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SATURDi' Y,. DECEMBER I J,-'.1969 .
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lf' estminster Man Loses
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·-Hijaeker8_. Slain
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AmENS (UPI) -Two IJJnmet carry-to Aden in tomhern Yeman. Both men
ll'fg bombs tried to hijack an Ethiopian carried bocnbs ·with fU!tS aUached, the
Airlines jet Friday night The ·plane's pa.nengers ·sai~.
guards killed them· both in simultaneous Karry Jacoby, 40, 1 trav~l agent from
gunbattles in ·economy and fint class Want.agh, N.Y. said he was ip the first
cabins before ocruming 'one! coweriD& cw. compmmait when U an started.
passengers. He said they were 38 minutes out •of
The passengen broke into chem when Madrid en ruutt to Rome and Athens ml
It was over and ended the flight to.st-uJumateiy to ·Eth.lopil.
mg ooe another with champap. • . "[saw a JJl8D ~.front.of me get ~P ·
It warlhe ftnf'llme in U,. lti~,of 'from'hil·so,!.·~J'!"'bY·raid'l'.llell•d.a.
aerial Hijackjfip liflYODtf!'U allot to .,,.: He..,as·t!'O IOclli1t:Y·'.'l'"·" .
deolh, altbougli • ...,or. ~· Ollt:."" ·•: : · ~~ ~~ tlle )bait Wri!ttfe<I with ''!-
National t.!rllnes '~t in a hljodi. •ltomPI other .'1'~111 .&.Jt!tol.' l'll• security
In 1961i '1et""'1 .llouslon •ncl J;ew' <*· guanf• ni°"' , ,to ..,0 o'(lio ;'hijack~'•·
leans • · · l'!!td • , !on:fnll him: to ishoot Jilin. n.i ~lhiopian Alrli\l<S Boel111 7111' )et;' • seif'iW!C.: , ' '
liner-~dtd safely in Athens and look . · ~·Jha.ltCUrlty man fired six more
off early today to r~ Jta fUjM to ·~into tJ\e.mau,," Jacoby said. "Thit
Aamara aod Addil ·Ababa. liiillhed htm 'Off."
Gr•elqliollce. identified oUie. ·11,;n ...,. '. ~i-lhe aame Ume: a wuicte broke oot
only U>& 1f.l'O"f<>ldf£:.....u.llllllknt IOd ~ lhe-~·rw 'ol'lhe ic:ol)orey Rction.
a ~l""'"*'~ ese .bu,1!ooomlan. Two' mMi' gripilled-irilh·-lli• armed.mall P-aald . hijaclcei> in<llbl· later lilent1!leil aJ tlie Yomeni atudmt.
ed they--. trylng lo div«! the J>lloa · · ,Ulot ~ACI, Pop I)
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Suspeft lulled
Grove Mali . Shot.,
Fights for Life·
By AllTHUR R. VINSEL
Of "';t' 011tr r 1i.t 1t1H
·Gunned dQwn in the .parking Jot of a
Westminster tavern, a Garden Grove man
was ,battliftg for Mi life early today,
while the man who allegedly shot him
1everal times was booked into jail. ·
John D. Kelly, 29. of 1211 Vanguard
Ave., wu reported in crtUcaI condition
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$900;000 . Suit
F;Iet:J in ·Deatli . .
CJt -T~tinMan
A wit aotlng '900,000 wu. fil<!d Jn
Mt111ine1 Friday by • niltin "°"''" . whoo< husband, •·Shell Oil Co. employi,
WU tilled last A1an:b in a flie clused
by a psoline pipeline exploeion, ~ ·
The Man:h 17· !jre at Canyiln .. a ..WI
community ea.St cil Oakland, killed Earl
J. Davl1 Jr,, 47. Shtll"s superintendent of
Bay Area pipelines.·
The suit Was filed in Contra Coata Sup-
erior CGJrt by Mn. Betty D. Davis and
children Jofln, Jaydene and Jacqueµne
atl living tn TuaUn. I
The tlplosion. aaid· by Pollet to be
aahotaie broke the l .. lnch line· and spil~
ed Z0,000 gallons ol avllllon fuel down
San Leandro c...s to Canyon. m shael.! of a.me. SQ. fee{ hllb' IOd
nearly three miles long, destroyed 11
J>l:l'~ cars and several bulldfnp and
mjured .seven persons, Including Di.vis
and six sheriffs depuUes.
·Davia died four days tater and the
other !IX victims were treated for burna
amt released,
Defendants in . the Davis suit include
Cablldo Corp .. cf Santa Fe Springs, manu-
facturer or the pipeline: Winifred Gari·
bald!. owner ol lhe San Leandro property
on' .whlch ·the 1Jtpeline WIS Joca'ted, and
30 "John Does" who allegedly dynamited
lhe plpelin<.
So far. there have been no arre5s In
connection with the cue.
Navy to Mothball
Yorktown in March
. WASHINGTON. (tiPl) -The Yorktown:
oldest airer.aft carrier in the U.S. fleet
at 38 years, wlll be mothballed at Boston, Mass., -In Maich.
The Nary aald lhe YorI<totm ·wu·beln'
retired becaua If qe. The Nayy pre91-
ous11· aimlJuiicm It ,;., mothballing the
carrtera Kwsarp a1"f llennJnilon be-
Clllll of ectm1D1 re&IODI.
as doctor• at Westminster Community
Hospital performed rugery · to rtpalr
three or four-wounds.
John W. Ru.shchak, 24, of 10609 Western
Ave., Stanton, .... wu a,rested by Westmin
ster police tono'trlng the· pplay · and • ~ 1 • 4 • .., • • , , • • , • : , ~ ~ u~i T........_
char&ed with ~I With intent lo com· 'EVEliYadoY, LOVl!-S 50MEllOoY. SOMETIME •.•• .' mil murder. · '1 · , ·
Inv.estigat.ors were still J¥'0bjng cir· Reports S•y lt'.1 G•il •nd Dino T)ll1 Time_
cumstances ol. the ahOotl.ng at's a.m., , ~ ,
but said there was apparently trouble at r .• . . . . . '
Daisy May's Number Two, 739% Garden M • · R . 1._ · · · . · G~~.:;~~.;~~~~o;~~~.,:; ' .. artin. egares AUdienee
thal ~· _aald j sit. 'A ~n. 1'1>Jn . . . . st4~::f~;J~ Witk~i~t~~B~~lcitp --~ •.. ~"""'trit·~. .._ , l '~fl'r . " . -:.;. , . . =~·oled'liJ tlil-Yidlnl -,W~Yfa.u,~1o. tAP>· -Dean Mir--lat 11rot-. .~ lfllrt. J.looJd ...,.. w
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lie .... ,&bit Jtu.lbcJlak, h0ft9et"., Wll eace;'af~. t ll#J ............. as tbe·Rlvl•a Nnanfti ~~hie to learn wbetbo ~·41 the ~olghl ~·"I ~~-erl&s.Henohaw of Arll/lrtoo Va "" ~at~. ,~ . · Hdtel ~Id tti lftb'aMivlraary, ·spokt in the city ind h'ez. nam8 was' not .. l'ftdl.. Inve.tlptor1 Mid the ,munler attempt of Iha ,b~·ol 1bl1 ·20-year marrlaga tionid In lhe coune otMartln's betwee~ ocurred about 11:30 Lm.,. leCOnds a~er in 'a llght Vein. · 1 aonp diAlogue. . .
U!-e .,,rsons in9olved left tbe JftD1lsea ~ 52-3'8'-okl Wnger, who OWJll .JO IJ$> 00 'the program wlth the singe-.
via tbe rear door followiD&, whatever ~l' ,or-tbe• ~· appeared Friday ac&or-comlc wu hia daughter Gall, a 1parke4 lhe C<ltl!llcl inllde. nJalil a!tOr re!ulfoi comment earlier oo ainger.
a repOrt that he has chosen Gall Rtn-In the audience, composed ~ fritnd! •. ~w, IZ, MW World-USA, 11.hiJ _!u\!"! , celebrJll¥ce .an<) !r~,Pl\b:olll,.~,lhe "'"e. . hotel-<: lno, WU ·.ariothiet of • OUU'UD'I Cong Openllig:Up . . .
New Ca~paign
In Mekong .Delta
SAlGON .(UPl)--Viel Cong guerrtllas
blew. up a.nether vi\.al bridge-in the Me·
kong Delta today In what allied officials
smd was a new gumilla campaJgn
1n the -course d. hl1 flO.intriufe ehow~ ' dlt'.i;tittta, 'Qatidla: ' · · .... -'
Martin quipped that he didn't h.l.ve to Manin ollppe4 b)'., i.Jl!>!lm,en· t!lUlo
pact hia aultca1e to. coihe 'to 'tis \! .... ~ to bis drwlng room btfri the sbow'and
"'My ·clotha were alnodi'•on the * went tmmedlately to 1111 Mllte-it•tlit llld walk," be Aid. · ' • of Ills perfonnaoce. 1
He added ·thAt 1IJJ w~e, Jeannie", hi!'• Hit wtle, "!Ul'priaed mn tbe moot
aell a onellme beauty conteat wtna.r, lmowledieable liltni.od oblerva/s ,,.....
will pt· t,b• couple'• -ll00,000 l!evuly day wheo ahe :ield. lh.ilf ftWT!al•· :1"•
HUis esta~. , . over. because her husband had told her
Theb' ahrulging blt ·iboulders, he said: he wu in love with someone else.
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against bases. roads and waterways in c s h · ' d J ~=~""~:::'uniquH said American ' -an ·u poenae .. . urors
troops killed rt North Vietnamese and · , , ,
Viet Cong scldlers Jn acittered fighting · · ' c ? ;,r~·t11i:'.1 :·ii::!~-::· W!f• &ted Testif.y. ~ B.eating·~ ase.
More fighting wu.reported in the area ..
between· Saigon and the Cambcdian· bor· 1 • •
der. an ma allied IC<CU conlinl\allY By TOM B~llLEY· abwl whethr hla -~.'lo--!ho
endeavor to keep clear of the Comnuuiista °' ... •".'P"" .'left jury wu·prbrilpled..by'deep nhl~l
Jest they man for a drive oo Saigon. Lui Nov. ii the>Oi'onp-C«ml)'.Qtl114, •'differer-Martin bu ,.,.;;i-1;'~
The VJ•I Cong deotroyed a 130-!0ot-long Jury_ indtcled ~ Ana Pollce Olflcer men! P\lbll~ 00 the malle< '\ ·
concrel• bridge over a blg ·canal•a. !ltUe llidWd E. J!'auol <lilcliorwl Iba! ht·-: •:<Jiieri•r al.oclale,_ .........;,AJian,llt6t·
more tban 24 hours after hlewtn, up ~~Ve f<irce Ci( ~; a . Negto u-·-'~ .. 9 f
another brldi• llli*e' mu .. liray. Tli• ' youth }•ho WU beinr''COltlriiltled . tO • . <-iBVBPOEN.\, Pap-I! '
area iJ about IO milts sbuthwest ol SIJ. .. JUVeruJe Hall. ,.· ..;··-·-'-....i..------..._...,
ion. ·Now, a month liter, ;1Ult'11at1cmey,
· Th< latell bridge bl11t "'" r~ n-.u E Ow h. .o. •-· •-AJr••'"e aa aUied officials' reJtued a 'p.Viet Cent .IWIHlN • en, 11~ ._ owrl·Wa.Y;.1-...... -._!f ~
document which told ·ot ot: cam t-c1ll-dieted the Grand Jut¥. r; ~ ' 1 1 • I ' .. ~· Owen hH IU~h ~'I ,II . , Ing lot' inkltllfted military IOd ·pol1t1 .. 1 -bm.· acr:usl-',"' •·"-'· ~ olfemlves· "'eapeclally in 'tbe MW.C· .,_.. ·~ w ,... -~11a.•• , prejudice" In c~ 1111ioril dill • . . ~ led to lhe ~~ : . "A.:.:>... ~S..: .1:ii':cryrtrt~~~-:\1.: 11>0.m.,.., thou&li rare. la •iiil;wl-'• ' -"f~ • ,._ 1
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alllel, '°"rn.ienf.~ llid. · precedent in .Or..., Colarly)•,....llnl • V.••r ,I •II i• Jdlh · C-s'
believed when tht-~"'l>oo"u were·lfoued ll!rougb. Swlday'",but '~y
Court R~ring Bo.osts County W~I{U~
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•Frkfa1.· ··--··1 . · · " .. · .,._ ~s..LitUe. temper. .. Und~ tbe '"'~· all'lt~.,,. w\Jl tllte; ch~!· • ~ •:
be req-. to be,In ~Court Dec.· e ,.....;; ,, .
11. 1ci., lhe heor1nc of -, toi . . .JN11ui&,'1'8D~Y
dlomlW( ~the· chqet •lfalnal ~n.' .. ~ "' -
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ATHENS !UPI) -Two cunmen cmy· lni•bombs tried to bija<k. an Etl\io!Un
Alijjnel Jet. Friday 'l!iibt. Tho plane's
lilllds killed -both in limulw-s eunllattlei in etonolnf and om class . cabtns before'"1Cl'tlmln& and cqwerine
-~-.. :·· 'The ~en: brdke .into.cheers wh'" It ,... over ...i ended the-lli{lbl bloat·
il)i .one another will!' chimp&gne.
'If wU the first time in the history a!
akial hijackings . anyo~ was .abot to
d<atb, al~ aunfire broke ""' on • NationaJ Airlines jet in a hijack 'aUempt
In 1965 between Houston and New Or-
letn!.
. Tho Efliioliian' ~ ~·'1'11 l<l·
linet' landed aa!tl1 Jn 11tbtOI ·fild 'look .
elf dr1yt tiiday .te i~ "its ·fll&ht to.
-and Ad!ID Ababa.' .
Gfeel< police ldOntillod the· slaln ·m"'
cxliy as a J~y,eer·OkfYemeN jtudent and
• 24-year-old Senepleee rbu8ioelirnan .. ~m lllid'tlle llljac~ ~
.,i they ,..,.. trying· to divert, the fl ....
to Aden 'in toUlhf;rn Ymlan. Both ,men
carried bomlls with fu!es attached, the
pWena:trs said.
Hany Jacoby, 40. a travel aaent from
Wantagh, N.Y. aaid be was tn the first
des compartment when it· all started,.·
"l!•-aiid ·"'1·,,.,. !O minutts out ol in U..nrat ...,.ol lhe OCOllOlll1'oectlon. Modriif~o·nJllt< lo l!Gme and Athens and 'No"li>Oo 11f'~ with an ~
llltlmately lo-.. · Iii«'~ ai"llle Yenien1··•!Ud<nt·
"! aaw 'a ·;,,..In Iron\ o1·me l!<l up · -~-dl:hllli~and • \l'h'd'lllan
!-Ilia -~·Ji<oby Aid. "He~ a ~ ";'llif! "°""* • •II'&· . pn.-Ho :was 11•,.~mtY, man." M&ll1 .ol. lhe II _. .ICIOllfted ·
Jacoby iaid. Ille man wrestled with an-&1ld -down in their -· !-_ t>lh<r mm with a pistol.· The security ."! ~dnl IH what wa ha-.inr ~t
guard managed to tum the hijacker·s flfat..:~;aa¥1 ""1'bea. l~ lfllR Pistot· around fCl'C'ing him to shoot him4 and ~ •IUY i. "'P "'8d., ·;~~ sen twice. ' Ray Calc:Utt or London ?Id 'the third
"Then the &eCUrity man fired si:t more ~ flftd twice b,lto . the YtmeJJi hi·
times into the man," Jacoby said. "That ~~· . ... . rinltbed him off." -t'~&ers said the jet's C'J'~W: Jeartjl-
. At lhe same time, a struggle broke out ( ... BUACK, Pfie i)
County Panel Subpoen<JM $900~000 Suit
Filed ·in · Death
Of Tustin :Man. Can Jurqrs Test,ify?
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·1.ast Nov. iJ the oDngo County Grand
Jary_ indicted Santa Ana Police Officer
IUcha.rd E. Faust on charges that he used
excessive force in subduing a Negto
youth who was . being C9m1Ditta;1· to
JUvenile Hall.
.Now~-a. month Jai.er, Faust's attorney, Bah8ld E. (hrea, ia his ·own way, has in-
did:ed the Grand Jui)'. .
-OWen has mibpo!naed the · panel's JI
members. aceusing tbtm' of "bias and
·UcfiC;e" in clOMd-ctoor sessions that l:f to ·the-indic!mt!Jl ol J'a\111.. · ·
'l'f!e move, though rare, is not withou t
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Figh~ for Life;
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Suspect Jailed
By AR11!1JR R. ViNsEL
Of fll9 DellJ Piiiot "8ff
Gunned do'frn in the parking lot of a
Westminster tavern, a Gm:len Grove fl)3.ll
w1s blttling for his life early toda}'.
while· the man who allegedly shot him
several times was booked into jail. J:.., D. Kelly, 29, ol 621J 'Vanguard
Ave~. was reported ln critical' condition
aa, ioctors .a\ Wutminster Community
Hospif;i ·~ormed surgery to repair
thtee Ol''\four.l':runds. ' .
John W. Rushchak, 14, of 10609 Western
Ave., Stanton, Was arrest~: by y,'estmin .
gtu police following the gunplay and
ctwg-ed with assault with intent to com·
mit murder.
Investiptors Wf!re still pro~ing cir.
cum!tancts of the shooting at S a.m .•
but said there·?r·a.s apparently trouble at
Daisy May 'a' Number Two, 7392 Garden
Grove Blvd., which Jed to the .incidenl
"We don't b.ve anything.to live out on
that yet," said Sgt. Bob Brown, when
questioned about a possible motive in
the :shooting which was witneued by a
ll'OOP ol peop~.
Sgt. Brown· Jald . Kelly wu wounded
three or four timer by a .zz caliber nvol-
\'V , but could not uy whether aay other
weapon -perhaps UBed by the victim-·
wu involved.. ·
He u.id that Rushchak, however, was
erriPloyed at· the popular night spot ·as a
ddcirman or botlncer.
Investiptors Aid the murder a~pt
ocurred about 12:30 a.m., seconds after
the peraons itl'Volved left the premises
via the rear door following whatever
1parked the ccmOict in.side.
pr<eedent In Oranp County; as wis !Int altor the panel took ~des on·the proposed
beUeved wbeQ tbe·IU'bpoenas were isaued ' Upper •Newport Bay tidelands · swap
FJid&y. . . · between the C()Wjy. and the Irvine Com·
Under the subpoenas, 111 19 juriln will pany. · · ·
bt required to be in Superior Coo.rt ~-Marlin was Johg gone from the Grand
31, . for: the hearirig of motions for Jur'y whtn attegatims I.hat Faust bettl up
dlsmiual of the charges: again 5 t Jesse Gilmore, now 11, were aired before
PJtrolman FaU.!l, 27. t.he:pai>el.
"rhtre are doubtS in legalcirtles ·as to HoWever, lt is expected that Mart.in
whether grand jurors can be required to wiµ be questioned by Faust'a .. att"1JfYs
testify in open court ·on matters they about whether biJ· decision to quit the d~berated upon socTetly bmind the-pro-jury was prompted by deep philosophical ~ve.docp.of the .Graod Jury room. ditference!i. Martin has refused to com·
Also subpoenaed' by Owm was.Wllliam ment.PJbllcly 00 the matter. · ·
Martin, former mayer ol Laguna Be-.ch OWen'a 'USOCiatt, attorney Allan· S~· who resigned. as foreman or. the 11169 • • , • i : - .
Grand .Jury some ·niOntbi ago . shortly . (S.0 su'B_PlliP,!A, P•• ll ..
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Alter Leap · From Bm·ge
Biltlng a. leap to safety verSus a nigtft
adrift on a b8f'le battt.red by 12 to 14-
foot wavf!llS, a Westminster man loet his
gamble Ftjday, the lhlrd victim of
storm-driven. seu ' in 'Channel Islands
Harbor at: Oinard.;
Missing~ presumed dead is Joe Mar·
ten.au, 35, W)M>ee WeSUttinstu addres!
WU:. Dpt iimnedlaielv, fvailable from
'l'.-~Courl!Y aµthoriu ... ~ bQdy. !IJ1d the hW! of i SO.foot out·
board .boat were· recovered on, the beach
near the central Celifornla foas1a1 ma-
rina, as phenomenal swells and Udea con-
tfuu.d lo pound the ·area.
California
Hanging On.
VIRGINIA CITY. Nev. !UPI) -
'!be State cl California still is f~ UonJn.! today .
MlnY. of;the iOOth.sayers who pre-
dicted floods and earthquakes
woqld .polish off the nation's mmt
popuH>us state in 1969 had decided
that dJs¥ter wou~~ hJt .at 3:13 p.m.
·FridaY -give ot take a few mo-
ments. · . .
'niey gathered here Friday to
moom ~allfornia'a Jl8¥ing. There
was a "last wPlief"'ln local rest-
auraots for local· belleven. Every
other drink was on· the house at
some local pubs.
When the fateful moment came, one penorf yelled in a bar: "Get
a radto turned on ; ruxt OU\ where
Clllforna broke off."
The·body wUhed ashOre was identified
., .Nicholas Bratses. a Greek national,
v."ho had been piloting the boat which
was capsized just outside the entrance
to the channel. ·
· His unidentified ~ger .,,,as miss-·
lftl~~ hope was given up for his sur.
vlv~ afler the U.S. CO&'lt Guard search~
ed a two.by-three mJle area around ttie
m.oo)lt Of tbe ha-,twi~. .
...Authorities sakt the Westminster man
"WU aboard a pipe barge· apchored along
,.,;th a tUg !>oat at the ,mouth ct the ~rm
whipped harbor" when the vessela broke
loose. from their moorinp.
• .,,,.8flefl4U reportedly tried to jud\p from
the pitching deck of the bara:e to the
l•md rooks ol 1he breakwate, but
missed' and vanished in the toogh seas.
His·body .•u not .recovered, b;Ut Coast
Gqfrd sea,z:ehers found lite Ufe jacket be
wore.
Despite a renewed a55ault on the Call·
fornia coastline by the stonn-drlven seas,
a s~man for the . Newport Beach
Hatbcr Departmmt said today there
l''U litUe effect expected on the Orange
CouL
Pistol Bandits
Hold Up Market
-A~ pair (,( bandit111 each armed with a
platoJ, robbed a Santa Ana Helg!ils all· niafit ~ ol !250 In ca.sh and Oed J.
ter forcing the clerk: Into a standup cool·
er. sheriffs deputies said eai'ly today;
Lan-y Brennctse. on duty at the Tic
Toe Marbt, 2000 Acacia St., said he
belleVtd the pair escaped on foot. He
Mil.her saw nor heard a car leaving the
holdup-'
A· suit asking $900,000 ~filed fn
Martine< •filday• b1· a'Mlil&ir· '!""".,.
whooe l:;Jlbmi, .. Shell otl·.C<>. ..,;ploye,
was killed 1ast March.Jn a .f}re ~C;~~
by a gasoline pipellne ,o:)!I011t91!. ·
The March 17 fire at 'cariyoh, a small
CQlnmunity east of Oakland. killed Earl
J. Davis Jr .. 47} Shelf.a .upertntencfent of
Bay Area pipelines~ J,.! •· .•
Tli< eutt ... 'filed lnCOmra f:iiita sup.
erier Court'. by Mn: Betty'.D. 'Di.vis alld
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.. Rtpori• Say IYa G1ll .1nci.'Dlno Thla T~---• ...
children John, Jaydene\Ud •Jacqueline • • ~1ir*~~~h~~d·:~: Martin;R~g~les ~Audienee
ed JD,l!!lO ·pllona ol avlalibn· Ml down · · · · · Sari LbQdro 'CJ'eek 'to Canyon. ' . I ' ' 1 • • • .' • , • • , ~ • , • i~it:$'3Iw:n · With Quips'on·BJTeakup
ln'Gl J)el'SOnl.._ bJclaMlinc DaVlS
ond Iii !ller1fl'I cleputks. . I . · ;~ do1a "tor '°4'11M1 J Ml ·~.N"';~APJ-~•Mar-
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· Defautcf·ln the Qo•I• llldOO<-' if61.1·,.,,_;,~1•· 1•th 1 · k CibildoQ!itp:.olSalitaFeSpl'fligl,.l!I lt·IJia"=·'--d' ann''.:"'Y·'('O e
f .... .._. ..... , 1 "---w·-~· ~ " inqup. hJJ SO.Y< r marnage _ _,,,~,-p P<-.. hwuou par!-In•& tJcbt vellJ, . b~dJ, ~ of P.. Sln•Leap<tro property The szzyear-old 11in1er who owns. 10 o~ .~hie~ the .,p!P.eline}'was I~~· •.nd riet'.cint of ttte hotel, .. 1J>peafed Fi'lda.Y
30 John Do;eS w~ a!J~ ~~t'ed nl1ht. arter:i refullng comment earlier on
the pipeline.. · · ' .: ' ·. a repo(t that he 'bu chosen Cail Reb-
Shet1 ·0lflc1als told c.nYol'\•I 150 r;es1-!haw, . .iz, MIS& World-USA, as hi! future dents March . JI the company Woold re-wfft · ~ulld the post Office and genml store • · demoyed in lhe. fltt and would cle.a In ,the ~se Of bis 90-mlnuti show,
up the creek and ~J ~le for per~ ~~~ q:l:se ~tC:e ~;!.s~~·,:. Iona.I property lost. ' · r.-)
"My clothes were a..tready on tJM. atde-
watk," he 'aaJd. . • ·~ ~r"i . ;. -
.. ·. •. . I . ,.u• ~~,:'LJ:.l ~.:~, ·Del Webb 'COnp. will get lb• coup!•···-.@ ...
i\,f _ p Hills e5tat.. . -r .
lfUI Y.· ~ urchase Tben .lhrugging bis lhoulders, he 'sald:
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thal's :4ll:,Tllbl,. I :COuld' nl"ier find
•• .... f • ~· I~ • , Jfiltiruen,...,. nnablei 1o 1wn ·wheth-tt MlU Renlb.w,.Of Arlington, Va., ·was
in the" city. .lnd 'her,11ame was not men-
ticmed In the cour.e ·or Martin'• bet...,.
-· dlalocll<: · Alto· on the progrun 'with the aJnger.
aetor-<omlc . ')iaa"lll• d;iugl!ter Gill, 1 liniier. ·
lb -the auc11.n... composed of !r1lnds.
celet>riµes · and · frequtnt patrons of th9
hotel-casino, was another of ~·· daughters, Claudia. · 1
Manin sllf>Red by r.portus t11,-.
· to his dreum,~rOom ,be(aie the-a&Ota and
··went lmmedlal<,17 lo ~· .llii\e al tile !lld Ofhil~. ...~ ... l-•.
Hi• wire., IUl'Jlil* ·1•.~,111e -koowled1ea~Je. lilmland, ~iri,''l'llulo
day when she said, thtir~miurtap '1'11
over becauet bet htlsban$"hld .told· her
he waa in l~e with'aonieone eJM •.
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Newporter Inn
Agreements-were being negotiated Fri·
day for the purchue of the posh
Newpcrter Inn in Newport ~h by the
Phoenix, Arlz.-based Del Webb Corpora·
tion, reliable aources NJdJoday.
Rect ··GIJeri'iUas ·.·Qpen Hp ··
. The inn will be purchased, the sources
said, frtlfn L C. Jacobson, a former vice
prosident ol the .Webb !inn who lert bis
post there to buy the Newporter oeveral
months 110.
Spoltmnen for Jacoboon declined com-
ment on.' Uie r~ , pun:baK. One
lpOWJilan !or the Wel>b organlatlon In·
lllsted the transaction was ·"oniy In the
~~ ~•f' and.11\'l 'P.!fl•.~d YI!
~· maui::. • , · No. a'mount of' moiiey iirvolved in ihe
Ale Wll.J menUoned, but Jacobean
reporledly will receive 1 ~tlal
.....,I ol.stoek In 'Iii• Webb C«Jlor•· lion . . .••
It. wH conlinned Friday that liel. wfl,i,
Vice Fttsldent Robert Dm1.azi· ia ~
over manapment or the Newport.er JM
and will aerve in .Uiat caJ)acity· unlit a
permanent '""'al managu Is iiamed..
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Senate OK's
BanolirY
Smoke Ads-
WASHINGTON .1¥'l-'l'hooe cowboys,
younc 1overs and emanclpited worpen who ""111 clgarottes ill TV c:<lllllYl<r#als wtuld be banned from the airwa:v,e1 .un-
der a bill the Senate bas pas3ed over·
whelminiJy.
By 1 70.7 margin .. $fflators voted Fri-
day to ban television and r1dio ci1arette
advertising effective Jan. l, 1971. The
decision followed by five years the con-
trovenial U.S.· surgeon general's report
Unking lung cancer and amoldng.
1'he measu~, deaiine<t also to· prt·
\•ent a massive shift ol advertising from
f!!ectronlc to print media, now goes to
a Senate-House conference committee
where ii.! differences with a weaker
Houst bill wi!J be reconciled.
Jlackers of the Senate version predict
It will sun•ive the cooference virtually
intact.
The bill also would require this more
direct wording on cigarette packages:
''Warning: Ctiarelte Smoking is Dan-
gerous to Your Health." The pruerit
language : "Caution: Cigarette Smoking
May be Hazardous to Your Health."
The House vssion toughens the printed
packages warning but bers ·further fed-
eral regulation of the tobacco indu!try
for six years.
The Senate bill wou1d berift network.'!
and stali.cm of a principal sooree of ad-
vertising revenue -they estimate $250
million a year. It also · would hurt the
tobacco Industry, opponents claimed.
They said cigarettes never have COfl-
du>i..Jy been linked to Ill health,
As a coocession to the industry, which
Jobbied hard against the bill, the mea-
aure prevents the Federal Trade eom.
-fl'Oljl requiring health .. aminp In mag1 ziDe, DeW!pllper f1l' billbOlards or
1111'1 olher form « rqulation until July
1971. T!le uceptioQ would be an FTC
~~ "gross abuo•" by the dpmte
* * Widow l-Oses
Suit Against
Tobacco Firm
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UPI) -A
federal coort jury lw ruled that the Liggett . and Myers Tobacco Co. is not
to blaMe for the death ol a man with a
1\el'VOUI condition who smoked foe XI
years. ;(ft~ L:~.:JOA
Mn:. Geraldine Thayer of Carson Ci y.
Mich,, hod cuoltiidtd In a $750,000 auit
thal her husband, Leslie, died "' lung
cancer as a l'llUlt M smoking a brand·of
cig.,.ttes produced by Uggett and 'My·
ers. ·
But the "jury of si:r men end sl:r women
delib<nted f..: two boun Friday before
declaring that Mrs. Thayer hid ''no
cau.se for action'' agalnst the company.
Federal Judge Noel P. Fo:r, who pre.
tided over the three-week trial, Instruct-
ed the juror. that lh<lr ..-ng habits
lhould not inOuence their decision .
'Thay..-died In Mardi, 1984, at the qe
nr ... Doctors testified during the trial
that Thayer suffered severe cough.Ing
~pells, blacltouts and blood expulsions
from smoking heavily. He also had a
nervous condition: which he reportedly
controlled by smoking.
Auto Wash Slated
To Aid OCC Crew
Shell 'N ·Oar. a support group for the
Orange Colet College crew, will oondud
~ in its winter eeries of car washes
Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Smitty's
Mobile Service. corner or Harbor
BouJevard and Adams Avenue Jn Colla
Mesa.
DonaUons. gratefully accepted, 10 for
IUppori « OCC rowing acUvities.
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.• Tingles the CIO"Nn made his annual Christmas visit
to the pediatrics ward at Hoag Memorial Hospital
Friday, where be met Jared Jacobsen, the seven·
month old, nose-tweaking son of Mr. and Mrs. Bart
Jacobsen, 19'll Port Bristol, Newport Beach. Jared
has • broken leg and thz:t's no laughing matter, so
Jingles tried to cheer him up. Jin.gles doubles as
Bill Tischler, a United . .\ir Lines pilot and Laguna
Beach resident.
2 Freed Prisoners Say
.Cong .Took Care of Them
SAIGON (UPI)' -TwG American heli-
copter crewmen held by the Viet COllg
for 38 days said today they would not
want to fight the.ir former captors again.
•·1 don't agree with their political
views," said W. O. Michael T. Petusen,
:n , of Redmond. Wash. "But I feel it
would really be hard to fight them again
-in that province -because they did
aave my life."
''They took the best care or us they
could," said Sgt. Vernon C. Shepard, 21,
of Akroo, Ohio. "l was never tortured ."
reconnais.!Jance missions near Due Lap
Green Berets camp. Both men were
wounded, Petersen in the left leg and
foot and Shepard in the root and back.
After their release, the men walked in-
to a south Vietnamese anny command
post near IAlc Lap.
"They dressed our wounds and changed
the bandages eve.ry rew days," Petersen
aaid of the Viet Cong.
Pe.t~sen said he lost 511 pounds during
ca ptivity and Shepard 35 pounds but doc-
tors said both were in relatively good
health.
WELFARE •••
creased by about 500 persons due to the
high •iut deci!ton,.boli5bing residency
requirements.
"Despite thi!, the increase In OAS
cases ls much lower than in any other
public assistance program and is pro-
portionately lower than the increase in
Orange County's population, age 65 and
over," he added.
Aid to the blind averaged UO rtciplent.s
per month, an increase of 11 percent over
last yea r. The average payment per
month was $131.41 , an increase of four
percent.
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The Americans spoke to newsmen three
days after they were relUitd by the Viet
Cong in the jungle highlands near the
Cambodia border 120 milei northeazt of
~ and Shepard, lh ieparale heli-
copters. were shot down Nov. 2 while on
Asked why lhey were releated, Peter·
sen said, "They uid our conduct in the
camp was acellenL"
They were the 28th and 29th American
priloner1 released by the Communist
forces in South .Vietnam durin( the war.
Jn th e final cate1ory or aid, general
relief, Peoples noted an agevage of 4M
cases per month, an increase of 2<I per·
cen~ over last year. The payments grew
to '6&.Sfl pc!r month. a growth factor of
four percent over the previoua year.
Projecting future wtlf~e ~ ...
Peoples •stimated that ill .to jamIIJtt with dependent children w1J1 .,,.... to ,
From P.,,e 1
JURY SUBPOENAED • • •
~e. indicated Friday one tac]( defense
fll'ces will take in seeking to have the
charge1 against Patrohnan F a u s t
dismWed,
"We want to draw attention to the en·
tire structure of this particu1ar Grand
J1lfY," Stokke said. "They were oot to get
a p>lice officer in any way they could and
we want them investigated."
Grand Juf'y Foreman Mrs. Marjorie L.
Weed declined ·comment on the allega·
Uons by Owen and Stokke.
Superior Judge Robe.rt G a r d n e r ,
J>fesiding judge of the Criminal Court and
the court's liaison with the Grand Jury,
said he finds no great ethical challenge in
the f.ict that the Dec. 31 hearing-a hear-
ing at vfflich grand jurors might be asked
to leltify -will come before him.
If the matter 1oes before-another
judge, it won't be for that reason. J ucige
Gardner said Friday. "Jt will be because
I eouldn't pos.sibly handle a hearing in·
volving that many witnesses in this busy
court," he aaid. Gardner currently is
handling the criminal calendar.
Owen'a: mmmooing of grand jurors was
thought to be unique in the hours im-
mediately following the ..,.,.., but Judge
Gard!Hr ftlt<nd that b<li<I.
•·we bad aome IUbpoenu is5Ued soma
Sexy Santa
Stops Traffic
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A near-tO~
less Santa Claus was arrested Friday bn
charges of disturbing the peace in th•
MontJorn ery Stree~ financial district.
Lola Raq uel. 26, wore a special COAtume
on her 44-23-36 frame and distributed
holiday candy when San Francisco policr.
noting the large crowds and stalled traf-
fic. stepped in and arrested her.
The words "Merry X-mas" were M il·
ten ac:rou her breasts.
Htr publicity man admit.ed the .stunt
was Nied to promote the club where
Mill Raquel ii a nudf. dancer.
Top Soviets Leave
China Border Talks
years ago at a time when the Grand Jury
was deeply investigating liquor abuses."
Judge Gardner said. '"The circumstances
Wttt quite different, but they were nam-
ed in aibpoenas by the defense at•
tomeys."
Here are the grand jurors who have
been 11Ubpoenaed in the current case :
Warren BlOom. Orange; Horace Caden,
Sant.a Ana; ~frs. Josephine Caines,
Orange; Joe Cooper, Fullerton; Hilton
Dalea5i, Fullerton; Richard Hernandez.
Santa Ana; Don Huddleston, Newport
Beach; Manuel Jurado, Fullerton ; ~lrs.
P~a Klipstein, Santa Ana ; Herman
Lenz, ~im: Mrs. Mary Miller'
Newport Beach ; Mr. Laurence Reynolds,
Laguna Beach; Mrs. Judy Rosener,
Newport Beach: Mrs. Beatrice Rus.;.ell,
Newport Beach; James Sayer. Los
Alamitos: Virgil Simpson, Yorba Linda;
\Villiam Van Nat.ta, Fullerton: Mrs. ~tar·
jorie L. Weed, and Andre White, Orange.
12,000 cum per year by 19'11. ,
Peopl• said by 1971 he e:rpects old a&•
ge.cw'lty. caaes to grow to about 10,MIO :
aid to the to11Uy c1Joab1ec1 hit ~.too: and
aid to the blind to remain fairly constant,
increuing only to 500 .......
Peoples sald his department ts.planning
for the fulln baaed on President Nil'.OR's
welfare proposa.JJ. He allowed that the
President'5 proposals may not be put into
action for a few years, but said, "We
must take these possibilities into con·
fi ideration, as we plan fur CUrTent aDd
future activities."
UC's_Dr. Oswald
Takes PSU Position
BERKELEY (AP) -The executive
\•ice president of the University of Cali-
fornla system, Dr. John Oswald. has
resigned to become president of Penn·
.sylvania StaWI University.
Oswald, whose appolntment ""'as an-
nounced Friday, will succetd retiring Dr.
Eric Walker in July. Oawaid assumed his
present pool ill S.~ber 11161,
MOSCOW (UPJi -The top Soviet rep-
reM11taUvcs to the Peking Sino-Soviet
bordtr talks are returning to M05COw,
Tass said today. Tht: report did not l.n-
dictle 1r the talks wm: over .. Jtlom Isn't Needed An111nore
51tunfly, Ottembtf' lJ, l 96t H OAll V I'll.OT I
' War on .. Poverty
Gets New Life
' WASlllNGTON (AP) -A IW'J)rif< •ote
ill the lblle bu .-the Ille of the
OW.. ol l!cOllOIDic Oppartonlt.y JUSI When
tt 1ppea,rtd the anUpcnerty qtnej's
daya were numbered.
'Ille formldabl• oppoeiUoa to the bill
upecled by ill backen ""1D1rclY va-
J>Orlzed -• IUbstitute me&aml, --Ing admirdstraUon of the om Jll'Oll'lm
over to the atates, wu defeated 1.11 to
113. Tbe vote surprised both trtenda and
foes of the war on poverty.
A week ago the ~blican-Southem
Democrat coalition behind the aubsUtute
bill appeared IO strong the House Jeader-
ahlp refused to call up Jt.s own bill, ex·
tending the OEO procram. for fear it
would !Ole. And just before the. vote Fri·
day the Democrats sUll were :sure they
were beaten.
But a non record JS,,.168 test vote Fri+
day abowed the coalittoa plan w11 buten.
A Jar1er nwnbtr of eouihem Oemocratl
either did not vote at all or voted a11imt
tt.
Alter that display of weal:ne» the COIJi.
tion fell apart. The 231 to 1U record vote
conftrming defeat of the substitute was
followed by a· vote of 271 to 117 paulng
the two-year extension.
Backers of extending the prtsent leais-
lation claimed turning control over to thl
st.at.es would cripple th.e antipoverty pro-
i'•m. Even the Nixon administration, whose
JlroCl'&m of New Fedtralism envi.sloM
Increasing state powers, opposed the
measure. OEO Director Donald Rums-
feld claimed the coalition measure would
kill off the program.
No one on either side credited the
White House with influenclna: the relLllt.
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-Although Praldlllt Nixoo had aWil for
aa -bill wllhout ~ Bouao
Jloplbllcan ladtr Gerald R. Ford of
Mld>Jpa ... ludlni the llPI I« the -lute and 1t ooe polnt'apptand to
hHe all but 1boolt 11 R<publlcaol with
him.
In the flCO al ouch I -· defection unonc Ill own p1rty lD<ll)l>m the liblte lllole mnaiDed pwlve. _
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.. tht deld .,.,, and fouoil eacli ....
carry!Jll llOO llonl with the 1Jom!>s.
"Tbtre WU a moment of hyslffll If•
terwardl." Jacoby aald. • .,,,.. ... Ill
had cbampagne and ~ -for
CIU? good fortune."
Ml!IY « tho _. .-.i If. tor an Interval of lrih!nce, .......i ._.
lffl said later. But IClml were frighten•
ed that the IUDflre had damag<d the
plane and it -1d cruh,
The crew pulled tho boclllo out « the
aiale and served .everyone champagne
aauring eecJt _ ... the dlnl<r WU
past. ' The pilot « the plane, ld«IJlfled only ., cap<. r .. « Orlaodo, rta., notifted
the Ollltrol tower at Rome'• Let.mrdo da
Vlnci lntemltional Airport be was not
ll!ldlng and that the pWM bad ·-commandemd. Jl«lby 1lld tho csp!lin
was 'ordnd by Ethioplaa ~
not to lllld In S-. lie did DOI ellbonle..
St.ate Law Expanded
Noncrop ·Use of DDT,
DDD Banned by County
Orange· Olunty A(rieultura1 Com-
miutoner William Fltchen bu announced
a ban on the nonagricultural Ule of DDT
8Jld related pestickle DDD in Oranp
County, effective Jan. 1, 1970.
Frank Parsons. deputy cimunisaiooer,
11aid the ban will 10 into eff p at U.
same time the callfornia state peitlctdi
control laws are activated.
' Discus Victim
' 'Doing Fine~
Llguna Beach HJ&h School lrellunan
Biii Barnes, 14, who tuffered a ruptured
spleen when struck by a discus Tuesday,
Is reported "doing jult fine" 1t South
Coast Community Hospital.
Young Barnes underwent aurSUY for
removal of his spleen afWir the accident
during a physical education class at the
JChool.
A hospital spoktm1an nid he ia: mak·
Ing a· rapid recovery and "1ould ·be
releued in a few days.
Barnes is sharina his hospital room
with another injured 14·yearo0ld, Tom
Riddell, who underwent surgery two
weeks ago following a Lapa C.nyon
traffic accident in which his: JJ..year~ld
aJ&ter, Cathleen, lo&t her life.
Tom, son of orthopedic sur1eon Dr.
Richard Riddell , is reported to be
·"studily improving'' from internal in.
juries suffered in tbe crash. The other
Riddell children, James, 10, and Edward,
1, suflered minor irijurita and were
reltued after a brief stay In the boapltl.I.
''We've ~on tbl state ban,"
-nplalnd, ..... .,. blJmillC all llOOllricultoral ~ « DDT and DOD Ill
addition to Jimlllng •ven , lurlb<r tbo
ClOlll !or willch DDT permits· wUI be
iMued."
The atate law wtit ~ 111& « DD'!' on
11 maJot cropo. Tho COUllt)' bu ..,.;.ted
thi& lin\11 to Include only -=Pl ---aod-com. _.. ID Ptl-lllia ball ii unique
16 or.nee C-,. potllculcl;r the bail on
!Iii aoe « DDT In ar1>ln .,..._
!nchlded In the atate law 1'r a ...,
,.Po11J!W -lor all peitlcklM which will reqiilre peit COOlrol eperaon to
report elCh pelllclde job performed.
"Wilh this 4ata It will be -1ble at
any given Ume w· detennlne the mDOGDt « &Ill' liven J)<ltlclde· u• anywhere Ill
the stale," the depuly ~ Aid.
Pll'IOlll Aki the dlta wtll be lltudled lo
bop a car.lul check Cll tho t!f<Cta « Ille
DDT and ODD replacement&
County Sends 3
To Shore Hearing.
Three ""'--!rcl!I °'*"" County wtli be 1~ a Loo ...-
h..,.iqf U\at --by -. supervison lhII -es "a vitally iln-
portant conleratce foe oli Clltlornla
counties coocemed about I h 1 I r
1horelina.'1
Scheduled lor JlOc, II and 11 at the
Depll1mtnl of Wiler and Power
butldillC, UI N. llope St., the bearing w11
called by the -bly Committee on
N1ual -ind Contervatim. Orqe County will be ,._m.ct by Planning Director Fonot Dlcl<-. --~ K.,.. otth S&m-IDd an appointee froUI Ibo
c:ourSy -·· oftlce. -·-of tho ol)orelint, puWle ICC<ll lo Ibo, oce111 front Ind marine !'Oilutlon .. u.plCs upectel to be In the
f<llmont « tile -.
. ~ ' . Oceanside Told: . ' .
'OK W.ar 'l>rote8i'
SAN DIEGO (AP)-Tbe dty « ac.u..
iide bu beet'I ordered to permit 1 Vlet·
nam moratorl~ march Sundl.1 by up to
1,000 anUwar --• SUporlor Court hfla .JIU&o· Fllbor
tuled, after 1 --ng Frtd'iy ihll PoUeo CbW Wiii(-and Putoo
Supt. GJui-,m1111 I-~
foe tile !*Ida and n11Jr •t tllt beaa lta-dlum. '
'11il two city ellldala bad -,... mill ...... ~ ..... not llled . u .,..1. -• roqulred 1>7-cttr "• repjllU'!"-'
DAILY PILOT IMf't f'Mll
College to Perform
Ceremony of Carola
Tbe TUI report quoted "informed cir·
cl"'" 11 uytng Deputy Forden MIDIJ·
.. V•Jly v. l(ULn.-ljld Maj. G<;n.
Vldlm A. Matrooov will Juve Ptldn( to
t.ike part in a ,uprcme Sovfet U.'!Slon
which begins Tuesday.
"Petra" Cshort for Cleopatra) Is a little sad and
mlidl l'elleved ., she watches her nine (count 'em)
Basset Hound youngsters make their shift from
mother's milk to puppy food in tile living room of
their mistress, 11•f8Y Gdlfitll of Newport Beach .
Both mom ud llli•lr ... will be relieved wh1n the
pups find new"ltome1. "Nine Basset pups are juit
too many," oays M!stross GriJfitll. ,
e..tam1n ""'U..'• ~ of ~"i>;;jll be"'Pw"*Ulid 8tincl.,""""'
the -OlrillmM -.., tile Ji). ~Iden "~ Celllp O!m~tJ
,,_ •pul>llc -wtD be llal4-at t
p,m. al Otrlst Preaby1<r1a Clud>. Hlalo-
Ungton Beach. . ,
I ' ,.
'
4 DAii. y !'!I.OT
For.. the third Sunday tn
Advtn~ Paotor 'Jam6 G.
Blain will preacb at both the 9
arid . lt 1.m. -.hlp servk<.
"Re Puts His Arms 'Artiund
Vs", baaed on the Old Test.
m..i Lesson Iulah '40:1.S, Is
the' "topic loo the Ne,;port
H-IA-Cllar.,., 250t Cllll Drive, Newport l!elcb.
A salad Junchooo at noon.
Thursd,i,1', will be part of the
C h'r Is t m Is lnspirltlooal
meeting for tbe women of the
churdl. The Sunday achoo!
CbflstmaS program will be
held P'ridey,
Pew
"SOuth ll<ncl" will he the ~P al I and lt:IO a.m.
AUbjocl'for cllac=loo. by John Sunday, Pastor Henry E.
KaJlt Chairman of Chrtstlan Jones wu1 ·speat "The Reward
ooctal relations, followlnc the of 'l'he °'lcllY·'.'
l ::IO 1.m. oerv!ce Sunday at Foll"'!IDI & opeclal ..me.
St. Jo• lie DMoe EpUcopal fer the ·~oo ol Bahleo '
Chardl, 2043 Orange Ave.~ Putor J.,.., will. briD.l '
Coif.a Mtaa. · -·· ; . in111tqe ~ ent1tWt. • -G Pad
Suitday achoo! for all al" al 'l'ldlnp'' al Ult 7 p.m. IM!t'(lct.
1:30 1.rn. and nunt"' care II A ' ... • ' • uLl--1 ° ,/ II' f. J pro.-. ·The U°"lill J4a I l>t d 1. 1 I.
CD DI di Un lo n. will be ~ft, nil &•-th ~.
celebht.d'at 7:111 a.m. . . HUDliJlll<>n Beach wtll .-ict
The, YOl!lh ·G..Up wfil meet .worohlp oerv!ces l!wlday, al at 7 p..m. . ,. t i30 and 11...a.m. with the Rev.
"< Edward c. Erny preaching
Morning worship service, 11 ''!be Joyful Myatery." ;
o'clock at Flnt BapU1t A co f r. e e hour w1D • be
Charcll, :IOI Magnolia, Colla held hel,...n the •oervica In
Mesa. will feature a sermon honor of Mr. and Mn. Fred
enUUtd "The Test of Our Clelaod,. who are movtnc. to
Love" by P»tor P. G. Seal Beadl. ·
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J>isces:J)arkness
Changes to ~ight
SUNDAY
·DECEMBER 14 '
By SYDNEY OMAIUI
Laut potfil• favorable for
f I 1 • I • I , plutlq. Spiritual
valat1 are ~. debaied ..
Stuhlve lndlvktaal a(D _hi •&·
greulve !UJlDtr; thl1 aUractl
IDlldl a~ntloa. ·
A1llES (March Zl·April 19):
riiht thing. K._ this; "" pond accordingly.
GEMINI <May Zl.JUM IO)o
Accent on how your ~ve
goat Choice is to ~ new start or hang on to the old. ey.
cle is such that you beneflt
through gnater inciepend<nce.
Message al!ould be ccrystal
clear by .tonight.
CANCER (June Zt-.JuJ:t :Dl o
Good lunar Upecl t.day COO•
bicldes with communication
with those at a distance. Keep
in touch. Do not take for
granled that others know how
you feel. Express yourself.
Harbor CllrhUan Charc11,
Disciples of the Christ has
hired an architect ·to dr~w the
Jp8ster plan and design for the
lll'SI unit , of the church.
· COnstruction.is due in tbe ear-
ly part ol. 1971 oo the two-acre
site at lrvibe Avenue and St.
Isabella Street In Newport
Be a ch . The archli<ct, Hal
Whittemore, will be guest of
the church Sunday, and will
meet Informally with the con-
gregatlon during a co(fee
fellowship followfn& t b e
worahlp hour al H a r p e r
Elemen!MY School, 12.1 " E.
!Ith St., Coota M.,.,
Nannann. at the 7 p.m. The Inquirer'~ CllSI meeu
&rv!ce. his Topic: will be al 10:45 11-m. and .the youth
'The Family Altar Whicb l"""PI meet at t:JI p.m.·sw.
Some events, wh1ch occur
behind the scenes, claim your
time, auentlon. Excellent for
undergoing splritual regenera-
tion. Loot·deep inside yourself ~_,J. for ~c annvers.
[ , · TAURUll (Aptjl 23-M•y 20:
LEO (July 23-Aug. :D): One
close to you w1nts feeling of
respect, independence. A void
tendency to overwhelm with
your own interests. Plah;dy, it
.Js necessary to practic e
restraint -do so.
"How Readest Thou?'' will
be the 10:45 a.m. sermon by
Pastor D. W. McElroy. Sunday
school convenes at 9:30 a.m.
Alters." da ys.
"Nunery Cart Is provided
both services.
Ce!llral Bible Charch, »rd
and Orange, c.osta Mesa holds
Gesture of frie:l<lshlp bas pro-
found effecL You are able tG
perceive sincerity or purpose.
Trust your feelings . Older
individual ·is striving to do (See HOROSCOPE, P ... ll
ORAN,GE Ge-AST CHURCH DIRECTORY
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LOOKING FOR MEANING & RELEVANC~?. TlY · • t
FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH 1A.1.c:1·
F•irvlew Rd. At F•ir Dr., Costa Meaa·
9 A.M.-Church School 10 A.M.-Worihip·
D,_.,_ s..lthfry-hptll llWe ShMtr ....,. ,,....ad ........ C_•-•"91 14t4411 ,
1:14ROOrt m!NITY BAPTIST, CHURCH tno eahr St • ., PolrMw, co... MM · ·
' ..... ~ Sal'~oi. '-"°'
Sunday School l :G a.rn. Morning Worship U:OO a.m.
Baptist Training Unloa t p.m. , • Evening Setvice 7 p.m.
Wednesday BD>Je 8~7 4c Pray~ ........ , . , .... 7:00 p.m:
·~====~~~====~===::~11
FIRST SOUTl:IERN BAPTIST CHURCH
UO HAMU.TON, COSTA MESA
. ltlV. J.'D. WAlLACI 1
Sulld1y School , ,, , • ,. , 9:45 Tr1ini119 Un ion ••••• ••. 1:00
Moini119 Wor1hi-p •••• , 11 :00 Ev1nin9 Worship , ••• , , 6:00
Wedn11d1y P11y1r M11tin9 for 111 19es • , .• , ••••••••• 7:JO
........ J.f11,1 N......., Alw.,. A"91~
UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH
2n2 S. L PALlSADD lOAD
SANTA ANA Hll•HTS SUN DAY SCHOO!. ................................ t :U A.M.
MO•"llHe WOllSHI, ............. , .................. 11 A.M.
IVIHtNe WOllMI, ................................ J .. M . MIDWllC SlltVICI WIDJllSDAT 7:• .. .M. '!'11111111 S. Acllllo ,_ CllW'dt """'-14W''7
' I • FIRST
llAPTIST CHURCH
. ~ ef ,.,.,., varr..,
IAmlrlcan •r,rll!I
·.:f7411.M ....... P.Y.
• .,..~~ H~ Mhllltw
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH I
I Victoria & Placentia Ave. 1
I Costa Mesa
hMI I. """'' Mlllllt.r
·CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
IU.NCHB OP THI MOTHD CHUICH
THI PIRST CHURCH OP CHlll1. ICllHTIST
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUsms
"God The Preserver of Man"
Sunday~ December 14th
Costa Met1-Flr1t Church of Christ, Scientist
2110 Mna Y.-nle Dr., Cotta MiM
Swlldrr Sckol-9:11 A.M.
Ch•rc• s.nic• -11 A.M.
leadlltf lltu111, 2150 MeM Yitrde Dr.
Huntington Beach-First Church of Chrl1t, Scientllt
110 ou.,.
S..dcry Scltool-f:JO & 11:00
c•1rch -11 A.M. s.m"
IMdlltf 100111-110 Ollw
L1gun1 Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist
611 Hlttt·Dr.
c:;IMlrc• & SwaMy Sch"'-9!JO Ii 11 :00
1 ... n-.a....214• .....
Newport leach-Fir1t Church of Christ, Scientist
JJOJ Vie Ud•
Clhirctt & Sullday School -9:11 l 11 :OD
a..tl"t ho•, JJll YI• Ude
Newport Be1ch0Second Church of Christ, Sclenti1t
3100 Pecffk Ytew Or,. C°'"9 det Mw
Chfcll a .~ kMol -10 A.M.
ho!fl"t a .... -216J I. Coast Hwy.
All are cordially invited to attend tbe chur\'b
services and enjoy the privileges of the
• • . Reading Rooms
Chlld C•re ~ AT ALL llRVICU
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You.
ST. JAMIS. JJff VI• Ude,, N•_,.rt hod!
7:JO •.•-Holy IKHrht
t:OO ... .-Monihtt Pr..,... 11f Ii Jrd Su11.
Hofy l1ellarltt 2H • 4tli Sw11.
t :OO e . ._c:•wrc• Scho•I
11 :00 • .--Holy IKltaritt 1st & Ji-41•. Mn., ,,.,., W ~ 4,. 51!a.
CltlW C.. et 9:00 .... · •
\l/
n.. a ... J• P • ...., n. aace:r ·
Tiie a ... Daoid A. c,.111p .t..ocicrt6 Rector
ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS -
P•tflc Yf-Drlw lrt MDrt-'tt>, CoNN ~ M•
SHdoy: 1:00, 9:JO -4 11 :OO-C•lld c .. at 9:JO
Holy Days • A....-.d All loces WekoM
Rectar, 11M hT. Jo•• Roten D .. lt-,._ 644·046J
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
Sulldayt1 7:JO & 9:JD Cha.Kh School-t :JO
Th1ndcrp: 6:JO • 10 a.111.: Holy D-rs aa •111101111,ed
Ykar, TM a ... JoH W. Do11aldlo1 -ri.o.. 541·112'
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
l lMI SI, 11 cii..,.i LIM -JllM .. ., If J'IYe Pllllfl
M""llnt* hlM:ll. C1llflrfti..
Tiii It". J1m11 c. Call',, ........
Sunday Services
I:• A.M. M1l1 CemlTlll!llOll f ;)O A.M. FllT\111 lerYlc1 & Citurdl
J:IO P.M. 1-tonl ~-Is 1:10 P.M. 11:,IKIJljll 1\:ot A.M. Mornl111 w1n111,
TOllnt Chllf'Citmtll HvrMry C••• .. ,.YkllOI
FIRST ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH
146 E. 22nd St., Co1te Mesa 548-3761
M. C. C ro11lc, Pastor Johll Gol!11lck, Auoclat6
Ray Nichol.on, Minister of Youth
SUNDAY SERVICES
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH '
250 1 Cliff Dr. LI S.4293 I
n.11: .... ..__ •. ~"· ..... Tlie lp-. lMGlcl Wlllte,
Aufstu1Postor
Family Worihlp f :OO io lO:lO I.I'!.
I Svfldl Y Scllaof f :JO lo 10:JO I.II\.
Wonhlp SerW;e 1t:1io to 12:00
Nurse'ry cai-e available
at all services.
WELCOME
LUTHERAN CHU~CH
OF THE MASTER
2900 Pacific View Dr.
Corona del ?i1ar
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Mrs.w.,.,.c--.... ..
P•rhlt W11'l9f' Phone. 644-7664 '
t :l$A.M ........ W....Wp
10:00 A.M. s-., c:iMlf< ......
11 :00.1..M • ...,._W...Wp
N.,..,,Pr .. hW
/ CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Missouri Synod
1'0 Victoria St., Cost• M ...
Lotl11ar V. Toniow, Paator
541°5404 Wouhlp Suvicu: 1:15 & 11 A.M. SIJl'lll1y Sthool: t ;lCI A.M. ,fr,Gull Bible C!eH: t :• A,M.
CHRISTIAN ILIMINTARY SCHOOL 1414166
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
M ... YtlnM Dri" &. ...... lttMt, C.... M-. c.ttf,
.1.N DRE"'f C. ANDERSON, f'111111'
liund11 kboot: 1:00, t :IO end 11:1»-Mornlng wo..lllp: 1:00, t ::io •nf lT:Dt
Prine• of P11c11 Lufh1r1n School -Mi11 Edh1r 011011, Pti11cip1I
Offic11 PhoM: 54f·OS2 I School Pho~1: 149-05,2
ST. PAUL'S LUTHIU.N
Missourt Synod
429 Cypreu Dr. Laguna leach
Phone:,...dlurch 494-7998 · P.anonage: 494-8110
Worship Service1 -10:00 A.:P.·t.
Sunday School and Blble Class -8 :45 A.~L
Advent Services Dec. 4, ll, 18-7:30 P.1.f.
Christmas Eve Service-Dec. 24-7:30 P.M. ·Mo rnin9 Wo~hip l :lO & 11:00 I
• 511nd1y ~chool , ••••• , •• t :lO
1Yo11th Mi.ting ••••••••• 6:00
Pr1y1r S1rvfc1 ,,,,,,',,, 6:10'
'Ev1111ing s,,...;, •••....•. 7:00
D1 ... •Hocitel
T9Ultl Mini~ 11~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:::;;~~~~~11 ''"' .... ,, ............... 1 .:tl,. II;
SUNDAY SCHOOL -9:30 A.M.
CLASSIS POI ALL A•ll II;;
"""'"' ......... " .......... 842-24;18 '
•11111 lctlMI ................ t:• '·"" Mio! .. .,......, ......... , ltl4f .. ..
y .... .,.... .................. , """ .v ........ _ ................... """'
Nlirsery·can Prnv!ded
14M771 1414341
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
I Mi11CH1tl Sy11odl
• wonhipl119 1t th•
UNIVERSITY PARK SCHOOL
S111db11r9 at M1Hh1w1 111 Univ1rsity Peri::
WOJSHlf'1 10:JI. A.M .
lev, H. Ni1rm1n11 ,P1stor lll·l21 1
Family Worship -10:50 A.M. -7 P.M.
·.CHURCH CHOIR
Sheril Paulsen, Director
Wadnesday Blblo Study -7:30 P.M.
A Cordial W olcomo from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
l1lbo 1 Island Hunt i.ngto11 le1ch -Norffi
FIRST CHRtSTIAN
CHURCH
Church of the Deily Wo;.a
NEWPORT UNITY 1~=======~=======~11
I CHURCH I I
Visitors Wek•--NvrMtY Att...dallt
State Lie ...... Pre0 5chHI -Mr1. John Golln ;ck, D;raclor
THI UNITlD
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
COMMUNITY
METHOQIST CHURCH
6661 H1 il Ave. 142°4461
Worship I Church Schffl
' • ' • .
l ~
· Mein & Adams Streets L.-:ir.:~:-"'"' ljl CENTRAL~·! 'I
111 j51~ l lryf~ •• N1wfort l11ch 1:1 ·.IB~U ~· c' HU' RC-H .. I Hunting:on Eeech cs.n10r cuinm ••lldlnol 1
' Mo rning Wo.rikip '
, ••••••• l :JO & ll:OOAM 1:45A.M. Sund1ySchool '
Ii~ 5'i~ool ''' •• ''' t :45 AM I 10:00 A.M. D~votio111I S1rvic1 Yeuik Gro11ps· • ,, , , , 6:0.0 'M
Ev11nl11g Worship •••• 7:00 PM i Off'ICE : :JDO W. C1111t Hl;hw•I'• N.•. (mphasirlng I
,..._ Mr 0,_ -•--' 11.111. ,.hone: .. J111 The P~n of God I
N,,_., Coire Provlckd It •11 Mn'kll • DIA&...A·PU.YU -646-NJ9 The Person of Otrisf: OHk•: Sl'-tJn Olli Oevoflm-"6-t!.IO I
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE " .. ...,,..., .._,. Mt!nt« Clllrdl If Unltlld CllffMI l: .. llilw kl-.. Lii A11t1te1
SUNDAY SEl:\llCE • , , 11 AM •
Mlnlsltr , , ; Akrt Burke, lt.S.t.F.
TMI lllLL. CLUI 0, NIWl'OltT tlACM llt llMllt' BIY'd., 911191
PLEASE DON'T COME
TO
CALVARY CH~PE~
If vow ••• loo•i11g for 111 el•bo•1l1 pro9t•111, or MK.ii i ,r11fig11,
9ut if you 1ro loo•i119 for i11-cl1pth l iltl1 1tvdi1s, Chrl1tl111 f1l-
loW'lhip, olld i111piri11f tplritff worthip, .,.11'1110'<'9 1111 T•1cco"""
m'od1t1 011r 9rowlrtt ch11rch family wo 11ow h1v1 tw• Su~1y
mo111l119 111mc11, 9:30 ond 11 :00, Nur11ry c1r1. CorMr nf Cr111n°
vl1l1 & Sunflower.
HJ.2121 446-911)
Of NIWP9lf ~S~ ~ CDIKl,-1
M"""9 .. ,,..., ....,., Doi eatuf JcMel
421 L 1 M It,. C.... M ...
Church School-9:30 A.M. , !
Worship -10:'5 A.M,
NlmefJ c .. P1•'4 ...
Phone: 675-3985
Minfster: Dr. O. W. McElroy
,The Power of the Hofy Spirit
51111~ School 9 .W
Mornir11 Wonhlp 9 and 10;30 AM
_Evenin1St:rvlce7 PM We0""5d1y 1111111' Study
and F'f1~r 7 P.\\
Nurwry durinl wrvi~
Afull Yovth P-
Cm. of 0111"1" 11nd 23rd. St.
Cost1. MH11
Pastor H. f. IOM!'; lfCA Mbt,
I u ...... a.tdt .. RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
420 I 0th St., Hu11tin9to11 911ch 1'
PJ..01111 ll6-2 I 20
Adult A Youth S1rvi'91, 11 1.111. •
I lrl y,,, Cl1•s, Wed., 7:15 p.111. J
llNm PATI, MINllTllll
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL •
611 HELIOTROPE;
Wontilp-ltitO,A.M.
C•IT'dl ~-lO:otA.M,
0... Plllllp 0. Mvn1y, Mlnhltw
MIM '111r,.., Sllbll, D.c.e:.
67~
Seventh-Day Adventist Churches
c.....w... Letn-N._,
m A ..... """' wldllfil hi
Johl'I Sll•wm1k1, f'Mlt?r •
, Jh•11e: 141-6596 · -....... ,., .. ..
ll-W..i, ... 1t ... AM __ ...... , .... ..
,..,...,_..,..chn•
JJ71l O....Y•leJ,_...,
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Senate OK's ·
Ban on TV
Smoke Ads
WASHINGTON (AP)r'f!>oo• cowboys,
young lovers and emanclpatod .....-
. who puff dg ........ fn .TV commmWs
woultt be banned from the mrw1vt11 oo-
<ler a bill the Senate has passed over ..
whelmlngly,
By a 70-7 margin, senators voted Fri·
day to ban television and ndio cigarette
advtrtl.sing effective Jan. l, 1971 . The
decision fOllowed. ~Y five years the CCIO·
trovenlaJ U.S. surgeon general's report
Linking lung cancer and anoklng.
The measure, de$igned. also to ptt-
\·ent a massiw shift of advertising from
electronic to i-int media, now gOes to
a Senate-House confermce committtt
where its differences with a weaker
House bill will be ·r«:OllCiled.
Backers of I.be Senate version predict
It will survive the conlen:nee virtually
intact.
The bill also would require lhis more
direct wording on cigarette packages:
"Warning: Cigarette Smoking ill Dan.
gerous to Your Health." The present
language: "Caution: Cigarette Smoking
May be Hazardous to ,Your Hea1th."
The House.ven:ion toughens the printed
packages warning but bars further fed·
eral r.gulaUon of the tobacco industry
for six years. ·
The Senate bill would berUt networks
and stat.ions of a principal source of acJ..
vertlsing re....,. -they estimate l2SO
million a year. It also would hurt the
tobacco industry, opponents claimed.
They said cigarettes never have con·
elusively been linked to ill health.
As a concessloo to the indu stry, which
lobbied hard against the bill. the me.a~
sure prevents the Federal Trade Com·
mJssion from requiring health waminp
1n magazine, newspaper or billboards: or
any other form of regulaUon until July
1171. The e-zception would be an FTC
finding ol """" al>uoe" by tho cigordle maken.
* * * Widow Loses
Suit Against
Tooocco Firm
GRAND RAPIDS, Midi. iUPf) -A
federal court jury hu ruled that the
Ligett and Myers Tobacco Co. is not
to blame for the death of a man with a
.......,. conditloo """·~ ""' 30 years. '
Mrs. G«aldine Tbayer of canon City,
Midi., had contended tn a $750,000 suit
that t,..-husbend, Lealie, died of Jung
cancer u a rmult cl smokinc a brand ot
cigaretim produced by Uggett and My·
ers.
But the jury of llix men and six women
delibel'ate.d fer two hours Friday before
declaring that Mrs. Thayer had "no
cause for action" against the company.
Federal Judge Noel P. Fox. who pre-
liided over the three-week lrial. iMtnlct·
ed the juron that their smoking habits
shoold not inflUf:l'lCe their decision.
Thayer died in"March, 1964, at the age
nl 49, Docton testified during the trial
that 11layer suffered severe coughing
spells, blackouts and blood expulsiom
from smotin« beevtly. He also had a
nervous t"Ondition which he reportedly
COntrolle.d by smoking.
Auto Wash Slated
To Aid OCC Crew
Shell 'N Oar. a support group for the
Orange Coast College crew, will concfuct
:inother in Its winter series or car wadle!
Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Smitty's
Mobile Service. comer of Harbor
Boolevard and Adams Avenue In Costa
Mesa.
Dona.lions, grateiuUy aceepted, 10 for
gupport of OCC rowing activities.
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War on Poverty
Gets N'ew .. Life
Jared Meets Jingles
Jingles the Clown made hi! annual Christmas visit
to the pediatrics ward at Hoag Memorial Hospital
Friday, where he met Jared Jacobsen, the seven·
month old, nose-tweaking son of Mr. and Mrs. Bart
Jacobsen. 1921 Port Bristol, Newport Beach. Jared
bas a broken leg and that's no laughing matter, so
JingJes tried to cheer him up. Jingles doubles as
Bill Ti5Chler, a United Air Lines pilot and 'Laguna
Beach residenl
Fro111 Page l
WASHINGTON (AP) -A ,,itpr11e vote
In tho H..,.·hu extlnded the life of the
Olflco of.£cooomk Opportwoty jull -lt appeared the anUpoverty •&tneY'I
days were numbered.
'Ibe fOmUdable opposition to tM bill
eIJ)eeted by Its backer• setm.lngly VI·
p:riied when a substltute mUSUtt, turn-
ing admlnlatraUon of the OEO program
over to the states, wu defeated 231 to
183. The vote surprised both friends and
foes of the war on poverty.
A week ago the Republican-Southern
Democrat coalltion behlnd the substitute
bill appeared so 1trong the HOUJe leader·
sltlp refused to call up its own . bill. ex-
tending the OEO program, for fear it
would lose. And just before the vote Fri·
day lhe. Democrats still were sure they
were beaten.
But a non record 183-166 leit vote Fri·
day showed the eoaliUon plan waa beaten.
A larger number of southern Democrats
either did not vote at all or voted against
it.
After that display of weakness the coali·
tion fell apart. The 231 to 163 record vote
confirming defeat or the substitute was
followed by a vote of 276 to 117 pa:ising
the twG-year extension.
Backers of extending the present legls·
JaUon claimed turning control over to th•
states would cripple the antipoverty pro-
gram.
Even the Nixon administration, whose
program of New Federalism envillona
increasing state powers, opposed the
measure. OEO Director Donald Rums-
feld claimed the coaliUon measure would
kill off the program.
No one on either side credited the
White House 'A'ith lnfluenctn& the result.
Altboqll Praldenl Nixon hid llbcl fer
Ill e:uwion b!U without dlailpl. HoaN
Republican Leader Gerald ·R. Jl'onl 61
Mkhlgan wu t .. dlnc the ftaht r..-Ille
sublt.ltute •nd •t one· polnt •PPNl"ld to
have an but about 20 Rtpublleam with
b1m.
In the face ol llUCh a maulve defection
lllloog Ill °"" party mtmberl the Wblte
House ranained puaive.
Ccdif ornia
Hanging On
VUUllNIA CITY, N.-. (UPI) -
1be Siato at Callfomia stiU ti f1mo.
Uoning today.
Many of the soothaa,Yers who pr•
dictod ' lloodl and eor1l>qllUls
would polish off the nation'• mm:
populous state in llllt had decided
that diauter would hit at J:13 p.m.
Friday -give « takle a few mo-
ments.
They gathered here Friday lo
mourn CaJllornia'1 pulJng. 'l1Mr'I
was a "Jut aupper" in 1ocaJ rflt..
aunnts '°' total belle'ml. z.ery
-drinlt ....... the -al ..... lotal pubo.
When the fateful moment came.,
one penoo yeUed in a bar: ••Get
a radio turned ~; fmd out where
Californa broke olf." 2 Freed Prisoners Say
.Cong ,Took Care of .Them
WELFARE •..
creased by about 500 persons due to the
high J<Ut decision abolishing residency
requirements.
State Law Expanded
SAIGON (UP1) -Two American hell·
copter crewmen held by the Viet Cong
.for 3S days said today they would not
want to fight their former captors again.
"l don 't agree wltlt their political
views," said W. 0. Michael T. Petersen.
:?!, of Redmond, Wash. ''But I feel it
would really be hard to fight, them again
-in that province -because they did
save my life."
rtconnai~ missions ne.ar Due Lap
Green Berets camp. Both men wefe
wounded, Petersen in the left leg and
foot and Shepard in the foot and back. ·
Alter their release, the men walked in·
to a Sooth Vietnamese army command
post near Due Lap.
"Despite this, the increase In OAS
cases is much lower than in any other
public assistance program and is pro-
pcrllonately )owei than the increase in
Orange County's population, age 65 and
over," he added.
Aid to the blind averaged 340 recipient..
per month, an increase of 11 percent over
Noncrop Use of DDT,
DDD Banned by County:
''They took the best care of us .lhey
could," said Sgt. Vernon C. Shepard, 21,
of Akron, Ohio. "I was never tortured."
1be Americam spoke to newsmen three
d.aya after they were released by the Viet
Cong in the jun&Ie highlands near the
Clmbodia border 120 mile! northeast of
Saigon.
Petersen and Shepard. in separate heli-
copters, were shot down Nov. 2 while on
"They dressed our wounds and changed
the bandages every few days," Petersen
said of the Viet Cong.
Petersen said be lost 50 pounds during
captivity and Shepard 35 pounds but doc·
tors said both were in relatively good
bealth.
Aai.ed. why they were released, Peter-
~ a.aid, ·~ey Aid cur conduct .in the
camp was excellent."
They were the 28th and 29th American ·
prisoners released by the Communist
forces ia South Vietnam duriD& the war.
liut year. The average payment per Orange County Agricultural Com-
mon th was $131.41, an increase ol four ml~ioner \Vllliam Fitchen hu announced
percent. a ban on the nonagricultural use of DDT
In the final category of aid, general and related pesticide DDD in Orange
relief, Peoples noted an agevage of 458 County, effective Jan. 1, 1970.
c&Seli per month, an increase o( 20 per• Frank Parsons, deputy commluioner,
cent over last year. The payments grew said I.he ban will go into effect at the
to $66.56 per month, a growth factor of same time the California state pesticide
four percent. over~ pr:evlous year. c:oo.trol lawa are activated.
Projeding future hllare growth, ~
Peoples ..Umatod that aid to famille>
willl depende11t thlkfren ·will (liow to D; "CUS Vic' t:m 12,000 cases per year by 1971. ..., "
From Page l
Peopl .. said by It'll he expects old age
eecurlty ca5ftl to grow to about 10,500 :
aid to the tntally dl>abled hit 1,100; and
aid to the blind to remain fairly constant,
increeslng only to lOO ......
'Doing Fine'
JURY SUBPOENAED . • • Laguna Beach High School freahnwt
Bill Barnes, 14, who su ffered a ruptured
spleen when struck by a discus Tuesday,
is reported "doing just fine'' at South
C-Oast Community Hospital.
ke, indicated Friday one tack de£ense
fcrces will take in seeking to have the
charges against Patrolman F 1' u s t
dismissed.
"We want to draw attention to the en-
tire structure of this particular Grand
Jury," Stokke said. "They were out lo gel
a police officer in any way they could and
we want·them inve:E"ligated ."
Grand Jury Fottman Mrs. Marjorie L.
Weed declined comment on the allega-
tians by Owen and Stokke.
Superior Judge Robert G a r d n e. r .
presiding judge of the Criminal Courl and
the court's liaison with the Grand Jury ,
said he ftnds no grea t ethical challet1ge in
the fact that the De<:. 31 Jlearing-a hear·
tic at which grand jurors migh~ be asked
to testify -will cmne before him.
If the matter goes before. another
judge, it won't be for that reason, Judge
Gardner said Friday. ''It will be because
I couldn 't possibly handle a hea~ing in·
volving that many witnesses ln th.is tousy
court." he said. Gardner currently is
handling the criminal calendar.
Owen's tummonini of grand jurors was
thought to be unique in the hours im-
mediately !ollowin( the move, bu\ Judge
Ganin« ohattered that belief.
•·we had some ~bpoenas issued some
Sexy Santa
Stops Traf fie
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A near-l<>P'
less Santa Claus was arrested Friday on
charges of disturbing the peace in th•.
Montgomery Street financial diatrkt.
. LO la Raquel. 26, wore a special eo11tume
on her 44-23-36 frame and distributed
holiday candy when San Francisco police,
noting the large crowds and stalled traf.
fie 1tepPed in and arrested her. The words "Merry X-mas'' were writ·
ten across her breasts .
Her publicity man admlted the stwlt
was staged to promote. the club where
Min Raquel iJ a nude dancer.
Top Soviets Leave
China Border Talks
MOSCOW (UPI) -The top Sont! rep-
resent.aUves to lhe Pekin& stno-Sovlet
border talks are retuminr to MO!ICOW,
Tau said today. The repart did not In-
dicate: if the talks were over.
The Tw report quottd "informtd cir·
ti'"" as sayinl O.puty FOftlgn Minis-
ter Vully V. Kumetaov and MlJ. Gen.
V1dim A. Matroso• w111 h:ave Pe\:ing to-
tab part ln a aupttme Soviet session
whkh begins Tutld•y. '
years qo at a time when the Grand Jury
was deeply investigating liquor abuses,"
Judge Gardner said. "The circumstances
were qUite diff~ but they were nam·
ed in subpoena.s by the defense at·
torneys."
Here are the grand jurors who have
been subpoenaed in the current case:
Warren Bloom, Orange; Horace Caden,
Santa Ana ; Mrs. J osephine Caines,
0ronl!"; Joe Cooper, Fullertoo; IIlllon
Dalessi, Fullerton; Richard Hernandez:,
Sania Ana; Dm Huddleston, Newport
Beach; Msootl Jtrado, FuHerton: Jliln.
Pt!lllla Klipstein, Sallta Ana; Herman
Lenz, Anaheim ; Mrs. Mary Afi!ler'
Newport ~ach; Mr. Laurence Reynolds,
Laguna Beach; Mrs. Judy Rosener,
Newport Beach; Mrs. Beatrice Rus~ll.
Newport Beach; James Sayer, Loe
Alamitos; Virgil Simpson, Yorba Linda;
\Yilliam Van NaUa, Fullerton; Mrs. fl,far-
jorie L. Weed, and Anclr~ White, Orange.
Peoples said his department ts planning
for the future hued on Presidert Nixoo 's
welfare proposals. He allowed that the
President's proposals may not be put into
action for a few years, but said, "We
must take tt"5e possibilities futo con-
sideration. as we plan for clD'Tellt and
future activities."
UC's Dr. Oswald
Takes PSU Position
BERKELEY (AP) -The executive
vice president or the University of Cali-
fornia system, Dr. John Oswald. has
resigned to become pm;ident of Penn-
sylvania St.ate University.
Oswald. YAiose appointment was an-
nounced Frklay, will succeed retiring Dr.
Eric Walker in July. Oswald assumed his
preent po&t In September 1988.
Jtf~m Isn't Needed Anymore
Young Barnes undenrtnt &11rgery for
removal of his spleen after the accident
during a physical education clase at the
Khoo!. ·
A hospital spokesman said he is mak·
Ing a rapid recovery and should be
released in a few days.
Barnes is liharing his hospital room
with another injured 14-year-old, Tarn
Riddell, who underwent surgery two
weeks ago followlng a Lagim.a Canyon
traffic accident In which his 12-year-o\d
sister, Cathleen, loat. her life.
Tom , aon or orthopedic surgeon Dr.
Richard Riddell, is reported to be
"!tead.lly improving'' rrom internal in-
juries suffered In the crash. The. other
Riddell children, Jatnes, 10, and Edward,
7. suffered minor .injuries and were
released after a brief stay In the holpitaJ.
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"Patra" (short !or Cl<opatra) Is a little sad and
much relieved as !he watches he.r nine (counl 'ernl
Bassel Hound youngsters mal<e their shift from
mother's milk to puppy food In the living room ot
their mistress, Peggy Griffith or Nell(l>Ort Beach~
Both mom and mistress will be relieved when the
pups fmd new bome1. "NiJ\e Ba!lel pups are just
too many," says Mistress Gri1Illh.
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"We.'ve expanded on the ll&te tia:n,"
Panom: erplal.nd. "we're bmma. .U
nooqricultural uoe of DDT and ODD In
addition to llmtu111 even further the
tropt for whi<h 000' perrnltl will be.
issued."
1be stall ilw will allow-o( DDT on
11 major """'"' 1be COOllll7 bas -thll limit .. lndudo only tine ""'Pl -
J<on ...... ,.,,... and -..... : ~lo,.._ lhll ban" mdquo to-Oran,.~ portkularly the boll Oii
the ... of DDl' In urlloq .....
Inc.luded in the state law. II a new
report1111 ay1tem 1<r an peetlcldol wlll<h
will require peel c:<llllrol operatora to
report el<h pesticide Job performed.
"With thll date 'tt wtll be pooalblt at
any Jlven time to detmnlne the -
of any Jlven. pestitlde uae ..,,wbere In
the stall," tbe dtputy «>mmlul-lald.
Panons said the data will be llludled to
keep a careful chett on the effect& ol lhe
000' and DOD ripiacomenll.
F...-P,,.e J
HIJACK ••.
Gunfire was exc.blnaed and a third man
ran frcm the cockpit wttb a sun.
Many ol1he 14 -en _.
and ducted down In their -· .
"I <Oaldn ~ -wllit .,.. happe11ln1i al •
fll'S!," Jatoby Aid. "'IJien I Jootecl qabl
and another 11111 .... dead."
Ray Caltutl et London Aid tho thlid
m1n ll1'd l\flc!e Into tho Yemeni hi-
jacker.
EAal BAD 1100 .
Pcweniers said the jet's crew 1tueh·
ed the dead men and found each ns
t"1')'ing $500 along with the bombo.
''There wu a moment of hysteria If.
terwords," Jatoby Aid. "Then ft all
had <hampopie and offend -. !er our gtlOd fortune.•• 1
Many of the passengers dltOrod ar. ter an intava1 of lilence, seve-al pdM!n-o
gen aaJd later. But IOC1le Wel'9 frtahta\o
eel that the IUJlflre had <llmapd lht
plm. ·and lb -.Id c:rull.
'J'hO·emr,.uec1111e -.•of tho
aisle . and -eel .. "'l' ... •"--"
~--.. tbe~ .... past. • •
. 1be pilot of the pl"I", fdontlllod only
u Capt. Tew of Orlando, P'la., notified
the control tower al R<me'1 1-ionlo di
Vinti lnllmaUonal Aill>o<t he WU not
lllldlng and lhat the piano ·had -<0mmandoered..Jll<Oby aald h ~
,.., ordered by Eth!Gplon m-
not to land In Rome. He itld not elll>orale.
Oceanside Told:
'OK War Protest' I
SAN DIEGO (AP)-'lllo clly al 0.-.
side bas been -lo pmnlt a VW.
-moratorium l!lll'dl landay by up 16
S,000 antiwar --· • • SUperlor c...t Judp' !!Up Fllhor
ruiecl -a 2~ htarlnC ........, that police Olld Ward Rall:WI and Pera
SUpt. Oita Rtoalld must 11M pennlta
for the ptrade and nlly al tho -llla-dium. -
1be In clfy alllclals had -,.,.. mlll because 1ppllcallonl wen not 8lt<I
II days In advance u r<qUlnd by clly
regulaUona.
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hr, the thJrd Sunday In F~"';Oll!l=:i
Advent, Pastor Jamea G.
Blaln wW preach al both the 9
Ind 11 1.m. worship servlce.
"He Puts ltis Arms Around
Us", based on the Old Te!ta·
ment Lesson Isaiah 40:1-8, ls
·the li>p!c for the Newport
-~ran Cbarcb, 2501 Clilf Drtvet Newport Beach.
A salad luncheon at noon, Th~y. will be part of the ·
C h r I s t m a s inspirational
m«ting for the women or the
clNttb, 1be Sunday school
Chrjibnas program will be
held Friday.
Barbor CbrbUan Cb11Tth,
Disciples of the Christ has hired an architect to draw the gregation during a coffee
master plan and design for the fellowship, following t h e
first unit of the church. worship hour at H a r p e r
Construction is due in the ear-Elementary School, 4Z5 E.
ty part of 1971 on the two.acre site at ·Irvine Avenue and St. .t&tb St., Costa Mese.
Is,abella Street .in Newport "How Readest Tl;lou?" wUI
Be a ch. The archltect, Hal ,be the 10:4.5 a.m. sermon by
Whittemore, will be guest of Pastor D. W. McElroy. Sunday
tt}e clwrch Sunday, and will school convenes at 9:30 a.m.
meet informally with the con. ,
"South Bend" will "be the
iubjeci-for dlacuasion, by John K!il~ Chairman ol ChrlsUan 110C1il. rolaUons, following tha
9:30 a.m. service Sunday 1t
St. Jab the IJ!vlao Eplt<opll
ChPill'Cll, 20f3 Orange Ave.,
Costa Mesa. · '
Sunday sehool.fbr Ill.;.. al
9:30. a.m. and nursery care 1a
•
wonhlp al t ud 10:311 a.m, SUnday~tor Henry E. Jones wUI u "'lb• Rewanl . ot The :-'' .
FOlloirlnt o ...,a.J -for Ille ....._ Of Blblef, """"' Jm WU1 bJlllff ... emtdtd •,• G'.f Id
Tldloii" ~.Y·p.m . ...ice.
provided. Tbe U-llle U •dlal
Co nrm u n I o·n wot be r Cb11.1tb, mt Seventeenth S&.,
cel~brlf.ed at 7:30 a.m. HunUngton &lch will conduct
'!be Youth Group wW meet worship tt:rvicea Sunday, at
at 7 p.m. · 9::.1 lfJld 11 a.m. with the Rev.
Morning worship servtct, Jl
o'clOck · at Ftnt BapUlt
Cllm:b, 301 Magnolia, Costa
Mela,' wiJI feature a sermon
entlUed 1'Tbe Test of Our
Loi e" by . Pastor P. G.
Naq:narin, 'al the 7 p.m.
Service his Topic: will be
'The TamilY. Altar Which Alters." ·
"Nursery care is provided
both services.
Central Bible Cburdl, 23rd
and Orzige, Costa Mesa hOl.ds
Edward C. Erny Pruchin&
''The Joyful Mystery."
A cof f ee hour will be.
held be1-n ·the "'"ices In
h-of Mr. ind Mn. Ft<d C~larld; who ar< movlni lo
Seal Be.Cb. .
The~Clwat 10,15 a.m. Mil' 1llO youlh
groupo meet'at t :a p.m..SUo-
days.
At the Cbltcll ol Rtllglou
Scleoce of Lapna Beach,
(Ste PULPIT, Page I)
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SUNDAY
DECEMB ER 14
By SYDNEY OMABR
IAMr ,..ttlOll f1vwable for 11 1 ' I n f , JllcuUng. Spfrltaal
•alDN are dlseuaed, debated.
Seultf•e llldlvldul .cu m .,.
imaJ.ve muou; &hl1 1ttrac'8
midi 1Ue1Uea.
·~(March ll·AprU 19):
Some events, which OCCJJr betilnd the eceoes. claim your
time, attenUon. Excellent for
undergoing spiritual regenera-
tion. Look deep.Inside yourself
fw basic amwers.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20:
, Gesture of frie:Klship has pro-
tound effect. You arj? able to
perceive sincerity or purpose.
Trust your fee.linJs. Older
lndivJdual is strivQlg to do
right thing. Know this; res-
pond accordingly.
GEM1NI (May 21.JUM IO):
Accent on bow YOW' achieve
goal. Choice: is to inake new
start or hang on to the~ ey.
cle is such lhat you benefit
through greater. independence.
Me554ge should be crystal
clear by tonight.
CANCER (June 21.July II):
Good lunar, aspect today con·
incides wlth communl~on
with those at a distance. Keep
in touch. Do not take for
granled thal. olhen know Iiow
yoo feel . Exprest1 yourself.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)' One
close 1o you wants feeling, of
re5peet, independence:. Avoid
tendency to overwhelm with
your own iMerestl. Plai.ily, it
is necessary to pr1c l i c e
restraint -do so.
(See BOROSCOPE, P"le I)
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
LOOKING FOR MEANING & RELEVANCE?
'" FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH 1A.1. c.1
Fairview Rd. At Fair Dr., Costa Mesa
9 A.M.-Chur.ch School 10 A.M.-Worship
Dromo -S-Sbfflty-Deptfl l lWe Shldy 5'rnps
l'rl"'9 nd Grot1p CniqefJ., 145..Ul l', '
HARDO~ m!~JITY BAPTIST CHURCH
t Jl O E~er St. ot Falrwtew. Ced'll M ..
Rrr. Conle Saf!ot. Pastor -·
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning WorShip U:OO a.m.
Baptist Training Union I p.m. Evening Sertlce 7 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study &. P~!Yer .............. 1 7:00 p.m.
FIRST SOUTH E~N BAPTIST CHURCH
650 HAl.11LTON. COSTA MESA
llEV. J, D. WAt LACI
Suncf._y S~hool , ,, ,,,,, ':45 Tr4lnJng Unlol'I , ,, ••••• 5:00
Morni ~t Worthip • , .•. I I :00 Ev1ni nt Wonhlp , , , , , • 6:00
Wecfn 11d•v Pr•v•r M1•ling for •II •9e1 , •• ,, ••••••.•• 7:10
~~~~~ ...... ~~·~··~·~··~·~·~~~~·~·~.....,~~A~lw~"'~A~-~llo~b~~~~1
.UNIVERSITY B"PTIST CHURCH I
1252 S. L PALIS.lDIS IOAD 1
SANTA ANA HEIGHTS
5UN DAY SCHOOL .............................. t14S ~M. I
Mo1ttr111i10 wo11s1t1P .............. : •.••••••••••..••• 11 a.M. j l!VINING WOlllHIP ................................ 7.1'.M,
MIOWlllC ll!llVICI WliDfrllSDA Y 7rJt l'.M.
.. •1111 ... ,. Ad.. ,.,_ • °!"""'·""-l4Wf1' . _ I
F .. RST , • . . . 11· .FIRST H Fl BAPTIST CHURCH 11 · c RISTIAN I
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
lllANCHIS OF THI MOTHll CHUICH
THE FIRST CHURtH OF CHllST, SCllNTIST
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSms
"God The Preserver of Man"
S~nday, December 14th
Ce .. ~a Mesa-First Church of Christ, Scientist
2880 Mesa Verde Dr., Cotta M ...
S1111doy School-9:15 A.M.
Ch•rch Semc• -11 A.M.
leodl119 Room, 2150 M .. Verde Dr.
Hunlington Beach-Fir1t Church of Christ, Sc ientist
110 Olive
Su11dcry School -9:10 & 11 :00
Church-I I A.M. S.n'lct
RNdl119 loo1t1 -110 Ollwe
Laguna 8e1ch-Fir1t Church of Chri1t, Scienti1t
6JS .Hit• Dr. ,
Chrch ... S.ftdor Scheol-9:10 & II :00
leodlftt loom, 214 For"t
Ne\":port Be1ch-First Church of Chri1t, Scl1nti1t
3l0l Ylo Udo
ChuKh & 51H11d.., Schffl -,:11 • 11 :00
IHlll1t1 «00111, 3311 Yle Udo
Nc ... :r.ort Beach-Second C.hurth of Chrl1t, Sc,entl1t
3100 Poclflc View Dr., C.... ... Mw -
Clmcll' I ,.....,. ~-10 A.M.
<11 IHdl111 RMlll -2163 I . Cnlt HWJ.
. .,.._,,,.,., CHURCH
• c ... ,_....,. •r i1tirt1 • Victoria & Placentia Ave. 1 •
1141,. M ...... P,Y. j · Costa Mesa I
All are cotcfially invited to allend lhe churrh
services and enjoy the privileges of the
Reading Rooms lw . .,.._ H.wt., Ml1btw , ..._ I. Plltf'Cy
' ....... Mornin9 Worthlp 1:10 & 11:00 , Do .. las Hodps
Sund•y !>chool , • , , • , , •• ':)0 YOUTll Mlfthler
Youth M11tint , , , ••·•,,. 6:00 I l•rlf thnllt' , ........... l :lt 1·~-•10~1 lldloll ................ t i• 1.m.
Prev•r Service ••••••••. 6:JO I MO"'l1 Wtnflll' ••.••••. :.10:~ 1.m. E • S . 700 ,Yolltll ,. ..................... II·'!'· v1run9 1rvtc1 • , • • • •• • : V•~"'" , ...................... 1 p.111.
Nu,_., •vu""" •' 11 ~ Nursery Care Provided
142·242) S41-4nl 141-6141
Chlld Care Ptoflded AT All SlltYICIS
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
I Ml11ou,1 Sv11Ml
' wo"Jiipin9 1t ,tli1
UNIVERS·ITY PARK SCHOOL
Sendbur9 1t Metth1w1 in U111'•er1ity P1rl:
WC)RSHIP1 10:30 A.M.
Rev. H, Nierm11111 ,P•1tor 8Jl.12ll FIRST C!!R[STIAN
CHURCH
Church of th1 01ilv Word I
NEWPORT UNITY Ir~·========~=======~!! L•,;Ho~~l~k~w I Main~ & Adams Streets ' Mlnlittr 11
15th & lrvin1, N1wporl l 111ch II
CENTRAL
BIBLE CIWRCH Corona del Mar
Hunting '.on teach
Mor11i "'9 Wo r1h ip
!knkN' c 111n111 1ulld1nso I
•••••••• l :lO I ll :OOAM
,8ibl1 School •••••••• 9:4S AM
'.Youth Group1 •••••• 6:00 PM
·fvenin9 Worthip • , •• 7:00 PM .... .,..,. 9,_,_., ... _, •. !It.
1:45 A.M. Sund1y School
10:00 A.M. Oevolion1I Service
OFFICE: ~ W, Co.11 HIOl\WI)', 1'1.1 .
Pilon•: '4&-1111
, Hunert ((1•1 P•ovldld 11 111 oen1kt1.
;Otllt1: "'-15" 01•1 Ot!VOJIGM)&.fl>IO I . . DIA L..A·l'kAYll-646·0639
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CHURCH OF,, ~~G,~US SC IENCE .
M1111bw ClllKdt II' U111!M Cllu«• llellgltul kl111«,. Let Arit1lll
SUNOA.Y SERVICE .•• \1 AM
Mlnlloter •.. Allltrt 8ur1':1, A.5.c.F.
THI lllLL CLUI Of' N'hf'OllT l lACH Iii ••I ... 11¥11., e11M1
PLEASE DON'T COM&
TO
CALVARY CHAP~L
If you er• leol:in9 for 111 el1bor1t1 pi'o9r11", or 1oci1I ,r11ti91,
lut if you 1r1 looliirtt for ln·d•plh l lblt tfucfl•r, Chrhti111 fel ·
lew•hip.. incl lntpirln9 1pirHecl wer1h ip, v•u'll lov• 111!. To 1ccom•
T11ed•t• our 9rowin9 church f1fllily "'' now hi ve twe Suricl1y
T11er11!119 t1rvic11, ':10 i nd l I :00, Nur11ry ,,,._Corner of $r1111•
,,ill1 t Sunflow1r.
14$.2121 646-H12
J.larto r Ck ri4lia11 Ckurck
OP HIWp01T I U C:J4 ~ I D1tc1,. ... 1
MMll"I a.,.tcwty H_,... 11....--, kHel'
425 L II" St., Cotftl M ..
Church School - 9: 30 A.M.
Worshlp -10 :45 A.M.
N1rwry Ccn rr..sc1e4
Phoneo 67S-39U .
Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy
CHURCH CF CHRIST
217 W. WILSON ST., COSl A MESA
l ftWIEN HAJ:IOI "4 fAllYlfW
SUNDAY MO RNING l llllE STUDY •.•. , •.•• , , ,, • 9:45 A.M.
SUNDAY MORNING WOl'!SHIP I COM fo\UN IO N •• 10:4S A.M.
SUNDAY EVEN ING WORSHIP •••••••••••••••••• 6;00 P.M.
Wf:DNESOo\'f E~ENING l lGLE STUDY , ..• , , • , , , , , 7:10 P.M.
NUr.sEr.'f C."lr.t r r.O\'IDCD
h .. O. Meyfleld D. G. Hmt
Ml""9t ..... Jett Mllliltet
Phone : 0 11 Day or Nlgltl
I
I . I
~· Emphuitifll
Th• P~n of God ·
The Person of Christ
The Power of the Hofy Spirit
Sundiy Sthoo1 9 AM
Mor11ln1 WotShlp 9 ind 10:30 Ml
lven!n1 Sel\·ice 7 Pl>.\ Y(ldneld&y lllble S!udy
Ind Pr~er 7 P,~,
NurJe ry durins 1en"i"'
A fuJI Youth Program
Cm. of °""le ;Ind 23hl. SL eo...-..
r.utor H. E. Jona; lrCA Mbf.
COMMUNITY ·
CONGREGATIDNAL •
U.tt.d CHrdl et
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
611 HELIOTROPE
WonMit-10:00 A.M.·
Clmc• k11Mt-11:M A.M.
Or. l'tl"IP 0. Mvrrty, Mln .. i.r
Mia Sfllrliy &111111, D.C.I!.
i 420 I 0th St., Hunti119ton l 1•cll I
Phon1 !il6·2.120
Adult & Youth S1rvlc•1, 11 1.rn.
ltf Y11r Cl111, Wed., 7:11 p.111.
n NnT ,., .. MINISTl l
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67,_
Seventh-Day Adventist Churches
c .... M ..
271' A'IM ... Street
Jolt11 Shewm•••• P11ter
rtio11•: 141-6196
SeMt.e11 ScllMf ••• f:JO AM
M ...... W.,..lp ••• t l :OOAM
Pf.,..-MMtt11t • Wecf!7tJi PM
............ -· ..... , ......... Chris.
12712 Ctewlt--Y.., hrh9'f
A. E. ••wi•11, '•lier
Ph9MI 49J.],J6
...._. "'"11 • , , • 91JI AM
MM11111 W ...... p. : •• 10:10 AM
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
f041 T.._, A-. fl..._. Ii M.....,_1, iaGUNTAIN YALLI T
UNIFIED SERVICE· S1n4ey Sche~ 9{]0 -WOISHIP. 10:)0
Wo,,h1, I Yovth &r••pt -61JO ,.llfl,
EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
of HntlllfN1 ~II
1912 florlde A••· SJ6-lfl!
•:U ... ,,,,., -tn•ey """'' -An A!l'ff
l hCO A,M. -Mtrnlnt Wtrs/11" • ll'M, -'!'l!tf' .1'111,.
t101 ~.M. -•vrn1111 kl"flc'•• 1 P.M. Wfd .. l lbll s~,.
A,,M,-"A CONTRACT OF HOLINU5"--he4• JJ
P.M.-"A MANNU WOITHf OP eOD"-Jr4 .Mii I ,.,. I
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THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You.
IT • .SAMU, J 209 Vie Ude, Newpert leodl
7:JO •.111.-Hotr I K Hrht
9:00 ··--"'-.. .....,. ,_. Jr4 s ... H.., liKMrftt 2lld & 4tti S.•.
t :OO .... .-c•'"• SdloM
11 :00 e.1t1-HotJ EHHrilt lst & lrd S11t.
Mof'll .. Pr.,.r 2Mf & 4rii 1111. cww c-.. 9:00 ....
The ............ ......, 11, .... n. 1 .... DcrrJ4 A. cni., ~ lector
ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS
hclfk Tiew Drt• • Matwiltw, CONN U Mw
Slllldcrr-1:00, 9:,10 -11 :DO-C:ltfld --• 9:10 "..,.a.,.• ......... , All •-w•-1ecrer, n. lbY • .s• l.,.n Dew.-,.._ '44"°461
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
S.lldays 7:30. & ':JO Clterc• Scltool -9:10
n•Mcrp: 6:l0 & 10 e.M.; Hely D..,tc • -•---'
Vlc•, n. a.. . .S.11111 W. DoNI ... -...... 14M32'
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
llNt SI. II Clll,.r LIN Jiiii la1I II' 1'1'11 l'elnh
Kuntlntllll ·-~. C1lh"'~ TM 11;..,, .lllMI C. (I lly, 1'1111f'
Sunday Services
l iM A.M. """ C4>ml'llUll._ t :• A.M. '•mlty llrwlcl & CIMlrdl
7:I01'.M. ··-~h 7:JI l'.M. IPh(tlNll ll:M A.M. ,,,_.rn"'11 w.nllll'
Y111111 Cllorch-NW9fT ~re '~-
FIRST ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH
146 E. 22nd St., Cot ta Mesa 543761
M.C.er..k.P....,
l 1y Nidiollori, Mirii1t1r of Youth
SUNDAY SERVICES
SUNDAY SCHOOL -9:30 A.M.
CLASSU FOi ALL A.SI S
Family Woralilp -lO:SO A.M. - 7 P.M.
CHURCH CHOl.R
Sheril P•ul1en, Director
Wedneeday Bible Study -7;30 P.M.
Yliltel'I w.ic... -N1rwry Attwtd.-
Stwte Uc...-Pre-Scllo9' -Mrs. John Gol1nic•, Oirt tlet
rt1 .... : 645-ZJJ J
· GLAD TIDINGS
ASSEMllL Y OF GOD
1 ITH & MONROVIA, NIWPOIT llACH 646·6620
IYI llld: Wnl II' HNt tM1pll11)
Thom11 l1nv1nuti, Pi.tor 51111 Mill1r, Mutic1I Director
':41 511Kkfy Scllool-N•rMfl' A""411M
10:50 A FAJTH THAT Wil l TOUCH HUYIN
{Sermon by P11to,1
7:00 P.M. CHllSTMAS CANTATA, NIGHT Of MllACLll I
l y Jeh11 W, P1t1rte11
"'SIN•SPllATIOH IYllT IUNDAY Nt•HT
I\\• 'I} SABBATH SERVICES
· REllGIOUS SCHOO~
har bor reform temple
AABBI BERNARD P. KING '
• b mttting at .
St. James Ep11COP1l Church a 3209 Via Lido, Newport Be1eh for lnformetlon: can 1575-7230
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wii son, Costa Mesa
V. L HllTWIC I(, r..m
141-4704
llO•lllT •· ilSTI•
M l11l1llr ti IM•-
CAlll •INTIV
Mlllllttr II' Miffie
SUNOAY SERVICES
COLLl•I DAT S...., ScllMI -9:41 A.M.
I O:H A.M.-n. Lmt Cefl ..._.,_
7:ff P.M.....CHlll t MAS CANTATA
11y ... JnlOf C'"""1!
~.., ...........
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
.... kflll' -.......,..,. -• ........, -QIW CM'f
All J1wi1~ f•ll'llll11 •r• lnvft1d to iein u1 in truly '"lfllintful I
SAllATH IYINING SIRYICB l'lllDAY 9f:lt11 P.M,
ljNrftHI Leedtt -• ...., .............
l4"1SlJ ''"'"'' Sh•ro11 Cheir -01111 Sh1~1t 141·14lt
r I
NEWPORT HARBOR I
LUTHERAN CHURCH I
2501 Cliff Dr. Ll 8-4293
tlie Irr. JlllN5 •• l lal•, POlt91'
11le Irr. IHOlcl Wt.Ir.,
Astlstod Pmter
F•mllv WonMp t :DO to IO:lO •.m.
I
I
' Sundtv Stllool t :lO to 10:30 1.m. I
WOrl~lp Strvkt 11:00 to U :oe
NW'sery care availa\lle
at all services
WELCOME
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
2900 Pacific View Dr.
Corona del Mar
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER
Mrs. Wlli" Cll....,.el"'
P•rlMWOrtier
Phone 644-7664
9:1S A.M. FoMlt,Wonldp
IO:OOA.M. S....,.Cnr.Ji .....,
11 :00 A.M ........ W.nW1
N•l'Mt'f PreritSM
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mi11011ri Synod
760 Vkterl• St., Co1to MeH
le,.._ Y. Tont0w, P•tlir
541·5404 WOrihlP S1rvkn : 1:11 a. 11 A.M, Sundt' Sthool: f :XI A.M.
Adul! 81~1• Citu: t :• AM.
CHlllTIAN ILIMINTAIY SCHOOL 141·6166
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
M ... Y ... Drhoe & lolleJ Str ..... ~Olte M.., c.llf.
ANDRE..., C. ANDEll:SON, P1i!or
1undly SdloDI: 1:00, t :XI 111d ll:GO-Mornlng W11nhlp: 1:00, t ::IO llld ll:OI
Print• ol Pe•c• l utherttt School -Mi•• E11h1r 011011, Princip1I 0ffi~1· Phonl : 149°0521 Sc11ool Phone: 549-05'2 . ..
ST. PAUL'S LUTHllAN
Missouri ·Synod
429 Cypress Dr. · L19J.1nl B11ch
Phone: Church 494.7998 Parsonag~: 494-8110 Worship Services -10:00 A ?<.t. Sunday School and Bible Class -8:45 A.?it,
Advent Services Dec. 4, 11, 18-7:30 P.M.
Christmas Eve Service-Dec. 24-7:30 P.:r.r.
A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
l1lbo1 '*''"' THI UNITID ..
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
11 S A91t1 67S-09SO
9:10 Tr1ditio111I Wer1hip
' Sund1y School
Co.ti M111
. FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
!9th St, I H1rbor Blvd.
Cilurch Wor1h ip -9:)0 & 11
Church School -':30
S41-7727
Co1te Me1e North
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
Mite V1rd1 & l1~1r St.
549-271,
Wonhip I Chlirch School
9:00110:10 A.M.
Hunli119to11 l e1ch
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. 5J6.J5l7
Ser•ice1 -·9:10 I 11 A.M.
Nun1ry thru 2nd 9r1d1 • 11
Church School -9:10 A.M.
Huntin9ten l111ch-Nortli
COMMUNITY .
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 Heil Av e. 142·44'1
Worship A ctiurcli Schoel
' & 10:30 A.M.
fr.,.in1 -E11t lluff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
IJJ.Jlll
11421 Culver Ro•lll
1t Univ1riity Driv1
Wo,.hip & Church School
9 I IO:JO A.M.
l19un1 le1ch
LAGUNA BEACH
METHODIST CHURCH
21612 Wesley Orivt
in 5e, Le9une
Worihip I l·A.M.
Church School 9:10 A.M,
499-lOll
N1wport l11ch
CHRIST CHURCH
BY THI SEA
1400 w. l 1lbo1 11...-.
•71·)105
Wor1hip I Church Sch11I
9:10 I 11 A.M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES I
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Church Presbyt.rlan
20112 M....n• INoer A•-1 H11"1.-1 hoc•
1.,, Do"'4 L loltem. ,..,_
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Church of th• Covenant
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UNITARIAN
UNIVERSALIST
CH URCH
11S9 Vlct•ri• St., Ce1t1 M111 j
'46-C652 It~
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Altond the church
of yo ur choice
on Sunday
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DAILY l'llOT f
Pulpit and Pew HOROSCOPE TODAY .... J
\1RGO (Aug. 23-Sepl 12): getti~ more for your money. j
Accent oo how you dul wl~ Today you iearn th1J ia true. J•
mate, partner. Best to permit You &et know-how: )'OU lllo 'l
others to take ln!U1Uve. Ob-receive encouragina ntws. •
taln hint from lM messlge. PISCES (Ftb. lt -March 1
Do more listeoln1 t baa 20): Whrere there w 1 1 a.uer~ng, ' 1 darkneu ~[t •· lltbt. PuUle
1anctu1ry followed by
relmhmenta In the Porlab
Hall.
2006% Laguna C1nyon Rotd,
Dr, Henry Gerhard will speak
on .. tqe su~Ject ·~co1mlc
~" SUnday al
both t.and II a.m. terVlces.
Junior church is otrered
during the 9 o'clock service.
Thursday lectures, sponsored
by the church , are held ·each
week in Clubhouse Two at
Ltirure W.orld, 10 a.m. The
public I~ invited.
985 Victoria, Coeta Mesa,
Monday, I p.m. A Costa Rka
~·1, Mts. Mirkovich b ullsUnf tn U.e translating in-
to SpaniSh ot Sboghi Effendi's
•·world Order of Baha'u'llah"
at the request of Th e
Universal House of Justice.
Advent commuruM aervice
wW be held at 7 p.m. Wfld.
netday with Vicar 'R a y
Scheifelbein. speakine on the
theme "We Hope For Peace."
UllRA •Sept. 23-0<:!. II): pl-.,. pal f<>ltlber. C)'de
AvoJd rushin1 and ~rowds. Bt Ia hiah. You .meet people, p ,
with thou who lbare yoor 11> pl,... and do th!nis. TUo 111-
terests. Keynote moderatiOn. itlaUve.
''Christ AmOngst the Com·
mOnplace" Q the message the
R-ev. Donald E. Roberts has
sel~ for Sunday .at Cluist
Prdby$eriu Cburcb, 201 IZ
Magnolia, Huntington Beach.
Church service ia at 9:30 a.m.
with \he small.try church
The Human Right! Day
Progr,am la.st week t h e
Baha'ls o! Orange County
pre~ented awards to Mrs.
Sadie Reid of the Creative
Children Center in Santa Ana ;
and Step)len. Jones . of.· 1.he
ArneMc:m Ind ian Lqre
Association in Garden Grove
as well as to the" Orange Coun-
ty Fair Housin1 Co u n c l I
represent.ative.
' school meeting during the Member! o! the ·Cosla Mesa
LUtHraa Ou.re" ol *" M~1ter, Z?OO Pacifl.c~ View
Drive; Corona del Mar oUen:'
two hOun of worship at 9.JI
and 11 a.m. For two Sunda,.vs
the adult membership will
meet · between the hours cl
worship to study, examlile and
share In the IJleaninJ of
evan&elism.
Sunda'y church-s c h o o I
classes are offe~ for all ages
at lO·a.m.
Remember promises made to IF TOD.l Y JS Y O U I\
yourself conce.1lng health, BIRntDAY you have knack
rw-eatlon and word._ for N'lfi.1' people •. You pact
SCORPIO (Oct. %3-Nov. dramatic punt'h. This .could lie
21): Chl,ldren, persons ·with e1pre1sed in oratory-or
much vitality brighten your · wrlUng. Recent chanae af-
day. Be £0ffitnUnlcative. En-fecting home life was . ri&bt courage change, travel, varJe-thlnlf to do.
ty. Break loc:M from status 'To HM eul .pe•1 luckt tor 1'111' Ill quo. -Mod iow. .,., ,.,....,. ~
SAG11TARIUS (N -bool<ll'I, '"S.Crl't Hlt1h fef' IMft ..,. O\.'. "'° V/IH!\I!~." knd bft111dt119 9!'111 ,lt afl1't Dec. 21 ): ·Home, personal en-to 0m1rr .t.11.-vio.w s.c...i., ""DAILY vlronment are -n•-, of at-l'ILOT, e. »o10.-Gt1tod. c1t1tr11 11 .. '-'" "" tlM, Now .Yfflt. N.Y. IW17.
tention. Stick with th e[p;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j
landllar .. AeeenL .dlploma<:y. ffgntilwtan V•Lu
You get ve:r little by forcing ''""I' 8l5J
worship houn:. Third through Foarsqu•~ Chure", I 7 3 4
JurUcr High grades meet at II . Orange Ave. and their g\le!ts
A feedback class for adults is will gather in the church
held ac this time. Child-care is "-30efal hall Thursday, for a
provided during these "hours. church Chr!Stmas dinne r,
Issues: Ride with the Lide. ·
With the J!<v. Paul c. Loved ... will respond . Fun GO-. · 1. ··.··-'hlv Bf&emtyer . in the pulpit,· Ci\PJUCORN (DeC. 22-Jan. ~ ~111111
The Goldt11west Community featurin~ turkey and home
Choir will present · t h e i r baked pies.
Christ mas music at 4 p.m. The women of the church
Sunday. The .. public is 1,1'il1 meet Friday, for the UF\V
wel~me. Christmas party in the home
J\.1e11a Verde United Pl1etbod.i1t ' 19): Visits trom or to relatives
Cbw-d, 1701 Baker St., Costa DAILY l'IL'OT 11.tt•""'" • featured today. Short trip' ap.
Mesa, will have Si, n.d.a y Fattailies -W elcottaed ' pe1rs to be ~· agenda. Check worship services at 9 and apPQiriunents. You tend to 10:30 a.m. Sermon topic is 111 n· h d' L I 'I A th D . d M Do C ell If' left) take for , granted that others '!Christmas !Jelongs to Our J1 rs. 1c ar arze ere, ,,. rs. t; ur rl~ler an rs ~ n ro\v rom · are familiar with y o·u r
World."" deck the halls of Christ Church by the Sea, Ne,vport ·Beach·, in preparation achedule.
The' Church School v.•ill meft of the ''Families Come to Christm's" Program. An .original ·drama is planned AQUARIUS (Jan. ~Ftb:
fo r the candie'iigtit·Sei'vice of music and wOrsbip at the ch.urcb Sunday, 3 p.m. 111 ·Rev·e bud et min
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609 11th St.
Huntlng!O" .leach
11 1.m.~Sund•r:-7 e-m.
A SPECIAL WELCOME
TO NEW RESIDENTS
A Christmas eve communion of Mrs. Milt McBride ·Of servi~ will be held Det. 24 11 Newport Beach. Secret pals p.m. ' will be -revealed and gifts ei:-
changed.
Starting with family worship
at 10:50 a.m., Tbt First
Auembly of God Charcb wia
begin the Christmas season
services Sunday. Pastor M. C.
Cronic will speak on "The
Word f.fade Flesh."
The Westmloster Brelhrtn
Cburcb chancel choir com -
bines Vt'ith WhitUer Brethren
Church Choir to present John
W. Peterson's Chrtstmas Can-
tata entitled.-''Night of
1t1iracles," Sunday. 7 p.m. The
performance is slated at the
\\'estmlnster Brethren Church,
14614 Magnolia A\'e.
with classes for all age! Jt 9 : t \V g , ea i
a.m. At 10:30 a.m. nursery ,~po~leniiiitial~. ~Y~o~"i"'iii'~'JMl~b~le~ol~·iiii~f~~~~~~~
through sixth grade will meel. --------------------....,.---....,.~-~--I 1 l M"·
Wed ,. t 6 '" th ·bring copies· of rare and old a short message by the Rev. Evangelist RaJph Domette 1
Sunday at 7 p.m. the church
choir v.i.11 be singing a
Christmas cantata, ''the Word
~fade Flesh."
The church is located at 1~7
22nd St., Costa f.fesa.
. ne:.uay a :....., p.m., e " •'-·-'ll be k f th Pt1ethodist Men will meet for· a Bibles which the y own. · ~'The Book or J.ob is '"'"" ti-wi gue11t speJ er · or· e
catered d" e ·th ........ The Rev. James E. Piercy. tie of a talk' to be presented at day mn r W1 g.,..,., h JO '" nd · Bt'ble cla·-· w1·11 be held at speaker, the Rev. James o. 1,1·ill speak duri'ng both Sunday I e :"" a.m. su ay service ,,.......
stew· art. minister of the \\1orship hours, 8:30 an d 10:40 of the COii.a Mesa· Unitarian 9:00 a.m. _I
United f\.1ethodist Church al a.m. on "God·s Word For All Universallst Church, 1259 Vic-
Irvine. People." toria St. The speaker. Geor~e "The Word of God" Is the
Kuyper of Cos ta Mesa, taught sermon slated for 10 a.m. "Ho1v T_hey .Kne11· He \\'as literature for 20 years at services of Newport U11\ty Ruth Shapiro. a d r a f t Coming." a sennon by Pastor B U . .t N y k
11 C l.S C 11 Stanely P. Allen .will be heard oston n1vers1 y. ew or Church Sunday. The Re v. Dr.'Charles H. Dierenfield, counse or at a tale . o ~ge at Fountain Va lley University and the University Loren Flickinger will present
will preach "OtrisUikeness" in at Fullerton will speak lo the PresbyUrian Church, 9 4 2 0 of Michigan, and subsequently his message 111 the Senior
his Advent series entitled U • I t a r I • 11 · U n i ver<1alist managed the C h i c a g o Cltiuns Building, 15th and On. Sunday at Comm••t'ty Talbert, at the 11 a.m. serviC1! ., '"'' "The Vocab u I a r y of FeU01J1blp of Laguna Reach. Symph~ny, and the Hollywood Irvine., Newport Beach.
United Methodist Church, the Christmas" at the 3, 9:30 and on Sunday morning. Her topic Sunday. Bowl and Los Ange I es SingsJ>lration will be held
Rev. Charles L. Rose will t i a.m. 1ervifes at SL is "The Ethics of Dr.aft The Sunday SctioOl Bi b 1 e Philharmonic Symphonies. He Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
preach at both the 9 and 10:30 -Andrtw'i pre 5 by t·e r 11 n Counselling." classes will precede at 9:45 is immediate past president of
flemoricd 'pork .
.Yht Sou1h/111ul1 Most BtllMiiful
111tmori4/s
MAUSOLlUM • COl.UMIAttU"4 • CfMtfltY
m~:EjTRE~.~~~_!ORLD
... .W.MllS....AMINO...,.·
BIBLE THOUGHTS a.m. services. The title o( his Cbarcb, 600 St. Andrew'1 ....__ eel' g · t f JO 30 a.m. CHART, the Citizens' Harbor Preaching "The CaJJ or the
sennon is "The Greatest Road , Newport Beach. 11
1'1: mt •Lenon is se Porl ·• . At the 7:30 p.m. serviC1! the Area Research Team. Lord." Or. Phlllp G. Murray llCISSIYI snoN• DllHI "''"'''woe, . Gift." Nurse"' car for the a.m. 8 re or ne!" s t ·11 •-d d" i r ) 1orrew, co11!011tieri, DebDlin1, we1,111d1 o!HI · ., ·1 bl t both A children's choir vesper Creative Dance Studio." 3.16 N. pa s or "'1 rea a iscuss on ° wi I speak durin g the 10 a.m. very young ts av<!l a ea 1 .11 be 1 d . the momirig message along Cele'·ating New Testament . 1 ~-d 1 l\I rod oye1, fh1 l iDle •1..,. I''· 2J;2tl e11tl hours as well as church school serv C1! w1 presen e in Coast Highway, Lag u n a Yiilh comments on "Why \\'e_ .,. service J ....... _. e ar . "-it ltlteth Ii•• • •••p111t •114 iti119oth
classes fo;r young people the sanctuary Sunday at 4:30 Beach. Are an 1 n dependent Evangelism Day, F'lnl Chris-Com DI. u •It Y C ti a r c h , 1;•• 111 icldir" 1 .. ,,.. Jll. MILLIONS of
through the sixth ..,.adc. p.m. with primary choir, S d 1 lh b . Ch tian Church of Laguna Beach, CongreiaUonal, 611 Heliotrope dr11n•1rd1 111tl th1ir f1mill11 c111 to1tifv •· · · h · d · · h' h · un ay e \'en n g · e Pres yterian urch". ~0~ Leg'oon St w\11 hold Ave Sunda·y ~u,ch school th1t tk!1 11 tr.Jo. E•eeuiw1 1tro111 tlri~k ;, Cla sses for youth ( r om Junior c o•r an 1uruor ig f e!loy,·ship w·iU hear Dr. Inge "°" ·· ·• · '-'" •
sev.'lh lhrougll t We I (th choiN...1?..articipating. "ell. leclu,•r at UC I. and Th .. R Th E. .. y,·orship se rvices Sunday at and child care are provided at probebly +11, world's 9ro1t11t CURSE. u " e e\" oma3 10 •; d 6 th h ANO WORST OF All. the Bible 11y1 110 cl ru11k1rd 1h1U onto• grades is held at the 9 a.m. ·--11 · · ~ · :., a.m. an P · m · e same our. · The cong regation or Hun-Claren1ont Co e g es. en Benvenuti. pastor of the Glad •1----,-----------~------!\ HEAVEN! ! I Cor. l ;I O, G•I. 5:21, h1 .5:11 L A D•UNl(All:D ;,
hoor only. The adult Bible "Forces in the Left l\'ing 1'lu-Tidings A.!lsembly of God 1011 ElERNALLY.
I I I 9 d lington Beach United Church • G • 1 •vo10 • • · 1 1 k '' 1· t · c ass a so meets a a.m. an dent Movement." The eveni'lg Church, -15th and f..1onr0vi a l ... '"'• w1y o ,.. ••11n on111 ,. • n1v1• • o • .,, "P·
''The Architects," a class for of Religious Science, 420 Tenth meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Streets, Newporl Beach will C:''~., ""'· ,. ,. II Whv will 1 vo11n9 p111011 i••J1•rdi10 hi1 h1ppi1101i h1r1 eMI h1•1·
d (•· Is 1 JO 30 St .. will hea r the Rev. Ernest 1Hor by ••p1r11111ntin9 witk 1t1011t drin•l On1 11evor know1, 11ntil a u"" mee a : a.m. at S"" 01·amond SI., Laguna Benvenuti entitled "Whose 11 I Pate speak on ' 'Cosmic "" TOO LATE, wh1 thor hit ~h1mic.1l t111k o-11p i1 1uch !hit ... wi on y. C · " S d 11 Beach Star Are You Following?"' ~ / bo,11m1 1 drunk1rd! Tho TOTAL AISTAINER h11 bottor h11 lffi • Tue ~1ethodist y 0 u t h ansc1ousness un ay, · . ,
r . am , be speaking Sunday at the i nd 1 b1ttor life by 0Yoidin9 11,ohot. A ye11n9 f1Uew i1 MOPE.
el!C)WShip groups meet "each . . • . Getlrge A Kuypt"r v.ill be 10:50 a.m. service. His theme .t\8S·giftS for th• mamas OF A MAN te r1fy10 1ho11'9 drin• ik1ri 1r1 hl1 c.omp111io111 who
Sunday al 7 p.m. in the church Chrlsbnas c a n.d I ~ 11 .g ht ll! -·· . t th JO ·"n ... ,·11 i..~ "' Fao'th Thal w1·11 r.1 • fill for it • .lo 111111 1n•111h •• 11y, "NO". . . •· !0¢f;al 'hall -~ Heil -Ave r. acv.ice will be held Wed--e ·"~er .a . e .w a .m . ·T~H " " fil and th_ e_papa_S •. , , the Uncles IY THE &llACE OF &OD, dr1111k_1r41 c111 l1ovo thit •i•i••• li1liit --. ' . ...: .... e;idi B -· M be" • ofih _.SW>d~ -~( _.9t the eav.eQ. · -t:ti ind c11t it 0H.1P.•11I 11itl, '"I c111 d • ALL thi11t1 lhroefh CHRIST
Huntington Beach. -~outh 1gtt!pm~lf ~ke rsp3rt j~ unna·r~Sn '!nfVerRHst 1."buftb, · :.~ 7 ·p.tn . .:Rl'Vice· will : Ql i . and the 8Un' 7 ...tM.t.."4ffe11tffi .. ofll lfto", Phil .. .41 I J. L..J, tit. tlr1111••r<ll ro1ol•• t•
The Ch r i 1 tm 1 1 St.ory the service which will feature 12.59 Vt;tor1_a St.,
1
C~a Mesa. highlighte~ by the weekly: B D I B k II 1t"'y +111" flt. ef Jflirt 111 hi1 1111! eM .. ~.¥ 0M<lll111co orrtl •~•.,-;; s,......ial music by Mrs. LeRoy His topic will be 'The Book of sJng'!pir,alion.. A Ch.r\~as " 8 ton,. 00 Se 8f ro!.11• him11ll fr11 111 the· SLAVERY •f 1fro119 .!rink/ C•in1, study Today!" a one act r-~ Job" Cantata called A Ni,....t ol the ltble wltli "'· Churdl •f ·Chri1t, 21.1,.,.w. Wll\:111 ,St., c .. t.
Play, will be pr·'·n•·d by the Ben.son soloist and Mrs. Paul · · . 6" . 5 F11hion hl1M, N,w,ert l11ch t 2•60 17141 '44.0041 • • • ~ l.'<= R . h d · · t Miracles will be sung. Th13 M11•, C1lif. t2l:r7. Juruor high, high school and ic ar son, pianis · "The Quality of Holiness". ~e~'ivl~e~e iw~il~I ~beiieooe:ii~lu~dtd~iw~ll~h~iiii.:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~17~1~4~1 ~t~Jl~-·~•~oo~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii college youth at W • r • e r . B I second . in· the sen·es of Avenue -Baptist Ctr d r c b , egi nning Sunday schoo al
Warner Avenue at Gothard 9:45 a.m. Hunt I 11 g eon • sennons entitled ''Th e
Street, Huntingto.1 BeaCh. Sun-Valley Bapdst Cburcti. 9779 Qualiti~ of Christmas" will
day, 11 p.m. The cast includes Slater Ave., Fountain Valley, be preached by the Rev. David
Carol Todd, O&\\'ll HarriS, Gail conducts morning worship at DiProfio at Christ Church by ~1oe, Sue Christian, Marjorie ti o"clock. Pastor James Her-lhe Sea. 1400 \V. Balboa Blvd ..
S3sseen' John Harri!, Cynthia t.1gton is presenting a series of Newport Beach. Early worship
Carlson, Derek Slater, and messages on Faith frqm and church school meet .c.t
Marjorie w j Jc 0 x . Also Hebrews chapter II . 9:30 a.m. with morn i ng
performing are f..like Kutiel, The Youth Hour for junior worship at II o'clock. Nurser)'
Mark Williams and Warren and senior high young people care is provided at both
Carlson. is at S p.m. with the evening services.
Preceding the play, ,f9ur service following at II o'clock.
add to PULPIT
department3 of the Sunday
school wJll present t h e
Christmas 11tory in song and
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& •
• • .
•
t reeit.ations.
Temple S"anm, the con-
servative temple of t h e
Harbor area. 617 W. Hamilton.
Costa llfesa, celebrates today
Bar-Mitzvah of D a n i e I
Granite. son Of Mr .. and 1t1rs.
Bryant Granite, "'ho will read
a portion of the Haftorah dur·
ing the services, which will
begin at 10 a.m.
Harbor Reform Temple "·ill
hold regular sabbath services
F'rklay at St. Jamn Episcopal
Oiurch, 3209 Vla LI d.o.,
Newport Beach at 3: 15 p.m.
During the service, l.1 e 1
Gilbert will be called to the
Torah for honor a11 Bar
Mitzvah. An Oneg Shabbat
hooted by Mr. and fl.1rs. Henry
Gilbel1 will follow the service.
SANTA ANA ' '
The congre.ation meets for
Sunday worship at 10 :30 a.m.
at ResurrecUon Lutbtran
Church, 981% Hamilton, Hun·
tington Beach. Pastor Arthur
R. Tingley, will speak on
''Prep1:r a ti on Wlth A
Purpost.''
Sunday church s c h o o I
sessions rar third graders and
older children is held at 9 a.m.
Nursery age through second
graders meet at 10:30 a.m.
Seventh and ·eighth grade
youth wUI meff_ at 5 p.m. to
leave for the Chr ist ma s
Pageartt tit Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church, Buena Park.
Redlands University 's Bra§!
and Woodwind Quintet! will be
featu~ in a mUJ'ilcal Advent
· series program, at Fal~.
Latlteru Osarcll, 34381 Calle
Portola, Capistrano Beach,
Sunday, 7:30 p.m.
A special churi:h program,
featurinc Faith Lutheran·a
0\\'11 musical mld dramatic
talent. la achedultcl. Dec. %1, 7
p.m. The public is invited to
attend both programs. No ad·
mission will be charged.
Rabbi Garson GOQdman,
spiritual leader o! Temple
Sharon, will address the Bar-
f\fitivah on "What You Dream
About."
Regular sabbath services
y:ill be held Friday at 3: 15
p.m. y;ith Rabbi · Goodman
speaking on "Jewish Concept
of the Messiah.·• A regular
social hour will follow the
service.
"\\'orship God: Th r oug h
Scripture and 1.lusic"' is the
sermon topic seltcted by the
Rev. Norman t,. B~own for
Sunday, at the Plymoutll
Congrec.Uoaal Cbarc:b o f
Newport Harbor, 3262 Broad
St.. Newport Beach. Worship
Service and Sunday School are
.held at JO a.m. with baliysit·
ting service provided.
The story of the Nativity
related through a con-
temporary cont.at.a will unfokl
fur friend s and members of
the fmbyterlu Chrdl «
tbe Master , Mission Viejo,
Sunday afternoon .
Members ol the cburclt 11
adult choir will present '\~ Ci·
ty of the King" in a free con-
cert at 3 p.m. al La Paz
lntennediate Sc h o o I , tem-
porary meeting place of . the
congregation. The cantata, by
Jack Coleman of Santa 4na, is
a new work and has been
heard only infrequelltly in this
area prior to this Christmas.
Twelve pages from old and
rare boob have been given to
Finl Cbr\1Uan Charcll; 792
Victoria St., Costa ~fesa by
The thinf Sunday in Advent Stanley S. Slotlpn, a founder of
will feature the. Rev. Lother Abbey Rents. These pages Will
Tornow using the theme. be displayed along with a
"Watch Out -He Is Coming'' reproduction of the \itle pages
Christmas activities al the al both the 1:15 and II a.m. of each book at Ult church's
Finl Bapti1& Cllarcll of Hun-servk:es Sunday al Christ on Sunday.
ttngton Beac:• will begin on Lutheran Cburcb, 760 Victoria, The church also will feature
Sunday at the 7 p.m. service Costa Mesa. a display cl Bibles which ln-
with c•rol singing. A bus iness At 7. p.m. Swxlay I.he senior eludes Bibles in the original
meellng will (ollow UM! carol-cholr will pre:sent a Christmas Hebrew and Greek. Jn ad-
ing with electioa ol Offk:era for cantata, "A Night of dlllon, mtmber1 of thl!' ton·
1970. ' • Miracles'' tn the church gregation have been asked to n.. Rtv. Will~ J. Loar willl;;:;=========""'""'====== brine a pre·Chrl•lm.11
me:ssqe at both momma:
mv\ces 1;30 Lm. It Pttka
Cha.pet, 71JI Bolsa Ave.,
Westmlpltet and 11 a.m. al
the Huntington Beach Ch1pe:L
11th and Orange. Church school
bat 9:30 a.m.
Young people will decoratr
the church and tree today.
Huntington S.adt
ORTHODOX* PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
,..., .",....,.. •Nat
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N11nery for Hl'lell c.hil4ren
MOll:N IN• WORSHIP -11 :M 4.M.
""· "",,. w ... .,... "Tht Unfoldment of World t•t·7llJ .. 124·1fl4
Civlliutlon" h3$ been chosen by ~frs, Richard Mirkovich ror •C1111fo,...,1 I• tlio1e b11!1f1 1M pr1ctic11 h1ltl hiit.1ic1Uv..,
her talk at the U.1 C.ter,. ~-------'-"-'-''-''-'1_'_"_· ----------.~·
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BRISTOL CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL~
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1209W •. HEMLOCK WAY, SANTA ANA
-. (714) ·546-1966
SUNDAY
The . Public .ts
Co rdially .. Invited
D .. ECEMBER 14th
1 to 5 P.M.
to Attend:
Lttncheou Buffet
1 to 3 flrn
Sttnday, Dec. 14th
• RIBBON cumNG AT 1 P.M. ~ SUNDAY
• MAYOR Of SANTA ANA -MISS SANTA ANA
NOW -
ACCIP11NG
RESERVATIONS
e OTHER CIVIC & LPCAL LEADERS IN AmNDANCE
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Evolution of a ,Ha1vk-Type Marine
By ROD SMITH
t;icactly two years ago today, (Nov, 16 l,
T WTOtt a Idler to this newspaper Iron)
Vietnam. where 1 was serving in Uie
P.tarine Corps, A good frifnd in my unlt
had just been killed and in my grleI.· l
v.•as especially furious with some or lhe
dissenting opinions being expressed at
home.
The second aMiversary vf that letter
finds me returning from \Vashington,
D.C. after participating in the
~1oratoriurn there. Obviously there have
been some changes in my thinking In
those two years. I would like to atteinpt
to explain aDd justify these changes as a
part or my description ot what I saw hall"'
petting in the Capitol this weekend.
Sb: ol us left Hanover. New Hampshire ,
In my van on Thursday evening.
Dartmouth was just beginning its big fall
weekend with all the festivities ;tncl an
undefeated football team to en~y. The
great majority ot people, like the rest or
Mr. Nlxon's "silent majority," "-'ere too
busy for political opinion. Only one
busload Of studenls and area residents
took the trip arranged by the local
Moratorium Committee in addition to
the handful 0( us who drove our own
cars.
ARRIVING in Washington about 4 a.m.
!he following morning, we reported to one
or the live reception centers that had
been set up in local churches. It was at
the center which was to be our base for
the weekend, that we saw our first
glimpse of the organization and coopera-
tion that marked the entire weekend. The
churdi social hall was filled with ta bles
manned by young people, each table pro-
viding a cliffereot ~e. Maps were
provided, tmormat:ion _passed on housing
arnnged, baggago -ed. and coffee and
.sandwiches handed out.
It was aooa obvious that the limited
Support Building
Toward Dropping
Two-Thll·ds Rule
Support ~ building statewide_ for
elimination of California's two thirds rule
l or Joeal bond elecUoos, and chances are
good that the rule may be struck down in
~ near future as uilconstitutional.
The action would apPeat lo be coming
.none too soon. A minority of voters in
about half the naUon are blocking new
facilities for water supply, educatiori',
transportation, sanitation and recreation,
all of which could go far in improving the
q_uality of life and easing social tension.
A negative vote, in etfect , has the force
of two ballots against a single positive
\'Ole in Ca1ifornia elections, according to
1 study released by the tlniversity of
Ca1ifornia. A grow ing nu1nbe:r of recent
court decisions are holding th at this
violates the "one man-one vole'' prin·
ciple.
THE STUDY, issued by the J.;C
Institute o( Governmental Studies in
Berkeley. is authored by assistant Direc-
tor Stanley Scott and Randy Hamilton.
e1ecutive director Of the off-campus
Jnatitute for Local Self Government.
The writers concentrate their fire on
the social inequitits, they see resulting
from existing bond vOte lay.·s:
"One of the crucial means \vhercby
minority-group citizens can improve their
Jives, and those of their children, ls the
appropriate use of public services,
especially public assi sted f'ducation.
training and housing programs, Per1nit-
ting an affluent and privileged minority
to withhold such desperately needed
racililies from another minorhy -the
latter already being under-privileged and
probably impoveri shed -even ·when a
community's majority endorses the
necessary capital outlay, is odious in the
extreme. Yet a critical appraisal shows
that precisely thi s kind of outcome is
permitted -and in many cases virtually
guaranteed -by lhe two lhirds majority
nquirement in general obligation bond
elect.ions.··
TI:IE STUD\' poin1 s oul that re\\' pe<>ple
vote in bond elections (averaging only 27
pe~nt over a ten year period in
California). v>'hich magnifies the po"'er of
"small sophistica1ed minorities that are
also skilled In the processes of election
campaigning and getting out the vote."
l it about half ot such clect1onS". they find,
nlne percent or !ewer or the registered
\'Oler!! can block school !lnatl('lng -pro·
posals.
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Saturday, o.Cember 13. 1969
The Comment Page or the •
Daily Pilot seeks to inform
end stimulate readers by
pre.senting a variety of com·
mentary on topics or inter·
est and significance from
lnror.med observers a n d
ipokesme.n.
Rob.rt N. WHd, Publl1h<r
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I " haW a mUUon. some say over a million.
Two '1 ears Ago and.:.~ow . ,,,. actual mber is be<ide the point.
Whal Is important Is' ihat a mass or
AmeriCanl, r crowd beyOl!d counUng, had
found a r.C.t.of national policy ,., repug·
nant that they drove hundreds of miles lo
.lileep on . floors, march in the rain and
wind, and risk being gased and clubbed
to give Mr.' Nixon their ~ge.
\Vhen he was a young llfarine_ lwo
years ago, Rod Sniilh wrote o letter
from Viett1om to his hometown news·
paper, the San Luis Obispo Teltgram·
Tribune. Jt was a hawkish letttr, staC·
ing. among other vitws, tllat, "It is
not u nuijority of our ~les who re-
sist defending their nation but mer~·
ly a shameless thoug/~ voci/erou.s mi-
11ority."
' response o( the Hanover area was not
typical ; people were pouring in from all
over the country. There was a continuous
i.1ream of arrivals from places as far
away as Colorado, Vermont and
Michigan, which· sent a contingent ol
6,000 from Ann Arbor alone.
THE CHURCH sanctuary was open to
provide a sleeping area for ~ too
tired from traveling t-o immediately join
in the march on death. which had been
under way since the night before. The
march was a single file line Of prote9ters
that began at Arlington. Cemetery, where
each participant received a placard with
the name of an American killed in Viet-
nam.
T·he line of march wound through
downtown \Vashington for 4~2: miles, past
the white House where each participant
turned to face the building and shout the
name he was carrying, and ended on the
step.s of the Capitol building, where each
' name \\'as placed in a waiting coffin.
Running for 36 continuous hours, de·
spite cold and, at times rain, the march
was one of the m06t touching events I
\vitnessed. Al!. a participant, I could not
help noticing I.he friendliness and cooper·
A·11d Jatt month, Rod Smith showed
up 0$ a member of iluu ;'shamt"ltss
minoritM'. ~· ~
ivhen ,s'mfth participated in the
war morat(>'ri.um activitiu in ~wash·
ingtOfl, D.f., tht Teleprom.Tribune
askei:t for some of his obseroctiont.
The vitWB hl expressed contrOJt in·
tere.stfnQtM' ,Wfth thoie he held two
1Jtars a.QO; •
a lion of lhe pcilice, 'the bewildermnt or
the passers-by the almost complete ab-
sence of heckleTs, and most of all the
sadn.ess and solemnity of the marchers.
It was also diffic_ull to miss the Anny
helicopter flying at Jess than a hundred
feet over the starting point taking pie·
tures.
OVERAU., the 1'-1oratorium \vas con-
spicuously -pea.ceiuI, in small Par~
because we had our ovm regulatory force
in the marsha15, but largely because !he
people who gathered in Washington did so
because we had something to say and we
knew that any kind of violent eruption
would completely defeat that purpose.
THERE 'VERE fl() incidents. The
march and the rally came off without a
hitch. Several speeches were delivered hy
national figures, including Senators
1\1cCarthy and McGovern, and some
great entertainers kept the crowd
singing. By 5 p.m. it was all over as Iar
as the November M<Watorium was con-
cerned. An exodus so large that its thirst
for gas closed evf!IY turnpike service sta4
tioo from Washington to Southern New
Jersey had begun. "We will never know
how many poople were there. Some say
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lN ALL PROBABllJTY, the President
will call •once again on the "silent ma4
jority" for support. You. if yoo are a
membm' ol. that group, will hear some
empty platitudes and a call for national
unity. 1 am not asking you to abandon
that ca ll. I am not calling fOr the destruc·
tion of our society.lam simply asking, i:t
Ute name or over 40.000 Americans who
!lave died in Vietnam and in the name of
thousands who will die in the future it our
present policy continues, to think.
You, as an ' individual. have been ,
granted a great potential of mental
energy. Use it. You are going to be asked
to support the President because he is
President. You are going to be asked
once again to accept the notion of
presidential infallibility. Remember this:
There are human lives at stake,
thou.sands of them. I am as aware as-any
or the sacrifices that have been made in
Vietnam. I was there. I was wounded
there. I saw friends die there. I know how
ha.rd it is to back away from something
that represenls SG great a sacrifice and
see it all as a tragic mistake. But \\'e
can't correct a mistake "by continuing to
make it while we wail for change. Time
costs lives.
ASK YOURSELF these questl~: As a
member of the "silent majority," do you
actually support our policy or do you
:simply accept it as a fact of life?
How much do you know about the
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Hell • ID Paradise
Californians Like Their Nanies to Be Happy
Tht name CALIFORNIA designated a
utopia of gold. pearls, and beautiful bl~ck
\.\'Omen several decades before some
navigator applied it to a point in what is
no\v geographically Lov.•er California. A
glance through the third edition of "Cali-
fornia Place Names" by Erwin G. Gudde,
published recently by the Universi ty
of California Press. reveals that utopian
place naming is a California tradition.
The celebrators of California's
Bicentennial can note with pride that
California has some fifty places given the
utopian name of PARADISE, apparently
because of their resen1blance to the
abode o( the blessed. However, in Butte
County, Helltown is only five niiles
northeast of Paradise -an interesting
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The place name l!APPY \\'as as
popular with the prospectors in gold-rush
days as il is now with the real-estate
developers, and HARMONY \\"as used
frequently by the pioneer scltlers during
the Civil War.
GOLDEN GATE, a name given by Fre·
1nont to the entrance to the San Fran-
cisco Bay. prophetically foreshadowed
the discovery of gold in California two
years later.
Not all of Calirornia's place name!'.
foresa\v a rosy ruture. The realist had an
equal hand in giving names to towns and
places. While YOSEMITE i.s a beautiful
name known all over the world. it is of
lowly origin. Tt is the Miwok Indian word
for "grizzlies" and was applied to the In-
dians of the "deep and grassy valley"
because of their lawless character.
The name of about twenty feat ures in
the state include the word BLOOD or
BLOODY. Usually the name was applied
because blood JIO\\'ed there, though
sometimes it may have been used in jest
or becaust of a cursing Englishman.
BLOODY MOUNTAIN, in r-.1ono County,
is the slope of a peak where it is said
escaped CQnvicts fought ln (leadly battle
\\'ith a posse in 1871.
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Who Leers at Lassies?
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -\\'ho keeps the
topless joints in business? So-called
solid middle class citizens disguised as
tourists -the very counterparts o{
those San Franciscans \\lho yell
loudest about the "disgrace" of
Bav.·d\1•ay ..• ~low many letters are
i:oing through lhe mails these days
\.\'ith only a Blue Chip Stamp in the up-
per right h:ind corner'? I must rcceivr
li\"e a \veek .
NOBOD\' ASKED mC'. but: Goldir
l~:n\·n. Arte Johl\SOn and Judy Ca rne
gel all the publicity. but for me, It'!!
,\!Ian Suts \1•ho makes •·Laugh-in"
\1wth watching. ding-a -ling-a-ling! .. ,
SAY NOW: ll may just be po$Siblc
that I kno\' something you dOn 't. Likr,
ha\!C yoo ever heard of the Gravander
Spinners ol ~111rin County? Don't all
raise your hands al. ooct. There are 2.l
members, headed by ~frs. Axel
Valborg Gravarider, and they collec t
the hair she(I by camels at the S.f'.
Zoo and weave it into rugs, stoles and
draperies. Beautiful. The Spinners
made enough from the s.1le of these
rtf"ms to buy their very O\\'fl camel,
nam~ Gravaoder. ol L'Our~. from the
Dallas Zoo for $3000' Gravandtr ii :u
n11r 1.00. s'hrdding likC' crazy for the
good ladltis. Or he v.·as ""hen last l
looked. Up lo 'is .ankles in 'air, 't wui.
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AN 0 T ti ER BREAKTHROUGH:
Such sentences as "Police rounded up
na rc otics addict s. drunks.
1>3nhandlers, homosexuals and drif-
ters'' v.·on't be seen again in the im-
pudent N.Y Times. "Homosexual is no
longer uni versally considered a tern1
of opprobium," reads an editor',;
memo lo the !!!faff. .. If you mean
'soliciting homooeX"Uals' or 'h01nosex-
ual proslitutes.' say it that "'.ay" ..
JnstructJon to myself: "In San Fran-
cisco. 'drunk' is not considered oppro-
brious. lf you tnean 'falling-down
drunk' or 'passed·out drunk,' say lt
thait way."
"OUM SPIRO. SPERO" is not some
kind or effete intelleclual crack at our
reveN!d Vice-President. As JOhn \\',
Cujt> reminds us again, it's the motto
of SOuth Carolina, fnd means ·'Whilt [
Breathe. I Hope.'' As n1any a faU lng-
down drunk haa said to ~lf ji.i.st
btfore passuig out. •
GR.EAT LINE trom an oJd·Ume
custom tail<W'; "All my lire I've beard
that t01iloring Is a dying art. But there
v.•lll ~lways bt' a need for us as long as
thctt are C'rlppl es. cranks and
gentlemen. , ,f.vrr bought a Mtrlllr
Nlte U1 e? Guarantee on the box : '"If.
V.'flhin 100 years of putthsst, I bulb
shQuld burn out, simply return Ii arid
It \\'ill be rtpl1eed f r t e, ''
Unfortunately , people burn out faster.
JR.REVERENCE is everyv.'hete., as
the Rev. I.ester Kinsolving will be the
first to tell you. He wa s in the
Washington hdqs. of the FBI the other
clay, stepped into a lobby phone booth
lo make a call and found the usual ar·
ray Qi numbers scribbled on the wall,
lneluding one for -Al CapQne!
\\'lllTER JACK F I NN E Y, C:t·
1>1a1nlng ...,·hy even the most elegant
I.as Vegas botels have thei r lobbies
cluttered \1·i1h nickel slot 1nachines:
'"They're actually lhe generators that
llght the place. Ha ven't you notiCed
hO\\' dark it gets 3round S a.m.?"
IN HIS ROO.\t at ~1t. Zion. \VrlU!r
John Raymond had just swallowed two
pa in killers when his •·iJe, Judith
C;isc, had him 5e"Ved \\ith dlvorct
papers. He's fl&illlng it on the 1round11
that they were never legally married
iyou inay ~all they were ''joined"
two years 1go by Sorcerer Anton
LaVey in a ~lied "Stit&nic 1\lar-
riage''-the dC\'iJ you s~yl.
If l10U PEEi\ into the pit at tho
Curr1;n. yoo will notkt that J ulian
Stein, cond~tor QI .. li91," plays chess
witl1 his C'ontertrna.!ter b t t wt e n
musical numbus:. 1'bt audience has na
$tich div~ons.
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h.LsUry ol OW' involvement in Vietnam~
What do you know about the Saigon
government which we have supported
with 46,000 American lives?
artillery we have provldecl cannot induce
the South Vietnamese army to fight?
Are you willing to continue lo sacrifice
American Jives in the hope that Mr. Nix·
on might be able to salvage a favorable
niche for himself in history? Why did that government receive only
30 perceot of the vote in Ule 1967 federal
elections, while ca ndidates who ad·
vocated an immediate peace received a
majority?
' Why is the peace candidale who is most
popular slill in prisoo in Saigon?
Citizens, friends, we, as a np.tion, can
be wrong and we are. Every day that
passes is another tragedy. Part of being
great is the ability to admit 11 mlslake
and recover from it. Because Americans
are dying right now in a war that no one
ean explain, you have an obligation to at
least learn enough facts to know why you
support whatever position you <Ip. Disse nt
in our democracy is no crime. Apathy is.
Why do _the North Vietnamese and Viet
Cong conlinue to fight with nothing more
than the packs on their backs while all
the planes and tanks· and ships and
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ALCOHOIJ
This 20.question quiz on alcohol •nd drinking was p,..,.red
by the Committff on Medicolegal Problems of the American Medical
Association. It has bffn di1tributed in pemphler'form by the Auto
Club of Southern .California.
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O Ye s O No 1-ls .this a satisfactory definition of "under the in-\!.
fluence ,of-alcohol"? "A person is under the in· I" fluence of alcohol when, due to the imbibing of.
alcohol, he has lost to any extent some or that ~
clearness of intell ect and self-control that he t \vould other\vise possess."
t D Yes O No 2-Can you diagnose drunkenness by physical ex-t·~
O Yes
O Yes
O Yes
O Yes
amination? '·
O No 3-Is alcohol a stimulant?
O No 4-Can you detect alcohol on a person's breath?
O No 5-ls alcohol a good remedy for snake bite?
D No &-Will you get as drunk on beer as by drinking the
-.-.-same amount of alcohol in stronger drinks? ~ O Y•s O No 7-Will you gel drunker by switching drinks than by
• taking the same amount of alcohol in one form j such. as bourbon ?
O Yes O No ?-Does the eating of onions or garUc interfere with
the breath test !or aJcoho'l? •
O Yes O No 9---ln a diabetic \Vould the sugar in the blood pr.-r ?,
duce enough alcohol to interfere with the blood
I.est for alcohol?
O Yes O No 10-Js alcohol a member ot the anesthetic series ot
drugs?
O Yes O No IJ--...o:.;hould you \Vait at least 3 hours after drinking
~ 2 highbaJls to be sure of safe driving? 'f: O Yes O No 12-Is alcohol taken as a medicine necessary in the
~ treatment for any disease?
I O Yes O No 13-Does alcohol increase the ,visual acuity or the!
acui'ty of any other sense?
C Y•s O No 14-Will taking a drink of waler the morning after
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\ the night before when considerable wine wa!
· dn1nk produce intoxication?
O Yes O No 15-Is it a good policy to take a few .. shots'' of whis-1 k.ey to \varm one up just before being exposed
to very low temperatures?
[JYe1 O No l&-Can one accurately prophesy the percent of alco--· f: hol in 1he blood knowing only the amount of alc.-r
hol that person drinks?
'· O Yes O No 17-Can one state the minimum amount of alc()hol ;J consumed from the percent found in the blood? ~ ll O Yes O No IS-Doe~ the loss of judgment and the ability for sel!· ·
criticism occur before there are obvious symp--
toms of intoxication?
D Y•s O No 19-Can an exceptional person ha.ve 0,15% of alcohol ~~
in his blood and still retain all of his faculties? 1
O Ye1 O No 20-Js alcoholism herecUta ry? t I ~ .. 4.1111vers · r 1-Yes. This definition is modeled cure for any d•'•e••e, uni••• ~ ~,.· after a Suprerne Court decision ·one considers '\vo';y• a ~ ~
,... of the State of Ariz.ona. ease. and a drugged indi!fer·
2-No. A pe.rson being exa1ni ned ence a cure."
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may temporarily pull hirTiself 13--No. As Jitlle as 0.04~ or al·
together and give a better ac· coho! in thl'. blood may reduce -1:
count of himself than he would visual acuity as much as wear-~
if he were nOI. under scrutiny. ing dark glasses after sun-•'
Also, ordinary physical exam-down. and other senses are .
lnation does not show the de4 also Jess acute. • 1 terioration of judgment and the
;icuity of the senses. Finally,
about 100 pathologic condition~
cause symptoms \\'hich re-
semble those of alcohol.
3-No. The: apparent stim ula!.ion
is due to lcssenin~ or the inhl·
bitions bv the narcotic action
of alcohol.
4--No. \Ve smelJ the flavoring oC
the drink but not the alcohol.
Pure alcohol. gin and vodka
leave no telltale breath.
5-No. A person bitten by a snak e
n1ay be in shock which is in·
creased by the depressing ac-
tion of alcohol.
6--No. The large an1ount of V>'aler
in beer is responsible for slO\V•
er absorption of the alcohol.
7-No. n1e intoxicating action de·
pends upon the amount of al-
eohol regardless of the type of
c1rink. assuming that all the
drinks rontaln about the sa1ne
amount of \\'atcr.
8-No. IL has been staled that
these substances interfere but
HargP,r has shown that the
breath test is speclflc for al-
cohQL
9-No. The sugar in the blood ot
a diabetic does not change to
alco~oL
IG-Yts. Alcohol is chtmlcatly re-
lated to ether. chloroform and
otbrr antsthrlics.
11-''l's. Tht: 2 highballs contai"
a Iola! of aboot one ounce or
pure alcohol. ii takes about 3
h0t..1r5 to fully o:ddize one ounce
of alcohol.
I Z-~o. •• Aleohol is not 1 specific
14--No. The person may become
sick but he is not intoxicated.
JS-The feeLing of warmth after
dri nking is caused by the dila·
tion of the superficial capil~
larles. This condition is associ 4
ated with rapid Joss of bodily
heat.
I&-No. To even guess at wh8l the
concentration mighl be, one
would have tG know, not only
the amount of alcohol eonsum·
ed. but would also have to
know over what period of lime
this amount was imblb(d.
li-Yes. \Vhen a 150 pound man
has 0.15% in hls blood he has
accumulated in his body 3
ounces of absolu te alcohol
'Yhich indicates that he drank
:et least that amount of ale~
ho\ which would correspond to
the amount or alcohol in six
l2·ounce bottles of 3.2~ beer.
J&-Yes. The person la: not aware
of his shortcomings although
cartful psycbologic examina-
tion may indicate marked loss ot eHlclcncy.
JJ-No. The Individual mny gi\it a
good account or him.sell but he
has neverthtltsa 1061 enough
of the clearness of intellect find
self-control thal he would nor-.
mally fJOS$MIS to materiall1
interltre \\'ith his mental and
physlcal capabllltfeg.
20-No. Ch J l d re n of alcoholics
brought tip In Corter homts
have a tM!tter record rtgard\ng
:ilcoboll11m than the normal
populat.ion.
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White House Has Odd Ones
NE\V YORK (AP) -Even
• ordinary mutt can make
the "Who's Who ln Dogdom"
U.t li hlJ addrest happw to
be 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
In W ublnglon.
"Many White House pets
defy all categorl,., but they
provided good newa t'OpY in
their day," says Margaret
Truman, who used to live in
the executive mansion herseU,
in her new book, "Whlt.e House
Pets," to be published Dec. 20.
David McKay.
From the mockingbird that
\Vas Thomas Jefferson's con·
stant companion to t h e
Johnson dogs, the ordinary
and extraordinary creatures
that share the quarters and
affectiona of the nation's First
Families have basked in the
limelight focused on their il'
lustrious owners.
"There never haS been any
such things as the t)'pical or
the most popular W'hite House
pet." Miss Truman writes.
''Presidential favoiites !;'lave
varied with their personalities
and families."
Politics, \\'ltich m a k e s
atrange bedfello\\'S, a 1 so
makes strange pets. nus
President Calvin Coo J l d I e
couldn't refuse the .snarling,
apittinc bobcat named Smoky.
atnt ai a cll.t by the Great
Smoky Mountaint A.aociation.
"The COW>ty In which the
dear lhUe fellow hid been
capturtd was the l1,irt.at
Ropublican st.oo(hold In tile
enUre United Stat.es c f
America," the author ex-
pl<lns.
Among other contributions
accepted by the C<>olldgea, who
with the Teddy Roo1veelt
family presided over the
largest menageries, were a
donkey, an antelope, a flock of
chickens, a p i g m y hip-
popotamus, a cinnamon bear,
a wallaby and a pair ol South
African lion cubs.
Jn two cases creatures in-
tendt!d for holiday dinners
became family pets instead. A
turkey named Jack was sent
to the · White House for the
Linco!M' 1863 Christmas din·
ner, but got a presidential
reprieve, thanks to young Tad
Lincoln's tearful plea. And a
furry raccoon dispatched to
the Coolid1es for 'Mlanksgiving
got a stay of execuUon, the
nanle Rebecca and a pen near
the President's office.
For Oivne r of $100
PHILADELPHIA IUPI) -
Mrs. Edith \Vaters, 67. knows
how it is not to have much
-money at Christmas, so she
went on a six-day search for
the owner of ;100 she round on
a bus.
"If 1 had lost the money I
would want somebody to
retUm ft to me at Christmu-
timt," she said. "Keeping. the money 1
couldn't llve right. My eon·
&eience is with me to death."
Mrs. Waters, "'ho earns $18
a week as a part.time
domestic to supplement her
Social Security benefits. found
the crisp bills in a pocketbook
along with the owner's iden·
tification.
·"At Christmastime she
might have had children and
J'm quite sure she needed it."
The owt1er did. She is on
weUare and she intended to
· use the money to buy ''things
for the children" r 0 r
Christmas.
Fint Mrs. \Vaters tried to
telephone. Wllen she learned
the owner had no telephone,
!he wrote a letier to an ad-
dress found among papers in
DEATH NOTICES
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trlbu!loru, pleaw conlrltM/11 to Tiit "'""'Ice~ C1nc1r Soc.ltlv. ~11etttr Lt· 1u~ ae1cn Morlli•rv. Dlrecton.
he hasn't read?
B. Dalton, Bookseller
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..... , .. C•rolfot YI JllCl'll•d It. Divorces Stroll-Elll1119111 c. A. YI l';lth1r11
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GUtlltl"l'IZ. C1rol Y1 Her"'-n M. Mtl11n, Ger11dlne l. vs Edwin !':.
C111, CS.udl1 J. YI G1rv L. Wiimot. OOromv J. v1 ll:e~ E.
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tWllO· ~ has lhe book everybody's "' ~ talking about?
o B. Dalton, Bookseller
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Q~E ly .!lill lnterlandl Ann Landen ' '
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Veteran Loses .
Custody Battle Se• encl he•r synchroni1•d soCtr\d
home. mOvi•s b•for• buying ANT n\eiVi•
c•m•r•, proj•ctcir or reccirsf•f· C•o• lel & HoW4
, ••• ITIJDIO Olt HOMI DIMONSTl~TIONS1 '. I DEAR ANN LANDERS : "Been There's" frontal a t· THE TALKING CAMERA ,
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t ack on divorced fathers was tmfair. We are not all ·
"rats" because we don't see our children. I am a badlyl~;:3;:33:::;M;:•;:lo0:::;.;:";:";:·;:•;:..._:::;;:':::;lolaod:::;, :::;:::;:::;:::;:::;;:";:";:";:1;:7;:5~
wounded veteran of the battle for custody and I hope1:
you will print my Jetter in the name of justice.!
I tried, without success , to get custody of my· three
emotionally disturbed
children. It seems th a-t bothered me terribly but I was
only a mothe r who is a never smart enough to look fo
proven drug addict, an al-the reason where l SHOULD
coholic or a prostitute is hav e looked. Inside myself.
considered "unfit," My For "years I found fault with
ex-wife had a history of everyo.1e and blamed them for
mental illness complete not accepbng me. 1 told
with psychotic episodes, myself they were jealous of
but it didn't mean a me or they were in·
thing. 1 Jost and s he won. considerate, or stupid or snob-
bish. 1 manufactured a whole After the divorce, every rst r h I 't
visit with my children was a ! 0 r easons w Y w~sn bked.
Lraumatic experience for them A few weeks a go J read
and a nightmare for me. Their something m-our church
mother brainweshed them so bulletin. It opened my eyes to
thoroughly that they viewed the real problem.
me as a monster . When I took Here's the line that changed
them out for dinner, they were my life: "The only way. to
nervous and tense and couldn't have a friend is to be one."
I See by Today's-
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eat. I couldn't eat either. I I hope you think it iS worth
knocked myself:oul trying tG printing, Ann. Maybe it will
m ake our time together e x-help someone else. -BLUE
citing, educationa l, fun. It HILLS
didn't work. Finally, after DEAR B.H.: I DO tbiftk" it 11
elev eloping an ulcer, I decided worth printing. In f~cl, · 1
e LINE
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J.·~~---.: , ,.,,~,..,--'·-~"-· ~·r ... , it wasn't worth it. After con· thought so 10 years ago when I
siderable soul-se arching and printed it for the· first tlme.l~;';;';;;=;;=~~~~;;;;;;;;=;;=~~~~~;;:;;i~;;=;;=~ MONDAY
Senior Clt!ien, Clu!l of Huntl1'191on 6f1Ch, Plf~ 1nd Rtcreal!on S~ild>ng.
lllh 1nd O••ne1 Slr••ti. Hunllne1on IM!1ch, 10 1.m. Harbor senior Citizens Club, Senior Cll!zens CluOhou~e. lS!h S1ree! l r.d
Irvin. Avenue, Newperl Beach, 10
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Corene de! Mir, 17 nccn C0611INIJ!lrs Toa5tm11le rs, Coral Rfff
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Avfnllf!, Hun!l119lon 8P~cl!, 8 1>.m. American S(.l!!Z110t1reni1 Founa1!1on.
Or1nge Coun,IV Cll11>!er. Unllt<! Fund
flulk!Tnfh ll~U s11nlord Ave., ceraen
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Cosll Me .. Senior CUl1ens Cl~D, Ccm·
munl!V Recret!lcn Center, Oren~~
Co~nlr F1J1grounds, Cos11 Mu8, 11 •.m. Excllan9e Club ot lrvlnt lndus!•ial
Comp~x, St\/fl SMrt Re.1a~r1nl, ni1 W. Coa11 Hlan .... ay, Hewi>0rt Beech.
12 noon C11ron1 <let Mi r Exc111noe C!ub, Jo.el'• Rf1t1wr•nt, 1121 f . Coast Hlghw1y,
Coron• 11*1 M.ar, 11 noon
Cotti MH1 e-c111noe c 1uo, Corel itHf,
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lti-1.! B1y1Jde Orlvt, NtwPOl1 Beach, r a.m.
Hunllno!on Beflch E•~• l.odo•. El-• Club, &o.t Oceln Ave .. Hu"lin1lon B•1t,,, 7:30 p,m.
So<le!V fol' I/le Preurv'eli0!1 1..d Entcur1gemenl f1f Bt•~r Sl\oD Ouatlft Singing In Amer1,,, Cos!a Mase Chip!..-, Colleoe P1rlt Scllool,
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ccst• M•sa Rcl•rv Club, cos1a Me•• professional advice, I decided \Vboever puts yonr cburcb.IJHl••••••••.•••••••,...••••••'••••••ftt•~f'•,.•••: Go11 •rid coun1ry c1ub, ccis!• MHe, to sever all ties except the b ti tin b it
w;!,=ter E)!cllante c1uii. H•'Pe~nv support checks. It was a w~n~erful :1<;:es~:~~-ora!nu: i YOUR PROBLEM: . : 1~n. 140~1 Bea'h Blvd .. wes1mln1ter. he artbreaking decision, but il it ..-
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Meadowlark coun1rr·c1ub. Hun11ne1on cerned. I'm not the only father DEAR ANN L<\NJ)ERS: .,. that you no longer need but •
se1c11. n:u P.rn. v.·ho has gone -through the Our daughter is an intelligent, • someone else ca·n . UN 'for : Ni;;:,~;:., ~~t>o~1,,~:; o~~:~PNew~ agony of losing his kids. You level-headed girl.c \Ve are hav· .: •
Be1c11, n :H p.m. owe it to all of us to print this ing a difference in opiniO'il and •i N 0 T 0 YER $ 5 0 t F114"laln V1Uev Excn1,,.t Club, F•ln• ~
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Tem1>1e, Htn s1~e1 1nd st. And•1w1 to yoo all. grammar apd pronunc1abon. 1 ;;: . , ci~!i'c~1~'~:1 6;!~~d:~·mn, 10'l31 DEAR ANN LANDERS: F or say_ il is no favor •. it i~ just • You call THE DAILY ~ILOT, •sk for Ac~cl• :st .• c..,11 .Me••· 1 p.m. pl~n rude and any bene(1t t~at 1 Classified Advertising, and .pl:lce. 1 f Hu~11ne1"" ' Beien M1sonle LD<i<Je, a long time I wondered why I m ight come from a correction ;: Masonic Half, 7flS Like_ Ave .. Hu"' ldn't "" f ' d J 11ret011ee~ch,1:30 P.m. COU m ...... e r1en s. t is c ompletely negated by the : PILOT «
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H<Jnlington B~ecn. t o.m. wi'JJ clo' se do"'n the program favor 1be should wait untU • 3 2 2 ! cos111 Me11 J;inlor Cl\ember Of Com-" • •
merce. cos11 Me .. Golt •nd Coun1r, activities oI the Orange Coastl they are.alone. • · l:INES TIMES ,DOLLARS< «
C!u!l, l;JO P.m. YMCA f Dec JS th gh i C Chrss Club of, Co;lt Mesa, Commu11ltv ram • roU '41
Recre11Ton Center, Otlnge County 28. y officials said the STARTS DEC. 17th ... F1lr9rourias. CMl1 M~JI, 1 ,.m. Jf. AND YOUR CREDIT JS GOOD J ~ fHUllSb,t,t • business office would remain GllANDIST MUSlc;AL • .,.
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CM,ll'lll, F•1/llot1 ttllrld, Ne .... porl • The y will re-open on Dec. SHIRL~Y Mc.t.:AINE • • c~~~rr:v:::i~B~~~111i~~~r:,mit;e~ 29 w1th a new winter activities . ''SWEET CHARITY" i 6 4 2 • 5. ·~ 7 8 :
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'romlnent In H•rbor Al'N
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Joined the 1t•tf of THI
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MEADOWVIEW
RANCHO CALIFORNIA
Help welcome him
CHRISTMAS PARTY
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Strolling Troubadouns-Ho! Dog BBQ-Art Exhibit
First Prize: 8' Fully.Decorated Christmas Tree. Plus many morel
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Rams -t-0 Battle C·o.I:d~ Sn~w,: Lions in Detroit ·
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" Al"len ·Going With Revised Lineup for ·5undny Clash . ' . '
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By HOWARD L HANDY
Of .... 0.11)' .. , ... '''"
DETROIT -George Allon la planning
more ~ tlm ...,.11n frigid Tiger
Stadium Suoday wl>OI' the Rams got a
preview Ii weak <UldilloN they will
face two weeu hence In !he Wet!em
Division title game in Minneeotl.
The Rams arrived here amid anow
flurries for a regular leU)ft came Wkh
the Li-OnS Iba! has no bearlni on the
champk>nship race.
"One ol the rewards ol cllnchi.n& your
division early is that you can rest somt or
your regulars," Allen says. "If I don't do
it Sunday, I may regret it. But this
doesn'l mean we're not going all out to
win. M you know, t can't stand to lo6e,"
The Ram mentor annowiced on
Wednesday that Karl Sweetan would pro.-
bably start at quarterbe.ct in place m
Roman Gabriel.
. Gabriel hasn't ailssed 91arling a Ram
..... ..,.11111-.he toot -for Jn.
lured «BIU -· lunday'a probable Lion tla!U<.<Qobe 'his )IU1<ed 51 coo-
-.Uve -IDd. the;JlaD»• have wm . .,._, " :·
-,_. 'hll .~ acaJnat
funner teammiMeL He • wu a "'11tarter
wtlh the Llom -• I nOlde 'In lMf before belnr Vided to. New Or1'"na ln'llel and
to !he Rams lflll .......
"K1rt ·hu w<dect wry bard and he's ~lnc-I ' like his atlllude very
.mudl,11 Allen· la)'S.
W1Kle S,eetan may be !be only change
in !he .wtJna: Jjneup, Alla pllll8 10 use
most al lib ,_.,. a good por!ioo of !be
game.
Pat ~. !he Ram punter who
played lis: years in Detroil''Jivery ·tllinks
!he ... -upec:t is beina empl>ulud too much.
"You ~uat lo weather pretty qukk·
Jy .'' be says. "1be imprtant thin& is to
Quarry Beaten;
Olivares Breezes
UP'I Ttt.,i.i.
NEW YORK -Georg Chuvalo, barely
able to see out of a battered lell eye,
knocked out Jerry Quarry in Z:51 o( the
seventh round Friday night al Madison
Square Garden when a dazed Quarry took
the count of IO Ctn one knee.
Quarry ran into a left hook and fell
back dazed to .... ·an:I a neutial comer. He
appeared to have recovered and was tak·
ing the count on one knee-.
Referee Zach Clayton continued to
count and reached 10 before Quarry
bounced up quickly.
There were boos from the crowd at the
sudden ending of a bout in \l'hich Quarry,
the No. 4·ranked hea vy\\·cight contender,
seemed to be 1rell on his way to victory.
Chuvalo had abforb e:d scme vicious
shots and both men had been warned f\Jr
fou l tactics. • LOS ANGELES-\Vorld bantamweight
BETTER DAYS· AHEAD -George Allen, coach of the LA Rams,
&tomps off the Coliselim turf. after a1J hoP.e of his team remaining
unbeaten is lost aiainst Minnesota Sunday, Allen & Co. can start a
new win st.ring as they: .invad, Detroit.
champion Ruben Olivares of Mexico City
blasted Alan Rudkin, the British Empire
champion from England, into submission
in two minutes, 30 seconds of the second
round Friday night to retain the crown
of the 118-pound division.
The sensational 21·year-old litlahokier,
who weighed Il71h, signaled the quick
end when · he ·floond· . the 21-yur-old
challenger for the first time in his seven·
year career· in the first round of their
scheduled IS-round flght.
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On the Tuhe ·:--------~-
Football Everywhere:
·: .Pro, Col"lege, Prep
Olivares: scoring his 28th straight
knockout and 52nd in 54 fight5, polished
off the ·game Briton with a succession of
lethal lefts and rights, starting the bomb-
ardment almost as soon as the aecond
round t>egan.
A alraight right to the jaw started the
do'wnfall of Rudkin and a left hook to the
Jaw Sent: hi mdown a moment later.
Rudkin strugg)ed up at seven, took the
~ . FootljJ&U f~s Can get theif fill . of the
wiclifoo simt this weekend beginning to-qay wtth~two college bcrWI ·games and a
1'l>Oif·"1~1-. I , ' 1111.~ l!it Jlam.Deln>i\.!;k<a.game (. -, ... R~~g~e
Meets SD State
SAN DIEGO -Smarting under the
et.rain or three straight defeats and facing
a ~m that won its first three outings,
coach Tim Tift and the UC Irvine basket·
ball forces play San Diego state's Atlecs
tpnight at the latter's gym. Tipoff is at 8.
: The Anteaters barnstormed t o
Nebraska and CoJorado then came home
to lose to Cal St.ate (Los Angeles) in
overtime.
San Diego Stal'e won the Aztec·ta;urna·
ment in it.s opening action last weekend.
The Aztecs defeated Pomona (81-74), UC
San Diego (70-65) and Tahoe Pafadise (92~l-They played San Fernanilo vaney
State last night at home.
mandatory eighl<Wnt, then ran into a
rrom Tiger Stadium will -highlighl an solid right to the jaw that finished him
NFL doubl~ader with · an AFL twinbill of!.
·J1ll'Uliug concurrently for those who ATLANTA -Atl!ta scored a 121-107
prefer the Younitr cireuit. victc.j over the crippled Los Angeles
A !ape delay lel>c.ut of !he '\!Cl.A Lal<en here Friday itlglit and opened •P
· Bruin-Teus Longmm,pme from~auley ,. 1 four-game lead in the Western Division
Pa\lilion can be seen· 'by late .. vtewen ol. tht! National Basketball Association.
ton"iitit at 11 on ~I 5. · e
The 'CIF' AAAA ~pion!llip game Lcis j\NGELES -The UCLA Bruins · · . . roarecr·to their third victory of the sea. ~twee? ~!all" ~1gh. of . Pasadena and son and established 1 school scortni rec·
Bishop Amat, kingpins 1 of the Angelus ord in stoppin( the Miami Hurricanes
circuit, was taped Friday for release Sun· 127-69 Friday night· in an intenectJonal
day·a!temoon on Channel 11at1:30. basketball clash.
Today's college bowl game~ are from SeatUe defeated USC 74-70.
Memphis, Tenn. and Sacramento.
TOOJ\Y
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SUNDAY
t :.U 1.m. Ul CL -NFL FOOTBALL -lot Al'llltlcs R•,,,. at 0.111111 Llonl. 10::11 1.m. (•) CL-AFL FOOTBALL -.. _ Yn
Jl!'fl I! Ml1m! DOlohlns. 1:00 D.m. Ul CL -NFL FOOTBALL -Cltytltnd Browm 11 SI. LOUI~ Can11Nf$. C•l CL -AFL FOOT· B•ll -llolfllon Pa!rlots 111 HO!ljlon Olltra 1:30 p.m. !lll Cl. -FOOl ALL -"t 1,., M>.A (l'l~mploMllTP 9&,,,. ~ Bla1, Hlal'I of PtMCltf\I And 8\tllop Amel Hlgll of LI Purllif. r .... Mlt't' or F•ldtl' "19111 oarne.
FULLERTON, RAMS
SEEK GRID TITLE
A conlkient Fresno City College foot,.
ball team brings an aerial circus to
A:naheim Stadium tonight to face coach
Hal Sherbeck's potent Fullerton Hornets
for the California state junior college
Jarge !Chools·grld championshlp .. Kicioft
in the Big A is at a o'clock. · . ·
tresno, paced by the passing arm GI
All-American q u a rt e r b 1 c i Mike
Rasmussen, is defending UUe holder. He
bas completed 165 passes for 2,403 yard!
and Z2 touchdowns this aeum.
Fullerton, winner of~ cove;ted crown
two years ago when the. playoffs we re in·
augurated, will base ita attack on tht
versatility or quarWrback' Marf,Oweiµ::
With John Vallely acoring :o points
and Sidney Wick! and Henry Bibby COO•
tributing 19 apiece, the Bruins topped
their pre·,;ous high of 122 points scored
against Portland three years ago. • OAKLAND -Mike GarTett, star nm·
ning back for the Kansas City Chiefs,
plans to retire fnxn foolbell alter next
.season to flO into poHtica bt· Los Angeles,
the Oakland Tribune repm1ed Friday.
GarreU, in town for the Chiefs•
American .F~ !ague Western
Divlslon Ullo game wtlh the Oakland
Raiden:, wu quoted by Tribune coJ..
wnnlst Ed Levitt as saying."
"I'm quitting football after next
season. I signed a five-year contract wllh
KallU! City and it ends next season. I
enjoy football, but there are more im·
portant lhinp to do in this world."
Oakland-KC
Showdown
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.On TV Today
OAKLAND (AP) -When the Kansas
City ~s meet the Oakla1xf Raiders
here today ."it could be called the title
rame that isn't. .
'Ibough the wimers will be the
American Football League's West.em
Division champion, it is entirely possible
Iha! !he lo9er will go to the Super Bowl.
Such a possibility may well determine
!he otrategy al !he game as KllMh CHy
Coach Hant Stram has not said .he won't
keep his Illar qU>J'lerilock Len Dawson,
wOO la: ailing but could ptay if a win were
abeolule:!y neceiury, out ol the game.
Today's game will be teen on ChanDel z
It 1 p.m.
Since the winner of Ulia game wiii host
the Housten-Oilers in a playoU nut week
while the loser will meet the Jets In NeW
York, it has been 5U1get:ted ttiat Stram
might let Dawson rest bis injured knee
. one more week.
And Stram doeSl't deny the possibility.
noting that "in 1 big g.,ne, the Oilers
could prove jwt as tough a1 the Jets,
evm on our field."
Stram added, however, "We won't
know for sure about Dawson Wltil just
before game time. If I'm convinced Len
is healthy, he'll start."
Dakland coadi John Madden isn 't
holding his breath about the poa:ibllity
that the Oliefs' No. Z quarterback,
aecond·YW'-inan ~me Llvingston, will
.wt.
"Whatever is stau.d publicly," says
Madden, "wUI aifl right through my ears.
I'm not ready *'> believe a thing." .' p..n;., wfX> hU compleied a league-
leading &O percent of his passel thi:I seu0n; flttlt hurt the knee in the second
game al the JeUOD Ind missed the ned
five games.
After coming back, he reinjured it two
weeks ago· Ind last week he ~t ~ the
bench whUe the QUefs, now 11·2, had to
· otruggle lo belt' loiny i!Uffalb JD.Ii ·on
Dvt field goala liy Jan SteoenJd.. ,
forget our Joos to Minnesota Wt weekend
and cooe..tra1e on !be L!Ona.
"They have a goOd ball club and a
partjcWlrty fine defense .. We have to get
bid: to our game,the aort o( game we
..,. play and aie place lo do tt is here m
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'Jbl,; will mark StudltlJI'•· fin! ap-
pearance ·~ore his one time heme · fang '""°'he joiDed !be Rams In 1"8. Ho won an.pro booors as a wide receiver wieh the
Li-OnS In 1966 when he caug!lt 11 -· ~ ol his 'C8tchei covered 99 yards
arid lied the NFL record for kqest
reception. 1be man who · threw it was
Sweetan.
Since jojning lhe Rams, Studstill bas
been used main1y as a pmter, teeing only
occasional duty at • receiving spot in
relief of Jack Snow or Wendell 'l\lc~.
· Studstill's kkic.ing technique I •
Ql\ewhat dillenot from <>!her puoten.
He takes three steps before droppinr tlse
~11. ''.It giYes me ·better timing/' )le
'says. "Timing is everything in J>Unlini,
the same as hiCt.ing a golf ball. If l'n1
rushed, I cut down to TWO steps."
He has never had a ~ blocted 1n a
game and has never faked a kick and run
with the ball, although be came close' list
week. ,,
"It was in the second quarter against
the Vikings last Sunday. We were fourth
and two on MilU)esota's 49 and the 'run
play was called in the huddle. But when
they lined up I s.aw they had two men on
the outside and I could never get awiy.
So I kicked instead. I didn't even ha\·e
time to tell my team mates."
Sunday '! game will be televised back lo
Los Angeles by KNXT (Channel" Z),
atartinl at IO: 15, Los Angeles time. It
wjlJ also be broadcasl via KMPC with
pregame airi11g at 9:50.
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GOING FDR BUCKET -UC Irvine's Bobbie Fowler (12) spllll ;
Orange Coast College defenders Troy Rolph (10) and Jim Kindelop
in Friday night baske'tba~ action. The. UCJ yearlings won, 86-83.
UCI Frosh Cool in Clutch;
Turn Back Pirates, 86-83
By CRAIG SHEFP
01 1M Dtl1r f'llll Stell
A tough ·band of UC Irvine frosh bas.
ketball J>layers today claim their first
victory of the 1~9-70 season over a ma-
jor junior college opponent.
The .Anteaters showed cool in the
clutch Friday night in turning back
Orange Coast College, 86-83, In a thriller
1n the lcurs' gym.
The game wrui nip and tuck throughout
with neither team holding more than a
five-point lead at any polnt.
Orange Coast held a 81-.0 advantage
wlll1 1:40 .to go i.n ~ game when UCI
forward Tom Hansen tltd the score wlth
a fret throw.
Twenty-rive 1ecohd!-later Anteater
oenter Bob Black intercepted 1 pass and
dribbled in for a layup to give the up..
start frosh squad a t~potnt advantage ..
Black put the game out of reach when
he hit a free throw 30 seconds later and
then followed with a lay-up i~ the cio&.
ing seconds .
Both teams played steady basketball
throoghout. Forward Gerrick Barr paced
the UCI attack with close.in shots' while
Hansen complemented the 8COling with
some fine outside shooting.
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Joe Lavender, a 6-4 transfer from lm~a\ Valley, is one of the Arlee scor-
lnt leaders, with a 20.3 average for the
three tournament games. He is joined at
the forward p>Sitions by Jon Borchert, a
6-6; .ltansftr from Long' Belch City eon,,..
d.ry Sclrieldor al M -.at center
and•.il 1 firill ~· 'man aftfl' paying rr.-.0 . ball ' an,ham Young
Unl•tnlt7 I•• Y · c
.Texas Grid Star· Loses· Leg to" .Cancer H•ll!I~ SC.r• .xc a . UCI ,.,.,,, ~·
.Ai·ea JC Siars
v6n· J~. a cuiinl aaid 1e1,
1.......,, Is•~ l1oor leader, !fe ls averag· HOUSTON (AP) ~ Surgeons am--•-=--' ""' 'and .,. jUtal<d the Jell leg of Fred Slolnmark, ing •.1 poq,(s i>a' game1 ,,,. · starling ,safety-m the No. I ranked teaiu}I~ _... laJI .-with "" IJ!tlv<nlty bf Tnu-Aultln f-ll lum
11.4 .. ~e. Jchn Cox,_~-64 ~er Ftidly lfter(an euml'lation·revealed· a
1'* ~Junior. eoU~ll'?"' oliMr.· ~tumor 1n the Jell thlg!lbont.
..-. . . ? • ' . ' 'Sleiiumrt played almool all the game
· Tll\.dOlsn'l plan any <illl118"' 1n l;ii.o only lul Sa~y iialnol Ackan•u
prooabl• star\111# Jine<Jlf '"r lhe'llM. Stein'mark, 20, was reported In '3tisfac-
Sleve Seblns is the Anteater11 leading "1bry cOOd!Uon· foUoWini ~surgery. Mr.
llOOl'tr :with a 24.7 average With Jtff Qin..-. and Mtl. Fred Steinmark Sr .• of Denvtr,
ningham clost behind al 20.3. · Colq., 'll{ere ·at·their son's bedside.
MacArthur Bowl, .. he iaid at.ly, "Ind WU I •No. I' formed o( camaUona." -·
rldlnr on cloud nine when I_ g« ~ A bol!l*ll .catement said 1 aliver ot
telepbooe call. He's got a tubful al SUia-lltiuelelflO•ed rr.rn the bone In the thlP
that'• all I can say." ~l~i9fiefl the tumor was mallpant.
The news GI the surgery shocked and ., " .was ,,_.-y lo rtmo¥e the felt
-the T<1u football team ilhlch limb at lht hip du. to the mallgnanl
meeta Notre Dame In !ho c.tton -I· t-." !111 l!Nlilal ltalemtnl Wd.
Jan. I. . "This l)'Jle al mallgnaney i• called bone
"ll Is a deep shock," aaid trl.captain ~ II orlilnates wllhln the bone
Ted Koy, a hallb3ct. • · ltatlf. Bone 11rcom1 givu no evidence of
"Wf! are an deeply eoncerned." tta pre.nee unt1I it either crow• outside
"He'll react to it like a champkln, '' Koy the llhaft of the bone, rormJng .. bulae. or~
aaid. 0 There's no doubt In my mind that causes ptln from preasure."
needa7.
Dodors 1t Andenon said there ls np
evidon<e · that lootblll playl111 had
·~ lo do· -formation of the lllln«. .
The WO, llJl.pound Junior 11.lrted al
saltly fir !be Southwest· C..fertnee
cblmplon J...onaborns the put two year.s.
Tt1IJ year ho flllercepted two pauea
and -I! puni. le< 11 yards.
Deoplte'hls o!Je, he wu a fine open Oeld
tackler.
. ,.
On All-state
~ ... .,. area juNor college footbaD .
players illlve been accorded '-"111!1
mentlm re<opllfori on the 1116' J.C. Grid-·
Wirt All·Americaa ,team. . :
• Four members of Saddleblck con,..)
fine team drew mentk:n They included
quarterback Rod Gr1vt1, balfbtck Toby
Whipple. linebacker Rocky F1etcher <nd
deftnmve lineman Brian Colbert.
•
Bill Moore Joi"' Cuoolngham ol the T<xas head coach Darrell Roy!I w"
forward poet.a and Mi'ke Simes ts Sabins' wilh te fa~1.ly during the oper1Uon.
runnillc m11it.e al the guard pomtiQnS. Blll 1 Royal was In Ntw York when he first
GeOrge. the lalltst man on the squad at 6-Jetrimed the news of the tumor. .
7, opens at center. "I was up there 1cceptin&, the
he wtll.n . Univenfty ot Taa1 doctors took X-
"We al1 really have a deep feellni !or rays alter Sleinmari complained of back
Fred.'' Koy add<d. pains. .
"The ltlam sent .fiO!fen yeatmlQ. It He was admitl.ed ·to AndtrlOn ~
5'Veral coneca lpp&l'tiltly .... 1kep-
tlc1l of hi• 1lu but Te11l offered him 1
, ocllolanhlp when he showed lntmst In
the achool. He 11 tbe lm&llest of Taus' 22
.ltlrllni ploy«&.
Orange Const cenltt Rob Purnell and';
lh-cker Floe~ Sl<lrllng, alq irHl>-
Colden West hallbaclt Charlie ~kl~_
abo'l\'tre recofnlzed. · ·!·
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€()ACHES SET
: td Bain ol FooHllll and John
taU.ard ot · Rancho Alamitos
11lah hive been named head
'coacbes for the lllh aMual
l'-0rth.SOUth Orange County
br(J> loot.ball game sponsored
by the Brea Lions Club to be prnyed ln August at Orange
Coi.st College.
Bain, who led bis Knight! to
itn 11-1 record and the
·&reslview League cham-
:~pionship, will coach the South.
~R.e's a fonner all·le:a.~e t~er at Mater Dei and has
}~ulated a 25--6-2 league
;1JW'k in the rive years he's
!~ in commaDd at Foothill.
~:' Callard has also been varsi-:iry ~ch for five years at Ran-
i&o arter serving nine years
~s.lhe..Bee coach.
~ ·'The Yanktt menlOr has led
"'t)le VaQUero.s to four Garden ~4'-ove Leacue titles in gaining
i~f 19-5-0 lugue mark and 31·1~
,. overall record.
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f~riumph
~iy ROGER CARLSON · ... "T~-:• Of,_ D9Ur .Pl191 Sllff ~-.· ~·~tntlnster High snapped
,-,:,. three-game losing streak
f'ri4aY night wilh a 71·~ non·
league basketball victory ovtr
inVading Estancia.
; The Lions, with • revamp-
ed starting lineup, controlled
~he boards and got a 27-point
butput from forward Steve
McLendoo. along with 19
lfdni Dan Broderick.
: The officials, however,
Jt,ole some of the Justre from,
.Westminster's fine win by
lJominatlng the action from
Start to finish .
: Estancia's chance for vie·
1oPy wenl down lhe drain i
witb 1: 4<> remaining in t h el•~· "-'-"""--'-'"-.0.."'-~.third period and on the short
,,
DAILY .. II.OT Phot• .-, Ltt l'tY~t ftnd of a 49-41 count.
~That's when 6-6 center Skip PRESSURE DEFENSE -E stancia's defensive forte . pressure. is applied bv ~il\iams wa,.. called for his c Th 20) F · · ~ifth and final foul (he trip-urt omas ( in r1day night's loss to \Vestminsler, 71-55, in a non league ~and fell over a We.stmin· game at the winners' court. Lions are Mark Pearson (32), and Steve McLendon
)_!er.player). _ _:.1_25.:.J_. -------------------------~':Williams had scored 15 ln
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Mater Dei
F~ces Pius
For Crown
, Sailors, Mesa Swap F ~s
After Fruroy Conquests
BASSETI' -Mater Dei High
meets Angelus League rival
Pius X tonight at Bassett·
High for the championship of
the Bishop Amat lnvitationaJ ·
basketball tournament.
. Game time i., 8:30.
Coach Jerry Tardie's ouUit
made the finab with their
fifth straight win, a 93-68
crusher over host Bassett Fri·
day night v.ilile Pius X was
disposing of La Puente Wilson.
64-57.
RaJph ChandO& was lhe big
gun for ~tater De.i against
Bassett with a season high
<>f 29 poials along With the
deadly shooting of Tom Walk·
er {17), Werner Raes (16) and
Tom McMenamin (14).
The. Monarchs led l:Jy !!I al
the half, ·
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LAS VEGAS -Newport
Harbor and Coat& Mesa go for
another pair of basketball vie·
lories here tonight u Newport
faces Valley Hlgh and ..Mesa
duel1 ·Bishop Gorman:
They dwnped their Nevada
foes Friday night with New-
port's Tars thumping Bishop
* COITA Mii .. (i•l
Gorman, 70-$1, and tht Mus-
tangs raijying lo edae Valley
M-~9. Lee Haven and Nels Tahll
sparked coach Dave Wax-
man'• Sailors, ripping the net!
!or 21 and 20 points.
Newport trailed for a quar·
ter, Jf.13, but then ®&ch Dave
Waxman's forces came blck
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Cdl\1 Wins, Tritons Lose
In Lakewood Tourney
Corona de\ Mar batUts War-
ren this afternoon at L3ke-
wood ·High for the ton5()lation
championship of the Lakewood
basketball tournament, after
beating Lakewood. 57-45.
Tipoff goes at 4: 45.
Earlier this afternoon (I : IS)
San Clemente goes against
Paramount for seventh place.
San Clemente dropped a M-
'47 decision to Domiaguez while
Paramount was losing to St.
Anthony, 69-67.
Qirona del Mar never trail·
ed the Lancers.
Junior Don Killian sparked
* * *
•
the Sea Kings with 20 points
and it was his scoring drivu
at the end that pulled CdM out
of trouble af~ Lakewood had
trimmed its deficit to four
points .
Corona then forced the Lan·
cers 'to outside shooting and
controlled the boards on mis!'l-
ed shots to salt away its third
victory in six. outings.
Jeff Goelitz was also in dou·
hie ·riguru for the winneN
with 13.
c'"'"' 1111 Mir un
Lagunans
Blitzed KiHl•n
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To1>-seeded Terry Addison R~111, 1~ ,~ 1: s~ Laguna Beach High dropped
\vent three sets to defeat Dick uk .. ..., 10 1 a 77-43 decision lo host Fuller-
B h 9 F '•"'''• t Frid "hll o rnstedt. 4-6, 6-f, ·7, i n ri-Mt•ion 1 1 J s Oft ay rug n a non-
day play of the Balboa Bay St•v~n• s 1 l 11 league basketball game.
Club ta1nis tournament. ~~~':, ~ : 1
: l'he Indians jumped off to a
Action continues this morn· Sa•lw•tc1>1"' 1 1 • 1 quick 17-1 lead in lhJ first per-w 1a 0111 c Ing with singles finals Sunday 8ttn•lt 1 o • 1 iod and extended the lead to
al I p.m. and doubles an hour ~;::;~"' ; : : ~ 36-17 lo put it away early.
to blow the hottl olf the floor.
They ripped the losers, 22·11,
in the third period to sew U up. .
Coach Emil Neeme's Mui-
tangs were down, 19-12, at the
quarter and 3.\-27 at the haU.
But they got rolling after thlt
and blew things open with -'
big fourth quarter.
Bob Austin led Costa Mes•
witb 22 pointl on cine field
goals and four free throws.
Tim Salios "and Rick Desmet
had 14 each while Ken Deatoa
had 10.
Oil City
Slips Past
M~olia
By DA VE CEARLEY
Of tllll DallJ PO .. l ltlf
Huntington Beach High was
staggered by Magnolia in the
fourth quarter FrJday night
but recovered to pull away
with a 70-59 non-league bas·
ketball victory.
Magnolia had plodded for
three stanzas, always Lrailin.c
by more than ID points, when
It exploded in the last ei1ht
minutes to nearly upset the
host Oilers.
Trailing S7-4i at the end ftf
three quarters Sentinel for·
ward Bob Stewart hit on three.
long jumpers to nllJTOW the
margin to 59·55 with 4:32 re-
maining.
Two minutes Jater MainoUa
again trailed by four When it!
drive fell Oat.
Buckets by Bob DeBritton
and Lee Walters and three frte
tosses by Paul Moro suddenly
shot the Oilers into a com·
manding lead.
Huntington B(!ach opened
the contest convincingly when
it coasted to aa early 11·1 lead
on the hot shooting or guard•
Curt Carlsoa and De.Britton.
'ryle Oilers took advantage nr
numerous Sentinel miscues in
padding their lead before near·
Jy faltering in the closing min·
utes.
~ ftrst hall from all angle!!,
V aliere finished high
]i:stancla with 15 point.,
!Y on jumpers from out· L non Leavy·~~ outfJt
~ jumped back ' IO!o a ~t lead and that")t.a s
t V~ter's rebounding slre~ was well in evidence
.las tfiTee times the Lions con·
trolled .offensive rebounds ()n
Diahlos, Edison Plari Today
In Aztec Cage Tournament
later. · ' Tor111 u 11 2' •s Fullerton dominated the
F 'd 11 . te1n ""' o • ..i.., . rl ay resu !I: c ... on1 ~~1 Mar 11 1' • 17 -S7 boards with' se.Cond, third and
Ltlt.........i 14 4 11 U -•J S!Jiglu foorth efforts to ketp the game
Walters again led the Oiler
scoring attack with 2.1 points
as Hu.ntin&fon Beach notched
it~ second straight pre-season
win. Addism de!. Bohnlstec:i.t, ~. • ...... CLl.Ml.NT• ,~·1:, " '• in t.'olal command.
6-J, 9-7. Me-..-.... ~f. Par· •· Lomt>ero! ' ' l 10 Laguna·s 11ike 1'1cMurray MAGMOt.IA 1n1 UUVJ"'"' ·M-1 0 0 1 ,.. PT P' ·1'11' rott, M, 6-0. Leach def. def. Alllknol'I s o • 10 (16) and Bart Tabor (14) were 1or~ s J s 11
Avoyer, 6-3, 6-4. Rahim .def. ~=\~hint ; ; ! ! high for the Artists. ~•th!Jnek o • ' o
Guzman, 6·4, 6-3. Gtul6tn ' 1 " J Laguna Beach meets Rubi· i:ie:n1n ~ ~ ~ ,:
Doub)el Mcc;~~7s l~ l~ ~ 4; dOUX Tuesday at 8 p.m. 'fi:"~,1 ! ~ ! l:
"' . !ree throws to score
the field.
.., the first half the Lions
f ed an ll·p<>int margin,
y because they were
~ to get off 10 more shots
~ the field than Estancia. >'· . ~·:. WISTMINIT•ll 1711
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fresno After
' . ' 92-61 Lo~
l.fission Viejo and EdiSon
return to actfon in the Aztec
Invitational today with Mission
Viejo meeting Santa Ana Val-
ley (7) and Edison baUUng
Saddlehack at.5 at La Quin-
"'· Edison picked up its initial
wiD in its brief history, with a
73-54 triumph over Bolsa
Grande lloflile Mission Viejo
was bowing to Loara, 59-54.
Mission Viejo gave Loara a
tough go, oo\ting an eight.point
gap to one with three minutes
to play.
However, the Diablos went
cold and hit one for six. Mean-
"'hile, the Saxmu were bugged
. by turnovers.
Dan Kratz and Rick Wads-
ley shared scoring honors for
the Diablos with 14 apiece.
Edison's win over Bolsa v.•as
triggered by the 20-poinl out·
put by John Fisher along with
the scoring o( Mark Harmon
114), Ken Funke (10) and Jefr
Ratcliff (JO).
Other action had S~addle-
Fountain Valley Bag s
First Victory, 60-58
•
Y.'ountain Valley High's Bar-
ons fought off the El Modena
Vanguards Friday night to
score a 60-58 non-league bas-
ketball victory at the Baron
confines.
It was the Barons' first win
of the season.
v.·a s i:\ose behind with 17 11nd
Mel Platt tanked IO.
The Barons come back tn
the hardwoods at 8 tonighl, in-
vading Marina to face the
powerful Vikings. 1'1arina is
J-1 for the season. losing lo
Long Beach Poly, 61-60.
Fountain Valley carries a 1-J
mark into the tiff.
back healing Los Amigos. 45-
34, and La Quinta ollt.scoring
Santa Ana Valley, 55-38.
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Allgood, 6-2, 6-3.
CIF Titles
To Blair, SP
Blair High of Pasadena out·
scored Bishop Amal, 28-27, Fri·
day night at the Coliseum to
capture the Class AAAA ClF
rootball championship.
And South Pasadena upset
Bonita, 10--0, to win the J·A
crown in a tilt staged at Mt.
San Antonio College.
Blair had trailed, 13-6, but
came back with a score and
I wo-poin1 conversion in the
third quarter to lake the lead.
The Vikings upped the bulge
Today's go-anywhere,
do-anything Hush Puppies.
Edl•on sc1r• "~ o.:r;;-,, _ 1, to 23-13, then held o(f the Lan-' ' !·;QoJden \Vest Co\lege·s ha!:·
htball team will meet Fre!no ~t in the central Califor-
ii!a, ~ty after absorbing a 9'l·
6l}~t!tback at the hands or
Blkersfield Friday night. ~ Rustlers \\-'efll down lo
11'iir lixth loss of lhe seasoo
alainst a single victory.
~ailing only 36-27 at the
ti•lf, coach Dick Stricic:lin's
ctab hit a cold spell midway
t1'vulh the s<cood hall. At
aoe point the Rustlers Y.'ent
1tr,Ven minutes without scoring.
Classy Gary Valbuena led
coach Dave Brown's Barons,
rippling the nets oo eigbt field
goals and four free throws.
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1Ve Bakersfield pla yers hit
SAN FRANCISCO -Santa
Clara rooted cold shooting
University of San Francisco
70-49 Friday flight in the Cable
Car basketball classic.
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in!ide while guard Terry 0.
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ted him I~ more points.
The Dons were incredibly
cold after sr good start,
managing just t\\·o field goals
Jn a 2f>.minut.e span. Sant.I
Clara took a 31-20 halftime
lead.
Sant.a Clara then scored the
first t l points of the second
half and coasted with a 2o.
point lead the rest or the wa y.
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SALLY BANANAS
' '. ·.l'EANUTS
Hello there, boys and girls.
·and welcome back to another
Saturday morning in Uncle
Len's Corner.
Do you know what a
narwhal is? Wendy Ea!tman
of Costa Mesa woodered too,
so 5he asked Andy. Today
Andy expiains and will be sen-
ding Wendy a World Book
Eneyclopedi'a set for her
curiosity.
UNCLE LEN is busy poring
through the hundreds d en·
tries in the Christmas card
contest, and will announce the
winners slxJrtly. Thank> to all
of yru boys and girls who sent.
jn your carm this year.
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By Cllarles lanottl TUMBLEWEEDS
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By Cllarla M. Schull Pt:AIN JANE
S~YE ROPER
PERKINS
JUDGE PARKER We'll continue the Cbrlstinas
theme for the art contest nnt week, eo let.'s see some more.-------------------------~! .. --------.r,;;a;::;:"ll r::,-:ru-•"";r,..w°"A-N"'1e""o_ro_H_EA_,R
yulelide drawingJ, along with W£ CAii TWC F«Eel.V U0W. PAUL! YOU OlL MEW.RUNG;
the poetry and jokes. * PRIZE WINNER * ,A80£'!~ ffirLEFTn<e MY DARUWG!
DREAMS OF CHIUSTMAS ROOM! WA• n<ERE 5011.E
Asleep in your bed Mike 'Marquez, 101 20631 Kelvin Lane, Huntington Beach ~~--cl~~:~ ·
And trying in your head
To dream oC what you're
'jolng
To get Christmas morn,
· A truck far Billy
And for John a horn :
And thinking of sugar plums
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contesl Here's all you
do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain. white paper 5• inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black Ink ~make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and addre1•
on back ol drawing. Mall it lo Uncle Len's Art Coritest, Box lll60, DAILY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will re<eive Kennedy half dollar. ·and candy,
: And all IMse thingJ that are '--------------------------11 dandy.
Vt_. H"1or..,_ 1~ Caitl MIN
CHRISTMAS
Christmas is a time of joy.
All the boys think of toys;
The days are very cold and
winners in this week's art COD-e ~ e
test are: •-----' Ricky Marquez, 1z, Hun-aro d orner
tingtm Beach; Vanelli RIDDLES and JOKES Halloran, lO'h, c:osta Mesa; white,
Th• lights around are all
real bright;
Bells are ringing all the day,
And 1 can't wait to go' and
play.
8NPI Piper, (Qllt MH•
U ONORABLE MENTION
Kathleen Riel, s. Huntingtm
Beach; Michele Rlel, u ,'Hun-
tington Beach; MichJe Corey,
n. Newport Beach; Diane
Pratt. 10, Costa Me.sa: Russell
Findley Jr.\ C:OSta Mua, and
Mike Maz<juei, It, Huntington
Beach.·
*-P~IZI
WINNIR
Fat Man: It looks like you've be<n ill
a famine. • Skinny Man: Well, it looks like Y'"'
.caused it.
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MUlllllll1" hie•
Dear Carol; Why.un't a nose ever be 12 Inches
I0:ng?
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C1Hfwr11t. fw II« 'llmllon: spiral groove frtm ende-;-;.t
WUt ei:actly Js a narwhal? lL is an extn special canine
You may find this hard to tooth poling for:ward from the
believe, but the narwhal is a left &Ide ol the". upper jaw.
whale with a huge tusk like Aflltr Nndf 1 www ._. ,..._ ,.
the horn on the nose of a Cllokl• Mco ... 111, -121 at 1r1r.,,.....,, ·-~ N-, o! l.GullltM, tor her -Iron: wuo.;u.u. llW4\lays, coul"8e,
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ON CHRISTMAS EVE
On ChrUtmas Eve the carolers hum
As they stroll through the night,
And the cat curls up and purrs
By the ·dancing fireliglrt;
The distant chureb. bells chime Noel
Tbniogh the silent town,
And the chlldren th1nll: ol morning lo come
As they dream in their nightgowns.
A 11;....., hlf ,._ ... ti Mkflle CeJw, IT, Int Pr•
dH• L-"--"" IMcfl, NI' 1119 "'""""" ......, ht l'IM
•ttn' lflil ,_ """"'· M •I I I'-,_ er ""' M UKJt Ull, In , .... c..te ~ C..llftnlll, we all know that the unicorn Is Does tbe &Insko tree re.Of
a fairy-fitory animal · who date blck lo dlaolaur tlay1?
never really lived. But the The decorative ginp.o tree L-----------------.JI
narwhal was always tlNn in appeared on ear111 at least 300 Denni• the lff-.... e the cold polar seas. He looks million years ago. This was ~·~
even more unusual than the during the Devonian Period, imaginary unicorn and It is the Age o! Fishes, and long r--'l""'r-"l"'--TT--...,..,...-..,..-,~.,..
atmmt harder to believt be is before tbe dl}'1 of the
a ru1 live animal. dinosatD'a. We have but a few (
Eskimos know a lot about fossil records of their early
the narwhal because he lives days. But there Is plenty of
Jn Iheir cltllly Arctic oeas. evidence to prove that gl,... 1.
They hunt the narwhal and eat thrived throUgb the Pmn!ln
his meat. They melt his fat to Period, 'nrls' 11V41 IOl'l'le 200 ~
mate oil fer' their lamps and ·million years ago. Giant '
use his tooth skin to ·make salamanden wallowed in the ~
we at h e-r ·proof clothes. swamps around the ferny
Sometimes they line Iheir oot· forem and the· repllle clan
door clothes with the dried was geWnf started.
skin of his intesUnes. And · Great fomll ol alngkoo
moot ol au they admire the flourt.hed In manr porll ol
Ioog 1pi1<7 Iusk that potet the world all lh""'llh the -1..,i;_. lonranl from hi s upper jaw when the dinoolln ad..,_. r
·which is actually a very to ,_ their prime .,4 they
special ..._ tooth. The ..... am --the ~·-· to ..... .....,, dlnoollql -and flllal1r 'statues and make hancbom< dtplrted. FOllll -Jll'OV1I
1""'1 knl•es. that larp ctr.lo f<nltl pw
Since the narwhal b a mtm-among our northweatern
ber o! the whale famil y, you mountains untiMhe Ice Ages
would expect him to be I very ol the last ll!illlon l'rnllc Sl!J<e
large animal. Aod ao he ls, then. specimens have been
lhot.lgh nol as big 11 110me of cht.rllhed in Asia la ucnd
his giant COU$ins. His body trees. ADd IO flt' II ft k'how,
may grow to be II fee\ long the glll(kO ls the only ltee that
and his ws<y toolh acids h11 sumved q n ch• n s e d • •
onothcr nine fl!tl or ,. to bis lllroqb all -hundreds al •..., .._ --• total len(th. m1llloosal1fftl. --··--eotlrl~Mus.1•
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OPEN 9 AM to 10 PM-7 DAYS A WEEK
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assorted shapes & f!~vors
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24 X 18" stain, mar and scratch
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Ro11ta1ttic ltlonwnt · . : .. Cheri Sumro\v and Pat McLemore shate a r a r e
,.. smil e in. the Huntington Bea ch Playhouse's mys·
: t ery drama '·'Invitation ·to a Murder." 'fhe play
'" ~ontinues tonight and closes next \Veekend. . '
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HOLLYWOOD .IUPI ) -Bob
!·!ope goes to \Vashington Sun-
day lo glve President Nixon a
preview or his touri ng holiday
&how at the White House.
On h>lor.day the President
will preside ove r departure
ceremonies as Hope and his
iroupe of 83 leave by military
jet fro m Andrews Air Force
Base in t.1aryland.
It v.·ill mark the first time
Hope girdles the world on his
annual holiday trek to en-
tertain America-11 servicemen
abroad.
First stop will be Germany,
then Italy, Turkey, Thailand,
South Vietnam, Taiwan and
Guam. The comedian refused
to specify Jlie cities and da tes
of his appearances.
Three years ago the hotel .i~
\\'hich he was to stay in Saigon
was hit by an explosion shortly
before his arrival.
•lope·s 1969 edition of fun
and games is all female and
includes Connie Ste v en s .
Theresa Graves from "Laugh·
ln," dancer Suzanne Charney,
De.an f\1artin's Golddiggers,
actress Romy Schneider and
f\1iss World of 1969, Eva
· ·Reuber-Staier of Austria.
Les Brown and his "Band of
RenoY.•n" wiU provide the
niusic.
Televis ion camera crews
vdl\ accompany the troupe
gathering footage of Hope's
gags and the fa ces of Navy,
Army. Air Force and r.tarine
servicemen wh ich will appear
as a Hope special Jan. 15.
The trip is sponsored by the
U.S, Defense Department and
the USO.
Hope's yrungesl son. Kelly.
23, ~'ho served in the Navy in
.Japan earlier this year. will be
aboar d the plane whi ch
returns to Los Angeles Dec . 30
<ifter 15 days on lour and more
than two dozen perfonnances.
The trip marks Hope's sixth
consecutive year in Vietna m
and his 19th. annual Christmas
tour abroad.
It all began in 1941 \\•hen
Bob Broadcast a radio show
rrom r.tarch Field, Calif.
Reaction or the servicemen
was so great, the comedian
decided that he would make
his Chris tmas present to
American men In uniform .an
amusing, sexy show.
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Cliristmas Festival
Plan1ied for Sun~y
A Christmas festival of an·
cicnt origin will once again be
re-enacted at Old Mission San
Luis Rey, near~Octanside this
Sunday. The pageant called
"Las Posadas" (The Lodg·
ingsl to which the public is
cordiallY invited free or
charge, has its roots in early
16th century Spain and was in·
troduced into the New World
by the Franciscan padres
when they came to Chris-
tianize the Indians.
The colorful ceremony tells
the story of ll-tary an d
Joseph's search for shelter for
the birth of Chri st a t
Bethlehem on the f i r s t
Christmas. It ~as · f i r s t
celebrated in thf, New Worl d
at the church of Alcoman in
f\1ex.ico in 1587, aod later at
the Cal ifornia hfissioos. Jn
lime, "Posadas'~ became so
popular that they spread not
only througliout the churches
of Mexico and neighPoring
countrie s, but also came to be
celebrated by people in their
homes.
As enacted by children of
the San Luis Rey area, I.he
lovely girl portraying Mary on
a burro and the handsome boy
representing Joseph go from
door to door of the Old Mission
seeking shelter. Each time
they are rebu!fed . Precedlng
them is a procession of cos-
tumed children singing tile
haunting Spanish songs of Las
Posadas.
When, at last, a friendly
voice invites N."ary.and Joseph
into a stable, .all join the
figure of the-Christ • child
.Concert Set ·
In Fulle11on Beah a Mother
"I t's hard for a new show to
cat.ch on against shows that
have become a habit," she
observed. "We were fighting
·Bonanza,' which had been a
fixture for years, and the ABC
mOvies. wh i ch w e re
KIDS MATINEE
SATURDAY. 2 P.M.
"SPACE SHIP
TO
VENUS"
Tv•o string quartets and a ALSO
piano quintet will 'present a HOLLYWOOD (\JPl) WALT Dl5NIY'S
chamber music conert Mon· Beah Richards will play the "FLASH, THE ·
day at,c,il Slate. FuUetton.'" molhlr ot tht wo.f·J d,' s ,,..., 1"he , 'frJ!e: per1orn\a~e 1 is hNl)ireli'bt ~g.~plOn • ,·E!NAGE OTTER"
sched~·. for .;.1;99 ,p1m. t-in iru .JOtb .eentttry;ttft's' ''nlt All Seats SOc
Room 116 of the'M'*°8peecb-. ~'<l~r..t~~Whlle~. ;;· ;g~"==· =· ::;;~~~~~~~~~~·~ Drama Building. fi
Two-ol the student groups--
a q"3rtet and the ,qul!)l<t -
~·ill be directed by Daniel G.
Lewis, professor ol mU< and
coordinator of instrumental
music at· CSCF,
-The program. ·wJU;Jnclude
Mozart's Quartel._ln B flat ma· •
jor. Qultet No. . 1 b y
ShotW<ovldl and Qiilntent• in
F minor by ·Brahma. . . '
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SPECIAL
CHILDREN'S
MATINEE
SATURDAY ot 12,30
Doors Open at 12:00
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0THE SWORD
OF ALI-BABA"
Plus
5 CARTOONS
ALL SEATS SOc
·new JR an SH
UJdilaC ·JIU want
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RE$T.U1RANT"
""'"' AHLO flUTHRIE
COLOR by Deluxt U.tld Ar111f1
[!Jc> • "" ..... II:
~-·at
long la1t-
the long
awaited : Lawrence · ~ Durrell'1 1.-...
comes to
the screen
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liREliORY PEDI
ADDE HEYWOOD
IHE IHAIRmAn
4th
BIG WEEK
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For Information
Also Ploying -"THE FIRST TIME"
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CINIMA SCltllN
1'.fETROCOLOR
Shows !tart at 6:30. •Children Under12 Free!
LATE SHOW TONIGHT -ALL THEATRES
SliE •OTH l"EATURES AS U.TE AS lO:JO P.M .
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S Supt:f Ilk• ,lk kt "WtLO AJrtGELS "
'"GLORY STOMPERS'"
"Hl.LL'5 ANGELS ON Wlo!EEL!"
P1v1 l urtr1 c1rro11 Lynltly
"DIKI Yov Kltl A Slrl1tt11r" !Ml
R.o"rt Mllc!>um GI0'11 Ke<!nttly "THE GOOD GUYS ANO
THE IAD GUY5"
1111 -k~) D••I< ....... M"'°" ,. .. ' ' ..---. "Al.:FREO THE GREAT" (M) i "'""'·'212-: l'IVI Dun1-..1ye-M1rc1Uo M11l~l1nnl
t -1 ,".l PLACE !'Oil LOVERS" l M) -·-·-· 145-lJJl
JOHN and MARY
Chrlslo,thtr ,.lummtr·Suwnna~ Y•rli:
"LOCK U, YOUR DAUQHTERS" (It)
Sindy o.nn11 1111 McK•ll•
"THANK YOU ALL
VERY MUCH" lMI
JU!tOt 2nd HIT
Bri9Jat (if.,.
,1'f.CllNICOLOR CAC ' 4tll AND FINAL WEEK
10111 hatvres Rated "G ..
plANET
',.,ApES
COMING FOR CHRISTMAS
WALT DISNEYS IOI J !t CA•IOOll·'1ATU!ll ,
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APPALOOSA. LARGEST OF PACESETTER HOMES, FEATURES FOUR BEOROOMS, TWO BATHS
• ' Man-made La~s
Pacesetter Makes Waves
Apartment
·Plan Set · ... •
'Serl..u-Elleet'
Buillkrs Atrack
For. Viejo Ouster of Lapin .
The lint opartment project :·
In Mi!oion Viejo, 11,000.acre WASHING10K -'!lit NI-·eu· -·· · -,._
new comm u n It y In tlonol ~lllOo d ·->1111 _.i C( a. -Wiii
IOUthea!lem Oran1• County, = ~:.""'thelbaln:JI: ~""'"*1cjuo-. .J:
lw bttn lllMWlCod by James -and 11.t)'TllOlld H. IApln · "l!lo cumlll COll!lld• ·
Toefitr, vice pmident d dtheF-a1Natlooal _.s~r•t•...,. •
planning. Mor1'lP A-m b • In~-• FllMA'r
A 1ardeMype complex, the r~vod "quietly lad llftlca. .,._. 1'lll(A, In .. ~ $2~ million project wUI in-G r-.f r· ly. nm Uedlt .......... I,..,.
elude 144 1putment.s ·Jn 11 • \..Al ill Act1nl Prtlident L«ill R. fldW m i*Ufldbc ..t l~I•
bulldinp clustered around -.llld t11o 11,llllO -lo llouoln(. ·
richly-landac•ped greenbelt& R I ted trodo uoodatlcin WU -"NAiii II ...., --Ind pedeltrian n1Jcw1ys. It e-e ec ....... tbal tllo "dlopulo, --abou1 t11o ...... Of
will be built on Mar1Uerite 1!11 lnlm the "'""lw' d tllo rNllA .. ,..-. '1lllA
Partn .. y, north o1 the 1ou "'o NAREB 1.op1n II)' Prooldarl Na. u mu11twdwo11 bo _...._~ coorse. J. ' head d FNMA, could llova a •
• llrloua dlt<I cm boullr!C Toepfer said the apartment Uvitv, complex will have the ma-George H. Coffin 1 II , v
jority of its parkinc under the Newport Beach Realtcr, has Buba llid t.bat FNMA,
buildinp to enhance the open, been re-elected a director of uqder Lapin U prMident ad
greenbelt look •round Ind tbe National AMociatlcin ol tl!o boord d dlnctcn, hod In-
between tho Spanish.,.tylod -lllUX)' lmq!MUvt IOd buildings.. Real Estate ~rda loi' a valualllo .......,,,. wlllch. bol th!'erryear term, it wu an-,.ilt....... 4'"~ -...it.. and tbe "ArchJtecturally," he said, -u11111 ..,.._ nounced by J. Peter Barrett, ..__...t....nM.. ....... .-. .... ...._'*
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SI SLAYIN : .. IWTOI .
DC-: ,., ;i:m-..
"the apartment buildlnp will pl<Oident Of the N...,m i;'iiiii""• ... ·--
canpliment.""' blend into the Harh<r.co.ta M.., llolnl d "In lh• eumnl ,._!~~~~~~~~~ Jt.tlsalon Viejo overall theme. RWton:. crl:lll," B.9r'bl taid, "the ac-1i =. ":a ha;;:,. ~ Cdftn joins William C. lllll& llY!tlol. C( r1iMA in ..,oft d .. 1133!
bolccnl•." Of Corona del Mor, who 11 a Iha FHA lad ·VA bou1111f l"OR 1 1'"8«
Home Rates
Seen Still
~n Spiral .
LOS ANGELES (UPI)
Tnterest fates on home
mortgages probably will con-
tinue to climb next year even
Ir the economy begins to cool
and othe r interest· r a t:e s
decline, Chairman Preston
f\fari in of the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board aaid this
\\'tek.
carryover -d the nwt!I hava born 1 brfPt ----The first of two man-made fonn«hist«icVallltlnch,la occupancyonNovember25. The company ii lpendins crganiz1Uon. lpot ln the oChtnrilt bM.t .... ,.~...!!!~
lakes planned for Pacesetter located on Hipway St S , 1be community may ht more thin SU0,000 ° n 'Ibe tlec1.im toot p1lct la houliftl pk:ture. Jn fct f« all '-"":'.::;;.i;-""'
HomesatRanchoCallfomiais midway between Riventde reached by entering tbt land:lcaplq, ornamental November during the amuaJ practical~ it la the :f':~:f~.._
compll'ted and filled with and San DieKO and IKl milea Rancho's main entrance a.t u,htqanddeconttvewaUs. C(lrlventJ.on or the to,eoo. market for FHA· VA • ... • ·.., • ·..,,..
waler, announced Landon M. from Los Anplee. Rancho California Road. Tum 11'1t project will hl\te it.. membtt a!MOCiltion. eontn i1 mortc.,. at JftNl\L :i'=-.~ '!'riiJ i~
Exley, vice president and Four floor plln!I ran1e Jn Ji&'ht at Ynez Road, pro-own recrtllJollal flciUty, in-one of 35 directors named to "NAHB hU always been I u,..~
general manager of Paceset-price from $22,950 to $.11,950 ceeding one block to Rancho cludlnC rwirnnUDa: pool. represent the 17& local real Arone supporter <A. FNMA and ,.......,.,._
ter Homes. and in siie from two to four Vista Road. Turn 1eft an Gracfinc ol the project will estate board! in Cl.llforni1 wt ur,. that the pttllftt ..,.. AN I • ••
Filling of the 81,~-acre lake bedrooms. Each bu a .etec-Rancho Vista, continui,ng on.. start in June, and the complex which are member• of pcrnmel dilputt invoMnc 61!!.!*J:..:l&F
took 14 days and 14 million tion of thtte exteriors. The half milt to the new com-will be ccrnpleted in Juwary, NARES, the Newport board tNMA bt remlved quietly .,_. {1M
galloos of water. Average ..'.'.'.'.lnt~uru~·t~w~ill~be~av~ailable~· ~~lor~_'.m~WR~·1y~.-------~l~l7~l-:._ _______ ~beini~·".!,~on~e:-_. ______ ~and~!amlcal>b'~~~oo~lt!a~l_:FNMA~~~=' :':':-=-:':":' :~:-=:':"':=
Martin, in a spet!Ch to
Uniyersity of Southern
California facu1ty members,
1aid that although con-
ventional mortc:age rates are
about eight percent, they are
litili below the rates on many
other Jong-term investments.
"Mortgage rates could con-
tinue to rile even after other
rates have ISegun to decline in
1970 or early 1971 ." he said.
'·Even when mortgage rates
top out, they can not be
brought down very much and
still be competitive with other
investments."
Martin's board regulates
sa•UJ&s and loan associations
and . this year has provided
almost $.1.9 billion in advances
to tbt as.soclations to permit
them to continue to make
" mortgage loans.
Ht said the board woukl
conti1ue next year to try to
cushion the effect of tight-
money policy on housing but
~ declined to say if the
board's activity would equal
thi& year's level.
"Today's and tomorrow's
high mortgage interest rates
are undesirable because they
price many families out ol the
market for new housing and
better housing," Mart.in said.
New Design
Center Open
In Newpo!t
depth is five feet with some 1·
spots dropping to as much as
nine feet.
T h e m o d enlely-prictd,
Lakeside community
r..,,......, the. first homes by
an outside builder at Rancho
California, the 17,500-acre,
masterplanned cOrhmunity in
Riverside County.
In addition to the completed
lake, there \Viii ~ one cover-
ing four acres. Both will be
suitable for fishing and sail-
ing. A community building,
complete with a meeting
room, a swimming pool and
two tennis courts are adjacent
to ihe larger lake. ·
Models Of the completely
air-<:ond.iQooed homes are .on
display at Yner and Rancho
Vista Roads, juit olf ffiattway
395 and within • mile Of the
Rancho California
Plaza. Rancho Califomi1, the
Panel_ Helps
Lo,w Income
Families
SAGRAMENTO -Charles
R. LeMenager, State Di.rector
of Housing and CcmmurUty
Development, hu announced
the appointment of a five
member advioory commilleo
to wist in carryillJ out a pilot
study of a program to train
and qualify low J n c o m e
families for homeownenhip.
The adviaory committee w11
appointed under the proviai.on1 Walter R. Gayner, president of AB ]977 enacted thir year. of Republic Homes. a division
DI N a t I o n a I Envjronment Authored by Assemblyman
Corporation (NATEC), an-Pete Wilson (R.San Diego),
nounced the opening o( a new Chairman of the AJ5tmb1y
design center at 3919 Birch Urban Affalrs and HOUlinl
Street in Newport Beach. Committee., the bill eill:blishu
Alt.hough the center will pro-vide many functions, it ,vas 8 CaW~ Lo"· In c om e
crea~d primarily to control Home Ownership Trlinin& and
tbe design of Republic's homes Managemtnt Pro,run ad-Ind apartments. It will also ministered by the Departmtnt
•""'e a research function in of Housing and Commmlit1
new. interior design treat-Developinent. ments. particularly kitchen
design, storage, etc. Named to the Advilory
The design ce:nt.er v.·ill be Committee were the follow·
managed by Ronald Guccione. ing:
creative director for Republic Reed RobbiO! ol. Stockton. A
Rmnes. He will be assisted by reallor, Robbins iJ 1 former
Sulan Peters. an interior deaper, ,and a staff of three President of the California
other a5"stant!. ~ Real Estate A.seoclation. He
The ctntcr wiU llso instruct was •PPointed as th e
aa.1• personne;I in decorating representative ol the real
coordination and· design . The estate industry.
facility has a conference area John J, Goodwin ol san in •hlch ~II design review meetings ror Republic will be 'Franci8co. GoOdwin ts Prul·
held. The re are additional dent of City Savinp and Loan
w a re h o u s e and orfice ·Aslodation Jn San Francilco
ftclllties. and is Vice President of l~
Guccione stated the purpose California Savings ~nd Lotn
of his design center in this League. He was •PPointed to way, 1'0 We hope b y
coordinating the Interior and represent the savings and loan
the eiterior desigm of our induslry.
projects to create the best Walter SUpe, llliltaDt dty
PQll!ble living 'en~ira.1me~t.. manqe:r for c 0 m m u a 1 t 1 Tti. Southem Cal1 f orn1a · , hocnebuyer ol tho 70's will be ~ d Ille d\)' d
more discriminating a n d 5acramtnto. Grad7 ii ' E1·
dlmancli01 than ever belore. ecuttve Vice PreAdelt "-Su
OUr center intends to combine Ditto ffoutinc, I uanproftt
tbe innovative new ideas of h o u 1 1 n & dtveloprnent cot·
tM• 70's with the traditional po.f!t.uon.M Oonnt'n. ueeuti
quality o( Republic Homes." director ~ I.he HOU 11 ft~
Authority Ind Redonlopmcnt
Who Cor1>? Ag<oc:y Of the city el Volltjo.
Grady and Mcllonnoll will
The Pacese.tter family plan:
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Room to live, room to grow at the
heart of the Irvine Ranch ~~:oo""'-t
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Move up to .1. Pacesetter home at The Ranch in Irvine
and you move into a: new way of living.
The Ranch has been especially·crealed fortodaY's
-young, active families on the moveoi.Homes, llke die
Vera Cruz model shown, offer comfortable, elepnt
Jiving, with more square footage per dollar.
Every home hu all the Pacesetter touches of quality:
the spoclous m~ter suii.., luxurious wpetlnr. a fam-
ily room, formal and Informal dining, beamed c:alhedral
ceilinp and warm te>tures throuJhovt, from tlte WOod
of the ifoublt-door ent ry to the ased bride of the dra-
matic fireplace. o.,lpd for living, bea11te Pausetter
build! homes, not full ho u<e<.
B!lllOOM %
HALL
DEN
Ok
IEO~OOM •
FAMILY ROOM
COATS
ENT~Y
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l<ITCHEN
. NOOK
DINING ROOM
. llVINC kOOM
And with every home, you r.1 room for srowins. The
~nd). re-creates the (HI o. an early-CaJifornl1 ranch,
with permanent greenbelts; eucalyptus-lined pastas
and I ceJ!b'•I park. A Poces6tler home at The Ranch is
1n4rrwestmentin land and an investment In fivlns.
O\!r 4-lle\lroom Vera Ctuz model is priced at $30,650.
0th• models, In 1 and 2 story deslsns, tl!lrt et $2J,4SO
with the best FHA and VA financing available. CQme
by today for a lo.ok. You'll probably want to Slay.
sales office 71418~
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tares about your commut1ilJ like p6blic 1l J1r&e. All mesnbtrs
rour communllJ' dlllY MWSPIPI' -wUI ICl'Ve 1t tht plu.surt ol
gon. lt't the DAILY PlLOf • the director of bousln1 and
community developmeat.
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_if, DAILY PILOT ·SltwdlJ...-1), 1969
'.Risk Cut N~al,ed r---------:-------------------------
--')Jifle,~~pa,ni~
R~p(Wt ·rrpfits
• WllSH!KGTQM _....,,. ll1Gll lenUon by tiUe comJ>llllea that
.nicent lndustrywide sllitistlcaJ their concentratJon on. rt.st . ·~udy in the ,.,UUe ~ance elim ination befoie insurln,, b · ' neld . finds .that · 191111 pre.tax :~~~g J>T!>frls of t t t J e necessary to better meet
Uftdetw11terii 1Wfaged 13 per.-public needs.
cent Of· ·gross operating in-Title insurers surveyed hAd
CQllO, ·~I to Tbonw J. 1981total""""of1741 million ~litdn, president 1..flf. tl!e .,.:s . l!IQI grOS! operating m-
Amerlcan Land Title 1As&ocia-come of nearly $317 mllllon •
. Uon. Operating expeMeS e1clu&ive
. This tigure com~ with ot losses and loss adjustment
JD68 pre-tax operating· prolils · ttpeT'lles, took 82.5 percent of
of. IS.8 percent fw :cs in-this amount. By comparison 1n
dustrial companies .li§tJ!l'.I in ise8, boiler and machinery .tn-
Standard and Poor's ·Analysll ' surance companies had
. Jlindbook, 'and 13.9 .-for 9i>enting expemes that total·
:$Un!:ty com~es m .the, pro-eel 60.8 perceot of operating~
: perty ~~ ~b1lltr field. 1 ~; surety c om pa n 1 e s
.-Part!Clpatine m ~.~LT~. ~operating expent05 at
· ;l!Wdy were ~ percent of ·the 51.7 i>erc<nt of _,iling in·
.title underwriter memberf <i come · and fidelity compaoit!
the association, Holstein said., were 1listed at 39 petcmt and M~ title underwriters In the stock JltillM:itJ and liability in-
nallon are .memb;ers or the surance oompsnies at 31.2 per-as:aoclalion .. liucty<iWonnation cent.
•as ~ined·-:(r;_om National ''1\tle company operating ~1atiQP·of lnrurance-com-expenses include the ezperties
mia:ioDtn. report dala. and and overhead it ·takes to pro-
does not ID<:lude. abst:raclers perly exaWne and insure land
who are title tpS!p'aoce agents. UU .. H ·~ · d I d H ,,.ft!M who ts rresident of es , Ol3iem e c a r e . . o~ . r-"Industry dedication to risk : LaCrosse. (Wis. l Cculty Tille elimination makes it possible
:Company •. sa1d the AL:rA to inSure titles for a one-time
·itud:i liDdinp suppxt.the C?n-prenrlum each time a real
•Meadowview
·.Off er~ _l~ig
Back Yard
One of the biggest back
yards in southern California
will be shared by numerous
property owner s a t
Meado w vie w, Rancho
Califnrnia ·s new c o u n t r y
estate development located in
&outhwest Riverside County.
No less than 94 or the 259
home sites compr i sing
~feadowview's first increment
back up to a 386-acre parcel,
designed for recreation parks
and green belts.
Aceording to officials of
Butterfield Land Corporation,
a subsidiary of Coldwell,
Banker & Company and ex-
clusive :sales agents r o r
Meadowview, the acreage has
great potential foe hiking,
~ riding aod other
outdoor activitfeS.· ijqµiring
ample space. The ·19· area
wi.U contribute to the ~nness
and pleasant rural atmosphere
fur the entire residential area,
they add .
I n d i v idual Meadowview
parcels are offered in one-half
to 13/4-acre sizes.beginning at
IS,9'0.
Rancho California is an
87,500 -acre multi • purpose
development of Kaiser Aetna,
the ne\v real estate devel~
ment arm of Kaiser
Aluminum & Chemica l
Corporation and Aetna Life
and Casualty Company. In ad-
dition to residenUal develop-
ment, large areas are devuted
lo commercial, agricultural,
light industrial and recrea·
tiooal operations.
estate transat'tion occurs."
L<lss and loss adJustnlept
expenses of the title insurers
jn the study· totaled nearly
$14.2 million in 1968 -or
about 4.5 percent of 1968 gross
operating income. The Joss .
and loss adjustment expenses
related to policies issued in
various years. For 1958, stock
property and liability Jn.
surance companles th a t
emphasize risk assumption
are reported to have ex-
perienced a )OM of 68.8 per-
cent of premium& earned.
"Occasionally, a ml!in·
formed person will. charge the
land title industry is making
high profits on low .Jou ex-
perieACe," Holstein continued.
"This kind of allegation
demonstrate1 misun-
derstanding of the waY tttle
companies operate. A L T A
members spend most ol their
time, money, and teehnical
skill investigating p u b 11 c
reconis before they insure
land titles against delecl! that
originated in the past -
before a purdsl:se or ln-
veatment. is Dade. 'This ap-
proach -Its· In the low
losses that ..,. tiile com-
panies are dlltng ·their job
right. It also me.ani that there
is maximum protectio n
against losing homes · and
other real estate because
land title defects."
Holatein added, ~ ' r h e
b~iness rl t1Cle evidencing
and lnluring require< sklllcd,
experienced employe&. Title
jnsurers wort to eliminate
risks before insurfnc. High
personnel costs and low loss
ratios result. It isn't surpris-
ing tn find tha~ in 19«8, the tJ.
Ile companies slu<ficd paid 432
percent of thell' g r o s &
operating income in salaries,
payroll tai:es. and employe
benefits.
Home With Tree
Valley Tract Offers Bonus
A live, fully decorated peclively, by ·the husband and
Chrislmas tree is b e i n g wife team of Howard and
presented lo every person that Carole Eichen of Fullerton.
buys a home between now and Twt!lve different e 1 t e r i or
Dec .. 25 at PBS C.orporation's desip are offered.
new Century }fomes develop-The ~wellinp f eat u re .
ment in Fountain Valley. valuted cei1"p and lbake ,
Bui Id er-developer John roof_11 1arge windows and .,
Parker, president or the sliding glass dodn, sunken .Jlv-
Corona del l\1ar building firm, Jnc rooni.s, wall to wall
Eays the live tret is being Of· carpeting. 'Jbe Jarie kllChens
lered to "encourage families are equipped wtih electHc
to st.art the seventies" in one ranp and dhflwctNn.
of the PBS' Pedregal themed Prtcea atart at aa.llO for a
homes. three-bedroom, ~lb plan.
The distinctive influence of A twNtory bGrne with four.
Pedregal. an exclusive P.1eJ:.ico bedrooma. two bltbs and
City suburb, is reflected in the a powdll!r room·is llao offer~.
architectural design or the Low down payment and con-
home and the positioning ol ventloftal terms are avall9ble.
the house on the lot. PBS Corpotatioa recenUy
PlacMg the houst on one donated three acres near. the
1ide of the property. em-model compJez to the City or
phaslzes privacy and provides Fountain Valley, which it will
1 spacious side entry and develop .into a park.
parking space for a boat. cam-Century Homes-Foontain
per or trailer, Parker noted. Valley is acceMible from the
The architect.uni des1gn of San Diego Frttway by takina
tho homes .nd. lbe -.. .-Bn>oklunt oil-ramp ana
and fumbhlngs Of the f°'"' ta loClled on Busbud bet""n
model uill ta1were created . .a--Elli1 and Garftekl.
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vacation. The day you move in.
Our big new air conditioned
Tibu ron homes are beautifully
nestle d in the middle of more
year-round family fun things than
you can even imagine. (You must
see it to believe it.l
The .year-roun d Tiburon Club
for instance. Lounges . Ki tchen.
Volleyball. Shuffleboard. Croquet.
Ping pong. Badminton . Out of
sight Bar B Q's.
Putting greens.
Sf)eclli:ular Olympic sized swim·
r ming:pooJ with racing lanes. (For
swim i)leets..J Wading.pools. Spe-
cial tot lots for tots. ·
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championship go lf course prac-
t ically next door. And a whole
ocean fu ll of water fun just 4 min-
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Our new homes are enormous .
(It took our designe rs almost a
year to create these exciting
plans). So you an d your fa mily
ca n enjoy.
And you'll have plenty of time
to live it up, too. All exterior
maintenance is done for you . By
professionals.
Come on over. Today. Tiburon.
This is fu ll on recreational Jiving
at its finest. This is the beginning
of ycur 52 week vacation:
The end of lhe 2 week vacation.
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From $23,750, Low FHA and VA
terms.
Directions: Tiburon is located in
Fountain Valley on Brookhurst.
Take San Diego Fwy. to Brook·
hurst., soulh one block to models.
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N•w doiuxe ., .... .,. All bit. DQYll SHOlU A 1110 T Ol'EN SUNDAY 11 • S Ivan Wells & Sons haye just completed 3 AttTo"1•e l + family ,..m
iru:, cha&" C11>t, dJi>a t.: land-Owner bulldhf& larger home -must sell I lolM • ltlt Drive brand new homes, ready for immediate occu·, in tieautltul Newport Stach
""'lrilv. Final buildin•• "' ll\l• profe11lonillly decorated & landscaped 4 lledroom1 family room. lilll~d room , ~ ~anc~ 4 bdrm•, 3 bat.bl plus powder room. ne;,bborl>ood . Hu !Uulou unit, oow .elllna:. 3 bedroom. 2 bath home wJth paneled den, bath home 111 final stages of campl8Uon. p1• dime ed fa~Dy _room w/fireplace. Formal 5~• as5Umable lol.n. OWN·
• 1 BR-J BA·.crplc,, plus wet bar; large master suite with Jacuzzi &: 101 Verde · stone. entry &.ftreplaces. Beauti· lnlng roem-!ltO!\fll breakfast area. Luxurl-ER ABOOLUTELY MUST · e 1 nR.2 BA·Ptlios ~team shower, dressing room & walk·in clos· fully decorated. J>riced at ........... ,155,000 ouFro•!Y ~a1rpe000t · Laild1caped courtyard. poals. SELL. 1Qulc.k posussion •
et. Today's kitchen with ·eatinv area. Huae m 'f 06,( • • don't de ay! •I BR·l B.A~eluxe sini::le 9. • 15 Lind• lilt Drive
SUNFLOWER AVE. carPOted waterfront terraco with additional New & beautiful 4 Bedroom, 5 bath home IYAN WILLS '&.SONS Btwn s. Main I:. Bristol canlallvered redwood deck aver water. Pier Ith 1 unk 1 ..
Located ~•mile E. 0, .south & slip. Wonderful buy at $119,500. :et b::.1R!dtS:f .t:~rr~c he~.&c!;!·ted& 1430 O'•lix'J. Driv• . (0,.n Dally) . 646-TSM
2341 Irvine Ave., NB ·
l'abulou.s Bad Bay ,vie-w
home. Lovely ol + famil)'
room, ran1bling, low, Cal i· '
!omill ranch 11yle. Boat ab)1 ..
are area. Pool lized lot.
Vact,nt • o'vn.r'• ~ly
iruOotl9 ftlr oller • "divorct
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$28,500-!
Bdrm + Family ~Rm.
--e1tq,-:l' · con\'enien1 area.
baths plus den + family
Cou< ~:ii ~f~~ C<"'" FRONT ROW VIEW landscaped. Must see! Priced ...... $1115,000. Roy , Wor~ c;o. Excluolvo Aglltt•
$22 S Luxurious home with permanent panoramic 57 Linde tale Drive ~· , · . · ( • 00 view. High ceilings, living room with marble Must se.e ~ Bedroom 4 Bath home '9.'ilh patio
Huge Swim Pool fireplace ; marble entry. View den. large. deck, s1tt1ng room and fireplace in master : m. AU electric kitchen
: •Ith ne\v dish\\·aaher . .Ele-
1 ant fireplace. S-1()..1720
Spacious btdroorrui, 2 baths. enough for billiard table. Huge master suite bedroom suite. Fam ily room hu sunken con· -.
built·in dream kitchtn, fUll with 3 other large bedrooms. Circular dining versation pit and fireplace ...... '162,000. &141·5110 Td~iRni8ErooLm.L 142 .,91 room; wet bar. $145,000. Open Sat. & Sun.; "" ._ 1380 Galaxy Dr. 90 Linde l•I• Drive RBELL 2955 Horloor
Gonorel 1000 General IM ---.:.!~ IOOOGonoral 1000 ~eautiful 4 Bedroom, 4 Bath home with extra IA Y & MOUNTAIN VIEW lar1e living room & master Bedrooin. Car-NO QUALl~YING
OILOAN
GRACIOUS.
LADIES ••• I Ji.a .. 11len By Xmaa -
J lloclroom• + Famlly Room ~ ~ l Coldwell, Banker
! OfFERS:
BALBOA l'ENINSULA
Fabulous home on 3 lots. 4 BR's., fam.
rm . + play rm. fGreat spot for pool table ).
Blk . to ocean & bay. OWC !st T.D. at 6.5%.
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Cathryn Te'nnille
:f CORONA DEL MAR
lf Gorgeous view & close to beaches! Beam~
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1 • CQodition -only 4 yr-ti . old. $89,500.
, Carol Tatum .,
t 'i IDEAL FAMILY HOME
' 'I Lido Isle. 60 Ft. lot. 179,500. Just steps
•f to bathing beach. 5 Bedrooms, 3 baths;
1 i lanai: street-tirslreet, large patio. Good
,, valu e !
"!Mary Lou l\larion
1 :. SHORECUFF'S WITH VIEW
I ;tcharming home adaptable lo expansion.
1 :i Private gate leading to lovely beach. 3
' '.i Bdrms. 2 Baths. $65,000
CORONA DEL MAR
Owner move.d -must sell immedial•ly, this f:t• &: drapes. Landscaped. Boat alip. Near
3 bedroom, 31'2 bath home with den; large . •nnis court & clubhouse. . .......... •114,000 Take o~r thia 71/,~ per an·
nip Cl lot.rt With onJy $2,100
upstairs sitting room with fireplace. Expen-
sive draperies. Can easily be increased to 5
bedrooms. $82,500. Open Sat. & Sun . 1606
Antigua Way.
DOYER SHORES VIEW
Original owners transfer of business location,..
necessitates sale of this beautifully landscap-·
ed ho1ne. Courtyard entry leads to panora·
mic view. Bright, sunny living 'room with
vie\Y of the entire back bay. Den; 4 larie
bedrooms, 4 spacious baths; all electric kit·
chen. Dining roQn1, marble fireplace. Over
3,000 sq. It. $89,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 1130
·Santiago Dr.
LINDA ISLE
Exceptional bayfront buy. 5 Bld.room1, 41f.a
baths. 2-story bar.front home d•signed 1or en·
tertaining &: family living. Huge filmily room
accomodates billiard table. hlaster suite with
fireP.lac e. F o r m a 1 dining room. Separate
maid's quarters. Asking $f35,000. Open Sat.
& Sun., 14 Linda Isle
BEACON BAY
Exceptionally spaciou s home with 3 b e d -
rooms, family room & fireplace plus sepa-
rate apartment with 2 bedrooms. A wonder-
ful location for children -comm.unity beach
-teMis courts -pier &:: floats. This could
be a single home lvith either 5 or & bedrooms
~79,500. Call for app't.
Linda Isle Devttopment Ce. doWn ii&J>m•nt Md move In
lOIO Beyside Dr., N.B. Biii Oruncfy •7~3211 before Xma.s! -4 Bedroom~. 1~~~~~~~~~"'!1'!~!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!i!~l 2 baths. 14 x 20 FAMILY I I O a'::'.l ROO~r. Cat'pet~. dra~s, Genera l 1000 •n1r1I flMI! l'Mi"t: &; oven! Total price ------..:-..... M , I $23,950 lnIRRY! I/I ore eop. WE SELL A HOME
4 BR. + farn, rm. '.!:' ba.
(Romii.ri tubJ, · 2 fplCs . (one
in r-Mtr. ·Br.>. Quality crpta.
I.: drps. Kitchen extras incl.
Diahm».ster, mb:er I-appli·
anct outlets. Shows Uke new.
In self"°ntalned Univt?l'lity
Pk. Exceptional rech!•tlon
facilities, •wimmbw pools,
tt:nnis courts, l[rl"tnbelts,
you A: )'OW' fmiily will en-
joy, Well priced &t. $34,300 ..
aet le compare.
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3 bdrmt 2 baths. come-r lot
with l!ltorate area for camp.
f!t' etc. Vacant &; ready 10
move into.
$26,950
Go Home EVERY 31 MINUTES
"Than.,,,.. ....... Why not Walker & Lee pt one .to YOl.r liking? ThW
~ oUtrs a '11.t:sp.o-llv· 2190 Hm»r Blvd. at Adams
111&. 3 bedrooms, the smell· ""~" ,._...1 ~ 'ti! 9 PM
eat ct which ls just 15' x 12', ~ '-ll""" •
Jarse family room. Bmlt·in r=._ electric tltcMn pjus utility
room. Completely fenced
end privat• --· -FOR LE•SE Bay Newport Bellah. Prked ~
rlfht •t $47 ,75:t.
M•sa Del Mar
Ilg 4
lft:re ls a ilea.ming friendly
Camily home in a choice
area. Ne1\'ly ~nted and
carpf!\ed. Te:icas 1ize btd·
Mesa Verde !SPiit Jevt:I
\\'Ith pool, 4 bdrms, lart:e
family home. Great loca-
tion, 10me vie"'· $385/
mo. includin&: uardener
.I: pool servtce.
rooms, l ~ baths. d re a m
kitchen with ttfinisbed satin -
eabl"'"· Bui ot •II ""'Y 4 lecfrtn•$24, 9S0-
;29,400. Spacious home, 2 baths. Ap.
pealill&' fireplace, ~luded
rear livin1 room. l.argt: en·
cloeed patio. Family room.
TARBELL 14' 0604
Will like this sitanish 4 Bd.
homt:. Lots of wrou.ibt hon
and adobe with ·8 courtyard
.entry. For $39,950 "·ooldn't
any larnily move in .
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
162' HARBOR BLVO.
546-16411
OPEN EVES TILL 1:30
OoHer's Paradise
Beaut home located on lllth
llftn of 27 holt: Bt:rmuda
Dunes· finest de~rt ccum!
Roomy l BR, 3 BA, furnish·
•d hon1c. l ncls 2 goU cart•.
Club n1t:mbership avail. Ask.
ing $95,00l • xlnt tt:rms.
Linda Isl• Development
Biii Grundy 67S.nto
.fmROOM -$31,9!0
FHA TERMSI
2400 1q. fl. or llUpttb. ~auty
.I: comfort. Eltttric push but.
ton bullt·inl. 2 b&th3, fam·
ily room. Carpe"t!I, drapes. ..,.,,,.
TARBELL 2'15 Harloor
Nw: ~ beach, atrlctly ~
ti1e with beautitu! ~%. % Cl
uanna.b!~ loan at $112 ptr
month indudes taxes too.
LoveJy \Vhitc b1iC'k custom ..
ftrep\acf! l.; panelinJ. Car·
pcti &.: drap!!! Gold medal·
1ion .tll-electrlc kltchen.
S'o\'ftpin&; patio oft family
room fot the junloc extcu·
tive entertainer.
WI SELL A HOME
IVERY '1 MINUTES
Wilker & Lee
2m Hartior Blvd. at Adams.
-()pon 'til 9 PM
4 BIDROOM • $'2)00
HUGE BONUS ROOM
Prime area. ~ bome-
tiectric built-in kitchtn, e-lt:·
1ant fireplace. Huge-bonus
room for those holiday par·
ties. 540-tno
TARBILL 2955 Harloor
COLLEGE PARK
4 llR . -2 Botho
A11ume 5-%,-. Leen
Price 129,000 -~ Do\vn
GHrge Wllli•mnn
REALTOR
673-4'50 67:1-1564 Ev ... , 1 I Kathryn Raulston
· Walk lo beach from Spanish-type 4 Br.·
:,home. Tile roof, great patio w/Lemon &
·•Avocado trees. '59,500.
1 '.'Carol Tatum
IAYFRONT
Taken in trade. Ready for immediate occu·
pancy. Large 2-story bayfront home with 4
spacious bedrooms, large IJving room, for·
mal dintng room; paneled den with wet bar.
Really private master sui.te with 1ltthls room
& extra large dressing room. P ier&: float for
large power or sailboat. See thiS exciting
buy. Asking $175,000. Open Sat. & Sun. 515
Bayside Dr.
2152 Columltia Drive
O,On Soturd•y 1-5
Newport
llOt 0-rol lllllhMrol IOOO ,
S~1\.~lA:4t.~s~ '• , :t LUSK HARBOR VIEW HIW
;~4 BR. 2 Ba .. kitch·family room corribo 3 :~Car gar. Prof. landscaped. Harbor & oce~n :~vie~'. "Sparkling". $59,CHXI :iAI fink
OPEN HOUSE LUSK H.Y.H.
Open: Sun. 1·5. 3430 Seabreeze; nea'r knew
3 BR . 2 Ba. + lge. fam. rm. opening on
lge. teri:ace & prof. landscpd. rear yard.
Must see! $49,850
Joe Clarkson
IAYCREST 546,500
fSmartly decorated 3 bedroom living or
:family room; 2 baths; also, 2 1fi rflplaces.
•:Lush g a rd e n s , Immac. Adult lived in.
:sShort escro\v.
'.~hlary Lou ~tarion .,
·~ HAl'l'Y HOUDA YS! ·~We are working and.glad to show you any ~of our fine listings. Call for app't. to see
icamen Shores, EaslbluU, Bayshores, Ccr
1Crona Del Mar. Lido. Beycrest, H'a r b o r
·rV ie'v I-Jilts. Priced from $35,500.
:~1rs. H'arvey ·
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550 NEWPORT CENTER O~ .•
1 } NEWPORT BEACH
iohn macnab
REALTY COMPANY
90t O.vor Dr., Suite 120
642-1235'
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4 bdrm Mesa Verd'°. Po;>-
ul•r plan hu 3 baths,
convenient break t·a st
counter, hU,e aame room
'vilh Jlreplact. Across
fron1 1oU course. J u~t
li1tcd at l-14,950.
Open Sundoy l·S
IHS KORNAT
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Sharp 3 + family room in
Huntinfton Buch, \Wit ot.
Newland Mrlh ol Hamilton.
S22-0/mo.
Ll!a1e •t S350 'vith option
to buy. Lovely Newport
Beach 4 + family rc.m +
dinina; room 'vith view ol
Back Bay. Vacant now.
Quick p0.~seS1ion. % bdnm
completel)I furnished Con-
dominium SI'E/mo.
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Victor I•
646-1111
Anytime
SCREAMING
HICiH
CEILINGS •..
In tt'li!I exquisite J Bd. homt.
with family room. formal
dininc room and We car·
petlna tb&t you may want to
mow. $39,fµ) and it's yours.
Colasworthy & Co.
''Asent" "For A \Vite BU)'"
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Open Sat/Sun 10-5
1220 DOLPHIN
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ORANOI! COUNTY'S . 1 1. r 1 .1 ~:;:==~~~
LARGEST 1 '
Form•I Dini"' RMm
See this beautiful 1.rv1ne Tt:r.
~ 3 bdrm 2 bath home-.
1-1~ Uv nn w/ fr1>le. +
la.m rm overlookine J.arte.
patio for entertainlJI&, All
thia & men in 2500 ,q. ft.
Best b.Qr in area! -r;, ,.~, ........ lj. -
Lachenmyer 2629HAR80RBLVD. ISE,RSUA I 546 1640 -' 1 J I I I · ~1l1ack_gaQ: A great •!'IA OPEN EV!S TILL 1:30 ~ i:'J:tEi::·~:goj . . . • wntton thof science hos r•
521, 9 50 aontly COl!IO up with Is a roe·
11'8med "'ill""' buHt e BtACH fiARGi1Ni IHILTAW I i"11 form thot unfolds into a
around an enclosed atrium 2 BR, 2-stol'y; vacant, quick ' I I I I I patr e f '°"''' IO \l•U hive
that ha.11 brick BBQ & a cas. po!!Se-u, c oi-ner ltwt, i;.z '--'·'-"'·-&.. -'·'-L.-' somethint 1t - -in."
cading \Valerta.11. covered pa· walk to beach. $21,300 • Or
tio, 30 ft. workxhop. Built· ~sl ofier! I' UL HIM I ~ il -t ..
in Electric kitchen. 3 bl!:d· CAYWOOD REALTY , 8 Coinotete th• chuckle ~ ~Hif~~55 Harbor ti.l:Mi \V. O>ut Hwy., NB
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BY Owner ~ Irr assumablt! ~ 541·$111 units. Dtivt by 154:> Santa 4 IEDRM • 2 IATH :a: -n: . •• L
GI Joan 3 Br. 2~; ba, din llMl'cinlNti..l Ana Ave. then ca.ll Exq:utaite Hawaiian ~m. I.• ~~TILE.fotl ( [ ( I I I 1,
rm, ram rm. walk to schlll. Jf:.!:~~!£ Battfa iltalfy =i~orki~~~· t~~~ace. =---. . . . , , . . . .
Cliner1I 1000 General
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.: 1700 NEWl'ORT ILYD.
(: 1: 646.7171 I' I! MOVE IN FOR CHRISTMA S I f.nw. t'ozic~t i bf>droom on a 1Pcluded no· J• )~traffic slrl'C'! in East1ld .. Co~ta i\1cs•-fX>· r;· tghlJul hom('s all around. Lo11" lo\\' 522.-1 !50 \1·ilh 10'1> do"n, Interior l'Ompltll'i)I I p11int~ READY NO\V:
l;~BRANO NEW ' COUNTRY CLUB
f.;;u.tom -built 3 tH?droom 2 bath with l•rlr'" Er-tam11y room and 12x20 alaued recre•Uon , f.~ ~tra utUltx room. Oostt •J>ll~ 1•· ,~en. Open Sund&Y 1.,).-,Ml,500-?ttove ln
f. f'J, "'"'· i MESA DEC MAR CHARMER
SOn one ti. t.he ftntT ttrerta. Llrae 3 ~· ~ In Immaculate condllton. Olnln1 reont :r.>." _ _!'!mUy room -Profts1ion11ly t@nded
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tandlcapt,_ -S31 .000 -Po1stulon In 2 tdu poaalblt.
i. · OWNER Will TRADE -
f2 blocks rrom buk bty ~!. broroom 3 beth f!.icecutlv~. fM'!lly hoh\e, O\l•ner 11'111 l.r&dt
•for a smaller homr in Colta l\ltia art•. I ~"" c~ to Uvr In WestcVft to tully. i' or s:D,200. HO\\' can )'Ou 10 .Wronr:? • ......... .. ...
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l,n thl~ 10W:ly 3 btd.room. 3 blth f\\'O 1tory
reatur1ni larr• •tpu•lt family room. tor·
m•I dln1n1 •rt:•. oversli:e double 1arar.
OlpnUc yard loctttd on • qultt 1lde 1treet.
$3J.99S. ---
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GOLD MINE!
~one btdtoem UJ\1~110' tront.l(t on 11th
St. 1900.00 month JIOltntlal lnternt. 1.-.
1uroe II ~ IMPl-Tu ahe-Jttr-SJ>mdable.
Onty 10~•-down-llO.OIXI. HUM:!! \'ou will only WW!l a one-wa.t ticket to this
drimatlc hacltnda wtlh all the cbarm ot
Old Madrid. Vaulttd betmtd ctlUt\tl In a
3-bfdroorn and famll.Y·room. Gnib your hat Cn>at ln\'t1lmtnb are a v..U•ble-tn Rea.I Se-nor! Only $o12.500 In Harbor Vi!W Homos F.atate todt¥ -Tht onl1 w.., left to be-at
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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOU~l!S FOR S.lLl HOUiil5-FOR SALE
DAILY PILOT'~
liOU~ES l'OR SALi • ' ,HOUSES FOR SALE _ HOUSES FOR SALE 1~0USES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
1 Oen.rel 1CIOIG1n1ral · 1000 Ge"•r•I 1000G1ner1I tOOO Genera.I 1000 0.Mrif • IOIOG1ner1l 1ooOGener•I 1• !
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THE
''MINI
DOWN''
Comes to
Fountain Valley.
It's T ruei for Only
You can own t Century Homes Two Plan,
Unit Ono and have all tho features listed
be:ow included in the price of $30,950 at
No Extra Cost!
Century Homes/Founlein Volley
Compo re!
Cen tury Homes Feotures at No
Extra Cost include: )
e Tatel (100%) use of full-ize lot. 12 to
19ft. wide spoce beside our home for
recreational vehicle -boot, camper,
trailer -or use space how you wish.
e Sturdy, cedar shake roofs
e Rugged. veulted, beem ceilingo
e P~ivacy -6ft. decorC'Jtive block walls
~omplete with gates.
e Fine quelity well-to-well cerpeting
e Hend some brick fireplaces
e Separate re creation rooms ·and studies
e Patio-master-bedroom suites
e Underground utilities
e Fully-insuleted ceilings
e Continuous-cleaning double ovens
e Gorden kitchens
e Sunken living room:;
e Wide, deep window s
e Concrete driveway:>
e Specimen tree in every yard
e YOU OWN THE LAND
'HOW CAN IT BE TRUE? IT'S SIM PLE,
WITH ABOVE DOWN PAYMENT OF
$1550.00 THE TOTAL AMOUNT FIN-
ANCED IS $29,400.00 AND 360 PAY·
MENTS OF $229.00 EACH, (INCLUD·
ING PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST AT
8.5 "/. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE)
PAYS THE LOAN OFF IN 30 YEARS.
Century Homes/Fountein V elley
Best Doller Value, No Oplionel Exlres,
Minute s From Beach
Low. Low Down Payments
962-5559
Century Homes/
Fountain Valley
f> On lu1h1rd StrHt
between G1rfield Ave. ind Elllt Ave.
l o/ efc f/.:Jarrelf l'-ea(f'I 1• ""'=~ .. ·~::,-;,,..,.. FOREST E. I R Es
Pr'16flnfJ Lov•ly Orl•nt.i """lor 0 L s 0 N • ---:---" U
w11" •"••!• .,.11o ,.., w • -• ·~ 1»4 llt . LyS
RARE WESTCLIFF CONDOMINIUM
Elegant, spacipus, immaculate -1 STORY.
2 bdrms, 2 baths & separate dining room.
Pool, lush gar den s & private patios. 11'1)·
mediate occupancy -adults. $48,500.
Office Optn Saturd1ys & Sund1y1
PETE BARRETT REAL TY
1605 W11tcllff Dr., N.B.
642-5200
I
1000 G1n1ral 1000
WHERE ~LSE?
Cii.n )'OU find 4 lxirm!,
fa1nily 1'00m, dishwash-
er, quiet cul • de • u c
strttt. huse covel"Cd &
i;creened patio & a
Doughboy f'(X)L all for
CONDOMINIU~
"BEST BUY IN TO\VN."
T\\'O bedroom!!, dining room,
built -in kitchea, carpeted
and draped. Enclosea pri·
vatf patio garage, swin1·
ming pool and clubhouse fa-
cilities. A BARGAIN AT
$18,500.
~pacious s11.imml11i pool. 24
Inside is a Inc. Realtors
'r~.,:~~~:1.~· $17.500? MUST BE YEARS c·i.lfli."'11.1 ... 1r1 large dining room q .& ·c;,
S89.loo YESTERDA y·s A b
Liatcd .xclu~v.i, wHh PRICE Q F ~--~~4,j\1
3 UNITS
$29,950
Ea..qgide Cosla ~1esa. !'pan-
ish ti.le rool. rtnta.ls on large
77xl50' lot. Income s.::s:i
n1onth. Our best lncon1e re·
turn in Al'f!a .
Exclu1ive With
Newport
A real doll house. Im· · . ....,, ~
maculate throughout. \Vail REAL to ·\\·all carpetlng. Freshly
painted. Beautiful paneltnr.
lfogo ., It IM"' n>Om. ESTATE Shake roof found only in
more expensi\'e homes. Sub-
~ .;,~:: ~paymonl. EXPERIENCE:;~~
CUSTOM
NEW ENGLAND
FARM ·
It 's the SOLD SIGN th at counts
WE SELL 3 HOMES PER DAY
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, ,,.on I y $26,800. Prime
North C.osta h1esa lo-
cation near schools &
1hopplnt;. Terms to suit.·
at
Victori•
At fabuloU! Nc11-port Beach.
4 niaslt'r size bedt'OOms. :?
run baths. 1'~ann kitehen .
pahtry • delu.\:e built-ins.
•1u1e li -Ft. Ne1v England
fan1ily room with tons ol old
b 1· i c k fi~place. Winding
slaircase to unique heavy
beamed studio or -I-luge
5th bedroom. 5~1i% annual 646-8811 ~C rate loan available. Un-LET YOURS BE NEXT " ,
JtSa.. ~'O:TS
~ WALLAC!
~EAL TORS
-546-4141-
(0pen Ev1ninp)
Evenings Call 673-fill6
WOULD EAGLES
DARE? Z::--=~~~;.:z-z::-::::=-:--=::Jot L'OUrst', who 11·ouldn't \\'i!h
DOWNTOWN
C.1\f. Oose lo City Park &
iihopping, This cute 2 bdrm
& den horl'lf' features • large
fencrd lot, hardwood floors.
Heatilator fircploCI". L-iJit
tnees etc. Priced l'ight at
$22,750
a view like thi5. Lo\·cly 4
Bd. home 1vilh a quie-f n!'igh-
Ool'l1ood, Vacant and ready
10 fly in. S38.5CD recently re-
ducoo. A1ay 11·e help you'!
ORANGE COUNT.Y'S
LARGEST
2629 HARBOR BLVD.
546-8640
REAL Y OMPAN OPEN EVES TILL a,30
* 642-1771 Anytime* $26,950
'. CAMEO SHORES. . 5 Bedrm. 3 Bath
'Be in bv Chris1n1as~ 4 Bd· B)g Fics1a pool. Full dining
mis., 2i:i ba., w/lgr. yat•d, l'OO!ll, Rich paneling, hand-
occan view S: priv, l.'Onimun-soinr. bai·. Bcs1 buy on to-
ity beaches. &sl buy in day ·~ niarkcr! P rin1r area.
(lnyti,mi) :4=.at $.18,950. Dial Nol\'!
l~~""-"=""I
Qf 5 ne\V homes 11•ith Vil"l'.'S
forever .. ~ & 4 Bd's. S43,5ro ~
and $6-1.500. Buil1 ins and
TRIPLEX
EAST SIDE
EARNS $5 ,800 I ' Trt'tnendous 1 alut! ! :: large I rnany extras. 01vner 1nay ex.
change for 111.ls! lif!fils or
1'' & C lols.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
2629 HARBOR Bl VD.
546-8640
OPEN EVES TILL l :lO
52' Lido Bayfront
Large older horne. Sandy
Beach, Pirr & Slip. Best lo-
calio11. Vacant & 1vido1v anx·
ious. Fllakc a ctc31 now!
Roy J. Ward Co.
1Bayc1-cs1 OUict"!
1"30 Galaxy 616-1,j;)Q
units. :! bedroou1 and 2 bath~J
each. Dclu.-.e kitchen with
built-ins, Only $65((1 dO\vn
and ju8! 7 years young. Lu.x.
ury raJ'JICting and drapes
throughout_ Afan i cured
grounds. Eaclosed garages.
Priced· no1v at $36.s:JO. Sec
today. Dial 6-1().0003.
LEASE -OPTION
3 BEDROOM-POOL
Cameo Shores, Ownrr 11·iU 5~0-1i20
consider lcasini; w/oplion. TARBELL 2955 Harbo r Me.sa Verde "
Riddle I. Ross 675-7225 BAYCRESJ SPECIAL $24, 950
Cusloin rstate ho1ne ri::;ht on
!he bluU~. :: lari;c
h<>drooms. 2 baths. Deluxe
pool. Spacious 1 am i I y
kitchen 11Hh all latest:
built-ins. HUgc 20 ft. li\·ing1
room. \\'all to 1v a 11
carpeting throughout .I
t'reshly painted. AU !he!
charm and privacy you)
could &Sk for. Only $3J ;j()(),l
Call no\\·: &l:i--0303
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 4 B d + D Near Oill Dr. 2 BR, den, e rm en FORE::,! E. I
ranch slylr 11·uh heavy 4 bd1·n1 + fonnal 1tining -1-2 baths, built-in kirchcn. cov-
shake roof. :i:::xpo5C'CI beam pool. hlovc-1n condition. Call r rcd patio. Cat•agc I l'ar-
·ct'iling~. uscd bri«k fi1-e-us roday. port. O\vner helps with fin · OLSON
place, carpeted. ~.950. Kin. DAV IDSON R1ally Talll:inBJO:. j.\0.1720 Inc. Realtors
gaard R.E. r-.1t 2-2'.?22 =:;.i<;.=:":'°:::~E=':·rs:·:":';·l:833:"::A:R:::ELL 2955 H•rbo'===
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
(2 Bedroom)·
316 El · J\1odena, Ne,vport I-leight!'
641).7171 !Sun 1·5)
234 24th Place, Costa f\1esa
646-7171 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
(2 Bedroom & Family or Den)
1519 Bonnie Doone Terrace. Cdl\'l
673-0145: 675-4031 !Sal & Sun 1-5)
(3 Bedroom)
**106 Linda Isle Drive, Ne\vport Beach
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
2252 Columbia Dr. tCollege Park) Ci\·!
646-881l !Sat 1-5)
8712 Princess, l·luntingtrin Beach
545-0405 tSal 12·5)
2032 i\·liramar {Peninsula) NB _
645--0303 tSun 1-a)
424 f\'larguerite. Corona del f\1ar
673-8550 . (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(3 Bedroom & Fami:y or Denj
*1821 Sabrina Terrace, Corona de! J\.1ar
673-2222 (Daily 1·5)
715 Bellis (EastbluU) NB
675-1662 (Sat & Sun 1-51
4645 Gbrham Drive (Cameo Shores) Cdl\.1
675-2503 !Sat & Sun 1·51
3430 Seabreeze, <Harbor View Hill s) CdM
113J.{)700 : 644-2430 I Sun I ·5)
1437 Bonnie Doone, Corona del Mar
673-32 11 : 541-6613 1Sat ·t2·5)
*2048 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
646-3255 !Sun 1·5)
815! Dartmoor, Huntington Beach
545-0465 (Sun 12·5)
401 El Mo.dena, Newport Beach
673-8550 (5at 2-5)
316 Albert Place, Costa Mesa
54&-23t3 (Sun 1-5)
17646 Rockrose \Vay, University Park
673-8550 (Sal 1-5)
(4 Bedroom)
*4639 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM
675-3.'!31 (Sun 1·5) 2365' Colgate Dr. (College Park) CM
547-21111l · (Sal & Sun)
*2585 Tustin Ave. (Back Bay) CM
64&-5608 (Daily)
3108 Roanoke. Costa Mesa
545--0465 (Sun 1·5)
4501 Hampden Road (Cameo Shores)
CdM, 675-7225 (Sat & Sun l·Sl
(4 Bedroom & Family or Denj
535 J\.Jargilette Circle, Costa Mesa
545-5618 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
1700 San1ar Drive (1\tesa Verde) cri-1
540-1083 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1430 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
616-1550 (Open Daily)
**333 l\'lorning Star Lane (Dover Shor·
es) NB, 642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
l 130 Santiago Drive (Dover Shore s) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
**515 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1993 Kornat (r.1esa Verde) Ci\1
5-16-5990 (S un 1-5)
· 3062 Capri ( J\lcsa Verde) Ci\1
546-5990 • !Sal & Sun 1-5)
*1930 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 !Sun 1-5)
*2005 Balearic Dr. (1le~a Verde ) CM
540-7573 (Sat & Sun)
1921 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
(Sat & Sun 11·5)
2088 Centella Place, Newport Beach
&15-0303 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
**1930 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
645-0303 (S un 1-51
2339 Colgate Drive (Co1 lege Park) CM
642-1771 (Sun 12-4)
**90 Linda Isle Dr . (Linda Isle) NB
6i5-3210 "(Sun 11-51
**15 ·Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 (Su n 11-5)
**57 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 (Sun 11-5)
**!Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 . (Sun 11·5) ttss Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 (Sun 11-5)
*501 Kings Place (Newport Heights) NB
641>-03i2: 64&-221!0 Eves. (Sat & Sun 12-5)
(5 Bedroom)
ttt4 Linda Isle Drive, Newport Beach
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
(5 Bedroom & Family or Den)
**16 Linda !sic Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 (Sun 11-5)
(6 Bedroom & Family or Den)
1423 Cfal~xy Drive (Dover Shore s) NB
541H617 : 646-8186 (Open Daily)
APARTMENTS FOR SALE P -2 & 3 Bedrooms)
746 !\fain Street, Huntington Beach
536-2579 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(2 Bedrooms Eech)
516 Femleal, Corona de! Mar
673-2222 ' (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(3 + lj
4t7 ~Iarigold, Corona dcl Mar
673-8550 (Sat & Sun l-5) ...... •* w ...... .... ••• ,.., ... w ....... .,
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FORCID SALi!
GOOD INVESTMENT!
Death in family causri1
sale or this comml!l'clal
n1onry makrr. :J storir.,
-laundr11.mat, br('r ta\'-
rrn 4: TV rrpair shop.
Evrrything gocs 11·ith
laundran1at. o l hr 1• 2
&tore!! leased. Priced a t
only $i3,000.
ANXIOUS SELLER
SHARP! SHARP!
Fanta~tic Republic home:
in <1.bsolulely rrrrect
a nd sparkhn,i:;; co11d!tion.
4 bcdt·oom • 3 bath, !ll'r-
placc, bll ln5, cpt" !lnd
drapes Hkt nr11·. :\ cn1·
garabe and ntce 11hak,.
roof add excellent s lrtict
11.ppcill. Jl.1aster bf'drooni
1, r xt1·a lar{;l' 11nd 1·,.ry
i.ilush. Askin;: S'17.!l30.
346-:>4'10
G.l.'1
SHORT ON CASH
\\'ell. no nc~d to 1\·orry
here. Approximately $700
is the rotal cost lo buy
this \o\·ely ho1nc, if ~·ou 're
A G.J. ImagiM a cute 3
BR ..:: separate dining
area. Newly painted,
drapes, beautiful rocky
mountain s tone fireplace
in L.R. Payn1r.nts les~
lha11 ren!. .t•uu priN'!
$2S.OOO ~&-5440
UNIEL!EVAILf
VALUE
Onlr ~24 ,930 In tht>
heart or Costa .\lcsa.
ln1ma1.:t1la le, alt nr11·l.v
painted in 11nd out. High
quality 11· 11· rpts. thru
oul. J bedroom. 2 bath~.
~'amily room. all blt-im.
Bcaulitul laYa rock firr-
place in L .R. \Valk t<)
1chools. 546<54·10
llG HOUSE--
SMALL PRICE
GOri;rous 4 bdrm chann·
r.r. Entcrlainrr's living
rpom ceiling hi i;h fire·
pli~cr. Lar~e master hd-
1·n1, all bit-i n 11·lfe-savcr
kitchrn. Drsirable Mesa
Dfol ~lar loc. \Valk to all
11chool.~. !furry i1's too
:<harp !<) last at ~33.500.
346-5440
GU.I YOUR HAT
and hurry ol'er to this
sharp 1 bedroom and
tam!ly roon1 :\ bath
honic, ii "'on•t la.st~
Family room features
fireplace and ~aut.iful
pancliqg. l·l om c ha11
lovely Jge .living room
11• i th forma l Dining
.room In most dPsirable
location lnr 344.950.
-546-5440
FOR LIASE
Closc to 1\•ater in Beau-
tiful Bayshort11 com·
pletcly furnished 2 bdrm
home is 1\·ha1 lhis is
i~ -11•1\h lots of chaMn,
Trrrific [ireplaC(' In LR
1\•ilh beamed ceilin~.
Lrase t.hru J unP 15,
1970. 546·3440
KING SIZE
nnd fit for your Queen!
Thi5 beautiful, immacu-
1111.c 3 bedroom and ram.
ily room ln ?lfrsa Verde,
Paccsettrr that jg really
selling the pace. fea.
lure! all bit-ins. covered
patio, block 1\·an~ :iUr•
round U1i1 Queen palace.
1\skin5; S35.730.00
546-M-tO
WHEEL I. DEAL
Thi! must sell! J BR
home 1~ \•aca.nt. Olvner
anxiou., for quick saJe.
i\1any expensive cxtraa
here. Jn desirllble Col·
legr Park Area of Costa .
l\1esa. Blt Ins, 1veU land·
scapcd front &: rear.
Asking $28,000.
~6-5440
Call Us Now For FREE Appraisal And Avoid
The I st ·of the Year Rush!
No Obligation , 1>f Cour.e .
I WATCH
YOUR Wlfl
Her cyei1 will light UI'
when she !ees this out-
1tandin:; kitchen 11·ith
all bltins Including dish·
\vashrr. BcRullfully
malnlained 4 brdroom
in good location of Me!la.
del l\lar. Spacioui1 cov·
rrrcl patio. Almost nr1v
\\'/\v cpt:<i in LR, J·lall~.
FR. and MBR. Your t>yc.~
11ill light up Ill orlcr rir
$29.4:>0.00 516-0440
IUUTIFUL
WISTCLIFF
Tcrrl[ic flnanci~g on
this beautiful Ne\'tport
Beach 3 BR And family
room. Home is vacant
and 01vn rr \Viii carry
2nd T.D. so you can ll.5·
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loen. The loan 11lonr! i!
11·orth tltC' prici: or $115,.
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caII us now! We have ·
three brand new 4 BR .
and FR homes ln good
location or Costa ?-.fe:sa
for only $29,175. Now In~
eluded at no extra cost
11re w/\11 cptg:. & drapc11 ..
Rear fcncin~, front land-
sca pi ng 11nd sprlnklt>r!I.
Pl u:o; all blt·1nii. Buyer
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BEAT THE TIGHT MONEY MARKET
With Loan Assumptions ,
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Here Are Three To Choose From :
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P'Hi, 51/4 •/• FhMnClnt
\Vo1v'. 3~~;, [lnanc\nJ:'
l\vailable! This Is popu-
lar .T·plan In i\ft'sa Verdf"'
\\'itlt excellent paint and
cpts. throughout Pool
is frnced 11•1th l;frea1
torrthought tor small
children. Come and lleC J
All tor on1y $34.000.
546·5440
.A.uume 61/••/. Lon
$3950.00 do11·n paymrnt
1vlll move you In to thi11
lovrly two ~tory fh·t
brdroom 11 n d . famil~
roorn home. Beautiful
epU! ln LR and fo111lly
room. Landsca.pini; i~
terrlrlc and con1ple-
mcnts lovt>ly co1·cred
patlo. f\111 price $.'34.950.
546-5440
CONDOMINIUM
Lovely 1.-ondo. Sun deck
off of master bedroom,
Spacious pa.Lio. CU.!!lom
11hadc! and dra~s in·
c:luded In 1ale J)rlef! ot
$26,950. A.~sumc 6.6~
loan Sl5.3.00 J)t'r month
Includes ta xe~. ·1rui.,
princlpal And lnlcrPst.
J\la.lnt. ttt oer month i11
$23.00 4 Bedrooms, 2 :1
Bath!. 546-3440
PAUL • WHITE •
CARNAHAN
Ree1111 Co.
1093 IAKER STREET, COSTA MESA 546°5440
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yr1,. KI =· •d~an~~.:, ~ Jn Do•• Sllolft 4639 f1irflokl. ~moo Shor.. 1;4 MILE FROM IEACH Call -·
,.OPKN SUNDAY l.5 ~n Sunday 1·5 s20 0 l1lboo l1l1nd 2355 3 BR,' BA. walk 1o "'"". lnt S.ntl1,. Drive 500 ,99 -~·, center. Pool. Avail
•' Boy vt.w 1ron1 '""' 4 lit, tlis, oporklint Pool. $11, -~
..... In""' 10"'". lldtm HUNTINGTON IEACH $37S mo/yrly. Avail Jao. ~";:,;.; '~luUs" $325. ., both ...,,.. eus-bufl1 W111. Wlnto11, Realtor w . 2 BR. 2 BA. hptc, 21~~-'·-,....c~~,._.
"" IV&O W•U.. Only 1 m Morine, l1lboo lsl1nd Can Now 962-1353 patioo, docl<. Adults only. 2 BR home & '"''·' .,., ....
months old, M"'*" tile root, •7J.UJI Open 'tit t Every Nlght ~1380. completely new inside I
P:iol .~ a wine ~uar >'Oil ---=== !!!!!!!!!!!!'!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:'!i·==~·======== out. Newport H&ta. 642-9900
r1 st A.aldQCs1m cm --• • • --• -------CVTAT411i Huntl~ton •·och 1_._ L1gun1 lt•ch 1705 Dan• Point 2740 1 BR, wtw carf>f't, nice . u R:;·J. W1rd C~. . !¥ffijfff6%¥VZL ----... --. . yard, garage. $130 mo.
• Ba,yc: Ottict) ---------THE 1 Br, Fireplact, ca.rpetini, **494-2973**
!,;.,. c1·•·-rm ..... ~ Now__. -IHO E1ttbl~ff 1242 TOT'L PRICE $11950 ....._, dl•p. 1145 mo. umU • ......, ~ ....-. ,... • "" • SEA SHANTY June 20. No children or 2 BR. 2 bi.., den, din. room.
E 'STBLUFF VIEW FIXER . UPPER I Clilfha .,M
SINGLE AOUL TS
Tired of ltJe Mob Scene?
see the New Huatlngton Capri Apts.
WHERE UYING IS FUN! .
Just lSl-Cu1tom I, 2 & 3 Bedrm. Apts.
ARRANGED WITH 9 PRIVATE COURTYARDS
FROM $140. FURNISHl!O & UNFURNISHED
l•i low •• $85 Furn. if 1harad by 2 Friends I I
FUN & GAMES-•AVAILABLE WHEN DESIRED •
TENNIS, BASKETBALL, GYMS, BILLIARDS.
PARTIES & TRIPS IY YOUR SOCIAL DIRECTOR .
'200 EOINGElt AVE., HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ -G 3 bed ··• N--•, Somo Wori.. pets. 4gs....25M n W:n. _.,., TlltY THIS ON :i BR. J~ ha.. Nice tpl, Din, reat room ..-it11 a1sum· ._ " I =-==~------l~e \Villiamson. lte<or ~ BIT OF HAWAII t'OR SIZE atta. Shows unuaually well. able G.I. loan at 5\4% an-Sitting on a bluff above the fttNTAL.S m,..wo 673-i;.&t Eves I~ Ml. W. OF BEACH BLVD. & SAN DIEGO
T'itl,ically land.leaped, ..,;th 216 K INGS PL. can for price It terms. nual tntertst with total pa,y. i;ca, with an awe inspirina: Hou ... Uftfurnlahed FREEWAY, JUST EAST OF SPRINGDALE ST.
P•t 'rm. poail.Qdf, Falxl· n-... S.t/Sun 1•5 CORBIN-MARTfN ment ct S145 per month. viewolthewhiteaurfpound. PHONE 1714) 846-0619
.l6us vW 1n:im main house! 5,.:z.::·4 ~. 3 •·, o• 2 \Vhy pay rent at that pay. 1ng on the rocks beJ01v. Gtntr•I 3000 Univ.,.tity P1rk 3237 1 'ii!!"!~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;jji;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I : OPEN DAILY 1·5 .. ,.,... '"'1 ""' " REALTORS 6r'1662 m•"t' Submo't -"r -• ,... Archaic old "-··· w/exter--. . --. levels. Have live-in maid ? =-==E=. =Coa==~="="Y:·:· =Cd=M= I " · 1 d •·1.•1 1 uo\ ." 10,. o! bar.'~,Y~ ,,·do-, Ill00BfAC. Tr1-levcl Republicl -;;;;;;;;;.;;,;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.11CENTALS RENTAL) ·1121 S•brina Terrace Old•r f•-"y -·m .. --! -paymen an a 11 e ~pie " ... ~ .. .., me , •-droom • b th I• H U I h ~-Coron1 dol M•r &1•111 ""' ....,... ---' ill · t wcaUl<'-" ~nk• roolline.!I, " ...,.., 5• <# a •, Brand new 2 Bdrm. 2 bath OUMs n urnit eel Room &rTangen1ent provld~ Corona dtl 'M1r 1'250 <Luu span w l'f'Pfa your ·~ 151.... family roo dln Apt1. FurnlihH DON V. FRANKLIN BONU profits. 11cstled beneath tall trees, m, room, tnhoU3' S2'/'5. Avail. no\V
' PtEALTOR areat privacy. S rooms WE SELL A HOME all enclosed -'w/rambling c!DR to schools :wcJ shop. 2 BR. 2 Ba. Avail 1l1S S29il Lagun1 Beach 3705 1----,-----
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Ciiuntry Club -••ir,750 km·~ suite. Othl!'r teaturts Entrance across from Irvine. floor plan, features uniqire pa&, w/w. ~s. Service 3 BR. 2 Ba. hOUS<' $400 PLACE REAL'f.¥ 494-9704 Ne"'P<Jrt Beach
.-incl. all eltt. k'itt:h. 2 Frplcs. CoW11ry Club. on the Coast 7682 Edinger Jiv. rm., w/high vaulted porch. Children . <\: pets • d h•11 · GRAND OPENING i:o-:.tor~~~~~ :.!:~~ Ell!<:. zar. door opener. NE\V Hv.')'. &autltul home w/lan. s.n..w::o Open 'til 9 PM cathedral beam cellinp, welcome. Bkr. 534-6980 re I NEW 4 BR in 1..quna. Ya:d IMMEDIATE
kU:Chl'n. Elegant tirtplace. w/w e&rpttinr. ALL this tot tiatic interior decorating. 3 CLEAN CLEAN tied by heavy tto~ timh!n. $125. With util. Coey guest ~;iener. $275• mo: OCCUPANCY
1411 I u 54G-720 ~I.~~· Weekdays by Bdrms,, 2'\fi baths, family 3 bdrms 3 baths, lot aize 45x Deep stained wood paneled cottqe w/1tove & retrlg. L\L'l\ury gal'den apartments
TA. RiiLLY 29"H.,i!., ,.,. MR n-m~N Nnn. Carpeting &1 drapes, 139x137x80. $26,500 full price. \Valllf. n1assive antiquated Nice Joe. Blue Btacon REALTY Ml I Vi . offering t.'Omplete privacy,
P vi ~:,"'"' .,..., 642 7000 ow vacanPrit ~ mmediale Electric bullt·ins, rane;e, ov. old brick fireplace, from 645--0W, C.fo.t Univ. Park Cr.nter. Irvine II on •10 beautiful landscaping &: un· 3 :'1ft, 2 BA, tarnily room,
pral dtt0t. 2 yr old-x.lnt
cpnd. $32,500. 21382 Fleet
~. HB. Owner 646-4328
DOVER SHORES Flav.·less,
el•rant X(lO sq ft, 4 BR. Fet
lltmple. $M.500. 1921 San-
tjoao Dr., 54&-9165
$U.951 -5 BEDROOM
At>nthly p&ymtnts ju~t like
.tfJnt. Ooud aoft carpetinz,
~t ins, fireplace, f1Lmily
rottm. 540-l'T20
TARBELL 2955 Hubor
• • •r • possession. ced lor fut d' aoo. r to celling. Hn-. plctu. re LARGE 2 •t•-3 or 4 BR~ Call Anytime 833-0820 rall 1-.1 u nal ~-u
OWNER W1LL sale at l 47,500. ~ner will ~ ~~~:s:~ ~~th ht~:! windows that a!f~ a View 13x21. rump;.,. room bit-ins" . ELDORADO HOMES f~ ~~ ~~~0 ciub~t:
SACRIFICE carry 151TDwith10% down. placf', double garage, oo~r-ol the islands. Modemized, newly decorat@d. ;iroimo.' BEA~lFUL 3 bdrm, single Sorrento 4 Br, 2 Ba on view mosphere. Now leulrJ& 1n
This beautifW 3 BR home • BILL HAVEN ~ aluminwn patio. Your tCullt'ry type kitchen, ha• 557_1648 540-llSl family home. Uase at Jot. Crpts, drps, $250, im. Newport Beach.
\Vith hid I: fil~ttd pool In REALTOR terms. coved ceiling~ w / heavy ~ $335/month. D<?UG JOY mM occupancy. Furnished or unfumish~
lovely "'~tclitf area includ· :?Ill E. Cout, CdM 613-l2tt beam timbers bilt·in range $20a. 3 BR&: Iant rm. Fenced REALTOR 833-0~ • * * * Models open 10 am to 8 pm
{'$piano sized living rm wl 1018 s. l'tlain, S.A. 541-6613 IYAIJl1Ju~S wmn &: oven, Dish~str .. C'IC. This yd " R/O, \Valer pd ·I========= Granada J Br, 2 Ba. fully Rents from $155 to S310.
fpl, family rm., 2 BR I: lz. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 iJllM'T"'!!i--rRr ~nique olde house, ove~look· ~~~1:..s~pets ~·elcome.1 &:..;•..;c;.;k_;Bl=yc... ___ 3..;2_4_0 crptd &. drped. Aval.I immed . OAKWOOD
lritch, v.·/blt·ins I: breakfast 516 FERNLEAF 1ng the sea, needs paint & EXECUTIVE Home 5 BR 3 $200 inc a:utlenifii scNicc.
bar. 1\ro car aar w/auto. Duplex So. of Hwy. iiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'i gent>ral 1·epairs. Ifs an out· COLLEGE Pk, Long Bch. 2 Ba Cpts d 1 b!Uis * * * * GARDEN
door opene r, be.utilully 2 BR. ea., 2 trplcs, 2 patios. PITCH & PUTT! standing value a! story.15 Br, 3 :•is~ SJOO ~:J's, ecc · A La Paz home Jor least. 4 APARTMENTS
ld&cpd_ .,,ith sep. play yard Price reduced for quick sale. Immaculate l &: den i11i!h $26 SQQ Jst & ast mo. e . . Br, tam rm, gd location.
for children. Don't miu this DON V. FRANKLIN huae 3 cat garage &. ival k FULL 'PRICE $225. 2 Br. l~• Ba. Frplc. East Bluff 3242 Avail Ik'c 23rd $275 + util. 17.gi4:16~~~t
best buy, marked down 10 REAL TOR . to the 1011 course. Only Children It pets O.K. Blue ---------call&. ask for Net S'!ukes at
U3.(X)). troni $41,500. By e 67J..2222 e $24,995 check attractive VACANTI Beacon, 64$.-0lll, C.M. 0\VNER. Lovely 3.Br, 2 Ba 837·9500 bkr, IJ3G..2808. THE
Coif• Mtt• 1100 owner. Open Saturday from terms. . SEE TODA.VI S19S. s BR. dbl gar. RIO, Condo. View. Nr sbp:g. I=====-====
1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;/ 12 noon 1: all day Sunday. CAMEO SHORES Pacific Short's Rca.lty MISSION REALTY refrig. Cllildre.n 1.: pel.!I Pool-club. \V·D & reb·1r. Dana Point 3740 CALIFORNIAN APTS.
!• . L'J07 Berkshire. Lane, N.B. Love.1y, spacious home with SJ6..8894 Eve.s. j36..9866 985 So. Coe.st Hwy., Laguna we.lcome. Bkr. 534-eJBO $275 mo yrly lse. Immed Sptnish Vill1ga 0.sign O'u1"f Look1"ng !'.'.!'~":.". Ph' ""-=.Re" ''•w. s14•500. °"'" 00"''1 "!'~!!!!1'.!~""'!l'!"'~""'"I Phone 1714> 494-0731 ""'· 111•1 ,.,_n., Overlooking Marin• vu-~ Sat. & &in. 1-5. Move In By Christmas C t Mft11 3100 Beauti!uJ executive. home. New 1 &: 2 Bedroom, fwnish-~is tmt auper aiw,., ex-BY Owner • $.j0,000. 4 Br. J 4645 GORHAM DR. Sharp 2 story 3 bdrm 2~: BEAUTIFUL °' 1 Coron• dtl ~r 3250 Spacious. luxurious. New ec: It untumished, air.condi.
tr& ·Jarp 4 bdrm & family Ba. J yra old. custom bit Oieshire Real Ettate 615-2503 bath. On cornet Jot. Carp. BEACH HOME LARGE 4 br hse. Just -----carpets, draperies, redecor. tioned, dish1vashe111, aelf. ~ have been Jookina' fut home. WW trade 363 Vista f!fi11 CA,MEO eta/drapes, ail built·in!I. For. In lovely Laguna condo. com· pain ted ,v/w' crpl through· IMMED. OCCUPANCY thni-out. Phone for appt. to cleaning ovens, patio, bttak· With many extra& Builder'• Baya Cr .. NB 642-6946 mal dining room, 11crvice munlty; irontina on maanif. out trP1act. Woodland Sch New Harbor View Hills Lusk see. 496-3959 fast bar, private sun decks.
piierwonal la>me. Carpets, FORECLOSURE: 3 BR, 2~1 SHORES po!'Ch, family room. Assume icent heated pool, 100 steps Ols't. $210 mo. on yrs Jae. home.. Exe. view. ~r. dee. I========= large 2itoraa:e closets, he.at-
drtpea &: other curtom &-cot. BA. Townhouse, frfilc, pool. 5 BR, den, pool. By 0wl'ltr 6% GI loan . price PS.900. froin Jriv, bch .. tennis els. $75 clean chrg, Call 536·3.323. &: lnd"Sc:~. Auto. spf~~er; Duplexes Unfurn. 3975 ed. pool, Saunas, B.B.Q. ·1,
Prime location near .c:hools Needs paint. $27,SOO. $79.500. 615-3520 aft 5 P•ul Jones Rtelty etc. omp. atraclive fum. Very CLEAN 3 bdrm 2 bath &. gar. r. opener._ · sound proofed walls. walk-In I: ahoppina Aski"" 1 847.usr. Eve. 847.gn19 lnchld \v/w crpt'g, drps., f 1 b .1 . ' ba .. Jam. nn .. din. area, 2 BR, drps, crpts. fl!:nced yd, close.ts. Covered carports _ . • .,. 0 n Y Liaison Co. 646-0732 OPEN Sat., sun. 1·5. 1519 kgsi master bed: location irep ace, ~1 I-ins, large crpts drps t'ff. $4,j() Incl. gar, blt·ina. Adu!~, no pets ~ Wlth eXcellent tenns. BoMie Doone. Elegant 2 br. REPOSSESSION d~r .. 2 BRs, 2 BA.s, sep. v1'•"""cANTyard .~n loRvoElyAaDttYa. g1'Cln;. No
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children, except $140 mo. 54&-4573 or 543-2884 ADULTS, no pets. 541).llSl Herit:aze Re. a I 1 + dl!:n, Unu.sua.lly lovely 1 d 1 h /d ~ b b l blocks W. Ne\vport Frwy. •--c---1 Now,..<! Ho"1ghts 1210 LAR. GE POOL. '.'\ &: fam + v .. in. rms; aun. 11·1t w • HJO/ ru-••6-4141 · a a y, RENTALS At McArthur & Mam· £oala•..:: -.... n &we• I encl. yard. Olvner/Bkr. 11tor .. 1·cat gar. lower Je.v-... mo. "'· .,.. Kathryn Raulston
. .,.. LARGEST SPANISH HACIENDA ail el!!c. _Less than I yr old. CALL. 5'6 2727 673-01~ Gr:r403J fonnal din, l% ba, cpts/drps rl. See to appreciate. hwn SPACIOUS 2 BR. Newly .......,.. Apts. ~urnished
· by oivner, call for app't. painted. Near 'f:Vcrything -Gentrol 4000 , • 'PROPERTY IN Eleeant • but ~conomical, B1lbo1 P1ninsul1 1300 Quick JMlSS. Assume 6% ~1o 4 • 1125 I ;;;~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii••I
MESA DEL MAR VA loan. Call fe>r comp!. in. ~",,·2;;-l-c52;-o;o:r;,83""""1-01'J=J-·-,,.-,--I · .... "'2 I: Call today to~ this 3 BR. r . VIE\Y J R ~ HOLIDAY PLAZA NEED an Apt. for the By Owner ' BR, 2 BA, dbl home in Prime area. Only MODERN Duplex. 2 Bd.rms. orn1at1on. . B , 2 BA, aU elec., Cold ell hnlce & Co hol"d Ba
p r. enclosed main patio + $49,CKXI. each unit. Garage. Nr. bay BRASHEAR REALTY bl can1 <.'l'ilings,·crpts. drps, $All:>.h.> ~R oRlder, nea~r 19th!.• 550 NWowpo' rt Con't1r 0; D~~ao'1'Ps~~~ouspl~'Bdrm"'" Ki~ga1!:. ~1:'1' BCoRm(pl·
& l'b N od TL c 847-8507 431·3169 · ""0 1118 i; <.'(It lol. Reduced to na e1m. angc "' rt ng , • " ,.,.. .. . . ., · 2· open patios. Unique. en-Grahem Rlty. ~2414 · 1 rary. e 11 · · • '7IX>' $?.6,000. 0,vner 494-4126 turn. Children OK. Lease. Newport h•ch, C•llf. Heatied pool, ample parking. furn. \V/linens, e.tc. $550 mo ~-Shrubs, frees. ?.1any Near Newport Pest Ot1ice Prine. onl y. S' 0 • 000 · ''Stratford Sq. Home" _ _ Call 3 tog Pi\f only. 642-4698 83J..0700 644-2430 No children. no pets. (\Viii consider a lease). Call
extl'a.o!! $32,500, Call ~767 Ov:n/bkr. 673-1.355 2500 S Ft l!!Ga Po c 1'! ~7002 or 642-4641 ~sr SHI l )Told s Br, 3 Dover Shorn 1227 Lido lale 1351 15:..:30' ram, n:: ior~al din. L1gun• ~iguel 11a1 Hc=~i~7~r~v~1;7:~L ~~~. ~:i\~ :~: $125. 1 Br~o':;~l~ ·turn.l :!!~~""~!"'~"""""'i
tath, custom home with • .rm. 3 car pr. Compl tum. LAGUNA Niguel Terrace.. By Costa Mesa 2\S-ba.th home. University Dishivuher. Avail now. SINGLE Adultg Luxury .......r;-Mea Verde. A.-1.1 .... -tr Irreplaceable View-tr 107 VIA EBOLI UJ\V INTEREST LOAN ..... ,,.,., 3 B• 2 Ba tam rm P k V I 1290 61' ·~~ Co•v. 1-. Blu• •·aco•, ganlen apts "''ith country . ;;:'~ -make offer, a;; lay & Meunt•lntl HAFFDAL REALTY ~~ ~me,~ew . .W..1860 '4 Br. 2 Ba. Room for boat.1 __ ••_. ~"-'-"-·--·-~~~ " "" """' " club atm.O!phere and com· .ct.~ or 5'6-4141 Rep.I "Old \Vorld" Conte.m. 4000 SQ. FT. &42-4405 1-"========-~1 $200 mo. Call 642-5964 alter l BR. So of h1\'Y· Frplc, :064>--0=-_l7ll_,=c=.>_f.~--~~1 plete privacy. SOUTif BAY
porary pieturt91111e home. w/ 4 BR, 31• BA, 3 car aarage. ====oo-c---o""='o-o Apts. For Salt l9IO 6 Pi\f. erpts, drps. bltns. Beam $130. 1 BR lower. Ppol. CLUB APTS. Irvine at 16th,
2 BR Hae It aar. Modem, on unobstructtd vie\V • mo11t Crpta, drps, unusual Ieatur. NE\VPORT \Vest -3 BR, 2 VACAN.ff • 5 BR. 3 BA, clng11, 673-6904 Laundry facil. Ulil pd. Child Newport Beach. ~I klt~-~40~ = rooMJI'. 5,00(! IQ. ft. 4 Br's, t!I, Built 1961· Owner C.R. baths, lam room, blt·ins, $7000 DOWN medall ion. Liv, din, fam. VIEW HO:\-tE 2 Bedrooms 2 OK. Avail now. Bkr. <n4) 645--0550 . ~ e, .,...,,&...... 41,S Ba.+ maids qtn. Euy Gangi. 213 I 244-3101; eves crplg, drps, lrg patio, 5%% A I S"•' XI ., . il . ..,,.,, 534-6980 1----------1 -~. 531-9094 or 646-«m. 213 / 246-0'JOO, Open. loan. r..take. offer. (2lJ) S!f\lml" st at 74 /<' •• nl t..se $32:1. ;)'16-1713 baths, electric bu I-ins $ .. ia =~====-.~~. MESA MOTEL
BY· O\\'NER -4 Behm + maint. Immed occup. rum. --,B"A""Y"F'°'R"O~N=T---1 379-4164 9211 Christine Dr. potential, 2 Br 4-plex apt 3 BR house, lge fenced yd, 642-7177 Agent. $UO. BACHELOR. All utll
l"""Uy rm.'·-• lot. Cul d• ~/· l1Tl8,000. C.Onaid~ Owner. hld g. Call 540-1915. car. $160. Pref lse. 548--8124 2 BR, 112 BA dplx. Pri bch. pd, Avail now. * LO\V \VEEKLY RATES+
..-...5 tr .... e vac, ot. A&aume 6¥.i 1• HOMES Bkr. 534-6980 Kitchens, TV's, maid •et· ...:;:, Patio. l yr old. Near Joan. 548·T.M9 Nc1v or old('r, \\'ith piers ~ ·,',"':,~,12 .. "! 24 units, or 510-0190 Vir\\•, frplc. Adults. no pets. vice, Heated Pool. se.rs-$21,500. 545-5618 ========= . ~ lo .,..,ach. Apprtt. 5 BR House. Suitable for S22J mo. 64&-2290 $140. 2 BR, 2 Ba, avail l'IO\V, 646-96Sl
OW style Spanish 3 Br. l Ba Westcliff 1230 I< IOlips. J BR. to 6 BR. Fount1in V11ley 1410 iallnc arc~. By Owner/ Rest Home. l.Jas Variance. 2 BR. sundeck, nice. patio, SBi'~.lc'"~~AO~~nChild ivelcome. =~~------1
From $149,500 n. ~ldr ..• Luidborx; Co. Call_ 5"8-6lSl. gardener. $2lO monthl y, "' ~ 34th Ir Seashore. modem 3
house on double Jot. $18,000. DO YOU NEED Walker Rlty. •7.S.5200 CHATEAU BLANC -;)36.2.119 6i:;..-0737 SEE NE\V VlLLAGE INN BR. 2 BA beach apt. Ne.v.· ritu 546-l16T :llfi6 Via Lido, NB Open Sun. ,,.-==c-=------2 BEDR00;\1, $135 n10. New,_~=------S •-h 35 crpt & d~s. Furn or parlly A home ot appx 2800 sq 11 $500 Moves You In /(Cl\jfALS . t h'ld t Call'" 2 BR ,. I ,. l<'pS ID ui:ac. $ . \\"k, .,. OLDER 2 BR house, 2 car • -. . NE\V 5 Bdrm 4'!it Ba Nord a.,, .• , .,,·, ' ,·mpou•d• ,-... paint. c I • no pe s. • irep ace, pa io, LAGUNA. 494-7201 furn. Families prefened, , ,,_ 1 "tab! 1 "ith 4 Bd . :\ ba. ! Do come " .. "" " " Houses Furnished ;,1&-2802 large yard. SlG:i mo. )Tly lse.. 67:>-3.1lS Pf· ..... ot -sw e or to 11ee 1115 Soml!tset Ln. Bay Front • pier and slip, eluded in financing 7~2% in----------1,.C-=-"------,--Ll!asr. 615-6690
b\lildini;. 54.5-600l Fine appointments. $69.500 Area'1 best buy. Q\vner, rerest. 714 % interest w/ 101;~ General 2000 '.'\ BR. fa m nn, encl gar.1~~-------~ Cott• Mn• 4100 LARGE l BR. nr ocean.
R. C, GREER Reelty -'=,....==''======= cm 3 Bed :.? 3 ~·-etp1i:, !!rps. fncd yard. S175 2 BR. carpels, shutters. Upstairs. Sunde.ck. $140 Yt· Mato Vorde 1110 3355 Via Lido 6T.J·9300 • Bat~;. 1730 9!t~~.4~ sq~ ft·. $i25. l"BR.pdydCh, storage. Elec mo. 2103 Fede,raJ, 54S-11JS9 ~~~";?~2pets. Before 7 * SUNNY * Jy. students ok. 613-8088"
S NTA CLAUS Huntington Beach 1400 finiShed bonUs room abo ve 2 'vater · ildren &: pet 2 Br Cr,:ltt drps \\--asher 1 · • } $1511 l BR tu t Crpl.!! , A University P•rk 1237 car &arages. All built.ins. 1\•elron1c. Avail 111170. Bkt. i.kye~. RcJs.' req'd.' 169 Me~ DUPLEX • 2200 sq. lt. 4 BR, ACRES drps, bltns.rn :!ii. 1523
rpR VETS! FOR NonnNG $43,500 Private patio! w/ B-B-Q's. 534-0080 °"" $145. 545-7626. 21; BA, bltns, frplc. Gar. * * Placentia
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la!nil.' .• y Christmas 51ocJrin~ Luxury At Low Cost Jew.I mansion. Large heated ..... " lo •""·"""· . ' y . r. aeh. $.."00 CLEAN 3 Bdr, 1'.~ ba, . SEE NE\V VJLLAGE INN
... c --··"•of ..... ,_ ,...........,. Oeslped and built for mod· & filtere.d pool, plenty of e,x. OIATEAU BLANC Children & pets OK. Avail den, dbl g11r. 2 Children OK. * Motel·AptS * Steps to beach. $35. wk. me ....... u u .... nV\AJ . . 18650 Brookhurst SL, ncnv. Bia. 534-69&0 \Vestsidc. 548.-3135 Balboa 3300 LAGUNA. 494-9 • ..., :Q\)'RNING FlR.EPLACE! 3 em living; decorated in ex-ce115 rear ya.rd. Formal din-'I: mile S. of the wu
it.M.GE bedroon'ls, 2 baths celltnt tute. Tomormw may Ina: room, separate livini; San Diego Freeivay Rentals to Share 2001 fOR lease. 3 Br & den, 2 Ba. BEACH 1-!ouse, 3 Br. 1\ill Studio & 1 lf'drooms \VATERFRONT w I boa t M'D family roam with slid--be too late for :you to be. room. separate family room 962.3002 ---------1 near tie\\'. No. C.!lf. dead-furn. $160 mo. + util. 507 E, LOW RA TES dock, Lovely 2 BR. patio.
if\& dus doors ID 'BBQ area. the 1l0111nr owntr of this or den, larae kitchen wilh SINGLE \\'Orklng girl wantrd rnd St. S240 mo. :->'13--2646 Balboa. Bkr 673-6880 Doy, Wttk, Month Yrly lsc. 673·900) or 697-5918
~IC built·in kitchen one. 4 br, 2' ba. fully air eatina: area • inside outside to share furn. apt ,vl!h ·--• Kitchens &: TV's
f)(lnditioned, $37.000. pass thru windows for en· Or1nge 1635 \ san1e. SSJ mo. 8'12-1139 Mesa dtl Mar 3105 Huntington Bt1ch 3400 •Phone J1elV., hid """'I Coron• dal Mar 4250 r~ )'OU!' Christmas turlrey. ---"---------------~ • eel h•11 tertalning. Assumt Pxi11ting d11y11: 6~6-0875 after 6 •~laid service ava il. :,~ ~H1' ~= r I VA 6~:: loan. H20~~ i!:~~;~~~;~ ~~~ GIRL ~or 4th ln Apt . on '1v~·~·~:st ~~-lylslp~ni~t '~~~:< ~~m~~:ca~l~R~:i;: 2376 NEWPORT ILVD. 2 r!f:.:im•nol ::::.· ~:1,~
priced at $26,950! ~ ~; llllll Sun. 3041 E. Vint>, Orange. bPach 1~ Ne\\·pl. Own· tnt. + ~100 deposit, 84'.'\ St. a air drp.\ f \Va t er $225. 548-9755 only_ Clo..'>e to beach. $100
w .E SELL A HOME REALT\'!1'1-Call -830-5724 ,v, patK>~ ,P_:efer atudent. 54S-l!"JO.'i days. Leadership R. E. 842-4-166. $25. Per Wk. & Up 642-1777 Agent.
EVERY 31 MINUTES Univ. Parle Center, Irvine T: $62.50. 67:Hi.114 h J200d'°'"~·'..,54=-0-84....,.7_1=-=-= 1Bache.lor ~ 1 BR. htd pool, LLO=V"EL"°'Y,_,lo.,-br-,-,~l.-l200=-, 1 Walker & Lee C&U Anytime. 833-0820 BE TIER N'NEW L19un1 Buch 1705 ROOMMATE wanted : ma.le. to Newport BtlC LEASE 4 BR. l'Ai BA maid service. Kitcheru; I mo. 547-7743 alt 10 A"f.f "'!!:!~~~!!!!~~~~:I 6442 JERSEY CIRCLE 180 DEGREE VlE\V share 3 Bdrm hou5e on ADULTS ONLY To1\•nhoui;r. C r Pt s • &: TV avail, 450 Victoria (Nr d&l's. Or 673-3751 aft 7 PM. ·• -•• w cl -;;;; Bal. Isle. Call 675-2569 aft. · dra-s Pool &:. clubhouse Harbor) .. ~ t st ltt Dr. lick lhy 1240 Beautiful 4 bdrm., Jamily, of ocean &. coastline, small 5 J'l.ln. 2 bdrm. 2 baths. New Plllnt. ,... · 1,..°""' __ .______ SEE NE\V VILLAGE INN 6~mt 2~' baths; 2 frplcs .. bt'st ol but buildable Jot. Paving & new cpts, new draJ)('ii ~ faeililirs. $l90 mo. Ph. 1 BR, newly decor. new Steps to beach. $35. \\"k
qJSTOl\I Featured Home. 4 1lEDUcto lo sell. Lee eve,rythinc. including 51;i<;0 111ll, in after 1st of year. \\'ILL Shan' waterlront home Available Jan. 1st. $22.J. 962-l544 e\•es. crpts, dshwhr, centrl ht. LAGUNA 494-9436
BR, 1 BA. Family room Spanish Casa on l~i acres loan. Sho\vn by app'I. Unv dn, iv/low mo. ~·ts. 'v/rcsponslblr male or l!Or-.1E lot Rent or Lst-. :; Br. gar. l\lature adult $125.
'l\·ftiriplact, formal dining for !'Ones. ll.20,000, term11 i\lRS. HOPPER 494-8100 or 494-1137 fema.le.. SlOO. 645-26!)7 j bdmi. 2 halhs, f!'PJit.\t\'el. ~Tatco. Nr. Adams &: 54S-.S9j6
P.rofeasional t..andlcapinc 64&-3608 • University Realty 61~10 GOOD INV1':STr.iENT SINGLE Girl 10 tlnd & share f .P .. Bil-ins-2.car gara_ge, l>f11gnolla . S275. Phone aft 6. B"'E=A~U~T""''6~9-,~,-. ..,1~9-. -tr-,-il,-,~1, Balbot 4300
4" pool size lot. sprinkle.n A: PLANNING to TnO'l-'I!.! You'll rr·s Beach house time. Big· 3 Virw lols. Road unpaved. hOuse Ill Cri:'<I . fa~:s pool . Avail Jan. l.ith. 968-2109 lovely C:\f trlr crt. Avail CLEAN Bachelor Apts.
P.ltio. Assumable low inter-find .an amazing number of gest se.l!!<:tion ever! See the $JS.i00. 1\111.kr or fer. 67:HIJ"° $2i.1. 4 'BR, Huntington C.Ontinental Jan First. $107.50 mo. AU util incl S83 up ~loan. $35,900. 540-l(MJ homes in today's Classified DAILY PILOT Clauilied Courltsy to brokers . 3 BOR.i\f. 2 baths. 5pll•·levcl. To1,1·nhouse. Ne.w carpet &. 548-6366 or 642-0069 aft 4 . 315 E. Balboa Blvd.
4 "BR. 2 BA. fm rm. Ul!C =A='='=· °"'==k=""'"=="'=w=.==--=""'°=="=N=O=\=¥=! ====;.;.='!M-4=='='"======= I Newport 8e1ch 2200 AINli.Jable Ott:. 20. '263. drapes. BuUt-ln appliances. SI50 I: up. AITRACTIVE, 1 BALBOA 673--99'.5
. Bltrw, p:>d cond. Pvt 1U\\'1'.'l10USE; 3 BR 2¥.i Bay £: Bt:Dria~h RtSu~lty~.,!.~ $200 mo. 536-94n bdr., pool, Util paid, aarden B;~~t1io Apt. Ind Util.
ed fmt patio, Ip htd BA '-1 HA I '2 901 Dover ve, ite .u1;1 * OPEN HOUSE * 3--5 Pl\f Uvin ... , adults, "' ~··. 1800 r y.. a mo. Call if ' .. ., c. PR•N, poo • car 645-2000 Eves 5-18-6966 .... r~"' 631-5342 or 536--3101 pool w/alide &: div STAR GAZ.ER:'*"~ gar, all bltn.•, cpts, d~. · Dllily Be.aulitul 4 BR.. 2 BA Wallaei! Ave .. C.I\!.
Prof lan41c:pna. lo -':f::=..---I 1 POUAN {..q $.325. mo. unrurn $300. * * * • • home.. $265 mo. 1!1771 *NASSAU PAU.lS * J BR tum, util pd. $13> ~ ipint. us.a. 540--7513 Alfa Jtra.AY l1•u A\'ail 12/1. 871..SSll or J BR. 1 ba, family rm. 'l Ranaer Lane 1 & 2 BR. Pool mo. yrly, 310 E. Balboa .tf'J WM. J )( Y-DalfrAdMPyGWclit ):/ti. srn. 11 .rl"t 642-2497 frplcs. l patio.~. Prime 4 LARGE BR, "2 BA. trplc, 177 E. 2Znci Sl. ,,~., ""'"' Bl\'rl. Balboa. hdults. no pel.!! '"-'I P rk 1111 ~A,i i1 y Accwililltt.fheSI•"· ocT Jl'I.}~@ l d ! hbo hood "1'1..-.-.. ~ .,. . • 1·13-: To d1v1lop messog~ for Sunday, 7.1;-24.:17 ~ BAYF'RONT :'I & den. pi~r &. r u • -11" r nP g r . new rpts k ~. dbl gar. l & 2 BR. turn It. unf\lm. 2020 BACllELOk APT -Util ~. n..---~ ·arr, 2 BA """"'~'~ reodwan;b..C011espai-.d1ng tol"tl,ll'T'lbt"' """ 71 rlOll,. F'h111, or unfl1m ... ,, ..... Brant. landscaped Ya rd fe,ncd back yd , $25'1. 962.a994 ul paid. $M1 pu mo. 310 E. SY vwnn " r Zed bl h . """'' ..,.,.., \\"/playhouse that \\' 111 -F IPrton St., C.?.I. Mgr on Balboli Blvd~. Balboa ~. xlnt 1..-ond. l blk 10 ~TAUlUS ofyour ioe ti sign. s«a,.o 1110. No. :.i Balboa ("O\T:r; rlcllght ;in~· Hlti~ G'irl. $300. T BR unrum l"IQUS(', SUMI. n10. pttmisrg,
tcf\ls. 5~i~ k>l.tl $17,9:;o. ~.i,,. ",, ~ ;:r.!"'1
"" ll ~ :; ~*' oc.~. 11 • ljij....43JI Rlh'. &t!-iSJ6 ''ouni: l'OUple ptt:IPr\"Cd. cM=E~R~R=IM~A~C~W70~o=o~s H ,. I B h ··~ -2119 """ l Te~.. lJ Goocl liJ Allout HOr. 11 OCEAN fh:lnl hou To • 84&--1600 .Y,n tng On ta~ ~ 11-21..Jl..f3 ",.. J• Off 6c ""-• :J.'20·»•l1 ,1 • sr. ps. 4 er:.. ~ B:~. Bluffs To1,1nlu~. , F'w,, un11s avail St'e Ad un.
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r#:&ll S bdrm 2 bath home • tint tt tlind •• only $28,!'iOO. CAIL 50-lf:ll ,.,,.. .,,.,,
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AUMl· ~ erc..·• 35 ~~ 65 A.>PK~ n.M-19 1, • 6R. 2 BA. F rplc,~ Clll~. F"rplaCf'. drpg, dish"'~ r , ~ Bn. 2 Ba, 1' 11m. rm k der claSI! 5100: 425 Merri· BAC11ELOR ,. 1 BR tum,
; ~1 ~f ~" ~ ~ ~-""'=""! rirps. !ard, patio. s:ttJ, 1,1·ln-O'-"trlonk grttn bflt, IXIOI. ftfl\11et. School 1 blk. $200 a mac \Vay . 5-15-6.100 ll4n up. Adulls, no pe.ts. : :::.. 1: r=-~ ~:::.. ll'r. 61 3.SOSS All ex1er. malnten. $400. mo. Cull • ~. l BR •PL Gu It \\'all'r pd. 11301 Ktt190n Ln. M2-7843
10 ,1oi;,, "° ""'9 70 You Coroni dol u.r-2250 New Y"11.r nccu pan cy , 2 BEDROOM Hoose. l.ell9e • SI~ mo. No children. no ~\Vest or. Beach nr Slater) •
11 Ploy cl Te 71 T°"""""' ~ Ow~r-644-2019. Sl4S a monlh, Adullll only. pol•. "A"•~ NEW QUIET 1 BR. nrocean, 12:A a Pr..,. nv-.,..,,,.....,,,. U ~... ~ ~ ~! ~ 4 BR/family room, co1np1 LOVELY &.ycrt11 4 bdrm Call 531N31J. 2 BR SlM: r.faturf Adults. $145 pri tleck or p11.tto.
IS Lb AS WW. n Md (um, Availl J&n\1317 thru family rwm bomf!'. J.tanJ 4 No pets. Near :t.tarkiet Sll\Q:lts a cpls only. l0114lh ... {' w-• ~ ~ ~ .June whlle ownen travel extru. Pre•d&t area. $400 Fount•ln Valley 3 10 Call _ MS-0959. ~1319, 673-118' ,: :::... • ~ tc._ 71 o..i._ f"11nctd ytt. 3 bllts from per mo. Jean Smith Rltr. 3 BR. l-% BA. lat: bonus rm. -A"t'°'kl;nao~~.;:~.~, .. ~~A-pts-.-111 iiaiial.;;,t~;...,;:;'i11iirtertt'..:";,;;1.,.;;;;;;,,.I
; ~ :: j!.... :: ::;;e. beach. Childn-n &. pe.tJ &16-.3255 Cl'IUd'•. pla)'houM in rear. 1 RR. laundry, adultJ. '°",, It. be.'eh, watf'r 4 1.ss '
21 It SI w.,...·, 11 ~ i1 ... laomt. $400 mo. 673--0068 2 STORY 2 bdrm. family Side yard for bollt or ! Well 691 Victoria. MS-6183 pd. To older adult $100 mo.
71 '"" ~ '"'"".. 82. '' OCEAN Vl£\V room, 1 bath. finplact. landAC:•~· 961-TIOO 'iltt S. ~ ~: ~!"""°'°')' ~ ?°....,... :-:! ~';!",_. Z Bcdroon111. ConverUhlt rlcn, 111.~ play y<11rd PatK>. Ntar --·------BAOIELOR, u1il pd. F'ttt SI'ONEHENGE APT'S. 2 BR.
2' v,,,;,.. ~ , .. ,_....... S) 11~ ~ baths, lil'l'pl11ct.. I block 10 CIUr Drl,-e. sir.Imo. Rltr. Laguna Btech 3705 launrlry rm. &si~. Cl-pt.s. 2 BA, 2320 Tlorid11., nr ~ ~~ ~ tt ~ ""'"""'-"'! bc11ch. ~o JX"IJ. Refercnttli l\11 1-2222 drps. S9J. 6'12-0263, Adult. rkaeh It Ada.ms 53&-2730
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Newer ~ lived In. Prt.
4610 vate patio llvinc. Near
--------beach • lbopplne-All w/w SINGLE Adlllts Luxury c~. drapts,. private
' t New 2 and 3 bedroom, 2 bath1 .. Sbag carpel!, "
Jinen drapes. tile kite.hens witb built · ins.. ~
Generoµs storage space plus deck or patio .... .:
Pool, recreation bldg., next to shoppio&. $240 " •
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club, atmosphere and com-e 3 BR-2 BA.t1;11lc., plua
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CLUB APTS 13100 Chapman e l B~l BMSeluxe ain;lf!
A\'e., Garden Grove (TI4J Co . A' I H ~ rs1cen p • om•i
SUNFLOWER AVE.
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MARINER SQUARE .-.PARTMENTS
1244 Irvine. Av~ .. · Newport Btacb-645--0252 •
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CHARMING 2 bdnn. urut. Coast Plua Shopping c.entu Newport
Newly red ec · • wlw Calt 546-1'73 GRACl_O_U_S_AD_U_C-~-LIVIN--G 2 BDRMS, 2 BA. pvt. pauO: ~
<:arpeling .tr drapc&.l'iii_,_.,...,..,..,.., .. I Complelely furn. L&t=. tree1• 2 Br, 2 Ba , hi·ri~ bldJ. Ex-heated po o I,. washer-It )
shaded' patio. 120 yds. from SPANl 't:l DESIGN citing bay &: ocean ~. dryer hQok·t1p. 962-8994 ~ I
\Voocls Covr. Beach Sl75 mo. Garden Apartment~ Jacuzzi pool, e l evalor1, ATI'RACT. 2 Bdr. All xhs. I
J\lisslo11 Realty 494--0731 l"<lnvenlently located :rubterra~an pk'g, boat $135. 17442 Qii.eens Lane.
close to sbopping, slips avaH for tenanU. R.8 . !l&S-7510 or 8f7-1594. • l
CHARt.11NG Partly Jurn Alr-cooditioning. pool. &12-2202
seaside studkl bungalow, built·ins &: encl. garages 1~~=~--~--S. garden setting. Lease $170 l&:2 Bedrooin 2 BDRt.IS, 2 baths, nt•An• 5620 1
I 11 · t · cpb/drps, d Is h washe r . C...."--"---.;;..;;-.t. '!\! inc gar, a I u t I .,!!5s , From $135 l\1onlh Sl65lmo. Adullo;. G~'.!-43S7, l, 2 il l BR. iapl& in pvt new . I Tel~lear. Reis. 4~.... Drive by 160 W. \Vilson 00--0596 4-plex near So Cbut Piu..A .)1·
FOR lease. employed s:Inele See Manager Apt. 15 l-'-.....C~=~==--1 Irvine oom,&ex. !!iT-Dl! •· : !
'"'Oman, cha1m ing, clean, l HAR80.ft 3 BDRM 2 BATH I
BR,quiet.close in.$11Dinc. cpt sldrps, fireplace, IAl'tn• ... ct; 57oJ ·1
ullllties. 494--8392: d i s h w a s he r $210/mo. • \
SEE NEW VILLAGE INN -'64='2-4="38='·=="=""""=-===== UPPER duplex unfurnis~·~,
1 Steps to beach. $35: wk -large bedrooma. I a r C-~ E11t Bluff ,,, 5242 apa.cloul livine r ooitJ; ...
LAGUNA 494-7201 Oreplace, front porch. Ia.rte 1 I
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A,pts. Unfurnished 3 Br, 2 Ba apt. 1or leue v1ew or inountalnl, pattJt :
Inci. spac. maslI'. 1ulte, din I · ·~ ~'
MER R MAC WOODS ocean, new y pe.ml.CU, new ~. OOO I rm. & dbl. ga.raie. auto. w/w carpets, drapes, cloet , .I I ·Ge;;;";;;';;;";;;l;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;5;:;;JJurt completed, l or 2 BR. 21 door or>encr avail. Pool Ir: to high school, shopping, 1¥.a
I • BA turn or unfum with airl rec. arta. Nr. Catholic block to beach, 00 dogs. 'rQ :
VEN DOME cond, compl IOllndrproofed, Olurch. reliable people S195 leaaeJ ~1/
sell cleaning ovel'l.'I, wood e ONLY SUS e Afltt 6 p.m. 49f..37Zl ~ .(
ceilina;111, cbv.1\M:. lush land-ll6a Am igOfl \Vay. N.8 . OCEAN Front 2 BR. 2 -a ... , ,
UrtMAl'ULATE APTSt scaplng with streams & wa. 2-BA t y I -N,.:Z • • ADULT & FA?.flLY terfaUs, elevalors. BBQs, SPACIOUS 2 BR, ap , r y. .-. mo. ~ .. ~. ; I
SECTIONS AVAILABLE clubhouse saunas jacuzzi & En1tbluff. J."'nlJc, hltna . painted le new cpts, i 1
Close to shopping, Park swim ~Ii, prlv'. gar. w/ Adults, no pel!. call for no pets. Eve 538-2>95 . ,1 ~ I * Spacious 3 Br's, 2 Ba storage. Everythin& n t w. appt to att. 6«-t293 _ REAL ISTATE -~-:-r
1 * 2 Bedrooms Starting at S140. Adulll 4 BR. 2 Ba. 2 Stol')' -Blu1fs Gener•I ~~ 3 , * Swim Pool, PuU'1'ffn plea&'. J u.st East of 2600 Townhse. On gteen belt & 1--"'-'-----..,~J~'
1r Frpl, Indlv/lndry fac'ls li'arbor Blvd, next to N.i.ben pool. $400. 644-2079. Rent1l1 W•nted.
1145 An•haim Ava. Cadillac at 42;i Merrimac
I !COBT!!!!!!!~A~M'!'!ESA~'!"'"642-~282<1!!!l'"w"ay;;·.,"!!!._..;.""'""'""'""'"I CoN>na dal Mar 5250
• RENT • NEW APTS I UNIT LEFTI .3 Room1 Furniture NEW DUPLEX
· 2 BR. 2 Ba. 1$250). Priv. pa· $19.95 & UP tio, cov. garage, cptd., drip.
J:O"th·T<>M<V>th RenW. $150 & $175 •d. Comp. 61tns. B"t loc,
\VIDE SELECTION 7071,~ ORCHID NO DEPOSIT O.A.C. UTILITIES PAID e LANDLORDS ., ,
HFRC Furniture Rentals 1 &. 2 &Inn, 2 swim pools. !7WOH 0 FREE RENTAL SERVICE:¥ :.
J1 7 \V. 191.h, CM 543-3481 Adults only, no pets, Fum -!':;! .... 'Broker 5U6982 ·i:; j ii desired. 642-3m ., • •
$150. 2 Br . 1~~ Ba. Ktudio. 301 Avocado St. C.t-.f. Roo fo R t 5 I
Patio, RIO. wlw. drps. &'P Mgr on premi_sel'I ms r en j
Singll's & child O.K. &kr. ""' -PRIVATE Rm 9.'/ba A: entr. -·~ """"° . HARBOR GREENS ~ °"'"";d• 01 Hwy, Cd!'· ' $150. Lgc 2 Br i;tudio. 1'19 Ba. .. ?.tature male only, $20 'fli. -1
Bltns, crpts, drps, child OK. PhoM 673-S199. 1;,
Blue Beacon, 645--0lll, C.M. BACHELOR unfum Jrom ON TEN ACRES PRIVATE Entrance-~ 1
$1XI. l BR. R/0. refl'ig., SBdUO. Alff'° atvdallpooll -2 '=hlld3 l 'l:'ltc_:, BR. /Fomri • UOMlm/ bath, nice aunny • room. l
I d P I Child OK rm. ea e II, c ~ .... .,.aces p v, pa OI Workin• P<taOn &l&-5310 ·, ~ v.· w, rps. 00 · · ca~ center, adj to shoppin&'. Pool.a. Tennis. O:intnt'l Bldat. • -· -: 1
Bier. 534-6980 No pets. 900 Sea Lane, 01M M-2611 PRIVATE Room wild V.,
$135. l BR lower. RIO, 2700 Pete!'IOn Way {MacArtbW' nr. Cont Hwy) priVU + uae of houR. $15 ' '
w/w. drpa. Util pd, Bkr. Costa Mesa 546-0370 Pl wk. Men. 6£.3513. C.M , I
SJ4.<;980 MARTINl"'UE n.. RW --ottu LARGE Room, pri>ate batli,, T Spacioul 1-~m untur. worting Fri-· .
SIDO GARDEN Am Almo" ,,.w. Sw••••• 67>1971 .. , ~:
. fireplace, deck. Built-ins. 115 WK :!. I kitcbtn .,... . ·~ -Excellent Pllrk·like sunound-AduilA only. $175. inc. up w ~· ¥.
NEW lal'it 2 BR, pri patio, lnis .w/beated poolg, ~tra uUlltle!f. 673-8550 wt gtudJ apt. 2318 N~
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bllnA incl dsbwhr. $180. parktni. Near sboppmr. =Bl="'=· :;:518-"'6:::::=:;:::==;::'3( Child OK ~2321 Adult11 only. 3 BR. 2 ba.. unusually ~ z &: 3 BR APTS spacious, Ftp!., Bi l stove, Motel1; Trlr. Crtt.
FRONT Duplex on Santa tm santa Ana Ave C.l\f refrlg., F.A. heat, w/w cpl,
Ana Ave. Resp. adults. $145. l\tgr Apt ll3 ·&is.5542 drapes. Oceanside: Hwy. On-SANDY'S TRAILER CO
612-9139 -..:..._ ty $285 mo., lease. SpaCf!I, avail now, Max
2 •,BR••"· built-m '"""" fairway Villa Apts o.L&ncy R•aJ ,,.,.,, 61:1-JTio ;;;c.i;;;;;:• 64G-S68""'-=1=-=,-,.""1
carpe:ts, dra~. 1 552-A COROLIOO APTS. 2 Br. WEEKLY rates sea _.,..,,-i;
Coriander, 546-5268 Near Or1.nc· C.O Airport & Lower Jevels, studios,,pe:nt. Motel, 2301 Newport
2 BR, $155. Crpts:. drpt1, UCJ. Adults only. 20122 house, Frplcs., pool, dbl. ~Coo=ta=M='l&====~'1!
bllns. Pvt patio, encl gar. Santa Ana Ave. 51().2796 carports, patio!. USO • $220. -: •
Adults. 549-0433 673-3378 GUHt HenMI -1
2 BR, l ~ BA, bltins, crpls, NEW 2 BR-I BA-patio declt CLEAN 3 BR. l BA. Upper. PRIVATE Room A: bath" ·:
drpa, garage, patio. Adult!, -sell cleaning oven -high Open view. I blk to lhop-ambulatory pet'llm. •
no pelll. $150. 54~1806 grade: crpU. ~w drps w/ ping, 3 adults preferred. home nice 1urro · · ·•
NEW lovely 2 br. Cptaldpg, black out Mades .. ~dull! S285. 401 Jasminr. 6'5-6832 good ~trltious meals.~ .l
nr W<litf. Gar, patio. only· $165. Xlnt close m Joe. CUTE 2 lilt upatn. Ni!wly Mesa. 543-41S3 : .. -; ·.
Triplex. S175. 543-3664 Call &6-01.28 painted. Crpld A: drps, -, •
2 BR w/w crptg pool no NEW 2 BR, 1 BA, shag c:rpt. glove, pr, pri patio. (213) Mltc. Rantalt S •
pets or children.' $130 'mo. ~· diahwhsr, patio, beam 424-l&n, 42'l-3437
"" 0 ,99 ceiling frplc. gar. Adults, no 2 BR So H Yrl 313 E. 17th Pl .. ~ t •t6S 2650 Eld ., · Of . wy. y. ·:""'"i-"::'i'i;::"::':..;.,,=: I pe II • . en' Utll' !u 'd ~~ M 2 BR. hrdwood Ooon . Adults, 537-0062 arter 7 pm Ir Sun. s . rn · . "~"" 0·
1 child ok. No pets $130 mo. . Rererences required. 1-========:;:t
2093 \Vallace, 546--0379 2 BDRM. 1% Ba ... ~1-111s. Mr. Forney, Bkr. 540-3862 Income Property .:::"=.:::"'-''=----~I Utility rm, gar., patio, new 2 BR So or Hwy Yrly
MODERN 1 BR, gar, small crpts ne\v drp11, l mi. 0CC Util'' ru' Sl95 . th.
yd. l child or pet ok, $100. No pe111 S160 mo. + $50 dep. Refe~nce;'1ff.equ.1red. mon ·
548-6731 968-7272 or 546-4767 M F B ... _ "''"~ r. orney. . ,,...,.,_, ..
NEW Prlv•ft Home BRAND N e w I &: 2 BR. NICE 1 e 2 BR upper New .
ln a ~lex. Lg 3 BR w/ WIW ~plA,. all bltn:s lnrl. cpt&, d~ refrir rang~ gar NC\Y lst Uier industrW
everything. Nr Fwy, 546-4016 ICU cleani.Jll oven. ~aOO., New d~. Adulis. Lite.' Sln) tor. Wlll .~e u .,;, .
2 BR. Studio's. Nr OCC .. $140 gara&f!:&. Adults. 64a-2108. 0wl1f!r 70fi Narcislus. spendaNe m adcH~li
mo. Avail now &: Jan ht. 377 \V. Wilson. · equity bull~.· Sa1q pr1ee '
Family welcome. 637-2943 LARGE 2 BR, crptS, drps. 1 ~r. ~I. d~nfiiso~ &: of SSS,500. Wony'fte ~st· • 1-BDR~f. apt. Single adult. carport &: pool. Kids ck. ~ ~ · a mo. JMnt. For moft tnforma~ . ..-•
Stove It ref.rig. No pets 2:214 College. Apt No. ··2. please cal) K. W, Snail.''.. -•1
545-0876 646-7095 Eckhoff a Assoc., Inc~· ;
$130. 2 BR upper. Bltns, 2885 MENDOZA DRIVE 81lbh 5300 1818 W. Chapman Ave.::··. 1
cpts ~ drps. No pets, 568 w. 1 & 2 BR apts. 2 apllt-level. _ Oranp, ~. i
Wll&IOn St. 545--0760 CID. bltna. No p e ts . 1 Br Apt Ocean tmt Must 541·26'l1, DI~ , 'i
2 BR apt, separale garage, a4.>542l Se:e '1f~. Apt~ be seen . to appree. '16 E. ' l
ceramic tile kit ·I: bath. 2 Bfm. l Ba. Pool; blt-w , Ocean Front No peta or IN SMOG FREE ·~~~· " •·~"':.:-=:..:"'::'•:::P:..:· Ac;f.;.t -'C._541>-_!030_ 1 crpt11 &: drps. $195 a mo. children. Sat. &: Sun. p ""' v 11 ,
-Call. --A,..L BACH Bayft, ""'""'· patio 111118 a ey
2 BR, crpta, bltim, trplc, yd, w/w crpt, util pd $125. Good tnft9tm~t. u · •
Now'S THE patiD. Adults only. No pe:ts. Prof J>U'IO" only 673-6765. family I ty I e rettauraftt:
S145. S48-1882 beautiful patio. Next IQ·:
WVELY Lee 1 BR, crpta, Huntln ... n IHCh S400 hole eoJJ OOW'le, ala> loY!\i
drps, bltlns, pr. Adults, no home for owner. Barns
""· 1135 mo. ""'1762 2 BDRMS. • • 2 B1TH .,,,,,... All 0• ' ti.a•ti!UI l La.rye BR. Crpls, dJits, " landsca.ped acrt1. _ ... ,..,
bltN, retrig. Xlnt Joe. GRDWI'H AR.EA , "· TIME FOR
$122.00. 577-$187 $150/Mo. HEATED POOL TR.ADE OR SEU. ~:.•
I.GE. 2 ~ 3 BR. Pool. crp" lncd, cpt/drps, Kid1 OK BY OWNER 644-1121:
Qu ICK CASH & '""" Kids ~ 1ml "'" ok. DELAWARE SIVDIO Apt,_ . '1999 Maple Apt 3, 548--2*JS 2620 Delaware, H.B. 4 UNITS Balboa Ptntnait&la: I -=========/64l-22Zl an)11tne 536-1116 Winttr •• rentala ~/
, NEW Quitt l BR, nr ocean. Pnte:ntlal summtt ~""'I: I
THROUGH A Newport a-h 5200 sm. Pri , deck "' patlo. $!00 per ...... 0wnu
1---------1 Slnatea or cpls only. 202 Ina: area. Price ~cm.
4 BJ\ lhklio, 2~ BA. Dlbwhr. I.4th. 536-1S19 673-1184 Mattia Rltr. ~
I Rik from beach. $300. mo. NICE 2 A S bdn. Crpted A • UNITS -eacb 2 bcltrdi •
LOT Yrly. m-w6 drped. Nwly decor. 3 bib TUily occupied. Near qt DAILY Pl 3 B<" I Ba, ~ pat;o, blk from heh. 3 bdr w/dbl a> =~ ~":: ~~
boch. very nice $250 Avail tached1arAft'Place.W.17U eARR°iTrREALTY.
WANT AD
642-5678
1/10. 213, ""'11'3 CHEZ ORO AP!'& 1231 "'iiim~'ffi~T-~~t !
2 BR. un.fUnl apt. $150. Patio Atlanta, H.B. Nu, I. 2. 3 DUPLEX CDt.t. 2 I
" pool. Qopts, drps • bltns. br's, Prtv. aar. pool. uw $55.000, $8.txrl down. t~
1525 p~ntla .. nn. s."f&.«m or ~2721. $415 Mo. l7s-tO+I ... : , ,
DELUXE 3 BR, 2 BA, t /d, LGE 1 Br duOlex, elec alove. t
bltnl, fl'l)lc. patio ' encl Mlults. uni baby ok, no lusln111 lll•nttl
gar. S21&. lf73..2371l peta. S115 mo, m.<t06.1
The Blutlt ttnt or boy. dlx 3 S.W. 2 bedroom, carpets.
BR 2 BA apllt 1ev, a.ast dee. drapca, bullt-ins.
1>001. Jan 3, J,300.~ ~lMS . "-~ ..... ~
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ROO~t Sult•blt tor sift
men·• 1hop or ladit a abop:
Call Jim 8erbh.U-.. I~
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Gonorol FINANCIAL
IUSINISS •NI·
FllWICl/<L DAILY Iii r i ....... tr Ill 11 ... tll .oeo lndustrlll ltOfltll ~ lus. OpportunltlM 6JCIC luL Opp I rluft~
. INDUmIAL SPACE FOil LEASE CANDY SUPPLY ROUIE. When You ,.,. , ... a..1ct .... .,.. .........
3,500 Sq, fL A/C oll, carpeted; drapes; sllort term le1Ses. Cloae to, Orange County Altport.
~V.U::.::c'~"=i=..-·want it done
Wf: ME.l.OOICIJilG FOR 111£ lniMlluAL right • • • HOUSES FOii SALE ~V:!_\':f.~!t, ....
DIAL DlllECJ' •d-H78
New, 15,000 sq. n . warehouse or mfit. sp~ce.
WU •~pt 8 mos. leue. Bldg's. fully spnnk·
lered. Irvine lnctustrlol Complex.
WHO wu..L WORK nus IUSllEIS tlltE rr. I ........ L ....................... •MCOM• ,..Of'••" .......... , WAS MEAHi' 10 IE -ONE WHO.'llOUlD Cal one of con• Ml&A .................. 11. •u&IHEU llll°'lllTY
U -10 •-£ riua..,..•t IV.,.__. ... _ MISA DaL MA.I , •• , ....... , .. ,!! W.':W P.t.111:1'1 sv. ..._ .................. __,_ h ............. -........ •• 1 I I HllJAL .......... .
4a,ooo ,"q. fl frffortanding bldg. 8% A/C oU.
Fluol'e3C!ent ll$hUDf .lhroughout bldg. Ready
soon.
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NOHTHLY fARH1MS, ONE WHO ,WOULD . 11·sted below/I •""' ··-" .......... •..,•• Ir, .. , .................... .... IE '"' --· -1111.., f, LIOA C.VIS ····•••••-•'""'' I l.llTitlAL "tllTAL ••••''"! LIKE TO .. ~ ~RI• _ .... ,. ...... ,• ....... "·•• . . ........................ •• AND HAVE TR£ ~......., OF mcllllS• aavca11T .................... 1m UNCNn ........ -... -... -•. vs-..-1un••• ~ U YtMO••• ..................... CITlUI OlOVU ............. = ' New 31,000 sq. fl bldg. Office air-<0nd. and
carpeted. 2 to 10 year leases.
• New 32,000. sq, ft. bldg. Fully sprinklered.
W.llMNISOWN·a 11~ ---:.= 11 •••••• SlllVICI Dl.RICTOllY SlllVICI DIRECTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY =~~r;r~~.::·:·:::::::::·1: ~:;-:~ ... ;1.:;;;:::::::::::li!! miwa _. -· -.,.. Mf,IN" NIOMUoNDI ........ 11M llSOlT ,lOll'•STT .....••.•.
..'--1 i*IVllUITY PMk ........... 1sn OlAN•I co. ••O,llTY •••.. In the .... -faUlllM •Jma. W.c19 •r-ttlnt '550 C.rpetLaytnt&.. Lendtc•plng 6110 ••v•N• ...................... 1m OuT:or sTATIPIOP ......... ..
Fluorescent ilfbting lhruout. Offices fully
:· Improved. Irvine induslrlal tomplex.
.....-•--•---"-~""'•""'•-........_ R r~26 u.c1tu.v ...................... 1• lllllOUMTAtN•ot•••T ........ f.li• : 1w,~-·ea:a&••--~ BABYsrri'ING n--'"'... • · ep11 1---------US1'9LUPP ................... 1 .. su101y11io111uNo ......... ·•" an tntlr'rilw II ~= ou .S. .... $1950.. .....~ w 11 ,.,.. ,_.. tuL uTATI s11v1c1 ....... , ••750 1---__.. ~ chUdren,· potty trnd. lNDOW Wuhing,OtLQ..Up 11¥11111 TSIUCI .......... ~··· it.I. PCKAN•I .............. ...
New 13,000 sq. ft. bldg. Carpeting & air-cond.
·in offices; 2 to 10 year leases.
~ _ca.., ... ~............ Lunch-finacQ. &am-&pm. FOR CARPETING a: General Yd Wrk Done. cH:OMA01L,,.,... ........... 11t1 t.l.WANTI D, ................ o.
i25 wk Mon thN Fri. Call OR CARPET LAYING Colle~ Student. Needs ~= ::.:u.~~~~.:::.:·:·::~= BUSiNISS tnd '··
:· 6,300 sq. fl 4 offices, carpeted & air-cond. .i 'I.eases from 2 to 10 years.
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20,000 sq. fl new bldg. 2 to 10 year leases.
-Offices are carpeted &. air~nd.
CALL: Dick Cramer or Jerry Cole
COLDWELL. IANKER & •co.
J$O NEWPORT CENTER DR.,
NEWPORT BEACH
btwn 8am-3pm 962-0i82 HB C. A. l"q:e M2-3)70 Work. Rtu. ntea. Call M't" ttU.NDS ................. ~= PINANCIAL .
Perry at 66-'1362. ~w~ii0·:;::::::::::::1. IUlllfllt OH01tvlfm11 .. a CHILD care by the WMk.
""""' yd.."°' lunch. 1' blk from Harbor School,
MJ..5339or~
e BABYSl'M'ING, my home
on Ilower, CM. Reliable.
ReuDnl.h1e Ratea."543--1801
lrlck,Ma.wy,-.
' . 6560
«•• G'"nEN'S BY F•"'ro..,... NUWTllfOTOlll IU.C:N ......... 1= IUS•Qt WAlrnlD .......... . -ft.AU -~........:..n. NVMTIMOTON KARSOUl: ..... 1 llfYl"n'MIMT ~ ..... . ----------1 J...amlK&pe Cbntractor • LU•DA llLI 1• IWV•STMQT WllfTIO ...... "11
"C'I" ..,.......,_.,.... • l'OUNTAIN VALL.IT .......... ldt MOlllV TO LOAN ............ .6111 ~ .. n.lW'.M.> aetv1te j; Landacapin&. SprlnkJft-s I: SIM. •aACH ... ; ............. 1 .. Pl•OlllAL L.OMI ............ .. l'ePllf. 24 hrs. 1 days. -No Maintenance. Aft 5, 6G'6400 IUNSllT IUCN .............. ':1 .. , ......... v l.OANS ............. ... job too small. Re-model Ii: UIDIN elOVI .............. 1UI COlLATllLU. LOAM ......... .
L.OtilO •UCN ........ _ ........ 1-=\=:::.-~·: .... ·:;::~ ~~ µ it's ~trical, P•perhanglng 5".:::~m ·:::::::;:::::::= MONIY wiimlo ............. iii
we ox U! ~ Pointing 6'50 OUT •• '°""'' ............. "" A.,NOUNCEMINTS ELECI'RIC!ilW liceneed, ----------OUT OP ITATI ............ _ .. \· •• } '1 C S w .. ITA.Nf.OM ..................... 1111 Incl NOTI E bonded_, .. i~ jobl;, INT./EXT. Aver. Ext . WISTMINITllt · ................. 111l l'OUND ,,,. ~J ........... ....
Maintenilnce · &·repai r . $127.00 labor only.! yr, ,.M'"",,•.,••'•'n .... ; ............ l:~ LOST , ......................... '4ii
Elictr1Qi
•• "'· . I l<~O "'""" ,.. • ................ PlllONALS ... w ~ BUILD, Remodel, repair oHO-<WU.l guar. painting avail. Also. U.NTA """ NGTI. ............ lut ANNOUlllCIMii.iiTi";::::::::::: .. ,. •-;a;;;;:;u&i~ltto,'-_,~;;.;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-• Brlck, block, con ere te, Apts A Comm'l. MB-1546 ~~::.:• :::::::::::.':::::.:·: .. ::;~S: =i~T."lALi··:·:::::::::::-::::::::::1
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·. ., • ...,,..., DISTRJBUIORS · carpentry, no job too amall. FloOrs 6665 EX-PAINTER,' now :iic hl NOITM TUSTIN ............... 1641 ,.,.10 o•ITUAltV ......... ~ .... .,.11 · IV\ISVnnm. .. NAHllM ····••••·····•:-•• .. ··lut FUNllAL Ol•ICTOIS ••• ,.,,'414
SU.0700 644-2430
V ... P.llilt.lleli'c>llllndcts > Lie. Contr. 962.-6945 , . CARPETIN·· G teacher will pa'nt eves &: •1LVllADO CANYON ..... ; ... 1us "'°''''' "'' • . \ LAOUHA MILU 1M ................... " . T £<---wknds. Xlnt workmanship, I.MUNA ••AcN ................ 17• CARD OI' TNAMQ ............ '41• l~j'j:i"'i.:V~::'""'"''"'9~il'"ii'j'jf':j."jf"''"''"'"'l!•~·!•l~n!! ... ,s.rv. 6562 .r•-= estimate Lie. contr. F t 646-4519 540--0062 LAGUNA NIOUIL. ·::::::::::::·1111 '" "MI MOllAM ................ 6417
1-REAL ESTATI REAL ESTATE · -· 5'G-~ 54&4478
80"'LIDeA•Y· SPECIAL., Int. ,. M11110N v11Jo •••···•····• 1111 i::N::~ ~Wm··:::.:::::::::
~--· I ~-I ..-;, . SAN ,u .... CA .. tSTltJl.lllO ...... lnl •••••••·. TYPING by r.: ..... ••-•, . "'" CLIMINTI ............. Int CIMOJ<•T <<Y"I . '401 1--~--·-·------1----""-"------·I ,.._ -· ._ • Stude ' o.~--.... .. ... A Ext pa.inti ...... Lie A lMurd ,,,,,, .................. 1ns ClllMATGatlS ........ -...... .... ..... ne .... CE ?111"1· n .--n -' ...... . DANA ..OIHT .::: ............ 1nt fril,EMOll:IAL. , ................. 6dl ••oo,,,. .. ='="=·=962-=982<====== [GARDENING IL: landscap'mg, !:!!..~~~~ ~ )'rll CAll:U ... D ..................... 11• :~fl= ··•~Vice"::::::::::::: ~ 'I ......... OC:EANllDI ................... 11ti TIA'llL ... "----....a-... -li yrs exp.Clean-up, PAINTING "~P'""""m-, '-"" 01100 ................... ins Alll: Tll:ANifiOliT.i.TiON ''.:::::: ....
Office Rental 6070 AcrHge
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' ""' I ·. Whod<ly1 Wont? Wltocldy1 Golf f SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
PRIME CORNER
Office or store in Lido shop-
ping area !surplus space of
Lido ~alt)').
LIOO REALTY INC.
lln Vi• Lido .67l-7l00
l\10DERN 3 room suite,
cpt.s., air cond, janitor ser.
vice, ample parking.
So, Calif. 1st Nat Bk Bid&.
230 E. 17th Street
Costa Mesa 642-1485
_,,._,.., .. ~ --inkJ , I'd•-.... ;o-d « r-.. -.,,.~ .. llVllUIOI COUNTY ....... "1-AUTb TllANl..OITATKtN 6441 FABULOUS l5t acre a Spt en UlS "'re_.. ..... z; yra exp. Old coun.td.' NOUSIS TO •• MOVID ...... l ... LIGAL ltOTICES ......... :::::"" ' R 1 ..... . 613-1166 --rkma"•ho'p. R•aa. """"--CON'OJOMIWIUM ................ 1,!?', •••MAN a TllTOllN• .... prime • ~ • .., m TRANSFER P&nel trucks & .. v '"' .,,-= DUl'Ui11s FOi SALi! ........ " SERVICE DIRECTO ... R. y
Rial Cal" b"·--AL'S Garoenlo&: Ir: Lawn 'est. 642--1322 All'AltTMINTS "°" SALi .... 1,.. lo, 1.1., 4 1A6 .uum VW's to Campen. ~buUd RENTALS ACCOUNTfNO .................. .... golJ coorst' &:: directly or remodel boats 1-laintenance. Commercial,* PAINTING • lnl./Ext. AN1w111N••••vic1 ....... .,... fro J H"gh. · • industrial a: residential. Housn Furni1hed .,,.,.LLt.MCI ••P•1•s. ll'W"ll .. :S: ~r:s finnm ~a~. ~ cabpre::~~n. ~t~;~~~ . * G46-3629 1" =ce.re~~~.s ... A;m~led. •t:Ml!ltAl ······--· ........... 1• !i~:"~~ .. :'1~s ·········· ...... ..,. ~.-. llNTAU TO IM4kl ......... !* A.llTO. S..t .. .,·;.-...:·iie:"ii.Mf l\f 710 Daily Pilot Formica Work. Put up fen-JAPANESE Gardener, P~A71NT=~l~N~"~~~.~-~ln~t.~"~---.' COSTA MUA .................. 11H •A•YSlnlNO .... \ nenJ I' 'd ard . u-.c..>. "' J•~ MaSA Dl!L MAit .............. tll5 10 .. T MAIP'Ttfi.lH(11"'::::::::..a s ACRES on Sacramento c ng. Ge remode lllf. exp • comp. y service. Exp. Ins. Lie., Frtt est. MIU VllDlf ................ lilt •••CIC MAIJONIY •IC. ...
River Nr. Red BluU. 315 646-5219 or 548-1654 Free estimate. 96&-2303 A-·•t. C•llm· g. "'A" "'"""' COLL••• ""•K .............. 1111 •u11Nilss 111Yic'•s .. ::::::·. .,.,,. .,.,,..,,.,~ ::=:l ~=~fM ............ g: •UILD•IS .................. 48 prure-walnut grove. Lovely CARPENTRY JIM'S Gardening &:: lawn 'F~or"""=·i7i-"""P~al""'o"~."-.,,,~,~,--1 -•. ,, .................... cA·r1111:1No .. "" ·
' ' hm ... l dk , •-DC "'" ~'6 ...... -Nl!W..OIT Snv ....... ,,, Ufl' CAllNITMAIUN!l ........ ~ .... ... s ory • • MINOR REPAIRS. No .1ob mamll~nance. Res • C1'.lm· ior & exterior. acoustic cei· IAYSH~•• ........ -......... ml cA1,.1111r11 11110 .............. .,,. orchard, many x l r as. Too Small. Cablbet in ..... mercial. • 540-4837 ti "A" .,..,., . ~""'" DOV.I '"°"'' ............... 1:121 CI Mf.NT ~ ... 169500 113 •--•••21c" •-ngs, .............,,,, 541'"""""' 11t•STClll'P .,.,,, .. ,,,, ... , ••. 1231 CM ILD c:A11: uc.Miii""!•-··.: .. lt
• • UUWll. ""°"' -aae• 6: otbtr cablnttL . CLEAN-UP SPECIALISI' u1111v1a11TY f'AllC ........... tm CONTU.CToiis ........ :::::::: ...
u< mll u •·· 6•-l•VIMI ........................ ball CAllll'IT CLI ANINO .......... W .....,..... , •· llO answer -ve Mowing, edging, odd jobs. Plumbing "' •ac11: •Av .................... n. cA•"•T UYINO a ••ll'Allt 6202 mac at MS.2312.. H. O. Reasonable. 548-6955 -·---------i~'l ILUl'll! .................. :: D1t.,,.1111s ................. .
AndentlD -=====:;;====I PLUMBING REPAIR t•vi.t; T••UCI ttoU Dll:MOLITION ................. .
l "·· NAT\lllAL IORN SWAPPERS I Spocl1I lllte
I · · 5 Ll--5 tlmM-5 bvcka Jndu1trl•I Prop. 6080 Lake El1lnDre
<:. •ULIS -AD MUST tNnuoe . l ._...., ,_. flnl "' .,.., .....wlltl you wtnf "' tr101. PEDD!CORD'S ...... ·,.m .~ ..... TOUI .-.,._,. ....,.... •-.I 11,.. ff tdYirllllnlo """ ng . f....JtOTHIHG FON SA.le-Tll:ADE! OHL'tl out. Going to l srael. New
· PHONE 642-5671 24'x8S' concrete block in·
I To Pltce Your Trlder's P1r•dlM Ad dustrlal building on ~'t acre 60'x300'. 1st user dcprecla-
. · lovely townbousea New-Palm Springs, 2 BR w/ fr. tion. $150,000. $20 ,000
1 p:irt Beach, 2 BR, 2 BA •pie, + 2 bachlr units. lnc. prepaid interest + princip1l
[ each, $500 mo income. $9000 $Z75 mo. $37,500 for Orange as do1vn. \Vilt renl irom I equil)'. TRADE for home. Co. houSe or units. Lynch buyer lor year or so at $100
: ~.boat._'?"! Aa;ent 646--0732 Rlty. 838-5361. &12-3100 mo. and pay all upkeep and
; Trade up_ house with back LAGUNA 2 Duplexes nr. real estate taxes for time
' '· _., 1rv1n •-h \V.ill tak ho · occ up ie d. Peddicord's I .,.y view at .<.>.>.> e ur:ac • e me m · 4 oo ............. Trad ing Post, 2Qj92 Laguna
I ve.., ror vacant or to 1 ex ........ '6... ,.._ Road ~f ·1 p o units. Agrnt 67>6252 or J\.fr. Conrad Riviera Realty .....,.nyon · ai • • ·
673.(823 aft 6 pm. 4~2800 494-1330 Eves. BOx 402, Laguna Beach, Calif. l IAVE: 50 11:cres F/C Ore-Palm Delt'.rt, 2 Br .foothilll(~========
:;on llnd. WANT: Unilll, home on ~ acres, S min. Commercial 6015
I howle or ? '! in Oranie town. \Vill exchang~ for' I----------
! "Cbtulty area: Nancy J, small house or duplex, COAST Highway, Sout h t Moote, Rltr, 642-7000 · beach trea. $25,000 equity. LagUna. 50CXl sq ft comm.
f l96'1 32' Chris Cra.fl, fw.iD 492--6160 bldg. 5 units $9300 gross.
1 i'ne; ·fully eqUipped, Wry E-side J br hm & 2 rear $82.500 price. Con ta ct I ·cw.an. Will trade tQty for apt1 $29,950 val. or :t hms FlottnC'e l\fcCure. PETE ~ home or car or a.nythina. w/ 5 rear apts, mo tnc $788, BAfl.RETI REALTY 6(l.435.1
; ~2434 alt 6, 64247!1 •It '6 $59,500 val. Trd $33M eq for LEASED Stores For Sale.
i St. James Pl, ··N.B. l S.Cal hm. Ownr/bkr 6'16-3T;iO 19th St. Nr. Bethel Towers. ! r, 2 Ba, ocean vieW. Own. 40 ACRES rec. laud with 54~1768 or 646-7414, A·gent,
l i.r says submit income or trees near 11'"W lake NE --··
1 f~SJ(li\f equity. Mark Utah. ValUe ·$100 per acre. lndU1trlal Rental . ,6090 i ~. 'rutr. 548-rnl Trad• all or part for car. EW BUILDING d;amond,, boat or ' 644-085 N , ', ' 'Actt1 Ccuntry style liv·
I' ina:.in city, 3 bdr, 2 ba, pool, 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, fam nn, 1260E Loga~ A1!,'.!;• Cos1ta 2Me~
""""" or units OK Trade separatto dining rm, 1 yr old, . acb 'unit 1.<;1 sq t, o ·
1 pAr Equity lo!' 1ocd prop. F.V. Trade for Condomin-ice~. ~ rest rooms. ll0/220
I ert.y •. Owner • SJJ-?636, iurn or mobile home. Prin-electnc. Amp!' parking.
cipals only 968-5019 C. Robert Nattr.esa Realtor : ant to. trade S year old • Costa J\.feM. 642-1485
f 1:lectrlc ctry,!r in exC'ellent Neat cottage rear of R·2 lotl,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'C'Clldition for Pl dl")'n'. CdM. Equity $5600, Take 3000 to 7lXKI sq ft . West 17th I ~ ' CALL dear late model air cond. St. Costa MesL 91tic per sq ft
I 962-0527 car part ew. balance $135 Wells-McCardle. Rltr1.
Jl.6 Acres zoned l\f.J North per mo, 614%. 613-0173 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M.
1 ' /W corMr SUnOower It 5 units in 2 older homes, 548-7729 644-0684 eves.
, · ·ew Trade S2f9.~ eq· So. Laguna, combined equ-1~~~~~~~~~~1
; irlty' for inoon:le p~rty. ity $1.9,000. Trade for in-L t 6100 ! ~ ~ Rltr. 646-3811 come property or clear 1o11_•_•'--------
; "61 cadlllac Convertible; <•I So. O.C. llkr,499-l39T UNBEATABLE
• COOO. condition, for part ecru· What do you have to trade:
, . -in Sor 4 BR, GI or flfA List it here -in Orange GREAT ocean view. Lge
' borne to f.!5,0IXI, Mr. l-ifeyer County's largest read trad· level R·l Jot in executive
: ~. ~1366. ~ poSt-aM make• deal area of San Clemente.
I · * * ·* * * Overlooks tho c;ty & Preai· l'~·i~~!l!i~!!'l!!!!!!!!!ilil•!!!!!'!i!~!!!!!!!'!i!!!!!!!!!!!!i!J dent"a home, white water p v1ew. Only 121.. r~ $&lCXJ
' EAL ESTATE REAL ESTATa dowo. °""'r will can-y bal· I .~ Geaer.111 Gener•I ance at 8%. t---------THE HUNTSl\IAN 496-1268
3 ADJOINING hi llside GEN. Repair. Add. Cab.
lakeview lots. near caslno Fortnl~ , Panelinr. Marllte.
., 000 "'"" .. ~~.. Anythlnr. Call DI c k . .,.., • .JOO-~ 673-4459
3 ACRES 40 miles north of CARPENTRY, Cabinela
Reno near Honey Lake at Remod. No job too small,
foot of Siel1'8.s. Levei, clear, qual ~"Ork. <'.all 646-2516
$3,000. 536-2449 REPAIR, Partitlona. Small
Remodel, etc. Nite ar day,
R. E. Wonted 6240 Reu! Call KEN .......,,,
REPAIRS. ALTERATIONS
CABINET. Any size job. NEED MONEY? 25 ,..... exper. S48-67ll
To buy a new hOme? Investi-
ga te our guaranteed trade Income Property 6000
in plan; Let. us answ!r ;:iur * CONO\ETE FLOORS, qu~stlona Wl~ rio obliptio.o. patios, etc. Reaso"nable, Call
Fair ~noua:h . Don, 642-8514
Centracton 66211
;.·nor•I •·c'1-··-No J00b too small COltONA OIL MA.-·:::.:-.:·:.:.mt DIAl'TINO s•1tVIClf ......... . --rY -• IALOOA -ILECTllC .. L ..... , ............ ... • 64z.3128 • ....................... IQUl .. MINT lfNTALS ....... ... ~--··• BARTENDERS -==========I •',•o: .•,~L.l!NDI····•· ............... = ll"INCINQ ...................... ..-~~;_:::•=all Or Co ~ • 6950 •ALIOA'iSLAND'"'"'.:::::::::::iw ~~o:N~·ce·;.:a·it.i.'li:i:"Etc.-.:·::.: serv ... ,. ange un...,. Roofing KUNT INOTDN •lACM ......... ,.... l'UllNITUll l ••STO•nt• 639-2233 l'OUNTAIN VALLIV .......... Ult a ll!FINISNJN!l 4UI ALL TYPES; rock, wood &. 11.,L ••Ac:H ............ -.• ·1451 GAll:OIENINO "" ·•phalt •hlngl••· LEAKS LOHO •EM:N .................. tsoo Gl!Nl!ll:AL s111v iC1i' .:::::::: • ..., OIANGE COUNTY ............. 1'0t GIA01NO, DllC:ING ........... ... REPAIRED. \Vork ~-SANT .. ANA .................. 1•1• OU.SS ....
Y 'RD I c •. , .· Cl' anup. 841-1136 WESTMINSTl!I ................ un GllEIN THUM•··:::::::::::::::.,.. n. . MIDWAY CITY ................. 1611 OUN OMO• '"' ========== SANTA ANA Hl!19H"tl ..... .,,UH ......... , ..... .. $10/load. Salvageables free. COASTAL. 1711 Kl .. LTN CLU•S .............. ''*'
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·vy·, &rado. •-.. 1~ 6960 "OUNA ....... , ..................... _. MAULING ..................... 111 .,._ ••• .... . ............. .,-KOUllC:LIANING ............. •nt 962-8745, --~-------U9UllA NIOUIL ., ........... mJ INTllllOI DICOll:ATINO ..... '"7
DRE"°'!AKCTNG MIUION VIEJO .............. 21H ON<OM• TAX ,,~ .>.31• >AN Cll!MINTI .............. 2111 · · · · • · · ·' · ........ w HAULING. Have ~l.T P/U Sa .• , . G ~ ... •UAN CA,.ltTU.lllO ...... lnJ ·IJ:ON, °""''"'""" lk. ........ a• Anything trash to furn ;s ti~actJOn uarante .. -.. CAPllTIAltO llACH ......... 1n1 ••oNINO · ..................... :m
load + ml·g. •o•.tOOJ " Call 962-1060 DANA "OINT .................. IU• INSULATING ................ _ •1
"l;l'i ltlYllllDI COUNTY 2-INSUllANCE .................. . VACATION ltSNT .. U ·.::·:::: .. lttf IN'tl!STIGATINO, o.tKHlt9 •• ..,.. Cloan Up •nd Haul TILE, Ceramic 6974 suMM•k ••NTAU 2111 J.,NiTOlll.,L ········ .......... •nt SJO I d ,,..., 2528 ·----------COHDOMlllllUM ......... 2'SI ~EWILl't llPAI .. ltc. ...... .. a oa . u-nr • v.-. ---,, ..... DU .. l lXIS 1'U1N.:'::::::::::::m1 ~NDICA .. INO ••..... , ........... .
C I .. :·r-kl ",,."1a1"1 •'r-pa'1,., RENTALS . ~s~5N~':~1 .. iCii ".'.".".'.'::::::·:=
us· .. v • e · H u 9 Unfu ished MOv1No a sTO•A•• ....... ; .... No job ·too small. Pluter a I I rn "A•NTINO. "•Hl'llMtl111 ...... tdl *APT "'""ING* ""'lch. Leaking shower OINt:W:AL ....................... ,...,,NTING, 11e11t ............... ... ~~ r-COSTA lllllSA ....... , .......... 11H "ATIOI ........................ .... Fast&. thorough 642-8164 repair. M7-1957/MG--0206. llllllA OEL MAI .............. JI ... HOTOOIAPHY ............. .
Hauling 6730
Hou.ecle•ning 673S
WlLLIAMS a . Se MflA VllDI ................ )1 11 "LASTl!llHG, "ltcll. l .. ir .. ....
On 'NGE COUNTY'S ROOM Additions -PatlO.... earung rv. c:OLLIOI ,..,.IC ............. lllf "LUMl lNG ................... .... ~ TrH S1rvlc1 6980 H•w..o•T •••CH .......... ,.,,.. ,.., Gt1tOOM1No LARGEST Block Fences-DrlveY>ays-BAY & Beach JanitoriaJ. NIW,.OIT HOMTS, ............ nit "DOL Slill:YICE .............. .
Plan'.r'. 64 ...... ~.. C"-IS v.·indows ooOrs etc NEWl"OllT IHOllS .......... Dtt· .. ow1a SWl!l .. IN• ........... I 2629 HARl\OR BLVD. -"°"" .... ...,... • , • • ·TREES Pruned, lopped, IAYSH0•1s ................... :ms "UM" 1e1v1c1 .............. .
546 .,.. 1-~A~d~d~;1~ .. ~n~.~.:-;Re;:::mod::::;:;,1;;:1,~.:-I Res & Q:unmc I. 646-1401 removed. 26 yrs expo" r. DOVll INOIES ............... nv ll:OOl'INO .................... .. 'I • Wl!ITCLIFF ................... :ant RADIO, l~ln. lk ............ .. OPEN EVES TILL 1:30 Fred H. Gerwlck, Lie. CARPETS, Windows, firs, Aerial tower eqp'd. UN1v•1SITY "All:IC ........... tu? REMODELING• IE,.At• '941 613-«Wl • 549-217. 0 etc. Res or . Comc'I. Xlct 494-451Jj and 638-7fi4 IVINI! ..................... -.. '"' lllMOOILIN!l, ICITC HINI .... .... FINANCIAL •ACIC IAY .................... :t141 SC:ISSO•S Stt.J,11,l!N .......... ml work Reas! Refs. 548-4111 TREE SERVICE, gen'l y--' l!AIT ILUl'F .................. :na SIWINO .: ................... ·"" IUSINESli ~ .. u II T•... . J::l.44 Sl!WlNO MACHIN• llPAlll:S..., C•rf!!t Cloanlng 6625 • \VlNDOWS DIRTY? cleanup. s PR IN K.L.Ji(il 11Y1N• T•lllACt: .... -...... 2:u1 s1,.T1c T.,NIC.S. uw.. itc. .. "411
B Op It•• ·-Fre• '''· 15 ye•-' exp. REPAIRS ••• "'8 COIONA Dl'l MAit ........... :nse ., .. ,LOR ING : .................. .,,. us. partvn ... -~ET&: uphol stery 1team ..... <1'tV"VD't IALllOA ...................... S>ll TlillMITl CO N.TltOl. .......... ..,.,
Johnny Dunn 6-12-2364 GENE:STREE SERV: •Av ISLANDS ................. we TILli, Ctnmlc ·················"'' AttiHate cleaned, also carpet . in-LIDO !ILi ................... 1m TILE. UM""'"' a MtrMI> ...... mt
CANDY SUPPLY atallation. Results guar. For 675S Ttttl/ s, s~~~ry..,.11tr11359mmed, ~~~:>oA1j1;t1N5~ ::::::::::::::= ~=~:vf:~~=.;ein;·i:;c:··: .. :
ROUTE free est, call 64&-5971 lron~ng ', or remo ......... ,,..,,.. KUNTINOTON .e .. CN ........ l4tt U .. ttOLSTll't ................. .... HUNTINGTON NAllaOUI ..... )tOS WILDIN.0 _. .. . .......... .... INo ~ invol:Yed) A-0l<'. shampoo Christmas IRONING" In Jll)' home, $1 FOUNTt'" VAL.LIV .......... 1111• WINDOW C:LflJlllNO .............. l
Ex-"·nt ,._ '°' few a-•al fl.50 nn-lea for hr. Alterat;onS. Also Televitlon, Rep1ir .6915 llAL u.cN .................. ,,..JOBS &·EMPLOYMINT c= ·-·-~-1 -----~----OAll:DIN OROVI ........... .,.J4JI hoUN: wttkly work. (Daya hal.11 etc. AI.so comp babygjttlng. Call ~7641 LOfllG •1Ac:N ................ 2,. JD• WACTlo, '::.': ............ 1'11
and Ev.nmgx' ). Reruw.. and ~.~· •• 121--3182 . Color TV & Ste~ O~ANO:I COUNTY ............. ,... 1g: ::N~g· -....... ... ~· 646-6278 SANTA AN ...................... Ull • '6790 Wl!ITMlHSTl!I ................ un MEM a WOMIH .............. 1111 collecting money from coin CAR.PET a: f\lm cleaning: Janitorial Emergency 557-6733 MIDWAY CITY ................ ,JUI SCKDOLS a fNSTIUCTIOM .... Htl Ope-1·• d' .. Or for 1· day servloe • quality SANTA. ANA NllOHTS .......... JO• p ....... ATION ........... ,.
... "U 1.Spensers m -. COAITAL ...................... 37" THl!ATllUl ... . ........... ,,. &nge Co. and surrounding 'll;ork, Call Strrling . for SPARKLE Janitorial &:: \Vin-Upho!stery 6990 uouNA 11 .. cN .............. 2HS MERCHANDISE FOR area. \Ve establish .roote. brt&htnea! &l2-852l doy,• cleaning Serv. Win-u.ouNA NIOUEL ............. 1111 ·SALE 'AND TRADI
(Handl .. __ .. __ _, doWI, resid., coml, const. CZYKOSKl'S ~·-1m u hot MISllO#t Y/IJO ....... -...... ,,... . es Jlame u.11.1iu "4l1Uy Diamond Carpet CJeanert 968-2&9l -..ue • p • IAH CLEMENTI .............. Jnt l'URHITUlll . .. . .......... -
and snacks), $1575.00 C&.lh 187 21.!t St, Colta Mesa Cleanup. Free est. Euro! ~an Craftsma~ship ~!;\:~:!:: iiiACH ·::::::::J: g:~:~:. :::r~~~':.~.·-.:·:·.'.'.' :f ~· For personal ~ter-Home & Apt Oeanlns THE QUICKER YOU CALL, IJOyo fin! 642--1454 DANA "°INT .................. 1141 ITOIS" IQUIPlllllNT .... : ... :: .. 11
Vle\V Jn "---e Co. ........ '"A"'J311 --estimates THE QUICKER YOU SELL 1831 Newport Blv Ott CONOOMUllUM ............... ,,. C .. 11"1!, lllSTAUll:ANT ........... 1. v•<U<g -.~ .,........ 1: '"'"" ' " OU .. LEXIS UHFU•N. , ..... ,..2'75 aAll ll:QUl .. MltrlT .,.._, ........ It send name, address and IUMMIA ••NTALS ........... HOUllHOLD eooos .......... 5 phone-number to MULTI-RENTAL:> GAll:.,OI SAL.Ii ............... .
STATE nisr c A ·t F 1 L-..1 .. u.1 ... Tu111 .. ucT10111 ........ . . ., JN ., 1681 w p •• urn ,,_ ~ A!' .. LIANCIS ................ ·I'" B~. Anaheim, cau: ANNOUNCEMENTS ••1111:11 .. L ....................... t.lfT1QuE1 ..................... 111
fom1a 9'2802. (n4> 778-5060. and NOTICES NO MATTER ~o::fv';:\s:.··::::::::::::::::::: ~~~l::L~~~~'t~iNT ·::::::~U 00 HIW..OIT •l .. CN ........... Qll Pl .. NOS • OAOAlllS .......... .,11• IN Jaundrle ... Frigidaite. -
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NIWPORT HllONT\ .......... mt ... 010 ' ........................ ,= From $6,500 to $42 500 ...... _ JL.1-N•W .. OIT SHOlllS ........... •m JIL•YISION .................. . . • ,. • Fouftcl (frM ~} V'tVU w•sTCL1"" ................. cnt "'·'' a 1T1110 ............... 111• Anaheim, Costa Me11a, UNIVllS!T't l'AlllC ••...••••.. G» , ..... ••co•o••• ........• ·=
G .. ~. G H IAST llUF" .................. "20 HOllY,SU"Pll'L11S ............. = <uu.::n row, untingtwi halted tirer stripped kitten. COIONA DEL MA• ........... nse Sll'OllTINO GOOOS ............ .
Besch, Santa Ana, Tustin, About " mo 's. old, ~·/fiea . IAllOA .. .. ................... ••MOCULAll, ICO .. l t ····-···
La · U 't ISL.AMOS ................. use l'l\ISCIL,l.ANIOUS ............. ... Mirada. collar. Vic. of Arts Landin£". LIOO 1$LI ................... Ull Mii(, WANTIO .................. 1. Call Owiie SS..'1'833 _..,,., •AL•OA ISLAND .............. 4SSS MACNINlll:Y, ltc. ........... .
Buena Park. Ful l erton , FOUND BeauUful Ions w HAT IA.CIC •A Y ..................... u. CAMl!JtAs.a 1ou1PMINT ... .
.,,,,_ KU"'TINOTOH llACN , ............. LUMlll , ...................... t1M FOUNTAIN V .. LLIT .,.,, ••... '41t ITOIAOE ...............•...... 111fo llAL 11 .. CK .................. 4Ut aUILDING MATllllALS ....... Cl"
J 6060 Office Rlnt•I 6070 DOUBLE lot with Old Span.
style house, 3 Br. l Ba. .u_ MONGREL MaJe doc white
LAGUNA BEACH $18,000 Call 546-3167 munev .. Loan 6320 w/ blk face 6 blk saddM!.
llOO oq ft bid&. Zonod C2 •
1 apt. Hu access I: adwrtU-
1 ·1n. ... .,. 00 -•le Eut
I : 17th-St. $250 per month.
• · JEAN SMITH
f. '.. R~~~~ t 400 ~7!, Stl'i!et
I 'ITRACTIVE Shop, UXI tq,
f
It. Off....tttet parking. Loe.
·Gr. Udo llle In picturesque
old Newport. Jde&J Jor Inter.
I '~tof'S, aJ'Chjtffi&, •fl· l , •rtt I: cralt&. etc. 1 .eilr.m-lasent m....nn
l Or otflc:e ,, nu
)lewport BI vd ., CM.
-~1'9/i:no. tnd utllllle•. '·--
Air. Conditioned VJE\V lot overlooking center 2
ON FOREsr AVENUE of tov.•n in Laguna Beach. nd TD Loan ~lat:·=· ~: Desk space available in $17,500. 540-Q37 Corica Pl ca.11 5f.5...(8J'1
11eweat ofttce ballding at>[;========= Prompt, confideritial ae~ .
prime location in downtown Rinchn ·6150 '42--2171 54$-06Jl SMALL . lemale lo_na: hair
Laguna Beach. Air condl· -'---------Servlna HArtxir area. 20 Ytl. demesne bl11.ck·wh1te-brown
tloned, carpeted, beautUW 15 ACRES avocados A: limes. Satti.r Morta• Co. cat, vie Meu. del Mar apts.
~ntrancta: Frontage on N. San Diep Co., Vista. 10 ===336=~E=. ~ll~lb=S~ir.e~t~=l~C~Mif.iiCall~~54&.lili!~634po~;:-:v.; Forest Al!f!., rear leada t"O acre estate Area. ocean &: WHITE ?i-fale poodle. Vk:
MunciPBl parking kits. $50 mtn view. 1 Br home. $6500 Mo.._._ TD ,1 •••s 15th st. ~ Placentia Ave., per month for space, Desk an acre. 8.18...$)6 ' • ...,_, • • ... NB. call 543-5920
and cbl..lra 1vailable for $$.1.,;;:;:;::====== ::ss av1:i':te ai;::~': Citrus Grovn 6175 4-lst T~~~4~ approx. ~!!t 6401
All utilltl" paid .x,.Pt TAX $$$ SAVED bal. ••~: &%, all due 2+ LOsr. Y"" blk male m;o To•.
telephone. Q 1 k •• 1 .10 yn:. U ,o Disc. 49t-U38 poodlt, !Cosmo\. \Vh t goatee DAIL~ PILOT u c escrow ..., ore. oo •N O C .. hi 10 th "' N UN EMENTS \\'/under alurt; ja\\'. O"mr-222 FOREST A VENUE t s ac~ grove W'I 11VO: tM NOTICES Robe.rtaon . Contacl Nwpt
LAGUNA BEACH ~~~and c1tru.s trees. Prfct Pollet" Dept.
....,... Pound (F-Mal '40011==--=~--~-CALL (714) 722-1306 LOsr: C.t, ....,y 11 <"
AtARINER'S QYrER Ask for Bruce Alexander or SMALL blll:clt f'tlal~ poodle. striped, · ShoncliU a r ~ 1,
Ottlce In S1ore mlft. Rent or Bette Carpenter. Vk!. Wilton 4 Placentia, CdM. Needs medication.
IM. f7>.$125. Beaut,y shop, f.ULTI)N J. Costa Mesa 673-0858 or 5tG-3930 •
....,.1 6070 ..,.. equip. 149 ruver.1t1e WERSHOW l<Mln REWARD • 125 .,. ,._. "iii;:~~i;j;;;-:;;;,;; Aft., .N.B. 6*-2"14· 1 YR old fmlale areylblk Jeather jackitlt bt at Utdt
I tl . t,.. -°""" :IJIO. 1000 SQ.'FT. Newpon "··•ty ~--•• dos. Lal<.,<m Marina, 2'05 Co<Ona BcJo. Ple11e. ""'"1.
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...... --bide Beach Ovlc Ctr. oret. -~"•-• 133-1491 ()lreM def Mat. C1ll Secn:tar\al ~ 3345 · 1011 S, Hill, OcN.nsKle W. a.at Hwy, N.B. m:.an~ Nflwport Bh-d., N. B . A. 1196S=~Ml=ts~au.'""--=ru""~-. ~-~·1•s"'LA°"CK=-;:K;:...,,=-:•:;:1,::,-:T;;:•=m.=r.
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CE -1201 C.\I 67>-1601 er.• 6200 JJtoM. Found on Ptmbl Or. IN to "Erin", chUdrtns pt! ._... 54:>-30'73 Reward. 83'1-M27 I -.me $TS. Dbl attached D>'J Sq. ft. of s1>11ce iood 40 Acre•, So. Calif. $25.
PJWI.'! ala aw..U 130. «N--A J\.fEDICAL orno;s. 8 OOWN $.25. PER lolONTH RUSSlAN Blue cat. w mos. Rt w A RD I s e •Ip 0 I n I
th'S1., H.B. IC-62>6 rooms 1.ir/cond. Coi ta $2_.195, 'ruLL PRltE. I.'. fe~e. vie. Park Lane NB Siamtae femt.lt. Nuned
I u. ~ oa bl.IQ" ccr-Alesa, Can be dlvtded. l:m Shewfelt, 326 W. Third St., 61>19&8 0rll..Jll'. 646-662l
_... Costa A{na. JWmont.b a month. 642--mi Agrnl. l •. A. Phol'H!: (%J3J623--SIOI FOUND black Ii: "·hilf' nilll.e h ti 640S
'udlldd illcl1ded. l4f5«I BAY LIDO BLDG 5 ACRES IN CENTRAL kllltn w/fiea collar ., __ ,_..., __ , ____ _
75 Aialltim, C.M. OUkn-2 liOO NewpJt't, N.B. 0 R E G 0 N . $17 PER lklbQa Peninsula. 6754TII ALCX>HOUCS Anoll)'moua
·w~ floor, PJS.. ~' anilabil:. Rm 301 f\fONnt·HANDLl!S. CAU. FOUND T•n fem•le Photw IC2·l21T 0t' writ. to
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..... NOTICI$ ........... -6405 !Jobi M.n; Wom.-71M
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Joi' , . . Saturdo1, Jl«;t-ll, 1969 DAILY PUT
I & I MPLOYMINT JOIS l ~LOYMJHT JOIS &' IMf'LCIYMINl JOIS & l~P~OYMINT JOIS & IMPLOY • , T N , M•MC I
Jobt', Moll; W...: 7IOO''J tbt' li110. ~-J'\Clll::J,j,. -~ ~ '7i6o -1111• #te!t, Wom..llOl Jobol Mor. w-. 7100 Schools.lnit,.;.,'.~'7.ooM~~~.~a:g: 'I'"-----~-• I ! $500. SALARY · • • SALi AND TRADE N 0 TI (; E .... -, .,. ... ... " Milltan' s.mc-. · IOAT -,..., • ••'fo\lAINTINANCI tnln u ,.,.,._........, SERVICE '"""' ••••• ft The~~-Fu,.,lhiro CARPENTERS \Ye bav' changed our name. . ( • ~' moldlrlE m b a• ~ J>&rta Mia. Firm. ttie np'd man All' dQL Good , r ""'1• --------
Y E S IT'S YOUR • .From Men:banls Personnel Agency to ..,.,.. for >Woi-NftO!lable, ~&11 ..... w .... , .... ., •• -'lions. Urnon ... ONLY ' Pc ICING SIZE
PAUL T E X p I! R I E NC E D ....,.,,..... ""'F PERSO,.,,.,.,J. a...:....;..,..,. -.i~ •"l''d lil'Jl>dn"' cliff ~"'nnel Al•OC1. 2003 , Oil, 393 !l 111h st., CM. ~ ..... _, ~j:DROOM SET, i g,,.,
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SW recoided meuaa:e thal .,... DD • ...,&i&JI' J.,..1.-...m rab.aa-.,.-Jlc 1:,.e1ert"rtca1 c;f.temt and ~itt .Dr., N.B. M$.ZT10 ".,""',.,.w .. m,.. fvdwt, <*P tuftld)
.,,uI '"'""• )'OIU' l\f<o qaJ1 • • · ' , maio-of proc10:,11oc SA(li, A~ION Molllle SEllVTCE STA A'l'I'. Full hoadbot:d. _..i, -~
ORANGE CO, MT-6661 Apply O'DAY, YArHTS e Same aclclrt11; 2042 Wetfcl~ Drlv,, ~.L. equtp. •• ,· ; ~-owner.. ~LMUa that IJmt 'ews. Drp'd. Neat In S·T·R·E·T·C·H ch&Jr Ir bench. Your dt:llce
2411Dur.......stni -PULLMAN • S.mt·-No.'45'2no-MS-5'U . Xlnt~,.,,....,....,,. .... ,. -"-"'""',....."" • ....,..... s.. Jim! 2SllOJ &SEW IT.M-.) .!>I""""· 8'J. l440, l<"'f
' "t'.!ctNSED.. COSTA MES • s I I dol . •1~' IOO!l srowlh <>PP· cilc1e. No ·-tollclllor. N•wpoi;l Blvd .. C.M. 8""•" Onnp,O>linN S$111'!1ES. TA SLl lP SHA.; Qplritual Readlna-, advlct A amen ce peop • n9·bu1lnet1 In tM M m• · c.ontact Bl.Id <;art.on Do not lla\19 ~ 1t'aVo· )'OUt ~VICE st'• AttellCI. Exp'd, " vr-
on aU mallera. Love, &OY'S 10 .14.. location. Drop by & He u1. , , Calil'omla InJectkih .Moldin& hm, P./lilM wrk. For· Info, full A. pt time ~p. 1476 OfRfSTM.\S 'SROP 192'7 ~~!111d2760• Oolt;a M ..
Murlaa:e. Bus.lneaa. 31' N. camet Routes Open • ~Jo~I for 9u~1 & Gala. (FM &.FH.Pd.) 200 Briua Ave-., C.ltf. caU ·836-5441,.10-6 Palisades Rd .. s.A. tlta. ...,. •
El "--1 ...... ~A--C-1-THE EASY WAY!! USED d·· twl ~
>-&.111 no Real, San . tor .,,_.........., • .-..:s SI'OCK Clerk: sh I pp t n 1 , .,. or n ~mente. 492-9138, 492-0016 lAiuna Btacb, "So. lA(wl.I Man•tement Trah\ee RQb\nlon'a .now ..hlri.na Reeeivhig,. Filling ·orders Learn to aew on "knit tab-•Pril'CI A mat t r•••• .
. 10 Ahf -10 PM DAILY Pll.Or Jobs-Men, Wom. 7100 Job-Men, Wom. 1100· ~ , Cb:istrnu temporary help. dellv. No Exper nece:q. isoQ rlca". Make amtch pantt w 11 frti me . complete $ll
$!XfilRITY Avail. ·Ba eh .,,,..,..,.;.64!"321::,::::,---· I Military '· $450 to .~~y Peraoiinet 10.5, per mo to slart. 5 dt.Y wk. In 1 hr, a bathlna; &ult tor wi(~_!ri!_~1 .,,1",._,aceoU .:!...":""~
C.olle&W! Degree will live In CHRISTIAN man or woman * FULLE JANITORS, \Vaxeni. Par1 le ltal't. Y employer. ' · Chance to advance. \I/rite $5.00 -even a &1rdle! Im· u• Ql&' ....., • -=..u
)'Olir home, if unoccupied, to care for blind man for R BRUSH * fWI time. Experienced only. ll.S. era · l Ann, We:st-'' J . W. ROBINSON Quallflcatlon.'I, ~!&:ht & a&lne -T-lhlrta tor the laws.) UM!d anUQue wblte
b' ~protection. thrf.eweeka.NomTIOkingor W -l4CG Good pay & v.~ con-cliff Personnel A&eney. Fa&hionlsland,N.B. height to P. 0 . Bo:ic 145, wba:eWni],,v. pc bedroom ser"$S9. U~ R.efere~a. Repl;Y Box IDI, drinking. Live in or out. General Office $4SO ditlons. ~9393. 615-27'1'0 ' Equal opportunity employer Costa Pt1esa. LESSONS M !~er &TtTheY S pc bedroom Mt
D n .. PUot. s.18-5962 ?ifanlcurlst : o:rn, afternoon, -· Factocy, 1815 a..,. FH P •ld LEGAL Secretary, ml,lllt be SALES: AUentlon BeauU-•STOCK CONTROL & ~s. Harbor. 540-aa •
WOUW you like Us to hang COASTAL·AGENCY Young co. in beach aru np'd, aood ikills, N.Lary PolllUon open ror experienced ciaili and' X·Beau'Ucians ~r.as Opportunities
your outdoor Chrl1tma1 Pr ofuslon•I needs aharP &al lor ollice open, CdM 675-2617 MANICURIST. Must be e1';-cant lo supplen1ent Call (TI4 ) Tif....2610 124 E. Katella, Oran;• SING.LE Bed $25., 3 P~
11 ... bti! Ueenlfd Contractor. E I k &11 perlenced In Pedictire1 also. income. to style I: lril sectionl.I $35 .. poker table .,. mp DYrtMnt wor , c Loraine, \V~st-. LlN~M LA YER For interview call S'l3-e61 bu.low Tress-Chic """'· SURFER. La&una or Sa n '33-2142 $12., I ft pool table $10!1
543--2861 A11ilt•nca . clltt Personnel .Agency, 2043 CALL F 1 "-o Clemente re1ldent, for film xlnt cond .. Coil. table I:
6410
A member ol \Vesh:llH Dr .. N.B. 6#-mo 6 to 7 Pl\f . 6n.5028 MEN, earty .mo.rnin'g . or ntervw. (!tl.ll. 896-5441 splicing I: edlU~. exp'd. S~NGING LESSONS end tables $20., Pin& poni Snell~&SnelliflKiiic. * GUARDS LVN-1\lale/Femal~ ~;:~ti:. c!fl SALES CLERK. ,Hours Mon-Fri,% to 8 hn/day.BasictechniqU!forany1t;yle. tahle.\equlp, SS. M1rron,
2790 Harbor Bl, .Qt~ * 3 to 11 Pr.I shift. &U-4800 . lpm-9pm. r.ton thru Fri. Surfer ?ifq:azine. 496-5133 The perfect cil't! n1ck .. ca I: vvk>w othq'
Harbor·Blvd. at .Adam! s.19-3061 Cashier exp. Intervie~·s at -TRAVEL SALES 548-1032 or 545-511! ltenu. "Must It'll, all u-Coln & St•mp c;r ..
Announcemenh
The Lq;una ooln " 1tamp
club will 1neet Dec. 17th,
' 7:00 p.m. at the Lq;una
Federal Savin&1 &: Loan, 260
Ocean Blvd. 3rd floor. VI&
-COOK-
TRAINEE .
ITORS WELCX>ME, FREE; Permanent, full time job.
SENSITIVITY TRAINING Over 18. Neat appearance.
\VORK SHOP APPLY IN PE'RSON
A prorram ol lnterpenonal
exercl1e1 for small self-di-Bob's Big Soy
reeled. CfOUPfl. Minimal 154 E. 17th, C.M.
charge caU 60-8730. 10 AM-~coo=Ko-"1=--,.,0,.-,~,,..-, .... 'pua, exp'.'""""""""
S P?lf. hlon &. Tues. Apply 16947
Bushard, F,V; 962-6404
COOK-HOU!ekeeper, exp'd.
FOR Sale by o\\ner, 6 for wldoW. Live-in. $250.
Pacific View cemelel')' lots, 1.,,.",,="-,.:1:,;87..:9=------c.C&ll=~m~•,..rnln&~· ~·~6'2-~1,:323,,;,.,~-I COOK. Exp'd. Apply SUrf &
JOBS.& EMPLOY MEN t Sirloin, S930 Pac. Cst. Hwy.
~N~·~·~·,..,.----~ ~.O W•nltd, M!n 7000 Cu•rodian
OCEAN.V IEW
SCHOOL DISTRICT
PART Tll\.1E. Prefer .a5 or • MOTEL MAID * Goodwill St0tt, 590 W. i9th ~ srITCHERY CLASSES ·aa ad\e'r\bed. Prieei-·J
older. Work any shllt. Uni-?>fAlDS. Exp'd, ru al u re Part ~ Ch~r 30 Sl, CM. See store manager. Men i: Women, full or part S.wlnf. 1-lelp with Quistmaa lilted ar best offtt. 545-6033.
forms turnlshed .. Contact \\'Omen pre.fen-id. Apply 494'-9436. ' ~: $3UO week in wig time'. to' offer recreational , kleas. 64>1400
Chi..rclc Siler. 1971)) Jamboree Ben Bmvn'g Motor Hotel, e e NEEDED . iuhion field. Need 5 travel 10 clubs associations FURNITURE retilrned from
Blvd., Newport Beach. 31106 S. Coast, South ····a lespenons, potential &etc,GOOde.;,,lngs&.trav. MERCHANDISE FOR difP~ ttudiof, Mode~·
83.1-0600 Ext. 2'273 alt, 9:30 Laguna · 11 1 d et bonus .. Phone Dee Kirk, SALE ANO TRADE homes, decorators canotU.
AM, Mon. thru Fri. Two Office Glrl1 un. m te • Call Mrs. 114/646-S<Xlt or TI4/MS-K21. F. rnltu' IOOO tton.·Spaniah A Medllernrt MATL CONT/PURCH Must be 25 and able to drive ;iRo""'b':::."'°:;;:~::.8U-144::,..:~9~-~ •·~-------u r. , lift mo . . . ;
HAIR SfYLISI' MGR _•APPLY'-SEMI Retired· Man to Wrk TELEPHONE Intervlewe". • .... GflN · J
W/Following. Ex c I u 1 Ive Opening for exp'd individual 186 E, 16th st., C.1'1. Pit1me 'in yd & help to care \Vomen earn $40-$50 per' wk, 17' PC. King Siu . ·Jf , + T' ITURE~
Shop. w/purchasing & invmtory NCR p f lor 2 horses. 540-7241. part-time work from home, •-~ 1144 Newpert Blvd., C
Call -642-Q57 o0ntrol bad<grnd. lant. ro. roo Dper.1tor. "' .. 111 ... houn lo "'" )'OW' .... room ..,.., .... , 'tU 9 .
*'*HELP WANTED** l:>E'nefits. SECRETARY schedule. Box M-ru, Daily I..rre 9 drawe:rdttl!lt!I', mlr . .Wed., Sat. 'Sun. ·w 1
Garment exp .. aU phues. SERVICE CENTER . Experienced ~~~~.in:;~: Pilot. Include ph no. ror, 2 bedside atands, kina: iiRICES SLASHEDI. i
CAU. 642-3472 Employment Agency Work on an hourly hula for a Sec. Must have Xlnt * * WAITRESSES ~headboard. h'a.lne, quilt. up to·80% Savinp !
HOME\VORKERS BADLY * 500 Newport Center Dr.* Apply now: typing & SH skills y,•/3 yrs mattresa, sheet&, blank· S" Sofa A lovt seat $1S995
NEEDED (Fashi<n Isl) SWte 200 NB gen'I oftlee exper. Bkgrnd 18 to l5, neat appearinr. ell, ~ice ot'~ fi Pc Span aame eet $119;96
AddreSll envelopes In spare By appt. 644-4981 BANK Of AMERICA In finance or accntg Y.'Ould FulJ time. App. in person or Modem Style Kins Sz . qUflted mattreu I:
time. ~finimum of $14 per ?>fALE COOK -P?-1. Hosp. be helpful. Xlnt benefits inCI AJI for $'Uf .oox 1pnna:s .; ....... ··~ lOCNl. Send stamped envelope exp. pref'd. Contact Person-Spri~daJe-Ed\nger Branch profit sharing. Apply Per· BOB'S B.IG BOY ~ ., Pe BR K.Uw. ~ U19.•
for imnied. FREE details to nel Director. So. Coast llOllfle! Dept:' IM E. 17th, C.l\f. No down ·Pm,ti. ~ $9'mo. Apprft'9d 'Umttu,. 1
MAILCO, 340 , ... ,, Sulle c.,;nm. H .. p. 31872 C•t. l.16n Sprl"fd•lt St. Tr•n•port Dynamics •• WAITRESSES WELK'S WAREHOUSE :rue H-. CM -
27. San Francisco, Cal ~r.·a:· Laguna, 49S-1311 Huntington Bt•ch A Div, of Lear Siegler Experienced. over 21, night SOLID ~ITY Twin bed Mf:
9410% 3131 \\I. ~rstrom, S.A. 11hift. Apply: Kona Lanes, IOO w fth st Santa Ana w/drtutt . 4' nlte staid
HOUSEKPR/COOK 1.Iaintenance Equal opportunity ernplaytt Ju1t olt Harbo.r & \Varner 269'J Harbor, C.?i.f. <)pen D~lly 9-B Sofa 'w/downed pillows. J
l\fature woman, Eng. speak-il EquaJ Opportunity Employer \VAITRESS, over %1. Apply Sat. M Sun.11-t uphol._ chn. liT 3-0 lC ~~
Job W•ntecf, CUSTODIANS. Ing, llve ·OUl, must drive. STA TIO NARY newport ~ *. SECRETARY III. High Ship Ahoy Restaurant, 480 SEIJ.JNG Comp!ete-houaelul 673-554? ~
W..,..n 7020 , · Salary $515!. $631. 5% days 9:30-dinner $US wk ENGINEER pa nnnif 9Chool graduate with three . 8· Coast, Laguna Bch or Mediterrariean turn·901a. MUsr ~II 6 pc wh.lti
SKIPPE~ Coa.st Guard
licensed 100 ton. 30 yn exp.
Comp. Boat. Maint. 645-2359
---------•MWmumqUalifications:U.S. to start, N.B. Write Daily .,rs"'!l"' .ye~. JTaponsi~le and WAITRESS, exp'd., nl&blll. lowseat,2commode'1amP wrou1h t Ir on patl.f
HoDle Ca.re avail. 5464570 dtiienship, .~th grade edu-Pilot Box M-16. Enclose · TRAINEE 89~.ncy · ,.:v~ri~ ~retarial and (.losed Mon & Tues. Apply tables, coffee table Jampe: turniture.Coa:t over$200MD
•Allied Nurses&: Aides • cation & 1 year exp, prefer-photo, ~ckground, refs. ~._:r,:~a ~xp. Basic 16947 Bushard, F.V. 96l-6404 color 1V, din set
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refri.,.' .$45. 545-S171 : 01 O.C. Nunes Registry · Professional Servlc• ... ,...w.,._,ge o,_ an ad-1 reo . ' •·1,.,==-=-,.,--=-~-;i
2729
W Ll Lane S A ably jamtorial. ApPly Per-HOUSEKEEPER Needed. \l.'e lll't one of Orange Cou_n. for the .tmploytr mlnlstrative office. Salary WE b_ave. a~ opening fol' a • e , kin& size bdrm set. G~E Tab,le. 2 Frenctt
· ngan • · · sonnet Of.c. 8 ·A'?o.f-4 PM; 7972 Live-in. Motherless house. 3 ties latgest development and the •ppllc•nt begins., $572 A PP 1 y Mon begl~l' in c i r cu I a t Ion Queen bdrm set; fI 1f chi.tl'll. En1lander atl!dlt
J
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7
Warner AVe.,. Huntington sch!. children. $200 month. companies, offering an u~ lhrll Fri i am _ 4 nm · management. Permanent bedrm 1e1, swai: lamp, pie-Lampi. ; ~n. Wom. 100 Beacti. Calif., before Dec. Hunt. Bch area. 968-3629 usual opportunity to work in 133 Dover Dr., N.B. 1901 Ne~rt Costa M~~· situation for high school ture1, washer &: dryeT, 445 Isabella Terr .. CdM '
26th. HOUSEKEEPER-live in. one of our high·ri!e' build-642-3170 54f..2743 Classified Personnei graduate who.has completed misc'. Must Sacrilict Call BLUE Velvet Chain $50 ;;J Adverti11inz A&ency
Sharp Secretery f o r
fast -paced Newport
~ach Agency. Type
65-70. Shorth•nd 100,
organize & folJow
thru .' Under 35.
. PhOM; '42·3910. 425
N. Newport .Btvd.
ASSISTANTS A
RECEPTIONIST
Prepared resume must have
two yrs. dental experience.
!:ve. hrs. All union benefits.
Salary $3,44 pe:r hr. Call for
appt, for intervie"W. 633-T':ill
mbly.
· EXP'D. ELF.CTRONIC
ASSEMBLERS
WiriY'I& & P.C. Board fabrica·
tion. App. ln person
TRANSICOM CORP.
851 \V, 18th St., C.M.
: •• ASSEMBLERS ••
MALE. ElectriaaJ, ?>fechanl·
cal. Ne\v or experienced.
Stable, comrnerc!al firm, 40
Y"flI'I in business. ·
CHRISTIE
ELECTRIC CORP.
2UQ ~Centia, C.1\I.
A&semblen
Electronic Asse:n1bler
Coil Wlnde:r
Exp'd or will train. Call
64z...M84 or •PPIY at S. R.
Englneerlng,·834 Production
Place, NI\. 8:3().-4 p.m.
AUTO
SALESMAN
Must have iniport ex~ri·
tnce to sell Toyota, Volvo,
Jq:uar. All inquiries held
confidentlAI. Call h!el CUr-
Jm;i 494-7500 or 540-3100.
•AUTO AfECHANlC •
Overae:u Opportunities
Call (TI4J TI4--2610
BARBER. to mAnage new
Barbershop, Sheraton Beach
Inn; for 'details, call Lou
Evans SJ&.1421
BABYSITTER . Pref.
housewife' on weUare. Vic.
Newport Elementary. a!.
ternoons. 2-chlldren 7 Ii: I.
Aft . 6 PM. call 6'13-al73
BABYSITl'Ett Part time,
reliable. CdM. Ref's nee.
Aft. .6 P:P.f pH: 6M--S931
BABYSITTE1t for ooc:Uonal
d~. Meb del Mar area.
Call 546--0406
BABYSI'ITER, 8-5:30 J.ton·
~: 3 1lrls, 4 & 2 &: 7 mos.
my home Of. MS.-7172
BARBER. Very pro~ulve
shop In bfautiful la(UNI
Beach.~
BEAUTY ()perat«r, female,
prefer wfcltentele.
Procreuiwi "'" 1 a I o n • -* IUSIOY *
doy • & nights
Apply betWttn 3-$ ~I
11 ~ owr.
REUIEN'S
COCO'S
l:W \V, ;\dam1, C.M.
BOOKKEEPING, part lime.
knowledp O( taxa htlpful
bat·=!,_..,. "1-41113
I •• '
•DATA PROCESSING {)y.'T\ rm & TV. Must like ings, located in NeWJ)Ol'I NJGITT desk clerk-auditor, 6 &45-0600. Closing date his military obltgaUon and 894-5875 Green banltooli $2s ..;
Overseas Opportunities children & speak English. Beach. nighl!/wk, exper. Apply December 19th. if, looking for a bu1lneS1 LEAVING state, fon:M to Lamps $25 ea. Mirror $~
Call Cn4) 774-2610 557-8400 Cl\f Ben Brown's :r.1otor Hotel, • SEt..'RETARY hos . 1 with a bright future. Con-sell, hide.a·bed, never used. 644-1650 ··~
DENI'AL Rec e P 1i0 n is t, H~o=u~s=EKE==E=P=E-R--.--,.-U-d The-successlul applicant will 3U06 s. Coast, sO. Lagunit. ad ministration). ~M::!:i tact Benton \Villlams At the $100. 8' 5:0ta le love seat, 1' GO~ Traditional ~ ta~"'" Hills El Toro area ..... -, , • .,, da. wk, S50 •·k + have some experience in **NURSES AIDES ** ·evn ,...,.,,Ired know ·•1--• DAILY PILOT for an in· Bas.set din rm Aet w/6 IE m t hi •MJ .._....... ........, -,, electrical and air-condition· Ex""_, __ _,· .. .,. ·-.. ~ ' m""' uu lervieY.'. chain, Span oak coUee It . • c nr OVU11 ...... ~
All phases mastered: $550 to ""' & brd. rd. vac. a40-9212 'ing Yo'OI'k. Duties will include ,...., "''"'cu t e Tm In o 1 o g Y • take WOMAN to li\'e in il cart! for end table queen size bedtm chair, i:::d cond. $95. Aft
start. P. O. BoK 325, El INSIDE SALES the complete maintenance 549-3061 shorthand, accurate typist, set re' Ii lam 646-fi069 Toro. Cal., 92630 replies of the building le ....;.,;pment. Part Time DOORMAN A mature and \veil groomed. 2 Behl age & l, 4 yr old: or . . c net' P.l;B"E"A"UT=rru=L""'K"I -.,.bod~-,.jl confidential -.. -p0 · P-Call for app't will share hie w/divorcee &: refngerator, 894-1418 na: • qu to $650, Xlnt opportunity tr. ply RT TiiE~TRE, Cdlof, W t . _ c' l 1 1 child & pay nn & brd. BRAND new 30.. '-'tc'"-ed. mattl"e!ll, Complel.e, 'Un'
DENTAL A.5$J .. Exper. Chr. vine area. Top O>! Good If you feel qualified, and eves 6'pm esm1nsu::r ommun Y iu ""'" uMd $105 worth $250 side. Et Toro -Laguna Hillis benefits. Call John, 546-54.lD can ~wk from l ;30 PM 10 · · ' llospltal; 214 Hospital Cir-Lagun& Hills area. 803-5764 range w/look~ 30" oven, !42-6536 • ·
area. 830-1130, 8:30-5:30. . JASON BEST 10 o'clock PM Tues thru Sal ...... P~C181!UMA'-~ ._ c11!', Westminster. 894-4082 Ol". 830-1003 ~,!w ~holesaf~-$119. Save1;~=~,.L~V~E~',.":'~·M"~~.,---I ' -,; -· ··-...... e: ,,. SECRETARY to rk I .......,, ........ ttree <&"" 2 dr G.E ... .:16" • 'C\lJ e-rn:nNzt
DENTAL A S s I ST A NT En1ployment Agency Fri., am froih-a~w 4:30 PM 35. s•9•11 'S". Good viJion . ~ n School•lnstruction 7600 Refrig w/IN maker $119 aoia, .a11tfque ,aid, never u-
.v.·anted in Newport' Beach, ~ So. Main. Santa A114 on Sat., Pleue call: Bill Lip-aiid health H.S. •radua,t,, ar 'rsl!lle admlnlstration'i typ. The Factory 1885 H bor. eJ $155. Malchirw 1ow-I
to start Jan 2. lntv. now, INVENTORY Takers by pard at &12-ro251 from 8 AM 'aCceptabJe' GED. ApPty 5aJ 1111: 60 wpm .. light shor:thand'. 540-6842 ' ar . m, ·(lJ ~ ---;
548-5602 iecorder. Ptfen & women. to 5 PM. · Forest Avenue. . . , salary commel\lillfl.I~ wltli SPANISH Cbes t -dee pJ ySlNG~ -bed, bo."< spri
cllrved, Jg B d r awer, matttt1s,. bf!auUtul c
37"x89''. cost SOOO; now as ~nler and Jadin' dreul
new $250. Inlaid a ntiqUe table: ,$300. -494-6170
o.""pt'-'-. 7Sto--.,,----~-I We train. Work pt-time l\1ANAGER--Older couple for LAGUNA BEACH ability. Mature ·25 to 45· .
J, W. ROBINSON yr-round either morn or 6 units. % rent&: Util. 1209 POL.ICE DEPT. :!~!~ ~ u.se nJ:n~e ~
1-lAS OPENING FOR ·
SALESPERSON
WOMEN'S,·
CASUAL SHOES
Top commissions, f u 11
time., Excellent benefit&.
Apply Penoilnel
Jl)-0 pm, ti.Jon . thru Fri.
FASHION ISLAND
NE\VPORT BEACH
Equal apportwrity employer
DELIVERY. C.O.D.
Mu.st be neat. responsible, &
familiar w I Orange Cly. Will
train. Up to $2<l per day.
Apply 230 W. Warner, Suite
a:6 Santa Ana.
DISPATCHER ·
CLERK ·MATRON
Lagupa Beacb Police ,Dept.
Salary $,493. to $591:
MinimUm age 21. Good phys-
ical condition. Type~ wpm.
Work various 1hlfts, holi-
days W wet'ke-nds. Ph.:
""-1124
DELI ?>lAN
495t:."175h St ... Cl\f.
· See Terry.
DISHWASHERS
.\VANTED
lot food service, Hyland Lab.
3300 Hyland Ave. Co6ta
'ttfesa. Apply in person. Colt-
tad Mr. Geisbauer. ·
Equal Opportunity Employer
DRIVER
TOUR GUIDE
Must have dus ll ll~n.e
A• eood workirC knowledp
of Newport, Abk to memor-
ize a narretive dpt, Send
re!Umt to 816 Amigos Way,
Apt E, NB, 9*0.
*DRIVERS*
No Exjiet'lenc•
Necessary I
Mutt have dean CalUomla
dr1vtnr """"'· '""" Y E LLOW CAB CO.
Utq:. 16tb SI.
O...IJ.lea
DRUMMER -,...,,,,
need bus. l\lltaf mJJar
orran. No hanrupa .
673-3910.
Female COOK·PM HOlp exp
pretd. Contact ~
Director. So. Coatl Comm.
Hosp. ·:nm Cat. H\\y. So.
Laiuns, 4~1311 E.'<'I 3515.
F oreign tar Mech•nk1
Good co. benefit .. tnd paid
vacatlon. sroup b'I$. unt.
fonn1 furnllbcd tree. Good
comm. ldlfdule. A"1c for
Jot M6Qn_.,.. MOoJ1'4.
eves or days. 646-1446 \V. Balbria Blvd, NB . 49+0631 Rupervlslon deRlred. Estab. J ~;~~J
I ="'.,,"'°="======'"'-='=!M-5=1=89=======-I POWER Sewing machine· ll•hed local law firm. 830-0150 j j
Jobt Men. Worn. 710oJobt-Men. Worn. 7100 open.tor, eirper!enced. Call .'°'=,,.•~P~Pc:,'·=~~~~
table, 52x~", make offer. 4 DIN rm. set: oval tbl, • c
drawer -filln& cab. S 2 5. $165, Hollywd bed, custarj
~1513 • covered $35.. Like ~
\VE hAve many u s ed 644-al2S . · ~
furniture ~ t ems tttumed MAPLE double bed complett MACIIlNIST
PRODUCTION
MACHINISTS
We manufacture l'iCientific instruments,
systems and components. \Ve offer air
conditioned shop, up-to-date equipment,
ten paid holidays, and other "Blue Chip"
benefits. U you consider yourself qualified
for any of the following, we would like to
discuss employment possibilities., ·
BENCH MACHINIST
Will do hand fitting, nlachining & repair and
re-work ,as necessary. Must be able to read
prints, use all normal hand tools' and have
knowledge in the use of machine tools. 2nd
shift.
SAW OPERATORS
Set-µp and · OJ?trate automatic ·power saws.
Must be able to read standard measuring
tools. 3rd shift. ·
RADIAL DRILL PRESS
Will set· up and operate the No. 2 Burg·
master. Must be. familiar with the use of jigs
and fixtures, blueprints and close tolerances.
2nd shift.
DRILL PRESS
Will set· up and operate the single spindfe
drill press. Must be experienced· In the Use
of tumble .jigs, fixtures, taps and· reaming. 1st. 2nd & 3rd shills. '
MI U. ·SPECIALIST
'Vilt set·up and operate verti~al mills. Ex-
perience In the Interpretation of ·blueprints,
holding of close tolerances. Ferroy.s and non·
ferrous metals. 3rd shifl , ·
ENGINE LATHI'
Will set-up and operate enline 'lathes. Ex·
perlence in the use of. 'bluej>rlilt&. and ilte
holding of close tolerances. 3rd sbilt.
BECKMAN
INSTRUMENTS. INC.
2500 N. Har~or Blvd.
(NORTH OF TMPERiAl IUOHWAY)
F ullerton
An equa: opporhtnlly employer •
'
Sat. or Sufi. The Oe1ign1fli SEC.~IETA,RY $500 Woman, 494-1995. Young co.· nl'eds a sec. for e PRESSER e. the controller with good
Part ttme. for, wool 1.inlsh-skills· and wiJI pay % the I L;;!;;!;;!;;i~:::
Ing, New auto. equip. Foun-fee, call Loraine, \Vestclilf I 1
tain VB;let CJe1.11m1, Harbor Personnel Age n c y, 2043
At Edinger. ~1·2072 Westclill Dr .. N.B, ~2770
L--' I from our re n t al 1. Re-$45. Maple 1 draw~· cMst
manufactured in OU!' fac. $40. Gnindic stereo $0;
tot')' wfmany, many years 54&-IGll ·'
PRESSltlAN wanted . f o r
Mlehle vertical.
Ask tor· Beryl, 548-20n
See Be'\'1 Bru,ce at
mi46 Gxec
Agency for Career Girls
. 410 W Coest Hwy., N.B.
By appoinl. 646-3939
SERVICE Station Attend;
Full or p/lime e m p I .
7AM-4Pltl &: llPM-7Artt
shifts o p e n. Salary +
Comm. Apply in person.
Must be local resid!'nt
Richfield. 200 W. Coast
Hwy., N.B.
SERVICE Station Attendant,
exp. nee. 4678 CampWI Dr.,
N.B. Airport Texaco -11ee
Mike
lobt MOn:. Wo\n. i lOOJobt-Mtn, Wom. 7100
SHEET METAL
We manufact~ a~ientlli(! Instruments,
S)1ltems ~d co.mpone nts. We o f re r air
conditioned. shop, up-to-date equipment.
ten pa_id holidays, Ind other 118fue Chip''
benefits .. If you consider yourself qualified
for any of the folloWing, we would like to
discuss .employment possibilities. ~
. SHEET METAt WORKER
Set . up and operate standard sheet mew
machines. Do lay-out, use precision meas\ll'-"
Ing tool.!, re1d prints. 3i-d ·shill
SPOT WELDER
Set-up 1.nd operate· spot welding machines.
Set heat and pressure. Ferrous, non.ferrous
'. antt stainless materials. 3rd shift.
SANDER/FINISHER
Sand, file , deFease,' fills and smooths · vart~
ous m1terlal1 ln prep>rotion for painting-or
plallng. 2nd shift. .
To 'epply, vla lt o"' Employment Office
a ·EC:KMAN
INSTRUMENTS, INC. ,
2580 N. Harbor Blvd.
(NqRTH 0 0F IMPERIAL HIGHWAY)
f ull•rton • . An equ1l opp()rtvnllJ employer
MEN I WOMEN! ~~ 111·~~ct~ry use: ~mH-::· MAPLE rocker $45. fl1•11M ·i M0-6842 • · drawer chest $50. Cou.ch ~
COMPUTER PROGRAM·
!-UNG IS THE KEY TO
YOUR PROF1TABLE
FUTURE!
I ' lllOfa $50. 54S-86ll
DON'T GIVE UPI
You may find it at ~riea'• omc... FurnltuN I01'o
largest, mo&t unusual ~ •• ....,..., .. 1 .._ d _._ •-. flnlshed f\lrniture store Cor .1'lAvu " a • ..,.any e: .... _.
Redhill ·&: Santa Ana 'Fwy· New dble 4x6" file cablnti .
Tu.stin. 1 mi So. of Newport $9. 64~ ~lm
Cassel ·start IOOfl,
Pilot progrAm offering the
finest equipment and facil-
ities available! Real-Ume
computer' programmln&-
The Academy
af C4J!lllll*l' m 'Rduiology .
Unlen lank l"u•r•
South T .. er
Svlte 40
?,. .... , Callf-. t2UA
Ctll 547-M71
~~"'" 362 ,.,. per yr. Off1ct llJUl-nt IOI l
USED sofabed &: chair S35. DRAFI'ING Machine • Brun-
Auorted used occuional inc&: IC8le1, Hamilton~
chairs $12. As80l'ted used ine table, Ou.or flo&UrW
walnut-gold-white dbl & li(ht '125. 833-1467, >
t'wtn bed hdbrds, $1 eAch. nPEWRITER. Add ia ~
The Factory, 1885 Harbor. machine, calcu!ator, vttt
54().Q42 reamnable. Xlnt co nd~
USED 't pc antique white 892--)123 ~
dinette set $St. Used 5 pc ADDING machine, <=*J
beige dinette 1tl $!9· _URd 5 1m.,.nrw; tu an l)'m
~ walnut dinette. Rt: $49. $!11). se:iuo. t
The Factory, 1885 Harbor ~==;,,===:;:::;:i·I
54t>-684% Gt,... Sole-
* AIRLINE
'
CORNER Seotion of Seo--~;:,:::--...:::=r1 ------·--
. • Ilona! Divan A: table, $15. DECORATORS prqe>
TRAVEL CAREERS* Convonation bend! po. ""''wol<!CiOkotcklallt
Pull up chr. $10, braided 1\&h~ 1t'xt ure1, .
Station As;enl
'ncket SaleA
Reservations
Air Freight -C&rio
Cammunlcatiohs
Travel Agent
"" a· 14%'"'3', 175, C&ll d•ii<n, anllq dbl bod, ma~
546--7457. tress" met. vanlt;y A ~
EARL y Amtrican couch .t. mite items. 211 North Stat
chair, $40. Pr wina back L&nt, N.B. Sat . SUn f
chn , $50. Mile pieoes, 2678 Ba11wood, N.Jl
suitable tot antl q ulna. lEutblutt). Sat. lJ • Sue
AIRLINE ~ 1~ 12-5Pr.f. ...... ~
6' Whll• .rattan O>fa w/ lwn rec. -bowll!W SCHOOLS uphol Oonl "11htons 11•t>. &' <hrome -• · AdJW
hlk A , white tapeatry • .:>ta, 1llcka. Mia:. j PACH;:tc· • .,.,..,.,,. ..,1. 12is.1G=~ARA""'G"'i:"°Sal""'•'-, "n.o-. ~=11tl\.,,,;.r
Inquire Today 6'1$.-7203 OU palntlnp, ete~ i.pt
~ ORIG Enk21boll maple-RI-Fi feOOl'd_!:r. Polarokl, 10U
610 E. 17th St., Sa.nJla 1Ana cabinet, end, coffee tbb, items I: mltel. 1111J ~="""""'""'"""""'"""~I lampt, llke-new. ~ JAtuary U.ne1 H.B. _ ,
JOIN THE FIELD Dining n>Oln table liaht GAR.AGE Sale Sat I &Jn
wmt A FUTURJ:! oak, one leaf, 6 chain. 13th• ltth. Early AmnbJi
Are/education no t.JT!frt • S45--121l • runurure, davenport • -In Ill help )'OU QU&I~. SO chair, mile. 3UT $. Birctt-JNNKE~ERS INSTITUTE FA 4 chair, Mvtr uted S.A. 54~
JNTERNATIONAL $100. Lamps I: mffee t&b&t&. .
MoteVHoleV Apt M&mt Sehl (1) ~ . GARAGt SALE: .X 111l1
.A DJ.VlSION OF Ftt. Pro\t Dlnlnl room aet lurrdt.utt, beds. chair~
ANTltONY SCH~ w/ I uobol · chain OVk lamp1, t1ln nn Mt, •1C. ..
int S. BROOKHUJU."'I' fnlltwood. $45o. 675-~ 10-l. ~ CuW , I~
ANAJlEfM, CALIFORNIA lEalWufO NB..
O....lonneveryweek l Matct\q commode•· GARAGE 5Ut r.tW:9'
PHONE FOR APPi'.. Italian lmporta. deooraklr'I ~ Dr. "Gl" ~
.Aak tor BetlY T76S'D'.I P~-i150 a. ~m P'\mdture, larp qu1nt!IJ
LOOKING for • aoJkl tuture DE.5K Gl"x32" top. Matchins bric-«--bm. '7';\ AMitlall
but pttlnc chi.it', ollw irretn $55. Barn-No Junk!
NO\VltERE! ~ furo, cheap. 9U-3T81 1 G';.~,;,,;.:,G"E;;_S~a"le-.~-=~·;I
Look Into a career a• a sor A approxlm•ldf 7 •• Shl1 lklp, $50. Spinlth
RADIO ANNOUNCER Champ&•"" <.'OIOr. 1·so . """'""' lllO·. ,Violin ~. 77'2-3800 615--'ll2'f after S. Bike& no I M11e.
fn1ttlute of P.tAPLl':i drtlp ie.f table, 4 GA!lAGS SALZ. F\lrn, odik
Broad Can Arl.t chi.In A l side ann. 2 xtra I: endl. Sun 10.S. 3{.e ..,.,..
.ll01 N. Drlltol, f.A , looYft • pad 11~ l6Wll'12 Vlo1s. C.lll. ~Ti.
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FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES
. TO SERVE YOU OUR FAMOUS Here"s How You CGn Use
Our Famous D11U1t • A • Lints
O NIWPORT MACH .:. ___ 1211 ..... llML DIME-A-LINES O lrl"t -• -11 -wlttu ..,Kt -" to one of CIW 4 CHYllftllltt effh:IL
.• COSTA MISA -··"···-·----· no Wnt loy O No COOMS...W .. •w..i.
o HUNTINGTON HACH -lH FIM Sirfft
o LAGUNA MACH ---2U f«elt A-
..... 11'"5 -... prkM ., .... _,_ -
$15.
c....u .................. .
' l(fTCHEN Set SU. M6-3185
PABY Jkod and bathirwtle ~
Uch. $-5874
:n Twin Simmons mattresses
$10 each. Old artny type Oat
'PrillP for t11i n bed $2
fllC'h. 54~1314
TYPEWRITER, Excellent
eondiUon, good for office or
student, Jocks and \\"Orkl
llke nt'W s:zs. G.E. electric
hand mf:tt!r $3. M8-TI65
REFRIGERATOR, Sm all
Philco, Eood condition, 330
Esther, 646-2646
BICYCLE. Girl 's
646-J5<16. 330 Eslhet'.
GIRL'S Schwinn Stingray 2 ROOS and rttls $20 and NEW brlefcue, slimune $25.
$25. ~6-0163. 3172 Chtmln $25. Neve.r used.~ Camper ice box $10. Floor
De: Ftr, c .r.t. _ . SKI Boots. La Polemlte, 7 wuer-pollshl!'r, ~ $ 2 0 .
3PIECE1ttUonal $25. Movie blk, 1i:z:e 8 $20. 646-5943 '-"'-· I 15 camera $20. Projector $25. .:J<Wt1son le luggage .
U1htbar $2.. Mattre~ and· STINGRAY Bike, good con. Portable hairdryer $10.
bole sprln&s SlO. Po'lli·er dl~lon $l2. Fat cat truck Blonde wlslell SlD. Ladies
mov.·,r$5.CarbtdSS.lba.r w11h w i nch bat t.ery bla•k -t si•• 12 "· ; SS I od h "-,_ ope.rat rd. New condition, ... ...... ..,
stoo s · 8 0 uman IMW 26" king, 11" widt, 12 hi $5. Ladles dress, size 14 p :
'Iii-lg SlO. 56-5?02 Buddy L dump truck, 20"
STOVE. good condition $25. long 6 wklc, eood condillon Ladle1 panlli suit, aiz.e Jt.$5.
642-1.835 $4 962-3M2-Ladies new . Ked terurl!
f\IAGNUS chord organ 32"
high, good con&truC'tion $2:>.
Melody guitar, "·ith strap,
nt\~r used .$20. 548-63l:H
F ANON-Muoo intercom $25 .• shoes, &:ize ~H~N $2.SO.
673-5924 Cosh1n1e jewelry rings $L50.
L~E=r1=e=R=,~,A~N~'S~S-w-.-.-,.-,-.' Pins $1.SO. Christmas tree
. Estancia High, like new Sl5, ornaments lSc each. 2'l39
548--6507 Atalla St. N.B. EutbluU,
CHAIR S20 Book cue, metal aCT'Ofls from Cmona de! Mar
S7 Small table $8 Lamp 11i&h Sc:hooJ.
stAnd $5. 646-1768
LADIES English J speed BLUE Chip stamp books S2
bike with ba.!ket $25 Girl's cash each. 548-371l
Schwinn Stingray $25 lee SCAT~AR $6. Wonder horse
BROWN woo! 1ult, mlrJc col· OIRO?tfE table and 4 ch&irt '62 FALCON engine. bl!ad,'all 'I'WIN ala matching box
lar, aize t $15. 548-8991 $25. 2 gold colored la.sups, De\V parts milled and .rprinp and loa.m mattreas,
SMALL Deak S:l5. Small
Rocle r.1aple De:a.coris bench
$14. AnUque ann dia.ir $3.
Very, very old Bible In
French S'2:l. 2 Cabinets. eood
for £eneral storage $5 each.
Hand made needlepoint $6. 3
Antiq~ documen14. $ t 3
each. Good 'Early costume
and antique je\\'elry SOc-$25.
Chest of dra\vers $12. Large
retrigerator and fr eeze r
combination S2:5: Smaller
refrigerator $25. Rcelinccr
chair, good cOndition $25.
All day Salurday al 602
new shades, set 4 8. magnaDuxed $Xi. Hellweg prrm1um quaUty like new
Breakfast tabl!', maple-wltb overload iprirtg11 $ 2 ~ .1 =1~25.=P="°...,,""-.,..... __ n~~~
chrome 10P $10. Leng coffee 841-St!Oa PAR.TY DreiRI: aize 12 $9
table, real nice SJ:'!. Lo11&1'G=u~2=T~A=R~s=t-,~~t--i!,.,.rlnJ:-,-,=1"0. eath. 2 fonnaJ, 2 cockU..U.
cotlee tablf', good $5. C.ood 9S8-31M 675-732.f. alter 5 p.m.
flnn cle11.n m•ttress $20. 41'a=e=N~o=1=x,-c~ .. ~d~ry=e=r=-cwor=kl'° l e,_,===--'.~-~~
barrel Haley Ford automal\c '''asher. v.·orks El.ECTR.IC Pilar $25.
carburelor $15. 2 nm~e top good S 2 ~,. ?ii a r 1 n e Young Scientista Clrmistty
<'nd tables, rea.I nice $20 tachonM!ler fot 4 cylinder, I ;oLab';;'~ll5.:::C=549--0'!SS;::~=;,.-~
"'ach. Skille-ts 25c • $1. good, 12 volt systcin ncvf'r used G.E. carving knife, almmt
P ictWT5 25c • .s2. Flower SIO. 8'17-8115 new $6.95. Men's 8'\Veater
poa lOc • 50c. ~ BIKES 10 speed SI:>. Stirigray size ~. $2.50. Shlrti 25c:
LJ<u:bccu.e v.•1th l'l e c ! r.1 c 5 speed $25. Girl's 3 speed Vacuun' cleaners Sl .75 &nd
rotliser•e. SlO. Green hving SZ5. 4: 11 rear 1.>nd Cht'vy $3.75. TV, needs tubes SG.SO.
1'00m ch1ur $lO. Play pen.S2. SlS. AFB carburetor Ca.mp cots $2.50 each. Floor
Car seat, good S2. High S36-Gl2S lamp $1.SO. ·Dinette table
chair SJ, Dishes, Vuts, tea ~ S4.50. Table lamps 75c-$3.SO.
pitchers lOc _ $2. Magazine SATURDAY Only, Decc.mber Drop leat kitchen table
tacks, nice 75c each. Twin 13, t\C'w and used items $3 .. 50. Ski ~ size 8, \\'Orn
Acacia. Corona del Mar, 1r;ize mattress·S4. 980 Oak llower arran cements twice $10. Stockine caps,
otberwi&e ""Phone 675-194.3 ~ c M 646-fil.76 'new 7Sc-.;l.24. Tennis aaots. after 1 PM. I., · · $1.SC)..$4. Jewelry lOc to $1. ' new, size 8, $1.75. Ladies
MOTORCYCLE he Im t t',
lactory secondJ, hall price
$16. 962--0661
CLOTHES like J1f!W t.iua S.
16, Hot pink knll coat from
Bullocks boutique eoist f70,
sell for $20. Beautiful J.iaht
•&ral' cloth f'l1ll coat $12.
Long sleeve pink jttsey
cocktail dress 18, lleewa.
Powder blue c:ttpe cockt&il
dreu $10. 536-6936
100 FEE"T 3 wire heavy duty
extension cord $20. 6 Joot 6
inche& new aluminum 'level
$20. Burroughs addin a
machine $15. Vitrous Odna
Lav, like new $7.50. 5 boxes
3-06 ammunition $3.50 per
box. Phone 962-4219
AQUARltJMS Pemco, metal
.tri.me 12 gallorui SU each.
Dresser with mirror $15.
847..{1492
TOYS, Games, books Sc-$2,
Bras& hafl&'ing lia:ht fi:'l:ture
SU. Maplt-desk $6. 3
drav.-.r dre~ing tablt-$6.
New drape1, 4 16 .. x 94",
$25. 90'' x 94" S15. 2 bols:ten
and spread S4. Bedspread,
ij.ue floral SJ. Golf shoes,
~I. $2.SO. F1oor lamp $1 .SO.
wafne iron 50c. Electric
cita. opener $1. Floor
poli!her $1. Skis $1. Bird cN'~ $1. Vaporizer Sl .50.
OottM'IS, »13. Baby items,
dishes. je\\·,Jry 2 5 c -S 2.
Books, magazines 5c-$1. 330
Esther, Off Santa Ana.
$5. CO?.WLETE bed SS. Step end
table $1. 12 transistor A.l\f.
F!'-1 radio $7.SO. _ 1/3 HP
motor $5. V'IV hub cap and
rim $1.50. tt a.nd '~ pipe
thlrd eutti"na and US0r1ed
fittings S2 for all. Push
broom 50c. New com·
binatlon lock 50c. A1sor1ed
bass lures 25c. 50 trout Dies
and cue lOc each or all.
llunting knife· and !heath
. rx. 2 r;hower heads $1 each.
\V inegard colo coupler. new
$2. Assorted small repairs
for plumbing and el~trical
5c -SOc. Solder ladle 2X.
Ne\V Country ~bum $1. j
2583-B Hickory Pl. C.i\I . J
543-'529
&kales $3. 646-J680 $7. 16" 'l'licycle $2, Need1
CHROl\.tE reverse wheels rear wheel. Chair $3. 3121
Ford truck $20 New 15'' College St. C.M. S4~2!n2
cheater sllcks S15 Camper GOLF Clubs, Muter Pro
roof vent S2. ?if.C. oolo seat, Model No. l Drlvtr, No. 3
new $20. 646-8108 Spoon, 3-&-9 Irons, 2 Put-
KJTOiENE'TTE RI. lormica ters. S25. SUper .bae: $15. All
tOp table, 4 chain $15. a~ ne"'· used 2 times. Phone
""==-..,,..-,-~-,--~7" BOGEN turntable \Yi th F1ower wall plaques $1. new and .. uacd purses from C~~ Vinyl chair $lO. cartridge $25 Dinette 1Yith 4 Pillow dolls $.1. ?.1cn's and 25c-;2.75. Ladle! blouses. COMPLETE double bed Md
chairs $25. oJ drawer dresser women's clothes 2 j c -S 1. size med. 50c. J.lakeup mil'-chest $15, 673-6736 36" walking doll $5. Boy's
watch $3. Baby car bed S3.
~
S:i Small desk $2. Sniall Tires $2. Motorcycle parts ror, like new $9. Electric CRI,B, mattreq, et al. $25.
ladies shaver $4.50, a:oOO 673-8809
HARTMAN ?.fetal wardrobe
trunk with drawua and lock
$'M. Girl's English bike $1;i.
\Ve.ight-Hfting &et $15,
Broil-bake oven, never used
IJ>.64&-0.189
dresser S2 P o rtab l e $1-SlO. 19041 Woodward condition, Ladies sutu. size ,,-;;;;::,c;,,,,,,,.-,-.,,---.1
t ypewri ter $5. Tape Lane, H.B. 10-16 lrom high quality LARGElimedoakcotfeeand
recorder \Yith speakers $25. ICE Cream labe 32·· 1'0UJ'ld stores, good condition $2.75 2 end tables $25. 5-drawr
Jnfantscat Sl.50. 3103 'var-white formica top s:i;,. 3 ·to $9.50. Ladles~ size chest SIS. Pair upholltel'l!d 10-1 i:n.... • bar stools $20. &drawer ren Lane. Costa r.tesa 549-] Chairs SI5. :?6'' square 6• -..-.7.95. Girl's play chest S17.50. 9-drawer
'V\l>Q pecan lamp table $25. suits and dresses, size 5 to
540-4083 644-1730
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CHILD'S school type desks, STIN9.RA Y Type bicycle $15. --I . $! ~ •·t f G. '\·ilson 67::r1392 ,......,,. 847-5560 10, 25c-$2.SO. La.dies capris, dttuer $25. Large seascape
GREA°!' Christmas Gifts. RTFLE 22 Marlin Glenfield size 8-16 25c-Sl.9i Rocking re~d=~':~~~. ~~~twin
r.l()VIE Camera and p~
ltctor. Ke)'ltone 8mm $25. 2
couches $.) and $8. Oc·
casiorial chair SG. 3 dinette
cbaft. Ian hi&h back $7.50. POLAROID Swinger, near
Stnale 41.nd double bed new S7. 546-1375 '~· httd~s s 1 0 7' couCH. light bl'O\\•n SlO.
each. 2 elec~c 1ry pans 19" Sllvertone 1V $25, New
SJ.50 m.ch. Naugahyde seats 6-allo outboard 11 8 flPtn booth $L each. Sean: &: n, '
orm1ca top ...... ""' o
E cl ...... dia., $10 Car lop KODAK lnstamalic r.t 12 ncy ~.-.i;uper 8 Jl.1ovle camera SlO.
carrier f7.50 Brown plat-Sunset lrlpod extends 6' $10.
f orm Tocke r S22 .50 HoncywC!U Tilt-a-mite flash
Aluminum window framr, 2 attachment $6. All great
x 6, $7.50 Carton of nearly ~.,...~~'~'-"--~~~-
new shoe&, size 6, $3. EL Palpo kneeboard 50" $9.
646-0115
BROWN Colonial (·hair. vC'ry
<.'Omfortable 15. :r.tilk glass
pole lamp 12. Ladies wool
r iding jacket, execllenl con-
dition, size 14. $10. 675-0915
Beauurul Artl 6 or 12 volt ball action repealer with chair $4.50. Norge washing
radio wilh 1\\'0 :oipeakers and scOpe >I power, rifle $2'.5. machine $9. 276 E. 20th St.
\\'ood grain lacing, like new 3cope SlO. New, glass ocean rear. 548-2061 or 673-1862.
S15. Roller Derby indoor rod · g G:E. portable TV. \\'Orks shoe skates. neYer used. like fishing new wrappin
I •• '
.de·, •• "" Hea"" good S25. Brown hveed . ~·• ne\\·. size 9 n1en's $8. lligh anc .., . .-.i. .., ·-KINGSIZE Mattress, Qrtho metal clothes line poles $3. and pad, 17' x 16' S2J. 3
foam, ei<cellenl conditi.on power Benjamin pellet rl· ._~~ n<n3 Venetian blinds l-10x8' $3, fl(', vel'y nict sis. 64&-5612p ·;h;·;'~""""""-:c:c:-;:::::;S2:i. 1.fatchlng box springs cc;~,C:.:-'-'-~. ~--= PINK Quilted '"'in bead· l-4x8' $2.50. J-3 x 3' $2.50.
LOVELY v.'001 afghan $25. 2 Glau 1howcees $25 each. $25. 646-5923 SPORT coal'!, mens size 38, bQard S2 96? 9857 all perfect condition. TV
Beautiful inlaid bridge table 675-7566 ROLLER Skates, "Chica.go" excellent buy $20 or 2 for ' ,,... trays 10c each Champion
a.nd OOW'r $15 I..a.tge old HAl\ULTON Gas dryer $10. girl'ssiie4a.nd6, boy's size $35. 833-281~ BICYCLE For sale. 20'' sleamer trunk $25. Good
PAIR maple step-end tables
S20 each. Large maple
bookcase $25. Pair early
American lamps S25. Maple
telephone gos.i;ip bench $20.
Pair maple nightstands stO
each. Drop leaf maple table
$15. 4 matching chairs $7.50.
s.dra'lli"tr maple chest $25.
Hoove:r uprig:ht vacuum $3).
543-8811
hf.in:ll')'ft' S6 Small dded Remote control. oolor $23.
bench $2.:11: J cm:~n'li 63 Impala trailer hitch ~·
folding cbaln $1 each. Aquanurn •u.b pump S5.
SC?ftn door $2. 2 carpet Chrome f'XI. mirror Sl
s1."tt"pei,; S2 each. Step table =-~=""-~-----~.SO-Side table $3. Record BOAT trailer, ll foot $25.
silver watch $25. Old &<J]d Very good oondit.ion, except Ji and 9, 1pair Jee
1
akales, BOTANY coat, boy's size 14-boy's 5.tlngraY SlO. 536--288.5, \\'001 dttsses, •izes 12-14, $1
watch S25. 5-18--0100 needs new 80lenoid valve. girl's illze G. $1S a pair. 1930 16, Sl2.SO Matched slacks 26 717 ?.fain St. and $2. Capris, size 18, like LADIES ski boota; •iza 'n)
BEAUTIFUL 14 cu ft. 2 door 548-0174 Placentia. se.1542. waist $2.SO like n c \Y . GIRL·~ 20" bike detachable new $1. Small record ~11="='=73-803,,__'~~~~=
833-2819. training whee.ls SlO. ~7296 player, needs needle $2. DANISH youth b@d, blue.$25. RCA frost h'tt refrigerator, 20 Oil paintings for sale, \VALNUT Room d iv t de r', k 35 Green plastic footstool SI. Matching chair $5. ~'7364 as is $3. Bird caif! Wherls and tires $ 2 O.
and ~.50. 1.atA"n edger Aluminum whee!J, 15 x 10.0D
brown chenille $15. Tires. 16 x 550, 6 ply,
ds $1 each. Pole like new S9. Large factory
lamp $1. 2 pair U'IOW skis electric clock!. 16 inch face
\\ith binders ~15 a pair. Sl5 and $20. Bar-dumb bell
Boal laddf'r $2. Book&. set $10. G'.E. e I e ctr i c
puzzles and odd dishes \Yasher S20. Girl's Stingray
51!-56c. !HS Victoria St., bike, mJnt con d it ion,
C~f. 5'8-4903 chrome fenders $ 2 2 . 5 O.
needs work S15 Baby buggy S3 -S25. Landscape&, base with shelves $15. ELDON lriple level road CA1\1ERA Koda . mm Girl's galoshes, .i;ize 13,' $1,
SlO Car 1eat $2..50 Hu~n seascape a, st i II-life, \Valnut dinette table '"'ith race set $10 GE solid state 4 Signet. range finder Ektar very good condition. Yellow 3'x8' SHEETS mas on I te
hair, blonde 'Illig and brunet-sailboat. Sizes 5x7 to 24x48. 1• a1n . t .d 631 ,_ speed portable Te cord lens, genuine l~~ther c~se. '1ick•r ,,,·n hood• ~-. 2 $2.60. l 'x8' a~ts 60c. i.ght w ut 1n a1 n" t \ci t SllSO """' 67--o te fall, both excellent con. All are original. Saturday u·ith leaf, no mar $25. 4 pla,yer $10. 5 gal aquarium ex1..~l ent coi 1 Klll • · pair good aluminum sock --~~~u='-,.--,-,,.--~~=
di lion $12.~ eaeh. 642-4659 and Sunda,y aft er noon . chain $5 each. Admiral 1V S2. Kodak 8mm movie 53&-3417 stretchers. adj11Stable $1. ROUND oak table top $25.
BLUE Chip stamp book $3 531~793 23" with stand $20. New lire camera S6 sunlight for tak-SLIDING Glass door and each. Girl's good school Table base ;xi. 673-29-57
each. Pl~n, &ood shape BLACK Co\\·hide fJight ... chains to fit 6.70 x 15, 7.50 x ing pit'tures i~rs s,?· screen one half door. left shoes, worn twice $2. Cub RUGS 1 · 12>aO $25. 2 -Braid-
"'"' oACH> Blonde medium muuarr)• Lc side 4Bx80 $10. Phone Scoutsleepi"" bag $2. Boy" •• 115 • ~. ~·"ll< $10. O'fO"O"M>O $25. Old fashioned double 14, 600 x 16 $10. J.lovie f .... .. i:u •Q,J u,,,..,, st!'ctch 'lli'ig $12 Toys or 1-714-892-9241 \\•hilt dress shirts, sizes 6 RINK rollerskates, 5-6. like fold-in-wall bed $25. Double scrttn, lite bar, both for bo 11 "" ;.......,. "--12 FLOOR pol:'s•·-16 ' 'IV ys, a. ve • ., b""" "'-"" • •11N· K • -ng -liar and cuffs and 8, 50c each. Can opener '"" · nf':w S18.50 A I um in um mattress for wall bed $10. $15. Large r;i.ze crib mat· ...,o ~to " ...., '-" .... __. 13 01: ,, -'--'· _.,. R&cORO O\ana:er $1 5.
olsttrs and glalles lOc-$1.
Nf:w and old·. books, some
Coleman stove. 2 burner,
gas SlO. 642-5021 or 646-&80 ~ ' 12·,. Uodc-·'l'JOd noiseless 25c. Child's ironing board ...... ...,! • <N· • ... .,UU\ ..... 1os Chri1tmas tree with musical Small size apartment 1ras tress $5, Cs.nvas cover for • n $5 18 6 El tri' t--•·-11 6 LOVELY dinette chairs S8 !"""writer 120. Floor _size. Sl. Pink twin bedspread n. · ~ · ec cc~ •
ELECTRIC rultar. like new
$25. 54~ 1827
stand and ornaments $6. Servel refrigerator $15. J . Toyota pickup SlB. 49i>-5470 h 1.a· t h' tabt ,~ F 1• lb 1 7._ Chil·'-, St lee car cooler is. Child car seat Sl Clothing, C. Higgins wooden skis, 6'2.. eac · rge mac ing e hair dryer $20. 1 v_e :> • cay ""· w.-cn s Chic .. o double sink lau-t
textbooks, 10me children's 1 b . d l'k N. Gauge train wilh track 11. 833-3220 b,,·..1n~m,,·,1, dresses $1:>, book 'SC-roe. Chi ldren's ..... all r;izes l Oc-$2. Toys and ong, nght re , 1 e new, ,,~.. $10 F Jdi .. -·1 tt • .,~ and swllche&. stt ~p on 19,.9 DODGE Vo eng:•• onl)' c•-h. S""-1279 clothes, all good condition · 0 "'6 IUI caR .,.,. PLAYPEN, exCellent con-
bdoks 25c-$3. Toya 25c-$2. dition $10. Hia:h chair S5.
Ehd tables $3-$5 •. Games Car seat S5. Car bed $1.
5(lc...$1. Girl's clolhetl, eJC· Large Robert \Vood painting
Ccllent condition . n -$l. S7. ?itaPle mquine rack $3.
games 10c-S1 Drapes, nev.• used t\\'ice ~. Ski poles. S60 -o ·~ .. ,... \Vebcor record pl.aye: is 2
$3. 890 Capital St. West ot red handles SS. 536-7056 layout board $25. over S25. Brancusi decorator 1n-r.ttSCELI..ANEOUS ?i--fotorcy· 5c-50c. 192 :nower St., C.r.I. small radios: eaC: i 5.
WU!IOn school. 3 Pair tire chains $6 each. vaJue. Uke new, adult door or, patio table $25. I parts from SOc-$25. I 3 •Pttd bike $18.50. Stingray Bathroom IC&ies $2. S hair
UJND skis and poles S25 Boys 1k'i boots 1iie 4 $7. 2IO owner. 546-2'189 Glass top n;. 548-8642 c e · 11~ 95 ne\V I SIB.SO. 24·• SchwiM Stingray dryers S4 -$8. RCA record PAIR Chruslcr 4138 marine : -Bumper carrier ::i. • Sl5. 3 wheel chain drive RCA color TV, ~s work Cr.I Hart metal skis with VACUU?il cleaner, tank type, torcycle jacket $12.95. bike hild' ., .. .,~ .. _ player $6. 4 table lamps $1 •
La.dies clothrs. small aize.s $25. T!leacope $23. Plu.a: in blndlna:s S25 ' each aki. Poles engine& running when attachments $12. LI 8-Q02 mo • c s ......,. '"°°1MUI $3. 3910% Channel PL NB 54&-2!!11
$2....;5. Alligator cowboy SUNDAY only 10 to S. Good intercoms S8 pr. Burg~ $5. 673-8037 removed from boat starter SCRAM LETS 96Z-4U6 1V, GOod .,.m and picture 6T'.rl003
bqpts li..di~_s size 5\:1. $8. sn;>Uer and automatic be.by electric spray gUn $ 5 · ANTIQUE Gold lapel Watch R or L. $IO e ;l ch . • '59 FO.R~ Wagon n1•2•0d $2S. Girl's bicycle flD-12 COUCHES $25 each. Slat
liWlfl&' both $10. Clothes Sc 83J.-.l4ti7 $2.i Old W•llham 11 .. A.. Alternaton110 each. \\'ater transmission 'vork , 646-lSlS bench $2. Cement tcall-...1
Shoe 5kates $3. Girl's shoes, and lOc. Books ac. 20312 ~ skiis $5. Tow rope. Sl.50. ANSWERS 962-3436 v~ __.. condition 11·•2. TI9 A . Sa ta A H . h'~ TOYS 2Sc·Sl Games $1 mantle clock S25. Westcl\,11,;A Reader's n i"e&t' condensed . . REDWOOD Patio furniture, yard edging 20c each. ~........ --._ cacia, n na eig "" Child'• •k': boot-IL~ s:·g •-n :um•-.. -tt, M'-' '6 "'"' BUJtK au I om at i c , Louvred shuttered bar doon Jl.f ·-1d c del M ,, "" ~ u...,... .., 1l1l-books 25c each. &JS.5178. "" .needs reapli': Picnic table -. . ari .... • orona · ar. 2 AIR purlfien $20 each. Children's Hfe jackets $1 1bell top alarm clock $4.50. Markel _ Abused _ Oblong transmission $25, 962-3436 with 2 benches $lO. 2 Chaise: $5. Maple step hi-chair Sl. 2 Sa~ only. !Mi. JI.ten's new shirta $2. Used each. ~S-7052 Antique wall sconce \\ith POl:.AROJD Camera $25: Aux _ Assure_ Withal _Hum• 3 SPEED 26 .. boy·s bik(, $15. lounges $5 each. Cha.ir S5. Bol&ters, coven and twin ,'~io=ro~RCY=~CLE=~.,....,~---. -.,,-,-1 50c. New &ocks 25c. New un-bracket, dated 1.881 $25. Old lens $S. Slide projeCtor $25. ble _ \\!ALK "HOME ....,,, .,A.,c C ff tab! 13 S.fl all f bed cover $3. Flower cart del'\\~ar SOc. Used trousers GREAT Christmas gilt. HO -,---k 110. New wool ·"•'" Slide changer $5. Stereo ~ .:.~". 6 Kalle ..... ·.,,..;,,. t1ar"'k Sl. 1002 Baker St. O'l 19 $5. 350 :< 18 $5. Electric ~ale ~v.·ay Complete ..... ""-Ra.cetnick ga~: A great ht-2 i\lAG rims 6 .. "ide liMI! +'...., ..... ..--.... recliner $8. Compact Sl · $3. Books lOc -$2. Shoes 1 · k a&mple rug 41hxl1,Ji $20. Ne;w Camera $25. Stereo viewer Vl'ntion lhal sc1ell('t' has re. flr v \V bus or beige oil base Sl each. VM SERT A tv.1n mattress and
vacuum cleaner with at-~ 1:°°ts ill S2 ~o 15S ;O ~~8:C,~~is~ ~~ acrylic 3'Aix4~ wnple rua $10. Slide trays 50c. Blender cen~ly co1nc up \••ith i~ a ;~':sC'I~ ;20• ~ch. 5.1&-1633 record turntable fl.SO. Twin sprinas $17.SO each. 2
tachme.IU. amall appliances cora or P ows -nd wit h 3 __, $8. 67"~5258 $S. Submln camera $25. racing form 1hal unfolds mto od 1 bed mattresk!• SS ea•h. folding 4-panel 1 creen1 ,
•. rn. to • P.m. !Oln ~"•t a reverse s c • guaru C M s--J~-~ R1STMAS i"•ms m e ..
I
S2-$10. Stroller $ 3 .50 . \..nUI ·; 2 Th •• · t "500" SHORT \Y _.,. •<K amera ca&e ..,... .....~ a ""ir of pants llO ""'' have CH 1 ""' • Hard··.,..... ·,1r1,., 1",2",3" burlap covered, ~a-1s 72xl7 Dr. r.te.redith Ga rd en s . ra1 s, Uuuer1e ave , ..... 10 ....,. ul •-, .,v--b Auroa S8 .......... .,....i= .Tumpseat 7Sc. Potty cha.ir 962.-3090 race cars, 1 lapcounter , 1 Harmon Kanlon AX 20 $25. Blnoc an $15. Camera :'J)methll'IR to \VALK HOi\lE motonng Y · width£, 8 to 12 ft lengths S8 each. 2 Boy Scout
JX. Ladie& drtll5f!!, size criss cross, 18 feet of amplifier S2S. Heath Sweep pal'll !JOc.-$2. Movie leAA $25. in. . PUzzles and lots of oth:_r plyv.'OOd. piece& l 0 c -2 5 c ponchos $2.50 each. Hand
8-10, 25o-$2. Chi Id re n's T\VIN box spring and mat· various section1 of race generator Ts-3 $25. 494-8660 Ham Xtmni $25. 22 73 BEAUTifo-UL 10, ro_und 32,. Wtoyslkt lroTmt•.:. 50c 1,,1~0pho::~ each. 12 volt blower motors. crocheted bedspread, ecru.
clothes, &lie 6 monlha to 2 tren $15. Antique Edison Colgafe Dr. 548-63~.:·-a c-a "'" '" nl:'w $4.95 each. 30 gal tanks, double bed me $15. IJl
)Ta 5c-$3. Baby shoes 3D to 1906 phono ..... aph 12 5• track11, 3 trestle posts, 0tl_\Cr 9xl2 aqua braided rug -PJ, In dian1cter and 24" high. $4, boy's and girl's clothing nd and 11 1 ., good. 673-0168 s.i,,D &>c-.$2. AU clean and 673-4387 •· -pnrts, 1 tunnel. mounting 'Vhite naugahyde recliner SEWING .r.tachine, $ l O • Ideal for back yard. S2.i excellent condition $5, each. rou a .,..,.
txmrd 'lliith landscape and $lJ. Child's large table and 67J..2986 deli\·C'red. S48-Jl20 Double ~ and d?"l'sser $20. Smith-Corona port ab I.e JS.\\'ATI public address ~ ~ .. ~:r.~ T!~~ 112~~ 1 v~l~Y~Co~nti-.,,.-.-,.~,,-,~OO-x-l~4. instruction manu.al, all for chair Rt $l8. Girt Scout FROSTED human hair fall 2 separate single beds SlO typewriter $10. 8 u n 1 t .i;yatem, a1 is $25. 8'2-5045 ~ 5.000 miles new, 4 for $25. lhc very low pn~ of S14. uniform 13. Gi"'J's bilte: SS. MEN'S clothing: Shoes 91·~ D each. 8152 Opal Circle No. aluminum parts bin $1. Bib ROLLER ,~ ..,,.,, ·•-4 Dod£f!: Van slnk,'faucl!t with 67~ · 2509 k 1 D .. $25. Synthetic dark bro"'Tl S2-S5. Slacks, <12 $1-SS. Coats carrier rack SOc 18 '" bloY.w "'"" AU'!!'
pump. cabinets $15. Sleeping;~~~-~--~-~ 545-' as or ave. 837-3976. fall $5. Both 17" l011g. $2-$8. Shirts 25c·$2. 'Vaffle A, M2-789J. J1unt. Bch. fan $5. Lrge box foam rub-never used S.f, Road ra~
ba,p $3.50. Camt?U SJ..$25. HAND crocheted. table cloth BABY stroller with potty LARGE Oak desk, slanted 644:-0026 iron $7.50 Toaster S3. 132 W. SMALL Apt. r;ize gas stove ber, various pieces SS. S:x8' set $15. Rtmoo tank $12.
Curtains. drapes S l -S 5 . or spttad $2.0. 2 French chair, good cnndition SlO. top li fts up tor storage $25. 9 CAMPER litove, 4 burner. \Vilson, No. 43, C.?il. s20. Small couch $8. 536-2946 l\i inch foam robber pad =96~'-="'='~',_~,.--~~-o~I
Booka I»S.1. Records Provincial step end tables. Old gut violin $2:). For hsn-boned china cups and itainless s tttl. Easily con-ART Objecl.! and antiques: ANTIQUE Olive barrel& 36", $2. Animsl cag,, good for WO?ilENS goU clubs, bag lOc~. . Patterns 10 c. llkt; new s25 · each. Lawn dyma.n, \\'Ood, fir. teak, oak, sauet"rs $5 for all. 962-{)181 verted to bu tane, cost $59 Ch;"•-op':"m' ,1....,. holder Ideal !or potting plants, rabbit,!;, chickens $2. 1721 and cart $25. 548-8991 Diahe Sc_..15c Sat nl 549 mov.'f!r $5. Kltchenmald cof· .. ,,.. .. .,... 1 • · 0 y. fee grinder SlO. Bathroom pine scrap! and hea\.'Y Jl.!O~VlE Pf'?Jector, like new new, 11tll tor $15, SG-3648 S\6. Brass tea k<'ttie SIS. n1ust sell ! $5 ench. 64Ul510 King Road. 645-1400 CERAi\tIC Kama cooker $10.
Sturgeon Or .. C.Jl.f. S40-337ll covering. 5 :< 6, yellow, new blocks, also mAJine plyv.-ood S2:>. l\lov1e sc:een,. nrw vw Bug paru: Gas tank~. Hojl slatuC'. 11·ill burn in· 22 Mosseberg military trame 2 Girl'& bikes 24" and 26" SlO J.1olator me.n'!I ski boots 8
QGIRL'S Bike $10. Girl's bike 14. 261 Mest Dr. 646-7342 doubl •-d delW1e S14. Daylight Vle\\·er .... a .. 'Beck lld .-. ~Ide win-cense S24. 2 Fu-Dogs $9 and ,;,.hts tubular ftd ve:_ry each. 9 x 12 washable rug wide $5. 'VMh basin and -=-.,_ """"""'-5c • $1. 1-faplt' e "" •11• "'odl·I-•ab·:-t $9. ~-~ h 3 G d C h ~ 1 t 1· 6~1563 •-....,....,.,.,. \ .,a '" "''"' .. ,... dows with rubber molding eac · crman an . zec accurale $25. Slond "'.1i'· and ,.d $15. Corner desk auce J. ,.,.. EW Abarth exhaust system BOY'S 5 speed Stin.gra,y bi~.. u·lth box spring $1 5. 86'1 V, Schaetrer desk pen tels, S3 each. 549-3648 Royal Be)nLlh mugs $14 French made $5. Spanish LAWN Sweeper 24 lncb
I ST.50. V,W. par!&, front f~h Sl~~~t·sbl~~~ Sl~ l81h, C.i\f. 646-23'1'1 a:old and marble S14. 2 sam-1~• PONTlAC -•: h't h each. 2 pictures In frames Civil war bayonet $.1. 47 S7.SO. Floor lamp ST.SO. "Se?Jtr)'" $10. 548-9641
''"""' 114.50. 545-5134 ... ., GEN'ERAL Electric Show pie cases. mahopn:y and ~ u ... <'r 1 c S9 each. Silver compote dish ptayboy• $6. 494-1891 ailer 5 Aladdin lamp $2. Combo
=====,--===-:::I Revolving Christmas Utt vi I ~ ., h 114 540 '""8 ELECI'RJC knif,, Sean S'l. ELEc:l'RO Sink attachments and Tell TV and radio com· ny cove.~. new ...., eae · · ~ S17. Large ro~r tray p.m. blackboard easel $5. Shelves near new. Sf0-13T5
I sin. Automatic re cord base $3. Revolving renector bination w\th 12 J"l!COf'ds like 2 hi-fi speaktts 8'' and S" ROOM divklen. set of 3 COlil decoratrd $19. i\tr1t1can bull bOal'd Jn~ tidC'rs $3. ·Sho\\·er curtain $2
.,. lights S2· Metal Chri&tmu new $25. 'rhree tier wooden diameter with grille cloth S15.88 each, sell for ~ price. sratue $16 'VIX'Xien bowl SU 7 Belb' 11' • 53 ' · RABBIT ~ S5. 962...(1142 ~ S10. 6'2-3163 tree $1. 2 Barbie dolls. wall shelf S4. -Sandwich and rheoslat control, all fQl" of SS each, like new, Persiitn t~pestry S22• HRll8: $,5-$25. 3'-4'7". 499-41 _ Brownie unifonn $.2. Girl's RB
, Slit! 43 iarJ'l', $15. clothes and case 1l each or toaster $2.SO. Drum tabl' ft, $12. 64~935 M&-J643 ing pierced metal lamp ADMIRAL refrigerator $25. shoes, varioua sizes, $2. 4-:C:Cy~ci~e-,~H~P~CJW"r===SM=.t.N'°.I
White dinntt jacket and 50ld separately. Troll dolls Table lamp $2. Hanging 2 fifa-..a .... iable 55 each.:~=~-------·: holdrr ;i,ncl monkty chain 548-705'1. 8&l Flower. C.i'.f. 968-2113 en.,·ne, rebuilt $10. 646-2087 -· ize 42 large SlS 25c · SI . Troll doll houses $1 .. """ '"' TWIN mattn:&11es and box 1 d 1 d uvulf:t'I., I . . each. 646-4615 lamp $2. Blouse-!!, size 16. Tall Rembrandt lamp SlO. springs with lei:S, like new $16. OriglnA Schrrr.raza c COIN sets. U.S. ?.lint seae. RATTAN Card t able, BLUE chip atamp book3
OHlce """ chair $15. Call 50c. DreslC!s. some new $1 · .,A., "'I"" "'a1rr r.olo1'5 $22. 642-69.i'i 1968 uncireulatcd SJ each. formica top $25. 4 matchin& $2.75 each. 549--3648
MS-ThOt· OLD oe.k drop-lea! table $3. Dolli with hair $1 ~ $2 . .,_...,, vJ ~. ~2485 · J · ----'-~1547
2 50 _ h k k 2 Blue lamps S10 each. Singe 6'14-2244 chain S5 .,._,., ._,.. · vw ,..n, complete, clean $25.
CYCLE Helmets. factory Sl · · r-n:u 11" roe er Child'~ Encyt:lopedia set, 22 16" !'lidewalk bUle, girl's $6. HEATER. au. 50,000 BUT, bed, upfiolstP~d headboard, SMALL ~-h Provincial SKI Boots, men·s size 8• 675-2334
seconds. $16. 675-5145 Sl8. Drafling aet SlS. Colten ""°"' $6. 642-8472 20" hike. boy's $6, sood oon-b&ower $25. 642 2490 d 110 v · 110 ,..,_ :C.:..::"'-------1 · ti PC49 1~ Ba 1-d' · "-·•"-2951 ' -and sprea • aruty · •-n\ Cannel &. Chai· llalian, C'Oll S'l'S, sell for $25, -mainu . ...,. g v• •URORA HO •--dra-, -. ihcn. ""'.,.. RE RI G E R 20 ,.._Id tr . 15 Fool settee .uv P.ING Pona table tap. tlta on
pool t.tb\e S\5. f;44....04.C7
G.E . Portable sten!O $15. Slot
cv rs.ee tn.ck S7. Minibike
motor $lS. O:dltt table $10.
End tablet S10. Lamps $S.
Electric train $10. Bird cap sz. Rock\IJI chair $5. Boy'•
fntt.nt clothts ix.-..~. m
A State ~vt., C.M. 543-3729
same SlD. Cane back rocktt "' """" "'" "'" F ATOR S · ...,., a.me mirror · · $t0 644-224~ almot:t new 675-2834 GAS Power la .... -0\\'f!r -• --t · gt 110 1-kor 13. l.a'""'t' suitcase 1;f;"~' ;;,·:,:;:'i::;;.;;;--.:i6'.iii8. S25. Electric m~xtr $4. Ad· tra track, acctsllOries. 7 ....... ......... ~en ll!Ze 0"'' · i:J~ Rose Mlin ·;pread $5. 6 DOUBLE bed $2!1. 646-1818. SCH\vtNN Bike, iifl's "Fair •••••••••
d i n's m •chin t SS · can, landscapl"i board $25. Portable rttOTd Player• large mugs. Tuscon S4 2365 Nor5e Ave. C.?.1. Lady" purple S2S. 642-7984
Type"Tit'r $10. 20" " 30" &t&-S.>89 1re11t for kids $10. MS-2667 USED Sch'lli•lnn S t ing re y · · ....... r s WSW 8 55 l" Muine EMign $3.50. Old 78 WHITE Crib and mal'-bl cl l'k .$25 P.1aga:zinc 11land S2. Bedside BLUE g\as! dishrs. serV!ce '~' • . x "' 17" PORTABLE 1V $21) ,._,.," cy e, 1 ' ll<'W • table S5. Brom_ e lamp, liv· for 12, ........ Sentinr: pieces to tubeles1, 5 for $211, !till have l'f!C'Ofd1 23c each. TO)'I 7.00 • 14 11_, 15_ 'Sal•d. $15. Training chair $2. Blonde 549-4287 f 15 La t -1 t f tre d ••• -· .. _... ,. '"' ng . room . ·. _mp es rnat"h 11 • $5. Lin1ops_ pen yo a .,.._,;JO't lOc-.$2. ~.Bayview, °"""" bo ,1 -w 11 A'• _1,,. human ha I r, ext.... 1...,.. PAIR ·•-k 1 ; t a I v ' \\ ,,.. ... ....... ,.. -·.. "'""' s a es, near y can1s er: nncs~ J. ases ('h\na S3 • $25. }:xteflS!On BING Surfboard, 8'6" aood
tla,y. 5'G-2ST9 SlO ~ach. Tr~nslstor radio fall fl>, ToYs 25c 54g..1245 rit'!w. sizp 4. St Jig·saw SZ <'ach. Sen'1ng plates. ladder s10. vise $3. Tool!! condition $25, 6T3-n29
HANO l.a'lli'n mowtr SS. ooo"·, SA'IS photo fa c t BEAUTIFtJL m onde "--1-.a puzzles 15c • """"· Chllrl'• la....,. round $2 each ; --
1 •A "" " u~ ~ '"" • ... • 25c ~ $2 llO'Sc rec c: ... • MARINE Bendix RDF. B Child's saff'f)' be la ~· ,.,,. ·-i"m•• No. 1·75, wig, paid .e .. sell for -. tete-13.~. ~-x-U-f.1a"""any leaf tab!(' SS · • 11 Ill St f U · nd Qu i ~ !uU ''"' ..... -•'"" -.v.,... JV.,,,., .... v "" '"'ti . ·' $1.50. Lan\ps -· · lnlnaistor S-band portable, BRONZE ateo mona DlaptrpallSl. iti:u $1.50 l':•c~. Chevrolt-t v.9 Brun•lff' v.·lalet S5. \\'annerS2.540-3787 f.,addcr chatr $2. Zcnnh '-'llSl-Fireplace ..,, ... . -.;
PRsJde.nUal Sf.ti, ma lee Aize bedspre•d S. Inf.ant aeat a" tom • 11 e tTanSmiulon. •Roto-bT'Ollrr, neVt'l' u.ed riulio $10. 8 yellow de!'er1 Rotou1 v_ -·• J. '(l()d b.Uket S"". "" acces.:ines, .-.
stt•t ChNtmu ruts $10 SOc. 2 Potty lf'•b 50e. Potty lOM Po•1trtlide S)). AJ\1-SlO. Ldm!' S.'i. Lad l e a AURORA 110 Jl<'alc road ph1res SS. Chaise $15. Pie-tools iueu :rue I 1 a s h 6~ SAT/SUn only.
NOW'S THE ·
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH anti SZ. 6(2..3419 rh.l.lr $1.50. Cookie Pf'l!U $%. n.I rSdkl $10. Table radio dre!IK'S, 5\zt' 12 $2 uch. l'flCe. All Accn~s 'lliilh lO tUl't', Bird on Dt'ck SS. 1 $12.:ill. 8!" ~oot~ cake 23" 1V $25. Fonnica table
SM.AU.. \Vondn' hone: SS. Dtl.Wef' ninl set $18. Glr1 '11 SJ. 548-6529 l.adif's coat $5. Girl'• cOet, cars, l!"I fl track mounted on Jnl'lo'lnese prints. i.mall $5 t"1lm<'r:" ~; f 1 set and 4 ch•ln $20. 3 drawer
Child's rockina chair $.t bi~ S12. Sprtng e.xerciSf.r II" PORTABLE TV, \\_.___ 1ilf' 10, $5. New electric cute.red plyv.'OOd bonn:I! t 11Ch. Ult-gt l.K'droom pain-plate $7. I"c~ caning c desk SlO. 211pced blender S5.
Boal swim wtdf'r S 5. S2. J.ten'1 long underv.'tar i:ood m Po\\-e.r tt:ifM'~·;; tontball 11:11me S5, Grunts S1 that fits under bed $1.S. :ZOOS ting SlO. Chee.i;e fondue set y,o\th steal< knives $5. El:' : Bookcue 30" :ic 30" $&
Child'• clotbeg pole $4. Doll S3. Oate& !IOc-$1. Woman'11 for car ~ camptt, 12 voll, ett'h. Child's t~.,Tlter Swan Dr. 545-7863 S2. PtJllC'ne.x d~ beat Irie bl&nkel ~· ilibR~ Rodwood patio fumitw'P $8
bualY $1. lAmp $4. 3093 jt'cket, sl:tit 12, SS.. 1135 DC to lZ volt AC. SO cy. tnr •·Ith c18" f.5, Bo)' Ii shtrt.1, 2-5 GALLON aquariums $5. n111ssagcr S2. 64S-'1'5o41 SI.00. ~tio cllairll riGc • ' -Sl5. 1960 Rambler radio. THROUGH A
,..,,heath. C.N. 5f6..5146 Charleston, C.M. 546-14~ TV l!Jht• $2.5.. 23 .• RCA 11\rf' 12 Mlf-. 1431 Oc111.vUIP, Large bird cage SS; Bn'eder FA R-Oil rlolhf':s: for girls. 1\te~l~an potlel')', ~~~ work• Kood $5. I.Alf ol '
roal Monda.Y~ OLD Prnttd back rocm. console ,.V, 110 work $JO. Co~la Mtsa-. boxt11 51lc. 548-i148 fully lined u•hltt Harlow a.~tl ch~he• i! · ~: Soaker pocket books, mo1tly iothic
9a1r.r.5 And ·· Stratton •trlPJWd $%). Old oak ' ~?M ~fl:N'11 BowUnc tWI and bq NEW dt11k. Has 1 dra'lli-Cl'I rrin111, alr.e lO ~S. Black 'lutd'lc1•1 ;~ table .., 50. 24·· lOc-Slc. 15432 Duke Circle. ~ --'~le 3" drawer dttawr and mlm:ir . SS. J<odak S-mm pn:ijcelM Ne:hm jaclm, ltl't! 7, JIO. ho9fl , i:.<JU -• near ?.f cFad den and DAILY PILOT Hf, Oe.n. ~';"';.:,a 111 top and 2 drawn .. have GREAT a:lfl kr. Bf'i\nrun1 $15. ~ltmiry camua Sl5. $15. &l>l'" C.ft..f. 1ll11ck ribbed bt.11 boltom1, h.'\r stools $l each. Kit-Ed'ftl'd4:. 89l-1162
iwe'• curved f'rontl. retin1Shed Aatronomt'n . llkt I n e"' Ceramic lllmp $S. Mov\e ELECTR.IC l11blr AW. II" i:ize 29--JI. $-1. E'UIJ.y liot'd chenwart, Poppy Tr,. I\ 21" T.V. $20. Soya blkt no. J25. Sln:pr M'Ailll machine Tuoo 60 JIO'l\'f'r te tscopt photo IAm, $.i. 70 clay Pot' blade. Homr made S 15 · doublr-br<:11,led Camel's dishes, plcturn. "'"II det11r, 8.50 x 14 tlft and Ford rim
BOT"S U~ Honda 1tyle cabinet SS. 6~~" di&rne.te.r and tripod ns. MW49 $20. Pair aquA <kni.bll' bed 6~1~ C.r.t. hair jaC'kcl. sizr 8. S2j. r ()r book11. record~ 10c • $10. $1. Rldk> $2. Complete toilet
bike s:zs. kitchen wall doc~ do~ CRIB $7. Car Ma\ pa&SdM $3. ll)mds $8. Roul c:utling OLD lntnk ~. Jewrlry 5c' -~1ys: hand--detallt"d, fully Chrlstniu 11C h11 and WIG, Fro.Wd, titzrmn hair front, Y'-l)ow Sl. g " 16 M&-9380 boAnl. new S.J.. Alli1ator $1. Chrl.11tmiu dtroralkm :.a lirlt'fl flurpl~ wJ\>~l bt.11 bot· orname nt5 Ille -$3. Cont!, $U. M7-7017
$2$. Brown WI llO. ~ trlancut.r 1''a.ll C 1 oc k • PAIR \y sold U • p11ne $4. ~IS--033.t -Mc, Clolhlna: 2!ic • $1 . tom~. 11lir 34-M $25. Blad! dres..,e&. ~h0e:1 ~·SS. Ral· =RO=UND~, ""M"'"ap"';-,-d"°ln""l"lf-~ta""bl~,· I
KINCS1ZE ff tt d boa rd , ~:;:~l~ra.::·,:!t~A:W'A'~h room ~·:il'I 'u; ,a(h. ~.~ i\fAKE l.ovrly. gifts. mat· Llnen11 JOI:'. 2:JC. Toyl'l Xk • rrinkl" r1'f'nr ?;him. ~Ire r.1 , 111.n d01: btd SI ;.o. Toni &: \\•Ith leaf $:Q. 4 Painted din·
· aJ, Urown faU 110, ~ dran:r '<'U a doctor'! in· Vftn matching •Ji,,lnE" room chi•llt rlolsonne ~:1rrings ind SI. D11nk IJ('tl fl«n1ct $10. $12. ~~l()..l'!!l.1 .lt'!T) ~"I ti. U.n1brcllfl ini: chain SU. ~~
N'EW DoU playptft $4. Child's ttrume~ lable SS. S46--'946. t'hAIMI S.:25 t>ach. Like rtt"W. cult 11nk~ .. St2.50-Crown 1wln bed fra.mcs SlO. T11~ G ITAR. &-s1nni: '· !\l . clothe$ hnt' $:1. !l'Ol1cr SJ.). DUO-THER!it trailer bf..a1er
f"f"CDl"d p&.Qt:r, needl tube 3'.)2.(1 ~ Ave .• Santa \\'alnut double dreuer S25. J e>A't!!I eltCtriC' razor, lik;a ttcordtr $25. 9x12 ntg and Gt'OIW" llkt new r-:i. 616-4698. 353 E. 21st St. sx;, 75 lb. b bol $25.
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FRI., DEC. 12th
S4T., DEC. 11th
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SAIURDAY, DEC. 13th 6:00 S11A11P on• noo nn1s TO • SOlD
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t.;f•rch•n .. i1• Moved To Tht1 Loc•fio1t
For Sil• Co1tv1ni1nc1. P•rti1l l i1tin91: * EXQUISITE Fll4MID OIL P41NTINIH *
Hi clom1.top wardrob•, d rawer in bottom •
Drop fro nt d11 k, beaut cond e Glass door,
drop front s•cr1tary • Whas1r cabln•t •
Dr1111r1, 1om• w/mirror1 , marbl1 • Gl•t• front
book c•s• • Show ca1•1 • Book 1h1l v1s e Li·
brary t1bl• • Chairs, f•p1stry, velv•t • unique
rocke rs • Cabinet w/gl11s front, · * PRIMITIYIS * IOO's of lt1ms Too Num1rou1 To li1t
Clock1 •Wall clocks • Mantle cloc•s e Glass
fru it jars, lnsul•ters • Battl•s e Dolls • J•wel·
ry • Glasiwar1 • Chine pi1c11 • Floor &
table la mps • Trunks • IOO 's of Goodi••·
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Student Auction••rs will b• ••lling this 111•:
Bob 01b1tf•, Bob Ford, Frank R•1d. Cr•dit
avai!_ • M_ast1rchar9• • B•n•1m1ric•rd
405 W. 4TH. SANT A ANA __ ,.._.,..._
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ANTIQUE \Valnut chest ot
dra,vers, fruit & oakleat
design $180. ~1505
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GOULD MUSIC
:I005 N. Main, S.A. 517-{1611
' CH!USTMAS idta • Ham·
mond, Steinway, Yamaha.
Ntw It UMd piano$ Of mo.t
m&ka. Belt buys in So.
Calif. at Schmiclt Music Co.
t907 N. Main, Santa An&.
Mitallan11w
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CLOSING IUSINIU
EVERYTHING
TO BE SOLOUI!
AT REDUCED PRICES
2008 Nev.·pon Blvd., Cl.I
ROCKHOUND
Christmas Specials
6" Jtock l&W $11.95 , .. °""" -.UJtinc • pol. labirw writ fl'!.%)
S lb tumblt:r $218
8 lb tuntl:lltr $29.60
12 lb tlllnbkr ~.sc»tt.30
Comp. tumble criP A po!ilh
ktt.1 $1 val; 5 tor $5.15
Fr. m&terlil with Qch 11.W
or cuttq: It poll~ unit
Free Jo.ct Qf tumbllnt: m&te.z...
ii.I with each tumbler CHAMP Sired Poodles. <I
Financlna avail COi modllnery FREE TO :YOU mo'•· Shot" Pap" •-· 1 ~lft!!ll~~~!!!!!elBie dltoounts on com,plietc 1----------l ailver female. l blk ri\l.le. tine of lapiduy equip. MIXED Spanld terr, Good $75, Call -Sol0-1681.
---------WOLLENSACK IM1toptkWc U I don't haw it in .tock, btk/tan, 6 mos old, all WIIT. Poodle pupp i e s ,
.,. OPIN 1vaN1NOS ~r.2~W:b~ 11~vt1'_.~.2~ shots, 11p&Yfl!. h•brkn . robust, friendly. 3 Mo.. 'ND SUND'YS • ..,... .. mate,,.., alabr, tumbl-Needs y·~. lov•. •. ahota. $40. Will de 1. ~ "' \\ith jeweled MU" t ,ie\\"fl· 1-•--'·• ..... .., Untll Chrl1tma1 ed rart e&19 p, each 8 &old .... ma ... ~-..... tindi.np Ir aup. d i 1 c Ip line . No 11mall Christmu. 49f...f74&
GOULD Music ,......,. plates $lO. 12 aob-lp&s children. _,,,,. 12/15 HOUSEBROKEN Chrlotmu ·m ama..11 now but I'm arow-. Pre ltta. blue 4 cryst&I., Box UW Ir the C'Oltee i.a al~ F R E E tU rood home sent .. AKC male Poodle 20'5 N. 1of&in, SA
Christ11U1$
''Gift Pack'''·
Off er sprtnr a mattrtu, uphol• h9l Come in 41 talk lhop. w/feoced yard, small mixed pup. 6 mos. W i 11 hold 'til
STEJNWEG. built 1819. !~?'ed .... h~,bowd & apread Open 1 days 9 am. 9 pm. breed tenier, 10 1bs. 1matt 25th.~ -.. ·~ ca..-.-..._ .. in· -· •·-·. & cute, 9 m01. old, lov""" CHRJmtAS Pu"", AKC S1v• hundr•ds of dol-Upriaht. Perteet cond. ,.;;;;;~;;;;;;"::;=:-== .... ""Y -..--~ •• ..,. 11•;111"' ~... ..., I I o d c Brau candle holders. ANTIQUE SHOP JU'ST MT-13)0. 11'921 Altamirano children. 846-3818 Dobermarui. Good Hom~. •rs r •r a oron•·
Scrolled keyboard support. OP!:NED. Rare & m. Lane,H.B.tlblkSo.ofSla. FREE to qua!. home, foot Prime Consideration. do2l,25,30,orl4by
Sacrifice '400, 67>04ST teresttnc Items. Good .elec. ter just east of. Edv.•ard) yard. Beaut. AKC brindle 642-8961. D•c1rn b1r 3 I, I'''·
tion or l1l'l&ll old china a STONECRAFT fem. boxer. Spayed. Lo~a GERMAN Shepherd pups, •nd you'll r1c1iv • •
l20J Televlolon
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and -t
Newport Chriltmu ,........ I
Partin ot I -sat per bl' ;
'"" boot. ""-· -R-..atlon tall -
JOIN XMAS PARADE '~
F'ollo'# the bo9.ts 121i..W2.\ t
DIH. Qitttt. Lp , 1
L'OCkplt Skippsr, kt A ;;
ea. Jteeerva~ IB-6252 : ,, . ,
'200 ' •• ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;,t. . MODEL SAU 11 .,,
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An Adult ftriY•f• Clu~
On• Mil._ from th• Oc••-.
JN SMOG FREE
casta Mesa
Newport Hm
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. ' al&u for ctuiatmu rivina:. n;-;;;,;;;:=o-:=,,--=-· I children. A house pet & gd. rea:., bred tor size. 9 Weeks . Chri1tm•s "G ift P•c•"
Furn. picturn Ir dolls, 2025 DARK Walnut dinette tblto. a watchdoa. 846-3818 12/13 <>Id. Males onJy, $4 5. worth hundreds of .. ol·
MUSf SELL. Packud-Btll w. Balboa (Upstain) Fri. • chain $60; Jae. maple 100% POODLE 1IO papen 642-8572 l1n in option•I •quip· l'~ady to mave in ~I ~b i;(~tl:~ w= _s.,_t_. _Suo~l=-... ==~~~ :"!;1~!" t~ .. $50. ~~ black malr, frl~ndly & used AKC Af&ban Pupa. Male & mint:' . ,
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Mediterranean Clbintt. Like * AUCnON * wfl{etrloom ~~ aJ.J' 1' a to children, netda attention Female. $200 &: up . Will CORONADO 23-$UO Take Harbor mvd. to 00 St. • :
new. caD after 5 PM. If you will.nor buy $70. l Bar stools, ~me~ 8U-SIS8 l2n4 hold 'LO Chrietmu. Only 4 CORONADO 30--$100 Drive West to 1150 Wblttier
557-1915 live w1""'-a try black naur. $15 ea. 2 tee. MIXED Tenier, cha.mpqne, lett. Call Sf0..9589 COltO (714) '42-lJSI
'"""" chests of draw-en .$25 ea 7 mos, female, Loves GIVE a BASSETI' for NADO 25--$400 , Lease Color TV or Black
& \Vhlte. Option to buy.
Frtt prvi~. No deposit
A-Active TY' RA!ntal Co.
Auctiana Friday 7:30 p.m. Cyclo Muaaae &: man; childnn. Free to a:ood CHRI S TMAS ! 6 \\•k, CORONADO 34-$700 IUY J• MIW ~
Windy's Auction Bern misc. Ewl')'thina new cond. home. 646-04.34 a.rt 4 p.m. purebred, $35. 675-1865, llLL Im Ulll • !
2075~' Nev.opon, CM 64&.a686 4IT llat St., _N'pt. Beach; 2 OIRJSTMAS kittens, need 61J...9004 • Cooper ' :
Behlnd Tony's Bid&. Mat'!. blka. from Lido Isle penna.nent home11, 4 wks , CHIHUAHUA Puppies For YACHTS . ~
GOOD uaed ll" U&htweitht Ray Fie.Ids Vat& Jewelers FOR Sale: Antiques, heavy blk, whitie. various colors & YQur Christmas Stocking:. TRAILER SALIS •
-·bl• TV "" 135 __ __._ 807 l\'. 19th, Costa Mqa Jog chains, id 1:arb. a1es. 548--0813 12/lS AKC. Hold 'hi Christmu. ROYALE "Buy from• m•n ::
(1) 522-ll.5.1
MoTEL 3026 W. c=i WOULD YOU BELIEVE dl•pooal. Som• ol• thing•. PUPPIES, .Lab/Gor. Shep. 547.J874 who 11 ... In one!" , i
Hiway NB Fruit jars w/1la111 lids & ready in t ime for BEAGLE, AI<C. female. 1 \VE SERVICE :
GARAGE SALE: Ne \V
"'alnut dinette get, s· gold
quilted sofa, chrs, lamp11.
chests, treasure trash. 1508
Cornv.•all Ln (WestcliU) N.B
21 .. RCA Color TV. Xln'I Value, from $1449 1°MalUJ"t wire clamps. Silver Christmas, cute & cuddly. year, all shots: trained. Ex-2912 W. CMlt Hlway \\/HAT WE SELL!
Sewin" Michlnes 1120 Ch -creamer k surar. Old teas-~1392 12n6 cellent pedtfree $25. 324 So. Harbor, Sant& AN: , • -----Cond. n95. 309 Ed&ewater, ell Dl'awinl" I t n per poons • eevual ather 962-8745 Newport.... 1 Blek So. at Bolsa 531-1• ~
FURNITIJRE . &: Garage
Sale. Sat 1·5, Sun all day.
430~t Heliotrope, Cd M.
673-6874
TOOLS, good clothing, furn,
Rhees. dishes & misc. Sat &
Sun. 135 Flower St., Cl\1
N.B. Call 5f5-Sl65 draw. · Old -•· CHRISTMAS Kittens. 6 wks • ._ t : smGER Automatic zir us, pieces. m ... e-up bx, ST Be---' l --• W'4Y HARBOit 1 RING-La.dies European cut eil~c. 1'8.ZOl'. Othier odds & aid, trained, ~1392 after 4 · ••wuu, e ..... e, 8 mo. 645°0110 ~ t
6 mos aid. No attach needed Hl·Ff & Stereo 1210 diamond IOli'"-'-. pla.,-·-e....is. 841 ~,..... pm 12/16 Obedient trained, raiafd by Mobll1 Heme..... I ' to do desiins. monograms, ----\&Ill: •111Wl1 '"" -._.-5 hildren $200 M 5p1 ~~~~ Cua Loma RoU A
blindhemsetc.;·autobobbln AMPEX St e r eo Tape mounttnc with •ix smaller REALNice6chr Jra:dinette FURRY CHRISTMAS ~189 ' ' n .. a·~~..,._.~ SMratonManor .Hon."":. 1 t
winder. S Year guar. Ri!"col'dtr. AM I TM, teak diamonds, appra.IMd SUM. set.-Padded seats, swivel BALLS, 2-T-mos. old. COMPLETE CU1tom SABOT Kit. ~•Hae-S&bar& ; l
Assume pymts of $5.27 or coNtOle $42S. 548--1302 ::~ S9M by appointment hl.Hs. Blonde w/blu ll'ff" 83&-4493 or 897--MBO ll/13 ~;~C PUS75PPI1~s <>r build )'Out own from OW" ALL SIZES ; I
$42.00 ca!h. 526-6616 .....,, trim. Cost $250. Sell for $75. TWIN Tabbys, 12 wks, male u C 11 £,7S.Tl~4 • tibersia111 .huU in ttm. for NOW ON DISPLAY
1 TtiP! ltecordera 1220 * * * * Like Na student'• duk, $20. I: female. Kids, dOg & a • · Chri~tmas. SABOT rtpaln.. 1425 Bakl!r St., Costa MIA , ;
Appll1ncn 1100 I Mu1ic•I Inst. 1125 -Silver antiques .I: cut al&111. '65 Deluxe TV stereo eom_. houwbroken. Sfis...4873 12/15 YORKSHJRE TERRIERS ~~e. Sabot hardware -~block Eut of. HutJor Blvd. -•
SONY 255 4 track stereo tape Ta pet try, lhawl, c hi n a . bo. Cost SUOO. Sell tor $100, Male. AKC. $125 & up. can ntw Sabot parta: mast, Costa Mta (TI4) 541).NTO 1 ,
NE\V 2 dr. GE refrig., from 120 BASS Accordion. Good recorder, like new, .eldom Portable TV, $45. Nor:ltake nffds wrk. Othen: items AFFEc:rtONATE 6 mo~ths 523--0238 evenings. . booms, lee boards, rudden Rare opportunity, ~IOBILE •
model home ••••...•. , $178 Cone!. Has connection tor used, cost $1TS. sac $95. * .. Eat.Hm" china lf!t for 12. trom 50c. ~Sat&: Sun. 411 old. kitten, female, tiier BOSTON Bull T('rrier 8 & tillers. Finished u wrll LIVING on the BEA.al. • •
2 dr. Refrigerator, frost.free, Amp. $2431 or Sl"e. & make 833-2116 4542 GoJdencJow, University LyMwood Dr., CM. 6U-0762 striped. Adults. 548-0452 weelu, AKC. Champion i1ne. as u n l In I ah ed. Open Limited apact$, in new ad.
bottom freezer ••.•.••• $168 after. 842-8784 aft 6 &! Park. 9 to .f. POOL BEA.UTIF1!U.Y marked $100. 54s-1415 weekdays 5:30-8:30. \Veek· di tion to Driftwood
ttelrigerators .... from S 38 'vknds. C1mert1 & l•ufp. aG0 TW I\ Calico kitten, female, 7 enda 10-6 PM • ., IN B tet w/l cheatt:, S moo. all •hots. k.tn -~ BEAUTIFUL Alaakan Husky a= w. l!lh s~·i, CM Cub • MOIHll on dilplay Console Color TV, contemp ELECTRIC auitar amplifier, Yuhi 8 · .nv-v"'" '" u-.:.: n-462 p
cab., new picture tube. $248 Silvertone, twin 12, piagy Yi!~CAioo! ~. ~:~ -::'u~1t. G~~~ ~~=f~~ TAJ LES AUST, Shep/Ena. Sprinc. i;: ~~~:·• Sleia:h. 642-9151, 6f6..6219 ~7513 ac Hw,, H.B. :
\Vhirlpoolautowasher •• $50 back tremalo &-reverb. b. cl 2.-24" I 20'' Span mix pup ·e 6 ks • • LIKE SAILING?
GE Washer/Dryer .... $100 Good cond, SlOO. ~1Ta3 ~!" .. '!,!',;power btttery. $50. ~ ' • • ,..__......:..._, -...,_, .,_ mos 'all ahota ~ t~n.i AKC SA: P Min. SChrla~n DISLIKE THESE? P;;!!'.!oUTH, 10' z-· 45'.
DUNLAP'S ' VW"090J u~UWI ~ .... .,..,., up, • • Ready tor Christmas! Days e p ts h' h '·t _. ....-.n. Nice Park. swim : NE\V Style Si Iv er tone ESTATE Sale • Mink !tole, CHUCK'S ONE auines pia & c •• Ona 84219ll eves fi.t&.-0121 ~e.n ' 11 !l1 ett .. ., pool. Nearly new carpet ....
1815 Newport Blvd:, C.M. amplifier, perfect cond. 123 Sportln9 Goed1 1500 coat . $1200, aell 8 500. 2750 Harbor at Adams, CM parakeet I: cqe. Adul ts call -• dfprf,c1a~n. s l i P rental, $2600. Rollint Homes JJ1I •
548-7781 \V. peak power. $200 . Nieora ~. C'OSf: only. 549-3139 12/l5 BASSETT PUPS, A.KC cleaninc, 1naurance, etc. Nev.'P(lrt Blvd. Sp~ ... ':'
*COLOR TY SALE* 644-4086 2 NEW pool ta.bles, rerula· $275, sell >,~ pr. Both like POOL TABLF..S l BLK I •1 • __ ,..,_,. 84T-8:20l eves & \•1knd11 PREFER TflESE? 646-6687 " AMF a.,~.. b n Secud Poot ma e • lCJll ......... ico • Low east no WORK I: -;;;;n;;-;;:::-;:-;:=-=-t 12 STRING Fender Villattr · uon • """....... a 1• new. 5"-2381 BRUNSWICK-AMF lritty, 370 La Perle Ln., C.M. AKC Dachshund Pups CAREFREE' SAILING• MOBILE Home f'ar Sale •
1970, 23" Color TV, ha.nd·
some walnut cabinet, while
they la.&t $299. Perfect tor
Christmas, Finl payment
March 1970 at Henderson's
18-n Harbor Blvd., C.M.
548.78Q8
Accoustical guitar w/hard rack, rules book, chalk. SH 0 ,....,,..,., 6f4>..2l1'9 12 * 842-53'27 * . ...,. "'I • shell case. S115. 613.-ll06 to believe. $250 ea, 2 for n.1._i:,1,,TAL Rup: Antique CU.tom Slate Table /13 CU 25 little u $14, % day 1~. ~Iabtly ~·lib new,. J '
"'50 Xlnt Chrl•tmU ~-r-Klrmin, 9ltl2; Otinete. 9xl2 From $289 YOUNG Fema1e Chihuahua, AFGHAN HOUNDS . T"'-'. Our Club Plan "xtO • Forced air heat. aii GUITAR~ solid ttd . body, ~ily. Call 64fh3802 •'"'' ...... .l lxlO. Al»0 Fur R.up. • 100?0 Financins lo aood adult home anly. AKC, OFA Cert. Quality. NEWPORT SAILING CLUB eond. Adult Pvk. Nwpt.
steel re1nf. neck: 2 pickups. Beautiful Bar1aln1! ! * SECAJtD POOLS* 646-4225 .12/13 S10W I: oomp&nion, 962-9989 e &TS-noo e ~~· A Beauty tor SD».,. Lth XI !' ... ,, """" MUST .ell new 12 I~ .... -10 ..... -~ ,,_ ~-...au ..u ,._.. r.c:ase. n.~ pump~ T'll"Gl'ffk -Or'a.»"'\Jlli" l23SM ·St""'°'6 CUTE manx kitten&. 3CHR.ISTMAS P oodJe.CAL20 No.28&,withallp ._.......,,..
COMPLETE Black. Pearl urfboard Filruns t.a kl MEMORABLE Gitt! Hand · am 0rance months old. Good Chriatmu Miniature, male, AKC, '50. c1ua race par, Outboard'. ,,;;83;-;NEW;;;;;;;;M:;oon=.°""10x'5""'""''.-:::'.'f :
Orum itet.·18" cymbi.l A 14" :97R 1872 ' c e, knotted a· reunct rur. orti EXQUISITE Sapphire A dla· gifts. 548-4740 12·13 4 \Vf!eks old. 968-2362 De~te! Otter! Bkr, )>Ando liv. nn, I4'xU'. ~
NU Di11poser Installed under high hat. $140. 548-~U> DIVING GEAR: Scuba tank deEan. Gold, avocado, COi'-mond ring. Yellow a:old BOXER &: Beagle Com· GREAT PYRENEES, A.KC. Daya 673-2050; Eye a, Sttffned rm 8'x24', New ...
$45 exchange, Water ELECTRIC Baa ~u1tar, $20 12• $35. Sina:le hole Orea al. Moth pmof wool, A 1hank, ~hUa:old setting blnationpuppies.Jma'a old. Loveable little polar bear. 613-4030 crpt. Man,y .Xtras. Clean.~
.heaters. under $100. ,vorth af nu strinp. $90. _,1• ......, &C-547l Bqain! MS.2564 wn aa~phUTs, approx % K Good w/children. 544-8369. Guar. 842-1225. * t LIDO 1411 * * $4000 Cub. Call fJ3&-0697
642-2755, 64.2-0420. Call 673-7460 aft 5 .l wknd11:. re ...... tor _,, HOTPOINT buUUn stove top ea. 4 diam •. 07 ea,. 6 diam itx90 MOBILE Rome lllll •;
FRIGIDAIRE refrig, apt ========= Scuba aear $50. $35. Hood over stove $20 .Ol ea. Appraised af $815. FREE to good ti:o~e, 13 mo HorlN Ila() C rlitm•• Special model. Located tn • adalt siz~. frost-proof, avocado, Pl1nos & Org1n1 1120 New condition Double bed, cbnt A nilhf WW sell at Sa crifice. old female m1n1. poodle. tor IMMEDIATE DELIVERY park. Call SO.Xl!M until I '
61" tall 24" deep. 30" wide. 49!}...2328 <>r 49&-5219 stand, Drexel Touraine, xlnt 673-5784 Indoor dog. 968-3025 ~EN11.E dependable matt, SCH~ BOATS 673-2re0 pm; aft 5 pm,~ 646-2863 PRE-HOLIDAY SALE SURFBOARD 7'2", v..iv. ... oond. _,. LOCAL Man .. .,.,, Santa'• ADORAB~E Bl ack id•al 1't hon•. Xlnt on 17 ODAY Daya&U.r LUXUl\IOUS 35, bl! "
a:ood conditicm $45. BOY Scout Sale of desert Help! t would like to buy or P I Per• 1 an k It ten a . tra1!1. $200 w /a add I e. Demo $1500 Used $ll95 home with ,.= 0 U: -AUTOMATIC Washer. Near
new. A-1 condition $-15.
646-5848. 7691,i \V. 20th.
APT size refrigerator, S50.
Jewel gas apt size a;tove,
$35. Good condition. 642-2132
PHILCO Refrigerator. Like
New. Apt size. Coppertone.
;;Al. Call 675;. 7563.
RCA Whirlpool portable
dishwasher. Perfect cond.
$:». 642-3859
FR 0 ST-FREE Frigidaire
$95. Complete double bed &
cheat, s1:;. Call 613-6736
SMAL.L Freezer Chest Older
Cl'OllS-tOJ'I refrig. Both Good
Cond. 53&-4654.
GAFFERS & Sat ller ge.s
w&ll oven & bi'ollt'r ,
stainless ste~l s:;o. 673-6624
AUTOMATIC dishwasher,
white, f'rigidaire, under
cOunter model $50. fi'13..G624
PIANOS & ORGANS M&-2075 plants a: millUetoe, Sat-sun. set free an old 30 to 45 Ft. 673-1321 12/16 675-2804 14' O'DAY, used $495 Park, N~ Beach .'
H 11 9AM-5PM' ., .7•• 1716 bOtt that floats, to fix up as NICE largo plants f 0 r HORSE atablea tor rent, 1 .. fun Zone Boat Co. Balti. o~ .... or ••• M-,, Some of the most popular SURFBOARI?S: aw a 4.x-.>e ,__. ...........,__,
niodels including: Hammond Styliat, 6'3" $50 Yater, 10' Madqucar St., it e' a a live aboard for myself, landRe&ping, you d i I . attna $35 mo. 1616 Orchard. tJDO 14 w:lth trailer, blue, I-=========
X77 H·lOO E-100 B-3, T-200 $20. 548---4421' Verde, c .M. 54M910 ~~ ~ ~ick Kunze, 531-7093 12-16 S.A. H1ta. 549--0068. xlnt cond. $800. llcyclft 9225 ; ,
etc.' FREE 3 DAY LAS CLOSE-OUT! Pre-tinlsbed t. WEIMARANER, 1 )T, old, to TRANSPOkrATION &e.7573 }.
VEGAS HOLIDAY with pur-llnocul1r1, ScopM 1550 Kitchen a Ba.throom cabi-BEAUTIFUL hand painted good home. 642-6068 12-16 SCHOCK Fibera;lus Sa.bot ~-l~t 8:'.~ ,'.~
chase!!! nets Hardin E ~ oU portrait t.lf _you or your Gu J N EA p JG s loett & YKhfl ~ Comp. Xln't cond. Incl car WUWl'll
Trade·ins accepted &: tenns. M .I c R 0 SC 0 p ES: Zelu, 115 W ,-.. St ~ 14:2-280 children tram a photograph. ''"" ~~"" un6 rack $325.. ~ 673-<mO or exttcile. Special alloy . J binocula .f lenses $350. • -"' ·• • A wonderful idea for that ....._,,.,, MANUl'ACI'URER'S ' · springs. Fast & li&ht. ·c.o. t .
HAMMOND Arntt. Optical binocular 3 "" 10 lpd !lo)rl: Schwinn special Christmu s l t t, FREE -Trailer frame on CL.EARANCE KITE 302 w/Ba.lboa Island new $130. A nu bike tor a i ;
in CORONA DEL 11-tAR Jenaea $250. Both with cue. Xln't cond. US. 2 bench fM..3629 wheels ~T29T Two 8%' Dinghys S12S ea.. shore moorinz. $1000. Call -ul!ed prtce. 968-2957 before ll '. • 2854 E. Coast Hwy 673-8930 Call p t •~ _,, all for 110 ' . "-''-12' MINISPORTS "AM 675--2916 & wkc-.,,-. ..__2350 -~ ... · , ' e e ·~ H car, ea. JIM BEAM Collector Bottles, UNUSUALLY pretty kitten. "" ~ . •llUI .-wM:i Open EveR & Sun. attmioon 675--2415 vM aelection Elks ~no Free to You. ~1663 12-13 $550. CH1USJ"MAS Sail: Kite No. !lft 6. Ask for Job • :
Mlacelf1neeus l600 NEVER Uaed hlt I !her e ~ ' ' One new 22' SUPERSPORT 58 in rood condition "'ilh Williams. . w e ea ·A etc. $19.95. Gene.·al LI· COUCH &: Club Chair, u Is. Deep v Sport Flaherman w/ hAnd trailer $600. 67s-307T Several French ---
5 Pool tables '"'x9. ProU. ~nd Encyclopedia Brlt&n· quor Store. 2200 Ha.rbor 642--0368 12/15 140 hp Mercruiser s4300 ~ "'......,.. 1
IF )'OU ate buyinr a Piano i ize, Compl fqllip. $350 n1ca w/booll:cue $225. Blvd , CM. 5f8-388l bb' •-· O ··• '2' SUPERSO.RT OLYMPIC Fin No. 141. 3 .et11 bicyclea, 10 speed, all '673-CST natural 1WO Dutch ra i!s, """'· ne U1m.1 ot salla, 1new11et. Trailer Ir. Access .. uaed only 5 wk&, ar Organ thiR Chriatmaa &: each. Holiday Center, Baker NEW, nevt:r worn, 962--0142 12/16 w/ 200 hp Intereeptor $3100. licen~ 6~7251 m each. n4: 5f0.3814 , ,
art' interested ln some re.ti-I: Harbor. 540--0190 E. J. Foldina whffl chair tounnaline mink atrolltt o-n--~· SUPERSPORT"---·===~----=,,,..===-:-or--.,,,.-1
ly great deal~ pleue shop TELEVISION S50, hutch~. $5ll, Black Wincbor Rocker coat from Robinsons. Cost PETS Ind LIVESTOCK ;;:_ u;"r: ~ Jone-shaft out.'' . DJNGHY 6' . BOY'S Stirwray bike, Uke ,
\\1ARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO clothes le miacellaneous $1 $30, pert~ c ond i tion. $1.S95, lll!'ll $975. Aft 6 P~f. Pett Generil llOO boe.rds: $2900. f 1b,rglus, sail equipped. ntw.Paid$105.Sell1or$15. ·::
1819 Newport, C.M .. 642-8484 to $3. 2287 Elden, Coate 962o-6'124 &K-OST8. ' FIBERGLASS $65. Call 832.0396 Call '42-1472 .··:
Open Every Nite Mesa SCHWINN unicycle. GE FOR SALE WOT'5 NU! FABRICATORS INC. LIDO 14, like new full rncine SCHWINN CONTINENTAL
k SUnday Afternoon TYPEWRITER _ SMI'I11 portable 4 . spd record Collectors ttem Orl1tnal Santa Oaus Special11 Af 2117 So. Lyon, Santa Ana aear & highway trailer. 10 apeed. Like new ..
. ~ C01lONA. New Condition. player. Both perfect cond. "MICKEY MOUSE" ~tch 'TIS TROPICAL FISH , stS-0;63 '$1495. 144-1370 642--1763
Must Sell $60 Call ... 644-131M _ perfect running cond1Uon 9080 Edin&n' (at Mainolial 136, BOAT ~·
KENMORE Auto """''·I '"'~'i!!'!!~\!'!~!'!'l!I!!!!!! -9300. • . l'LANTS-34' tall n -us. -!150 137-<239. F.V. .. * ,....,,. .Full,. .. ut .... to carry '1 SP!!~ Sk!_lo•ll 9030 Mini Ilk" 9171 "
"'"54._. \ •• ,~~; S:,Jri~les. $40. T~~~U~A~~CiS! s YRD Dump Truck. Ens. Camelliu, ftlicdodlndtvni, NEW POOL TABLES Get a WET .PET tor on world wide crui!le!I, All '69 BELLBOY l T' HT. Leu 3 H.P. Mini bike. Llke new. · ·;
-· Larae :telection or pn!~wrJed lathe. Dff!lel marine enc. A Azaleu. All in redwood tuba: Chrlatmu. Rand• TJ;>Plcal pWI", nav " &alley equip. than 20 hn. 1XI mercruieer $125. <Id H.O. train Mt. Ex· .
NORGE Auto wuh~r. cop-tools, turn., I: clolhin&:. 548-7'6J Slate or coml)Olltion. Factory Fish, _5901 Westminster, Twin dlell!'b. Entire ship inbrd. Colt $4950, Mll for cell. t'Olld. f10, 5'CM095. 30a ··.
pmone, 2 yrs old. like new Ol"PJll. SpecUll di$COUftt on 642-4610 S mm Pi'O;tttor p), Editor ~W.·1~1~~ ~~ Weatminstft' 197..0111 just o'hauled & painted. $3750. 2692 Baylhott Dr, Java ltoad. Mna Verde · ·
$75. 54fr8672 ar MT-8115 ne;Rm~els.. FREE COUCH $15i, stove $25. record vieWtt $1~. Tripod $4. 6r•1t Chri1tma1 Gift Suitable for oceanology, NB. 642-4062 HONDA 50 Mini i1t1 :~
REFRIGERATOR. "F'amil:ii Cassette pl8.)'er w/purchue player $20, vacuum $25. 2#1 Kroehler hide a bed $23. Carpet layer hu Hi Lo Nandag Condor. $35 'vith achoola or conv .. to yacht. '69 CATHEDRAL hull w/Spuic Arnlttt lie nu
aize, good condition $60. 2114 of any Organ. Eldtn, Colta Meaa Ml--ISl5 nylons $1.99 .{.d. ~ c&I'· 540--009'1 M~sr SELL IM?t1EDJATE-dtna:hy, immaculate $200. WondeTt\IJ Cbriahn.s sift: ...
c.ontinental. C.M. CO'ST MUSIC ~·" W ._...........__ EMEASON Auto ... Stereo Lo from 3.GO up my•••A r, ._. __ ..___ ___ .. ..... LY. $$,OXI <>r best otter. Call·-·~ lta:> 9ISM215 • .i "" CUW..uu• abtr OUl••n•&· ' 90c per yard. MT·~ ~w.A,,.. "'"' ..... Mr. H~rth, 16350 Wood· ~;i • • ,
•l!O NEWPORT le HARBOR LUetime ianllmib!d volumta. Boy wall OJ' COl'llOlt model, _. .. UTIFIJL v c-'"-'--·Ut $2 to J6 IOI!, ·Poway, Cal. n 4: • 2 M'INl·BlKEI: 5)oc 2 lb'dll "
4ntlquos Costa ,..,. * 942.zw l!m-. 848-7415, txt 33 -~ lllce nu, 1$1. -19'1 u.d ma-... -~;.,.: Call ~ m«60 °' ,.,.,.,,, ~,,. !1'!1£: 9035 3 IP-<:>cl.,.. A' HP BA 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~s~;1Daysl0-9 Sat IN sunl2.C I' pool table. Wblte w/eold SlJRl'BOAJU>l'OltOaatom, Ultd'. nas, worth PIO. Cm tnoSELL Or tnde 4 eharacttr $ATL SALZ • Oriatmu .~•::nt:· .. $4U!18=,.--,.-=-..t ANTIQUE CLOCK Pl4NO 54LEI t.lt. Brond """· PllO cub. ::=-~~ IG4636 ..... boa~ orif: 22' inbrd launch Special, Now, '-· MINl·-;&OOd amdllloo
WE ARE Call &42-3231 CARPET ll'lltaller hu onrt S!:ALPOINT SiameH kl.t· trom Goodwill, Huxley unclaimed:' Mains. j i bs, l*J. ,
20 Antique clocks incl., 4
Grandfather clocks. CUckoo
clocks old School ctock.~ &
Europ(.an wall clocks. Oth .. r
miac AnHques. No Junk. Sale
F'ri k Sit; Ott."' 12 & 1.1. ;ti
226 Thr. Grand ("'\n1tl, L11tJc
Balbol1 Island .
OVERSTOCKEOf POOL Table; Sean ""84", LOUIS Roth A Hut Schaf. roll avocrido nykm carpet, terwi. Wlll hol d tiJ built.. sblp to 11hore & trlr. aenou, spinnaken,·u it or 646-15.35 •• 1
Must make room for new cues &: rack. clean $85. Iner Marx IUltl Ne• '2 • doubie jute-baclced. wm MD Chrlttmas. sz. 6'J3...-T51'1 Write Ret'Jection Lake will alter to tuit. 3 l>e.ys on-3 HP Mini Bib w/tmu..
shipments an-ivinc daily. 548-7302 44rqul&r.C&D968-t429 an or put S3/yard. Sta0-7243 2 BEAUTJf'UL male ftecreation Tn.ilt r Park. l)': ~. U.13.14. $60. Good cond. Pateet ~
PrictR slashed on ......... • For Sale Fittwood. SAC'fUFICE! L&d}H srey SKIERS. -HUrlten! 1\tnt fTl1 Himalayan Seatpoint kit· 3615L Cottonwood, R R l HANNA SAILMAKElt.c; Christmu lift, 54foMS5
Spinets. Consolts, Grands On.nee l:c Eucalyptus mink stole, &ood cond. $UO. mobile home tn Mammoth. t~. g mo.. old. -494--2316 Hemet, Cal. 161 W. 18th, CM MW-.. 5ffp Bob Kat Mini Bib, u.t -
Christma!ll deliwry guar. 838-6&70 Other misc items. 54..Wrn Fully turn. h"p]c. c. Neill "'--CORP. Executive buylna 169 CHRYSLER 71,i hp out-•PP'f'OX 50 hr. a:.t m. 9111 T·
COAST MUSIC ITALIAN ID Rpd men's rac· GOltCEOUS silver tnlnk 1ull S31-337• =.!!!'. 1125 deluxe cabin crui.er. J0..35 board encint, irrunaculate for $130. SC-2110 aft S PM '
Cm;ost'a""?,,R,.T &;* H~~2~ in~ bike. Electric hospital lenath c:uatom made eo.t a 2 BEDROOM teU. couch A CHlUSTMAS f'u-"--'1'1-· fl. Free Ul&fe in exeha~ .$250. Call IW6-656'9 MINI-Bike Taco 100. 5 ·• :·1 •· _."'°"· l" tot cond fM...4587 Pl Yt"--.... y for priv. slip .I: upkeep, Cex· .• ~ u..i lw lban 5 bn a.a 2 ELEGANT Louis XVt Dieys 10.9 Sat 10-6 Sun 12-6 bed. 64&-4319 ,,._..., new • Glblon rdrll. 226 Knox ·• toy poodl~•. \Vhlte-<ham· cluilve ol rel)U'I). Bolt Sllp _,.. 90U
chairs. authentic in design VER\' rare player piano, }'LOAT avail. 14'x~8', ptrf. OLD oak latl.')'tt'I boOkcue,_ Apt 8, C.M. wkda1I aft I pqne. I wla. Rfgistered. Mr. Dulcek>w m-'1tl't _ _ 8239, ac $151. liM JNS
&: detllil, S500 t:a: gold leaf baby crand, with Ampico cond. See at 222 Lido Nord, 5 lbtlws $125. pm WW ~ untlJ Otr!stmu. BALBOA Slip. 40' •t. With -
lamp$100.%Bed.hdboard, expre.saion. Hear N.B.Malc!ottft'.494-6115 ** CM437• ** KUGi..immln&;ocli5t'l'IOI 13).0lljaftMon.A.M. BRAND New 44 ' sbowtr a, MU A·PlrMna Mlt!'!fd--,
box RPl'P· It: inatt .. & Raehmanlnott play his EJtMtNE stole, 1tiHmalL fRANCl lCIAM di.lbff. ok11ndflttw,...,Wder. 8LACX M1matnn: poodlt, ~=:OS:.Tto 2.~ t91/15/T0.$9(1.ll'lf).0R.J.79!50 1a ICAWAIAXJ .. '!
apread, $1~1dLaloalr.. c~~· muRie hie Wl3· Ask quiea.-p:!O. cuh. call Stftwo, UD mw. ~ 9'tmnwr •Hit jldalt. ~ Axt. I monOW.. 1ood ~ aft g, t4MT'1 aft tiiiAT aviJJ, 14W', ,,.n" "~' lfntl '"! l ,g..,. & •-_, fonsl 4S4-Q81 64Ull7 TV 6 -ta.IJ. -181..-.. $lllO.111---ma1L -II>. 6. ' con4. S.. al 22:1 Lido N<n. dirt· -all -; ( 67J.-0145. Stt tw:twttn 1.S. 9111-7* aft1r 4 l!IU Bollni< ooone, C<IM 01\GAN, .Uyw -w/cords ,fNtwPOi\t BUCH TEN· APAiffilfNT Sitt GAS * * * * • SACl\IJ'ICE :io· 1181 Q1rU N.B. --· -1$ :lllOCX! YAMAHA -. '1
ANTIQUES· Reu..d couple & pedab. !!AJ'dly ualld. Coot NJS M!MBEJUllD'. Malle STOVE, Aimoe1 new, I Gu FAMILY Mem-ltlp 0 1 h 'nlY poodla -.UCC, I Ca"'11tt no 'hp ndlo FOR nnL Pitt ..... t>r 14' lllce '"'· Coll -I PM '.
ntovtna info small apt rnuat $39.'i, .. u tor nso. 541-4~ 0011'. Call !Mt-.1.333 . lots. ean I0..2lfTI ·trnnl OIUt Ooal'llr)" -tu wke old. S50 uch. tatbl). 1~ded .,,tx1r.,, ~ Lido or equivalent. Call wttlltftdt. UT--. . I~:
lllJujdllle: f'ri, Sat, Sun. BALDWIN Aaoeonk: pial'IO. I' POOL tablt. BrufllWkk c;o..Kart. nttda Uttle work tor ale. Pvt. pty, ffJ.~ 6415-71'.QT quick u.Je '15500. By owner. ~4 brt'f llt:30 a.m ./'ii Y AMAJllA iii (t -.,-
from 2 PM to 3 P11f. 18285 $600 1U«! new. i1onttt'f'7 Modtl S 2 0 0 ; $50, ENfiO.On:DIA Amttiea11& Chrtatmt1 Puppies 142.-121'7 TRAil..M.AS'IQ. ar 11t1mtt.. ·t.,
Yellow \Vood Way. 646-U21 84242941.fternoonortve. SlS.(1282 'lle.dldon.,S115.Dinenitttt Chil'Nlltuutwbold.AKC MOsr beauUtul Tri-Cab lolt.Y1cht BEST Orrtll * fff-111'2 :~
University Pork EVEru."TT Spinet piano A: PIC'IURE Wltl! bltdc•llaht. POOL Tablt: 3'x5', LUce MW. w/I ehrs, PO.. ltM2J6 fttl, 5+W746 livabrd in bay, <0' T/S, Chlrterl 9019 'ts H0Ni5A at9 iftiliiliir. )'
BACK DOOR btnch. Nearly new. C1Mlrry. 22" x 30'' Replacable tct:ne AIJ fl<lCt.POries included, DREXEL 5 PC! bdr 11t. '85. PUT This pu• tn ""11' Xmu F/B. top condition. <Br) CHARTER beaut O' dirt •Of'Odret. ~ ~ ; I
IMPORTS ''"Prov. 1415, 87$-!lOI il). 64:1-1713 13" ,,..tOC Oid'• Sdlwlno Stine Ray, ltOcklnt! 7-wlt msle blacl< On1Y 123,000 494-m& Schooner, Npt Xmas •lnilllt pipe PIO. MWll1 :' j
Art . Anti-. cm.· LESl'ER Grand Plano. Xlnt, LIONEL ll'tltlll ,,.. .. Olt .. DEWALD fut oil llW, 1115. 125-I l.unpo. -poodle $IO. -1$' 5c:bock ti-l!owlns -· 12/U t1"ll 12(21. 11119 Bal-D,,... •OC: ···i ooen Mon-Tri e'-"n 'Ill S J'rl.I eona. J\f1hoe. wlbench. Best 4 x I' tab!« w1lh n\1"1 .ex· ltelax·k:ticr, xlnt. $!50 . '19'1WOOD 'nlE QUlOCEI\ YOU CAL4 Dory. $250. J..ow n.tn. ~ ~ atria«. Ulte nt•oOIQ ''
, 18'6 Hirbor Blvd, Of W-~7' ofter ovir $M)I). 6+6-4141 tru $!1(1, GQ...3120 W--7011 &.l7.fik1 THE QUICKER YOU SE.LL * 6JS..Q22 * 4.tf-JJTl ~-~· 4E~ &1).1311 , J ,,_ '
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Tr1ll1r, Travel
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
9600 Imported Autos
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
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Imported ~tJtos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 lmporftd Autos 9600 Imported Autn
YSOO ___ ..:_ __ ...,...1--------1------~ 9425 Trucks --------Motorcycles
Auto Strvlcts 9300
::-------·---& P1rts 9400 '"' 19~• Aljo, fully ""' ...... CHEV y.g P ICKUP ALPINE DATSUN
ronh1lnc(!, co.nopy, used on· 8 Ft F'lect111de w/Radio/J·ltr, ---------1---------1---------
MERCEDES BENZ PORSCHE 1--------1969 V\V Sqback, r&h, auto
trans, Al\l/Fl\f radio, 9,000
nli. Sell for bluebook $2350.
A~olutcly llkl" new. ~ at
202j ti lcyer Pl. C.l\l. Fri,
Sui or ~un. &l6-3802
1D65 Jlond11 Scra1nbler, 35Ck:c. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii \\'"bco kk, llC\V top end.
reblt trans, new til'cS, llC'\'
bait., cw;tom seal~. Like
~w $450 cash. ;HS--0109 all
ly 3 times. Sac $3(Xlll, • Loo.d lvt>lcl' shocks, New '61 ALPINE. Nu Head, n:Wt
830-ru:io Clutch, f'e<.'ent valve job, big carb. G<I tltta. Gd top. $550 '67 DATSUN
PICKUP
(), .1119•' Co u nty''>
L.uqcst 5('1rcl1on
N•·w & U~£>d
f,\('rct"d•·~ Bt•n1
PORSCJ-tE'S -Every po.ssib!e
l)'Jl", all enlol'5, ali years;
1958-1969. For the finest In
used Poi-sche ·a, See: Truck.a 9500 slde mirrors, W/wall s, Call &1&-422&
:,c.;.:;,::_ ____ _;c,;c 11.D. Rrar1vrap bumper, .;;=::=0:====1
BEACll
Auto Supply !>:30 pin
1!168 Ymnaha 2;.()ce Enduro
$525. Call Tont ,1·kdlll s
MS-6100; eves & "'kends
~132
'67 DUCAT! 250cc. used rtf)'
l!Ue, Hke rK"1v S3:i0.
545-22'J7 '
'57 HONDA .J)5 Scramhler.
\.Vholesale
Price~ lo All
Complete f.lachine Shop
SPEED EQUlPi\lENT
REBUILT ENGINES
'66 OODGE PIC"t<·UP, long
!)..'(!, gCIOd cond. 1tk 5hilt &.
cyl. $1000. :i-17·0033
'62 Chevy Pickup
1311;
Call 646-6569
1965 RA.NCHERO, 289 en:. 4
spcl. SfiOO.
Aft 4 pm, &12-8574
l 125 Victoria, Q I 5~-6550
18361 Beach 81\.d, HB 8~7-0991 * OPEN 7 DAYS * good condition. !\lust sell! '68 CHEVY SPORT VAN 108
$275. 548-2069 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Run1 J)l'rfect. F. x t e n d e d
J!l6S DE~f;RT Ready l{odaka 'j7 r.JERCUP,\' $j(), '-ll body $2350. 64Z-W74
100 cr. Great bike! $325. or J\IerC"llr')' Coupe SJ_J. 2 mags
t>l>!<t offer. 64l--0266 for 'j7 l\1erc11ry Lincoln $30.
'65 BSA 6!JO CC Lightni11;:. l q1111.d .t-manifold for 31:! cu
Thrn1\-n J"Od. J\1ust M'll! in $10. '56 Dl'Soto HrnH &
BEST OffER. !!-17--8480 1rans & shifter S.10. 64&-1913
THE SUN NEVER SETS on
DAILY PILOT DI ~I E· A·
LI NE~. You can use tht'm
for just pennies a day. Dial
642·5678
Imported ~tJtos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 Imported AUfoJ 9600
BRAND ·
NEW
BUGS
I 1970's
ON DISPLAY & READY TO GO
CHOICE OF COLORS AND MODELS AT -••
bed never ~. owner used -Ac:tual mileage 31,000, Xlnt
for (O\\.'ing a boat! Sparkling ALFA RO ... EO running cond .• dlr, 01\'nl!d by
Turf gref'n. "Only in little 'ole Grryhound bus im Slemons Imps:
Wil rn£>r &. Main St. Laguna could )'00 hope to '6:i ALF,\ Rom('(! 1600 Vloche driver. "'ill finr. p1,·1. prty.
find a low n1Ueage cared for Spy<lcr. Red v.•I blk int. UOM 89:>. CaU Phil .t94-9773,
P. ku . 54S-003t . .,,,,,,,,,,, ~--•-nu 546-.il 14
LC p as this! ONLY Abs o I utely inlmaculate? '68 300 SEL, auto, . '
$10951 l\fARQUIS f.1TRS. 900 A?tl·Ff.t, 5 spd trans. Dual NEW! Fi\!, stereo tape, air;
S. Coast 1-twy. Laguna \Veber carbs, dual overhead ,70 PICKUP 1ransistorized f gi n 11 ion.
Beach, Ph; ~94-7503, cams, ne"" top & tonncau . Whit!!, black leather. Nake
5.10-3100 Asking Sl300 Ph. daYf \V/camper, 96 hp overhead offer.
CAMPER TRUCK· &16-248\i & eve& 646-1588 cam, 4 spd, dlr, 6 ply tires, 67j..44Z',? or 675-«!60
1~1: ~:.!.~ ~~· equip., AUSTIN AMERICA ~ck~~atg~ls,pi1u1~~ a~:;e~~ll &1~h~i::::. ~:
$2995 F'ull price $2099. Take sm~U 720 l!amllton. 646-lO!Mi aft :> AUSTIN AMERICA dn ... ~•do. c.u Phil,1..C~· ==~-----UNIVERSITY 494-9T13 or~. ·~ l\1ERCEDES 100 sedan.
OLDSMOBILE Sales, Service, Parts Good cond. $500. or best or-
2Sii0 Harbol' Blvd. Immediate Delivery $ frr. 546-1987
r--1• M••a All l\1odt>ls · I ~.~-==;.~. =-==== ~a.00-10 IALl.f .DAlSUN (UV/Cl. , ____ MG ----
'&I CHEV lJ~ Ton Pickup.
Radio, b£'a\cr, air rond. 1'Leadrt· in The Gearh Ci!ie5" MGB--'67 GT Coupe
Side tanks, overheacl ZIMMERMAN Ruby red "'/blk. lealhe!' in-
~prings, canlprr e q pt, 2845 HARBOR BLVD.· l,r .. Ai'o1 lf''1\1, '''ire \\'heels,
548-8179 aft 4 p.n1. 3100 W. Coast H\vy:, N.B. S@.64JO orcrdrlvc, nc1v Radial ply ====='====d 642-9.w5 540-17641----------l tires. Lo rnilcs. Sec & clri\'e
Recreat'n Vehicles 9515 I=· =A=•'="°='°'"'-'"'=<''-IG'="De="="'=I ORANGE COUNTY'S to bt'licvc. · ----NO. 1 · AUSTIN . HEALEY' DATSUN DEALER
J1rtuµort
31111µorts
BUG, Pa11c Green, f'IC\Y car
gu11r. ll'anferable. under rooo mi. auto, stick, radio,
on/oft lug. rack. Res.
:1100 \V. Coast Jiwy.., N.B. 675-1898 Bus. 545·1992.
6t?·941Xi 540-176~ $1850.
Autl>orized f.lG Dealer ··',=1°"·V\"v'"eo,,_,-,,~E~,-,,~1'"1,-,-, .,,-nd~.1
ltENAULT \'ukon yello1v, radio, custom
tonncau, (."OCO ma 11 s ,
\l'ooden acc:ess. $14 O O,
'67 Renault $79S 542-2072
Recently oi..-erhauled by our o.,~, ~V\=Y'", -,.-.~rt~. -s=1-,-,,.,-nkl~ I
lll'n:il'e dept. Ab&olutely per-A~IFf.1, ne1v tires, comp.
feet for econoniical n1otor-maint. recortl! $7 50.
jn~. 673-3270
J1rtuµort
. Jhnµorts
3100 \\'. Coast ll\V)'., N.S.
612-9-l{)j .)41}.J 76·1
Auttwrized AIG Dt"aler
'63 VAN, co1np. nev.· re bit
eng & trans. New Big v.i~
lift", xlnt t.-oncl, must sell
SJ2:io. :>4S·!l823
J9CS V\V Can1pPr, re.lrig.
:.lo1·e, dbl bed. con1p:ly i~
sulated, & pan'ltl. OFFER,
494-i~OO
Go Cart, good condition.
.i\lcCttlloch engine. $95
673-9352
DOT DATSUN
ROLLS ROYCE
19 54 Rolls Royce
'62 VW. GOOD COND.
$600. .. 64&3191
1968 V\Y Bug. Lt blue, blk
int. Xlnt cond, $1700. Call
Phil, 6'14-2430
J11t11µort
31tnµorts '67 AUSTIN Healy. \Viif 0..ASSJC. ~ILVER DA\.\.N,
wheels, overdrive, 27,000 ac· 18835 Beach Blvd. AUTOi\IATIC TRAN&.1JS. =~~=-----
!' II •-Be 'GS V\V 18.i or best offer. tual nliles. Best offer over un ng...,n ach SION. CONCOURSE CONDI. Good rondition.
$2200 Ph.,532-4443 8"12-'i'i'Sl or 540-tl442 3100 W, Coast Hwy., N.B. TION. This beautiflll auto-548-61.30
1939 Gi\IC Bus Camper. Sips 1959 AUSTIN Healey iro, 6 '69. DATSUN lmxl 'llnvertlble 632-94C5 . &.14}.1764 n1obilr is being sacrificed
2 or more. Ice box, closels c~·l, engine reblt. new Like ne11-, lo1v mileage. Authorized ~G Dealer for quick saJe. '6.J CAi\t PER Van. f.IAKE
& Btorii.ge spac<'. Engine C'lul ch. Good t-ond., $600 Or r.tust st>ll. Best o ffer. l\1G $6800 OFFER ... ~~~;LL!
111ns good. $150. 64G-.~ bci;t offer. 842-798l · 646-6.W Sale~. Servic..!, Paris 511-66('9
S.\IALL s· CamJ'l('r 11 ==='='==='=== '66 DATSUN "'I camper Im1ncd!ale Delivery, 1970 V\V Bug 4.000 miles,
Cnbovrr. Bc>aut iful ,,.ood in-CORTINA ~ell, mint. ·55 Ch C' v y AU i\fodels 54 ROLLS ROYCE prh·a1e party. Best offer.
Irr. Sleeps 3 adults. $275. ------~--husirtesfi coupe, mint, $250. SILV~:R 0 ,\\\':-1 5.16-7848
673-9993 '67 FORD :..18-7011 SUN ROOt' 1964 V\\'. l 01rncr. !\lust seU,
J!W8 SCHOOi B CORTINA ·GT '67 DATSUN 1600 Rdster. Coneonrse cond\!ion. This n1ake oUrr.
Convt:!rlfd t~ c~~;~;, ~:st Hard Top Cpe. \.'8, 4. speed Xln't Cond . .::1J95. Priv. Pty. beautiful flllfo "'ill be ~acri· tii:>--1328
sell. Try $500. 5.12..0074 tran~. Runs, super ni:,1v and Call 494-&149. rificcd for quick sale. '68 V\V Bus $229j
I°""' g1·cal! Lit:!. VTY 527. l==========I JlOO \V. Coast Hwy· N.B. 541-6609 Excellent eondition
f_ampers 9520
l TON Int. step van Camper 6U·9405 a..10:1764 =t~~O-c-'-"'----
Chev. V-8 engine. 51"\f ron-$1299· ENGLISH FORD RO LS '39, side niounts, rte1\· 53&-2683
CH IC K IVER So N -!>'='u;=neno=d=,B"=u=50gg=· i="'.,=8-004='=95=25 . Aulhoc;>ed MG Deol" p•;"', oow w•w """· $4950. ··"66~V°"IV,--><'7C'<I'",-· -,-ood-.,-cl°"•-on-1 _ Snazzy black '58 i\~GA Pr!v. p1·ly 846-JO.ll. 644--0507 condition. $1100 Call after 6,
ORANGE COUNTY'S Runs good-$350. 675-43().j,
VOLUME ENGLISH • "'""'"'' * SPRITE '68 Srevcns Dune Buggy FORD DEALER ·so MG . '68 VW Square Back. Xln't Harbor Areas Only Authorized VW, Porsche Dealer
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU
445 EAST COAST HWY. at BAYSIDE DRIVE , NEWPORT BE.ACH
& 1970 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
673-0900 HOME OF THE LOVE BUG SPECIALS ' 549-3031
G-n m"IA' flak•, Co-•o;• SALES SERVICE _1 rondition. $1985 or offer. ..... ... .... '-~·· .... • VERY GOOD rondition' $350. • '60 .SPRITE. can 546-7457
engine & trans. v.·/custom 548-8139 Good rondition.
top & interior. Indy tires. Cull Pves, 646-591!1 GREAT BUY!
\Vith n·ai!er. S.16-1452 eves. ·~ i\IG TF. rebuilt eng, "irP. '65 V\\', good cond. $1000. 1vheelli, 'no clings SSOO. ~ -+ 962-l jJg *
DUNE Buggy. Olt'\'air cng. • 2 & 4 Dr. GT Models J36-813'1 SUNBEAM
& 1<£ar end. V\\I f!'Qn\ end, 5·!9-3031 D.:t. Ei6 or li7 • Station Wagons ~====· ==== '63 V\V Sq11areback, good
custom frame. flo'early finish. 19i0 'HARBOR BLVD. l\Tany 11·ith fully automatic MGA J!IG:! Al.PINI~ Ho ads\ er, condition, o'hauled engine,
ed S·l7j. 67~2834 C.'OSTA l\1ESA trans .. air, radial tires, ra. ___ rrn1o1·l·ablc hrd1op, "i re n(>lv clutch. $150. 673-1141 I-============================ ~=========-=========-I dio, 1·inyl roof, 11·s,v tireli. ,62 i\fGA. J.IARh'. 11 1600 \\·hJ~:. rlif'<· brake.<>. r&h. ·s:; V\V. Good condition
Recreat'n Vehicles 9515 Recreat'n Vehicles 951 SRecreat'n Vehicles 9515Recrtat'n Vehicles 9515Recreat'n ¥•hlclff 9515 BRAND NEW .sro. 2 DR. Drafted mui:t sell!: Day:; ~i-2!00 rxt <119 !>!UST SEE! J\fAKE OFFER!
1970 DODGE .
MOTOR HOMES
, by TRAVCO
ON DISPLAY
21 ft. & 27 Ft.
MODELS
'Now. Special savings on our com-
plete line of recreationa l vehicles-from WINTER PRICES
NOW IN EFFECT campers and Family Wagons thro ugh the ultimate in cross-countrv
living, Dodge Motor Hmnes. There'l l never be a better time to put
yourself into one of the greatest vacation homes going. See us today,
And save enough to get yourself way out of town tomorrow.
GYPSY
SUNDIAL
OVU 60 IN STOCK!
RED E KAMP
LlnLE CHAMP
SLIDE ON
1969 COREY $ 97 7 CRUISER
Completely Self -Contained 4
V-1 t119;nt, 1ir c.0111H1;onin9, 1ulo. fr111sm\11io11, power 1lteri119, 1ltept 5,
!"Ono'"1lic loiltl, rtfri9er1lo•, m•llV olh•r tllirOs. No. 201 216670. l td, fro11t
fo• 2, .,..;tit rec.!i"in9 P•11en9•• 1t1I. Bed, re•r, fot 1. with t1bl1, 1e1h, 110••
e91 c.1b;1't h , form \c.1 top, drtwen. Gl1u, tint1d, wtnd1hi1ld I 111 wi{'tlow"
He•ler, High e1p•c.ity. with defto1ltr. h11ul•l;on & 1ou1td~uoofi119. Redio, AM.
Bulo"e ''"~ l ~ou9e. Rtfri9 er1tor, elec.tric. 11 or t 10 voh. s;nk_ b11;11.i1t
•iei"leu •let l. Water le"~· vtn!ed dr1ift, 1p11roved plurnb;ng, 1irc.11ft.typ1,
l''"""i11ion. tulornetic, J 1Pe!d .. H.O. woier' cooled. U11d , lew '";l119t.
TRAVCO I COREY
75 Camper Conversions Ready
for Immediate Delivery.
GENE O'HAR "A'~ Ask About Our Lease Plan .
SliS5 f'ULJ.. PRICE Good condition. 673-3:il2 e &!2-8399 e
ORDER ~0\V TOYOTA Th~ -w~••
ROBINS FORD MGB ---ovochaulod IMdor. Gd fue•
2060 Harbor Blvd. '6.'! !\!CB, ('\'t'l';i'lhini; in !op
Costa t-.1csa &l:!-0010 shaj)('. i\1u~l SN? 1o ap-
··--·-prcci11.tr. ::.46-llfi
FERRARI OPEL FERRARI
Newport lmf,ort1 Ltd. Or· '6'.l OPEL GT. Red. Black
I ange County'• onb' author-Int. 4 spd. 9,0CKl 1ni. Im·
iud dealer. n1acula!l'. i\lake offer or !rd.
SALES·SER\rICE·PARTS 673-&W'J
3100 W. Coast Hwy. ====-====
NewporI Beach PORSCHE 6'2·9405 540-1764
Authorized Ferrari Dealer -----·----'68 Porsche 912 Coupe
Fully equip. inclrl. Ai\tl/Fi\T,
cht-on1e 11•heels, humj)('r
guards, etc. Tangerine fin·
JAGUAR
BILL l\IAXEY 1""· """"" '66 VS Sq. Bk. Black, red
[!]:ol[Yl@!l@ ;~;~,~, '~"' "'"" 11"'
18881 BEACH BLVD. 'ti8 \'\\'. Neccls little body
Hunt. Beach 847-8555 \iork Sl::OO .. M2-rw4 + 3 mi N, of Coast }lw;q. on Sch
TO-YOTA '&l V\\' 7 pa.ss Bus. good con-
dition, s99;,,
1fl7o HERE NO\V * &12-4178 *
LO\\' PRICES ON
r.El\'IAINING '6!J'~ VOLVO
Your Best Dt>als Are ~till At --------·I
DEAN LEWIS VOLVO
1966 Harbor, C.l\1. 646·9303
TRIUMPH
1970 MERE NO\V
1.0\V PRICES ON
R~AlNING '69'8
\'our BPs1 Dcal!i Are Stil1 At
DEAN LEWIS ish "·r'blk. inter. IQ1n1acu----------Jaguar ·::.s Serlan. Blk
\\'f chrom<' '"ire ,1-hls. Au1o. ·;17 TR3. Good rond. Nciv late !hruou1. Disc brks. Pirelli tires. Xlnt n1£>chanit'a l ronrl. $1700 or ii:.l":tls. gd tires. Eng. Mlund. l!'.66 Ha1·bor, C.i\1. 646-9303 $~Cash. r irm. 847-112:> ---------b<>st orrcr this 'veek. '6j VOLVO \Vagon .
493--~223 dnyi<, 49~11 eves. VOLKSWAGEN Air/ronri., slick. Sa.C"rifice!
'67 Xl\I:'.: 4.2 18.000 Hctual 1:0.:0\·in;: East) $1000.
miles. Nrw Pc r r i 11 e •66 VIV 1 1 il ' 49:>-:J32."1 x nr l'On<. ra 10, orig I~======== RadiR1s. Pcr1cct. Urgent ~lt"O \V, Coast 1111')'. N.B. 011•11,..r $10:10/o!IC'r.
5-18-:-,.\12 612-9-l()j 5'10-ti6i Antiques, Classics 9615 lii.~-IG ts
'fil SEDAN, good COl1ait1on. Authorized t>IG Dealer I OF 50 BUILT '62 V\V Bus. r&-h, 11e11' rebll
$51:S. 67:l42SO or 675--7387 1968 PORSOIE 912 5 SJ.IC(!d. rn.;, hcadrrs. i\!ake oiler.
eves. Ask for .John. T•n wlb•-•<• up h. I . Only Cla~slc Bi'tt\V "j/JT" rat-u u Call 67."t--0-16!1 '64 XKE Jaguar. neiv engine. Beauliful! i\lusl s e JI! ing n1odel in USA. 250 litn.
Needs paint, upholslt>ry & 714/a36--R.19~ or 536--94~1. '60 V\\', GOOD CONDITION. V-8. ConVl hrdtp v.·/conceal-
962-l:>.,",S -S"150. e'd canvu sport Ip. 28,000
lop. 19;-,s PORSCHE 1600 S Coupe. Call ~16-3767 nii. Sold nu 196() for $$12,00J.
420 G JAGUAR 4 Dr Sedan. Xlnt ml'chan1cal con<!. i\lust =~~--~=-=-~ 1966 Volksv.·agen 1300 Sedan. In 5torage for 7 yrs, reluct.
I
Top rondition. All auto + sell $1400 or oHer. 968-S<liO· E will ell LJi n1ilcai:;C'. Good cond. ant uropean ov.·ner a
stereo. f714l ~ '/iii PORSCHE 912, xtras. Sl250 !l68-78~. for S4300. 6ra-1456
ne1v rng. i\lust sell, best o1· ,(t\.~MANN GHIA fer. 67:.-6177 '67 BUG. 11c1v tif'('s, nr\Y ROLLS Royce 1948 \Vraith
---------brake.~. lo1v n1il£'a;;:r. exec!. Lin'IOusine, body by Hooper. POR~OJI:; ·s._~ !JllL, 1 mnd. 61.~0 1•111 or 645--2026 lmn1acula!e cornlition inside
VW Karmflnn Ghia O\\'NEn. XLNT COND. & out. Unofficial Concou~
$2495 ~~. CALL 67.">-lffiO 1006 V\V Sedan. Xlnl cond. I' I 87 · I R. hi Nc1v brll~. lo,v n11le. Aft rn ing 0 poin ~-ig Dark . t:r<'rn ro•t[l<" "' ('On-'GI PORSCHE ~'3UJlf'r ~. ha.ml clrive. S7000. Appt only
trastin; 1nl~r. LnC'ally flV.'n· Ch1'01nc 11·hl~. A;\1.f:>I. ~ki :•:::0. all rl.i~· ~1 673-4608 fi\41 637-9:1i.'i
ed & ~rvH:ed .. Only 2.lCO ra<'k. S~'Z!I:•. lill--0116 ·51 V\V Gooc1 Con<lition SBJO -7.,5~7~M7.0~R~G~A7N~+~.~I
miles'. 1'ew cn1· \\'iH'l'anly. r~u :11·1-7
J1rtuport ·
Jl111µorts
·52 Porschr S up c r ~. Nc1v TJµ, new brake!!, E.x.
i;unroof. lug rack. n1irlnighl '63 VW Camper ccllrnt c on d; I io n.~.
blue/black 1111. :l~8-S9$.j Xlnt. Cone!. 5.JS.i9~9 &12-li24 alter 6 Pi'of.
Imported Autos 9600 imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos
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TRANSPOllTATION . T~NS~ORTATI TltANSl'ORTATIOh l•ANSPORTATION I TRANSPORTATION ITRANS~ORTATION TRANSPORTATION
Ant&.i-. Claula MIS Cited Co rs 9900 U•ed Cors 9900 Uoed Coro 9'IO UMd Cor1 '900
l!llli MODEL T T.cml Coupe. I CON11NENT'AL
eomp1e1e1, ,..,.°""' 1n>m CHEVROLET ~ M11STANG
lhodCors 99CJC! Uoed Cort ------'-9900 U.ed Cars 9900 Uoed Cora -------RAMBLER OLDSMOBILE PON11AC PONTIAC
lnme "'' l llOO. B 111 BUICK .,
Lodat.rd (2131 goo...iio1 or ---------!213l 92>TIT4 •THE POPULAR ONE• * PARADE CARI '67 Old1 442 ,67 GTO HT l l850 or .68 Boo-
'66 CHEVY JI y.g "NOVA" 1964 CONTINENT~ CON· '6' Mu1tang Convert 2' Dr. H.T. Radio, htr., 1lr ne Conv $llOO. Both xln!.
* FUN . N . SUNI '64 RAMBLER Ambuaadoc '.
.65 PONT y.g .. ~ Mans" Low mllcqe, All extru.
CONVERTmLE A/T, PIS, ~~~Sec to 11pprcclate
"Premium" Jo'lberglass + J-==========I
1924 Chovrolot 2 Door $001. ..,..,.,,
Autos Wanted 9700
WE P>~Y •.• CASH
b-Wild can Iii trucks just
Cjl.ll us for tree estimate.
GROTH CHEVROlfl
Al1t tor Sain Manai:er
U2ll Bet.rb Blvd.
Huntfn&ton Beach
KI 9-3331
'67 RIVIERA
i"ull powe r, lncluding air,
1trato buckets, 40,000 actual miles.
llDTOP A/T P/S. R/H VERTIBL.E_ Bnutitu.I Or11. VI, automatlc, l'ldlo, heater. cond., pwr. steering Ir bra1'· must .ell one/offer. owner WI~ etc.'spa rkl l nl TealBlueW/"BrandNew" (WQW6821 es,l&ndautop.XGVCJ M2-lll39
Ori<. Glen" G ... n. H1.-iy whlte,,Vlnyf top, black "Na· $895 $1795 . '62 BONNEVILLE, p/I,
looli:1 aa.t in! ONLY $169.i tuta1 lq.fber inter. Air
$2'195 MARQUIS MTRs. "" s. Cond;tioned wilh all ... ~ Harbour v·w p/b, r. h, ''"'' .... "'" Coast H\V)'. Laeuna, Beach li"e P\1;r. aa&lst&, Prcmiwn' • • Harb v w cond. $150 or make olr.
Ph. <S<-750.1, >llhllOO W/walls •tc, "A collecton AUTHORIZED our • 1 "''4'"°2-_l'°7f"2===~~
'GS (l{f..'VY El Camino. 375 Item!" Goes to tbe tlrlt SALES 11: SERVICE AUTHORIZED '66 BONNEVIu.E 4 cir,
hp, 396 (.."U e1ig. 4:10 $15$.~ MARQUIS MTRS. lint BEACH BL. 14~ SALES&: Si:RVJCE hrdlp, (l/S, p/b, p/w. Fact
p osi tract io n . ?tlags, 900 S. Coul }fwy •• Lacuna HUNTINGTON BEACH 1.STll BEACJI BL., 842-4435 air. Nu tire!!. Cd gas mi.
CoodyeM. S.18-788.1 or Beach, Ph. 49f.7500, 540-3100 '11 P..'lmtanr. hdtp, cham· lfUNTINGTON BEACH $1775. after 5 P~I -548-8206.
642-4252 MUST. SELL P91ne befae, saddle Int., 289 '64 OLDS 88 convt., pwr '67 PONT 2 dr ht, Gran Prix
·oo IMPALA 2 dr. Air, pwr, '63 Continental MS..»U cj, auto trans, console air brllkcs, steering, c lea n. ·air · Janet lop· elec v.·ncl,
5"19. R&H, auto. Xln't cond. ,68 CONTINfNTAL ed cond. re.dio/htr, tinted glaM, $675. Days &t6-5639 sterro, xlnt cond $1750 cash. i970~~Rti6B~~~~· $1505, \Viii take clean trans. tereo tr full s an.'•-="'="'=nccw=•=·~='=""'=· ='=· =67=3.S;l.,-67 ==:::'.:=':'::':'':::':"='1 "~"'6-~1~16.i~·:,,,,,~-~--
COSTA MESA !rad<. ·-1 °' .... ...,, ;,... ·..;,""Of~'··-. PLYMOUTH '68 PONTIAC GR A ND
'63 LE SABRE, convert, Dr. 'Vincsap. '62 ~NTINENTAL. Fac'"Pu OLDSMOllLE j PRIX. Air Cond. l.A':ather. '66 Ca · 2 d /b ----' -J '67 PLYMOUTH GTX, air FUily Auto. $1 250. 54()...8242
Nylon W /wa1111 etc, Spark.
llng orig, 1i11kado Cream
Xlnt. Black Vinyl !Of', Im·
mac, saddle in1er. L«al
teachers car since fl<'\\'! Pay
you to lnvesligate th is true
yr_ end wintt>r "BARGAIN"
FOR ONLY $995! MARQUIS
MTRS, 900 S. Coast lhvy.,
Laguna Beach. Ph: 494·'1503,
54().3100.
RAMBLER ·
'63 R·AMBLER
P/S, P/brakes. R/11, good pnce .r. P ; ,,. ........ Air. Full power. days or 64Z..1754 ewnings. cond. C<Jncl. :6·;:,oo m1. $~295. Call * 673--7076 * •"QUALITY CO~IPACT!" cond. Buck Sts. Auto. Near 9 Passenger Wagon * 673-!Ml? + 5.t0-4lla betw 8 -5, 549-0087 ,63 OLDS F-s.:i "CUTUSS" nu tires. Yellow \\'/b\k 'Ql BONNEVILLE, 18.000 A.ir cond, V..S, p1\<r steerin1,; •
T·ll!lD f
1957 T ps1f2>. port holea,
1\fust ace lo appreciata!
$1800. 838-7675. -
'66 T-Bil'd. Perl rond. l
owl1l'r. Lo mi. Sacrltloe!
6~6-876(1, 646-2672
'57 T·BIRD • CLA~JC
Looks nc'll'! 30,400 mllea
648--0736 an 7PM
'60 T·BIRD Convt. While,
fl\'.T. Sht'ik & P&mP<"red.
$500. 64·11538 or 642-8235.
'59 T-Blrd Hardtop $250
'60 T·Blrd Converllble $Zic>. * S@.1225 * WE PAY WH
FOR YOUR CAR
.. =67~,-... ~.-5~...,~ial~.~P~/~S.~P~/B~.1 afl 6 pm CORYAIR HDTOP SPT. CPE. Arr. vinyl tp. $1750. \Vkends On-mi., orig ownr. full pwr, Sacrifice ! \Viii finance, Pri·
27,000 mi. A·l Cond. Call '64 El Camino. Auto. V.S. 1 PIS. Re<:ent W/walls etc. 1 ~''~·~:;lS-59~~· ~"~·=~~--~~~~r, nu lin-s. $2750 VAie Party. 6,19.3tH7
. IHG-1221 good tires. Just tuned! $TJO. SHARPEST '62 Moma 4 spd lady owned. G 1 is t c n I n I ~7 PLY1i10UTH BelvedeN!. =-~===-~-~ l 1'~ED Up Too lilany Cars! '6:2 ;;c-~-,-..,,-~.,--=~~ I !H~I AROUND! ... 50. Ermine White W/Phah red Good motor, good til't's. '61 TE~IPEST, xlnt cond, Ran1blM' \Vag .. 6 cyl stick,
'60 T·BlRO, 'll'hill', All p'llT0
fact air. A-I cond. BatgaJn. '
Priv party 546-421 l
CONNELL
CHEYROLEl
'62 Buick Special. \Vhite. 4 .,... · •• k OU 892 38'3 f I Dr. Ne\\' tires. Good cone!. '64 ftlALIBU. xlnl cond, new + 642-4312 * Vleyl bucket seat Inter. • .. a e er. -~ at Nc\v radio & tires. Very $250. '53 Ford P.U. $275. '59 VALIANT ••~ 1· s h Po ..,. · · 4:30 Pl\I --nom;caf •~ "p•ppv", S•'m•a $100 '68 H-·"-•• S·tlJ. Call Phil ~2430 lircs. 1 owner ._,,., Inn. 1962 CORVAIR sedan, 111.ick, moo,t wer a:" \\'lnJUfll ~· ... v a .I •· • ..,. ........ .,,.,1 ----------;J
XlS Harbor Bl vd.
Costa Mesa 54S-1200
===.,-,.,.-"°"'--..,,~I 673-3663 or 548-6203 24.ooo mi, new brakes, bat· looks . ONLY SS9j, PL.ANNING to move'!' You'll 5J6..874S $75. Call 54()..5589, 'Ii:? VALIANT Signet, cri!J ·~!~~~ 1:Ue5;';bre. Good '62 NOVA, fact air, new tcry, carb. $350. 6f6-3431 ?ttARQUIS ?tfTRS. 900" S. find an amazing number of IT'S Beach houae time. Big· BUY reliablP blue Rambcr 30~000 ri1i, 1 cwn.!r, p/
WE PAY TOP
DOLLAR
642 tires, to mlg, super con· Cout Hwy. l.Aguna Beach homes In today's Classified gest salection ever! See the Classic 4 or: $175 cash. r&h. xlnt cond. Pvt pty SJ:Al,
-:ml
54
8-0390 eves dltion $650. 546-4475 COUGAR l~P=h;=<><-':"7503". =' =-='='"'=:::::':-'=A=d'=·=Ch="'=k=""=m="°=w=,~= '-'D;;A;lL;;Y;:P:ILOl'==W"ANT;;,;='AD;S~t..;..;Drl~'~'=':'":=;Sa:=;;,go=n=. ,:'"'-:;'::;030=~·_,•;:1&-;;:26;,:77"=======-
t,r £00d, clean used cars,
ill mak•s. See Geot'l:e Ray
'Ibeodcre Robins Ford
2060 Harbor mvd.
CADILLAC '65 CHEVY Impala 327· P/S, New Cors 9100 Now Cars 9800Now Coro 9100 New Cor1 9100 Now Coro 9100
Pis. a1r, Good eo""ilion, '68 Cougar XR7 '67 Eldorado $1245. cau -5ot2-458J. Aut.omatiC, air, ~steer. · '59 CHEVY Station Wagon, 6 lni, vinyl roof, el<:.
CM. 642·0010
Will Buy
Owned by little old teacher
from Lquna Beach. Full
pwr, !act air, dlr, extra, ex.
tra dean!! Take trade or
Your Volkswagen or Porsche small dov.·n. YQ. 553. Call
A: pay top dollars. Paid 1Dr Ken, 4M.9m or 545-00-4.
ar not. Call Rlllph 673-D!IOO 1968 Cad convert. 19,000
1--r.=="°'"-===~-I miles, 100-;;, ne1v car \\'ar-
fMPORT:; \\'ANTED ranty good unlil Apr il 1970.
Orange C'.oont:ies 5 yr. 01· J0,000 miles. t'ull
TOP S BUYER po\11rr & air includes stereo.
8ll..L AL\XEY TOYOTA Black on black pMvale par-
188Sl h.cb Blvd. ly must sell. 968-53<18
~ Bffch. Ph. M7-15$
Auto L••sing 9810
LEASE· RENT
Immediate delivery
on all
1970 FORDS &
FORD TRUCKS .W popular makeii. Ford
authorized lciuinc ~ysten1.
Get Our Competitive Rates
Theodore
ROBINS FORD !'
2000 Harbor Blvd.
~sta Mesa 642--001{)
'67 COUPE DeVille, 23,000
n1i. Orig O\vner. Choe.
brnlbeige ,·inyl top. Air,
tilt \Vhl • elec door locks,
Ai\1/1''!\I. full power. Best
offPr. 673---0281
'67 EL DORADO. Full p\vt &
air + S:la:xl extras. Pcrf
cond. Lo -Lo mi. 1'1UST
SELL! 644-426.>
CADILLAC 1967, aJI eX'lras,
air, new tires, i;ac $3350.
Bank \\/ill lend $ 3 0 0 0.
837-74n
SEDAN de Ville ·64. 1''ull
po\\'er/air. Xlnt con d.
Original owner. $17:-iO.
LEASE ANY MAKE '44--0324
OR MODEL '68 Eldorado. one owner,
Let our Jea.se experts sbow fully equipped. $5800.
YoU the best plan for your 642.0000
pet90nal needs without obli-1 ·.-60-C._d_il_la_c_co_n_'1_.-b-la-ck-
&&°'UNIVE RSITY leather, fu11 ~T. "''ir, clean
OLDSMOBILE 1.125 ltl-m. 546-3426
-2850 Harbor Blvd. 1958 CADILLAC Coupe De
Costa l\fesa Ville. Private party. $200.
540-9640 Call 673-Ma?
• ~ LEASE • ~ '59 HARO Top. All pow"·· .....--.,...-Very clean. Pvt Pty. $395.
1969 Mustan1 Hardtop, V-8, 962-6888
air, pwr disc brakes, pwr 1959 Cad Sed Good Co •tri'. $79. per mo. 24 mo • an. nd. lease. Gd tires. $350. Call 543-8835
SOUTH COAST allor •PM.
CAR LEASING * Loan company repo, ·57
30) \V. Cst 1-lwy. NB 645-2182 Convertible. Sharp! Make
otter? 547-0041
U..., Cart 9900 '60 CADILLAC Sedan de
!--'---'----'~~I Ville irey. S300 or oiler.
'66 HONDA 450 CC. $475 '57 * 673-2197 *
Ccrvette, 28 l\fodel A Hot J .::=========
rod Roadster P/U. '61
Rampside Chevy PI U .
Custom Chopper. '59 Gh'IC 1
T P/U w /10~:· Alaskan
camper. lifake oUer. 2044
Monrovia 642-1137
•63 SPORT Fury, hd tp,
dlr, rood runner, full price
$499. MDR711 Call Phil
54'""6.'!4
CA MARO
'68 CA!\tARO. 327 V.S +spd
console. ne\v tires. excellent
1hape. 496-2339 aft 5
CHEVROLET
'64 U.1PALA, fact air, pv.T.
steer., R&H. New tires.
Xlnt's cond. $9$. 646-J..)J().
cyl. stick shift $150, $2399
64~2936
FORD
'67 Chry. "300" 2 Dr Land_au.1---------
all pv.·NLir ne\v tires r.tusr 1969 FORD LTD Country
SEU..! s#.426:> ' Squire 429 V.S ; air con·
CHRYSLER
dltioned, power steering,
pov,.er brakes, all lwrury
trim. Only 6700 miles. $5.000
'57 O !RYSLER 2 dr hrdtop, ~;:-_nfot will sell for $3.500.
p/s, p/b, new paint, p111T -=~~-~---I
seats. E\'e£ or v:kends '66 Falcon Futur•
645-M97 Fully factory equipped, Dlr. ~~~~=~--! $695. '52 O\rysler Club Coupe, Phone 642-60'13
6 cyl, semi-auto. Good
condition. $75. ~ 12 PASSENGER '59 Ford
=========!Country Squire. Good 1•--------•l '62 CHEVY Nova, p/s, auto engine. Sl50. 642-9081 tr•"'· Xlnt cond. ''"'· CONTINENTAL '&3 RAMBLER Amer, hdtp, 833-2118 ---------l'65 Ford Squire 'Vagon. Full
dlr. runs good full price s299. 1 -1.~5l~l008~~CH=EV=Y~lm_p_a~la-.-'61 Lincoln Continental. $595. power, new clean \\'/\V DOL920, call Kl!n, 494-9T7J · 1: ....,..,A loaded! Priced for quick I-la~ everythlrt&"! Financing $1275 or olfer. 540-~"-
''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!'l=,;';:a1:;•0o!~l;:l77~>;·~'1<~·5290;;=:.!~0:;;A~c;·~64~2-~14:;:3':=====-l '67 FORD Sedan, air, power, 1: t'xcellt'nt condition. $995.
9100 642--1 450 or 54g.....w& 9800 9800 New Cars
FREE fJAll
WITH THE ~URCHASE
Of A
NEW
CORTINA
• 2Doors
• 4Doors
• GT's
•Wagons
12,000 MILE .,
•YW
WAIUIYY
WMIN JOU IUY A NIW
1969 COITINA flOM US
WE Will PAY fOl All TME
GAS IT USfS FOR
TWO FUU MONTHS
' AU GASOLINE MUST
IE DlstUISEO
AT SUMSIT fOU , ••
NO PATMINTS T1U JANUAIT liltll, 1970
M.t, r-& ,_.r,,
.. 2 Or .... ~ ..... -••
M•ltol toll, U.11J.uo&H
TERMS: ••• $191 .00
Down, Cl1h •r Trail•.
36 Ea1r '•'"''"'' el $63.32. ANNUAL PEI·
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V-8 289. $1800. Indy· tires.
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kdlln wagon!. Loaded.
$2100 * 5J4.5"l90
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'63 Ea)NOUNE $.595. Call
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'68 FORD XL. P/S. P/B,
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EXCELLENT SELECTION
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1969 . COUPE DE VILLE
SALE
$5333
PRICE
USED , LOW MILEAGE ,
A beeutifuf Cordovan exterior with brown vinyfroof and cordovan doth and leather interior. Full pow-
er equipment plus factory air cond itionin9 , ·AM-FM rad io, door locks, electric seat relea se . A h>vely
car. (J9154770)
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Coupe Ot VJ111. Arclk wlll!e e~t••iOr will! bl~Ck doth ~rd le1tt.er
lnMnor. Full JIOWH Ind ,.,. c')N;lilloning, AM·FM redla. !KIZ 550
SALE $1333 PRICE
1965 OLDSMOBILE
Dell• U 4 door l!trdtop. Aul1Jmn gold with mtlthlno (loltl •!'Id vi11y1
lnl•rlor. Au1<1m111c:...ri;wN 1teerlr111 •rid brtk", ftttory 1lr ~(liOf>.
11111, rtdlo, Mt!°°r, Ill Wiii tlrts. {XE U Jlll
SALE ~9 9 PRICE
1968 CONTINENT AL
Soecl1n C.l1cler ornn wj!h t•••" !Hlh•r lnTerior. FUT! l)C)wtr, llctory
•Ir. AM·"M rtdlo, """''' "°'' 10ck1, 1'1! wheel, 1blolute1y CoQulllul
fflfOlogho;r!! CUWK "971
SALE $3 777. PRICE
1969 CADILLAC
Sed1n Ot VIII•. Ermine wM1e wilt! 1xqul1lt1 1qu.1 colh & Jt tlher
Delphlnt in!tricr. Filll ll"Wtr, l1co1ry t ir cor'ldhlonlng, AM-FM rH'la.
CZRF lit)
SALE $5222 PRICE
1965 CADILLAC
S!<11n Ot V•llt Pooulir 'lewport 8 1u. wldlw. ln!erlor, lacrarv •ir
cond .• lull """"'• ••1n•I ittklng rt<l1a, Iii! & tolncoplc wh"I, 1!1
01•. Xtr•• l IWD :xt•J -
SALE $1666 PRICE
1969 EL DORADO
E•qu1~ll1 S.poll!rt bl~ fir1M1J11 Wil!o wt'illt ptddld top •rd whilt
le1mer !~ltrlcr Factorv "'" 1ull "'""~" sltrea AM, pewer dew
leek" !llr ""' tr.n copic stffriro wt'tffl, re, t ic. (Htl011'11
SAL E $6111 PRICE
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1967 FLEETWOOD
1iro1,1~n•rn Embout v bl1ck w!I!\ blHk !01> end blac-!tl!l'ltr lntt'i~r.
·Full pa,,,,, llclOrv 1lr, Till wlleel, o!e<eo AM·FM, "°-' ooar locks, "°"''' lrunk •elees1, Vogue prem,um !lrt~. fie .. eic. ttJP3 1)11
SALE $3 444 PRICE
1968 RIVIERA I
Shimmering Whi!t with black. v!nyl top •nd bl1c1< vinyl fnt.rlor. Full
l)C)wer, llCTcry t lr cPlldllionll'CI. box;~" lffl~. AM·FM rtdla, (VWJ
'"' $ .
SALE . . 3444 PRICE
' 1968 CADILLAC
Coupe 0~ Villt. Normandy tllut w1!h b11cl: L1>1<11u Im! blue lol!htr
trim. Full ll"wtr, llCIOry 1lr conditioning, tlll·lelt whttl, AM·FM
r1c110, ere. Loet l one awntr. (UGZ 1111
SALE $3999 PRICE
1968 CADILLAC
Convl. Ot Viii•. C11h~rr l~ry wlth while top Ind 1nt1qu1 Hddlt
l~lhtr in!f'lor. Full ll"Wer, lectory 1lr, lilt l!ltJcopJc 1tttrlng, AM•
FM rtlllo. !YCT 209~ $ .
SALE 3888 PRICE .
1967 CADILLAC
l Oollr hardtop. Mini f,lrte" "•1trior wl!h m1tc~1<1C1 cloth & lt a!Tler
1"1erl0r, Full pcw1r, !1C1ory t ir, tilt whtt!. POwlr cKIOr IOC~J, cru1s1
control, ,_\·FM, twilight sentinel, (VCL 1261 .
$2999 PRICE SALE
1969 JAVELIN
Htrd'Ot> COU~. t !mt green With "''fiill' Vi"YI l~ltrklr lt;t(llo, hH!tr,
IUlonWl!IC. bo.H:ket SIH1S. new 1;res, exct llM>I condlrion !YCN 357)
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DE C EM B ER 1 3, 1 969
cniemcrourself
FOil DR. TBOM.4S O. P'41NE,
Din:c111r, NASA
By_,...,"'°'*'"'., ....
Nell .4~ c:U-11
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If n . 1¥.,,_ Y. Dc.aela,
P.U..nW., OIUo
• According lo Aatronaut Annatrona. he
wu in the right place at the right time.
Actually be wu eelected in the aamc
manner .. all crews for apace flights.
The Manned Spacecraft Center recom·
mends aewa for each miuion. and that
recommendation must be approYed by
its director, Robert Gilruth, and finally
by myseU.
fOll MILT FOODMUJ,
CommiuioMr,
Ameriam Football Leo1ue
,,. ,,,.,, • JoollH.U, •• ,.
lat'• clM ,,,~.,,.. eoill
foa clone OJI IJ&e •fieW
iMieo4' o/ lui"U., o re-
e114da&efll1-Bob NelaoA, Bloo...U..·
Ion lu.
• The coin is toaaed 30 minutes before
scheduled game time in order to provide
special kicking and receiving teams with
the opportunity lo prepare for the open-
ing plays.
FOil JEAN SBRIMPTON,
lai1A-/ull.ion "'°'el
Do you bftUe"e be ...
Ii/vi· to011Mn eol.o NY
daey don'I •iltd fro•
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• Any beautiful woman who aays she
doesn't mind growing older is lying.
l'Oll JOHN UNIT .4S, Baltimore Colu
I M.rd ""'' you p&.yed
/001baU /or IS " .~
be/ore you INN ,U..
C011erefi by IM pra...
True1-/iffl Cra11e,
Cu,,.berLuul, Mtl.
• $6, with a Pittsburgh semi-pro team.
FOil CEORCE r. CllESSM'4N,
Dirtttor,
U.S. FeoUu:r Burea
r11.e.., •I.ere,"""..,..,
laaoe bee11 tlLe '"'° e.s-
1re111e• o/ lelflpeNlaru
i11 dae U.S.1-lre11e
llolar, DettU. IA~, N.D.
e The official highest temperature is 134
d~greea at Death Valley, Calif., on July
10, 1913. The official lowest wu a minus
76 degrees at Tannana, Alaska, in Janu·
ary, 1886. Actual day is not known.
What in Ute World!
Ml~ld Featured in the Neiman-
Marcua Chriatmu catalog, which is mailed
lo SO states and 40 countries, is a kitchen
computer. Fo:r only '10,600, the aftluent
housewife gets a two-week course in pro-
gramming know-how, plus a gadget which
can balance her check.book, plan a scien.
ti6c menu. locate her favorite recipes.
A Honeywell computer spokesman says.
"Within five or six years, prices will fall
A computet
in the
lcitdten?
within the range of the family automo-
bile." lo the meantime, howe•er, there
is always the real li.e maid-but where?
Hla Own Army Disarmament is a dirty
word at the Duke of Atholl's castle in
Pertahire. Scotland. The Duke bu the
only
0
prhate army in the world, and be
continu.lly rttruits for it and keepe his
Duk• of Atholl inspects his troops
men in top condition. Famous during the
time of the feudal wars. the mini·army
was last called into 11ervice in America
in 1812 but only got as far u Ireland.
Now, however, the army serves as a color-
ful tourist attraction at the picturesqu~
H ighland cutle. At least these soldiers
are no drain on laxpayers~the Duke
foots all bills.
lu1ine11 Hot Une CoMumer com·
plainta to new-car dea..lera are increasing
while the supply of competent mechanics
is decreasing. Now the U.S. auto ma.nu·
facturen and the Better 8U1ines& Bureau
are cooperating to speed settlements. Lo.
cal BBBs have an exclusive hot line to
one special official in Detroit to act on
complaints not resolved by local dealers.
FOR B.4ftB.41U FALTERS
o I t.M .. T ""4Y" Slwto
Ho• /tu in ad.,aacf! .,..
bools. KiH" &o yoa lo
read before you Uder•
"iete alut aullaor1 H•"e '°" i.h··~ ing eo11na1--Mn. Caroly" Robin-.a.., NU.gara F•U., N.Y.
• A week to 10 days in advance. No,
but I do read fairly quickly.
FOil JOSEPH BELL,
auociate c.lllOUlr o/ birU,
The 8rMS (N.Y.) Zoo
Flay floe• ~ Ar~ic
tern -'vale lo alut
.4,.,.rdkP--Co11Tu fl-
oreUo~ Broolclyra, N.Y.
e It ia because of thia species' long evo-
lulional de-telopment in adapting to the
~·· pby•ical and climatic changes.
The Arctic tem breeds at higher northern
latitudes than any other bird. Scienti6c
studies have indicated that the farther
north a bird travels lo nest. the farther
aouth it travels lo spend the winter.
l'Oll sr AN LEY llESOll,
Secret.art of Ute Army
Flaaa u IM laUlory of
&lae 1.orH '"'1a tlLe eap-
,,. ~and upCanutll
boo&a Nftft al ee,.,.ill
-'lli.ry ~,..,., ,.
Ila;, lu»tor Kiff11 oflly &o /oraer ~
fllry o~r•1_,rau P. fler9Wtrd,
LffttefltDOr.., 1r ....
• It is given lo a President. a genera.I
ofticer, and a field artillery ofticer. The
tradition dates back many centuries. In
ancient civilizations, a warrior's hone
was often sacrificed at his funeral It
symbolized that the deceased bad fallen
as a warrior and would ride no more.
fOll THE REY. TBEODOllE
ff ESBU llCH, Pruitknt.
Notre Dame Umuerlity
F lao I a relaileca lle-
1l111ed yo•r l••o••
Golde" Doae1-Del-
berl lAieeJM, Durie..,
F ••ltift6'o11
• W. J. Edbrooks of CIUcago.
W•Dt '° uk • 1.--. INftO• • .-lloa? Yoa tan th.rou,t. tla'8 ~ama, •nd we'D pl
die .... er lroa tlae promlneal penoe 1-~le. Sead 4(1latl-, prrlenbly -•
po.t eud, to A.tit Tliem Yo-lf, F••lly Weekly, 641 Lesa_..toa Ave .. New York. N.Y.
10022. We eu1aot eeknowled•e ,..e.tlo1111, b•t SS will be .. Jd for Mela one tued.
What arc ltie moal common? "Delays
and reluctance of some dealers Lo per·
form warranty service on cars bought
under diacount, or elsewhere,., according
to Richard Maxwell, president of the
National Better Business Bureau. The
most common mechuical compla.inta in.
vo)ye malfunctioning acceuories. poor
mileage due to carburetor maladj ustment..
wheel m.iulignment, esceasive tire wear,
and unexplained rattles.
National Anthem Substitute? Dan
Wakefield, author of the best·selling usu.
pemation at Peace and War," 11uggests
that the popular aong, .. Get Together,"
is a .. far better expression or today's
patriotism among the young of America
than the antiquated 'Star·Spangled Ban·
ner.'" (Sample line: "Everybody get to-
gether, and love ooe another right now!')
Accordingly, the entire House and Senate
The Youngbloodt
received copies of the hit recording by
the Youngbloods1 a rock·music group.
Reactions ranged from Georgia's John
Flynn, Jr.'s, ''If you intended this .. a
colossal joke, I submit you ha•e a wry
sense of humor. If you intended this as
a serious proposal, I earnestly suggest
that you seek the service or a competent
psychiatrist," to Arizona's Barry Gold·
water's, "The points you have made arc
interesting and well presented."
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N EXT TO exercising in bed, one of the easiest and
most enjoyable spots t.o practice physical fitness
is in your daily bath!
To prove it, we asked internationally fa med exer-
cise master Nicholas Kounovsky t.o devise three of
the most beneficial routines he could. According to
Kounovsky, "The water is our friend; it gives us a
lift by its density, makes us very light, helps clean
our pores and relax us, and, by its comfortably warm
temperature, gives our circulation a boost."
Can you think of a better set of incentives to begin
the illustrated exercises today'
For Lower Legs ancl Feet As a warm-up (not il-
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of tub, knees casually bent. Point toes of one foot,
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with a rotating motion. Do this about 10 times. •
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and tones muscles; promotes circulation; helps pre-
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• Now for the actual exercise [as in illustration 2] :
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relieves tension that so often concentrates in upper
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for Abdomen and Waistline To learn to balance
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Dolls The Childhood Friends
On Christmas, millions of children will receive dolls; this famous
novelist tells how her collection has enriched her life
Qy FRAN~ PAitKINSON KEYES
I CANNOT remember a time in my life
when I was not interested in dolls.
They must have been among my first play-
th.ings, as they are of moat little girls; but I
think I took them more seriously than many small
children do. I regarded them not only as play-
th.i ngs but aa charges-and companions.
In caring for my doll.e, I began very early to
imitate the routine which I myself waa accus-
t9med to follow. In the morning, they bad their
hair com.bed; they were washed and dressed.
Later, they were put down for nape; at night
they were undressed and put to be¢.
Like myself, the dollt had suitable beds, bu-
reaus, and wuh.standa. I learned to sew by mak-
ing their clothes-that is, I made their under-
clothes and everyday clothes. Their best clothes
were made, as a special favor. by my mother's
dressmakers from leftover scraps of her drea&e8
and, aa my mother was a very elegantly clad
lady, these dolls' clothes were elegant, too.
My mother wu not only a devotee of f~hion,
she was also an inveterate traveler, and she took
me with her wherever she went. This means that
she also took with her at least one doll. And it
there was only one taken, it was always my fa-
vorite, Carol.
The doll or dolls had suitable luggage, which
in those days were trunks ; a eort of dressing cue
known as a "Victorian bottl~bag"; and a "shawl
strap." All well-equipped ladies traveled with a
lap robe, which was· neatly rolled and confined
in the shawl strap, provided with a handle to
facilitate carrying.
The first shopping I did for my dolls waa at
Schwarz's in Boston, where their every need
could ~ provided. It wu then on downtown
Washington Street and, in horse and buggy days,
that meant a considerable trip from Beacon
Street. where we Jived ; but this added to the
general sense of adventure. The excitement con-
nected with such shopping became all the greater
when we went to Paris and did our doll shopping
at the Na.in Bleu (Blue Dwarf).
The orlglnal Idea, my mother's anyway, had
been to buy a trifling item for the enlargement
of Carol's wardrobe--gloves, shoes, or something
of the sort. But this idea was almost immediately
expanded to include a new doll. All those I bad
were of German manufacture, and the French
dolls, which naturally were all that the Na.ira B~
was displaying, although basically like the Ger-
man dolls, were dissimilar in several ways.
I did not know that shortly prior to this time,
French doll making had undergone an abrupt
change for the better. The new dolls, of improved
manufacture, were all stamped "Blbt l•meau"
-Jumeau being the name of their originator.
Author of ''The tt.rftoee" aftd "I, Tii. IClftg"
. I begged for a Blb6 Jumsa" doll, completely
outfitted in Paris, and my mother indulged me
by retting it for me. The new acquisition was
named Violet and, like Carol, became my conatant
companion. But it waa not until a few years ago
that I realized bow very rare and valuable dolls
with that. trademark had become and that I had
unconsciously acquired a collector's item at the
age of nine!
I continued to play with my dolls until I found
that I waa in danger of makintr them-and my-
self:-& laughing stock unless I kept them more
or le.as out of sight. But when I married, I
carefully transported them and their equlpment
from my mother's house, the Oxbow in Newbury,
Vt., to my husband's at Pine Grove Farm, North
Haverhill, N .H.
Since I was only 18, the time gap between
playing with dolls myself and when they would
be given to future daughters was, presumably,
not a great one. The presumption waa in vain;
I had three sons but no daughters.
However, my husband had a small niece who
spent a good deal of time at Pine Grove Farm
and, as a source of po88ible diversion for her
in an establishment devoid of toys, a doll house
which bad belonged to her late mother had been
brought from Boston.
My newly acquired niece, as it turned out, was
not much interested in the Victorian doll house,
but I was fucinated by it. A real doll house was
almost the only item of dolldom I bad never
possessed. A bookca.se, emptied of its normal
contents and fitted with odds and ends of tiny
furniture, bapba.zardly aaaembled. had served
the needs of my smaller dolls.
In PtJMma I received a. doU. toea.ri.?lg native pollera.
Now I was old enough to appreciate the dif-
ferepce between a converted bookcue and a
building, which was, in miniature, the sort of
residence already becoming a period piece. I
recognized its importance, not as a plaything
any more, but as the example of a vanishing
way of life. This recognition grew with the years,
when my niece died and the doll house became
my property.
I d id not think about becoming a doll collector
until some years after acquiring the Bebe Jt1r
meau. The recognition eventually came a.bout in
a pleasant and natural way.
During one of my first stops in a round-tbe-
world trip, I was delightfully entertained in Pan-
ama City, Panama, by a lovely lady named Senora
Beatriz Alfaro de Lyons. As I drank rich Spanish
chocolate and ate Panamanian cakes at her house,
I saw for the first time the poUera., the enchant-
ing carnival costume of Panama, adapted from
the court dress of Isabella II of Spain. It was
an elaborate dress of fine embroidered muslin,
with wide lace-edged ruffles on the full skirt and
a wide lace-trimmed bertba outlining a low~ut ' . bodice worn with a ca<Una. carttJ (a ftat cham)
of flexible unalloyed gold, finished with either a
gold cross or a gold fish (an early symbol of
Christianity), and with jewelled hair ornaments
arranged in pairs.
I did not know then that it was bad manners
to admire openly anything in a Latin house. Such
admiration is interpreted as a veiled hint for
a gift of the article in question ; and I waa out-
spoken in my entbusium f or the pollert!.. With
admirable tact, Senora de Lyons dealt with the
situation.
"Let me give you a doll wearing our carnival
costume," she said graciously. "I will dresa her
for you myself, .ind then I shan know she is
correct in every d'etail."
I had already started a collection of fans at
the suggestion of the Hon. Horace Mann Towner,
then governor of Puerto Rico, who bad pointed
out bow easily they could be made part of a
traveler's luggage and how many pleasant memo-
ries they were bound to refresh. Now I quickly
saw that a collection of dolls would answer a
similar purpose.
I already had a few dolis in foreign costume,
for that memorable stay in Paris -had been fol-
lowed by months in Switzerland and Italy, and
I had dolls from both countries. They were to
be carefully put on the third floor of Pine Grove
Farm with the doll house and Carol and Violet--
and now Beatriz, named for the donor of my
new treasure.
But considering how many countries I wu now
going to viRit, how many additions I could make!
And how much I should enjoy, on my return
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Who Live with Us Forever
home, arranging them in suitable cabinet8, placed
where my friends could enjoy them with me I
Outstanding among the other dolla that were
added to the collection dur ing that trip around
the world was one representing a Japanese bride,
her kimono embroidered in cherry blouoms, her
obi stiff with gold thread, her elaborate head-
dress banded in scarlet silk. A beautiful Chinese
bride was given me later; and other brides, ac-
quired in the course of other travels, include a
gaily dre8sed Syrian, but darkly veiled, her dowry
in a circlet o! small gold pieces; and an American
Indian bride, clad entirely in doeskin.
But the bride which has proved to be a major
The author at
the age of five
fcmdl11 h.olding
Ofte of her fa,.
vorite doUa
at home
i?t. Newbu~,
v~t.
Mw ftiece'• elaborate doU houe turned out to be aft aam,,U of o vcu1i1Ait1g war of life.
attraction o! the collection wu not the product
of travel but of a true love story of tbe Civil
War, which I bfd heard and asked permiaaion
to 6ctionize under the title of "The Dixie Doll."
It was published in a magazine and resulted
in an enormous amount o! !an mail. One of the
letters came from Miaa Helen Walter of Staun-
ton, Va., then among the foremost authorities
on dolla in the United States, and a creator aa
well as a collector. She asked for permJseion to
dress a doll, according to her interpretation of
my creation, in the bridal costume of the Civil
War period. The con.aequence wu a Dixie Doll,
which eventually acquired a bridesmaid, a ftower
girl, and a mother, all of whom were appropri-
ately dressed and affectionately· reprded by
many person.a besides mytielf.
A few years later, I went to Lourdes and
Nevers to write a biography of St. Bernadette,
and again it seemed natural to acquire a doll
dressed in the habit of the Ccmgr~gatiOft de•
Soeun de la Cl&orit,.
In like mecuure, since my work ~le me to
Louisiana, it baa been natural for that inex-
haustib'le source of history and romance to pro-
vide me with dolla typical of different parta of
the state: a "caaquette" Jrirl ; an Acadian doll,
eymbolized by Evangeline; a Creole widow wedded
to perpetual mourning; a doll with the full striped·
skirt of r lch silk and sheer mualin bodice which
was the favorite coatume of many early elegant
Creoles ; moat of all, of coune, the Carnival
queen.a and princesees in gorgeous array.
I do not pretend to be an authority on dolls;
my collection-nearly 200 dolls-is the outcome
of my own way of life, my home, my travels, and
my writing and is a pleasant complement to all
three. But I have learned from it, rather than
myself endowing it with knowledge.
I have spent comparatively little money on it
and, u far u I know, there are only a few dolla
in it which have much monetary value, though
the doll house, now 100 years old, probably bu
more than any individual doll-except, of course,
the B~b~ Jumeau..
I think that almost any girl could start a
similn collection. It is not even neceuary to
travel far and wide to have one that is varied
and interesting, as friends and relatives are al-
most sure to help.
Last year, I received two little Eakimoe, whose
furs were realty beautiful ; and my latest addi-
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little Amish maiden from Penn11lvania ! •
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Snowmobiles-
By JAMFS JOSEPH
SNOWMOBILING-just celebrat-
ing its first full decade-is
snowballing as a winter family
sport. Parents and kids are get-
ting in on the fun of dashing
through the snow on a 40-horse-
power open sleigh.
Dubbed the snowmobile, the winter ve-
hicle is fitted with steering skis and pow-
ered by wide, rubber tracks that give it a
remarkable "flotation" over deepest mow.
It takes to snowdrifts like boats to water.
Some snowmobile owners call their speedy
little transports "snowboata." They zip
along at up to 50 mph and are fitted out
with !I)-to 40-hp motors. And their ver-
satility is a:an~t unlimited in snow-belt
regions.
MerourJ/111970
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fa.ntiJr'11 iv!~.
If you're a snowmobiler, you can go on
winter picnics, snow camping (and pitch
tittle shelters especially made to be towed
by a snowmobile), ice fiahing, mobile ski-
ing, and trail riding. Even snowfaris have
been organized by enthusiasta of the sport.
The snowmobile was the brain child of
a Canadian mechanics wizard, .Joseph-
Armand Bombardier. His first practical
over-snow vehicl~he "Bombardier Snow-
mobile" was a heavy, buslike half-track
designed for more practical purpoeee such
as putting loggers into the winter woods
and oilmen into the Canadian arctic.
Not until 1959 did Bombardier build
his first lightweight. low~ost, sports mod.-
el-the Ski-Doo. Though sized down, to-
day's fun vehicles have all the snow savvy
of their prt!decessors. Now more than 40
United States and Canadian snowmobile
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Wint~ campitig ia
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Motorized sleighs used to be for Boon to Family Fun Northern adventurers-now, with
lower prices and easier handling, they're for Mom, Dad, a nd th e kids
makers have just rolled
out their 1970 models.
Here's what's new-;--<>n the
f amj)y snow scene:
More budget-priced
($500-$995) snowmobiles
are being offered. Candid-
ly, snowmobile makers
hope to lure you and your
family into winter's won-
derland-and reach their
goal of 1,000,000 snowmo-
biles in family use before
the winter'.s end.
You can select from
dozens of speedy (35-50
mph), two-passenger econ-
omy models. Most are pow-
ered by husky, 10-to 25-
hp, 1-cylinder engines and
are manually started. More
expensive, heavier ma-
chines· generally are bat-
tery started, just like your
car, and go with more
powerful (up to 40 hp)
2-cylinder engines. But
this season's budget mod-
els, like t he more posh,
feature sleeker styling,
better "flotation" (the
trend is toward wider
steering skis and tracks),
easier starting-and are
hushed by more effit:ient
engine muffting.
Six of Bombardier Ltd.'s
16 new Ski-Doo models
are priced under $1,000.
Included is the Ski-Doo
12/3-a full-sized, two-
passenger snow runabout,
powered with a 12-hp mo-
tor that boasts most of
the ruggedness of the
more expensive Ski-Doo
clan. Price: $695.
If you want compact
fun in a snowmobile com-
pact, there's t he super-
economy Sno-Pony ($499.-
96 f .o.b. Minneapolis),
whose 15-inch wide single-
t rack, automatic trans-
mission (warranted for
one year), and 10-hp en-
gine give it highly rugged
snowrnobili ty.
Kiekhaef er Mercury's
1970 snowmobile line in-
cludes a towable sleigh,
just perfect for the young-
est members of the family,
who can breeze across the
snow with ease and safety.
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Evinrude's Bobcat, new this
season with a 2-cylinder, 25-hp
engine, attains speeds ot more
than 50 mph, carries two adults,
and can pull a couple of skiers
(price: f995). It can al&o easily
pull three or four children (or
two adults) in a very rugged
towable sleigh ($140).
At the other end of this sea-
son's snowmobile spectrum are
the luxury fast-tracks: go-go
snowmobiles that can junket
the whole family at top speeds
--and win their share of neigh-
borhood races. Prices vary-up
to $1,600-depending on option-
al equipment. ·
Pola r is' high-performance
TX-Colt has a wide,· 20-inch
track, an optional super-big en-
gine, and special suspension
that flexes a full six inches un-
der high-speed stress.
An all new 25-hp, "Light-
Trac" snowmobile high-
lights the '70 line of
Skee-Horse vehicles from
Johnson Motors. The mod-
els have tubular bumpers,
dual headlights, distortion-
proof windshields, and con-
venience-control panel.
The Ariens Arrow
440SS comes with a rally
windshield, wood-grained
dashboard (chock-full of
instruments), twin sealed-
beam headlights-and llll
the rally and racing extras
you care (or can afford)
to add to it.
Optional equipment
runs the gamut from "bot"
racing carburetors and
tinted windshields to wheel
kits that convert your
snowmobile to an overland
summer vehicle.
For snow campers or
ice fishermen, there's a
snug, f amily-eized shelter
( Srro-Camper) which is de-
signed to be towed behind
your snowmobile. Super-
ineulated and warmed ti§
a small space heater, it
provides shirt-sleeve com-
fort, even at sub-zero.
If you plan to track over
ice or cruise a lake's fro-
zen surface, you can add
a Sno-Sled Stabilizer that
fits your snowmobile's rear
bumper and eliminates
fish-tailing or skidding Olb
ice or hard snow surfaces.
And to transport your
snowmobile where the ac-
tion is, there are dozen& of
low-eost snowmobile trail-
ers that hitch to the f am-
ity car.
At least one innovation
-Sno-Jet's unique safety
"name-dropper" track--
blazes a trail which can
be followed. As you go;
the t rack imprints the ma-
chine's trade name and di-
rectional arrows in the
snow-indelibly (until the
next snowfall or thaw at
least) marking your route.
Plain or fancy, expen-
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SUSAN CLARK: ENTERTAINMENT
Mod Girl in an
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SUSAN CLARK is an actress who
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rising young actress.
The curse is that critics still don't refer
to her as Susan Clark but as "another
Deborah Kerr," "another Barbara Stan-
wyck,'' even "another Joan Crawford."
"I really dislike being compared with
anyone," she told me, "but if I bad to pick
a model for both my career and private
life, I would choose someone like Joanne
Woodward. And that's because I, too, want
a succesaful acting career-ond a happy
married life."
Susan, whoae most recent film ia "Skull-
duggery," calls herself a 19th-<entury ro-
manticist and a "one-man girl." "I don't
play around, and I don't like casual affairs.
When I was 17 and living in Canada, I
fell in Jove and was engaged for 31h years.
And then again a few months later, I went
with another fellow for three years. We
almost married .. "
lut her mod-era desire for a career
came between, she insisted. But not in the
conventional way. He was aJJ for it and
dared her to go to Hollywood and accept
the Jong-term contract Universal offered.
That was the beginning of the end.
"Not that I wanted to give up acting,''
she told me. "I consider myself a modern,
independent girl. I don't believe women
have to be barefoot and pregnant an the
time. They should have a career, whatever
it is. If they don't, they become dull, and
their husbands lose interest."
In Susan's own mind, there never was
any doubt that she would become an ac-
tress since she played dress-up games with
the neighborhood children in plays she
wrote, produced, and directed.
She always had a wild imagination.
Asked for her name, she'd never say "Su-
san" but would fabricate some wildly fas-
cinating nomenclature. When her father
was out of town on business, usually in a
nearby city, she would never say be was in
Montreal or Quebec but insist he'd gone
to the Yukon or Tibet. And people would
smile and say, "What an interesting child!''
She loved that.
To look at her now, a tall, well-propor-
tioned young woman with striking auburn
hair and clear haz.el eyes, it is hard to
visualize her aa a sickly c,hild. "But I was
always painfully aware of it," she says.
~·Maybe that's Dwhy I liked listening to
soap operas on the radio, reading a lot,
and being in plays. It got me away from
a reality T didn't like."
At 12, Susan joined the Toronto Chil·
l• F'amilv 1Yeekl11, Decembel' 14, JOQO
Robert Redford, Susan Clark in Univer-
1al'1t film, "Tell ThPm Willie Boy Is Here."
dren's Players and a year later started
modeling as well. "I never reaJly had any
fun. I always envied other children who
did. I remained too shy, too inhibited. I
felt I would never become an actress if
I stayed in Canada because I was afraid
I'd make a fool of myself in front of the
people I knew. I had to get away to where
nobody knew me.'' And so she went to
England and enrolled at the Royal Acad-
emy of Dramatic Arts, then appeared in
tv and repertory productions.
When her father died in 1964, Susan
hurried home for what she thought would
be a short time, but appendicitis u well 88
her depleted pocketbook delayed her return
to England. She concentrated on tv shows
in Canada. Eighteen months after her re-
turn home, a Universal Pictures' talent
11cout saw her and offered her a long-term
contract.
"I was caught in a predicament. By that
time. I'd been away from the English scene
18 months, which meant I had to re-estab-
lish myself again. I also had a fianc~ in
Canada. Should I stay? Go back to En-
gland? Or try Hollywood? My fiance in-
sisted I'd never know if I could succeed
in films unless J tried. So I went to Holly-
wood and Universal."
Her first film, "Banning," was a disap-
pointment. ''I cou ldn't leave Hollywood fast
enough," Susan says, But no sooner had
she arrived in England than she was no-
tified that her option had been picked up.
Now. Susan would like to change her
exclusive contract with Universal to allow
her to make outside pictures as well. The
studio, considering her their hottest prop·
erty, wi ll object. We'll soon see whether
she can keep her cool when career conflict
is invol ved.
If she does, other young actresses may
soon find themselves being compared with
one Susan Clark.
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• Perb•pe many of 01 beat ttmember thoee holiday gilta whkb were pre-
p•red in • friend'• ld&ehen •nd praented to aa with eo muc:b Ion and joy.
Aa yon make ap your gift lilt, note '°'aomething baked'' aloaplde the a•mee
ol epecial friend.. There will be much fun and excitement •• well a1 reward-
ing 1adaf •ction for you when planning gifta around preboliday baking. Surely
theee gif ll will be •mong thoee beet·remembered and best-loved by lrlenda.
Steamed Walnut Cranberry
Pudding
1 Yi C11Pll wala•ta. bely chop~
1 Yi cape whole raw uaaberrie.,
rimed and Mrtecl
~ cap batter or margarine. eofteaed
1 teupooa CT•ted oraare peel
l teaepooa ult
Yi teaapooa CJ'OD.Dd Htmer or
rroand •au
1 cap CTUalated eapr (half
brown aarar, if desired)
3 err•. beawn
I ~ cu1t9 sifted reralar all-purpoee
I oar
Y, teupooa bakinr powder
3 eupe eort bread crwnbe
% cup milk
1. Cream butter or margarine with
the orange peel, salt, and spice.
Gradually add the sugar, creaming
until light and ftuffy. Beat in eggs,
adding in thirds.
2. Resift dour with baking powder;
mix in bread crumbs. Stir into
creamed mixture along with wal-
nuts, cranberries, and milk.
3. Turn mixture into a well-greased
l lfl-qt. mold. Grease inside of the
tight-flitting lid, and cover. Or tie
greased heavy-duty aluminum foil
tightly over top of mold. Place on
rack in large kettle. Pour in boiling
wat.er to no more than one-half of
the height of mold. Cover st.eamer;
bring wat.er to boiling and keep it
boiling at all times. Keep water level
at one half the heidat of mold
throughout steaming. Steam the pud-
ding 2 bre.
.(. Remove cover and let pudding
stand 10 to 20 min. Turn out onto a
pedestal plate and garnish (see
photo). Serve with Creamy Orange
Sauce or your favorite pudding
sauce. AbO'Ut 10 aenii?lDI
Note: If puddin&' is to be stored
several days before serving, unmold
onto cooling rack. Let stand until
cold. Wrap in aluminum foil and
store in cool place. Steam thorough-
ly before serving (about 1 to 2 hrs.).
Royal Walnut Cookies
l Yi cape walauta, bely diopped
' hard-~ooked err yollu, ained Yi cap batter or aarrarlne..
aofteaed
% teaapooa irround ••ee
l teupooa nnilla e:stnct
% teaspoon rrated lemoa peel
2 teupooaa leaoa Juice
% cap granalated aarar
% cap laely dlopped candied
chttria
% cap taely chopped encl1ed
pineapple
% c:ap crated dtroa
1 Ya cape sifted replar all-parpoM
lour
1. Cream butter or margarine with
the mace, vanilla extract, lemon
peel, and juice. Gradually add the
sugar, creaming Ulltil the mixture is
light and fluffy.
2. Add the sieved egg yolk&, beating
thoroughly. Mix in ~ cup of the
walnuta, then cherries, pineapple,
and citron.
3. Stir in enough of the flour to
make a stitJ dough. Shape dough in-
to rolls 2 to 2¥.& inches in diameter.
RoJJ each one in the remainiDI' wal-
nuta until well coated.
•· Wrap each ro!l tightly in alumi-
num foil and chill until ftrm enough
to slice. (Dough may be stored in
fretzer.)
5. With a sharp, thin-bladed knife,
cut rolls into thin slices and place
on lightly greased cookie sheets.
6. Bake in a S00°F. oven 16 min., or
until lightly browned.
7. Remove to wire racks to cool thor-
oughly before storing in air-tight
containers or gift wrapping.
Ab01lt -' dQi:. t:4okiu
~ GiH thua ~ ba.ktd prodiu:t. fM ,,,,ecial l&olidar gifu, M
aMni rour f utifli toble teitA ou M mot'•. Retuli"ll cLocnn..1 '"""' wp-
JHr rigid: "'4rnpa7', ..U, R~ Wolfttit Cookiu, F"'it' Cof u
Calu, T100-TOMd Fndt Cal", atld St.aMed Cniflb.,..,,·N•t PtuUittg.
Creamy Orange Sauce
Y2 cup tlla'wed orance Jake
COllCelltr&te
~ cup rnaalated aagar
2 egg yolks, fork beatea
2 table9poona ram or brand1
1 cap whippin.g cream, chilled
1. Mix orange juice concentrate,
sugar, and egg yolks until well
blended. Stir in the rum or brandy
(vanilla extract may be substi-
tuted if desired).
2. Beat whipping cream until stitJ
peak& are formed and fold into the
orange sauce. About l ~ pta. easu:e
Two-Toned Fruit Cake
% cap batter or ••rradae
2 teupoou 'fanilla extract
1 cap rn•alated aarar sen•
Z cape sifted reralar all-parpoee
I oar
t teupooawt
1 teaapooa baking powder
2 tablelpona .. eny
· l cup cliced q.adied pineapple
1 c:ap whole eaDclied eherrie.
2 cape walaata, eoanely ~ho'ped
2 tablapoom 11aaweete ... coeoa
2 tablapooaa boiliD1 water
l cap 111aartered pitted date.
1. Line a 9x5x3-in. or a 10x4x:2-in.
loaf pan with a layer of greased
brown paper and another of greased
waxed paper, allowing paper to ex-
t.end 1 inch above sidea and ends of
pan. Set aside.
2. Cream butter or margarine with
the extract. Gradually add the 1upr,
creaming until light and ftuffy. Add
eggs, one at a time, beating tho~
ou ghly aft.er each addition.
3. Resift Oour with salt and baking
powder. Adding gradually, blend
one-half into creamed mixture, then
sherry, and ftnally remaining ftour.
4. Remove one-half of the batter to
a second mixing bowl and stir in
candied pineapple, cherries, and 1
cup of the walnuts. Turn into pre-
pared pan and spread evenly.
5. Blend water into cocoa and stir
into the remaining half of batter.
Mix in remaining walnuts and the
dates. Gently tum onto the batter
in pan and spread evenly.
6. Bake at 300°F. about 2 bra .• or
until cake t.e&t8 done (when a wood-
en pick or cake t.eater Inserted at
center comes out clean). Cool com-
pletely on wire rack be!ore remov-
ing from pan.
7. Frost lightly with a buttercnam
frosting, and top with walnut halves.
For additional adornment, use an
aerosol decorator, or a commercial
froetlnr (desired color) in a tube
and a decorating tip to form leaves.
Pipe a frosting wreath around outer
edge of cake and around each nut
half. One fruit cake
Fruity Coffee Cake
Yt C9Jt wala•ta. bely diop~ % cap candied fnlill ud peela.
laely chop~
1 teupooa CT•ted oranre peel
l Yz tableapoou batter or marrarine,
90fteaed
l te.upooe aillr
YJ cap c:oafectioaera' ••1•r
1 pkg. (8 os.) refrigerated freah
dough for cracent rolla
Sugar Glue
Walft•t halore.
Caad.ied cherrl•
1. Blend butter or margarine, milk.
and orange peel together. Gradually
add confectioners• sugar, creaming
until light and fluffy.
2. Open the pkg. of rolls ; carefu~
remove the two sections of dough.
Unroll each section (but do not
separat.e). You will have 4 piecea
of dough about 7x4 inches. Place
the 4 pieces together to make a
14x8-in. piece ; press adjoining ed,e1
together to seal. Spread with the
butter-11ugar mixture and s]>rinkle
with the walnuts and candied fruits
and peels. "
3. Roll up from long side as for
jelly roll. Place on lightly rreaeed
baking sheet, forming a ring. Kake
cu ta at 1 ~-in. intervala to within
% in. of inner edge. Turn alternat-
ing slices toward center, others to
outer edge. Brush surface with
melt.ed butter or marsariae.
4. Bake at 375°F. 20 to 26 min., or
until richly browned .
5. Brush top with a sugar glaze
prepared by mixing ~ cup cont~
tionera' eu1ar with 1 or 2 teaspoons
•ilk. Decorat.e with the walnut
halvea and candied cherries.
OftfJ co ff H coke
Note: For a larger ring, use two
pkgs. of rolls, and 'l!oub1e all in-
gredients. Kake two fruit-tllled rolls
and join them together on the bak-
inr abeet. Cut and shape as db~
rected. lncreaee baklnr time aboUl
6 min.
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WIL80N FORD
"HndqtMBeacla
Honesty is the best policy. A
mid-western minister couldn't
help but smile when he read the
answers to the folJowing ques-
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church. A. How far do you live'
from church? and B. How long
does it take you to get to
church? The answers on the
questionnaire were: A. About
four blocks and B. About three
months. A parking sign at a <lf-
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ing Except Sundays. Violators
wil be given sermons." After
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9:45 AM II Qj (j) NFL Football (C) L.A. Rams vs. Detroit Lions
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10:30 0 @ Ci) AFL Football (C) New York Jets vs. Miami Dolphins
at Miami. First game of a doubleheader.
1:0011 9 (j) NFL Football (C) Clevela nd Browns vs. Cardinals at
St. Louis.
0 ta) @ m AFL Football (C) Bos1on Patriots vs. Houston
Oilers at Houston.
1:30 m I lflctALI C.l.F. 4A Championship Football (C) Two of the
best high school squads of Southern California participate in
a game played either at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum or
Anaheim Stadium-depending on the location of the finalists.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20
10:30 AMO@ @ AFL Football (C) Divisional playoffs, held at
home park of the Eastern Division winner, either the New
York Jets or Houston Oilers. who play the team that finishes
second in the Western Division. Game time is subject to
change.
11:00 f) Qj (j) I fFlclAt I The Sun Bowt (C) From El Paso, Texas.
The University of Nebraska meets the U. of Georgia.
3 :30 IJ I IJlc•AL I PBA Hawaiian Invitational Bowtln1 Tournament (C)
The firs1 annual Hawaiian Invitational from the Island. Sports·
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4:30 IJ Grand Prix (C) "The Racer's Edge." A half-hour feature
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!5:00 1J @ CV ABC's Wide Wortd of Sports (C)
6 :00 m USC Basketball (C) USC Trojans vs. Houston Cougars at
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9:00 IJ @ Cl) (C) "The De.dly Bees." Suzanna Leigh Frank Fin·
lay and Guy Doleman star in suspenseful drama a'bout a mad
scientist who breeds a deadly species of bees.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 15
9:00 0 ~ @ (C) "Mission Batangas" stars Dennis Weaver Vera
Miles and Keith Larsen in a World War II adventure ~et on Corregidor.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16
8:30 0 @ CV (C) "The Silent Gun" stars Lloyd Bridges and Per·
nell Roberts. After almost killing a child, a feared gunman
decides to carry an empty gun.
9:00 0 ~ (i) (C) "Siient Night, lonely Night." Lloyd Bridges and
Shirley Tones star in World Premiere drama of a troubled man
and woman who have a brief romance.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17
9:00 IJ @ CV (C) "Busy Body." Sid Caesa r, Robert Ryan and Anne
Baxter star in this comedy of crime syndicate errors.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18
9:00 f) 9 (j) "The Americanization of Emily," a wartime comedy-
drama cent ering on the romance of an American officer and a
British nurse, stars James Garner and Julie Andrews.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19
9:00 II a (!) (C) "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" Is a delight·
ful musical-comedy about fur·trapping brothers who come to
town to find wives. Howard Keel and Jane Powell star.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20
9:00 11 ID 00 (C) "A Pocketful of Ml,.cles." Apple Annie's lovable
low-brow friends help her impress her dau~t'Jter, who is arriv:
ing from Spain with the noble Spanish family into which she
Is marrying. Glenn Ford, Bette Davis, Peter Falk, Hope Lange
and Ann·Margret star.
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6:00 IJ lit Newa (C) (60) Clete Roberts.
0 ID 00 m H11ndey-lrlolty (C)
IJ BOB & RAY! YOU'VE * HEARD THEM ON RADIO,
NOW SEE THEM ON TV!
IJ Ont Man Si.ow (C) (30) Bob
end Ray 1uest. B loss CltJ (C) (30) Sam Riddle
hosts. m l1rbara McNalr (C) (60) Rip
Taylor, Dou1 McClure, Pat O'Brien,
The Modernalres, and The Brothers
Caln 1uest. m Anh111ls, Action and Advtnblrt <9 (30) "MQuntalns of Death." EE TV Rtadtr's Dl111t (30)
6:30 • KNBC Ntws Conference (C) (30)
Mlfody Ranch (C) (60)
Roley Crier Show (C) (30)
Run for Your Lift (C) (60)
Dr. Hudson's Stcrtt Journal (30)
• ld1e of EttrnltJ (C) (30)
· World of luuty (30)
7:00 IJ CIS Evenln1 Ntwt (C) (30) 0 KNBC SUmy (C) (30) "What
Ever Happened to Hollywood?''
Jackie Cooper takes a candid look
al the mythical world of Hollywood.
B Anniversary liamt (C) (30)
Death Yellty D1ys (C) (30) "A
Simple Question of Justice." Lane
Bradford 1uests.
al I IJlcw I Cltmt.aa With tht
ifn1 F1mi1J (C) (60)
I SCl....t Trills (60)
Do-R•MI (30)
Rat Patrol (C) (30)
Ftabn (C) (30)
7:30 II Qt (jJ Jackie lilulen (C) (60) 0 @ 00 m WJ WlllllMS (C)
(60) Kan Berry, Pew Upton, and
The Temptations are Andy's 1uests.
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ma) '44-Bin1 Crosby, Rise Stev·
ens, Baf!!._ Fitz1erald.
8@ CJ)&) Datin1 li1111t (C)
Million r Movie: (C) ''Fancy
Pants" (comedy) '50-Bop Hope,
Lucille Ball. m Wonders of tht Wor1d (C) (30)
"Istanbul."
(I) Los Cauclillos (30)
1:00 0 @ CV EE Newlywed Q11111 m Movie: (C) "from tht Elrth to
tht Moon" (space adventure) '58-
Joseph Cotten, Debra Pa1et, Georae
Sanders. m Hawaii Calls (C) (30) "Island
Variety." EE Slcebnlsh ni.atre (60) fE NET Pla,tlouse (90) "The Duel." m Noche dt Estrtno (30)
8:30 II ~ (i) My ThrH Sons (C)
(30) Katie forces Rob to have a talk
with Uncle Charley on manners, and
the result nearly drives Barbera out
of her mind. 0 eij 00 m AdaM-12 (C) (30)
"Cave." Officers Malloy and Reed
put in a busy day, climaxed by
their assistin1 a rescue team to
"PINOCCHIO" FOES-Tht! Car, portrayt!d by Bob Lussier
(lt!ff), and the Fox. played by Robert Dagney, represent a
threat to young Pinocchio in "the mu.rical adaptation of the
Carlo Collodi classic fable, airing Sunday at 4 PM in color
on KNXT, Channel 2. The hour production features the
famed Prince Street Players, Ltd. with John Joy portraying
the sympathetic and believable wooden puppet who is trans-
formed into a real, live boy.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 13, 1969
extricate a small boy trapped in 1 Yvonne OeCarlo. Celia Johnson.
home-made cave. Stuart Lee, Mitch I littJ Wtfls (C) (30)
Voeel 1uest. hssfiert .. Trnel (C) (30)
I @ rn m lnrtnc. Wtlk (C) 11:00 fJ EE ..... (C)
Refltf D«t1J CC) (60) O BRUIN CAGE ACTION!
9:00 Qt()) lirtn Acta (C) (30) * WORTH WAITING FOR!
Hank K!mball, the county •aent, g UClA labtblll (C) Tape de·
prepares to marry ~lph Monroe, lay of today's Bruin vs. Texas Lona· the lady carpenter. Ohver and Lisa horn time
utend their ~naratulations then 0 1lle ...;... " .. (C) (30) Pete<
find that they re ea~ted to PIY Falk. Carol Burnett Ctai1 Steven$
for an elaborate affair planned by ind Alexis Smith auest.
con man Hiney. II) tc.. Ii•"-Will Tl'lftl
0 @ 00 m NIC S.turdly Mov-11:15 fJ fabuS.us 52: (C) "flleby Diet"
it: "Return fro111 ttle Dtad" (dra· (adventure) '56 -Grerory Peck,
ma) '65 -Maxlmll~an Sc~ell, Sa· Richard Basehart. Orson Welles,
mantha [Uar, lnand Thuhn. e· News (C) I Hone Opera (60) Sltlrday Ni&trt Mn: "'Tiie
9:30 ~Ci) Petticoat Junctieft (C) · (drama) 'SS-Jose Ferrer,
(i1) (VQ) Ho!lywood Palace June Allyson Joy Paae Kendall
( ) Flip Wilson hosts. Guests are Clark. fsa!>el' Bonner, Jay Barney.
Judy Carne, Dana Valery, The Dane· 11·300 Mowit: "JW WM Mat Die"
inf Devils. Friends of Distincti~n, ' (drama) '58-Melina Mercourf, Jean McCall and Brill, and 0. C. Smith. Servais.
0 PllUbln's PeopS. (C) (90) Di~ I News (C)
Clark, author John Hallowell, Fer-11:4S • m Jo1M1111 Canott (C)
nando lamas 1uest. Mwit: ""9 Mi...-Vices"' (com-m luck Owens (C) (30) edy) '48-0ana Andrews, Lilli Palm· fI1) 1llt Toy net lirlW Up (60) er, Louis Jourdan.
"The Po,!!!_ Express.." 12:30 O Mtiwie: ~ ff tt.e Hilb" 10:00 fJ Cij (I) Mannix (C) (60) Man· (drama) '41 -John Wayne, Betty
nix Is hired by 1n aircraft industry fields.
executive to find the potential mur· m Mlft in Crisis
derer who tried to kill him by 1:00 fJ Mowit: ''TIM C.,.t ll1lpl SbNy"
sabotacinc his private plane. (drama) '60 -5'1 Mineo. James m News (C) (30) Da"en, Susan Kohner.
Bill AndtrlOn (C) (30) m AU-Nipt sa.o.: (C) "To the """"Ide Roundup (60) Shores of Tripoli," (C) "Black Nar-
. lo1 de Mtlico (90) cissus," and (C) "Spoiler of ttie
10:30 Zane lirty (30) Forests."
News (C) (30) Bill Bonds. 1:151 Nen (C) Movie: "Captain's Paradise" Advtnt»tts of tbe Sustnf (C)
(comedy) '53 -Alec Guinness, 2:30 Ntn (C)
'SILENT NIGHT,
LONELY NIGHf
Two troubled aod lonely peo-
ple med at a New England re-
sort and have a brief love affair.
in "Silent Night. Lonely Night,"
an NBC World Premiere movie
Tuesday at 9 PM on NBC.
This made-for-TV movie stars
Lloyd Bridges and Shirley Jones.
Co-stars are Carrie Snodgress.
Robert Lipton, Lynn Carlin.
Stefan Amgrim.
Sltfrl'Y lonu and Uoyd Brid1's
John Sparrow (Bridges) and
Katherine Johnson (Miss Jones)
meet enroute to a New England
resort hotel. He is despondent
over the mental condition of his
wife, Jennifer (Miss Carlin ).
who bas been confined to a san-
itarium in the New England
town since she attempted suicide
following the accidental death
of their daughter.
Katherine has just learned
that her husband, a traveling en-
gineer, bas been unfaithful and
is contemplating divorce. She
has come to the town to see her
son Jerry (Arngrim), who is
confined in a school infirmary.
While watching and waiting
for improvements in Jennifer's
and Jerry's conditions, John and
Katherine grow quite food of
each other.
Carrie Snodgress and Robert
Lipton play Janet and Philip, a
young married couple.
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Robin Askwith, a 10-year-old British actor, stars in the title
role of this television adaptation of the Mary Mapes Dodge
classic "Hans Brinker," on NBC, Sunday at 7 PM. Eleanor
Parker, Richard Basehart, Cyril Ritchard, John Gregson and
young Robert~ Tovey complete the cast. The musical special
includes nine new songs by Moose Charlap, and was filmed
on location in Holland and Norway.
..
A musical-comedy Ch ristmas Panto.mime
staged in a major Los Angeles department
store, three contemporary parodies of
"Jingle Bells" and a review of the swing-
ing songs of the 60s are spotlighted when
Bing Crosby and Carol Burnett star in
"Together Again for the First Time,"
Thursday at 8 PM on NBC. Juliet Prowse
is their special guest along with country-
western star Roy Clark.
sahara
"Sahara," an NBC ~ews actuality about
world's largest desert, airs as a special
on NBC, Friday at 7:30 PM. The second
of the G.E. Monogram series, "Sahara "
was produced by multi-award winner Lou
Hazam and directed and photographed by
Tom Priestley. NBC news crews joined a
camel caravan in the Republic of Niger
and filmed Taureg nomads as they made
their way by foot and on camel across 500
miles of sand to the salt pits at Bilma,
located in one of the most inaccessible
regions of Northeast Niger. An 11-year-
old boy on his first caravan is the focal
point of the colorcast.
l I
(
Allen Hich
(Allen Rieb ls on vacattoa. This space wUJ be filled by guest
columnlsts until bis return.)
By ROBERT WAGNER
AleD.Dder Mundy In ABC's It Takes a Thief
Al Mundy is one of die most honest roles I've ever done. Not
the SlituaUons he gets into; tba.t's fiction, way out. Mundy I'm
talking about.
He's an aware charncter-today, tor reaJ, one had better be.
He's antHlstablishmeot-to agree with everything going on
today one has to be crazy.
He lives life to die hilt-so I like to pilot my own airplane,
race cars and ride motorcycles. ·
I honestly believe people like the
"Thief'' because Mlllldy is someone they
can identify with, or would like to be.
The range c4 the audience is remark-
able. Women are just M involved as dle
men. It's an all-ages audience, so when
we start ailring tile show at 7:30 p.m. on
January 19 (moving from Thursdays, lG-
to-11 p.m.) ell people who enjoy the show
will get a chance to W'a'tdl.
The audience is there because every-
one connected with "Thief" goes ahead
full steam. There hasn't been a letdown WAGNER
and we've finished about three-fourths c4 oor season's com-
mitment to ABC: that is srories filmed, not all tne segments
aired. The enthusrasm is from the coffee maker (Max Isiin) on
the set 1to the executiive producer (Jack Arnold). There's a lot of
adrenalin going for the show.
There has been a change on "Thief" llhis year. Fred Astaire
agreed to be with us for four, maybe six stories, playing my
father. The respmse t.o him •has been excel.lent. What else would
you exipect for Fred? Anything Fred is associated wi tih is class.
We define dle dlanders as Robin Hood and Rattl~e·s retired
-with me doing the Raffles bit.
We went to Europe for the first llme this year, expecting to
do about four shows there. 1be scenery and locations were so
fabulom, we stayed three mCJlllM and filmed seven shows. Next
year we're. going back to do even more. Since Mundy ls an IJ>.
temational thief working tor a secret U.S. agency, we might as
well move around ln bis arena.
Our gyest star policy that's always been good -"get the
best" -has been great so far. ln Europe we got the best foreign
film actors. Some never did American television before. Even
Peter Sellers did a cameo role m one of tile stories. When we got
back to the Universal lot. we were ablo to sign Miss Bette Davis,
who just finished a story written specitically for her, Joseph Cot·
ten and Wilfred Hyde-White.
About Robert Wagner. He doesn't wor1c aU the time. I Uve In
Palm Sprtnp with my wife and daughter. While I work, I keep an
apartment on the lot; also an oft'lce. My wile (Mn. Wagner ts
former actress Ma"rioo Mwsball) and I keep busy workJng on Che
house. I also collect dllnp for it; antiques, palnttnp, modem
stuff. We a\so hope to produce our own film next ye.al' from a book
we bought. Of course, we don't neglect our four-year-old
Katherine.
I stay nt with exercise and love to play golf. The clothes 1
wear as Al Mundy are about w1lat I wear at home or when we go
out socially.
One of !lhe bonuses of moving to Monday nigtlt at tlhe earlier
hcur is that J\ll be seeing "Thief'' more. lt came on too late for
me after e Jong, hard day on the se<.
'THE SILENT GUN'
Lloyd Bridges stars in "The Silent Gun"-a western drama deal-
ing with a man's horror of senseless bloodshed-<>n ABC's Movie
of the Week, Tuesday 8:30 P.M.
Also starring is John Beck, with special guest stars Ed Begley,
Edd Byrnes and Pernell Roberts. Co-starring are Susan Howard,
Michael Forest and Bob Diamond.
"The Silent Gun" is the story of Brad Clinton (Bridges). a feared
gunman in the old Wes! who is outnumbered and wounded in a
gunfight. Pure chance prevents his killing an innocent child-and,
for the first time, he is overcome by the menace in his infamous
draw.
Completely shaken, he empties his gun and silently determines
to rely solely on his reputation for future protection.
Riding into a small town with his partner (John Beck). he faces
the first test. A farmer is being bullied by a gang of ruffians and a
young townswoman (Susan Howard), attempting to dissuade the
mob, is pushed aside by a swaggering gunman (Edd Byrnes).
Stepping in to help the pair, Clinton finds his reputation enough
to save tr.t si•uation without bloodshed.
However, he becomes the catalyst in a long-standing struggle
between the town's ruthless boss (Pernell Roberts) and its pioneer
settler (Ed Begley). Both men appeal to Clinton to sway the balance
of power, for or against law and order-and neither realizes that
the man who could shape the town's future is carrying an unloaded
gun.
Uoyd Bridges (right) and John Brck 11.de into the town of Colev1//e
determined to rid it of oil forces in the western drama, "The Silent
Gun" on ABC's Movie of the Wuk, Tuesday at 8:10 l'M.
orses, I ike men, get emphysemo.
And, no one knows just why.
A Christmas Seal supported researcher at UC, Davi s i s
studying the cause and progress of emphysema in the
horse. His results may lead to better treatment of em-
physema i n man. Many other vital medical investiga·
tions ore being carried on In California with the help
of your Christmos Seal contribution.
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THE 0.41LY PILOT, TV WEEK. DECEMBER 13. 1969
SUNDAY
DECEMBER 14
,,, 0 R N I N C
All stations reserve the
right to change proeram·
ming without advance no-
tice.
6:15
6:30
6:55
7:00
T1lt Cllriltephtn (C)
T1lt Bibi• Answers
&Ive Us This Day (C)
Totn and Jeny (C)
Sunday funnies (C)
7:30 labaan (C)
Mormon T1bem1cle Choir (C)
TY Worship of U.. West (C)
Sacred H11rt (C)
The Chrtstophtrs (C)
(]) Davey Ind Goll•tll (C)
8:00 Limp Unto My feet (C) "To
Lend a Hand." A visit with two
youn1 women who live a Christian
life of charity and work on their
own farm in Knox County, Ky.
• Tht Clltlatophen (C)
Cathedral of Tomorrow (C)
• Day of DilCOVtfJ (C)
Wondetama (C)
Al 'lft Revival Hour (C)
1 ~ Paul Harvey (C) 6 God Is the Anawtr (C) a Town Hall Mtttln1
• Christophen (C)
8:30 Look Up and live (C)
• This Is tht lift (C)
Cllmbinr Hip (C)
Movlt: (C) "Thi Oklabo1111rr"
(western) '5&-Joel McCre.a. Bar·
bara Hale. page and Michael Link from the m KATHRYN KUHLMAN Julia series are co-Grand Maf'hals.
* AND GUESTS, IN COLOR Bill Loomis describes the 150 units, 20 bands. and 15 floats. I .. tllryn Kuhlman (C) I ® rn a> Dudt., O.Ript (C) ~ ~:~bl~I Revival (C) ti)~~~ ~ Story (C) Mano a M1no Ranchtn>
9:00 IJ Camera Thrtt (C) 9:45 Qj CJ) NFL Football (C) L.A. D MJ fnortta Sermon (C) Speak· Rams vs. Lions at Detroit. first
er is Rev. Wiiiiam Klover Jr., Sl game of a doubleheader.
Paul's Lutheran Church. Northridae. 10:008 ~ltulture USA (C) IJ 0., of Dilcovtry (C) @ (I) al Gtorft of tilt Jun· 0 Campus PJofilt: "Orff.Schul· at• (C)
werk Project " Arnold Pike hosts O Movie: "Massacn River" (west·
program concerning the protect on ern) '49-Guy Madison, Rory Cal·
Promotion of Creativity and Partic· houn, carole Mathews.
l
tlon in Music Education. &l Passport to Profit I Homestead
Gospel Music (C) IC (]) m Thia Is UM lift (C) 00 First Baptist Church
(6) Kdlryn Kutt'un (C) • Cristina liuzman
(i) To11 and Jeny (C) • Realty RIV!tw (C)
Jruev1 Clta 10:30 ' Qj (6) m AR. foo tball (C)
Aarlculture Report New York Jets vs. Miami Dolphins
9:301 •nskl• footbalt (C) at Miami. First game of a double· · m The Eternal llfht (C) "The header.
Remnant." Part I of a two·part I (it) @ Q) flntasttc Four (C)
film essay recolleetina Jewish life Faltll for Today (C)
and presence in Europe, dramatiz· . : Sesline Street (C)
ing European Jewry's financial, cul· 11:00 IJ Homebuytrs' Qujdt (C) •
tural and metaphysical contrlbu· Gil (]) G) Bullwink'e (C)
tions to European civilization. ID Movlt: "American 8uttTllla in
IJ GET IN THE MOOD FOR U.. Phlllppines'' Cd~ama) '50-
* CHRISTMAS' WATCH Tyrone Power. Mlchehnt Prelle. · &l Cllurdl In the Hontt (C) 19th ANNUAL PARADE 11:30 o @m m Discovery (C) "A
FROM CITY OF DOWNEY Matter of Pride." IJ I SPIC!At f Downey Cllristm11 0 Movie: "The Youn1 Guns"
P1r1de (C) Last Sunday's 19th an· (western) '57-Russ Tamblyn, Glo·
nual Downey Christmas Parade is ria Talbot.
shown. Theme of this year's mile·
Iona parade in the City of Downey
is "A Chrisfmas Carol." MaN: Co· AFTERNOON
12:00 D Movie: "Sutter's Gold" (west·
ern) '36 -Edward Arnold. Binnie
Barnes, Lee Tracy, Katherine Alex·
ander.
0) lnttlli11nt Parent (C)
I (I) Stories of Success (C)
Cine en Su Casa
lnsipt
12:30 D litnt Autry &l Oral Roberts Prtsenb (C)
@ {])Underway tor Pt1ct (C)
(!) Plttefn for Livinf
1:00 8 ~ Ci) Nn Football (C) Cleve·
land Browns vs. Cardinals at St.
Louis.
Don Matheson and Deanna Lund are trapped in the pa.rsenger-
basket of a toy balloon taking them to another part of the
planet in "Land of the Lost" on ABC's Land of the Giants,
Sunday at 7 PM.
0 ID@ m An Football (C)
Boston Patriots vs. Houston Oilers
at Houston. IJ Movie: "Massacre rt Sand
Cre .. " (westem) '5&-John Derek,
Everett Sloan, Gene Evans.
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1:30 p,@(])a,) IUUtS and Anawtf1 m I IFlcilL ! C.l.f. 4A Ch1mpion·
sllip footb1!I (C) Two of the best
high xhool squads of Southern
California participate in a came
played either at the Los An1eles
Memorial Coliseum or An1heim
Stadium-dependina on home town
of the finalists. &l Voice of Calvlry (C)
2:00! hess Conference (C) Buell Owens Sllow (t)
(l) Sund17 Mltin": "My Friend
Flicka." Roddy McDowall. Im Chucho ti Roto al F11ture (C)
2:301J Movie: "Where There's life"
(comedy) '47 -Bob Hope, William
Bendix. Signe Hasso. D Movie: ''Confidentially Connie"
(comedy) '53-Van Johnson, Janet
Leigh, Louis Calhern, Walter Slezak.
An expectant wife's voracious IP·
petite for steaks unsettles a small
New En&land town. O Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "My friend
Flicb" (drama) '43 -Roddy Mc·
Oowall, Preston Foster, Rita John·
son. Story of a boy and his wild
horse.
18111 Ander10n (C)
• Estrellas en Miami (C)
3:00 Movie: (C) "Chicago Conflden·
t11I" (drama) '57-Brian Keith,
Beverly Garland.
(£) F11turH (C)
3:30 D Movie: (C) ''W1y of a Gaucho•
(drama) '52-Rory Calhoun, Richard
Boone. Gene Tierney, Hu1h "'ar-
lowe, Everett Sloane. An Argentine
gaucho who makes a poor soldier
becomes an outlaw and attracts a
large following. ED Mistero11rs' Nelpborhood (C)
(R)
3:45@ CI) International Traders '(C)
4:00 6 I sPICIAL I The Prince Street
Players, ltd. (C) "Pinocchio." Mu·
slcal adaptation of Car1o Collodi's
heart-warming classic about 1
wooden puppet who is transformed
into a real boy. John Joy portrays
Pinocchio. D Dn Campus (C) "John Tunney
on Campus." Congressman Tunney
from Riverside talks with Pitzer Col·
lege students about local and state
problems .. Bob Wri&ht hosts.
I Dr. Kildue
I love Lucy
@ Laramie (C)
@ lodler Room (C)
I Whit's New? (R)
(j) Babn1n (C)
Cretnt0S
Sports Spechculn (C) "1962
~rts Thrills."
W Upbut (C)
4:30 0 Close Up (C) The actual birth
of a baby is seen during this half
hour. A new technique in prepared
childbirth is explained and dis·
cussed by Or. Fernande Lamaze.
I Sltlppy (C)
Samson (C)
Voice of the Hour
(6) film f11tum
Adventure: "Sinbad '64." A
filmed account of Australian dentist
Bill Howell's solo Atlantic crossing.
r;t (j) face th• Nation (C)
ii) Musica J Pal1br11 fD The Rifltt111n
5:00 IJ Ftce tile N1tlon (C) D Spt1k Up (C) Bill Leyden.
l'I LOST IN SPACE IS * FOUND! HI, DR. SMITH!
B lost in Sp1et (C)
Movie: (C) "The M1tln1 Ga111e"
(comedy) '59 -Debbie Reynolds.
Tony Randall, Paul Douglas, Una
Merkel. When the Internal Revenue
Service sends a tax investigator to
check on a family, the investi1ator
falls in love with daughter of the
delinquent and the IRS learns that
it actually owes $17 million to
the estate in question. 0 Shirley Temple Film: "Heidi."
Johanna Spyri's classic tale, star·
rin1 Shir1ey Temple. Jean Hersholt,
Helen Estley and Mady Chriltians.
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Patty Duke
(I) Seven Arts Th•tn: "Prince
of Players." Richard Burton.
I Hew Te Many a MlllloftAQ
6 My World (C) ~ Cttlldrtn'a StMdal: "Pete
and the Wolf." A dramatized ver·
sion of Sercel Prokofiev's popular
symphonic fairy tale performed by
the Charles Playhouse Musical
Theatre for Children In Boston.
Cit ~mlfa TilrM (C)
I ...,. eo ... tM ... <C>
Run fw Yow Lit. (C)
5:30 N.._aMfi (C) John G. Vene-
man. Undersecretary of the United
States Department of Health, Edu·
cation and Welfare, is queried about
federal poverty legislation and •P·
proprlations. D A11 Amtriun Collect S11ew (C)
Judges include Robert Fuller, Don
Defore and Artene Golonka.
I McHalt'a Navy
Suntet Trails
@ Tiie World To•rrow (C)
Frtndl Chef: Julia Child. "The
Potato Show." tn (() Flint FMbntl (C)
fV[NING
6:0011 MXT Newa (C) (30) o @ oo m M"t ttie ""' <c> (30) IJ Polka Parade (C) (60) "Salute
to the Spirit of Christmas."
I Daktari (C} (60)
Animals, Action and Advtnttn
( ) (30) "Assignment Congo."
An adventurous journey from the
source of the Nile, Rippon Falls,
through Lake Victoria and Lake
Albert, through Queen Elizabeth
National Park for a visit to a
pygmy vi'lage in the lturl Forest
of the Belgian Congo, and to a
native village where the Watusis
perform their ceremonial dance.
@i) Speculation (C) (60) "A Con-
versation With Alfred Hitchcock." CR)
ft) Man From UNCLE (C} (60)
6:30 fJ Ralph story (C) (30) The hU·
man and mechanical street clean·
ers for Los Angeles are examined,
and the history of L.A.'s only "rub·
ber cast'e" is told. D @ @ m 5.E. Coll•&• 1owt
(C) (30}
O Dick Van o,\e (30)
I R11n fqr Your Life (C) (60)
S.1e&rush Tlleatn (60)
Ci) Sllippy (C) (30)
7:00 fJ Qi (j) Lmie (C) (30) A help·
less deer is run to exhaustion by
two thrill-seeking snowmobilers and
Lassie keeps a lonely vigil as U.S.
Forest Ranger Scott Turner pursues
the culprits in high snow country.
D YOUR FTD FLORISTS * present the premiere
of 11HANS BRINKER"
new color TV musical
O~(i)@E !lflcl41 Hsna
Brinker (C) (2 hr) filmed in Hol·
land, Norway and Germany, the
original musical version of the Mery
Mapes Dodge classic children's story
stars Eleanor Parker. Richard Base·
hart and Cyril Ritchard, with Robin
Askwith featured in the title role.
Ritchard plays the Innkeeper In •
story about a poor Dutch boy's at-
tempts to win an ice-skating race
and to seek help for his allln1
fathet. II BAUMwidl l~1{1]1(!1:Jlbl a The laron (C) (60)
D Rf DE A WILD BALLOON * TO NAKED TERROR on
LAND OF THE GIANTS 0 @ (}) G) LalMI .. .... , .....
(t) (60) "Land of the Losl" The
Earthlings try to barpln for their
freedom after beln& lured by 1
giant rvler to a country on th•
other aide of the planel
7 FT.
! Joe ..... .. (C) (30)
MMt: (C) "Fro• tlle Eri tt
Moon" (space adventure) '58
-Joseph Cotten, Debra Pacet. fill Tho Advocatu (C) (60)
'°Should High Schools Give courses
In Afro-American and Spanish·
American histOfY? m Co•icol , Canclonea (30)
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dent pretends he is a wealthy •
man·about-town and pawns his bt-
longinp to take Alison to dinner.
John Roper guests.
1:00
0 Million $ Movie: (C) "TM 180-
en" (drama) '55 -Kirk Douitaa.
Bella Oarvl, Gilbert Roland, Ce-
sar Romero, Lee J. Cobb, Katy
Jurado. Story of the stormy career
of a bumptious sports.car cham·
pion. ID Pusport IO Tmtl (C) (30)
"Mountain Holiday.'' Host tfal
Sawyer journeys to the Austrian
Alps. m Horao Opera (60)
&!) Loa C1udllloa (30)
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IJ TONITE'S BEST BET! D@ Cl) a> AIC Sunday Mowte: 10:30 0 Tllo Wortd y....,.. (C) "lrt * The ED SULLIVAN Show! (C) "Tiie DelcUJ IMI" (mystery) a Lona Lonet0m0 Lootdn1.'' IJ~(j) Ed Sullivan (C) (60) '67 -Suzanna Leigh, Frank Anlay. m t.111111 Wllid 9f Ed latler (C)
Guests Include Peter Gennaro, Guy A spine-tln&lin1 thriller involving a 0) Katlwyn kulal .. n (C) (30)
Marks, Lain le Kazan, John Davidaon, swarm of giant killer bees trained 10-.45 D Ci1J CJ) a> ,._. <C)
Topo Gigio, Richie Havens, The to sting their victims on order. 11:001 B QJ Ntn (C)
Mecnars, and Wayne & Shuster. m I itlc!A(I Prince of PNCe (C) ~I of 1'-.,IW (C)
0 ROLLER GAMES-Live! (C) (30) An orlr inal Jau cantata com· Mn: (C) "Slf OM tor .....
* T BIRDS vs TEXAS' posed, conducted, pertonned and (musical·reli1lous) 'S9-Bln1 en. • • • aing by former narcotics addicts. by, Debbie Reynold&. Robert W11· IJ Roller '--(C) Host is Leonard Nimo,. ner. D FORD MOTOR COMPANY m Cavaic.de of looks (C) (30) In.. Mowte Qa• (C)
* nts THE FBI ft\ u-..__ Movie: "Joltnny ApeNo" (dr• prese u:1 •--...... lMlup (60) ma) '40 -Tyrone Power, Dof'othy D @CJ)G) Tiie Fii (C) (60) fil) HollleWOld (60) (R) Lamour, L~ Nolan.
"Journey Into Night" Erskine hunts &!) O..lnaoa Herdtz (30) @ @ Cit Cl) Ntn (C)
escaped federal prisoner and his 9:301 News JC> (30) Dou& Dudley. l1:30 II Morie: (C) ..... WllMI In Eden'"
son. a leukemia victim. John Ver-! IH<_q Voices of C......._ (drama) •sg_:_Jeff Chandlet', Esther
non. Michael Kearney guest. ( (30) With bandleader Les Williams. m Cesar's Wor1cl (C) (30) "lsl1nds Brown as host and music director, Cl Loh•n & Bartl., (C) A wed·
at Carnival." Maureen O'Hara and a unique IJ'OUP of caroleera per-ding tonight culminates the "I Do,
husband Captain Charles Blair fly form at the Children's Ward of Lohman and Barkley" contest.
to St. Croi~. costumes. music and St. John's Hospital, Santa Monica. 0 wuna11 f. Buctltf (C) Eu&ent
parades highlight the Carnival m The Spo'1I Set (C) (30) Rostow, Under Secretary of State
Week at St Thomas. &!) eo.ontatm J Caltl>rtdade& (C) for the Johnson Admlnlstrltlon,
@i) The Fonrt-Sap (60) "In the 10:00 fJ Qt (j) Mltsiltl: lmpoalble (C) and J. Robert Moatlln, Forel111
Web_." Soames files for divorce. (60) To head off a threatened Editor of Look Maaulne, cuest for
@I) Carreaal Mllicano (60) atomic blast, Jim Phelps poses as a discussion tltled "Negotl1tln1 for
1•30 m Probe (C) (30) "Of Walls and a temperamental artist with guest Peace."
• M n " Barbara Luna as his model. Ii) CIMW11 Sundfy (C) "Give Mo
e · .. D QJ @ fm The lold Ones (C) the Stars," with Lenl Lynn. fB Wor1cl TOMlfflW (30) .. Re-(60) "Dfaw a Stral&ht Man." Dan· @ (]) IMflllt (C)
searching the Silent World. forth and Washburn set out to . rid 12:00 g ,..._., Fil• (C) "Bo.x of
9:00 II~ (j) l n 11 t UH a!"• ( C) the police department of members Maalc." Proaram ahowt the manu·
(60) Kaye Ball1rd, David Frye, Involved In a bur111ry ring. facture of CARE paclcaaes. ~~-:: Ash and The Temptltlons 8 m ~~TJ~> T~3~} •• (C) (60) 1Z:30 0 _.linf fretlJ (C) Guest Is
Cl 9 @ m Boftllll.I (C) (60) Mort Sahl guests. Desmond, Morris, z.oolofil!, and IU·
"Old Friends." Ben Cartwright be· I uber Report (C) (30) thor of 'Th• Naked AcMi.
comes the unwillln& participant in Man .. n t1n111 1:0011 Movie: "llllWt Dttrtil" (dra·
11 bitter manhunt involvina two old : Net FtltiVal (60) ''Tht Wort~ ~·> '56 -Dtnnls O'Kttft, Pat
friends. Robert Wilke, Moreen of Bossa Nova." (R) 0 Brien.
Woodward ruest. @I) Cru Tutro (60) 1:30 Cl News (C)
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 13. 1969
MORNING 10.plult'a c.rtoon Catie (C)
tiumby (C)
News/Stoel M11tet
5:55 IJ &Ive Us T11ia D11 (C) 8:15@ (])Video Dl1tst (C)
6:00 IJ Sllnriae Se•ester (C) 1:30 I Marlnt Boy (C)
6:25 0 Education Eldaan11 (C) Rocktt Robift Hood (C)
Ttn Steps to Modtn1 Rtaelln1 8:45 IJ Your MtfttY's Wri (C) Thurs.
T ntfat al tubn -Clec11t tuner •d con,rols -
Al Hcessary adlntm•tl -DegauuhtcJ -Color
1Cree11 setup -Static convergen.
6:30I OdJuty (C) (I) Rtdy and Hia Fritncls (C)
EdllUtional Pto,raas 9:00 1J ~ (i) The Lucy S11ow (C)
• Law fOJ Utt LIJman (C) Wed. 0 @@ @D It Takes Tw (C)
6:55 0 MIC Ntw1trvict (C) Mel Torme, Edie Adams, Norm
7:00 CIS Ntw1 (C) Joseph Benti. Crosby and their spouses euest
@ 00 m T1tt TodlJ Sltow (C) I Lovt That lob: Bob Cummings.
COMPLETELY GUARAN'l'EED SERVICE ON Eltrti• wrrt11 ti~ (C) Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Mr. W-llhbont (C) Dtbbit Dmt Danctt'Cilt (C)
COLOR & 8/W Ftlil Utt Cat (C) @ (I) J~ la lannt (C)
Co•Modity/Stoct Report Undtnlo1 (C)
: Stsaint StrMt (C) Children's Special, Mon., Tues.; ALL BRANDS FROM ADMIRAL TO ZENITH Forsytt Sa11, Thurs. 7:25 1 Conununity Bulletin Bo11d (C) 9:
301
l?E Bevtrly Hlllbllllft
7:30 fOJtip Lt&ioftnalrt • 6 ~ Conctntratlon (C) News (C) ~
• It Is Written (C); Prince of Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Puce (C) Tues.; Bible Story (C) • Wtstlfn Star Tittatrt Thurs. Movlt: See Daytime Movies.
!Wondtraaa (C) tiu111by (C)/tiuicltpost; hblic
Cool Md:ool ind friends (C) S.rvlca Films, Tues. Ci) CBS News (C) @ (I) H1ydtn'1 Happtnlnr (C)
"TODAYS SERVICE WITH TOMORROW'S KNOW-HOW" 7:35 0 Tht His and Htr of It (C) t1ll Children's Shows
Geoff and Suzanne Edwards host. 10:001 Andy tiriffittl (C) 18931/i Park Ave. Costa Mesa 8:00 1J t.ij Ci) Capt.In Kan1aroo (C) • ~ Ci) @D Salt of Utt Century 1J Unclt Waldo Cartoons (C) • Movie: See Daytime Movies.
BING CROSBY-CAROL BURNETT SPECIAL
A musical-comedy Christmas pantomime
staged in a major Los Angeles department
store. three contemporary parodies of "Jin-
ale Bells" and a review of the swinging
songs of the '60's are spotlighted when Bing
Crosby and Carol Burnett star in ''Together
Again for the First Time" in color on NBC,
Thursday at 8 PM.
Additional highlights include special guest
star Juliet Prowse dancing to "Malaguena"
as played by country-Western guitarist-vocal-
ist Roy Clark and Der Bingle reprising his
ever-popular "White Christmas."
Show opens with the entire cast singing
''Together Again for the First Time," an
original musical note to the fact that this
is the first time all four have worked to-
gether on the same show.
"Jingle Bells" is revised to reflect bow it
might have been written by three contempo-
rary composers -John Hartford ("Gentle
on My Mind"), Jerry Herman ("Mame"
and "Hello, Dolly!") and Meredith Willson
("Music Man"). Clark plays and sings "Gen-
tle on My Bells," Carol and Juliet duet
"Jerry-Built Bells" and Bing sings "Mr. Will-
son 's Bells."
Bing dons the guise of Santa Claus to
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listen to the Christmas wishes of Carol as
a little girl, Carol sings "The Dolly Song"
and the two duet ''Married."
Clark and Crosby team to present "Try
a Little Kindness" and "Nashville Cats." and
Bing grabs a ukulele to join Clark in a ses-
sion of country-style "pickin' and grinnin' "
-music alternating with joke$. Then Miss
Prowse and Clark perform "Malaguena."
The major Christmas pantomime finds
Carol, a saddened charlady working in a
department store on Christmas Eve, and
Bing, a janitor who tries to cheer her up. In
the subsequent musical-comedy fantasy,
stuffed animals and Punch and Judy puppets
come to life and Bing and Carol are trans-
formed into prince and princess as they tour
the various departments of the store.
Musical highlights ot the sequence in-
clude Bing singing "Tip Toe Through the
Tulips" a la Tiny Tim and "You Mustn't Be
Discouraged." and Bing and Cuol duetting
"Here's to Us" and ''Have Yourself a Merry L
Little Christmas."
The concluding musical segment features
the entire cast in a medley of songs from / 1. P 1 1 8 . c b 1 It'-Cls -'-• , " lt!I rowse o ns int ros )I or ~ rYI· the 60 S. ma.s special with Carol B11rnm.
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th ru FRIDAY
I Eatoce of J•dau, lues.
News/Stodl Mlfltt
(j) Sllnn' Today (C)
10:15 Cl) Wortd T1i., Mon.; 'ubllc Sen·
ice, Wed., Mr. M1tdl1ndlsinr. Fri.
10:30 I tit (j) LOft of Lift (C) · ID @ m Hollywood Squares
(C) Guests are Arte Johnson, Nan·
ette Fabray, Sebastian Cabot, Mere·
dith MacRae and Stu Giiiiam.
II) World of Women (C); Wild Ad·
venture (C) Wed.
11:00 IJ ~Ci) Where tit• Hurt la (C) a o oo m 1eop1rdy <C> 0 Tll• Galloplnr Gourmet (C)
II) Romper Room (C)
11:251) 9 (j) CIS Ntn (C)
11:30 IJ tit (j) Seard! for TollOfTow (C) Q Q) @ m N1mt Droppen (C)
Al Lohman and Rorer Barkley OO·
host. Arte Johnson, Irene Ryan and
Cesar Romero guest. 0 Johnny Grant (C) Dick Whittin1·
hi'I sub-hosts.
I Tiit Annivtraary ti•.. (C)
Tempo (C) Baxter Ward hosts.
Sheriff .lofln (C\
Trntl Fihns (C); 'eraptd.ivl/
Strttdl ind Sew (C) Wed, only
fll) StsalM Street (C) (R)
u:s~a<D @ mN•c " ... <c>
/\fTfRNOON
12:00 IJ Boutique (C) Lou Shaw, pro·
ducer of the controversial play "Ohl
Calcutta!" guests. Q QJ @ m You're '11ttin1 Mt
On (e) Guests are Peter L1wford,
Rita Moreno, Corbett Monica. Bren·
da Vaccaro, Bill Cullen, Pe111.Y Cass.
I Movie: See Daytime Movies. @ (}) ltwltdltd (C)
News (C) Bill Johns.
Stock Marlltt CleM
Ci) Andy Griffith (C)
12:30 8 Cij Ci) As Ult WOfld Tums (C)
· fl) @ m 011' of Our Liva
(C) Macdonald Carey stars.
I @ (I) That Glr1 (C)
Nni (C) Jack Latham.
Oialinr for Dollara (C)
Stock M11ttt Analysis
1 :00 IJ 9 Cl) low Is 1 M1ny Spltn·
dorld Tllln& (C)
I Q)@ m Tiit Dodon (C)
@ (I) Drt1m Home (C)
Movit: Set Daytime Movies.
Offkt of Ult Prtaldtnt
Tiit ti1llopln1 &ourmtt (C)
1:15 Eil) School l"rO(fllftl 1:301E Guldin& Upt (C) • 6 • Another Wortd (C)
Tiit l'rlnct of PllCt
(C) A series of five Inspirational
episodes on the Nativity of Christ.. 0 @ (I)&) l1l'1 M1kt 1 Dttl
~ El) Ttchnlcll Comer
1:50 Cl) fnhlona In Stwina (C)
2:00 IJ 9 ([) Stcttt Storm (C) 0 Q) 00 m lrl&flt l'ro•lst (C
I Dt1r Jlllil Mttdt (C)
@(I) G) NtwfJwtd 81 .. (C)
Hu•tn J•n<
C..IMCfftJ/Mututl fund
2:30 1J ~ Cl) Ed19 or NicM (C) 0 tU Ci) m lttttra to l.aup-ln
(C) Gary Owens ho·sts. Jack E. Leon·
ard, Kaye Stevens, Jimmy Dean and
Janis Paige auest.
I tiiri T1lk (C)
@ (]) G) Dltlna tiat (C)
Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Stock M1rktt Sun11111ry/futurt
3:00 IJ ~ (j) Comer "1• (C)
Q It's Your Btt (C) Jackie and
Barbara Cooper, James Farentino
and wife Michele Lee guest.
I ~ m1::~1r1I Ho1W11t.al (C)
Bozo's lie Top Show (C)
Waterfront
@Mltlnt1
Matin": Don Wilson.
3:30 IJ Lu~ ,1lr (C) Guests are Si·
grid Valdis, Michael Callan (Mon.);
Hope Holiday, Allen Ludden (Tues.•
Thurs.): Mike Minor, Madeline Sher·
wood (Fri.).
I Mike Douita (C)
Ozzie Ind Hlnift
@ @ m On• ur. To Uvt (C)
Hobo Kelly (C)
Dr. Hltdton'• Stcrtt Jeamll
Cl) ,,.,. Cartoon•
4:00 I S.1 Hunt; Mowil, Mon., Wed. The Naked Trutll (C)
@ (]) Q) Dirt Sh1dowa (C)
Mlpty Mouat (C)
Peter Sunn
4:15 Eil) The Friendly Ql1nt
4:301 Movie: See Daytime Movies. Divorce Court (C)
NIWI (C) Bill Bonda,
• Tiie Qroovy Sllow (C) Steam
1uests.
!Hu.ti (C)
Tiit Munster•
(I) '"" Muon fl) RIWlllde Roundu,; Jolln WtJM
Weatern film Flltfva~ Friday.
Eil) Stumt street (C) (R)
~ (j) 1lt Alntsttnes (C)
~~dtAtur
S:M llNBC N ... Mc.t (C)
News {C) Tom Reddin.
Ripper (C)
NtWI (C) George Putnam,
Batman (C)
Ci) Jhnn1, Tllom11on (C)
(j) Mdf1lt's NIVJ
I Un Canto dt Mexico
&llll11n'1 lsl1nd (C)
Dmm Ho111t (C)
5:30 @CI>mABC Newt (C)
Candid Camera
Cllll1an'1 lal1nd (C)
Sunset Trills 00 Thia D_, 1969 (C)
: Misteroaerl' Nelatlborllood (C)
(i) Ntw1 (C) Mlke Foley.
• Virvtl y Capulift1
• TOWll T1lk (C)
The Great Dollar Robbery ...
Can· We Arrest Inflation?
Inflation, the problem many Ameri-
cans now rate above even the Vietnam
war, will be analyzed Monday at 10
PM on ABC News' television documen-
tary special, '"lbe Great Dollar Rob-
bery-Can We Arrest Inftation?"
Inflation is oo matter of academic
economics to the American consumer.
It hits home hard with rising prices and
shrinking purchasing power for the dol-
lar. Unchecked, It increases in a poten-
tially disastrous spiral.
Narrated by ABC News Economic
Editor Louis Rukeyser, "The Great
Dollar Robbery-Can We Arrest Infta-
Cr ., I
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Harvard t conomut Jolin Ktnrwrh Galbraith duciu1·
ti tltt tlttontlcal caiutl
and t6tcts of lnffalkm.
...-r;;;~ tion?" involves producers, consumers, LJ/IJI lttr economists and government officials
flvt( Jc k1 in a probing study of this nationwide Alie problem. Included in the analysis will
~U be an evaluation of the Nixon Ad· --~:~WJ ministration's policies aimed at curb-
Wa.Jltln1ton, D.C. arta lto1UC'·
wlvt1 ta~ tlttlr prottJll a1airut ruln1 food prlct1 Into the
1trtet1. on tht ABC Ntw11 doc-umtntary 1twclal.
versity of Chicago, perhaps
economist.
ing inflation. In hi1 recent message
to the nation, the President assured
the people that government is acting
to halt rising prices. Mr. Nixon at
the same time called on both busi-
ness and labor to exercise self-re--
straint on the wage price front to
avoid the possibility of a recession.
Featured on the program are dis-
cussions of the causes, effects and
po~ible cures for inftation by the
celebrated liberal economist from
.HllJVard, John Kenneth Galbraith,
and by Milton Friedman of the Uni-
the nation's best-known conservative
Taking to the field for an on-scene study of the roots of inftatioft,
ABC News researched lhe impact of inftation on the Midwest, H
typical of the economic problems across America. The study fo-
cused on three extremely important consumer needs-meat, housing
and hospitalization-to paint a graphic picture of the inftationary
spiral.
In the case of meat prices, the documentary team under producer
Herbert Dorfman traced cost increases from the cattle farm, where
rising feed and livestock prices raise the selling cost of beef, to the
meat packing plant where the price jumps again, and ultimately to
the supermarket where the shopper finds his favorite meat dishes
putting an increasingly large dent in his budget Similar studies trace
the growth of inflation for construction of bowing and for hospital
costs.
lo Washington, D.C. ABC News filmed the recent hearings of
the Joint Economic Committee of the U.S. Congress in its exam-
ination of the impact of inftation on the economy today. Those
hearings, which also probed inftationary increases in food, housing
and medical costs, included testimony by Sccret~ry of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy, Budget Director Robert P. Mayo and other key
government officials.
In addition, ABC News bas commissioned a special poll con~
dueled by the Survey Research Center of the University of Michi-
gan. The survey will reveal how a cross-sec1ioo of Americans feel
about inftation, whom they blame for it. how they feel it might
be curbed, and bow the shrinking buying power of the dollar may
affect their voting patterns in future elections .
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, DECEMBER 13, 1969
MONDAY
DECEMBER 15
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 "Altd!Of'I Awtlab" Part I (mu-
sical) '45 -Frank Sinatra. Gene
Kelly, Kathryn Grayson.
9:30 D "Sina You Sinners" (musical
comedy) '38 -Bina Crosby, Fred
MacMurray, Ellen Drew, Donald
O'Connor. m "lads to Batun" (drama) '45
-John Wayne. Anthony Quinn.
10:00 O "Ailfli Commander" (drama)
'30-Neil Hamilton, Douglas Fair·
banks Jr.
12:00 D "I Am tht law" (drama) '38-
Edward G. Robinson, Otto Kruger,
Wendy Barrie, John Beal.
1:00 m "Moontldt" (drama) '42-Jean
Gabin. Ida Lupino, Thomas Mitchell.
2:30 fJ "Jim Thorpe---'11 Amtriun"
(biography) '51 -Burt Lancaster,
Phyllis Thaxter.
4:00 II (C) "All Mine To Civt'' (drama)
'57 -Cameron Mitchell, Glynis
Johns, Patty McCormack.
EVENING
5:00
D REDDIN TELLS WHAT * IT'S LIKE TO BE
ARRESTED! HE KNOWS!
6:00 II Big Ntws (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 m Huntlty·lrinkley (C) (30)
D STEVE PLAYS & SINGS
*MUSIC FROM HIS NEW
CHILDREN'S ALBUM!!
D Sttvt Allen Show (C) (90)
Guests are Redd Foxx, Mary Lou
Collins, Norm Crosby, Nie Ullett
and Dr. Dean Miller. 0 Sil O'Cloct Movie: "Tiit Hus-
tler" Part I (drama) '61 -Paul
Newman, Jackie Gleason, Piper
Laurie. A ruthless young pool shark
has an obsession to become the
nation's champion,
Did Yan Dyte (30)
Pqton Place (30)
Star Trell (C) (60)
1 (I) Mike Doualas (C) (90)
: Whit's New? (30)
(j) C8S News (C) (30)
· r11mpo dt Penlon (30)
, · News (C) (60) Jack White.
6:30 8 KNBC NIWStfllict (C) (60)
• The Came 5ame (C) (30)
Guests are Patricia Harty, Richard
Dawson and E. J. Peaker.
To TtU the Trvtll (C) (30)
Office of ttle Prtsidtftt (30)
@ Huntlt1·8rinldey (C) (30)
: Twin Circlt Hudlin• (C) (30)
Cl) Tiit Munst1r1 (30)
· Notlcltro 34 (C) (60)
• KMIR Ntws (C) (30)
* IF YOU'RE NOT TUNED
TO 5, YOU'RE MISSING
STEVE ALLEN! DO IT!!
1:00 II CIS E.,.lnt News (C) (30) fJ Wlllt's MJ llntf (C) (30) Guest
panelists for the week are Nancy
Duualt, Alan Alda and Soupy Sales. m I Love Lucy (30) m Beat tat Clock (C) (30) Huah
O'Brien auests.
ti) Co•llOClitr/Mutual fllftd (30)
taj Ci) MondaJ Show (C) (2 hr)
''The Boraia Stick." Don Murray,
I naer Stevens.
I Atloral (30)
CJ) Trutll or Consequences (C)
Cisar's World (C) (30)
That Ch1 (C) (30)
7:30 Qi (j) C......Ut (C) (60) A
dirt farmer breaks into a Dodae
City bank to obtain his savinas. 0 m MJ Wortd and Wtlcomt to
It (C) (30) "Rally 'Round the
Flaa.'' John Monroe elves his dauah·
ter a Chri$tmas present that Is dlf·
ferent, and incurs the wrath of the
nelahborhood. Henry Morain and
Harold J. stone are featured.
D CATCH DAVID HARTMAN * STUMPING THE STARS! D Stump the Stars (C) (30) David
Hartman, Joe Campanella. Vera
Miles. Roaer C. Carmel. Deanna
Lund and Dick Patterson auest. 0 @ Ci)(!) Tiit Music Scent (C)
(45) David Steinberg hosts. 0 Million $ Movie: (C) "TIM St-
crtt Invasion" (drama) '&4-Stew·
art Granger, Raf Vallone, Mia Mas·
sinl. A group of convicted intema·
tional crime ''specialists" are sent
on a secret mission to Yugoslavia
In 1943.
I TruUI or Consequences (C) (30)
Judd for tllt Dtftnst (C) (60)
Ttdlnical Cornw (30)
frendl Chtf (30) Julia Child.
"Buche de Noel." fE Chudlo ti Roto (30)
8:00 0 m laulfl·ln (C) (60) Greer
Gerson guem as Raggedy Ann, a
Southern lady and a clothed wom·
an in a nudist world. D Jldl ltnn1 (30) "Ginger Rogers
Show."
I Queen for a Day (C) (30)
Stodl Man1t/Futur1 (30)
WOf'ld Prm (C) (60)
Hit Parade (C) (90)
8:15 @ @ &) Tiit New hoplt
( ) (45) "Speed Kills." Warren, in
a sudden recuire'lce of drua·ln·
duced delusions, sets out to get rid
of George. Robert Drivas guests.
1:30 II ~ (j) Htrt's l.Jlcy (C) (30)
Kim and Craia convince Lucy to let
them keep a luge dog ovemiaht
and "he" aurprises them with a
litter of nine puppies. Jack La
L.anne auests.
D John Wooden Takes 2nd * Look at His Bruins!! 0 &ruins In Action (C) (30) Bas·
ketball highlights.
I David frost Show (C) (90)
Tiit Bir Valley (C) (60)
S. .. bMh Thtltrt (60)
9:00 II Qt (j) Mlylltrry R.f.D. ( C)
(30) In Palm Sprlnp, Sam mHts
an old Army buddy, who makes •
play for Miiiie.
0 @ Ci) m NBC MoncltJ Movie: ~ "Mluion htanaas" (adventure·
(drama) ·~ennis Weaver, Vera
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Miles, Keith Larsen. An opportun-
istic American pilot becomes in-
volved in removing the Philippine
government's entire stock of gold
bulli<>n from the island of Corre·
gidor before the Japanese find it. 1J Htrt Come the Stan (C) (60)
Guests Debbie Reynolds. Ann Soth·
ern. Jan Sterlin&. Gii Youna. Lita
Baron, Norm Crosby, Paul Gilbert,
Will Jordan, Jan Daley toast and
roast Aanes Moorehead. 0 (fi) (}) G) T111 Survlv9n (C)
(60) Duncan finds his father dead;
Jeff believes he may have killed
Baylor; Philip tells Duncan that
Riakos is behind Senator Jennin1s'
Investigation. Clu Gulager auests.
fl) NET Joumal (60) "Kaddish."
The dramatic odyssey of a man
searchina throu&h Israel for a
friend with whom he survived his
detention in a German concentra-
tion camp.
ti) Las Estrtllas J Usted (30)
9:30 119 (j) Doris Day (C) (30) After
havlna to work overtime several
nlahts. Doris plans a full weekend
of "family fun". without consultlna
anyone.
I News (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
He Said, 5'1t Said (C) (30)
Horst Opera (60)
Rtvista Mualcal (30)
10:00 Qt (j) Carol Bumttt (C) (60)
Garry Moore, Durward Kirby and
The Bob Mitchell Boys Choir 1uest.
0 LET REDDIN TELL YOU * WHAT HAPPENS WHEN
SOMEONE IS ARRESTED! em ..... cc> <60> 0 (fi) (I) OJ I l!lcilt I TIM a ... at
Dollar Robbery; Can Wt Anat I•
flatlon? (C) (60) ABC News special
lnvolvina producers. consumers,
economists and 1ovemment officials
In a problna study of the nation-
wide problem of inflation. fJ DtUa! (C) (60) Suzanne Char-
ny, The Unusual We, Carazini, and
Leigh French auest.
II) Perry Maon (60)
tll) F"trin1 Unt (C) (60) "The Sellin&
of the President, 1968," the best-
seller throniclln11 the successful ef-
forts of advertisina men to promote
the election of President Ni~on, is
discussed by author Joe McGinniss
and host William f. Buckley.
I Carce! di Multres (30)
10:30 Cristina Quzm1n (30)
11:00 0 0 ID News (C)
T1ll WlltlflMfS
TIM Movie 51•1 (C) Pa11elists
are frank Gorshin, Dinah Shore,
Nanette fabray and Phil Slivers.
I Outer Umlts
@ Qi (I) Newt (C)
• · Newt (C)
11 :lO i I Mtn Qrlffin (C) I tE m JollnnJ Canon (C)
0 KUP'S GUESTS DON'T * JUST TALK! THEY SAY
SOMETHING! TUNE IN!
B K.up's Sllow (C)
@ rn m Th• Joey lilllop
Show (C) fJ Mowil: (C) "Tiie Saa amt"
(1dventure) '55-John Wayna;
II) Mowie: '1il'ffll Finpra" (dra-
ma) '48 -Robert Beatty,
12:00 m Movie: "Th• L8d.1tr" (mystery) '44/-Sir Cedric Hardwickt, Merle
Oberon, Georae Sanders, Laird Cre-
gar.
Suunne and Geo« Edwards have arrived on
the scene to sustain what appears to be a dimin-
ishing art-form-the husband-and-wife team in
the world of entertainment.
One doesn't realize 1he absence of such pair-
ings until he scans the weekly television listings
and suddenly the fact leaps out with a vengeance.
Time was when television and radio were liberally
sprinkled with Mr. and Mrs. type situation com-
edies that were mainstays in programming.
Suunae and Ceoft ~eko-Carl Rdaer ud 10• llob.
Suzanne and Geoff's 90 minutes of conversation
and variety eacfi weekday moming on Channel 7
(7:30 to 9 AM) is substantially different from the
former filmed shows. Where those shows had
lines from scripts to read and memorize, the
Edwards' have to wing it from a fact sheet. And
where those shows had stop and go scenery
changes. "The His and Her of It" goes straight
rhrough with only a breather at commercial
breaks, creating great pressure.
This brings to mind 1he age-old question of
what happens to a husband-and-wife performance
when they've had one of 1heir little spats on the
way to the studio ... or if someone got up on
the wrong side of the bed?
With their show only a month old, Suzanne and
Geoff haven't reall y had the big test and admit
it's a frightening thought and know that inevita-
bly it will happen. They admit also that there was
one notable test of patience on both their parts.
The issue was over bow to treat a parricular pro-
gram segment rather than a family squabble and
in 1ypic.al fashion the result was an equally age--0ld
disclaimer: "OK we'll do it. But if it bombs don't
blame me!"
The demanding schedule of doing five shows
a week is brutal enough to set the most level
tempered mates at each others' throats periodical-
ly. You add to this the fact that Geoff has his
3-hour, six days a week disc-jockey show on
KMPC and then add to this the complete turmoil
of house remodeling with Suzanne doing the
architecture and lining up the contractual work.
You top all this off with over l 00 personal ap-
pearances each ye,,.r. ' ·
Suzanne and Geoff be<:ame a team in an un·
usual way. He had been using her as the brunt
of many of his jokes on radio and finally she
rebelled and demanded time for a rebuttal from
the station. The striking brunette not only got air
time but was acclaimed by the distaff side of the
audience throughout the Southland. As it happens
in fairy tales and Hollywood, an important pr<>-
ducer, Art Stark, was also listening and he set
in motion the format idea he bad been saving for
the right couple.
An mudidon tape was cut and ABC's Owned
Station Division bought the idea and now the
show is seen in the major markets in the country.
Geoff is one of those natural humorists who
can find a laugh in almost everything. His acting
skills have led to roles in motion pictures and
many gueslings on television such as That Girl,
Good Morning. World, and I Dream of Jeannie.
He has made many appearances as newspaperman
Geoff Powers on Petticoat Junction and has a
featured role in Columbia Pictures release "The
Comic" which was produced and directed by Carl
Reiner and stars Dick Van Dyke. He has ap-
peared on a variety of radio and television com-
mercials and was named Radio Personali1y of
the Year for 1967 by the Los Angeles Times.
A n•dve of New Jersey and a graduate of Duke
Universtiy, Geoff started his career in Palm
Beach, Florida where he met Suzanne (he rried
to steal h~r parking place) and subsequently mar-
ried her. They migrated to the West and landed
in San Diego where he ran the gamut of an-
nouncer, newsman. feature film host, and emcee
of a nightly inrerview show prior to winning the
"Moming Man" spot at KFI in Los Angeles in
1966. He moved to KMPC in 1968.
Suzanne wu • model and had her own tele-
vision show in Palm Beach until she married
Geoff and gave up showbusiness when her chil-
dren began to arrive. She is a Chicagoan and
attended Michigan State Univesity and is de-
termined to finish her architectural studies at
Pierce Jr. College and enroll at USC. She loves
to ride and show horses as a hobby and designs
most of her own clothes. To ensure that there
are no idle moments, Suzanne also serves on the
women's committee at the Los Angeles County
Museum of Science and Industry.
To paraphrase an old bromide that might sum
up this husband-and-wife team ... "If you want
something done ... ask a busy Edwards."
TUESDAY
DECEMBER US
For morninc and afternoon
ll1tln11, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your eonvenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the richt to
chan1e proerammin& with·
'out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
t:OO D "Andlon AWtiP• Part II (mu-
wl) '45 -Frank Sinatra, Gent
Kelly, Kathryn GraYIOf1. t :JO 11 .. R1hlbow hA1nd" (music1I com-~) '44 -Dorothy .L1mour.
QJ "MJ D.trlln1 CletMnttnt• (west·
trn) '46-Htnry Fond1, Vlctw Mt·
ture. Lind• DarMll.
10:00 D (C) "'lunftcflt at Rid Sands"
(wntem) '65-Rlchard Harrison.
lZ:OO 11 WS.1 of India .. (1dwnturt) '49
-S.bu, Geil Russell. Turh1n Bty.
l:OOGI "fallen Anlll'' (dram•) '45-
01n1 Andrews.
?:JO B "~•t• DuclJ" (comedy)
'6f-Mickey Rooney.
4:30 R (C) ..,..._.. (1dventure) '54
-=Yvonne 0.C.rlo, Comtl Wilde.
I , I 'I . '. 1,
5!00
11 HOW "SILENT" SHOULD
*THE MAJORITY BE?
REDDIN EXAMINES!!
1:001~' Ntw1 (C) (60) .ltny Dunphy. • Hu tlef-lrtn.._, (C) (30) D TOGETHER WITH
* STEVE ALLEN BEFORE
YOUR HUSBAND GETS
HOME! HAVE FUN!!
II St.Yt Alltn Sllow (C) (90) Biii
Dilly, Misti Wilker, Bob Btrter
ind Jeny Shene ruest.
D Sil O'Cloa Mevlt: "Tiit H11-iff• P1rt II (dr1m1) '61 -P1ul
N1wm1n, Piper Laurie, J1cllie GIH ·
111n, Gtot'lt C. Scott. Myron Mc·
Cormick. A ruthless younr pool ahtrk hu 1n obsession to become
the n1tlon's champion.
Did Y111 DJ" (30)
~ Pltce (30)
stir Trell (C) {60)
()) Ml .. Doqtn (C) (90)
. WUt's NIW1 (30) Cl) CIS News (C) (30)
Pasion CitH• (30)
..... (C) (60) Jack Whitt.
6:JO DIC Nt••vlc:e (C) (60)
• Tiie Ct• li111t (C) (30) Tt Ttl tilt Trvtll (C) (30)
Oftlct ol tilt Pltlidtftt (30)
Ci) Hu11U.,.lri11klty (C) (30) : E Cllildntl'I s,edll (C) (30)
"R1punzel." Story of en wll witch,
outsm1rttd by htr capttv.-.
b11u1iful fair-h1lred maiden n1med
R1punzt1.' Prorr1m futures the
world-f1mous S.lzbura Marionette
Th11tr1.
I Cl) Tiit Muattn {30)
NOtidefo 34 (C) C 60)
KMIR News (C) (30) * CH. 5 Will LET YOU
WATCH STEVE ALLEN
FOR JUST 1 MORE HOUR
MEOW-Bt'hintl tht' mask and under tht' wig is Debbit' Rt'y-
nolds. 4f sht' dis~uist'S herstlf as a Playboy bunny-like "kitttn"
in ordt'r 10 spy on lrt'r husband during a bacht'lor party at
the "Casano\•a Cluh." a nightclub for mtn, in "Casanova's
Kittuu" t'pisode of NBC's Tht Dt'libit Reynolds Sho~·. Tut's-
day at 8 PM.
.... 16
THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK, DECEMBER 13, 1969
"I like to~ out
and dig for things."
Tom Brokaw is a journalist in the classic sense of the word.
He's a crusader. He gets out and digs for a story.
"Td like to spend two weeks with a ghetto kid, just follow·
rng him around. to find out what it's really like. Then I think
people would have a far better understanding of the situation."
That's the way Tom Brokaw is. And e wouldn"t have it any
other way here at KNBC Newservice.
KN1Cnewse
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7:00 CBS Eveftlnc """ (C) (30) Movie: (C) "Silent Niatit. lontlJ
Wtl1f1 My line? (C) (30) Ni&frt" (dram•) '69-ll~ Brldpi,
I love luq (30) Shirley Jones, Carrie Snodams.
But Utt Clock (C) (30) Robert Lipton, Lynn Carlin, Stefan
Co111modity /MutUll Fund (30) Am grim. Two troubled and lonely
(i) lrendtd (C) (30) peop'e meet •t a New Enaland
: AhOra! (30) resort and have a brief romance
(j) TruUt or Con1tquences (C) while each Is endurin1 marital dif·
• Islands In the 5'1n (C) (30) ficulties.
• T111t Cllr1 (C) (30) 0 GATHER THE FAMILY TO·
*PLAN AHEAD! AT 9 PM * GETHER FOR A HAPPY
OOODLETOWN PIPERS' HOUR WITH DOODLE·
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL TOWN PIPERS! ENJOY!
ON CH. 5! "YULE'' SEE! 1J I 16c!AL I TIM Deoctletown Pi·
7:30 II ~ Ci) lancer (C) (60) A pers (C) (60) "Gettinf Ready for
satanic-looking man claims the Christmas." The Doodletown Pipers
estate which Murdoch Lancer be, frolic in sona and dance as they
lieves rlahtfully belonp to youn1 prepare for a holiday party for a
Silas Hackel Guest is Pit Hln1le. 1roup of wide·eyed children.
0 lil $, m I Dte111 of Junnie Ell) NET festival (C) (60) "Jm at
(fj (30) 'Jeannie the Matchmaker." Tanrlewood: Modern Jan Quartet."
Jeannie and Tony each arrange Gunther Schuller introduces a per·
dates for Roger Healy In order t.o fonnance by this well-known Ian
end his bachelorhood. group at the 1968 Berkshire Music
n DAVID HARTMAN, VERA IFest~ Con Mona Bell (30) * MILES & JOE CAM PAN-9:90 Q?J m The Ciovemor and J.J.
ELLA STUMP IT UP!! ( > {30fGov. Drinkwater's old col·
g stump the Stars (C) (30) David lege chum, a South Ame.rlcan die·
Hartman, Joe Campanella and Vera t~t~r. c~mes lo the capital for •
Miles guest. visit. Michael Ansara guests.
0 @ rn m M 0 d Sq u. d iC) I News ~C) (30) B~xter Ward.
(60) "In This Corner-Sol Alpert." He Said, She Slid (C) (30)
Pete line and Julie hunt the land-Horse Opefa (60)
lord 'responsible for unhealthy con· • Chucho Avell1net (C) (30)
ditions in a slum neighborhood. lO:OO ~ 00 CIS News Heur (C) (60)
Marvin Kaplan guests. IJ REDDIN LOOKS AT
fJ Miiiion $ Movie: "Pay or Die'' * SILENT MAJORITY!!
(drama) '60 -Ernest Borgnine, I m News (C) (60)
Zohra Lampert. ltallan·American (jj') (l)lfl) Marcus Welby M.D.
Police lieutenant battles to keep ( ) (60) ''The Chemistry of Hope."
New York's "little Italy" free of Bradford Diiiman and Nancy Malone
the dreaded "Black Hand.'' guest as Ken and Nora McGµrney
I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) who refuse to allow Dr. Welby to
Judd for the Defense (C) (60) le I their teenage son that he has
Technic·11 Corner (30) leukemia. Barry Williams plays
Th• City W1tdlers (C) (60) Pancho.
Chudlo ti Roto (30) fJ Della! (C) (60) Tony Bennett
1:00 ID @ m Debbie RIJl!Olds (C) and Rich Little 1uest.
(30) "CasanO'la's Kittens." Debbie Perry Mason. (60)
and Charlotte spy on their husbands : Homewood (60)
by masqueradin1 as bunny-like • Carce! d• Muleres (30)
night·club kittens at a bachelor 10:30 · Cristina Ciuzm1n (30)
dinner. 11 :00 0 0 Q) News (C)
I J1dc Benny (30) The Wesilrnm
Queen for 1 D•J (C) (30) • Movie C1me (C) Sonny Fox.
Stock Mutet/Fulllrt (30) Outer l imits
Discothtq ... I Go-Co (C) (60) Cil 0 (i) ~ Ci) NIWI (C)
1:30 QI Ci) Red Skelton (C) (60) : R11r1n Press Confertnce
Jack Wild, Cyril Ritchard 1uest. I Im News (C) O @@ m Julia (C) (30) "Hil· 11:30 Merv Criffin (C)
de's No Help.'' Julia seeks employ· • 6 m Jotlnny Car10n (C)
ment for her nei1hbor's disaster· Movie: "Th• Sutped" (mystery)
prone sister. Jack Carter and Jay '45-Char1es Laughton, Ella Raines,
Novello guest. Rosalind Ivan. IJ Win With the Stl11 (C) (30) D uzJCI) m Tll t J Ol J 1 11h0 p
Guests'are Ketty Lester and Geor1e SiOW (C)
Jessel. fJ Movie: "Kin& of tti. ltoarln1 O @(l)Q) ABC Movie of the Twenties• (drama) '61-David Jans·
Wnll: (C) "The Siient Cun" (west· sen, Diana Dors, Keenan Wynn.
em drama) '69 -Lloyd Bridges, Q) Movie: ''Golden Cloves'' (drama)
Pernell Roberts. Story of a feared '40-Richard Dennln1. Robert Ryan,
gunman, so horrified by nearly ~Ill-James Cagney.
in1 a child that he determines to 12:00 m Movie: "The Astonblltd Ht1rt"
carry only an empty gun. (drama) 'SO-Noel Coward, Mar·
I David Frost (C) (90) garet Leighton, Cella Johnson.
The Ii& Valley (C) (60) 1:00 II Movie: ''TenntSMt'I Partn•"
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WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER 17
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right . to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 D (C) "Trotlblt lft ... C!tn•
(drama) '54--0l'JOn Welles, Forrest
Tucker, Marpret Lockwood.
9:30 B "Th• Pl1ln1•1n" (¥/estern·ro·
mance) '36-Gary Cooper. Jun Ar·
thur, Charles Bickford, James Elli·
son. m "T1My Uw by Nlpt" (mystery)
'U--Otto Kru1er, Pat Parrish.
10:00 fJ "AdVtnturtt of Mark Twain"
(adventure) '44 -Fredric March,
Alexis Smith.
12:00 &1 "Tiie Stranp DnUI of AdoH llitler" (mystery) '43--{;ale Sonder·
1aard, Ludwi1 Donath.
1 :00 ID ''llle lut Days of Dolwyn"
(mystery drama) '49-E.dith Evans,
Emyln Wil'lams.
2:30 0 (C) "Youn1 1t H11rt" (drama) ·~Frank Sinatra, Doris Day, Gig
Young.
4:00 IJ (C) "The Prlncas and Ute ,._
rata" (comedy) '44 -Bob Hope,
Vlrrinla Mayo, Walter Brennan.
fVf NING
5:00
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6:00 II lit Nen (C) (30) Jerry Dunphy. D ID Huntl'1·1rinkltJ (C) (30)
D BARRY SULLIVAN MAKES * SCENE WITH STEVE!
0 StM Alltft $ .... (C) (90) Barry
Sullinn, Charlie Byrd, Jim Moran,
Mike Bell ruest.
D Sb O'Clock Movie: (C) ''Tiit er"" in Ille f't.uu• (drama) '62-
0llvla de Havlllend, Rossano Brml,
Yvette Mlmleux, Geor1e Hamilton,
Barry Sullinn. A mother Is dis-
mayed when her beautiful, mentally
retarded dau1hter falls in love whlle
the two ere visitlnr Florence, Italy.
• Dick Ven l>J't (30)
P'eytDn P'tace (30)
star Tret (C) (60)
(I) Mike Dl11llas (C) (90)
. Wllars New? (30)
(i) CIS News (C) (30)
• hsion Cltana (30)
' ..... (C) (60) Jaclt White.
6:30 KNIC Nnrwrvlct (C) (60) n. ea .. c ... <C> (30)
To Ttll tltt Trwtll (C) (30) otfia ef .. ,.,...... (30) 00 H•ntltJ·l rlntlty (C) (30) . Cn1t T11 (30)
(i) TM Mwnstlra (30)
N.tkin 34 (C) (60)
lMIR ,._. (C) (30)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 13, 1969 * TUNE OVER TO STEVE, 10.vid frost sa.ow (C) (90) STILL AN HOUR OF FUN! Tiit BIC vii1t, (C) (60) Sa1tbnu Tllt•h (60) 7:00 CIS btnln1 News (C) (30) Sonrisa (30)
Miit's My liner (C) (30) 9:00 ~ (j) Medical Center (C) (60)
I lovt luq (30) Or. Gannon helps a strugaling stu·
But Ult Clocl1 (C) (30) dent nurse who has been accused
Commodity I Mutual fund (30) of mishandling a patient Belinda
Ci) Amtria! (C) (30) Montgomery guests. : Ai*1I {30) (j) Trvu. or t.nMquences (C) 0 KRAFT MUSIC HALL
• Wand•hllt <C> (30) * Steve Lawrence, Eydie
· n.t &lft <C> (30) Gorme, Sonny and Cher
7:l0 Qt Ci) RETURN H" H1w (C) -""9 r7"I .:ft Kraft Male Hall (C) (60) Buck Owens and Roy Clark u 16>1 ~ 11:.1.:.1 co-host a weekly hour of comedy (60) Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gor· me hosts. Guests are Sid Caesar, and oounUy music. Regulars In· Sonny and Cher. and The Carnival.
elude Minnie Pearl, Grandpa Jones, B Wmtllni (C) (60)
Junior Samples and his daughter @@m AIC Wtdusdar
Cathy, Archie Campbe!I, Gordie Movie: (C) "lnr lody" (comedy) Trap~, Don Harron, Lu.u Ro~an, '66-Sid Caesar, Robert !qan, Anne
Guni.11 Hutton, Mary Taylor, Stn~g-Bader, Kay Medford, Jan Murr1y, b~an, The Singing Hagers, Jeannine Richard Pryor Arlene Golonka. A Riley, Cathy Baker, Jimmy Riddle : . and Claude Phelps with music by comedy of crime syndicate errors.
Buck Owens' Bucka~. Merle Hag· After a syndlca.te collector's f~nerel,
aard and Tammy Wynette iuest. a h~nchman, d11s up the coffin, ex· B 9 @) fE Tiie Viralniln (C) pectmg to frnd a mill.Ion dollars.
{90) "A Woman of Stone." Bethel 1· N~ In P'trlplCtivt (C) (60) Leslie guests as a woman held Sylvia r EnrlqDt (60)
captive by Indians for several' years, 9:30 • News _(C) (30) ~axter Ward.
who seeks vengeance from the hus. Ht Said, Siie Said (C) (30)
band who deserted her during a Hors. Opet'1 (60)
raid. Charles Drake and Gerald 10:00 9 00 H1wall . Flve-0 (C) (~)
Michenaud also guest. SPolled Texas heiress Jo Louise 1J FUN-IT-UP WITH Maller (Beve~lee McK!nsey} pits
* STARS & STUMPERS beachboy (L~n1 Kai) ~ga1nst playboy (Kaz Garas) m a sadistic card game. 1J Stump the Stan (C) (30) Joe B @ (6) m Then C11111 Ironton
Campanella, David Hartman, Vera (C) (60) 'The Spitball Kid." Bron·
Miles guest. son helps a bi1headed, insecure 0 @ @ Ol T1le Flyine Nun (C) yaung pitcher get ready for a Uy·
(30) "The New Carlos." Carlos has out before a major league scout
always complained about the nuns (Don Drysdale). Kurt Russell and
bothering him for don1tlons and David Shelner guest
other help, but he is wonled when g COMPLETE NEWS PLUS they stop. •
fJ Miiiion $ Movie: "Dntin1tion * REDDIN COMMENTARY!
Tokyo" (drama) '44-Clry Grant, 1J m News (C) (60)
John Garfield, Faye Emerson, Dane 0 Dtll1! (C) (60) Johnny Mathis.
Clark. Story of U.S. Submarine Sammy Shore, Leigh Freneh guest.
"Copperfln" under sealed orders to m Piny Mnon (60)
enter Japan's best-guarded h1rbor. Ell) St>ecul1tion (C) (60) "A Con· m Trvtll or Con-auences (C) (30) versation with Atrred Kazin," a lit·
I Judd for Ult Defens. (C) (60) erary critic.
Tld\nkll Corn• (30) · Carcef de Mujeres (30)
Jorce Chen Coob (30) "Rice 10:30 · Cristln1 liuzmen (30)
and Tea." 11 :00 0 m @E @E Nftl (C) @II Cllucho ti Roto (30) The Wlltefn.-s
1:001J bet ltnltf (30) Dennis Day @ 00 aJ News (C)
gue.sts. Movie Ci•• (C) Sonny Fol. D (fij mm Tiie CourtUlp of Outer Limits Eddie'• fatMr (C) (30) "Mother of (i) 9 Cl) N ... (C)
the Year." To cheer up Eddie, Tom : N'ET10um1I: ''Kiddish." (R)
Corbett decides to participate in a 11 :30 ~Ci) Merv Crfffln (C)
party the mothers of his classmates • @ Ci) @E Johnn1 Cll'IOfl (C)
are giving the teacher. Pamela Tiny Tim's wedding is scheduled for
Peadon and Tani Phelps 1uest. toniaht.
I Queen for • o., (C) (30) IJ Movie: "P'trilous HolidlJ'' (ad·
stock Market/ Ft1tvrt (30) venture-mystery) '46---¥at O'Brien,
11at Forsyte Sap (60) (R) Alan Hale, Ruth Warrick.
lmpKtot Muticlles (30) 0 Ci1J (I) aJ Tiit JotJ llahop S:30 9 (J) The lfvwtr Hiiibiiiies Show (C)
( ) (30) Soupy Sales guests as an 0 Movie: "Anni lucastl" (drama)
Air Force hero who bumbles into '53-fartha Kitt Sammy Da\·ls Jr ..
the lives of the Beverly Hillbillies. Rex ln1Tam. •
1J A WHOLE RAM GAME m Mowtt: "Holld•r W•ll" (ro-* SEEENN IYN03UOR MWllNFSE.'LL 12:00 o;nc_:~~~~L~:. =; Cdra·
EV ma) '52-Victor Mature, Jane Rus· WANT TO WATCH! aell.
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(I)IQ) ltoo• Z22 (C) (30) (romance) '48 -James Stewert
e Ellcilanre Teacher," As her B Q News (C)
spon10rs. Pete Dixon ind Liz are I Community lullttin lolrd (C)
responsible when teacher Dora Country Music T1111t (Cj) •
Hughes from Britain proYes to be 2:00 All·Nirtrt Show: "Marit of Cain,"
too pro1ressive to conform to Walt "Flight for Freedom," "Valley of
Whitman rules and regulations. the Zombies."
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THURSDAY
DECEMBER 18
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve · the right to
change programming with-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 "luxury Lin•". (musical) '49-
George Brent, Jane Powell.
9:3011 "&SJ llvina'' (comedy) '37-
Ray Milland, Jean Arthur, Edward
Arnold.
10:00 O (C) "On Moonliatit Bay" (mu-
sical) '51-Doris Day, Gordon Mac·
Rae. m •'TJle Stran1er's Hand" (mys-
tery) '55 -Trevor Howard, Alida
Valli.
12:0011 ''Stran1e fascination" (drama)
'52-Hugo Haas, Cleo Moore.
1:00 m ''Dark Corner" (mystery) '46-
Lucille Ball. Clifton Webb, William
Bendix.
2:30 O ''The Jacki• Robinson Story"
(documentary) 'SO-Jackie Robinson.
Ruby Dee. ·
4:30 B ''Son of Fury'' (adventure) '42
-Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney,
George Sander~.
EVENING
5:00
11 REDDIN SAYS THINGS * WORTH HEARING!!
6:00 B Bi& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 m Huntley·Brinldey (C) (30)
11 MAHALIA JACKSON PUTS * HEART & SOUL INTO
STEVE ALLEN'S SHOW!
11 Stevt Allen Show (C) (90) Ma·
halia Jackson, Hendra and Ullett,
William Manchester, and Algie the
seal guest. 0 Six O'Clock Movie: (C) "23
Paces to Biker Street" (mystery)
'56 -Van Johnson, Vera Miles,
Cecil Parker. A blind playwright
overhears a kidnapping, murder and
extortion plot, and collaborates with
Scotland Yard to track down an
underworld gang.
I Dick Vin Opt (30)
Peyton Place ( 30)
star Trek (C) (60)
(I) Mike Dou1las (C) (90)
Whit's New? (30)
Cl) CBS Newa (C) (30)
· Pasion fiiblna (30)
Newa (C) (60) Jack While.
6:30 MBC Newservice (C) (30)
The Game lllame (C) (30)
To Tell the Truth (C) (30)
Office of th• President (30)
@ Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30)
: To Save To111orrow (30) "Foun·
tain House." A rehabllit11tion cen·
ter for mentally ill adults, in the
Hell's Kitchen section of New York
City, is explored. 'I (j) The Munsters (30) • Notlclero 34 (C) (60)
• KMIR NIWI (C) (30)
* LOOK! STEVE'S STILL
GOING ON CH. 5! FUN!
7:00 CIS Evtnlne Nen (C) (30)
• What's Mr Lint? (C) (30)
I love Lucy (30)
Beat die Clock (C) ( 30)
Commodity/Mutual Fund (30)
@ American Welt (C) (30)
: AJlora! (30)
Cl) Truth or Conaequences (C) m True Adventure (C) (30) tlD That Girl (C) (30)
7:30 fJ Qt (j) FamilJ Affair (C) (30)
Ida Lupino makes an infrequent
acting appearance as Lady March·
wood, a wealthy English widow who
offers her hand to Mr. French. Ann·
ette Cabot. actress daughter of Se·
bastian Cabot, plays a small role
as a secretary. 0 ~ @ m .. IS .. r""'ic..,!A""L-l The Little
Drumm« Boy (C) (30) An animated
musical special for the Christmas
season featuring the off -camera
voices of Greer Garson, Jose Ferrer.
Teddy Eccles and The Vienna Boys'
Choir.
11 NOW'S THE TIME TO * STUMP THE STARS
11 Stump the Stars (C) (30) Joe
Campanella, Vera Miles, David Hart·
man guest. 0 @ (}) (i) The Ghost and Mrs.
Muir (C) (30) "Host to the Ghost."
Captain Gregg is Claymore's house·
guest while Gull Cottage is being
repaired.
I Dnld Froat (C) (90)
The Bir V1lltJ (C) (60)
Sa1tb1119'I Theme (60)
NET Playhouse (90) ''Traveller
Without Lugiage." Gordon Pinsent
stars in Jean Anouilh's drama about
a man who cannot remember his
past or identity.
@I) Muaiu y Estretlaa (C) (30)
9:00 6 ~Cl) CBS Thundey Movie:
''The Am1ricanlution of EmilJ''
(drama) '64-Julie Andrews. James
Gamer, Melvyn Douglas. James Co·
burn. A love affair blossoms durin1
wartime in London. 0 @ @ m1 --,,-1-c1-XL-J 8ob Hope
Show (C) (60) Andy Williams. An·
thony Newley, Elke Sommer and
look Ma1azlne's All-America foot-
ball team guest. .Music by Les
Brown and His Band of Renown. 0@ (1) ®Tom Jones (C) (60)
Liza Minnelli, Pat Cooper. Fran~ie
Vaughan guest.
I Exitometro (30) 9:30 Newa (C) (30) Bader Ward.
He Said, She Said (C) (30)
Horse Opera (60)
Musical Owrt (30)
10:00 @ CI) m Dean Martin (C)
(60) George Gobel, Gina Lotlobrig·
ida, Orson Welles, Charles Nelson
Reilly and The Golddiggers are
Dean's guests.
II GET THE NEWS FROM
*STRAIGHT-TALKING
TOM REDDIN! Complete! O Million $ Movie: ''Gentleman
Jim'' (drama) '42 -Errol Flynn, B m News (C) (30)
Alexis Smith, Jack Carson, Ward @ (}) (E It Takes 1 Thief (C)
Bond, Alan Hale. Story of James (60) ''To Lure a Man." To save the
J. Corbett's career, including the life of his date, Al Mundy agrees
championship bout with John L. to lure the SIA's Mr. Jack to a
Sullivan. meeting with a Red spy chief. JO·
I Truth or Conuquenw (C) (30) seph Cotten. Wilfrid Hyde-White and
Judd for the Defense (C) (60) Christine Sinatra guest.
Ted1nical Corner (30) 0 Delli! (C) (60) Tom Patterson,
Theatre But (C) (30) Host· Leigh French guest.
critic Hal Marienthal looks at sev· OJ Perry Mason (60)
eral scenes from the los Angeles £t) The Advocates (C) (60) (R)
City College production of "A Gap · Carcel de Mujeres (30)
in Generations." 10:30 · Cristina Guzman (30) el Chucho el Roto (30) 11:00 0 0 OJ News (C)
8:00 B ~ (j) Jim Nabors (C) (60) The Westerners
Bill Dana guests. Nfl Game of the Week (C) 0 ~ @ m I SP!(:IAL I Birl1 and Outer Limits
Carol To1ether Araln for the fil'lt 1 iQ)@ ~OO Ntw1 (C)
Time (C) (60) Bing Crosby and • ft) News (C)
Carol Burnett present a special mu-11:30 00 Merv Griffin (C)
sical salute to the Yule season hi&h· I fll @ m Johnny Carson (C)
lighted by a Christmas pantomime Movie: "Ropt's Re1iment"
staged in a major Los Angeles de· (adventure) '48-Dick Powell, Mar-
partment store. Juliet Prowse and ta Toren, Stephen McNally, Vincent
Roy Clark guest. Price. 11 Jack Benny (30) Buddy Adler 0 @ (I) al The Joey llallop
and Van Johnson guest. Show (C) O @cv m That Girt ('C) (30) O Movie: (C) "Man in th• &rey
"I Didn't Have the Vegas Notion." Aannel Suit" (drama) '56-Gregory
Conclusion. Ann and Don retaliate Peck, Jennifer Jones, Fredric March,
when they learn that Marty Haines Marisa Pavan, Lee J. Cobb.
arranged Don's supposed marriage OJ Movie: ''Tiit Captive Heart"
to showgirl Joal)ne as a joke. Jack (drama) '47 -Michael Redgrave,
Cassidy and Hope Holiday guest. Basil Radford.
I QuHn for 1 Day (C) (30) 12:00 m Movie: "Spltfirt'' (romance) '34
Stoel Market/feature (30) -Katharine Hepburn, Robert Young.
Wuhin&t.on W1ell in Review (C) 1:00 B Movie: "Battle of the Coral
(30) Sta" (drama) '59-Clitf Robemon,
I Festival en Madrid (30) Gia Scala.
8:30 Boxin1 (C) (90) I 0 Ntwa (C) @ (I) (i) Bewitched (C) (30) Community lulltUn Board (C)
"Santa Comes To Visit, and Stays Country Music Timi (C)
and Stays." Samantha Inadvertently 1:30 All·Nieflt Sllcnr. "Force of Im·
has Santa Claus, his elves and rein· pulse," "Bedlam:' "Tlaht Little
deer as Christmas guests. Ronald Island."
long plays Santa. 2:30 fJ Newt (C)
I made s39300 for one day's
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TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
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DAYTIME MOVIES
t:OO D "T1lt Cheaters" (draml) '45-
Joseph Schlldkraut, Billie Burke.
9:30 U .. .....,..._ In lall" (comedy)
'39 -Fred MtcMurray, Madeleine
Carroll, Allan Jones.
10:00 O "Sly It With Son(" (musical)
•2J.-.A1 Jolson, Marian NiltOn.
m "letter FrHI an un•nown Wo•
an" (drama) '48-Joan Fontaine,
Louis Jourdan.
12:00 e "Sntnteen" (comedy) '40 -
Jackie Cooper, Betty Field.
1:00 m "Daisy Kenyon" (romanc.e dra·
ma) '47-Joan Crawford. Dana An·
drews, Henry fonda.
2:30 G (C) "The Rewolt of Ma111le
stover" (drama) '56-Jane Russell.
Richard E1an. Joan Leslie.
4:30 fJ "Pvsllover" (drama) '54-Fred
MacMurray, Kim Novak.
rVE N ING
5:00
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6:00 fJ ~ News (C) (60) Jeny Dunphy. 0 m Huntl1J·Brinklty (C) (30)
U EDDIE FISHER DOES * COMEDY BIT WITH
STEVE ALLEN! FUN!
U Steve Allen Show (C) (90) Paul
Smith. Eddie Fisher, John Byner,
Charles Nelson Reilly, Carol Wayne
euest.
D Six O'Clodl Movie: (C) "Sa4dle Tni•p" (western) '5G-Joel McCrea,
Wanda Hendrix, John Russell, John
Mcintire, Jeanette Nolan, Ed Begley.
A hobo on horseback. with a yen
to stay away from responsibility
and work, gets trapped into carin1
for four orphaned children and the
responsibility of stopping a range
war
I Dick Yan o,b (30)
P.yton Place (30)
Star Trek (C) (60)
(3) Mike Douala• (C) (90)
JOhn Wayn1 Western Film Fes.
tival (cont'd.) ''Star Packer.'' 1934. EEi What's New? (30) tn (j) CBS News (C) (30)
it) Pasion 51tana (30)
(f) News (C) (60) Jack White.
6:301 KNBC Newsemce (C) (60) • The Gam1 5amt (C) (30)
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 13, 1969
m Boo• But (C) (30) "Adlai 0 Across llle Seven Sus (C) (30)
Stevenson: Patrician Among the "Seven Splendors of Persia." Jack
Politicians" is an en1rossin1 study Oouelas hosts.
of one of America's late statesmen D @(])Gl Mr. Dffds Goes ti
and is discussed by author Bert Town (C) (30) "The Revolt of the
Cochran with host Robert Cromie. Buckel Briaade." Longfellow loins tl'l (j) The Munsters (30) the janitor service lo learn more
@E Noticilro 34 (C) (60) about running his own company. m llMIR Ntws (C) (30) I David Frost (C) (90) * TAKE A BREAK WITH 1lle I i& Valley (C) (60)
STEVE ALLEN! HE'S Jolln WaJne West.m Aln1 festJ.
FUNNING·IT·UP ON s•. VII (60) "Dawn Rider,'' 1936. Ell) Casals Master Class (30) Stu·
7:00 I CBS &enln1 Nns (C) (30) • Wllafs My Line? (C) (30)
I Lowe Lucy (30)
l11t the Ctocll (C) (30) 00 Cinema Showcast (C) "The
Snow Queen." Sandra Dee, Tommy
Kirk.
I Allora! (30)
Ci) Truth or ConsequeRcn (C)
American West (C) (30)
Tllat 51rt (C) (30)
7:30 Qj (i) Get Snlart (C) (30) Bill
Dana auests as a CIA aeent who
tries to find a professor who has
frozen all of North America, trap.
ping Max and the Chief. 0 m I $fic1AL I Sahara (C) (60)
The second of the G. E. Mono1ram
series, produced by Lou Hazam,
was filmed over the rugged terrain
of the Sahara desert. Cameras fol·
low an t t ·year.old boy on his ve,ry
first caravan. Actor Charles Boyer
narrates.
U FAST & LIVELY FUN * WITH MIKE STOKEY'S
STAR-STUMPERS!!
dent Joanna de Keyser guests.
@E Noches TapaUas (30)
9:00 8 tn) (j) CIS Friday Merie: (C)
"Stvtn Bridts for Seven lrotllen"
(adventure) '54-Howard l<eel, Jane
Powell, Russ Tamblyn. Jeff Richards,
Tommy Rall. When the eldest of
seven uncouth brothers in the Ore·
gon Territory brin1s home a wife,
the other six sneak into town and
steal six girts they met at a barn-
raislnf. Some brieht songs and ex·
cellent choreography. U Playboy AftAlr Darl (C) (60)
Guests are Sally Marr, Marvin Worth,
Pete Barbuttl, Pal Henry, The Com·
mittee, The Byrds and Marvin Gaye.
D @OO(E)Here Co111 tlle
Brides (C) (60) "Lorenzo Bush.'' A
hermit determined to preserve the
forests closes down the Bolts' log·
gin& operation. Ronald Feinbert
guests as Lorenzo.
I David Sussklncl (C) (2 hr)
Nueva Cita Musical (30)
9:30 News (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
He Said, She Said (C) (30) fE John Wayne Western Film Festi-IJ Stump the Stars (C) (30) Joe nl (60) "Overland Stage Raiders,''
tampanella, David Hartman, Vera 1938.
Miies guest. @E Pandoram1 (30)
D @ rn ICB let's Makt a Deal 10:00 0 @ 00 m Bradtn's World (C)
(C) (30) Monty Hall hosts. (60) "Stop Date." Kevin Grant 0 Million $ Movie: ''TillJ Drivt (Peter Haskell) is plagued with
by Nipr• (drama) '40--Humphrey personal and studio problems as
Bogart, Ann Sheridan, George Raft, his movie deadline approaches.
Ida Lupino. Dane Clark guests, and Cliff Rob·
I Trutti or Consequences (C) (30) ert.son appears in. a cameo role as
Judd for tht Defense (C) (60) himself.
The Frend! Chtf (30) "The U NEWS BEHIND THE
Potato Show." (R) * NEWS & COMMENTARY @E Chucllo ti Roto (30)
a:oo 8 ~ (i) 111e 5ood 5uys (C) (30) BY TOM REDDIN!!
When Rufus meets a gorgeous girl IJ m News (C) (30)
(euest Yvonne Craig), who teaches D (fi) 00 m Jlmm! Durante rr.
communications. he decides to at· sents The Lennon Sisters (C) (60)
tend the class to eet to know her Lorne Greene guests. A nostal1lc
better. tribute to an o!d·fashioned Christ· 1J Jadi lenny (30) mas is presented.
D (fi) (]) (£) Tiie Brady Bundi • Della! (60) George Kirby guests.
(C) (30) "The Voice of Christmas." Peny Mason (60)
Carol comes down with laryngitis a · Carce! de Mujeres (30)
few days before Christmas and will 10:30 • C.istina 5uzman (30)
not be able to sing in the choir. 11:00 0 D m Nen (C)
I Qu"n for a Day (C) (30) The Westerners
S1oct Mar\et/Feature (30) • Movie: ''The · fountainhe.cr'
lnterfact (C) (30) (R) (drama) '49--0ary Cooper. Patricia
Lu~clta (C) (30) Neal.
1:30 ~ (j) Hopn's Htroes (C) (30) I Outer Urnlb
Newkirk becomes a tumcoat-tem· 1 (I)@ 00~ Ci) News (C)
porarily-to broadcast the propa· : Fonyte Sara (R)
ganda message that. in reality, Is 11® Wews (C)
a code designed to lead allied 11:30 00 Merv 5rtffin (C)
bombers to an enemy war plant • 00 m Johnny Cal'loo (C) 0 @ 00 m Na•e of the Ga1H (C) "lady in tt11 Dar\" (musl·
(C) (90) "Laurie Marie." Jeff Diiion cal -comedy) '« -Ginger Roaers.
(Tony Franciosa) and ·Peny Max· Ray Milland.
well (Susan Saini James) discover D @ (])al The Joey Ii.,
th al reward money. offered for the Show (C)
return of a lost child, can ruin Q) Movie: (C) "Elephant bn" (ad·
morals u well as industrial em· venture) '59 -Belinda Lee, Ann.
pires. Maril Richman, tarla Borelli. Gaylor. Michael Crala.
Antoinette Bower, John Kerr and 12.1»0 m Mtvie: "Two TllOUUfHI w .... "
Edward G. Robinson auest. (drama) '44-flora Rob11>n.
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SATURDAY
DECEMBER 20
MORNING
I 9i m llnana Splits (C) a;, See tlM USA (C) "Astrowor1d." (jj) a> The HardJ Boys (C) 12:30 0 Movie: un.. Llpt Toudl" {ro-
Am na Tllrtt mince) '51-Stewart Gr1n1er.
Cuerd11 r Cultlrras m Movie: ''Tllitvu' Hicltwa(' (dra·
10:001 ~ (j) hnelope Ptts1Dp (C) ma) '49 -Richard Conte.
(i1) (]) G> Sky Hawks (C) I Open Home (C)
• MovW. (C) ''Ctlar10 at Fedet · Upbeat (C)
River" (western) '53-Guy Madison. 1:00 • Movie:, "Ono for die Book"
Frank Lovejoy, Vera Miles. (comedy) 47-Ronald Rta(an.
7:00 19 00 m Hectle l J.ate (C) m Movie: "Ca, of Mlssin1 Clr1s'' m lntlmatioftal Trldtn / Public
@ (])Q) Casper (C) (mystery) '41-John Archer. Serva filM (C)
Mr. Wishbone (C) ii) El Usurpador JI Carce! do Mu)tra (30)
Ftli1 die Cat (C) 10:30!9~ Scoobr·Doo (C) ~ Spot1s Wor1d (C) "1968 Oar·
7:251) Civt Us This Dq (C) ~ 6 @E Aft Football Divl· I ngton Southern 500."
7:30 Sunrise Semester nal aroffs <C) Game held at 1:301 Hlfll Scllool Basketball
@Cl) UJ S_..,<c:.. B .. r (C) t~e hol'f!e park of the Eastern 01-• Wrestlln1 (C)
• Rtadlnr Wltll Yo• Cltllcl vision winner~lther New ~ortt Jets . ~ C (C)
Cool McCool and Friends (C) or Houston Oilers. Game time sub-2•00 ~ (j) ~ ARlllt saiow (C)
8:00 I~ Tiit .._ (C) Ject to chan1e. • l6J'J • ns IJ Movie· "All Act of Murder" (dra· Movie: (C) "Wdmi'' (adven·
' 6 @E Htrt Co•• ttlt ma) ·~Fredric Much ture) '59 -George Montaomery, I"'~~ lft'\ M (i1) mm c.i11wer (C) Taina Elg, David Farrar, Rex In(·
UL1 \.1..1 ~ Catbnoo11 Cats (C) Movie: "Aanlt Oakl-< st ram. Ki11ba (C) I • ., we . m Travel the World (C) ''The
Tales of Wells F1rp ern) lS-8arbara stanwyck. Mountains Are Smokin1."
CuntbJ (C) 11 :00 I) la (j) I lfiCIALI Tiit sun 2:30 I Wapn Train (C)
8:30 I)~ Ci) Bup B•nr /Road Rln· Bowl (C) Nebraska vi. Geofiia at Cltllltr
lltl' Hour (C) El Puo. Texas. • n.. .Answtr (C)
19 00. 6 m Pink hntll« (C) 0 @ (}) (!) Fantutic YOJ11t (C) 3:00 9 (j) Tiit Monk• (C)
Clinpus Profile 11:30 0 @ @a> A111ttbn Band-· Movie: (C) "Tauart'' (west.em
Movie: "Rocky Mountain" stand (C) Oliver auests on the an -drama) '65--Tony Young, Dan Our·
(western) '50--Errol Flynn. nual Christmas show. yea.
I Cisco kid 0 Movie: (C) ''Tllt BountJ Hunt. 1J Dr. llildart
Roclet Robin Hood (C) iil' <western) '54-Randolph Scott. m Movie: "Shed No TNrs'' {dra-
9:00 fa 00 a;, H. R. Pvfnstuf (C) m Movtt: '1.at Sta(!ICOldl Wiil"' ma) '48 -June Vincent. Wallace
Movie: "lnvadtn From Mara" (western) '57 -Jim Davis, Ford.
(sci·fi) '53-Helena Carter. ii) Pasion Citana
O @(l)G) Hot Whtek (C) m Bir Picture (C) m Movie: "Elephant 8or" (adven-3:30 8" ~ Wa«y Races (C) ture) '37-Sabu. lZ:OO IJ Movie: un.. SbNy of Dr. Wn.H 41 PIA Hawaiian lnvi· I Ruff 'n' Reddy (C) sell" (drama) '44 -Gary Cooper. tational Bowlin( Tournament (C)
Canclones J Muslca Laraine Day, Slane Hasso. @E Wlnp to Adventure (C) "Wings
9:30 Cit (j) Dutardlr & Muttltr (C) @I) Teatro Familiar to the Caribbean."
4:00 S11ps to leamln1 (C)
Clla111pionsltlp Bowlln1 (C)
• I Sclr (C)
Man fro19 UNClE (C)
• Enslrn O'Toole
4:30 Wllfffs, Kiins and Clar (C)
• Youth and tltt Pollet (C) "A
Mutual Understandlna." Students
from Glendale College explore the
communication pp, police brutali-
ty, and avenues of mutual under·
standin1 with Glendale Police Chief
Duane Baker. IJ Crand Prix 5 (C) "The Racer's
Edie." A feature about the "Indy
500" race.
I SallllOn (C)
John Warne Western Fll• Festi-
va • "Frontier Horizon," with Jenni·
5:00 i e,::3;~) Jere Witter hosts. ll It's Aadtt1lc (C) Competin1
h1ah achools are Katella (Anaheim),
Corvallis (Studio City) and Ramona
(Riverside).
II This Wttt In Pro Footblll (C)
(ii) (]) (B ABC's Wktt World
of Sports (C)
I Tiit Avencers (C)
Daktari (C)
Pattr Duke •
Peter Cunn
Joru Chen Cooks (C) "Rice and
e ." (R)
ii) Futbol·Socctr
5:30 I Ralpll StOIY (C) (R) · KNBC N...mc.t (C)
McHalt'I NW,
John Warne Westarn Film Festi·
val: "Wyoming OuUaw,'' 1939. ED News in Perspective (C) (R)
@E Aarkulblre USA (C)
Anita Bryant
To Sing Favorite Yule Songs
If there's one "most beloved" ainaer of Christmas songs, it very
well may be Anita Bryant, the lo~ly lass whose Yuletide trips with
Bob Hope o~rseas troupes prompted Hope to call her "the great-
est thing that ever happened to Christmu tours."
(Now a resident of Florida, Anita and her manager-husband,
Bob Green, and two or 'their four children journeyed to NBC's
Burbank studio for the taping for Producer-Director Dick Ross-
who used the Laugh-In technical crew. Anita says she is happy
to have her name associated with the Christmas season and to
"give witness" on proarams like the Rev. Roberts' speciab. With
a Iona string of million-record bits, TV and stage parts and guest
apeearances at the White House and major national events. Anita
is 1n no danger of being "typed."}
This year she11 reach new millions as suest star on Oral Roberts'
hour-long Christmas special, a family 'IV program being aired over
160 stations in the United States,
Canada and England. The initial Los
Angeles-area showing will be o,ver
KTLA (Ch. 5) Saturday, Dec. 20,
at 10:30 PM. Repeat showings over
KCOP (Ch. 13) will be Christmas
Eve at 8 : 30 PM and Christmas Day
at 10 AM.
The program. in color and the
fourth special of 1969 by the Rev.
Roberts, alio will off er a dramatic
reading of "The Incomparable
Christ .. by Oregon's Senator Mark
Hatfield.
On the show, Anita will sing
ANITA GIVES HEit AU.--ANta lryt111t
p1111 ev•rytltlr11 Into a #Otfl-OI lltown In
this candid 1ltot from tlte Oral Ro~r11
TV color 111«clol.
"Away in the Manger," "Silent Night." and "Ob Holy Nlght"-
all, incidently, in her latest Columbia album, "Chri.atmu With
Anita BryaoL ••
Mr. Robens, who launched the idea of professionally pacb,ed
"musical extravaganzas" this year as a forthright means of reach-
ing the millions who watch 'IV but seldom go to church, chose
Miss Bryant-fellow Oklahoman and both with Cherokee blood-
as the most ... ppropriate Christmas star.
Ralph Carmichael's music again provides an overall aura of
quality, not only in acc:ompanying Miss Bryant. baritone Richard
Roberts (the evanaelist's professionally-talented son) and the
World Action Singers, but in providina a liltJna bacqround for
spectacular snow scenes.
Skaters twirl on real ice and the snow-togged Oral Roberta
University students making up the very active "Acdon" a.iopn
present one of their rousina oumben while on a sleijh ride!
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