DELAY! (714) 645-0550 e BEAlIT. Bai:h. &. 1 Br. Oceanfmnt Balbo.a. UE· 1 l\1 ba srudio. •Nr 11Dp1 I: MIDWAl' CITY "" Ol:Nl.ltAL .... P'MOTOOllAl"HT WI CALL us TODAY! I u.1tT'A ANA 14" cosT• M•S• 11 .. "u.sTE1•1110. '''ti\. ••••It' '"' apl1!. SJS.00 ""'kly & up, Ca.II 494-4534 Park·L lk• Surroundings .sckls. $165. 546-17ri.1 taNTA ""•~TL 1.-MSM YEIOE 111• "LUM•IHO !!: . BR. 2 ba1hs ........ S2T.i SOUTH BAY CLUB Furn., Incl ulil. 546-0451. DD.UXE 1.2 &. 3 BR APTS. 2 BR/2 BA fmmac del~: -:!. ~~::.:• ~:~ :::~~~; :::::Tl = :~L •,jo::';~~~ tt1t 4 BR. 2 ba. El Toro "" $275 QUIET, nicely furl\, lrg . l Balboa Island 4355 AllO FURN, BACHELOR hl llns, frplc. Ad u It-, ltOITH TUITllll 1"4.1 M•W .. ORT SHOltlS .,,. ,o'lll(.I• sw•1"1" ...... • Ejeganl 3 Br 21,1 ha •• S<l25 Prv • It * Ht ,~, $l80/ "'7 9916 P'UMP' SE•Ylc• APARTMENTS RR. Arfults. S14S, 2589 WINTER Least. B11yfront. 4 a os a Y008 1~=-"~'°~·-·"-·-----t 1 :1~!~!~~0 Cl.NTOM l::: ~~fJ~~~~;, ,.,11K ;;: llOOl'ING ••M 4 BR. 2Y.. bAths ........ S.l50 • , • Orange. ~R-4360 BR. 2 Ba. 11u. + utll. Nr shop'g 9 Adults only 2 BR. Fn'.'skly pii lnlM, bl tns. MAYASIJ LAICE • ,,,. ti VINE s2• I AOIO ..... i ... 11'-,,,. J BR., mo. to mo ....... $350 ,,,, lm "'-n1. A"a Av CM AGUlllA HILLS 17M 8ACI( ••T .,.. ltl:MOOl!LINO • •ll"Alll , .... 3 BR 2·~ bath .. ~Ml"' DUPLEX, 1 BR. Furn. Winton Rea.J Esta1e 615-JJJI ...,.. e, nu ~pl.~, jz'llr. Palio. Cklld tAGUlllA ~eAcM ins EAST aLUI'~ sui ltM001L1111•. klTI:MINS ''" 3 B · 2·B 'ho····.,.,.,..,.· Liv• whtr• the fun Isl AduJts, Qu ie t. No dogs,· Nr. Mgr. Apt 113 ·e 646-s.;.1 2 nk. $1~5. No Jl('l11. 548-63.)7 LAGUHi\ NIGUl!L 1111 COlllONA C'l!:l M.Aia. S1M SCHHrs 1111'"" ff/SJ R. a, tn UllC · • • • $340 MISSION Vl•JO 17DI IALIOA llM SEWINl1 '"' . • shopping. 548-2120 tiuntington Beadl 4400 BRAND NEW Easf11ide 1 II. 2 2 BR, crpl/drps, refrig k ,..,H ci •Mt:NT• 1711• 1..,, isl.ANOS sut s1:w1No MACH11t1 ••"A111 ''" ,.. d h•11 RENTINf;· FURNITURE t ti d Adi · N SAN JUAN CAl"ISTllAl'<IO 1ru LIOO IJLI( '"' s•l"TIC J.IHICS, s.wen. .,, '~ '. re I COSTS LESS l BR. Adults. ~I. Ideal for BEAUT1Fu1 •• FURN. API'S. BR. 1 & 2 baths. S155 to II OV(' yr • ~llr. ~ -0 CAPISTll:AHO llA(H ,,,. HUNTINGTON •I.ICM .~ .. rAILOlllH• .. ,. . ; hachelon. Spac!OU5 , $125. 11••11•·5 Q . t . t•-2 $195. Crpts, drps, dshwhr, """"~.l~'·="~'°~'~m~"~·-"-""~""'""'~· ~1 OANA l"OINT 11411 ,0 .. .,,,, '''''' ·'''' TEIMIT'i CONTltOL ''" .199, Ch h i:.io ...,~~ .,. II' u1e pr1v p11 "' II 1 · • "'''''''' '"' u TILE, Genmk m t . " urc . -.'.!,...'1UJJ · • • ' •• sr. t: ean gas ovl"n, 111! wtr CLEAN, Nicely crptd :1 BR. ..... • ..... o ... ULA ND SUI ''''· Lin••-& M•rtll• 1t1S I ------·~··~· _:;___ wardrobes, frplc, dre1s1ng ' IAlll 01100 1711 lllAL •IACH sot REALTY Complcle 1 BR. Furn. S85 & Up, NICE 1 & 2 BR "m, lock·" ••P· •••• Pool. It i;:-aJll pd. Hlrf pool, 324 EL rangc/refr, ga~ & wtr pd; 11:1\ISl:SIOll COUNTY 1IOI , ••• ''"" "" Tll.1111 Slll:YICI ••H I • .,., l • ....... • -•h SI 64 .. 9148 Ad I 11'" S4S.2'"7 HOUSIS TO •1 MOVID lttl 011:.t.NG• COUNTY 5jOI TllLIVISION, ll:•Mlrl. lie. ••H Univ. PHrk Center, IrVine l(s ow as ~ .. per lTIO. Trailers. Adul!s; no pets. Sauna. Rec rm. 1 ,~==· ~·~=,=·=~== u IS. •ru. .,,, . CONDOMINIUM '''' ::: GARDl'N GllOYlf .wu ~~~::!~allY !:: , Call Anytime 833-082o 100 % PURCHASE 133 E. 16th St., CM. 642-126.517301 K~elson Ln. Cl blk W. WILSON GARDENS APTS 2'.11 BR, l\.i: Ba, encl p11tlo, .,All:TMl!HTS 'POlt IALI ltM MIOWAT CITY .. ,, QUIET Nicety furn lrg 1 0 i:><:ar. v • on a er . ' . "... I""'' w~ ry, s v r e • DUl'LIXIS P'Oll WISTMtNSTl'lt uu ., .... ,, •••••• --•• ···1;;=~=~====~ OPTION ' "· h m d SI t ) 2 BR Unlu·" N•wly "•· ~1 hid t I l RENTALS Houses Furnished Ol!Nl!IAL llllfllTALS 'tO IMAll COSTA M•SA' "ll!SA Ol:l MAlll lo\ISA YlltOI :OLLl"OI "AIK NIWl"OIT llACH NEW,.OIT HGTS. " "lt:WP'ORT SMOR'il IAYSHOlll!S COVIil Sl'Oltll Wl!STCLll'P' UHIYEll:SITT , ••• 111:\ltHE IACK SAT 1!.UT ILUl'I" El Ttl'8 !llVINI' Tl'llllACe COll:ONA OIL MAii •ALIOA l AY ISUNOI LIDO ISLI! IAl.90A llL.1#10 HUNTINGTON llACM 1'0UlrlTAIN YALL•Y IEAL IEACH LONG •l:ACH ClltANO• COUlll1T l.IHTA ANA Hl!ITMIHITllll M!OWAY CIT¥ ,SANJA ANA HltOMTI ~OA~TAL UOUNA llACH LAOUNA NIGIUll,. MISSION VIEJO IAlll CLl'MIHTI S.IH JUAlit CA,llTlllAHO CAP'ISTRAHO l•ACM OAlllA l"OINT 111\llllJIOI COUMT'Y VACATION ll:INTALI CONDOMllllllJM OU,.LIXll ,IJIN. RENTALS s-.NTA ANA un -· --Ind. item 11clr.ction BR . 'Adults. si 4s'. 2589 • 842-7!WI. New ci;il! & drps. S:pac cpts/drp~. Pe:ts ok. $180. ;~~;~AH~ HlllGHTI ::: JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Corona del Ma r 3150 2< hr. prly. Mon1k to Mo. Orange. 548-4l60. NEW 1 br, SI J~-$ l 50 , ~unds. Adults, no pets. 0<~3t).AAB<~~-·=-~--~-· I co.t.STAL s1D1 10• w•111T10, Mtll ,... CUSTOM turn/unfurn. l Blk ,,, bch. $140 mo. 2283 r ount.a.in Way S180, ~ BR. 2 ha gtufllo, ............ ,. .,. JOl WAlllTEO. WM>... ,.,. HARBOR View Hills. ""''" F • R I E IH••bo• tur" IV on LAG~NA NIGUEL 5111 Jo• w.1HT10. ,.,. vi<>ii·, 3 BR. ramlly rm. um1ture tftta Newport B•ach 4200 Pvt patio. 202 A J<lth, H.B. · • '• • rt'dec, cpt/rlrpg, adj 1hop',r. 11• MISSION VllJO ml "':c':J:L~o:~:STIUCTION 7600 $3.iO/mfl. ~3791, 644-6298. 517 W, 191h, C~f. 5'18-l<iRJ ;.;,:c:.r::::..:...:o::.:.:c:.._..,;c::: !l.J&.1319. ..:.w~;'=""~";1~· """""'"'"=---~R-S.101, 21l/;,g'l...5m t1t1 !:~ ~~!:~~~~tT•&Nti :~! JD• l"llll"AllATIDN 1IM Anaheim ............ 714-2ROO Bf:AOI apt, ocean view, 2 LUX 1 RR SJ50 2 B 2 B I THE GABLES • l 2'°"s=R~.~1~,,~b-,-.7b~ll_"'_·-,..-w-,-.~1,·.I ~:= CA .. ISTll:ANO IEACH .,,. TH•ATllJCA L 1Mt LRG 3 Br, 2 Bii., btost area. LaHabni. ........... (i94...JT08 BR, nrwly decor A\•ail 111!..l .. I . , · s .rh bid a . TIIF. SEVILLE rir~. No ""Ill. I child Ok. 11 ,• 0AH1o "OllllT P41 MERCHANDISE FOR frpll'. hHns. cpts/drps, $325/ 1/1:>, Yrty $300.' E \'es: . : in ovc Y panJH II:· 2 Br 11 B w/ Adi! '" '.'.'.' .'• -67 "'" ... ., .,..., ""·iel, 11enne almospht'rf'. • ~ 11• gar. ~. $150 mn. ~5-2486 nu . ~ SALE ANO TRADE J=m="=·=='·='=~====== PALM MESA APTS "''""""664 ,.u t d l ·" d ,, .. COlllOOMlllllUM UH . ' Walk lo heh. 219 l51h St. crp. s, rp~. range, lll-O.I y . ttH ltt:NTALS WAllTl!O ltff .... • PENINSULA POINT-I Br. -patio. LRG 2 BR 11pl, patio, drps. mt •OOMI FOi: l:IMT ttu ~~=~r;u,,1J11111Tu•• .. 1, Lido Isle 3351 Gar a i: e:, Com P 1e 1e 1 Y i...GE 1 BR, 2 hlk~ from 2.iJ,q.G Orange Ave $1 5.i cpts, util rm for washer &: ~ ~:r~L:. •T~ .... ~~•• coutTI !::~ OFF1c1 EOUl,.Ml!NT •11,J ----------'.;.:. 1 BR FURN. S149.50 fiirnisked. Sl50/mo. C.all ~,;'c7h1.16 A0~•6114., ~~O. l st. • :"=t~~~EO.::S.~n=t~a~'.A.;"~':,:;A~"~;l~l;": I :~'~"'~',;'·~'~'-'.,· -"-";c·~u~p·~-..,,,..,. H. GUEST NOMI'S '"' STO•• IQUl .. MINT .",',' 3 Rr, crpts, drps, bllns, Bachelors Furnished .... ..,.... ' V'Vlrl '.T'' .... '' ••••• T·u•••• l fi75-8900. GOLD MEDALLION *2 BR, 1 bo. ME SA "n:rt MJsc. • • IAlll iloutP'M .. l'HT nu frrilt•. Adults. $300. 673-1768, rom S140. "" 2 y · U d' " 2 BR apt, 11 -.• mo, CUTE 2 BR wtrtrnt J,e DELUXE Bachelor Unl!A . Mndern 2 Br. 14. 811 .• patin, VERDE. Nu CJl1, drps; gar, H. REAL ESTATE' ·.·.·.·.·.·.",',,,00001 ..,"',' 14 1a n lf'\e. ..... 2.3970 '·' ' • . .' .. WALi< TI) OCEAN. uru ...1. II"" ~~10A1"' I OK psl1o. Np! Isl. W 1 n I e.r LINDBORG Co .,.2•5•7•9 rrpl!!, rirrii. GE kir. Encl. l c'=~=""~"~·~-·N~.7·"--~~·-- u,,•.• G•nor•I FU111N1Tu1:1 AUCTIOJt lt'U mo, mo. 1135/ A t 67"'562 .,,.,,... • M 1 LRG 3 B " ,.,.,.LIAMCll u• Ba lboa Island 3355 e POOI. mo. a : .,...., . · · R"ar, any uxury J>xtras~ r, crpts, nrps, new 120 INCDMI "llOl'l"llTY •eot •HT IOUliS 1111'1----------• SAUNA ANY D t BEST d Nr. bus. Sl55. Adulrs 1~ E. paint, Kids ok. 1998 No. l ,,,, IUS IHISS ... 0 .. llllTY ,.,. s•WIHO MACMINll 112t 3 BR 2 BA bi t t ay II tne HY to Logun• Be1ch 4705 201h, M'P'• A". 642-6344. '* Tll:,t.ILlll ,AltlCS •u• MUSICAL INSTllUM•lllT llU ' ' ns II ove • JACUZZ[ n1n 11.n ad ~ D 0 n. t --·------ USO I USIHl!SS _Rl'NTAL .... ,tAlllOS . Oll:GAHS 11:11 rr>lri.t; riish~·asher. FA hea!. 1561 Mr.Ill Dr. Cotlll Meu de.lay .. ca.JI today, &12-56711 LA.RGE Slu1Ho, 01 n r r 2 BR. unfurn or part. furn. $14.'i -2 ROOl\1S. new d""l!, & JHI Ol"l'ICI ll:ENTAL 417' lllAOI O .,_ l,H 1 & (j j ' "' tlU llllOUSTll:IAL ,.l:Dl"El:TV fflt Tl!LIYtSIDM ms crp s rps. ~arage: etc. Phon• 546-9160 t~mll with. ?Me. use Dally Pmployed per11r.n. 1.J!llltiriK 1lnstr11. $1 35/mo. Kids ok. I crp1. Aduhii, nn pcl5, uoo COMMl"llCIAL •tu Ml·l'I .. ,, ••• o HUJ~y~'~'~'l~y~S~2tt~'~· ~67~'-;"~31~.=='-"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!::.'..ip~,,~,~· ~Cl~a~ .. ~·~'·~ .. ~·~"~""~56~7~·==1,·~·~;~d.=1~1;3.'~;'"~·~· ~·,..~·~'~'~'"'~·=~~7~9~1h~'iP~o~m~O~"~'~· ~'9~7~-4~i8'~,~~==~c~"g'~' ~64~2~·58<~·~==1 t•U INDUSl'lllAL ll:INTAL 40fl TAP'I lll!COllOIRI 1'21 11s• LoTi .... c•M,••• ~ 1ou1P'M•NT uM Co••• Mos• •100 c .. i.~···· . .100 c M •100 • OIMI • v· HDI t:tAN CHl5 '1'1 MO.IT SUP' .. Ll•S MM ·---""---"~---';.;_:.:c;;,.:.:;;.::~-.:.:.;::.:;_-__ ,_•,;c.:.:__:;0~1~1~•..:;,~0=1~·----':.:.:::.1..:M.:.::;iS~S~IO~n:;_::.:;:i.::_ __ •~JC::::.:.:.:~·~·~··~·C:..·.:..::"~j~Oc_ _ _:.:.:;:.:.:::.::::::_.:_::i.:c_~_:.:.=_ UOf CI TllUS GltOVlt •11! SPORTING 00001 UH 1411 ACl'IAGI! 4HI llNOCULAll S. SCOP'•I IHI HU LAICt: l'LSINOllt: 62t'I MJSCELU.NEOUS Mii 1111 11:1!1011; P'll:OP't:llTY •1tS MISC. WlNTEO MU t6)1 ORANGt CO, l"ltOP'EllTY 41't1 MACMINl.lt'I', lie. •l'M tlM OUT 0, STATI" l"llOP. •tll LIJMllll IUI 1™ MOUNTAIN a OISll:T ,,,. STOllAOI . •n• = SU•DtVISION UNO 4211 1U1LOING MA1al1AU f"'6f nu ltt:AL ISTATI Sll\llC• llU IWA"I .,.,. :;: ::11: ... ~~=~==• !!: PETS •nd LIVESTOCK l"ITI. e•lllllAL - :: BUSINESS and CATI "" = FINANCIAL e::., = •n IUSINl!IS WANTI D '315 Ll\lltTOCIC M ~111u~~:~~s':~"°~:.': !;: CALIFORNIA LIVING INVl'ITMINT WAlllTIO tJlJ NUlllllll•• • Wit MO/lllY TO LO.IM 4nt IWIMMJNe ,OOLI ... l"lllONAL LOANS iltS P'ATIOI "11 Swingers Need Not Apply We des ire mature persons who would appreciate a .:"lean, beautiful plac~ t o live, wh er~ managers have a n interest in the welfare and comfort of tlieir ten4nts. Country Living In MISSION Bea~tiful Sn;tog -free VIEJO'S ••• CASA LOMA . APARTMENTS· Hou111 Unfurnr.h_. JEWELll' LOANS •>M •WNINCI tnt COLU.TllAL LOAMI fJU Y.l.CATICiNI "" PICTURED IN THE PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS MAGAZINE AS "A SHANGRI LA ON 3 ACRES" OfHlll:AL COSTA MISA "llSA Dl!L MAI ~•S.t. 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SPORTATION MO•TO•Ges, T111111 ow-. ,,o· TRAN MONll' WANTIO USI IOATS I YACHTS HOI I SAIL•O.t.TS •111 ANNOUNCEMENTS and NOTICES P'Ow•• CltUtllltt H'tl S~l'IP-SICI IOATI ff:lt IOAT Tli\ILlll:S •llJt tlOUND CP',_. .,fl) UM lO•T MAINTl:NANC• 1tU LOST 4-411 lOAT LAUN CMllllO ..,HU "lllSONALI ••S M.lll:INI IQU1... fnl ANNOUNC•MlllTI '411 •OAT SLI•, 'l\OOltlM• HU •llllTHS UH •OAT 1111:.YICllJ' _, JrUNEltALS Ult 10.fT ltlNTi\LS tt.lt "AID OSITUAll:Y UU lOAT CMi\l:Tllll 1t ,UHl•AL Ollll'CTDll ••14 fllSMINO •Ot.TI ..... 1'1.0ltllTI I 4111 •Oi\T MOVINO Molt c••D OP TNAN•I ~· IOAT •Tolt•O• "" IN MEMOllllAM .. ., 10.IT'hW.ANTaD NII CIMl:Tl. .. T Lon !MU Alll:CU.JT' ,,. 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Cl.AlllCI tilt ,,.,,,.ITT!NG • tUI IACI CAltS, ll:ODI •nt •OAT MAllllTINAHC• 14.ll AUYO •Yll'tTI '41J lll!~X, MASONlll', tk. 14641 AUTOS WANTID '1tl .~ISi SllVICll ~) NIW CAIS Hiii IUU.,Olltl 6111 A.UTO LIAtlNI • 1111 CAllllllTM.f.ltlM• UM UltO Ulll .... • WE OFFE R Beautifql . One & Two Bedroom Furni.sh ed & Un fu.rni.sh ed A partrnents Self cleaning ovens • Dishwa shers I in 2 BR apts) Disposals • Shag carpets • Drapes Loads of ~lose! ipace • Jacuui pool Huge swimming pool • Sauna Baths • Recreation room • Pool table & Lounges • Kitchen • Fireplace woods 425 Merrimac Way, Casta M- The mo•t beautif,ully landscaped.~mplcx in lh.• r ' . Luxury I and 2 Bedroom Apartments in the Heart of America 's Most Successful Planned Community, Ov·,, .. looking Mission Viejo's Famous Golf Course a nd Country .Club. J • Patios and B1lconies • Ranges and D ishwa shers • C arpets ind Dr•p•s • Swimming Pool and Caban1 • Central Heating •nd A ir Conditioning • Modals Open Deily I 0 A.M. to 6 P.M. Easy access to schools, recr~ation centers, golf courses, r1st1ur1nts, shopping, theatre, libr1ry ind parks. · $150 to $~20 ... - PHONE 17141 830-9121 SAN DIEGO FREEWAY T O LA PAZ ROAD LEFT TO • MARGUER 0 ITE PARKWAY, RIGHT TO APARTMENTS. • • \ I l ., ' • . 48 DAILY PILOT Friday, ~t.mbet'-15, 1~70 ,,.".\'JiiNfALS RENTALS . ~~,.rAlS -·--ff •~LY "LOT S1t11rday, Deceinttt, 26, 1970 SERVICE ciUtECTOifY , ...,,,..-Unt.rnlshod . ·Apts. Unfµrnllhtd . "Apts. Unfurnlshtd RENTALS -·- Apts. Unfurnllhtd RENTALS -- ~pts. Unfurnished REAl .ESYATI General ' .... * * ... , _r _H..,t~ llH•h 5400Hunt[ngton llHch 5400 e.-;;,;;d;i .Mar • 5250 Hun!lngto.!'. !!•ch. 5400 lncomo .~_..i,,_ 60IHI Office Ront1t · DESK SPACE I CARPENTRY I ' . . ::' '.~Gia del Sol ••• .. l>T .. •" .... • • .. ' _ ... What·California's all about. Walk to sunny beaches. Splash In c09I blue pools. Invite the cane ovtr onto your own p1lvate terrace •• , then ·11nwind before a crack line fire inside. . lrs easy living, California sty'le jus't a 'few blocks in from Huntington B"each State Park. CaSI ~I Sol for adults-a:arden 1p.11rtments. tflat outdo themselves in charm, corranfence and . U$utl elepnce. . .c~sa de! Sol is an oasis of areenery, surroundinf deli&htful m15$10l'I courty1rds. With marvelous recreation areas spread through our &msY center corridor: puttinc areen, volleyball court and m!ni1tur1 lake with bridge,., an d be tween the pools, our specill rec building feabJring seunas, billiards, eym Ind lounge. CORONA DEJ. MAR D<'""' i eR. ·i .... "'""'" • Eastside 5·Plex • apt. w/prlv. snndcck, all bl!· 222 Forest Avenus Trader's Paradise MlNOR REPAIRS. No Joq, Too Small. Cabltwtt In pr.1 agts &-other cabinets.I 5C.s.81TS lf no an1wer leave .... •• 646-2371 II. o, An..terson '"' 2 ~kt 1''r~ Re11t im, optd ......... llftl\lod. 1150 MONTH . POOL $88,000 'loguno Beoch I 1" n· es . occupancy, $225 P~r ~10., --.1tu. ........ .:,.ye&Mea.91>. Inct ~ptldrpo:, kids OK 356 E. 20tfi .Street ~ 2620 Delaware, H.Q.. Coi t• M •• t" i ' '7MOSO 0 '211: alter 3 p.m. 53G-J8IS -642490t 6E$K-S·PAe~ . . I mes -Iii' 'Ill..& 1~========~1 305 N~>. El Cimino R••I 1-.....,.,.,,,....~_,.,..,,.,.,.--1·;F_ou=n"1"•"in'--'V.;;•_;ll_,•Y,_·_-'.I("' ""JO Business Rental 6060 .San 4=nte. dOl_,lars Rs~~~i~t~1~~mm~. :S~:;;. Carplnt1rlnt NEW DUPLEX ALL NEW "' ; P1Jv.patio.En.,,,_,.•,,....· VALLEY '· PARK STORE 826\V 19thS 1======;:.;:, = l '-;=:=-----------==="J tiakPao"I"•· '•b!o•ts . builCB_rpet·.intod'· Im& ~~peJ. ''ndeo,,m,,.p. For Jo"AMILJES wHh pre1 Av\U. i219. . I., CU. Lndustrl1l""~ental 6090 ----marlite;-form.lca. 644-'/~·1 .. J .. _ "' .. $ll51.m0 *-....5:18Jl.6i! :t Uni{J .N~I &..J>_r ~ unlts HIGl:I D&SERT for Health. LET the Swede do tt. ~Y""', '1 Ing! 3 et( 3 sa.-t'rlCe re--~choo1-chlldreo-only. ~======~=·= NE?.< Bldg. "JT28-to 2300-gq, CJ. M!!sa for &:12 unils ~"'el. \VANT Ci1if-Nev. 2-3 M'elflv ttmodel It !)ati(l!:. dured to_$3oo ~Jer.month, 2 & 3 BR And 2 BR Studio OHice Rental fl. Nr. Bake.rand Fairview, o~ C.Mesa, Garden Gr, or HAVE Cl cor. 90xll72 bldgs 613-5417, ~!M.7853 ' 675-6050 ) 17256 ~~thtoE~~l~d FV --------60-7-0 ~~'J9lease, Sultl·van, Anaheim. Ask for Al King $68,000eq-$42,000inc.$445 - SUPF.;R-DELUXE Q~ALITY ·4 . Jo~s Rlty "Inc, NB. 67J.6210 mo. Owner, CM" 646-8558. C•ment, Concret• 6600 ..... IWIAIEIEIT Cl. MK. (Ju111 Sou1h ol Warner) 1·2-3 room, up to 3.000 sq, CAPISTRANO C ZONED ·-·-' · (71 4) 540-4785 ft ff ·1 1 cd TRADE S6000 Eq, large MORE Concrete p11tio for , · 0 ice 'ui es. mm · OC· lots 6100 C + acres, free k clear, takt, front Int. Qear Lake, le_&t. mooty. Artistic settirli". 2 C'Jpancy. Orange Cnty. -------.,...--$130,000. TRADE FOR in· alll\f t&«-0687 ' Huntington hath 540t1 _S;;a;;n;;l•;;;;;An;;;;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;56;;;;;0 Airport Irvine Commerc. OCEAN front to Coast Hwy come or '.' ? ? Calif. For small hoUSe Eq. Ltc., c ax a • Complex, .adj.· Airparter R-3 propt.rty, appro~. 12,000 Local or LA Counl~'. rREE Eat. Sawing, bttak- sublease• On Beach VILLA MARSEILLES Hotel & Restaurant. banks, sq_ ft . Xlnt busineS1J or home 1,_,_,-n=:cE:::Ac;;LTO=R=S4c.cS·;-;77..,ll=:-' 646.7869 Jng, hauling & akiploading. BRANO NEW San Diego & N'pt F1vys. possibility. So. Laguna, Owner will trade 25M equity Sei:vice & quality. 54&-8668. SPACIOUS UNCRO\VDED PARKING $110.000. (213~ 244-1197. in &""M Executive 3 BR. 2 What do you have to trade? CEMENT WORK, m job too lrE 1 Bil. Only $200 LOWEST RATES BA home in Arcadia for List it here: -in Orange fimall, reasonable. Free· 2 Br, 2 Ba; Only S225 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts. Owner/mgr, 2172 DuPont Dr., BUSINESS and beach or Orange Co. unitfi. County's la~st rtad trad. Estim. ll. 'Stullick, 548-8613. 2 Br w/ncean view & Adult Living Rm. 8, Newport Beach FINANCIAL 213-355-7372 collect. lni post.642-5678 •• CONCRETE. Floors, 484 sq' priv deck. Only S300 Furn. & Unfurn. 833-32Z3 Courtesy tn Brokers ,--------- .furniture available Oi~h sher : color coordinat. • Business * + * * * * patio!!. Any size job. Reas. Huntington Pacif'il" !.--1-..i...:o•H'"'" . •'"" ""' CORONA DEL MAR , Oppor~Jnitiu 6.3GO · cau 0oo 64="· 'j carpet • choice of 2 color 2 Rm sui1e, pvt ba,~PX' ,entr. [ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; [ BUSINESS an~ ANNOUNCtMENfS Contractors APARTMENTS '""m" · 2 bath• • '"11 I Pikg. ""1'"'· >i>IU -pd_ IC" "REAM FINANCIAL •nd NOTICES 6620 7ll 0 H ~ sh.>wers • Mirro"'ed ward· 1 $145/mo. Owner. 673.6757 C ~ ·1~-------------------IMY Way •. quality h6me cean Ave., ..... -'-~ 1-•· t 1· hi P.ARLOR B d 536-1487 •Vlie rloors -•n.ilrec ig · * NE\\o"PORT BEACH Civic usinns Found (Free A s) 6400 repair. Walls, ceiling, floors ?t1anaged by • . ing in kitchen • breakfast Centc~ 300 ft to 1000 ft . Top Balboa Location Opportunities 6300 · etc. No job too small w.illiam Walters a,. bar • huge privale fenced Answ & secretarial 67~1601. Completely Equtp""d FOUND money ilt downtown 643-1494, 24 ttr ans. serv. Huntington Grana.da 1 Br;t. From S1l5 2 BR. ~ hA. From S155 Sep FAMILY SECTION for children ur.der 5. .:ust South or Warner un Golden West. H.B. (714 ) 847·1055 pallo plush landscaping ,..... AAA Laguna Beach Loser write , · . . . · , . . * XLNT OFFICE Space Everything .Like New C d $ Doily p,·lot Box. M-I096 •tat· UC D Contr._ Rem_od~1ng, bnck Bar·B·Q' ·large heat. No\v Avail LIDO BLDG Excellent Income •n Y & n•ck Supply Ing amount Jost and location add-ons, roofing, pa1nt1n1 & er pools & lana!. 3355 Via Lido, NB. 673-45()1° $23,500 -Tenns We Establish All Routes . . • repal.r!!. 540·7858 or 3101 " So. 8r1st,pl St. (NO SELLING INVOLVED) g1v1ng phone number. S41J.-7S64 . · Coa Pl l 1670 SANTA ANA AVE, CM C ===-::-------l:C::::;'.~-~-~~-1 {',~Mi. N. of So. J; aza ASH REQUIRED FOU • Sonia Ano l~ sq. foot 1 ND fem grey 11m. cat. Additlons * Remodelina 67;,..2464 or 541-5032 Pan one •····· ..... , $9'r.i.OO Vic: Laguna Canyon &. Gerwick & Son, Lie PH_QNE:.557.8200 Plan two .......... Sl 625.00 P:C.A". Lagun.11 Beach . 673""'t * 54>2170 :l(l(l.6CJO.t2oo sq, IL Ploo th1 1325000 ~ :ee .......... · 494-7646, 64-8102 . OF'F'ICF.S. $00-$90-SlBO. Excellent incoml! for a few =~~~~,,,---~I Remodel ing * Additiona Costa Mesa. 646-2130 Rcal1or~ hour11 weekly l'.'Ork. fDay11 ~LK & wht kitten wearing KARL E. KENDALL 3700 NEWPORT BLVD, NB "Our 25th Year & Evenings). Refilling .!Ind flea collar, hsbrkn, vie: 19th Licensed-Bonded 548-1531 CAN'T BE BEAT !?, :i. . ~. .~ ... . Ewery spacious 1partment beasts at least one patio. And many units hive woodbuming hearths. Built:!J:t kitchens with dlshw1shers and disposals, well-to-wall carpel'ftig, draperies, compartmented baths. master 1V ante11n1;1aundries e·aloce, .storage loc~ers._ •• Opening Special 1 BJ(lroom From $145 Z Bedroom . From $215 CASA del SO-L - Charming, casual, new apt~ at lhe beach . SINGLE STORY South Sea Atmosphere 2 BR .• 2"BATH Ca'rpcts: ,,_ drps Air Conditiolied Private" Patioi; HEATED POOL Plenty of lawn ·ON THE BAY In The Harbor Area " collecting money from coin & Santa Ana Ave., C.M. 675-2464 or ;,.\J-50~~ 6 73_4400 opera!ed dispensers within 548-7093. Carpet Cleaning 6625 Save your 1.'lll' • :t's not a qualified .11rea. CHandle1 FOUND In KB G. ~hep blk Clean Cleaner Cleanest! far! Just reach for your ~"""""""""""""""""""""""" name brand candy and and tan male anxious for Kurt Wagner Carpet & phone & call Daily Pilot MAIL Order business, snacksl . For personal in. nwnt>r 542-7096 before 4 Upholstery Cleaners. s9 ·~ ·:~: 1 BR. t'rom $145 2·BR. }'rom $215 21661 Brookhurst St HB (714) 962·6653 c;assified 642-.i678 Charge i\1akeS you S money! ' lerview send name, addres11 847-9936alt 4. average rm, 534-5305, your ad -today! S39j secured. 645-2740· and phone number to M11itJ. fOUND Pup approx. 6 mo's 633-5642. .. -' • ;. ••• •:.--... ; . • . - -· WALK TO OCEAN 1 BR. Crpts, drps, some w/ frp!c ~ p11ti0s. S120·Sl50 per mo. Adti.lt~. LINDBORG CO. 536-2::i79 *FRESH AIR Carport It Storage HIDDEN VIIJ..AGE GARDEN APTS . 2500 South Salta Santa Ana 0. 546-1525 \Valk 3 blks ;o Br.ach ~ Rooms for Rent 5995 Be11ut. big 3 BR apt _ w/w ------·--- rrpts, dips, hllns r.xcept * St.'> PER week-up re.frig_ $225. Nn pets. 536:1711 w/kitchens. $Z7.50 per WALK TO OCEAN w~k·up Apts. MOTEL. s.JS- oFN::•::w:!)>o=>rt:...::B::•::"::h;__S:'.'.2;:00:: ~~del Mar SEACUFF r.taoor A-p~ts . Spec. holiday disC'Ount + 97_5:> • S2SO Lovely N'w I & 2 BR. Crpts, I ---------- drps, dwhr. 709 Palm. STUDIO, prfv f'ntr & ba, '847.3957 ... monthly disc. $145-$160. 1 & ~ .. y - i . .2 BR, l\-i BA, crpts, drps, q,, • ~-· .. patio, pool, 'chilpren wel--· •• come. 1525 P 1 ace n t l a, ON TEN "ACRl!:S • ~ Br, dbl bath, pvt patio, ~:~C:ee~i1k::r1$10.~:.~;Y· dshwhr. pool Adulls .. Qliiet --------- & beautiful. $185' inc's• util. LARGE Pleasant. Working 17676 Cameron. HB. man or\Jy". C.i\1. Rrea. 842-0121. '* 616-J504 '* "!>4S-2682. ROOM Sep/from hse, w/pvt eon! & bit. Kitche n priv. Cd~1 ** 67~7069 ** ' 1 & 2 BR. Furn &: Untuia N!:W 2 Br GQld Medal~ion LGE BACHELOR A p I, Fireplaet:s J priv. patlcs / A~t Gar, f/yrd, blt1ns, overlooking upper b a y , Poolt. Tennis •. Contnt'I Bld'!f. drp11, shag crpt. No pets reL $179.50. Incl: elec/aprJ, 900 Sea l.a.ne, c.dM 644-:?till req, Avail 1/15. ~ =="======= shag crpt/rlrps. sauna ba!h. (MacArthur r::. COOi.st Hwyl· 2 BR. Crpts. d r p 1. Misc. Rentals 59~9 gym, pool & billards. Utl Jmmacula1e. LR.undry f11c . -----~--:~-• pd . If intettsted, call * COROL.LDO APTS * No pel11·, 1 child ok. $12~. GARAGE $25 PER MO ,_54_<-<_13_<_. __ ~---· ,2 BR Studio. Unfurn. All 962-3886 E-side Costa Mt"~a. ls! & * BA YFRONT * ek·c, dshwhr, rlbl carport 8..-• NEW 2 BR apt 11 , last in advance. &IZ-4 289. FurnrShed & Unfur-lrg pool. $190 & UP. 673-3.178 from $13.l Cpts, (lrp11. bltns, 1 e GARAGE for re~t. ·storaJ:"e nis hed from $295. EXECUTIVE. 4 Br. 21,; Ba. Family section. ~7277. only, Call I i~ 5pm : 645-32&1. Fountain Valley 5410 Fountain Valley ·:J/ie :Joun fain.~ Alediterran.ean Styl_• Luxury 1 & 2 Bedroom> -2 B&ths Adult Living Furnished & Un!urnhbed • l>i1h-•her • Sh111 Corpe•• e Prl'llN P11li.01 e Clo1ed Gar11-.n e B1111mM CotUi"" 9565 Slater A venufl 5410 64,2 -2202 2300 sq. ft. Frpl, bltns, gar. F · V 11 5 IOF. V 11 S 34 5 /mo. Is e. 714 Huntington h•ch ~Huntington Beach 5400 ountain a ey 4 ounta;n a •Y NWPT Heigh ts. 2 Br, crp1, I jG~o~i,;oo~i;od~.~-ltl8;~L ..... :;'li===~:::'.':::::::::'.:::::::=:~======~ I;========::::::====::;;;:::::;:;::::=; -----1. ~ "8-"" NEIV D.,,,,_, s •• 2 "'· The' poss1"ble d•eam. ~ 5410 . 1========='1 bltns, crpts, frpl & Cleek. J.' lrvlna · 52_38 $275/mo. 520 Dahlia. 642-8086 BRAND new, lge., unique 3 Now LEAs1NG1 BR. 2'·' n•. "''' "''· 13" All new R mo. 673--6904 ~~. N"\11, family and adllltfi units 1 s R H t • t G · d \11th total recreation club 2 sh~R~pt~?n~i ga~/ s:9~/r:o~ OD Jfig on rana a~ and pre-school. 1, 2, & 3 No pets. 673-1109. A t t bdrma from Sl50. Nr. !ihop. NEW 2 br. 1 ba. frplc, shag par men s. ping, golf, schools. Just crpl, drps, patio, ~aundry south of San Diego F\vy, on fa cil. $ZOO/mo. 67:>-::i724 . y d b d '!'! .Cu.Iver Dr., Irvi ne. 833-3733. Modern as tomoirow. el price to fit your u get S PARK WEST today. ;t APARTMENTS CHRISTl\1As TS coming! Sell Cha1ming, convenient, com!ortabte. Tofal-Funclion If Owned and ?t1anaged by your unwanted items & pick Designed, lo do away with wasted space. rriake room !or 1 The Irvine O:ompany • up fasl cash thru a Daily special extras. } l•l!!!T"·s""A". "",,"..,",",". ".,".1"1 ""yo"w-" :~~~'-.~~~s~~~7; d ' . J l. 5 lin~~~:i~~~~;;, ~~es~~~~~ur~f~~g 7~~~:~r~'.0:~~\u~~1ei~:1; i item~ \~ith ea..'!£, use Daily ca1peting and draperies. Plus private patici-terr~ces, f Pilot Classified 642-5618 1 Surrounded by greene1y, each group of low handsom e t..t Newport Bee~h 5260Newport Beach 5200 buildings faces into restful courtYa rds or one of our three private pools (each with its own cabana). Near beaches and shopping, Huntington Granada I 1 PARK N.EWPORT BEGIN YOUR HOLIDA.Y5 LIVING AT PARK NEWP.ORT . . High oo a bluff ovorloo lin9 the water, 7 pools, 7 tenn is -court., $750.000 he1lth club an d. Spa. Bachelors, I or 2 bedrooms. Also 2·story town houses with 2 or 3 bed· room s. Electric kitchens~ private balcony or pa t i o. From $175 to $450. Subtor- r.tneen parking, eleYators, optional m.tid nrvice, conve"iene1 ·shoppi'"1. 'Sn· 7 bea utiful mode l opartmonls, open ·9 a.r'n. to 6 _p.m. daily. Other times by appoint· mont. loc1ted at JemborH . ind San Joaquin Hills Roads , in Newport , just no ' t'h of Fashion Island . Phone (714) 644-1900 for leasing informttion. ' .. Apartments were developed and now pro fe ssionally managed by Property Research Corporation. For easy living at 1ents Y.OU can affofd, The possible dream ..• come true. HUNTINGTON GRANADA APARTMENTS Just sou.th ol Wirner on Golden West in Huntington Beach. New on• & fwo bedrooms. Unlurniihed 'I JS.$175; l4m;sh•~ $165 .$210 . FAMILY SECTION FOR CHILDREN 5 YEARS & UNDER. Phoo" 8~7· 1055 Bo1S1 A~tnut -ALL NEW V8LL8Y P8RK~ AP8RTmeNTS • .• opens new doors for you~g famili~s. Created exclusively, for the family with children under five . Carefully considering their special needs and lim- ~ted budgets. Valley Park's unique. With 1 private Pre.School center situated right on the grounds, just steps away from every apartment. Operated and..professionallY stalled by Tustin Country Day Sch09I, our stale-accredited Pre- School frees mottiers for outside act ivities or employ- ment. _ Special comforts and convenien~es at home as welt. Super-modern kitchens with appliances built-in, .. even dishwashers! Pr ivata. patio or terr1te, extra powder room, huge wa lk·in or wall-to-wan closets in every unit. Plus lush carpet ing and dr.Jperies. Covered pa1~in1 with storage, For fun, dip into our big fenced-off pool, next to the recre1tion center. 01 wa lk lo the great new Mile Square County Park. . New opportunities for new parents. That's Valle)"' Pa rk. Developed, and now manaee·d by Pr operty Re search Corporation. vau.ev PBRK APaRTTl181'1TS 17256 SOUth Euclid. Just south of Warner in Fountain Valley. 2 and 3 bedrooms, and 2-bedroom studio apartments now 1entlne. Unfurn ished, $160-s210 per month . For families with pre-school children only. fur· nished"'models on display. Ph < (714) 540-4785. -" • i 8 Slater Awe. • " ~-+--]'f--..;<1r:"'"""iH ' • State Distributing, Inc.;1681 fem black It tan w/fieal-'OCCC-'-"~~-~---1 West Broadway, Anaheim, collar. Vic. Bushard & Diamond Carpet Cleanina; C 92802 (7141 ""......,,.. Ne~ YeM Specl&l! a.· . • ·~. Adams H.B. 962--6486. F M. R · · ree 1nor epa1nng MECHANIC'S DREAM FOUND 2 mo pup, vie: 23rd \Vith Cleaning 400' S20. Union Oil Co. has available & Orange. 646-~7. Free ~sf. 645-1317 a 4·bay service station lo. ==='======'I========== ca!ed in prime area of Costa ,Lo=•.:.1 _____ _;640..;;:.;1 Gardening 6680 Mesa. For !ease information - call Joe Chirco 213/860-6531 Liberal reward offe red AL'S GARDENING for return of white toy for Gardening & s"1all Ian~. poodle lost v:ic. Tustin acaping servi~s call 540.5198 or 213/567--0410. · Investment & 15th ·st., Cost• Mesa. Servtng Newport, CdM, Cos. 0 range collar, tan ta. M~sa. Dover Shores, Opportunities 63M markings. No questions _w_._'~"=h="=· ~===-- Shopping (;enter Site asked. Visiting f r o m STORM REPAIR 5 ACRES Colo. Please g ive us the free work, sirrgery, bra?n& ~· 1 ti J · t b I Ch· 1 prune. Landscp ma wit c11me oca on w services a-e • r1s mas we cleanup jobs. Time open, tion on corner, Partners could have. Phone 646. Profess Gardener. George spliting. Subordination to g"d. 5316. 64&-5893. l)uyer. SACRIFICE! 714/ ~=-~~~~--·l-'===----~--5¥-l:!66 Days or Eves. LOST • Winchester, our AL'S Landscaping. Tree Springer SPA.niel. White w/ removal. Yard remodeling, INVESTOR .w/$15,000 (o rgddish bro11,•n spots. Re· Trash hauling, lot cleanup. t.ak.." over 50'3 interest in \\'ti.rd for return or any info. Repair sprinklers 673·1166. prime 61,it acre R2. 83G-ti040. Please. 646-8645 Trees & Shrubs removed. Money to Loan 6320 1st TD Loan 7%, ~ lNTERESr 2nd TD Loa,i Tenns based on equity. 642·2171 545-0611 Serving Harbor area 21 yrs. Sattler Mortgage Coo 336 .::, 17th Street PAIR Of man's prescript ion glasses, Vic: Corner of 23rd & Santa Ana . 646-2157 or 548+-0974. !\IAN'S high school ring, 1971. 646-6580 v ie. Huntington Beach Pier 12- 23. PUPPY. part Shepherd. tan & blk w/whitt> on chest. 54~155 . .. LOST: REWARD Ladies Hauling-Lawn Maint. :riilver v.·atch \\'/6 tiny free Es!imatcs 645-3433 rliamonds, S. Coast Shop'g Exper. Japanese Gardener, Centrr. Ph. 642-0010 ask for Complete yd service. Nea..t Rowlay. & Relia. free esL 642-4389 LOS: Turquoise g i I v e r EUROPEAN LANDSCAPER Indian bracelet. Monday Clean up ~ Tree SllJ"gery Dec. Zlst. Sea Horse & Sea Reasonable. Eves 496·3383 Shanty area.Reward. · 544-2817. EXPER. Hawaiian Gardener GIBSON Elce Bass-I pickup Con:irlete Ga:denlng Black case Vic 305 E. Sa.y, Service. Kamalant, 646-4676. Balbofl. Reward ! ~7010 . C-omplete Yard Carel 549--0730 JI?t1 54(}.4837 . . \ • Plasterr..,., P•tch, Rep.Ir. 6880 * PATCH PLASTERING All types. F'rff l!!atimates Call5'0182S ' Plumbl"I -PLUMBING REPAIR No job mo small· • 60-31~ • Roofing -6950 ~ . • \ DAJLV PILOT . . , ......_, 'OJ'""""' a 1 4'JIG DA.11. 'r l IM~LOYMINT 00 MlllCHANOISl .FOll MlltCHi..NplSI PO~RF~fl"CicHfill~lt'~r~fl('HAimlril''ij;;Rfl =::.;;.;;:..;;;;.:;.=,;.:;;,=;.1 S.&l'E ANO TRADE SALi AND TRADE SALE AND TRADI SALi AND T I. 1 Jobs -· w"'l'-1100 Jab• "'""· w-1100 'our.famous -- DENTAL RE'CEPTJON!ST -MANUFACWR!NG En(lnier DIME ·A· LINES Furniture . ' ' • IOOO Off!<~ '.';!..mUuN IOIO Appli•nc•• -1100 p~ & o,....;. I •1 Desk only. Exp:d, Proficltnt or Tedvllcla.n tf' devdop . MOVING. elegant Jurnitµre DESKS, Creden~ .. chain. fRJGIDAIJtE Auto •. ~~!/ -Clearanc• Sale ' with insuraooe. AfW'boon to Jigs, flxlqrtt, &Aembly pro-OtRISTMAS Is he.re: 1961 ~ R..utBl.ER Station Wagons 60~ off. Color TV Jtereoi. tile tibc, rtcepUon rm tum, Xln.t cond $50. Wuu.ngJlO\IMI 1 eve· hrs. (l.S or·9 2"\}, aome ttdures MacC~eor Yacht Mlnt tel $1.50. 1962-0 or· $25 each. 54s-t7$7 pald St.250. ~II S5fX:lt pluM bUsiness ma·ch. All Cuh elec· dryer, xlnt Cond, $40. Pianos & O"Ja.:. Sat's, Sa.l&ry open, fringe c.orp. 16.lt Pl&ctntia, Costa 196t • p mint set -$1.75, game table, ~ld.-$600, sell Sales. Call S'lS-SOM Btw: GUlr.~.L.deliv ..... 54&-8672. Hu .. DltcOUntl j benefits, Ph: ~<H.;i. Mm.._ _ 1 -. _.aealed ptutic, makes-<• SNO_ tllJ t.halrv llt One W: Ol!Wl...Pl ~ llvjpg t::r)..5 pm. Jff.:i on m..t flMr Moclelt atta) 8 am-9 pm, 846-3540, • real nlet gi(t $1. 1 roll 1el SIS. 2 beautiful new rm sets. 67i-ll09 C:::.--, 1 • • "-'-" · SlO Muslc•I 1 ·•·@ •tarts prompU!L.!l' L P • , Indian ~ead etnts ~ed ....,..,"" even1flj' pune.11 """' G S I -Sa"'~ ~ 26th QISTRIBUTORS w,anted ln oan_ roce1sor dales $12.50.\1 rott' Liberty each. OM white, one bltck. --U1..E4NFRONT HC?ME •f •ge • e -&.£ ln1tr.ument1 ., •125 .,,.,~~tF.E"''ARLY '1 beach a.re•·~for nationally Salary Open,, Female, exper, nickels mlxi!d dates, $8.50. Man's expensive Map I e QUALITY· Bedl._ dJn • rm, COLO' SSA"l I • known product. Your own FHA/VA,.Spot, •ina:lf: tam· 8 dittefent dates BU cent . valet with aeiat $15, like dressen, ,ch.andehen:, chrs, · '" CONN c6RONET very gd. • FOR B£8T SELEC'rroN .business -C0Atact P.O. Box Uy residence (1-4 units). ro11s~ S4, 1912 Jndlan $2.50. new. 4 bon1e hand knit china, llni!ns, et~; 2510 W. 31'1 P'!'RT'i GARAGE SALE cond. AJ>Prelsed t'r5. Bst oft Sat. 10-S • Sun. 12-'s" 1563, La&una. Beach. Packaa:e on 1 t.racti. ~vely GOid $'5,· call ·536-302l . aV\eaters $15 each. &i&-2Sll Octanfrnf, NB. 6r~. f):ar1 ~~~re. ,?~ns, ,books, takes ~2475. · Di.Uy 12 tit S ' 1 new cifc of ealab firm, I ;:;:;::_::::..::::f.:'.::'.__,,--l;::.:=.:;;:.:..:::~7::...::=-::;:::-1;:;;:;;:;-:;;;;;::-n,;;,;~i<i c ou..,s RPP 1ances. etc, ete, . COAST MUSIC BEFORE Yon buy, call T. DRAPERY---On Mond-.y 12)28 IREVERE 8 MM movie Spauldlna: executive v.·oods 1· ESfATE ·~J,e: Hseful ',or ~tc. s16 Ce.He·MeriQoia, s.~ FenCler B.•~_ Gu!t•r ~ ~T. HARBOR : Guy ·Roofing Co. Reoov,.;'i,'g~l}.~~'!J!l~4~~!,Call!!!__l'8e~tw~•~"g,e~M1~.l<!iJU~Mle'!j~~~~li:;''-'-"L.l~~4-''~,!l§2il~.~~~9-.!;.,.<J~-,~~~'?n. be11ut r.f~<ht furn, all hke ~· 26 & n..~ NE\V. i: 6'16=37~ l\t•.. • iti•~•'1---~ s peci a l ist. '41·-21 ... , --~ new:-e 111"-~1 -548.9590. twpo , 1a.ble modt>I phono with new Gfrard portable -1 $25:. · . ra . MOVING wa.Sner/Dl)-er, • ROTH Coronet S~. Noblet 1 ~----------• -Pti'IOftnel A9ency cltfridge aii!Teeale $22.50. l'i,tatchlng~Kl:;H ·hornr-S5 &.-Sun..pnly.....130TI Red_-Hilli powr mowe.r j)ft.tkl rurn:-Clarinet Sl.20. Artley Flute .FARF;ISA dbJ-.-k-e 'Ibo a r d WRE•~~~.A "'-~,",·"'., NC•ow. DRIVER . 1 C · W ~ ... Dr., N.B. 12" speaker -JA, "New Sears eaCh. Bruns breaki1own, c:ut' Tustin. Many Jtems! 'DEC 24-28th. Sl25, 545-1841. combo orgin $575. Xliit ...... ~ n.c .. v. or o m pany '42-3870 12 volt car cooler S22.50. 'nd c~ $5. Mov~ &.eN!enLOVELY Sofa, never used, 1519'SantanellaTcrrace Cd~I COIJd1 96.~lm·, Roofs. 1700 Superior Ave, passenger car. Ftill time. l ~~~~~~~~~~~i Apsco·'rt'"desk model t11pe S4. 1958 Ford 4 door parts; quilted flora, scotchguardM , ** 673-3842 ** Pi•nos & Oi gans 8130 C~t. 641>1691 :U HRS. Call ~tr. Cole: 968-5621 1; embosser with 6 rolls,\.;:" ~2 short block Sl5. Head1 $ll5. Matc:hina lowseat f/S. Fl.NAL Sewinn 69'0 EARN M much U $3.05' hr MAO!INE PPERS. :iiftile lape· SlO. Cllll 536-3021 be· ~ . .each. Carbureipr and 536-8337 Appliances . 1100 • to car wax.business, OC I.: needle for sportswear . tore 3. manifold $10. Starter $5. • YEAR END Alter•tions -64a-SMs Neat, accurate, 20 )<elll'!·e"l:p. Tile. Ceramic 6974 N.B. 644-5$9f. 'Exp'd oitly~Cd-pay, 1---------1 Generator $5. Fo~matic STOVE, Apt size gas 149 SIDEWALK SALE CLEAR OUT EXP'D ~ARY highly *,Mi-3472 * 1-PSCO ;;" deak model tape SIS. ~luxe htater 1.5. PIS w/tratle or buy 'dbl bed Saturday, December 26th of Pi•nos & Organs •kUI-' typin~ If aborthand. I ·N-E_E_D _ _,,_"_-_-al--.-,h--1 embosser , with 6 rolls ~" radio $5, Radiator .SID. Hood compl. 675-31-80. Reconditioned TV's i: appJI. f.fany' at wholesale pri--- "" "'6 a lucup' I , w• •.wn l•pe· 110, Call "" ~1 I• .-......... ...ith at S5 "• •-"th "---1 Communi... .._, ...........,.,,. · .....,.,, .. ""' au ances. J<~inal cl<Mi&-OUt on all WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO """" ............ "3 tramp to U1:: iver I 1 f I befon!! 3 h -k I• 8 •·• * CUSfO'I FURNITURE ELEC OB.GAN. 2 manua.Ik, pedals, Danh;:h walnut, apt 12. $2.10. ~~52 Television 1 • Verne, The Tile f.fan * Cust \VOrk. Install " repairs. No ;lob too sml. Plaster H0&:pilal, So, Laguna, Per. certllieate1 to new bomel=~~~·-----~~ ~~~h'. f-~unt~n u~~~ e"'; R~NTAL." See ad class 1970 tloo.r u.mples. 1819 Newport Blvd. 642-8484 &ODnt'I Dept, ~llll. owners & make appoint. PLAY_ Your automo.b ile 968--7370 4000. Call MS-3481 \Vt' deliver, strvice ti guar-Hammond, Steinway, Exper Medical Recept mcnts for •oft watt'r cartridge tapes at home; 2 antee, Yarn,.ha. New & used pial'IOI ffi .......... service co. NO. SELUNG. new 8 track ste~ tape oi.'.o trunk 115. 646-2512 UNDESCRIBABLY DUNLAP o'. moot m-•·e•. "-•t h•Y• 1" for busy G.P.'11 o Cf, Ii~ e te ion pe ke" 125 Pl '"''l""E TABLE ~ = COLOR. 'IV, 1967, 25" ln Cclnlemp. walnut cabinet. $125 Or ~·ill tradg, s.u..osM. '69 COLOR TV-14" Sl2S. &12-5•25 ' - ' patching. Leaking shower repair. &47-1957/846-W.16. CE RAM JC est. No 536-2-1i6 Tlle \\'Ork. Free job tqo small. Topsoil 6917 Top Soil, Sandy Loam LYMAN LANDSCAPING 63J.76.1fi JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Job W•ntecl, Men ZOOO UNIT ti.tANAGER : Emptoytd u.les e x e c wlwell behaved 9 yr l'.lld son. Flrxlble hrs. Extensive ma.int & rl!!modeling exp!!!r. Stable, xln't local rl!!f's. 54&-21£0. Job Wanted, Women 7020 AIDES -For convaJe5c:enc:e, elderly care or famUy care. Homema.kera, 547-S681. Jo~n. Worn. 7100 APPLICANT Needed Io r immed. open i n' 11s l\1 a i nt enanc:e/Janitor in small mfg firm. Pref. man ov 45. Work d11ys. S2.65 hr lo sJ. ORANGE COAST ·EMPLOYl\1ENT AGENCY 124 Broadv.·ay · &l f>...3111 BABY Sl1TERIHskpr. 2· children 5, 7, Live in, Eng spe11k., rcl's. 893-7892 Bet11 Bruce Gxec 410 W, Coallit Hwy .. N.B. By appoint. 646-3!139 BOOKKEEPER'S Assistant - part time now (25 hrs a wk); full 1lrr\e by April. Bookeceping & typini; exp. prt"ferred. Nt"flr Bay Club, N.B. ask for Ken, &IZ-9262 BOOKKEEPER F'/C, R.E. bac:kifnd pref'd. Xln't pay I: C:O, 644-5904 \_ . • - CARRIER BOYS WANTED for the DAILY PILOT Dana. Point, :>an. Juan Capistrano and . Capistrano Beach. ~ Conta.:t Mr. Seay nl DAILY PILOT San Clemente 'ottlcl! 305 N. El Camino Real ....... ,.. CHILD Care, East,bluf(, After i1chool 2 -!>, morn 7 :30-8 :30 . Own car. 644-0665. CHRISTIAN Houseboy with car, par! time, C rl l\1. Mr Kelly 673-1260 or 835-0711. COASTAL AGENCY A member or -Gd . pay to rliht ·a:al. Ph: x ns s a · a,y t-----------1 v" ...:v APPLIANCE So. Calif. a t Schmidt Music ~~~COOK ' ~11:3 N,B.,,~ for Mr.~~ 4p:~~ ~~s :~8;ge~ Rc!u~'hR:1~~~1'~~ess1;5 S350 *'** 613-7699 ,1815 ;es:; 7 tvd. C.l\I. ~~ 1007 N. Main, Santa Sporting Goods ~ MUST BE EXPERIENCED ' for only $3.25. 1 four track, each. Chest of dra11.·ers S5. Office Furniture 8010 ~~=~~----~ SPORTERIZEO Springtle~' , AND OVER 2): OVERSEAS 12 volt, lapeei>layer left $12. 'CIOlhes hariiper s 2. 50 .1 ----------\VHJRt.POOL Elec dryer S20, BE AU T 1 FU L antique 30.ai Rifle v.:lth Weaver K-4 Apply in person only . 2 firt e'xtlnguisherl $2.50 Lamps 50c each. Electric Retln'd l4x60 v.'OOd , c(leaks, Kenn1on!! gas dr:ver $35. rostiwood piano. Sm al I. l'.COpe .• $75. M2-6509. '" Suet k Sirloin, 5930 w, Coast . e"ach . .J eight track tanes s:i. grill S2.50. Steam Iron S5.50. $69.50 e Refln'd \\'06d arm Older machines but in good Perfect cond. Show piece. POOL Tables, Brunswick N Bch .( four track taPes' $3, 1see Men's valet Sl. 1 B .... Susan rotary chairs, S29.50 e We cond. MG--8672, 847-SllS: $600. 644-0910 $269.95 ,t, up. Chuck's Bowl· 1 Hwy., ewpt. . d h this ' -~==-----=--· WORK an · ear 1 t ere 0 Sl. Glass bowls 50c eac:h. have the largest · selection • LARGE CLE AN Pl.AYER piano kir: sale. Xlnt Ing & Billiards, 2750 Harlxr , • equipment at 211 Joliet. PlastiC pails 25c e11.c:h. of used office furn in th1s REFRIGERATOR condition w/roll~. Blvd .. C.M. M0-7J0.1. Huntington Beach or call Cheese tray 50c. Sauna belt, area. .,~. ·• ""7820 • •~ '729 * 5.1&-3021 l .,,., V'JU"' ,""'"" POOL 111,bles, slate, $395 4: up. · e GIRLS •. for fast food hpl&Ut serviet. Apply in pe_rson All skills & professionas '\ · Be ore 3· small size St. Ladies purses P.1c: Mahan Desk ANY Day Is the BEsr da1 to SEU.ING Your boat? "List" lO't.. discount on all acces. MOTOROLA ·invert~r for 25c: each. New tloor knob 1800 Newport Blvd, run. an .11d! Don• t with ui1 .. sell tt tut .. Daily soric1 tll Dec. 31st. Beach! $125 putting 1ZV stereos in 6 V 50c:. Assorted pans and 64.2-8450 del&y .. "all tlXlay, M2-5678 Pilot Classifiod. "2-5678 Bill'-_.. 547 003J I cars .n5. V\V y,•t\tel Sl. plastic dishes IOc each.I -=========~==='======~=======~===~==~="=·==·==·====-,:, THE RIGGER TOTAL FEE CALL 64.6--8708. 54&-8746, 2701 San Lucas 71; Horse Elgin boat motor Lano 714/956-2251 NO. 16 FASHION ISLAND S25. 12" drive socket set SHOTGUN 16 GA pump $25. NE\vPOftT BEACH never used S12. Sm a 11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 -.~P~H=A~Rl=,~17M;=Y~c=L~E=n=K,,--•,-1 butane tank $10 .Good lS-5 962-n11 Hell! needed for the BEAUTIFUL NEW NEWPORT VILLA A d u I I resident care center. 4000 Hilaria Way, New .. port Beach. Pharmactutic:al Exp. tire and tube SlO. Nice large Office procedures, s 0 m e steamt'r trunk SlO. 2210 typing & bkkpg, Fu 11 Orange, Cl\f. _1 time-d'ays Sooth Co a st SINGLE 4 poster, ready for Community Hospital, So. l'l!finishing Sl5. 646-8237. Laguna, persOnnel OUice. s Ft. couch $25. Easy chair 499:-1311 . SB. Twin beds S25 eac:h. REAL ESTATE 5.4.LES ~dsrpeads $3 t>ac:h. Dining Join a going organization & table, 6 chairs $25. Lamp S5. start the new year right! Mirror, floor length S2.50. Bonus commission p I a n. Black and white TV $25. Only 2 openings, Call for in· &16-1662. tervlew, Bud Corbin • Paul 10c=-~,=,~x=c=v=R~SO.S~M~~A~M7t=c=w Marti.n. 123 W S2J. AC supply S23. CORBIN·MARTIN DC supply $25. Station REAL TORS 644-7662 components_S25. 644--6372. REAL ESTATE SALES VW """ ohairu;_I~ &12-1826c J oin a going or;:anization ·& GOOD Used TV S25. 542-5936. start the ne".' ~ear right! BOY'S 10-14 golf clubs and Bonus com~U!/IOn P I a .n . bag $7. Craftsman electric Only 2 openings. Call for in-lawn edger $6. Frigidaire RED silk Chiffon dress $15. DreS"s"y green. w Ol'.li mate'rnity $14, size 8. 962-7379 TAPE deck 4 track and 12 tapes S25. 3 spied Chevy stick transmission S 2 5. Electric: guitar · S25. Vox student ampliller S20. JS gallon stainleu steel beer keg $4. 1958 Chevy.body and chassis, rear t'nd etc. S20. Battery operated tape l'f!corder $2.&l. 847"'"8M7 KENMORE washer m. 893--0122 • SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS terview, Bud Corbin . Paul under counter dishv.·asher Zealot -Cease -Aided - e ONE COOK....:.relief shift, Martin. S7. GE stainless 1&teel coUee Drivel -DISTILLED • 4 draoyu'na •,;~AlkTR. ESSES 'l\ CORBIN-MARTIN pot SB. Ne .... ,ly uphl;>lstered 1 Aboot s lui;~~__:·He's hecn 'V --. REAL TORS ~7662 green platform rocker S25. n so many ,,..,,~. hi5 sulls 7:30-4 pm, fl) 4:30-7:3'1 pm, l7l2 M I' w N 1 aren't dry-cleaned. ·They're RECE~ I c· I F . d ar Irle ay, ewpor 5 days a wk. No Sat or Sun. r • 1r r I a Y, Beac:h 646-G!Oj, DISTILLED." fl) 7:30 am-4 prii, 11)" 4:30 Sup!!!r sharp, very attract. 1-;-o;;:--;;:::=::=:---:=--.:-=cl• ~ .. G' t' sn· b'k T AS Is, Kenmorl!! top loader pm-7:30 pm, Sat. & Sun. full or pl·lime, will train, sz "" 1r s ngray 1 e. op only. per hr start + future. shape S17.50. ice skates, size washing macliine (cycla- 7 •... , ,,,_.,, ,,,,_on fabric) S25. Wedgewood e FOUR mature:, female AT-54 ·5'!46 ..,, tH?-.>uo'" I ======--~~-1;;;--'°'-;:;::c-"'--:::;:-:::::-~ fRheem ) auto clotht's dryrr TENDANTS, preferably with RECEPI10NISI', gcn'I olc !JI-Fi buy. S25 gets you a S25. 494-8467 or l250 nur5t!s aide training, Parl dulles. Progt"l!~slve co In threP .. piece 15e~-:AM/FM Brangwyn \\lay, Lllguna lime & full Hme. good surrounding~. 644-5904. amphfier/preamphfier 11.nd Beach. • ONE MAID, relief shift. S 1 ,0;.,.,=~=~o---::~ big 16 x 16 x 34 monoral am-4 :30 pm, 4 days a week. SALES PEOPLE wanted to IJ)t'aker uni! 1-10" and 3-4" SORFBOARD 5'10" twin lln 'c""atl 81,10,001 ,•,r~~71P'10' •mom. speakers Mi-4523. S2j. Taco mini bike S2'5, Call M rs. Martinson 17'14) 642-5861 for interview I ~~C"::""-.!!.~~~~~~."'_~-liFc:i<hl;;;<~;;;;;,-;;;;;;;; I engine Sl5. Oneil welsult SERVICE STATION AT· l8:' GE black anrf whi~e long john $18, 115 451h TEND.__ all ,.1,. 1 .. ~nsojP _.model TV $25. S N 8 t1.n 1 s i ~ open. 642-4573 I =-~t.=-, ~·~· ~~~-~-~ Apply in p!!!rson, 4678 Cam-1~==-·~-::-----BICYCLE. Girl's 20 pus Dr., Newpt Bch. BOTTOf.f Paint, 8 qt. blue English make. blue, good SERVICE Sta, Attendant. pt bottom paint. cost Sl3, stll condition 115. 644-2562. HOUSEKEEPER, Live in f .,, t . 2590 Mr S6 each. 548-3029. for father&. companion to ime .• ~.ca · in app. EIAGNAVOX 11 yr old daughter. Ref's Newport Blvd. CM MAN'S Grut'n gold case stef'e(), excellent condition SERV. eslab. ~.u,, Bru•h wristwatch, 3 diamonds in I~ S ~· h od b exchanged. Sepr living qtrs, i:" face, sx;. Old carpenter's "'J,· wcu1s m em, rown pvt heh & pool. Laguna. rte, S12Hl75 wk. to st.; also tool c:best over 100 years old leather and wood sW\vel Father has cx::c'I travel. SlOO 1 7p_t_t1Jn,,_•-·=54&-5=~'="~==='I '25. 6laple cricket chair SIS. chair S25. Plmne 644-1992. mo . Write Box Ml050.0&ily * :,i. TRUCK ·DRIVER-P.ta.ple distressed end tables 6074 Mar Vis ta, Newport Pilot, 330 W. BaY 51, Costa Exp'd. on diest'l '40' semi S25• each. J\.1atching coffee Beach. P.1esa, ca. trailer. lofnst be able lo pass table S20. Maple rorner desk 11 element 2 n1eter IM>am and HOUSEKEEPER, 1 iv e ·in , ICC physical & driving teGt. $25. Twin box spring and rotor $20. Jnstruc:tograph CdM. English speaking , Class 1 llccn5t req'd. NO-mattress, like new S2S. and tapes Sl5. Rac k clean thoroughly, Good others need apply, (7141 Hand painted l'.lld milk can cabinets $5. 2M Xt11.J9 SOc. \V/chiidren, Sl*> mo start. 546-7172 S25. Round .J2" distresSl!!d 644-6372. 675-2790. YACHT STEWART maple table ·s25. 4 matching BOOTS, Young man• s HOUSEKEEPER, part time. Exp. man for corporation chairs with pads $12 each. Weslern rid ing or cowboy, Nr. Brookhurst & Hamilton, yachl. Foreign waters 6 Maple bunk beds complete size 10-D, like new. Colorful Hunt. Bch ... 962--0396 months anually. Perman. $25 each bed. Round maple !ooled diamond decorations .. ••5 7 lamp table $25. Hoover 11,-. "" ~· We•t"lllll. HSKPRS Em.I~ ""Y• l-'"' posillo". ..... -446 O't<r4>'11U .. .,~ ,..... ~... upright vacuum SXi. Cedar George Allen Byland Age~ 2 I 20 TIRES 2-G70-l5 wide tires l~s E 16th SA School1-lnstruclt00' n 7600 chest S 5· J\.fap e chest S · Ch h I S8 h cy w-• ,--. , Large 6 drawer blue chest on evy w ee II eac . 547-0395. S2S. Pair large table lamps 2-885 x· 14, white $4 each. S25 pair. Round haJI mif"!"Or 1-695 x 14, like new $8. 1-650 Sl5. Large picture $10. ·x 13 like new $7. 1·775 x 4 646-92Mi near new S7. 1-650 x 14. AIRLINE SCHOOLS PACIFIC Day " Night Classes ...,..596 610 E. 17th St., Sa~ta Ana The Ma1iage1ne11t and Staff of Johnson & So11 Wisli to Extend to I You and Yours a Very Merry Christ1nas Snelllng & S~lling Inc. LEARN pbotoeraphic dark The Wor ld's Largest room techniques. SessNlns by nl!Ver used recap $4. 2-1969 VW wheels and tires SS each·. 10 used 15 inch tubes $1.50 each. Private party, CM 645-2768. FAR Out blouse,. Me:dcan peasant and Hawaiian sharksKin, sizes 10-14 13--$<1. Professional tO\m.. 'E Da>t'1""'11. iNEL 1 appt., well equip. dark rm. Emplovment Service .5·~~~ 1 '-:'\-)Vl"'4 · lab material turn. SIS. per 279tJ Harbor Bl Cl\t 54()..6055 '-"U'1CES.•AGENCY J hr se5Sion. 493-1977 Harbor Bl wt'. at Adam_, L~ •nu Pi •-~~~---~~~' 1 488 E.17th Cat Irvine) C.M. """-""~ ano at home from TIP.ED of that old furniture? 642·1470 professional 1JOniWflltt. SW It's M'!aJ\y nol that hard Lesson. 67l-7'1W. " • The DAILY1 PILOT ORANGE COAST~S • leading Marketplace rna~)'OU ewr think of swap. Ina lhat White Elephant In the 11.ttlc for something you can use? Tey the Traders Paradlae: column in the Dai-'1 Pilot Want AdL 646-0015. HOLIDAY Dre11a, Empire-line, Young Edwardian m ini. Worn once, siv., 9, S-10 New fall. European made, rl!!a.1 ha Ir. fttahly dyed dark brown 2S" lofti, wtg spray Included SU. 64&-9015. · TAPE Deck, ~ track, stereo $20. 673-7150. ELECTRIC Ra n g e $25. ~ dryer, electric 110/ 220 $20. 548-1800. GROCO Head $25. Bait tank and pump $25. 100 lb anchor $25. 50 lb. anchor $15. 1 VIS' manila line IOc fl. 25" GanUing S2S. New generator and recuiator $25. 8' boot hook SJ. Dock whttls $10. 548-9661. ( Jol1nson .. & Son LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK Ill • I • a DAILY PILOT frlday, Otctmbrr ZS, 11>70 SilUrd.1y, Dtct btr 2 .. 1970 ~ MftCHAHOIU FOR MIRCHANDISI FOR • FREE TO YOU / PITS and L(VESTOCK TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION N TRANSPORTATION SALi AND TRADI SALE AND TRADE Dot• 1115 M0oll1 Homn 9200 Trucka '5GO Trucka -Duno •-In 9525 Imported Autos HOO l~:;:~~·:-~·:~IOl~~~~~~·:,.~~~~~-~~~M~li-~~ll~a~Ml~O~Ml~,.~~~~~-~~j l SILKY Te.nier mix P\lp( i..:.:..::::::: ____ ...:.:=..:..:.=:::_ ____ ..::;=l=Me~tal~::f~la!!k!!!!-Bed--.~!l~::.:.t::::.:.::::.Fl.=;A::T::.:,_.:;:::I ~ !emal ... 7 wlu o<d, Will AKC Toy A tiny --'' :11:1~nl?t:l •l•llll:l G M c . -e leS make ~Dari I n• pets. PUPll MO._ Alao 'brffdlnr ,-----------: -_______ , Sub-mCnlalW'O. 1<08 911> St., •tock -ial u.Ie. ,.._,,... Fln"t Adult Park. ' ' ' * $12C' * '68 FIAT 850' * CHRISTMAS SPECIAL * . S.A. "1->510 12120 DALMATIAN ...... AKC, 1" So .. CalU. •Um>tHtd<d TRUCK CENTER ~ SPYDER 'I I SABLE le. white 4 months old champ, a.ired. ~~. and up. b)' Irvine Or&Jtie Grove1 . . 25% off of lf1t price on •ny r ng I fl ma I fl oollle/German SU-1937. YEAR END 7':184 Anaheim Bh•d. RDSTR. Red ";ith black tn. In our stock from now 'tll Chrlttn'YI ahepherd , tree for TRANSPORTATION CALL 546 °6750 Anaheim 6JS.ll51 terior. Like new, YQ\'&'W -, with this id Clu'Utm., 1o good home. ~4 hr. Phone * BODI s $75 * -$999 e custom made jewolry, using your design 897-TllS. 831' """i. C~t;11!; Boob & Yacht• 9GOO DOUBLE-WIDE s ALE s · ·• 5 ER v 1 c E :1184 So, Aoaltoim Blvd, CHICK IVERSON or oun e GG!d, aUver, gold filled, plated w"tm'"'"'· ~ ~ YACHT STEWART Analtdm VW findings & settings • Jewelry-making sup-'LOVABLE 1 . " old Exp . .,., to. ""P'"''"o" SPECIAL UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE 639-USI 54~3031 F~t. !6 tlt' 61, Plies & tools •Precious metal casting P oodJ e:/Temer, mix. yacht f'orei&n WJ.ten 6 2850 Harbor Blvd., Cotta Madi I ~-• -· 1970 HARBOR BLVD. bl. • Wood arving hOusebroke, 1.no t1, needs months annUA!ly, Perman. ~========;o-;;:========l~m~po~n~-.. C~a~rs~· ii~~l,==~~~~~==I equip • Gem tum mg c a:ood home. 1-n~88 or ent TWUition. 545-?'46 • 2 bedroom, 1 bnth, comple:lt .: COSTA MESA _& sculpturlni kits for t!le .ama~ur '·836-4<93 12/:16 -'~-. ----with Catpet,-dMpe,, '"" .u~ AUmN-AMERIC. · UNIQUE 10' outbo4rd & 1Jec. appliances + 35' patJn Mobile Homes t200 Motorcycl's t300 JAGUAR '--'---1----"G"'ll"'ts'-'fo::.cr tvtry cuttomtr FREE To a:ood hom&-Lrr tr&lM!r. · Cood-Lo n d lUo.n .. j...l~.±..lttl~"°CC>""!:c±-F.~";':~~"';;:=~,;,;,F"='"'§?;;,==.;,;~n~;:;:;<'i"7;7,:';;;';"'f9·-...:::;;~::;~--I * Gum"" Shophud & Muot ,.,, 1 HP Chcy•I" .Xlrt., aod ,.. poreh. !Ser. Trlplo Wide Cornoll .. -~---AU IN AMERICA A""UAR ~ -* * F.lve M G•~ins * omall Cock:A-Poo, both"" "'°"" opllo.oal, cail 7169,. Hillerest-•-f.lamlnao ._ _____ .._. Sil•-Semc. Part. J .. -i ... ' 270 E. '17th St., Hlll9ren Cenffr, Cotti IMu w/childn!n. M&--Ol&6 ll/2S 833--06&I flc~S. Complete Package Paramount-• UniversaJ THINI ~late ~ HEAD'f'UARTERS 645-1909 TO special home ohly . O.llverM & S.t Up Barrlngton • Broadmoor HQ-.Y..-..• All Mode1a The.nnlyautborlmdJAGUAR Open 9 AM til 6 PM Tues, Thur': Sat ~A~eA~~~r .d· Collie ~jfs S.UbNt1 9010 DEC. 23-31 ConthJental • Star •••• ~ dealer 111 ~ entin Hu1lot 9 AM tu 9 PM Mon, Wed & Frt -· RENEGADE NINE DAYS ONL y """'™ • Hill=•• .. ..... .. OCJTllT~.1R:UJ7l(J{£(Jr4Jl PETS an<l LIVESTOCK NEWoPIORT $9214 MO~~tJ'~~ES ''fRIEDl.AHllBI"' i°Ai."'E~ I ••-p Gi I ••-l2lll Beach Blvd .• G.G. SERVICE Sporting Goods &500 Mlscel aneous -et1, en•I'• -Famoua 25' Tops'! cutter. + Tax & t ic. IDlr. TR 193) * 71-l.'530-2930 * .. ~--~ STOP & SWAP oi.,.1, A.P., 7 hap ol ,aili, 141.51 JEFFREY RD. I======== PARTS CUSTM Cordle SunlN&l"1J YOUNG raccoo n, good w/ every possible equJpme.nt to in BeauliJuJ Irvine Motor Homes 9215 541't-17&4 BA UER S12S ilr Mlly board S2S. ' MS-0101 childrtn, S60 or reuonable go anywbe1e i"l the world. 5 ~1 i. South of Tustin, and BUICK Hobie IUrlboard $2.S. Adult al73 Newport Blvd., C.?tf. ofler. 54~2638 .. ~•..:-~ 646-1914 Ev owned 1oys, new oond , (next to Tony's Bldg ?tiat.) na•uug ~. e. \i Ml. S. of San ta Ana Frwy. BRAND NEW· JN E_, t.IS-0730. U"" fur"' St"""" Refti&'•; FLIPPER,Compl<I<, t2 ml. No~,,':.~,'IS.o Diogo HORIZON COSTA MESA 8' YATER surfboard. a:ood &: Misc. Dogs 1825 perlect, blue. New sail, ... 7 1967 DATSUN 510 234 E . 11th Street oond $40. Brand new Sea "If we don't have what YoU -------mast &: boom. $350 or heal 832-1515 ONE OWNER 17.CKXI MI. 543-'n65 suit. full lenrth $20 New $25 want, we 'll get it for You'" JUST IN TIME 1''0R ~•;::tr;::. ;::646-::,,::3.::108.::·c_--~~ 1--~C~H~A~P~MA~~N~'S~-. -11 23' MOTOR HOME Am COND. COLLECTORS ITEM racka for $15. 50-32S3 SILVER Tea server, 4-pc Christmas SUNFISH with trailer, $500. YEAR END SPECIALS S~i~~1b6i,1~~r~:!e::~~~~ Beautiful Saa:e green !in!sll .62 JAGUAR 4 Dr. SPdan . VOLKL Ski't. 17Dcm. Step-in set, appraised $700. must ** 3 lijack Toy Poodle pups, m:::..w S7s;J7!5 ** ~r igln•ls & Sharp I fria:trator: carpet & drapcg, with Blo~ ·beige. bucket 3.8. o ne O\l'Tlf'r ~ 9 , 5 90 6indinl. a:ood for bea:iMflrs sell $500 or best ofr. Also 1 male, 2 female.* 1 ador·I========= •FLAMINGO 24X60 etc., etc. Was $12,950. .1.ea111, F.qu1pped with auto. careful miles. Automatic. t ~$21~-;,-~:95:18:;;·====' I antique glassware, Inq uire able Silky male •• 6'6-0142 Pow1• Cru1'ura 9020 (80613) .............. $11,700 CLOSE-OUT matte transmission, .radi~, tele&e0pic stePrini; -...·heel. 1: 900 Sea Ln, No. 33. CdM I -'333"-'E-'._l_Ttc,h_S-"t.':...°"-·--I---·------e FLAJ\1INGO 2-CXOO PRICE heater; Factory Air Condi. racliO. Absolutely m l n t M00 1..::'"0'.Y.:lim<=·c_. ---~~ (SO~) .............. $12,700 $8950 tJon. ThiS attractive cllr condi!ion. (F'Xl-'297l Cllll Miscell.onoous '68 BUG-R/H, nu brakes: CHOCOI.ATE brown mini '62 26' Chrb; • muat sell by • FLAMINGO 20X57 must be seen & driven 10 Used Car Dept, Connell 1---------1 tire& 29,000 mi. Xlnt Cond. toy poodle!1 maJe, AKC. Jan. l, EquiPd for lishina:. CS0074 J ................ $9995 eppreciate how carefully Chf'vrole! Co.111. ~1e1 a . HO l'>fodel Train Set..6x4 ta· Sac. 497-1231, 675-7867 • * l:lb2-0554 * Radio, etc, Slip inc. Paid e STAR 24.X43 Aak for Ron Kram ma intained k li ke new. 546-1203 ' ble. 50• track. ovuht'ad &: $42.()0 last year. Best offer (S6!167l ................ $8495 CONNELL 7.SE 226 $1700. J nhnllOn "-l""""'"=======I iUrface poWer. elecll'Onic Misc. Wanted 8610 SCOTI'JSH tenier pup, 5 mo. over $2950. 494.6059 , • UNIVERSAL 24XS3 Son, 2626 Ha rbor, c.r.1. MERCEDES IENZ COlltrols. Fully landscaped, <"'"~ $13 ~ PLEASE HELP' AKC, Ch•mp~". ''"'· 9035 ~d ................ ~ CHEVROLET DOT DATSUN .complete accenories. Phone . . . female. red bn ndle, all Marine Equip. e COSMOPOLITAN 21X5.~ ... 7038. :Z Young girls, Just starting I sho!s warm disposition TROLLING, sailin&: electric (523831 •.•••••••..••• Sl 2,5(1(1 OPEN DAILY FOR ule: Used 4' fluore1-out, moving into unfurnilh· $100. '832--5715. ' ·motor. equivalent to ~3HP. 531·8105 * 213/8fi0.5210 2S2!1 Harbor Blvd. AND 01 .iri!J" County', L .H q('~I 'i"lt•(ior)n N.-... & Us•·d f..\er<"d"'~ Bl'.'11! eent fixture•, $5 .each, aa ii. ed apt. Need free furni lurf', 50 7.11 Victnna· , CM . 642-5&00 1206 No. Harbor, S.A. Costa. Mesa 546-1200 SUNDAYS Qxitact Mr. Laney or Mrs. in good rond. Please call: EXPERT grooming $7. · llr 530.2930 18835 Beach Blvd. ,..___ n-u Pilo• 330 646-6912 or after 6 pm; Poxl!e pupp ie5• JTlOfit colon, 2 HP SEAGULL outboard. H ..i-Beach un:aw.,..., ..,. Y " $50 up. Afonkey1 $35. Special X1n 12131 Beac h Blvd., G.G. M ini Bikes 9275 -=========I un....,.on Weat Bay, (bgta Mesa 893-~. Westminster,---on all bird•. 547-3851 or t shape. $15. Adults Only -W..7'7tl or Yo.oul J im Si emens Imps. v,·,1, nf-• & r.ti.n '3~ '-, ' : 2 SCHWINN Stht&n.Y .,.. ;54~,_,,,~' .,,-,-..,.,~--I :=7.:"':=:'5-=.=2400=.=::= I T_r ailors, Utlllty 9450 '68 DATSUN PICKUP "--•ea. complotoly Lumber 1750 ·~ . ~ MOVE IN TODAY Mini bike* Xlnt cond ~'llt. $30 ilr $35. Call --=-----'-"-"!MUSI' SAC. Au1t Sehp puP5. Boet Sllp Moerlng 9036 Walkinj: distance 10 Knott'• 31/ii HP * s75 14 Tandem Trailer, all steel, 1=:=:::======-l ., • ., lS)5 150, 2" x 4", 7' 8" lonz, 35c Reg. Blue Merles, ltlots. Berry Farm & 1.hopa:. '-===*=-===*=· == welded construction. i.4" Radio. heater, cilr., 4 speed. MG -•each. 545-2365/at 240 c:om·c see & make ..ofr. 15'-30' slips avail for power c'USTOJ\f 24.X53CRUSADER 1• Deck platina:. 545-4361 llr (WPP 762) WHl take car In CARPET Ia.yen, have '1laa: Amherst Rd. C.M. 642-6400, 1-6 pm. 644-!19'.l boatt.: Bayalde vma,e, 300 (#S-2051) Dishwasher C:Om-Motorcycles 9300 642-5845, WIU trade on Pick trade or finance private par.1---------1 crptl·deal direct, exp in-e POCKETSIZE pup1 .1 .:;E:. Coa=="=H=wy=·;,N,:·8=·==,I bowasher&dcyer,AM!ings, Up. ty. 546-B'n6 or 494-6811. MG , olall, "" tin. 539-8327, FREE TO .YOU PttodlH, Malt"' or •-·t Charter 9039 Skirt., Poreh & 3 delux '·y-,,..-AHA-JOOc--, Tr-ail_M_a-,-,.,l =T='r='uc=k=.====,=,=_1.~,6~7~D~A~T~S~U!:,N'"'W~A~GO~N~I Sal,., Sennce. Parl1 827-3740 Yorkies. 2 lb, Stud aerv. -1te ..... , Landsca~.,,. ~ Immediate Delivery, .. ~ ....-u 2500 mi's, li ke new + xtras. --------1 All Models LADIES 3 Pc. Di a m 545-2100. Chrbtmu Wffk Charier $12,995 Torma 225 540-47 7 '66 f d IL T p U W@ddin& Set Un u I u a 1 WOULD Like g:ood i.ome for =POO~D'°L~E;..S~W=h~l/=lt~.,y--tny-1. 32' Twin-screw Chris For appointment call S . 3 . or ;t 2• on • , Automatic dlr, Radio, hea:. CUJIDm antlq deaian. $425 or Pekingnese, adults l!nly, t.fale 8", 2 yrs S75. Female avail. ** ~2434 * 714/530-2930 * '70 YAMAHA-LO Ml ·1 er, specid wheels. (VO& ._ 673-«XM: 646--2038 12126 JO" d · k I $100 S400. • 548-9884 VS, 3 spttd, radio, healer, 9511 Will trade or finance Ou . . • c>ell Irie ll, yr . Want To Livo lo . COMPLETE Bea:inner s 8' \Vhite ~uch. N.eed s AKC, perm sho ts. 673-9357. Moblle Homes '2()1. COSTA MESA * '68 HONDA 300; Needs * easy.lift l.\ilgate. <48908C) pri vate party. Full price J2rluport Jl111po r t(, photo&:raphic kit, $65 Jirm. ~~~stenng. You pie~~~ 2 ~rale poodle puppies, all ver ----'------Local spaces available now! t.1inor Repairs. Make $1399 $1099. K l~Call~~-~~2 ~'v'.:'!:'·~~~I ;f~i'i;-;;;;;:-;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;-miniature, 8 wks: old , Uled Triple WlcM Cornell If )1)11 are strious about buy. Offer. 675-8522 BARWICK BARWJC 3 GIRL'S Bikes: 2-16' 'and K l~TE ~S-~~b"!ken, to children, ti:> j>apers, $40 Qmtinental e Paramount In, a mo~ile home .•. Now'a WANTED: Aity year 305 or IMPORTS INC. IMPORTS INC. 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.8. l...a>". $10-$~ Each. reat or u . ea. 545-4270 before 4:30. ~ e Untveraal the time to see 205 Honda Scrambler, not DATSUN ** 847,:1034 ** 67l-8l28 12125 2 DARLING blk puppiell, FlaminiO • Genenl BAY HARBOR running 5'1~1690. DATSUN 642-9405 540-1764 ~ ~HP Evl.nrude; twin 52 cu PUPPIES, . 2 mo'a oJd, l Cock-a.poo (father II DrNdmoor e Star MOB I.LE HOMES * '10 TRIUMPH Daytona, 99i:: S. Cst. }lwy, LB 494-9'n1 998 So. ~t. Hwy, LB 494·9m bl ICllba tank:I. u· Hotpoint white &:· 1 brown wJhlk poodle ), 1 male, l fem., 7 Hillcrest .• Cambrlda:• 1425 Baker St. (at Harbor)' 500 cc. 2500 Mil"5· $!m. 1961 FORD F100 P.U. '68 1600 Roadster ~THINK )'drlc. 67J..6728. lace. 642.-3>43 lll:ZS wks. 64+7708 · . CHAPMAN Costa ~1eu. 540-9470 * 491;.:6233 * ONLY 41.000 MILES 1.i;.::.R::.:UG;:s"'."'Am~•"ricatt-~Ori~.,,..,,=w YEAR "Old female Siamese SI' BERNARD Pups AKC. MOBILE HOMES COSTA MESA 1967 Honda lliOct'. \Ill, 8 It flH!t side11 with low Exce.llerit N'lndition. IA"' a .. ~ .. 9:d2', $165 each. Call aft ll needs home 540--0l78 ll/2S Gd. line1. Weaned end of l206 N, Harbor, S.A. Casual Mobile Estate Llv'g S275 or Best Offer boy aluminum tockabl" CO\/. mileage. (WEZ710) UXl un· 'pm., 675--2141. 6 Wk old pupples put !Ab. ~J:;"";::·,;968-9ti41:::.::;:;::;.,.--=-= I * 714/5.11.8105 '* Ni.: l2, 20 & 24 Wide Models 545--0906 evenings er. Standard transmi11sion & der Blur Book . ''FRIEDLANDER'7 1WO single beds.-ogod 548-6556 l2/2S SMALL mlnlature Poodle, 8x35 1 BR/f'Ull bath. RA!tria:, Now on display in 5 Star MU ST .i;ell 1910 Kawasaki 00. ovrrd rive, he111rr, Radio, $1395 condition $10 each. RABBIT And cage. AKC. t monthl, trained. alr. tn Nice Prk. GREENLEAF PARK $250. Call Steve aft 4. Driven onl y 41.000. Musi BARWICK 1J1Jt l lACM IHWY. lt) 89J. 7566 • 537-6$24 ••• "°'1 12/25 Shoi. "" -10 $1795 * * "" -· 642-3518 Se• Gl6846 $775. ,JOHN SON -====:;540-;;:3283~===~~==-~==========:.!.:=::::!:·:~=::::'·=====-~===·=======~==·~::_~1~750~W!t~ltti~··~'~·~"'~"~u~·:"~~~l350:z...:====='"""."""' NEW-USED-SE RV. k SON. 2626 Harbor Blvd., IMPORTS INC. HOO C.M. 540-5'30.. DATSUN '&I El Camlrio. 327. 998 S. Cst. Hwy, LB 494.9m ~ T~e ·Summit of Sport Car Luxury NEW 1971 COUGAR 2 Door Hardtop. Big 351 VS, • power steering, power front disc brakes, AM radio; tinted glass, complete, F70x14 white side wall tires, smog control, etc. # IF91H527620 Johnson +TX & LIC. •SOD LINCOLN CONTINENTAL • MARK Ill • MERCURY • c·ouGAR 2626 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA ; 1 ==x' ~="'=''=cb:=~:;;'::~:=">J::::86:" = 1 '68 1600 ROADSTER 1 __ Po_R_s_cH_E __ 1 9510 R<idy tn go! otr, CWEZ 7101 ,'66 PORSCHE ---------1 Will take trade or finance CouPe 912. 5 speed, brown '67 INTERNATIONAL Seoul. privfttf: party, 546-8736 or with black Interior. Brand Travel lop with 4 ~heel 4M-fi8U. new Perrelli tires. XYJ474 dri ve, 39.000 careful miles. $3299 Lockiog '"" .0th <adlo. 1" FERRARI CHICK IVERSON superb condition. (VOL377l Call Used Car Dept. Connell 1----------I 'iW Chevrole t, Costa ~f es a . FERRARI ... 1~3 Lld ""' 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 c~:,:~;.::~o=~~~-~~1NtwJ>Ort Imports · v•· 1970 HARBOR BLVD 4 WHEEL Drive jef'p utili ty ange County's only author· COSTA :rtlESA ' wagon, V-8 oldrive, new 11.ed dealer. . • uphol. New pai nt. r.tust sell SALF.S-SERVIC&PARTS 66 PO.RSCHE 911-:1. \VPbers, immed . Xtra nice S1495. 3UXI w C.0.st Hwy, A~I/~ r.t. All avRll xtras. 1976 l)'ange, C.i\1. 548-2333. Newiiort Beach Perfect cond. Best otr. =="~=""'==== 642-9405 540-1764 1.;::968-::c_.7'"='·-~~~--1 9520 ld;A~utho~n~";;"'~F•:;;rnrl;=:,D<al:=;;";,• '67 911, 5 . gpd, \Vcbe~. nu __ A_L_L_C_A_M_P_E_R__ FIAT ~;';,o;'~:~ .• ~~ ~~' ~~~· f '70 911-T, 1400 mi'•,· Xlot CLEARANCE . oood, A• "'w. SP<ci•I $6150. U 548-2250, 548-9236. Over a doun brand new 8 ~n'~ '69 911-T, 17,000 ml'1, Jt. to ll fl campers now a.J1_L1JJF1_ .. :.IJ Extras. S1i00? slashed to * fiT.l-6768 * tke 0¥1!1 ACTUAL PACTOltY INVOICE ~itively no added dealer charges! Eve!)' unit ready tor immediate installation on your truck or a new lil7'1! THEODORE ROBINS FORD 1' NOWON~5P1 auto aport I Authoriud SALES e SERVICE e PARTS 2060 HARBOR BLVD. 96Zi Garden Grove Blvd. 64UIOIO 537.rm Call Colltt:I '64 Ford camper Yan n.n.n.rM'I TOYOTA JUST ARRIVED! ALL 1971 TOYOTAS Corollas -Coron•s Mark 11 -Pickups Land Crui1er1 Ready For Delivery ..Deoitl~ .IMPORTS Complelcly oqulppod .0th "THINK". pop !Op, lee box, stove, dlr. R.ad1al tire1.. 1 owner. (UEO. ~Dm'~ 966 HarhQ r, c .. \I. fi1S.:J.'1,03 lCM l \Viii 111ke c11r tn trade ~ ~ '69 TOYOTA or fl1111.nce. 546-11736 or Corolla Station W19on I 4!'!4-6811. NEW 124 CPE. DEMO \Vhite w/hlack lnlrnor Llkc ' New '71 Datsun $2::! oow, Lio.$~;;;"' · 1~ 0~~; P~~";': ~·~,~ "FRIEDi.ANDER" CHICK IVERSON (a 4594~) \VII I take car Jn 1 Jl'IO llACH ILYD. VW 1rade, \Viii tiMnce private IHwy. Jtl c.A" 11 893-7566 e 5.17-6824 549-30.11 Ext. fi6 nr li7 ~.94rt;"ll.C&ll """'°7J6 ar NEW-USEO-SERV. 1970.':HARBOR Rt.VD. l ~=-========I CdsTA ~1ESA camper Rental• 9522 ~l--,,,7.;l""C'"'O~RO"'L""LA--I * •69 FIAT SPYDER., good WINTER RATES oond. S300 L Take over RAdio, heatl!r, rli~c br.:1kl'!';, 26' HORIZON pymnta. Call 847.1358 f11.clory air, Jaw, Jn-...' mll,.~! · 1969 Fia t 850 Spitler Take nlcirr r11.r nr .-ni:ill MOTOR HOME Xlnt Condil ion rl nv.-n. Undt'r l11r1. W<11T11nrv. Fully .stll contained v.'ith e 543--0919 e CaJJ 1'!11ury rflr. 111t 111 11~ s;:f'neralnr and al. oonditlon.l--,-N"O;.;.W""''S::=T:-H"E:--1 &4ll-.1100 or 4~1-7."l)I; O:li.117. ini;:. 11lt'eps 6. Call for gpec. '69 ToYQ\a (omit~-. -N•ii ial v.·intcr ratr.s 11.nd rcser· TIME FOR hrk.t. cluleh. r ur~. Frrint vat lonM, Ask for Ron Krani '"'°UICK CASH r 11 d 1 a I ~, ! "ri "' r1 r r ~ CONNELL "I" l\'/A,\t-F~t !unri , .:11n~t THROUGH A [)IM>I, rf'r runr-11ri $12).'}, 116'-"'6. CHEVROLET DAILY 'PILOT '61 TOYOTA COR O,:\tri;: WANT AD R/H. auto. l'r-w 11r~~ .642•5678 point$ 6: plus,:~. I r11\nrr ~i Pty; M"k~ Ofr . !lfi~-1~21 ~ Harbor BIV1t. Co~tA Ml!'1a M6-1200 • . . . -. " ,. .. ... .. _ ... ,:.._. .. Sawrday, December 20, 1970 DAILY PILOT 25 F'rlday, Otetmbtr 25, 1~70 OAllV PILOT fRANSPOR'fATION rRAN~PORTt\TION T RANSPORTATION TRANS,ORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION ~RANSP TRAN PORTA I lmeort:d Ca rs 9600 fm~d Autos 9600 Auto Leasing 9110 Used Cir• · 9900 U1td Cars 9900 Used C1r1 9900 Used. C1r1 9900 lJ1td C•r• 9900 ~ C1r1 ---"'°-"'"'I. TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN A \E8~s;911 CHEV~OLET • FORD MERCURY MERCURY OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC: -. I ~ '68 VW PINTO. CHEV. '70 MONTE CA RLO Looki ng, for a c~r? 1970 MERCURY '67 Mercury Monterey 19•7 OLDS I BILL MAXEY s9'UAREBACK $50.00 ma. S.S...... EASY Colony Pock Sta. Wag •• "'" 11.T. Thi, "~"Uv• -cutlau Supreme •• •701 GTO I I {36 n\o.l ONLY ~1,600 Mil.ES Cit!I Auto Refc•1Tal frer of THE FINA.L STEP UP car off(.'rs the buyers safe(y, SPORTY Jr PRACl'ICA L 55 cu. n, Ra m Air, TIQIYIQITIAI $1575.00 open .:!'Id J-l)'drainatlc, --power ~l&criOR chargf, \\'& have selif'l'S II yoo art-ready for the Jinal comfort and thousands of 2 door Hard top. Priced fnr hocxt'::h.~~ef.~~~dl'I • --· • • Radio r.t lleat<-r • RENT.l -di~ brakes -windows, waiting. All t)'(>t's I< prlcee:, ste'P up-1n tuxury Slatlon unused mll('s, au1n, .trans., qu!Ck 11ale. C o·n d f t Ion 'Pkg, PIS, P/D/B, Radio I 1Nl1 "JEACH BLVD. X£V 437 I\ m.~ 1971 ~kFM, inultiple1x, strato Sellers &!so welcome.· Wqons. 'f'hJs one Is for )l(lll. radio, heater, power slri., throughout t't'flects i,:ood & heater. New Firestone J Hunt. Btach 147-8555 PINTO ""c tt seats, tu I gauges, · 612.4431 Fully Powered equipped, 1lr power brk:1, air coM, driven care. Attractive yellow lln. Wide ovals. "ALL BLACK" I mt N. ot.Cbalt Hwy, on Bdl $4 DAY · 4~ht wbeel, !acto'1'._~11' """",,·. Allto Referral Set'\' ice condidontn,11', AM/1'4M Stetto only 38,000 ml. by one o..i.·n· 11th. Black Bucket seats A. Make offer or trade lor c mm ... i;port w ..... -.:s we 1~. ~n1 C Sq . 9 •·•,·0 • ·-01,, l•<l•• .. .,..,. er.Ownroday 10rouly~215. Ja·••" • o"ot A •om"••'c '69 CORONA '... track beltOd lfr• auio load "'" r v ountry .. uire, . nau ...... • .,.u ti" so·· • HU .. r . u .. late model Ford truck. AND 8, 1 pa s, ,,_1n1 shape. Blue Book!! s·t1U1 '& Dclux root rack. 1U n 234J. JOllN N · transmia•lon, radio, hcnter, .. a 6464665 Hardtop. Vinyl roof, 4 speet:, 18711 BEACH SL MZ-443:5 4¢ MILE leveler, elc., etc. 8~ ~nee 01 for $750, will sell tor $450 Owned and carrfulJy ntflin. S<lN, 2626 J1arb!>r Blvd., Poy,·er StE'Crlng, Power •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,I immac.ula1e, Sky Blue. Sa.c. ·JIUNT!NCToN BEACJI ·PUT A LFM'LE factory warranty,_ 1 h.ii is an cash. Call aft 6 pm-tained by Johnson_,,.& Son C.~1. 540-5630. Brakes, tacrory air, eic, rlflc.-e. \VIII 11ike trade or ,66 VW KICK JN YOUR ~:Ju~~~J0~:U~oau;ni~~ &1.2...@.17. ' sjnce new ~ year -50'.Xl '-69 MONTEGO MX NCw car lrad~ in, ,Drh•e & ---------1 finance pvl. p . ean~ Sid, G . .. ............... +-----=""'!-¥.'~' =-:,..---t..., ..... ,,.,. ... ~. 1''9144 .. B3JP5J!1t.111----'1'-,'~-,-.~FO~_R~O~-.-.-.... --<OOO--il-""-.~1 ' .!]!lc._cx1cnd~1'1'1t"'Y"1Wl 2-UOo--i;;11 ... rd Top, Lilnd11u Buy !Oday, UOt' 516 $1450. RAMBLER dlr. 540-3100 01· 49·1-7~ al!. r<>en with-e&flh'--. ' D cl d·• Se "' · L ' I ' JOHNSO" & SO" --H ----------1 ~ · I 1 1 k THEODORE $3""" owner cat. $135. u """· c & url\'r tn1i:: ou · root, finish. like new. Auto· " "· o11>M.1 ar. 10 f!.m XTS '1.A~ tor, 1uncd rx iaus , runs 1 e ilV" 1 ,.i· u 1 . 1 bo ~ M 54 .. :;i:~" ·i:~ C' ASSJ" L n • -···--;»-.Y... ~nt>w--S'l'J....181 -ROBINS FORD .-. N"A8£RS e-, II 673--T~T--s ,!!._n"'ing ~a UI' lo.aQprrcia c.. ma.tic tranamisslrut .... ra.dlo, =!°t.~· , · 1r"""'!. "li_ ~· •• '>< M.:U.• ., TRIUMPH ' · $999 4 2060 JlARBOR BLVD., 64 COUN'J'RY Sedan Wagon· 43 ACE Johnson & •Son, hcia!er, Pov.·er steering, pow. AC. LEUTA2 /TRANS. VERY • 'CADILLAC . · 2626 Harb.or Costa .. 1rs&. er brakes. fXUl479) $2050. •~ CHICK IVERSON COSTA MESA ;· A " · C dill Dir "'• p•/pb, '1"• & wlw. "" =00 ' • ~-H PLYMOUTH $600 * * * 1i<i••25 642.0010 act. u111or1zcd a ac $6:25 . * * 673-3958 .,..., . ........, Johnson & Son, w,;o arbor, ..., 1----------1 VW 2600 1-IARBOR BL., . . ,69 M ERCURY Colony C.M. 540·56.10 ----------'61 Stn ... :gn, Orig onr. TR 3 '59. Vrry good L'On-COSTA J\1ESA ---------Overdrive, ney,• pa! n t , ditlon. 1-lardtop & CTltl· 549--3031 Ext. 66 or 67 Uud C•rs 9900 540.9100 Open Sunday LINCOLN P ark '69 ROADRUNNER ovtrsz tin's, S300. 673-8734 ·:~rlible. $;)75 or be-st offer. 3970 11ARBOR BLVD. I---------1liE i''TNAL STEP UP MUSTANG 54.S-6654. COSTA MESA SPECIAL '5.S Cl{EV 2 dr H.T. 302 cu In. 1969 LINCOLN Thls beauhfuJ 9 pa~srnger '65 RAMBLER 2-0R. l~--==-=~=~cl----',,,c',--=~~~ 350 high prof cam, 5000 ml station wagon ls ""rfect for ---------383 V8, aulomatic, power BEST OFJo~ER. 540-6837 * 1967 ~R I u Mr fl '69 VW SEDAN DISCOUNT oo eng. N•w b""'" ,,.w IF YOU ARE.FUS.SY ~ SPITrIRJ-.:. X!n! r on d. 3:57 rear end. Hurst 3 spd. 2 4 Door Sedan. Lusciolls, like the growing f11.n1il.v. Equip. '69 i\1uslang Sport Cpe Auto, steering, dlr. Excellt'nt con. ---------I $100J. Pvt ply. 673--6281. $ 1 595.00 SALE ch.rome \\•his. Ch.eater nev.•, Jcather interior, till ped wilh all thr luxury PIS, P/B, radio, lo n1i's, dltion. Low miles. (UED143) T•llRD •68 TR 250 Tr iump h, Auloinalit' Sti'ck Sh.ill slicks. Stuart W 11 r n er wheC'I. 24,000 actual miles, items, auto. trans .. radio, Clean. Reasonabh.•. 642-7899. Will lake car in trade nr overdrive. Must sell. T.O.P. Radio & Heater . MONTH OF DEC. gnu.gcs. Rad io, 2 !!pkrs. one O\\lller, SC<' fhisg:orgeous heater, factoi•y air l"nnd ., ---------finance priva!e party. full ---------1 :,.ig.5358 all :l pni. ZSR 939 Body nC'eds lots of work. car. YCL-848. Johnson & Son, power steering, power brak. '65 Mu11la_ng ronvt. Auto., V8. price $1899. ';,ti T·Birrl, GD COND., (Grandkids need new ahOes) i\.1 u~l sell, Moving. Bes! 2626' )-larbor, Costa Mesa, es, power Y.'indOll'S, unbellev. Good cond. Moving. $700 or BARWICK $1700 or BST OFR. VOLKSWAGEN Harbour V .W. 50 CARS ofter over $300. See at Greg 540.$630 ably priccd at $3.400, (YCN· offer. 612-t993. ll\1PORTS INC. * Call: 642-4469 * To choose fron1. No down on Auto Shop, 3525 E. 1st Sl.,1--:-:19:-:6::9-:L"l"N"'"C:-O:-L:-N,-:--. 27:11 , JOHNSON & SON, 2626 ---------DATSUN 1968 T-BIRD Full pn"wer, Air '65 VW Bug 842-4435 approved ~!'edit. ' S.tnta Ana. 557-4982 before MUST SELL • ='::-'',.',."°-':-· ,,c_-'..,'·-"",."=·"630.,..,-=, ::---_QLD_SMOBILF 998 S Cst Jtv.rv l.B <194-9771 ~~:~g:~~:1 ~~~~rl Lo 1!1711-.BEl\Cli BL. "~· ~· · JOA!\1-or aft 8:·30~PM This nice J:irlcolil Co-.. __ ·70 -r..tonlc~y ~rli1'. ·390 cu ;;.:;.------.,...,..--. j----~-·-~,-~.,-----· ' · · · l!UNTINGTON BEACl~ "•" I d" b k -Lo,,_. •'I" I . I d n, auto., power IJ;C ra e1, '6.5 OLDS SUPER s'ro' RT . -----'------1 A"/l''f ' -• (N""090J 2100 I'" b Bl d &I" "'66 CONTINENTAL IK-u w." ex ras, ln~ u . '64 Olds con\•!. N('w 11r!'.'s. '"' ,. '. " spet.-u. 1 ""' '66 YW Sunroof ""r or v · ~ ing leather interior. Landau pov.•er st c er in g ' air Good concl. $400. 646-5639 or VALIANT Full pricc$799 Jm~aci:ilate ?°"~ition. ~~How -_-1-97-0-C-la-,-,,.-.-M-.-,-k-1-1-1 1 roof, AM/FM, air condition. ~n~~~i~~~nt::c;!';l'.X>~~~~j !~;~:i;:r c=r:~!·s.a~,a~~~~ 67l-5719 alt 6 ---------1 \\'Ith pin stripping, new tlres BUICK ing, AskJng $3800, Tl!.rms 492-0371 afl('r !'J. te1·lor with gl'll.y exterior. '65 Valiant 2 door. Peppy & BARWICK & engine guaran!ced tor 90 PRESTIGE CAR OK. YPJ'830. Johnson & i--~------Good conclilion. $800. Call • '62 OLDS Stallon \Vagon economical little car. Good IMPORTS INC. days. Lie. YPT905. BUTCK 1968' RIVIERA Of' TI-IE ERA ~.A'o"-~,:62'. Harbor, C.M. For an ad to sell around 495.5696 ~after 5 pm or Gd. Trans. Pvt. Pty. $295. l'Ondition th ro ughout . $1099 Equipped wi1h a ll lhe firlt'r .... '10.>ll th. clock, dial 642--5678. y,·k~nds. 549-3807 Aft 3:30 6i3-8l03. DATSUN Factory a i r conditioning, luxury features, Like nc1v•l-,==7':=====~==~=~=:;;:==.'..i========~=========~=======:=:=J 99." s. c~t . H\\·y, LR 4!'l<l·!l771 CHICK IVERSON vinyl !OP. Tilt & telescopic th1i.i out, chaucc to own Ior1 Used Cert t900 ?900 Vw steering, s1crt>0, fu]J po\\·er. low price. r.1ust see to ap. '62 VW SEDAN $699.00 Radio l.· Healer 7.X\\I 267 5'1!1·3031 E:xt. 66 11r 67 1970 HARBOR RLVD. COSTA MESA e '68 VW CONVtlT e R/IT, REBL1' ENG. (XDU>S4 ). p.reciate. INo phon{' r;ills $2999 please.) Johnson & Son, 26:26 • NABERS • '"'""'" C.M. CADILLAC CONTINENTAL '69 or 'TO \\'anlcd. Have cash. & niint "68 Buirk LeSabrc. 811-2087 Harbou r V .W. $1095. 646-4606 ' Fact. Aulhori·ted Cadillac Dlr 2600 llARBOR BL., COSTA M~A 1!111 BEACH BL. "'"351 ___ v_o_L_v_o __ _ HUNTINGTON BEACl{ vw LEASING • VOLVO e Tax & Lie. Down • ·sso.87 per month • 36 month open C'nd lease 19n vw Bug AT CHICK IVERSON All ?l's Are Mere Savings Ujl To $466 on rr.malning 70's ( #8782) 01·C'r Seas Del. Spec. 1970 HA~R BLVD. ~ean Le.uJM COSTA MESA • IM PORTS '68 VW 7 pass. Bus 1966 """'"'· c.M. ,,._,.,3 $2395.00 U'VLl"Ll"l.l Radio & Hra1C'r lHINIC XVM 281 .$i.. 'BT 'VO~o· Harbour V.W. 540·9100 Open Sunday CORVEnE '66 ELECTRA, Loaded, Xlnt I ~--------- rood, t 14"" '67 vmE •846-6236• CADILLAC CAD. :'.965 SED. DE VILLE Fac!ory air condilioning, \'inyl top full lt>athcr intrr. ior. EverY dlx. option. CN EX. O.i3J. Fastbark • ''421", 4-speed. AM /FM radio. N ew poly. glass tires. _ Excellent con· dition Drivrn easy. · . $2850 Mk for Mr. Grannl8 546-8640 COUGAR 11799 '69 COUGAR • NABERS • LUXURY SPORT CADILLAC Bcaul!ful Arctic white finish }~act. Authoriicd Cadillac Dir v.·Hh hlack landau roof \\'ith 2600 HARBOR BL., nlatching interior, a.uto1nalic COSTA M'ESA lransmission, powcr S!Ct'I"· 5'10-9100 Opr.rfsundey ini;, air conditioning, radio, ,68 CADILLAC CONV. heater, coinplctely scrviC'<'d & ready for delivery. Bal· SPORT LUXURY ance of Y.'arranty available. "FRIEDLANDER" Beautiful canary yellow f.in· $2550 Lie. XWS 707 Joh.nson 18nt BEACH BL 842-4435 i11h wilh black leather inter. & sOn. 2626 Harbor Blvd., HUNTI NGTO·N-B'EAC11 181:,S: !56Gli:ACH.t~~7v;,.~~ ior & ~Jac1kdr.oof, FA"Mlly t"q/ "FiMp· C.M. 540.5630. L S I a ;,,;,·' .,., '"""""' pea inc. u 1ng ========= arge e ectton NEW-USED·SERV. sic:rco radio, 1ele till wheel. Of VW Campers, • ----~ Lie. VZA12J. Johnson & Son, ~ W26 Hurbor, C.i\1. 540.5630. --------- DODGE Vans, Kombis, "66 DODGE Sportsman Bus: '6!1 CAO CPE DE VILLE Buses, New & Used Antiques, Classics 9615 XI.NT COND. PVT PT\": "1'-"t ' 644-0461 * * Mark IV Air, au!o, v8, t r lr/h i t c h, c amper \\'indows. 846--9;118. Immediate Delivery ·:f1 FORD 1\lodel ·'A'' l---------- CHICK IVERSON Vlcto.-1• Co moloiely l"t>s1ol'rd. ~ rni on nt>w cng. vw .... 6•!:1---39~ l====== ,549-30ll }'.:xi. 66 or 67 1970 !-!ARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 1960 VW BUG Red, with mag wheels, 1viclc oval tires, new engine guar- anteed fo .. 90 days. IF~f174 $799 CHICK IVERSON vw Autos Wanted 9700 WE PAY TOP CASH for used cars & lrucks just call Us !or irec estimate. GROTH CHEVROLET 549--3031 F.xt. 66 or 67 Ask fpr Sales r.1anai:er 1970 1-fARBOR BLVD. 18211 Beach Blvd. COST\ ilIESA llw1lington .Beach 1--.-1-'66-\-'\V-B-,-.-.--1&47-6087 K1' 9-3.t'll Ex. ""''''"" t•50 WE PAY CASH •• 493-4716 • '69 VW BUG Radio, heater, fTUR124) rllr. J\fust sac~ \Vil! take oldrr car or finance. 546-!1736 or 494-6811. WANTED FOR YOUR CAR CONNELL CHEVRO~ET 2828 1-13.rbor Bh•d. Costa J\fesa 54r .. 1200 \rr: PA'' TOP DOLL/\R r·on TOP USED CARS I'll pay top dona~ for your VOLKSWAGEN today. Call and ask for Ron Plnchot. 11 you r car is extra clean, 549--3031 Ext 66-6'.' 673-0WO sec us fir~!. ~~~=~· ~~' -__ . BAUER Burri~ '61 vw BUG ,_,, E. 17Jh SL Xlnt. cond. Good transporlfL. Cos!a l\lc~a S1S-77&i Oon. l l\IPORTS \\ANTED $499 CHIC_K IVERSON vw 5'1!1-3031 Ext. fi6 or fi7 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA ME~A '69 V\V Sl'dRn, J:i.000 mi".<:. ar'n/fm. S;lv. bi<"Cf'. 1 owner, Immac, $1650 . 673-4710. 1968 V\V Bu~. RRdio, re11.r stat speakrrs. $137j. pri. pty. 64.:-4687 af1rr 6 pm, '6'1 Bug. R/H, Lo m i'~. Xlnl conn, Sl2i:'i. ;,.18-7250 • 54&.-!1236 e ·~ V\li CON VRT e R/H, REBLT ENG. $1095. 646-4606 ·s,; V\V Can11X""r. nrw engine, Fully equip. incl 1cn1. • 5..'ii·!lt)9 • ·59 V\V rs1hck . .';OOd cond. ~lust llc ll lnimrrl. :146~737 '6.l V\V Bug, new f'tlg, good tir~!. JSJ(). Xlnt mnd. ' • 6~4-4013 • '68 V\\': 29,000 ffii.-!'lt'-,-,.-,"""',1-0I k radio Xl111 mnrl. ~f11y tskt o'Jdrr \'\\1 1n tradt', 646-1249, 64Ul:l:iO '64 VU', leitvini-:-s.l:"iO or n~1 ofr, R~11.r apt>nin1t \\1ndow1. Gd cond. 673-3634 On1ng~ Coun1 ics TOPS BUYER BILL i\I AXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. If. Berirh. Ph. 8'17-8555 CAMARO 1970 CAMARO sports n1orl., 3 spd/flr. 6 mos old. 8000 mi. $3000/bP.st otter. 642-6366 '67 CA!l1ARO 350 RS, air. Y.'ire \1·hl rims, 1 ownr, vinyl lop. $1300/bct ofr. 675-2787 FALCON '61 FALCON Stn Wgn, 6 cyl. auto J!•ans, $125. 549-0922. 3025 Saffioa Pl., C.M. FIREBIRD '69 r·1REBIRD: JI.fag whls, __ C_H_EV_R_O_L_ET ___ , nianv xtras Srcal at $1850~ Pvt j,1y: 11521-7822 1968 CAMARO COUPE 1 -~----- GOOD HANOI .fNr; FORD ,f, SPORTY TOP DOLLAR Tf you think young and arr looki ni:; for a \Veil cared for Jo1v nii!rage, i:;OOd handling spor!y car, equipped with for r1i;Prnrl11blc 327 vs. rf'gular CLEAN USED CARS fut>l rnginc, au1omatic trat'i.~-See Andy Brown mission, Rartio. hratrr, Po\\'· THEODORE er S1ecri ng, fa clnry ah'. ROBINS FORD rlc. Check 1his onr hrforc you huy. zur.1 740 Clraranc· 2060 Harbor Blvd. rd Prir.'cd 419:-iQ .. Johnson 8:. Costa Mesa Son, 2626 !Tarbo r Blvd., C.~1, &U-0010 ;.10.;ia10. "6.'i CTRY Squire 111. wgn, 'fi.~ CHEVROLE.'T Suhurban 6 R/H, P/8 , PIS, 9 pass. V8 4 d new !rans. gd tlres $825. pass. y,•agon. , iipre , ahsolulrly i: u a r ii n ! l' c rl 064~'--~""~"==~~~~~ li:>nriilion. tN PC4631 Call '70 COUNTRY Squire-429. USf'd Car Dept. Connell Loader!, air, all xtras. $5865 Chc1Tole1 , Costa ~I es a. Ney,•.$·1300 Now, 532-2548, 5,1&-120:1 544-1.19:1. ----,.~c~,-,-,.y-V~-~,~.M~,,-,--~x~L,.~T~,~,~d~c~.-,-.7..64""°'wcc-,..,"'7,_ Runs J:ood $.100 or trade New u;ans, !ires, a ulo & e 642-548$ e atr. Only $650. 546-6306. 19&1 Chcvellc r>.ialihu conv!. $600 or best offer. * Call 968-7064 * SS 1i7FORD Galaxy: Air, New Mich.elins, lo ml, clean. J-Ownr.r. 641-2624. ., I ,· .. BE FIRST! 1969 AND 1970 CHEVY SALE I Once In a lifetime I dead sharp, low-low miles, near new rubber, remalnln9 factory warranty up to 50,000 miles. HURRY I I ALL THESE <;ARS PRICED $100 e e OYER OUR ABSOLUTE COST! SALE END~-POSITIVELY DECEMBER 31, 1970 1970 CAMARO l ·D,. H.T. A uto., radio, fact. air, P.S., gorgeoul car. 12,221 miles .. (739. BBX,1 1969 IMPALA Custom Cpe. R .. H., P.S., 150 VI, f,,,, 1ir. -No!h ing nict r. !XWE222) $2619 1970 IMPALA Custom C1>9. Vinyl roof, P.S., A11to ., r1· dio. f•ct. •ir'. 9,000 mi1tt. Gtt 1•tio111. (71 IAKI) $3323 1970 IMPALA Sport Coupe R., H., •ulo., P.S., f•cf. •i,, -low low mil•1. (]70• ACG I $3029 1970 IMPALA Sport Coupe R. & H., Vinyl roof, f,,1, 1ir. P.S., 1ulo., -Shop thi1 dud1 -(88JACD! $3049 1970 MALIBU 4-Dr. Sedan Vinyl tool. ,;d• mld9 1., ••· dio, •ulo., P.S., f1ct. 1ir. Wh •I • buy. J ACG21tl) $2714 1970 IMPALA Sport Coupe A11fo., A .. H .. P,S., f•cf. •Ir. Study your le11on1 h•r•. !OSJASVJ $3037 1969 MALIBU Sport Cpe. R .. H., P.S., ~ulo .. f1ct. ,;,, ¥i nyl roof -N•c• 19!4 · ANI) $2498 Sport Coupe Sid• mld<;11.. 1ulo. r'•dio, P.S., f.ct. ,;, -Hurry! (054ASV) $3041 9 p111. w19011 -Top of th• line. _R•dio, P.S., 111ilo., AM/fM 1l•r•o, •l•c. wirt· dow1 -tilt whe•I -One• in • lif•timt. (ZWV2 61) $3504 1969 IMPALA CUstom Cpe. Vinyl 10 01. P.S .. r1dio. llU· to., l•ct ,,;,, ~YYN058l $2496 1969 CAMARO 1969 MALIBU 1969 MALIBU . 1969 MALIBU Coupe R., H., P.S., 4 1p11d. H81 hct. w1rr1nly. (YNKIJ9 ) $2156 1969 MALIBU 2·Door Super Sport H1rdlop 1p orf cp•. R .. H, 2 dr. H•rdtop. R., H., ¥in~I roof -On t own tr -P.S .. 4-1p11d -OUCH I IYCM0661 lZXH14t l $2046 $2119 1970 MALIBU 1970 IMPALA 2·Door H1rdlop. R., H., •ufo., P.5. vinyl roof. Ab1olut1ly de1d 1h1rp. fX DMOS5l $2099 1969 MALIBU Super Sport Coupe 4-Dr. Hardtop 1970 IMPALA Coupe Cp•. 2!,000 mil11, R., 1-t., •ulo ., P.S., feel. 1ir -SU· PER SPORT. (P2265l R .. H .. •11to., P.S., f.,1. ,,;, R~d1o e11to ., P.S., f•cl. •ir, 4-0r. Hardtop l_ fJlerio r mld91. -811u· ¥inyl roof, 14,200 mi!e1. P.S., fact. air, auto., radio, r ~.624 mil es. Be first. !349SSUJ ~~484 tif11I. (A8X052l !ONLY ll !Jl9ASUJ Super Sport, aufo., $2837 $2808 P.S., R .. H., ,;,yl roof, --------·--------~--------l facf. air -25, 108 1969 CAMARO 1969 CAMA.RO 19-70 IMPALA ma ... IYCT661 I Coupe Stick 1~iff, R:., H., 19,567 mil•1 . -H•y Did -6 cyl. !13lASP) $1738 Coupe Sport Coupe Aulo., R .. H., P.S., vinyl Auto .. ••~li<I, P:S., f•e+ory roof, fact. 1ir-Gor91ou1. eir. My, my. IJ39ACIJ (ZRW576) $2592 $3002 MORE BARGAINS '70 CORONET RT • 2 d,, H,T. t ,000 rnil11, vinyl roof. avto .. P.S .. r•dio, '"''ii wh11 l1 & poly <;11•11 qJ tirt1. Below wh1I. Blut Book. f2 27Al(T J $2486 '70 PL YM. SATELLITE 9 p111. wagon. P.S. P . .1 .. r1die, a11lo,, f1 cl. 1ir, low mil11. f21 !Al $3199 1965 BELAIR 4 DOOR $899 1968 PONTIAC GTO $1099 R., H., 1uto., P.S., 1lr, lie. INRA 207l R .. H .. 4·1p•1d. !WEPS07) 1965 IMPALA 2 DOOR $999 1968 ~~.RH~,~~~o~ ,;,, ~inyl roof. L;c, !V\'.MOJ 1 l $1999 H.T. AYlo., R., H., P.S. lie. fP217JI 1964 CHEVY 11 COUPE $499 1968 FIREBIRD -$1999 Auto., R1d io, P.S., lie. (QMRlll l 2 dr. H.T. R .. M., P.S .. eir. l ic. !VVMOJl l ------- 1968 MUSTANG $1799 1969 t~.RH~.Bp~~~•ir, 1t1r•o. 1uto. Li:. fXVl lf6 ) $2299 A11to .. R .. H .. f1 cl. ,;,.lie. /WQl<204) MUSTANG $1599 OLDS CUTLASS ' $1499 1968 1967 AYIO., R .. H., P.S .. Rtd;,r lir11. l ie. 2 dr. H.T. R .. H .. evto .. P,S., •ir. Nic i IXZZ96•f ITRK413l -., CONNELL HEVROtET " 2828 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 546-1203 · I I I I I .. •, ' • ( ' THIODOU lotlNS. $L . '"ric~DOll 1.0llNI'.; A . YEAR -END ~~ INVENTORY REDUCTION! · · BRAND NEW 1971 TRUCKS! · • ·I I '1 • We Must Reduce Our Tremendous lnvento~y of New - 1971 Trucks .By December 31! F-100 CUSTOM' I • .. - ' . • ' J EVERY . NEW ' -' OMPAIE IHEM ALL· AN -YOU'LL WANT-· BUiit In America By Americans For Americans! ·•2s~o ~~:~ 5 63M~:TH ' PAYMENT MONTHS OVER 120 PICKUPS, VANS .AND MEDIUM DUTYS NOW DISCOUNI• -- 1970 LEFT IN STOCK NOW SLASHE~ TO ACTUAL . I f250 ii t}le tote! clow• P•Yf11•nt and $63 h the toltl ll'lonthlv p1vm•nf lnc111di119 tax, '70 Ii· c11111 and ell f1111111"c1 ch•rt•I on 1ppr0Yecl credit for 36 .months. 01ferr1cl pJym111t price ;, $2511.00 i11ch1cl i111 all flnenca char911, taxe1, '70 llC11111 or if you pr1f1r to p•y c11h, the full c11h pfic1 i1 only $2 172.17 h1cludi119 1ala1 tax, '7.Q.lic11111. Order Yo1,1r favorite Color Todey. ,. ED TO FLED PRICES FOR -QUICK SALE! • · FIR$'.f IN ORANGE COUNTY! FAC 'TORY _IN.VOICE! ..... Import A lmP11rt a '"""' c SEE THE """ ,._, .. 11.t" ,,,,.. - - SWINGING . -. ,.,... 1'1.f" 1•1. ... ,..., .. -....... w ... 6t.4" a ... st.r •1.4"' . RANCHERO ~ Mellllf 5t.1" 59.1" u.r• JS.1" l'rtllf T ...... ..... St.•" ....... 5S.1" "SPECIAL" TODAY! MUSTANG. SALE · 20 to choose from. '65 thru '70 models. Coupes, h•l"lltops, cio. vertible and 2 + 2 FaatlMcb. Some with 4 speecl'1, al• 1ir ~ ditloning and automatic models. _ -· . · ·EXAMPLE: 1969 MACH 1 SPORT ROOF Good mile1, w1n1nly 1v1il 1bl •. VI, power •teeri119, A.M·FM, 1ir cen•1tlonin9, IZKA60t ) . • $2196 '70 MAVERICK $1796 Fully fec'tory equipped, RIH, 6 cyl. IZDU8<101 '65 MUSTANG. HARDTOP $1096 V8. eulo., P.S., R&H, 1ir cond., Go od mil~1. !5BK7651 '69 SHELBY COBRA $269·6 GT JSO. • •pied, R&H, power steerin9. (ZLH97•1 OR IEST OFFER -• '70 OPEL KADETTE LS . $1596 Cp•. 95. fully equipped, epp!C. l ,100 mi1e1. 190 1BEPI. '68 GALAXIE 500 $1796 2 dr. H.T., V-1, 1uto., "P.S .• RIH, Air cond., vinyl roof. C XEU569 ) • USED CARS • lo&1ia1 · WEiiramr CENTtR SEAL OH THE WINDSHIELD! 100% PARTS AND LAIOlt WARRANTY 4000 MILES OR fll DAYS c..... • ._,.,_.c111 ,... IKW.. ....... ti 'r '•._her. ,... ..._ft.VS---.........,_....._ ...... Al ......... .................... ··=·· ,, ALL OFHRS CONSIDERED TRADES ACCEmD . PAID · FOR OR NOT TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS •eer Tr...il ...... SJ.I" ....... .u.r • .... ....... 1111.) •• '"' '"' .... ,_., ..... lllelltr 11.irc.,1111111 RKlrc•llll .. .... ·-.. ,. 8111 LTD-Galaxie-Torino-WaCJon Sale Many to chooM from. '65 thru 70 Models. Sport roof1, formals~ 2 door &. 4 doqr h1rdtops. Full power, air conditioning. W1,.. rantiel ·•vall1ble. EXAMPLE: 1969 FORD. LTD 2 DOOR HARDTOP Ai,_condi~o"OURM Piil.Ci' ,5.1i9"16.1xrJ2611 '69 FORD 4 DOOR VI, 19to~•lie, power 1teeri119. 1372111, Good mile1, w1rr•ntv •veil1bl1, '66. ~h•<1oo•.~-::"cusnL~11~9'1<1f:O,Rad," ~ _i96 w66. CADILLAC CVT. $1796 ...,;.1 Full power, fectory eir,. l o1ded. Good mile1l IRSK9521 "-'--~-,-J-c-1~-.;.-:-~-dF-. !.-!-!.-~Ol-.,,,.---...,$""&""'9""'-.~. '68 . ~~~~~."~~~!,!,~!NT AL s24-9f '65 MUSTAN& $79'6 CWEH2'll VB. 4 speed, radio, hCater. <ZKU941) Good body • palnt, ~ auto., '55 CHEVROLET good miles. (.lRB136) . . '62 FORD FAIRLANE VS, auto., R&H, power 1teerlng, Jow miles. (FXM973) s396, I 68 f~~~~:~~.~~~.~~1"''''~ $1396 ~---------------5596 '67 ~E"~~.~~~ •. ~?MET $1096 he1t•r. ITXll551 ----------~~~ '69 CORTINA GT ~096 4 •pied, redio, ll11l1r. '67 TOYOTA 4 DOOR Sftft6 .. --t.w·"'°.-~.~~.~r.uv_dl'!ll..too:•'?•"•'· .•.. --····1 _1 '69 CONTINENTAL ' _!_3996 .2 dr. H.T. Full power, f•etory 1ir, leeth1r, __. .. 1fereo tepe, tilt wheel. IZQA.4791 1111 l'rlul ._. fW. 11 ·Mlln. Ci1rt ....... .,. ~ , , • OR IEST OA=EI l ow mil1 age. IYTTS711 I PARTS-SERVICE HOURS (. 7 AM To 9 PM MON 7 AM To 6 PM TUE-FRI • ... ---- I PARTS DEPT. ON~Y 8 AM to 1 PM. SATURDAYS '