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Home My WebLink About1970-11-28 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa7 • • ·-- • • . ' ,• . , . __ : ,j ••. -' . _, ...... . . ............ -'·~.-" 0 ·e·· . . . le . ' . ' • r . . " •• -----~. A·bortian~ l!lirth Contr•·l " Advi~e Is Easy to Find . . . . 46Ahoard Charter Jet Dje in Cr ash A!lduoiwitf~ CAP) ..:: A char. tertin .Del ~ Jnllitaey personnel to v-.. triiom Crulled. ..ploded aild"""1>ed on takeoff Friday nigh~ klllfni • of Ille 230 'persOtls-aboard. FIVe~ persons werei 'missin(. iWd. ·an Alaakf Air 'C.mniaf>d ' !P"kesni>u l[lio gave the death total.· • • 1 The spokesman said 161 persoas, .more than 100 of then iryjure:d, were couilted at a hospital <ln nearby Elmendorf Air Foree Base. He slid 11 <lthers Wert in Anchorage hospital,s. The spokemian jaid the plafte carried 219 passengers ani:fll crewmen, One more crewman Ulan given in earlier reports. A witness s~!'-t the _ plane, owned by Capitol Internali,nal Airways, was mov- in.~·'too .fast to \Bnd and too slow to-take off"• when it qashed at ~orage If!· ternational Aii;port after refueling and chahglng"crewtnen. A survivor said the plane "only climb- ed for a few minutes, then it sort of glid· ed down." .. Jpbn Pe<lerson, an airport mechanic. sai4 the plafte's nose dropped, then raw off the runway. It caught fire, he said, and then exploded twice about three or fou r minutes later. Master Sgt. Robert L. Kellar of New York City, a 18-year Army veteran who !'laid_ he survived two previous crashES, told of "panic at first, three or four sec-- onds at most" The father of six said other Gls quelled the· panic "instantly, and this was one or the thi~s that pulled us out." Another survivor, Spec. 4 William Goez of Tacoma, Wash., said the plane ap- proached the end of the runway, "I thought, 'We're not going to make it'," he said. "The plane was e<>ming apart.'' ~ and· Kellar, both of whom suffer- ed minor injuries, w~re interviewed in a hospil.a1 after· treatmenl Tite 'night .originated at McChord Air Force ~. Tacoma, Wash. lt was t,. have ~ at. Yakota, Japan, as well (See CRASH, Page J) ' Ji)river Escapes ' Rolli1ig Cra..11h I . £. ewport Beach police today de- lbed as 11mJraculauS" the esca)>e m injUry of a Huntington Beach JPOtorilt ·wbose auto rolled over and ~. er in·a Paciflc Coast Hi&bway ac- . dent. • • OOicer• aald the car driven by · au1.· Vall , J2, Of ll07 Huiitincton , 11kidded on the rain slick higQ, >;tiay at Balbol Boulevard and si>ao a~nd several timts before smash-' 'lug into the center diVlder and turn- ing several cartwheels along the pavement. , 'They described the subsequent condition of Vail's 1983 Pontiac as "a heap of junk." But Vail stepped from the car, they said, to meet his astonished recuers with a big grin. "He was hurt a little bit..'• ont orOw commented. "He had· a• scratch .. his right bicep." . f I . .. j ' ., EXC.LUSIVE SJORY ON "PAGE i • • ' • N osing Arounff . . . . • Larry Luk,e, 18 months, son ·of !\Ir. an~· Mrs. Loren Luke. of Newport Beach, tweaks,nose of a friend be made w.hile on a shopping excursion. Even with all the Christmas gOO<!ies in the stores, shopping with mom can be a bore when you·'re 'not yet two. Un- Jess, of. course, you run across something really interesting, like a ·giant snowman ' who is about to become a Christmas decora"tion. Wilkers.on Set For lnsuillment As Neiv Marshal Dillard 0. Wllk!nlon will be ln;lalled Tuesday as Orange,County'1 first overall marshal under the new state legislation passed last tall. InstailaUon ceremonies will be held at 4 p.m. in the Superior Court Judges' lounge in the .ne.w county C®rtbouse on Civic Center Drive. Up to-~w, Ille (),ve m!lll1cipal'Judlcial ., district. in the county have. each been aerved. by a aeparate marahal in an elec- Uve office. · ; . Under Ille new l)'llemy WUklraon wfil han an usj>tant ,ln hil otnlf'1 ·Qrqe County olfico; In• Santi Allt and, !lie five district! wOI be c:Omblned, bito two for marWI a(lnjlnlatniuff purpoota. Don Rhea, .00th orange County. Judicial DistrlCt marshal .be c om e 1 WilldraOll'• assistant. W. J. "Pete" Winslow, former central Orange County marshal, will become Inspector marshal of the North Orange County aDd We...q Orange County Judicial Diltricts. Leslie H. Doyle, recenUy lnatalled Harbor Judicial Diltrlct Marshal, suc- ceeding, reUring .FrlllCll "Skip" Gla,u, becoft\<S ,Inspector maisblr for '.Cetural., H~ and SOlllll OOnge County JudiCial Diltrlcll. 20Arrestedin·lluu.tington. Ori Varie ty of Dr°:g Raps ! . ' . ' • ! Twenty persons, eight of lhem Juveniles, were arrested early todey by Huntington Beach police In an apartnl'ent houae raid that produced a bumper .crop ol. marl· juana and dangerous drugs. , · Officers investigating a wild P•rtf bt the . vicinity switclled their attention ta: an apartment at 117112 Keelson St. whtn !hey. d<lected a --GI buruini ' . . Airport . G~up ' . matjjuana., " ·Police 11fd me apartment wa1 jammed to ·the doors with 1ouni people ranging in age from 20 to 15. Two smilll children, ages three and two were found in the apartmeftt apparentfy· in the custody of juvenllei. '°llce laid marijuana and dangerou's dt'llgl·JJere found on·the persoqs ·ot·seV· ml, af•1!1Je.delend0otl ·~ in th• apart· ment.1 SeVeraJ defendants were smoking pdt .wbfn. the .apartment ·w-. entered, offlctn uoerleiJ-. . SI , ff . . , · ~ult deldldant1 .,..,.. lllled •bf police ates eanngs • u : l!flchael\J, ~· II; Sl<Vm ,M,li· I ' • . llano,.IJ;· -Pali!< Davis, II, Cln1stloe 'ftwee "-•"Jlc ·•·· 111avi been . -f~~ 1i;·~e1f'.-.111~.11: ICbeduled'b;' Ille Orange C<tunlY. ~ • ~~· Ill. 'l'teniailue, IJ, Danlel CUr· C.mmlaion to 419cu11 ' the Panons mo,,11. . • · · report' on ' a county air : tramporlaUoo Also; PhJllp, R. •I,obdellt, 11; Robert. plan. Todd Schultz I?; Jooeph \!forley Mizelle, Tbe first will be held Monday at 1 p.m. ~ii:" \':~r,. 19, and-plane Me- in . Loa illamiloa City -Hall Counc)I Horp~~dil;_ of the ddenaialu were Chaiqber1, 3192 Kalella Ave·nue . not lmmediltely1avallable. AU wete be- DbCU!Oion al that ·"""" will be .,,.. 1111 interviewed JJ> HunUngton Beach 'city fined to the propoaed general ~atklg fail today while juvenile defendanta were facility at the Lcll . Alamltoa Naval Air beJng1 tnnsfemci to Juvenile Hall. Stat!On. . . . Policesald the.» defend.ants raee a Final aetilon 1!ID ·"'Tuesday, Dec; " .. vme<y o1 c:har1e1·tncludif!a poslesslon of . at 1 p.m. al Brea.ffilb 8dloo1 ca!ettrla, ·, marijuana, .,......1.,, of dol!iei:!/• drogs. lo.l E. Buclt St., -· to dltalaa tbo Bria · beln« In a ptlee where da•iifi'i• dl'Ull ·--alrpOft. .......... med and· mflllnr imot. -.. , •. ·-. -- ... • --. .. ar·-. ' .. . - ' . - • .. ' ·~ . ·-.. -" -. - -· ·-· --·-1 -.. -- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1970 VOL. 61,. MO .... I. SICTIONS, 11 l'A .. S - Jffakes P~ -. . . . . To Vietn ~ 'W.'e . ·. . · '.·,. I 1 ·1 : ti'r 1 :·~'ft',;( 1.\ ·~1··~ ,; I • (' .. ~ ~ . I . . .~,. ~ \. ) .... ,,." -~ ~· ~·' . .•. i·t -·~'(AP)'"'." ., 101 VI ~ . -~lie'"'¥. iJf ·~ ~'iir: .. end lillha'Vlllnam.'tlll;'i . . II!.~~~ . ·· -1i:=iir ,~ ...... r..r.~:ci'~ ·-pi.. "°'/•Luc ......_ o1: """llft.,;; l:b!Jhoes ~ 1s·nolloife• ·• l!lnl .I!<[. "the parluJt ~'Md 1%c.,. iie.. 'fot!lhe,c11rii'wq he.~ tO .•.linl(ai"• "4fallocil" 'and begpl *14 Waclen "tO alt<mJ>!•on M1f ljl<, · al¢d any•actlon ~I could Unii Ille cli' With IOuil 'applaU9e, lh,!.,~delafalel mate of undeistandli:ig tO neCe•ary for to the first P,1D-As1an ~~"'I:"' me,~ the success of the current talta"'ln Paris. passed a resolutlon ·~ridemnlhg lMi at-. tack on lhe·Popt" at the Manila airport The Pope told 150. Vietnamese clergy-Friday and UprtSsing : admiraticm for mea· ud1 laymen that he was 1Ute the~ ~ . · embatlled ,homeland · would someday {Set POPE, ,. ,I~ , "Jcnow·better days." r Speaking I~ French at the home or the 1' '1l 1 '1' papal nuncio, where he I• staying whUe W old he Kill'.. ·· he, b In the Phillppln .. , Ille pontiff 8'ked 0 • . • . er his audience : "But, you Wlll say, what 1s - the 'Pop0 doing to. help "' 1ttaln Iha! • · _I._ peace which everyone 1ollil. fot? Of pope W.a. ~.-·~ ','Dear sons and da11ght.e:ni and dtar , .~ friends ," he continued, "we are dOlng ; "I ' ...rythlng in•urpower, In pa,tlculac we 'Another Chance· unceaalngly urge the ~I of honest and ,. . • --1 · sincere negotiations. ·This l!leemS' to us ' • ·· : l> -• ,· •• only the surest road jo a i,,.t and lft111ng • l(ANl,LA (UPI) ::t. !l<>llvl&i·I"" peace,, but tfle only way worthy of Jove." , · BeQJarnLn ~Jlik!ta .Y ,Amor . \ ,to- 'lbe ponllfl had been lnVited i.·11op daf he,.tr,i,e~·t0 iss>sln.ito Po J.' ~·w brie!lyln Satgoh dlirtn1 ~~ current 251),-arid said U .. uld ~a p~ ff ·i>aft ~ 000.lhlle swirlg Vu'ou.gh Asia and the Paci· get ano~r cha~. , . ,, . 1 , , fie. But VAtican sourcts said he turned ~ndo'l.a, "§: •Pef~-·~ a ~..IJJQiri.. tile Invitation clo~ !><ca"'•· he .had:ni>I ,lerenco.al thebead"!"rl<fi·of Ille '!•~ been·abte-to go to Hamol abo. 'Ibe pontUf \ al Bureau of Inveptrg•Y4?"i .A'e ap~ did. not riieriUon the. inVitadQD in his ad-so~what daRd, &!l~:spoke-m ·!Ow,.~ dress today times almost 'lnaud1b~ tones •as hei was I • . b~n'aged with t(lle&Ums. • · · • Whi e ~-"~ enroute to,M•nlla F~ay "~ said he '-.;as · al~ In' plDtting ~ from his stop In eye~ atffc~ EJlt: attempt on Pope Paul 's .life It '1118nila Pakistan, his charlereil )<l_llnfr flew bin\ IJrilort .Friday. He aald !re·trted to al- dhctly over Cambodia .an& South Viet-the ponUff "to bl'.eak down. all kbata ol. nam, sites of the ~ he has .Sit ofitn suJ>trstition." ~ deplored In his ave .. ~ ponllllcate. , , Mend""' aaid. "•I ree1 ·1ouay" that he I' , , • " f•ll~ In bis aUemPt to ltab"llhe Pope. with l -. ;J F.. . .. . a JO!d-plaled dagger ana ,addt'd,."lt woukl uage -ree~S • ~ a f·'.eaaure ll I can pl• ~ ",J.~u~\a.j,~4 ·v1 hi~· ~o 'J.i~-_ ~·~,::im· ~ ,~~~-= .ft.'.\:'~~ ff~;illt' ,q , l .~ . ,means.au u~ 1 , • • • -, ' . ~"' ~t. , ( \ .... .;.;; l 'j • ' • . ~ ... , ... • t't"I 'I • • .lio <r .., 1"1.' 1 :0. '~, , ·~ ,,,;._,·+,(• B '<\f,< .Iia11"f,ihti. :1f(jfe. " A : ~ " . . ; -.. ,, ·:: ' .l' . 0 . 't· ' ....... ~ ·~,~thLagunawao1iriwhO"c1~µP,~r"1 ~\ l -.i-.. •· ·, lotm,11' beau jilted /ler alter pocketing • :'r-'. ·: i 136,IMIO or lier ll)<lneY; l'°"'llle f!rll ~nd • • Friday in her bid.to~ bet money blcl<: '. · I --' · · "11.-,..,;.,~r-• ..t oUl..:r \ u.--"G• " ' , 1 :•\W.,..•er. .;-:. 1 • !'' ,;)(.It"""!•. '-• ~· """'--' • ... .~~~ ...... ~ ' ~~°!i,~=tO.i{at~.~-;' '. ~·~ All~~UC.W--\lo ~ weik- whlch Will f -• lntained by ,tJJd \al ! .,..,,nither -alonfl ~.lflo ,.... 111& I 'Oran .. Coaat.,l!Jin.,will be heavy her, rp"'!'f.uu.r b>thtff Lqana-Beach a! liqiol"tooiy, ml!ht up ·1orilg!l1 )In"'"""-·~ .... LI .,: 1 ' ,_ 1 ~,l%,'Uy clolEy•with driule to. . J ............ WJU\i,.MaUJ.·m orce un'" • 1 m •. Higli &rOUDll IQ. ' , ~ '~-,.,...~~· . .liwiam,J:ito6AY. .... ·1 tr1a1 camt : ~~ ,. J. • ·in WetrCat · r ..-. . adliJn. Jlolh~ Mia . •Frlda{tl>ft ' : ! A I fO<• . IGrJIU!ar "'°""" ·."" 1111_ .. .._ ~ ~ filed -tile .,.,.zli 01111...,.,. .,.,. fonuHor ~ ..,.-..-Y -• -• · '!l"'"~d (homy WEllK today. It ~ John Wol/11<, 1 , • who Sunctaw, : ui one.• oJ ~the fraud betOre they pl.t!.ed., •!-Y' _tut J~y Duke~s rare tt1iulii6n opptar· II. 6be . Ill aloo . aekliig f!" 1100,000 In ci~ce~ will heodlMIC lh< "S1'i>19 damq., from ~ wl\o, llhe .state1, ·out Sw«i UJiid•1·1ft.<1o1, mlrrled Ka:hirble ,Plt8rle Sbattr 'shortly ' · • ~ .. after_' ber<fuledtoM-her, , ... -< = I ··-·~ .. ~...... 1 .... 1 .. lJ Judge ~ ~·· laJ'-"lCtlon he2n • c..,.., 1,.... ••• , ..... Ollll. J Sbarer't accountl Jn the Security Pacific ~ '"!! ':'!F: ) 1~1; Naliooal Bani<. ••· PadBc NaUonal •-"-' '<"'-'"' 1 "'" .~ ~ . ci...-... • .... ll(otl and lbe Lqtma Federal savings and • ..-""'''-' ......... u. ' Loin Allocia'tton. ~ ... ' ' .. .. I I .. -· ........ ' ,..._ .. ~ . . - !: DAil Y "tLOT C.alifoniia ' '! ~:I Fin' · · ances ~ \j , • Show Red .•· Santa Army • ::~ Btings Cheer • To New York r • NZW YOIUli (AP) A •mall .._ al ampt..belliOd ' 'sitita • . ·a.-bophlC to bring ,YuJetlde _. lb u.. un1ornmll< w .. ·" tdmed -in Times Square • .~ wl1b a final word of ad· · YIM : "Don't lean on your ~ and keep your "' ~ llrtJiht." f 1! 'lllt ll KN ltrll!ll,., '"'lllll& ''...,;"•bllt wlllWis 11111 brllht 1rt4 ;utts, wtnt •ff lb~ posts •:,.a tldWolk santu oa the ctty'• '·, tllorqblane. TbiY atarttd a montJ>.tona . eainpaJcn Of chatting wlU> f,·pUfen-by and W'stnl tbem lb . mallo don&Uona for tbe nee<ly. It'• all part al the annual !und· raisin& ~ by ~ VoluntHrs of Amel1CI, a national social ' 'Wtll&re' ~anlzaUon. 1'be merry men even wenl into tr&inlni for their cherts. They hava to at.and In the cold ntxl to fake cbtmMys. placed on tbe aid&walka tc rtceive don•tiOns and heu youngs~rs tell them what tbty ,rut for Christmu. Coi!lpettng' with a backgtoUl\d of hom-Ml>king truckl, the Voluni.ert' Lt. COi. Wallor Nuh bellowtd a wlH of do'a and doa'tl: °Keep JOUt brtatb clean-avcid ••Una aarlic and Ollioftt ... don't amcte, eat or dr!nk •bile on du- ty •• , be paUent wltb little chndrtn ... dOll't leave our d>llMey unaU..ded . . . do not promi>e Clllldtln tbal they'll &et Ibo gilts they ul< for . • . " ·'1bt 0 kictoff" drtw a eoodlY ..... d·lncludln& wtc!Hyed Iota, IO!Dt adults, and a gprinldlllg of 1eo ... , .... Somo of the Santaa are 9oluntoert. Otbera, . from the o r·1 a nlzatlon'a rebabWtatlon centor In Manhattan, aro paid. Sortie are ~aturally rotund ; otbtn: uee l plllow or lwri to ''row!d ·out" ·lbe portly effoct. One S..,1>1, a wlunteor, said "I do It to neip -le. W]lat !bit world oe<da la a litUe more Joy." 7 C1•1Mtll l ~I 4~1 lhl•htt! IATUllDAT, ::ic=. •• & 1m .,. ,, .... LOI AQILP PfflLHAlMONIC OlCHllTlA Z.W. ...... -M11fl1 Dlrnt.r --nbtt-· OM-COUllTT PMILHAIMONIC SOC.Im ., w. c..·~r--...... \ For Weekender Advertiaing Phone 6424321 • ffe,Stta=~ V Hair Setter rv','';•": 1995 WOfld'1 fastest tltctrlc . hair drt11er. Rotltrs ar. heot.d with 1teom. '12" Value! ,ftlad es' Acrylic i-Cul Spray ~. Full ......... "' Humidifier Bulky Sweater t I Fvn fo.hloNd ,_. := ... ~et $4'' lar or J1wel NCk ltylet'" pop.ib' eds . en. Slnl 36-40. •l' ---------~ : Mtn's & WomH's Glove Salt ··~ ' •M• Y1lu1l P1wtrlde lldM 11111' OJoll Supports to I 56 ............. ~ ........... , .. 7 h11. 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Album Spectacular 'El·--. ·-. r= . ._. .... ._._ LP ... ,..,.., 119rp ... , · •J911e ........ tell;;• ......... ..... -· bachelor principal replied, the school dress code, recently ap. proved by the student board, demands that "the hair must be eyebrow length in front. collar length without curls ln the back, with no more than half an ear covered on each '6'" Yalutl 8 Track Sttrto Tapes s2n Reg. '511 Beacon 72x90-in. Acrylic ,;:=ii'"!!! llCJ.nkets e '44' -~97c -. ;41 •• + --. r,::-...,, -··· bums. Cove red fn vinyl, 49' Paptnnato ~~ flalrPtn •.•. ,,. e27c '14" lna1111l Colkwaro Sot ''·"-... ''""""'' .,...,.,. Porcitlolrl coot.od '9" ... ~--.. --- • ' I I I -· --We.ekend • - Makes Plea • -• --- on . .. -~- -.. -- • Pope Seeks End To Vietnam War MANILA (AP) -Pope Paul VI today called for an end to the Vietnam war as a means of ''working for peace in the world and the well-being of all mankind." In a dramatic address, the pontiff urg- ed "the pur&uit of honest and.sincere ~ gotialions" and begged world leaders "to avoid any action that could harm the cli- mate or understanding so necessary for tbe SUC«SS of the current talks" in Paris. -tr -tr -tr W ould-he Killer Of Pope Wants 'Another Cl1a11ce' MANILA (UPI) -Bolivian p&inter Benjamin Mendoza Y Amor admitled to- day he tried to assasinate Pope Paul VI and said "it would be a pleasure if I can get another chance." Mendqi,a, 35, appeared at a news con- ference at the headquarters of the Nation- al Bureau of Investigation. He appeared somewhat dazed and spoke in low, some- times almost inaudible tones as he was barraged with questions. Ke said. be was alone in plotting tlle attempt on Pope Paul's life at Manila Airport Friday. Re 11ald he tried to attack I.he pontiff "to break down all kif9s of su!)!tltJticm." 'I Mendoza said "1 feet lousy" that he failed In hl! attempt to 11tab the Pope With a gold-plated dagger and added, "It would be a pleasure 1r 1 ca n get another chance." "1 have no religion, no politics," he uid. "Christlanism belps supersUtion and religion means superstition ." nie Pope told 150 Vietnamese cle,rl)'· man and laymen that .be was IUre their embattled homeland would 901?1eday '1lmow better days." Speaking in French at the home of the papal nLmcio, where he is staying while he is in the Pblllpplnes, the ponUfl ..u.d his audience : "But, you will say, what is the Pope · ck>ing· to help us attain that peace which everyone'Jongs for? "Dear sons and daughters and dear friends," he cont.lnaed, "we art doing evecyllllng ID our-.. In panJculor we unceasingly urge the pursuil of honest and sincere negotiations. This seems to us only the surest road to a just and lasting peace, but the only way wcrthy of love." The pontiff had been Invited to stop brieOy in Saigon during his current 250.· 000-mile swing through Asia and the Paci- fic. But Vatican sources said be turned . the invitation down because he had not been able to go to Harioi also. The pontif£ did not mention the invitation in bis ad. dress loday. While he was enroute lo Manila Friday from his stop in cyclone stricken East Pakistan, bis chartered jetliner flew him directly over Cambodia and Sou.th Viet· nam, sites of the conflict he has so often DAILY l'ILOT ...... 1rt ltldlaftl, KteMet' deplored in bis .even-year pontificate. ' . e.ro~ he fl!Ode '1ls oddras, the PoPt N "sl11a, A•ou \ . . ~M:u~~-" . ~ \L.t.!lf !\~ ,--~ ·,· • . ; t* at a universley< aod.beaid.R<lljlail CathO-· Laity We, U m->ths ~ of'Mf· 1114 m;q ""1 ~·b;.,. i;t',; Wl!en ypu'rt ~~t yel l"'.O. 'lln- lic bisbopo frmi, 'IS Mtkm .....,,.4 ldnl Luk.t of Ne!it*t Bea~• DOH ol a Jt1-nd, ht le#, . of '"l'un•, you nm 8,cro,. something ~l· for Ibo-"111.111\.--ta 1 knllir'• JPl4'.:Qilt.Oll ~opping,µf'i~''°"" .all ini.r•~~-giant -•.nan who II·•-'ID attempt cm fill Die. ~ 1ba J:JiffjbDaj ies tn 'the 1wre1, ::::lL,.;;=~-,..,::llei::~::::i'li:::il:;.. =· .:::::::=::"*:...:d::1C::01::ra.:' ::tlo::•:::·~--'-__;__·_. _:_»_ With loud *Pplal!IO, ihe IOt delej,olos to tbe lint pan-Asian blsbopo' mfftJilg passed a ruolutlon condemning the at· tack on the Pope: at the MatUla airpc>rt Friday and expreuing admiration for • (See POPE, Page 3) . Wilker$01i Set For lnstalJment 20Arrested in Huntington Grand Jury Raps Quality Of Joplin Ranch Program As .Neiv Mars111al Dillard 0. Wilkirson will be in!talled Tuesday as ·0r8nge 'eounty's first avef.all marshal· under the new state legislation pamd 'last fall. On Variety of Drug R~ps Twenty pmot11, eight Of them jUveniles, were· arrested early today by Huntington Beach police in an apartritent hou11e raJd !hat produced a buniper crop of mari- juana ahd dang:frous drug,. Officer! tnVestig:aling a wild party in the vicinity switched their attention to an apartment at 17382 Keelson SL when they detected a strong ode:-of burning marijuana. o!flcers asserted . Adult defendant.s were listed by police as : Michael J. Hyn1on, JI; Steven Mag- liano. 11; Ross Peter Davis, 18, Christine J. Widmeyer, 20; 1ttlchael E. Meador, 18; KeMeth M. Treniadue, 18 ; Daniel Cur- ran, 11. While offering faint praise,"'tbe Orange County Grand JL1Ty has charged that the educational program at Joplin Ranc.i is religion oriented and far from adequalC'. Jn criticizing the teaching operation, the jury report on the facility for de!in- quent boys charges that "young men. when they return to their bunks are restricted to reading the Bible or Bible- related literature." "They should be allowed to read all material in the library," the jury states. The report says Ray Stripe. director of the ranch for the probation department, "ls a strong devoted individual with a methodical, systematic, orderly and predictable approach. "This approach. however, seems lack· Ing in Imaginativeness. The problems of 11tudenta in the program are complex and by necessity demand constant upgrading, search for new methods, continuous· input from professional sources and constant reappraisal. The jury report, signed by Foreman " Coast Weather All indications point to a week· end ol wet weather along the Orange Coasl Rain wlll be heavy at Ume.a today, breaking up tonight and partly cloudy with drizzle I<> morrow. IUgb around a:t. INSIDE TODAY A face familiar nrou1'd the world and t VP more fam iliar around (ltomeJ the Orange COO$t adorn.t tltt cover of TV \VEEK toda11. It's John \Vaune, 10ho Sunday, in ont of iht Dukt '1 rare television op~r· 011ce1. wflt lteadline th e "Swing Out, Sweet Land" 1pecial. ....... 1,.MNn ....... ,..., C.lll!Kfl ....... ....... ,_ ... c-"""" ,. ... c,.. ..... o..tll Htotkn • ' • • .. M .. • .. ' 01.,.,c•-I Ellltrlltlll-1 1 .. u "-"' ..... °"'' , --. Mtllltti If.I, 1-'9 ll•IJ 1'9dl Mflrkth 14-U U11clt Lt11 1 • George B. Honold, aald 1 commitment to improvement of the educalionel program "seems to be lacking. PttsenUy, the pro- gram is functional but rigid. "The amount of money and human resources invested by lhe county Depart· ment of Education is far greater pro- portionately than its participation in policy-making ·matters," the report con- tinues. · "Full commltment to the educational effort ••• appears to be Jacking. Top ad· ministrators in probation as well as education are or should be aware of tbe weaknesses. They should move Im· mediately to correct them before they become deep rooted." Schoolroom facililies art highly jn.. adequate, the jury report st.ates. "Construction wu under way for eome time, with student help but recently was discontinued , because the unflDilhed structure did not meet slate building :standards. "Much money and lime w·a5 put into this effort but appatently adequate con- struction supervision was lacking. The jury recommends that the Board of Supervisors and the Board of Education act to remedy this problem," the report concludes. Judge Freezes Account in Bid By Laguna Wife A South~ woman who1clallhs htr former beau Jilted-ti.. 1fter poetetl., 125,000 of lier money won U.. fint round Friday in her bid to 1et her money back. Superiol' Court Judg< HlnllOll G. Scoville gt1111ed 11 U.. -of Gl1dyl E. Morrison a pmnanert lnjWICtlon which wUI ftteze accounts maintained by her former suitor in three Laruna Beach banks. . That injunCUon will remain in force un· til Mias Morriton'1 lawsuit against John H. Sharer of South Lacuna it: resolved In trial court or until It ii settled In pr<irlll action. Both parties lndiClied Fridoy th•t a BtlpulaUon may soon be filed with the court, I Imtallatlon ceremonie$ \fill be held at " p.m. in the Superior Court Judges' loul'ge in the new county rourthou.se -on Civic C.enter IJrive. Up to now, the five municipal judicial districts in the county have each been seived by a separate marShal in .an elec- tiv~ office. Under the new system, Wilkirson will have an assist.ant in bis central Orange . ' County office in 5anta Ana and the fl\'e district! will be combined into two for marshal administrative plirposes. Police said the apartment was jammed to the doors with youn" people ranging in age from 20 to 15; Two small children, ages three and two Wtte found in the apartment apparently in the custody of juveniles: Police said marijuana and dangerous dru.s were found on the persons of sev· ~=~~ :V~r~jfd!1~~n~d ~:re the.;t~~ pot when the apartment wu entered, Also, Philip R. Lobdelle, II; Roher! Todd Schultz! 11; Joseph Worley Mizelle, ZO; Ron Pe issier, 19, and Diane~ Mc. Culloogh, 18. Home addresses of the defendants were not Immediately available. All were be- ing interviewed In Hunlin:r,on Beach city jail today while juvenile efendants were being transferred to Juvenile Hall. Police said the 20 defendants face a variety of charges Including possession of marlju&nfi, possession of dongerow: drugs, being In a place where1 daagerous drop are being_ used and resiJtina anut. Y ~le Shoppers Rush Stores Coast Mercha1its HoP.e Big Boom L<uts. Two Months Christmas arrived early for merchants all along the Orange Coast Friday when they. were rushecl by shoppers taking ad- vantage o{ a four-day weekend to make their first Christmas purchases. The shoppers apparently did nOt heed current eoonomic distress signals despite serious cutbacks in the aerospactJ In- dustry, or,e of Orahge Cowlty'a major employers. . , They spent thei: money anyway and the atore ownen1 are crOssiog thtlr tlnlWl Iha! they. wiU k .. p it up !or the next m months. . "We;r< pretiy oPuritlstic lbciuJ It oo faf,'' •id'Roward Whittaker, manqer of the Jlint1ngton Cetiter M e r C b,-a n t s --He aid .the -Center, •. complei ol lO ot«n. expeneoced ouch. a rilsit Fridiy !hat.three ,oecunty guards""° requ...., to direct irllDc in and out ol 11-)Nge parking lot. · · "Our at.ore ownett are puUift& a great tffort .blto the Cbriatina.1 teUOD and even though we're in a small recesslon right now, they won't alack, off In advertising and other ,mercbandlsln& melbodl,'' he 11Jd. 1'.BJgbt -.ow, It'• .UU· .• big '11\!Qo tlorunark .. to bow tllo obopplng- 11 pbi1, but Wl;U ~ oar llnpri ' croued,".be added. optlml!m was also expressed by Gene A. Roben.s, Whittaker's counterpart at the Sputh Coast Plaza in Coata Mesa. "I've just been back from oar mall and parking lot and it was packed," he said Friday afternoon. "J',ve talked to a good cross-secUon of alt of our tensnl5. and l would aay the day .after t l'hanksgtving was every bit as good as the one we· had last fear.'' · "'111e mall WIS packed IOlid Ind the people I saw had packages W\ih them, which meant that they -~ j1llt look-ing .. "We have 10 restaurants ln thf'. plaza and they're 1· pretlj> good Indication of bow ihlnp ue going, becaUse they live off tbe iralfi< !hit~ through the mall. As I 'ft!nl by, t llW' tha( (Vef}'(ld'e of them had·wtltln1 Unes.;t Thf: good hrnout was also felt ' at Jo'ashion Island ln Newpcrt Beach, .eYeraJ area clothing stores anit, tmlller shop:!!. And at ihe Potte,Y Shacl< -in t.guna Beach, I good barometer o(. the tllf't buMntst cllm1te, sales were alto r<p0rted brisk. . 0 Qa-iltmaa bai been very &ood tQ us SO lor, U thi3 Ill'!! day ol the Chrislmia lhopplnf ·-II ...,. Jndlcatiiln," ·lald the Shack's co-owner, Mrs. Carol Terr/. "The parking lot wa1 full and we're doing as well as the day after 11iank'.sgiv· Ing last year, which was the best day we ever had. We haven't bad the sales in-· ' creases we were looking for, though." Al!o bearing the brunt of the ~g 111••• were many toy shops 'which ,~ with stores full of parentl'looklbr for a 'Chrtatmu deltibt lor their youngst«s. At Die Toy HOUI< In Colll 114eoa, one aatesWoman aald they wtre swamped •. "apecJally fO< r<quesi3 on !Io( WbeelJ and model dune buggies." Many ol ihe olores wlII be doUblinc lheJr per!IOIU1t! during lhe intervoolng tbopplng -ks lhnlugh the hlrinl of gill wr1~, 111 .... 0 and Slnta Clo-. , In Su Clrlotnte,.ilie o( Otqe coun- ly'1 outposll of amlll bual-.~the Chamber of Com-ce has ~ oo a' ma)or-e1mpalg:n to lnlure :1 um of p)es. I Since there are no larae lhopplng contm within wy rtaCh ol Sin Clemente midenll. the -nil will mate the bat ol their loe1I ihoPPln& district by deoor11Jn& It with bmtdr<dl of , Cl1ristlllaa trta. • . . ' ;· oaUy Paper Viet!' hound . Plane Down In Alaska ANCHORAGE. Alash {AP) ~ A char- tered OC8· carrying military ~IOnnet to Vietnam crashed, e1ploded arid -burned on takeoff Friday night, killing U of the Sii persons aboard. ·'rbree pttions were missing, iakl an 4Jaata Air Command 1poi:e.sman who pve tbe death totil. , ~e spot~n aald. Jll JIUIOISI, more tHin 100 of then injured, were counted at a hospital on nearby Elme:ndorf AJr Force Base. Rf: said 11 others were in Anchorage bospliab. The spokesman said the plane earned 219 passengers and Il crewmen, one mori crewman than given ill earlier reporil. A. witness said the plane, owned by Catillo! International Airways, was mov. inR: "too fast to land and too slow to take ofr' when it crashed at Anchorage ln· ternatlonal Airport after refueUna and changing crewmen . .,_ survivor saltl the plane "only C!lim~ ed for a few minute.!, th en it sort Of 1lld· ed down." . John Pederson, an airport mec~ic aaid tbe plane'11 nose dropped, then ra1' off the runway. lt caught nre, he said, and then expl~ed twi~e about three or !our minutes later. Master Sgt, Robert L. Ke1lar' of Nd Yori: Qty, a l~yttr Army veteran who said be '!klfv!Ved two previous crilshn, 141<! ol "JllJlic 11 ftnt1 tl)ne ar ._ oec-endl at mOlt." ... ~r -· ·~ 1-"°' The fate!' of six said other Gls quelled the ]llblc "Instantly, and this Wis ooe ol the t!linll that pulled U1 out." ~ il'*•l•ar,'•. t wmr.m Goe• ot· T1c0ma, wm., aJd tbe pI1ne 11> proached Ulf ·end ot the ninway. "( thought, 'We're not .rolnc to make Jt', .. be said. 0 1'ie plane was comlltl' apart." GOez and··Kellar, both of whom Ill/fer· ed minor Jnjuries, were interviewed in a hospital alter treatment. The flight ortgin11ed at McCbord Air Forte Base, Tacoma , Waah. It was to have 1topped at Yai:ota, Japan, Al well (S.. CRAIB, P11e 3) Grand Jury Asks 10 New Lawyers In Orange County Seven to 10 new trial lawyers should be hired for the pµbllc defender's offlCe the Orange Counfy Grand Jury has reCom. mended. Tfie jury finding said that the totll number of cases handled by the defender's o!flce increased by 43 percent from, 1968 to 1969 and that the average number of cases handled per 1taff member was 576. · ''Ae<0rding to U.. Sl,ate P u b I I c Defender's Association, ihe standard number of cases per year to insure ade- quate and ef!ect1ve counsel should be 350," the jury report n!ad. "Obviously, Orange County is well beyond that flg'W'e." 1be jury also said the pu~llc defender'& budget was beii:ig overloaded because private attorneys' were neceasarlly hired to carry tbe l<>11d at fee! tn excesii of the office's normal cost. Driver Escapes Rolling Crash N owpo,rt Beach police today de- scribed as "miraculous" the escape from tnjury of 1 HunUntton Beach motorist whose 1uto rolled over and OYtr in a Paciflc Coa.st H11hriy ac· cidenl · · Offletta uld the car driven by Raoul Vall, 22, of U07 HUnUligtOn Sl, skl,dded on the rlin allck hisJ>. WfY at Balboa Boulevard ud 1pun ar'ound several Umes before smash-- lng into the center divider ind turn- ing sievtral cartwheels alonJ the pavement, · The.Y described lhe subsequent condillon or V1U111 1963 PonUac as "a heap or jun~." But ·van stepped rrom the car, they said, to meet hi.I astonished recu1:r1 witll a bi.I pin. I ~He was hurt 1 little bit," one officer commented. "Ht 'had a scratch Oft bls rlcht bleep." I ' I I ' ,. I • !,l '1..Jl.Y l-11.0T California ' Finances Show Red " •• . . . , .. .... · .. .. ,. ' • • • • 1~ Santa Army Brings Cheer ToNewYork NEW YORK (AP) A small • -.army of ample.bellied S.nta ClaUle! boplll& to bring YuleU<le • cheer to the unfortunate waa . : "'"'"" -in Tilnea Square ·,:Fri~ w1UJ a final wor4 of acl- vile: "Don't lean on your • , ch1mneys and keep y o u r . . wtUker •tnieht. .. ~·! TIMf 111 lJ:•1Crlag!ea1,..ar1q imow~wbite whilktrs and brigbt l · red suits. went off to take posts ~ 'N sidew1lk Slntes on the cJty's • · 'lboroulbfms. . 1bey startod a montlHong •.: campailn of cha I ting with ; ~rs-by and ur&fng them to · ·• make donation• for the llffdy. · · tt's Ill put of the annual fund· ralslni appeal by the Volunteers of America, a national social wellare organiiation. The merry men even went into training for their chores. Tbt!y have to stand Jn t.be cold ~xt to fake chimneys placed oo the sidewalks to receive donaUona and bear young1ters ten them what they want for Christmas. Competing with a background of hom·bonking l:llcks, the Volunteer•' Lt. Col. Walter Nash bellowed a series of do' s and don't!: · ~ "Keep your httatl'I clean-avoid eaUng garlic ltid onions ... dOn't . smoke, eat or drink while on du· .. ty . . • be paUent witb tittle children ••• don't Jeave our ·· chimney unattended • . • do not Promise cbUdrtn I.hit tbty'll get the gift& they ask for ... " The "kickoff" drew a (oodly crowd-includlttg wide.eyed tot&, · l!(lme adult&, and a sprinkling of , teen-egera:. Some af tbe Santas are , volunteen. Others, from the : or g a niiation 's rehabilitation center in Manhattan, are paid. SOme are naturally rotund ; others use a pillow or two to "round aul" lbe portly effect. One Santa, a volunteer, said ''l do it to help people. What thii world tteeds is a little more joy." 1 C'1111 :"I J ~I 4 c.M1t1msl l Solobts! stf111nf MTUllNY, NOVaMll• .. 1'71 t :M,.lft. LOS AN•ILl'S PMILHAlMONIC. OlC"ISTU. .......... -Mu1ic: Clir••f•r ..._ Tlttttt-QS OIAffl cotl llTI' '"ll*lllONIC IOC;lm "' w. c.... 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He' said 696 persons were killed during the 1969 Thank!Jgiving holiday. A United Press International count at :'I a.m. today showed 278 persons had been killed in traffic accidents. A breakdown of accidental deaths: 1'raffic 278 Fires 19 Planes 7 Mlsetllaneous 39 Total , 343 California had the most traffic deaths with. 46. Tennessee had 15 and.Pennsylr vania had 14. ln· ene of the weekend's worst accidents, nine persons, including six children, were killed in a rush-hour' piltup Friday on the Pennsylvania turnpike hear . J'.>Owning-town . Eight of the dead were 111 one car. Five persons died in a two-car crash on U.S. 127 south of Jackson. Mich., in- cluding an 8-year-Old girl whose parents were following in another car. , Five persons were killed near Plant City Fla.. when a train struck a car ~dlidt at a <1ossiqg and four persons were killed near Independence. Calif., in a car-tn1ck collision. Traffic Piled Up By Truck Wreck • Traffic piled up in Santa Ana Canyon today when an ammonia truck jackknifed on the rain-slick pavement and blocked one Jane to eastbound vehicles. California High19y Patrnlme" took ()ver traffic direclJlllt in heavy rain while waiting for a relief truck to tow away the stalled vehicle and take ()ver its full load of ammonia . Patrolmen were out in full forct throughout the county to check on a rash ()( minOr accidents as the promised stonn befan tn dump rain in scattered area1. Officers said the only injuries suffered were cuts aJld bruises sustained by the ammonia truck driver. He was allowed to go borne after treatment. Agnew Will Meet Ky ' ' WASHINGTON (UPI) -Vice Presi- deot 1Splro T. Agnew will meet Monday with •Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky of South Vietnam. who is tnding a 17-day unofficial tour or military installations in the United States, .it was announced Fri· da y. Ky met with President Nixon al the White Howie on Tuesday. Pre-cast Seetlons Set 'Tinkertoy' A.liso Pier Construction Starting The Aliso Beach Ushing pier in South Laguna Ls being put together "like a giant Tinkertoy." AU its concrete sections, pre-cast in San Diego, are completed and ready for placement. a county spokesman said this week. Construction on the t120-foot. $66S,OOO pier, extending seaward from the county beach in South Laguna, is apeedina along slightly ahead of schedule and has been "so smooth we can't believe it" said the spokesman for the engineering section of County Robbery Spree Suspects Wait Court Date. As police in serveral Southland cities continued to build their own cases this weekend, a 19-year~ld Costa Mesa youth and his alleged accomplice remained in custody to await court action in a Iara:e robbe:ry spree spanning several montht. Their arrest came at the hands of San Clemente police. Gordon Henry Rice a transient with a temporary Costa Mesa addms, WI! formally charged with armed robbery Friday afternoon in south Orange County Municipal Court where bail wu set at $.11,250. He remained in custody to awa it preliminary hearing on the charges Dec. 9. His alleged accomplice, Soledad Prison escapee Clyde Everett Hall, 28, is being held at California Institution for Men in Chino as a fugitive. Court action is still pending against Hall, who fied to Las Vegas after his escape last spring. The men are accused of robbing more than a doz.en locations throughout Southern California in beists which in- cluded a $10,000 haul of jewelry and gems from a We stminster business and a small holdup of a San Clemente finance office- the case which led to the pair's arrest. San Clemente Detective Lt. Robert Mason, who led the inve.stig.ation, said C1ther jurisdictions are. still adding to the list of loot assertedly stolen by the p1ir of men whClm the officer described as "self· admitted heroin addict!." The exact amount of lhe value of the loot "is anyone's gue!! at the moment," Mason said. Acting on a tip, the detective pursued the case for several weeks before. arrtst.! took place last Wednesday and Thursday. Thus far $4,000 in loot has been reoovered from the string of robberies which asserttdly Jnvolved savings and loan offices. market11. a utility office, an apartment and several other victims in San Clemente, Orange, El Monte, La Mirada and Los An&eles. the county's Beaches and Parks Depart· ment. The pier will be open to the public early in April, by which time paving and landscaping of the adjacent parking area unj!t!t' a separate oontract, also should be finished. - Work started in January of this year. but little was visible during the initia! months when concrete sections were being cast in San Diego and pilings to support the pier driven into the ocean floor. The pier structure is now taking its fin al shape, with a spacious diamond· shaped platform at the seaward end, designed to provide more lineal feet or fi shing area without extending the pier ()ceanward. Lines may be dropped en the inside or the diamond or cast from its perimeter. At the beach end is a round structure thst will house a bait :md tackle con· ceS1ion, re.staurant and rest rooms. In between, pre-cut concrete deck 1Jabs are being movtd into position. 1be only wood in the entire concrete and 1teel structure, acoordlng to the engineers, will be the band rail along the sides. Benches will be: supplied for visitors observing the fishing activity and li1ht standards will run the leneth of the pier so it may be kept open during the early evening hours for after.work fishermen . CRASH • • • From Pagel as al Anchorap. en route to Cam Rahn Bay. South Vietnam. A MeChord spokesman said the passen. gers were believed to be Army aJld Air F'orce persoMel. A Pentagon spokesman said they included replacemen~ for as- signment to uni!$ in South Vietnam. Goez said the plane also carried mili· tary dependents. including at least one child. They appare11tly were beund for Japan. M. H. Rowe. e1eculive vh:e president or Capit.ol, said in Nashville. Tenn., he was told most of the crew survived. The Anchorage airport was closed by the acc ident. 4'.lelaying one Western Air- lines flight from Seattle and causing an earlier Weiitern flight to return to Seattle. Debris from two of the DCS's four mo- tors and .its wings w1s scattered widely by the crash and explosions. A $00-y&rd trail of fuel stretched behlnd the wreck- aae. The crash came after dark in cold, driulini weather. Ruah-hour traffic clog- ged airport roedl, and otficlalt: aaid emer. geney vehicles were delayed moment.tr· ily. A temporary morgue was set UJI at Ku- lis Air Force Base, a small Air National Guard facility near the main airport. The National Transportatil!KI Safety Board dispaLched a 10.man team to in· vestijate. Russia 'Not Interested' Ex-Marine Asks Red Aid in POW Yul,e Tree Project PLACERVILLE (AP) -An ei-Morl,. wants the Russians to help him send O,ristmu trees to American eervtctm•n held prisoner in North Vietnam . So far. says Cati Bo~Ui, he isn't get· ting much help. "The Russian government Is not in- terested in buying any Chrl~tmaa lrt~." &relU qu otes Russian consul General Alexander Zlnchuck as sayi ng when he contacttd Zinchuck's San Francia of- fi ce. "No, No. You don·t understand . We don't want to sell you any trees. We want yout help to get them to Americant hi North Vietnam ." Borttli replied. "Why don't you try your own State Dtpartment?" Zinchuck replied. ' Bortlll and a ll"UP of fritndl aro trylJ'l8 for the aecond ye1r in a row to JJt ~s to Hanoi via Moscow, List year, he :tent some trees aboard the gift laden jet financed by Texas millionaire Ross Perot. The trees. Borelli ~aid, wound up somewhere in Southeast Asia, but not in North Vletn8m . This year, the Placerville rtstaurant operator says he has made calls to Swedi&h and German government offices in Yluhlngton, D.C., the State Otpart- ment and the U.S. Post Orfice Otpart• mcnt. The trees -50 Dou&las firs - haven't Jeft yet. Borelli's keeping thern behind his restaurant. Now, says Bortlli, he's getting more discouraged because Of the recent raid on • an abandoned prllontr of w1r camp ntat Hanoi Ind bomblqs of North Viel-. '"Ille North Vietnam11e m not IO apt to look kindly on our thin& with tl\lt kind of thing 1oing on," he says. Borelli's latut ploy is a dlrtct telegram to Hanoi, uklng permiJsion to send the trees. He told the Hanoi authorit!n to reply collect. Wh y Chritllma.!J trees? "lt'a juJt something to let them know we're thlnkln1 1bout them," lortllJ replies. "Even if they don't pt the treer. .they may get the word that 1K1meone be$ides the ir relatives are think.in& about them.'' Saturday, Nowmtiu 28, 1•7it ---•-DAJLV-PILOT II ' Their Goals-to Help County Birth Control Clinics Availabw By JOANNE REYNOLDS Gettinc birth control de11lces or abor· tion eowisellng: In orange County is merely a matter of knowing w'hcre to ao. And it isn't eome uoder&round clinic in a dinp office on a back 1trett. Today the single or .married woman. over lS -ln some cases without parental consent -can make use of one of nine county· and federal·supported clinics to get birlh control Information an4'.I devices or counsdin1 which could lead to an a bortion. Or. Emma Wharton, chief of clinics for the county health depirtment, said lhe department ha s run family plannin& clinics since 1930. "These were run on a limited basis for tuberculosis patients from co u n t y hoapital. And in May of 1962, we opened the first well organized family planning clinic at the county medical center." she sad. DON'T CHECK CONSENTS The services of the clinics are available to all county residents. "We do require a parental consent form from girls under 21 who live at home. but we don't notarize them. If a girl is 15 or over and ii living away from home and supporting herself, we don't require any consent form," Dr. Wharton sai4'.I. CUrrently the nine clinics are set up on a 1eographical basis. Us ing federal Office of Economic Opportunity fund! three sites in Santa Ana, Huntington Beach and San Juan Capistrano run six clinics per month. Using funds fro mlhe 4'.lepartment of Health, Education and Welfare. three clinics in La Habra, Placentia and Stan- ton mett 1% times per month. Funded with county tax revenues, l.hree clinics,itt the medical center, the health department in Santa Ana and the health department annex in Anaheim hold an additional 12 meetings per month. All are 11taffed by health deputment persOnnel. APPUES DIREC'IL Y Dr. Wharton uid the health depart. ment applies directly for the HEW funds, but the OEO clinlc11 are run through the county chapter of Planned Parenthood, Inc. and it is these clinics that offer abor· tion counseling. "Planned Parenthood is the contracting agency and they in turn subcontract to us for the staffing of their clinia," Dr. Wharton explained . "The county does not support or pay for any so called 'abortion clinics' nor 4'.lo we do any abortion counseling," she declared. "We do reftr pregnant women to Planned Parenthood and we do have. two counselors on hand for counseling In. cases where there is a large socla1 pr~ blem. "If, for instance, we find a ~oman becomes very upset when she learns of her pregnancy, then we are prepared to give her counseling on the spot as a sort of release. We're not about to tell her to wait until next week to see a PlaMed Parenthood counselor when she is in ob- vious need of immediate help." Myron Weeks, executive director of Orana:e County Planned Parenthood detailed the abortion counseling ]JOl'tion of their services: GIVE PREGNANCY TESTS "We give tests for presnancy and we have clarical counselors from 1 9 denominations as well as professional counselors on band to talk to any of the women who fin4'.I out they·re pregnant," he said. "We tell her what her options are. If she's eligible under the state ' 1 therapeutic abortion l1w, we will refer her to a physician or hospital that will terminate the pregnancy at a cost she can afford." He said there are nine such physicians and hospital& in the county. Planned Parenthood's clinics make for abortion almost on demand . contingent only upon the woman's age and marital status. Jf the expectant mother is under 21 and living at home, parental consent is re- quired for referral, Weeks s a Id. Otherwise the decision belongs to the woman alone. STATE ABORTION AID "If she cannot pay anything, we will give htr ecooomic counseling and help her apply for a Medical card which Will tnUUe her to state aid in applying for an abortion/' he said. Weeks said the Planned Partnthood clinics refer between 130 and 160 abortion cases per montl'1. ';Our primary emphasis is on birth con· trol because at the same time we're help- ing a woman find a physician for an abortion. we are setting her up with birth control counseling. "We make it quite clear we won't ttke her 1 second Ume for an abortion,'-' be ••i4'.I. "We do have difficulty with 1boliion ..,.. ln Illa! better !hon IO pe=nt of them are not or the ht1hest lntelllaence nor do they have the gre&t.est self diacipline. But we'd rather have them come to us than 10 underground and have to pay exorbitant lets: and rlsk death," Weeki added. With the excepllon or the abortion counselint, all nine clinie1 offer Utt Nmt services. FULL EXAMINATION ~ A woman's Initial Visit laN 1bno&l two houri.· She is 1iven a. full medical er- amlnaUon which b1cludes • Pap smear for cancer of the cervix, a urine analy1is for diabetes or kidney allment.s, and a blbOd tnt for aonorrbea. Her blood pre1111re, htlghl, wel1ht and· medical history art carefully nbted. Then it is up to the patient to select the method of birth control 1be desires. "The only Umit.s are set by 1ny mediell prob~m the woman may have," Dr. Wharton expl-1ned. "Regardlea of the method she chooses -tnteruterlne device (JUD), diaphragm, the pill or rhythm - we do our best to give her all the ln· formation she needs. 'Illi1 include.s a little anatomy, so me of the physiology or sex and, of course, bow that particular method works to prevent pregnancies.'' Following the initial visit and depen- ding on the method chosen, the woman returns for a second visit from a week to six months later, unless she develops a phy11ical problem that could be linked to the birth control method. PARTIAL PAY BASIS "The planned parenthood clinics are on a partial pay basis and ours are no charge," Dr. Wharton explaine4'.I. Weeks said the partial payment l)lan was instituted in an effort to help defray costs, "But we don 't send anyone away because they can't pay." Planned Parenthood charges $15 for the initial visit and $10 for counseling serviei!s. Dr. Wharton said she could not quote a budget figure for the three clinics run completely by the hetlth deputment but did note that ~ ~w crant f9f 1970 wu fll.l,000 and lbe OEO ,,-ant wu 163;000. The fl.Inds art used to rent doctors' of. fices in the evenings 111d pay on an hour· Jy basis . for the aervices of doctors, nur1es and techructana. In 1970, an estimated 7,000 women will have been seen in the nine cllnica. Wilb repeat visils, this meant there will have: been ID,000 to 12.000 visits to I.he clinics. Jn 1971 Dr. Wharton said she expects the number of women using the services of these clinics lo reach 10,000. MISINFORMED OBJECTIONS , Both Weeks and Dr. Wharton are aware of the criticism the clfn~ have drawn from community .memben, but feel objections are based on misin· formation in many cases. "We really are a health clinie, in spile of the fact that some people try to smear us as a shady operation," Weeks said. "We're not here to moralize or to makO. decisions for anyone," Dr. ·Wharton · stated. "Our goal ls to help women JO . they can have babies when they want : them and so they don't have to have bclbies when they don't want.them." Research Reveals Bh·th Control Pill Found Harmful in Mouse Study WASHINGTON (UPI) -Researchers Triangle Institute near Raleigh. ·N.C., by, said Friday a drug found in one popular a team of scientista led by Drs. Monroe birth control pill caused severe birth E. Wall and Keith It Palmer. defects in 64 perctnt of pregnant mice They said noretbynodiet·broke down in· that were tested. But they cautioned to two chemically related ~roducta in the against drawing conclitsions about tbe mice called metabolites, the same way it dnq:'s effect on humans. breaks down in the human body. The birth defects included malformed The statement said 300 pregnant mice brains and skulls. cleft palates and were tested, some with no~thynqdrel and distortions in the development of eyes, others with 'J)ure forms of ·One or th• ears and sex organs, their report said. other of the m~tabolites. "Examinations of their litters one day A team ()f scientists reported in the short of the normal l~ay mouse 1esta· 1cientific journal "Teratology" that a lion period revealed that up to 64 percen' drug called norethynodrel. used in enovid. of the fetuses -displayed severe ab- ohe of the first birth control pill• on the normalities,"-the study showed. market, was found to be the damaging "Our pharmacologists have be e n agent. thoroughly conversant with the -data in A spokesman for the Pharmaceutical the report and have found nothin1 scien· Manufacturers Association told UPl that tifically new or exciting in it,"· tbe FDA norethynodrel is found only in enovid, spokesman said. . which is manufacutured by G. D. Searle "'We have,Jong·.been aware Qf,feial ab- & Co: The PMA representative refused to ' iiQrmalities resulting from the uae of ctr .. comment on the test find ings "untij. we tain birth rontrol pills administered iq have re1d the research data." 1 f ~e pregnancies or animals," ·~e said. A Food and drug Admlniltratlon ~•Our JabeJ.i.Qg instructioM io·Jinysician.1 (FDA) spokesm1n told UPI ~e federat -strictly prdvldes that the pills Dot be used regulatory agency waa aware ot the. pro-· in pregnancies." ject and that it "found nothing sc.ien-The metabolites .caU.!ied more birUi tifically new or exciting in it." defects in offlpring of the nllce than the The National Institute or General parent drug itle:Jf did, the 1cientists Medical Sciences, 1 division of tbe reported. ' Department of Heallb, Education and Among. mi~ ~ted late 1n their Welfare, financed the research and cau-pregnancies with either the pa~t drug tioned in a statement that "no conclusion or its metabolites, the death .of fetuse1 regarding human exposure and fetal was five to eight times grtt1kr th~n 4'.levtlopment can be made on the basia: or normal, but th~ .fetu~ de•th r~·was to. the findings reported here." frequent when· the ctrug· wu lfVlll early; The teats were done at Re&earch in the presnancy. County Planners Okay Viejo Cemetery Locak Orange County Planning Cmrunission hall granted apprival of a protelttd re- quest by Mission Vlejo Co. to develop a 75-acre cemetery on a rolling site east of the San Diego Freeway. The approval carrits ei&ht conditions which must be met befo~ building permlta: will be issued and requires !he developers to submit detailed landscaping pl1ns to planning dlredor Forest Dicl(uon. Development of the ceme:~ry in phases was allowed by the commisaion, wtlh~ap proval pending on portions of the pllln subsequent to phase one. Amcne rond!Uon!I attached to the pro- posal was installation of curbs and 1idew1lks along Marguerite Parkway with paving to the center of the streeL Landscaping called for by the comm!• sion includes the slope between the ex- isting water tank and the road , plus temporary plantings on all cuts made for roads to be developed. The commismon asked to see profiles for development of Felipe and O'Neill Park roads. CompUance with various applicable county codes was required for ez parking POPE ... From 'PGfle I tho "courage and ....miy which dl!lrac- temed HI! HoU.... ln a clifflcult ••• al ... atlon." . T1te N:solu Uon was propostd by Valer· tan Cardinal Gracias of Jndl1 end was passed by acclamation. The bishop•• 111eetlng wu !he hlfhlllfit of Pope Paul's visit to the ~hllipp~s. the third stop of his ten-day. eight-nation lour of Asia and the Pacific. Me111nwhile In Pago Pago, American Samoa. authorlUes have turned down A 1u11estiOl'I to bring a contincent of U.S. Marin• to Western Samoa for Pope P1u1 V1'1 visit Sunday. but security II belnr lntenslfltd in other ways. Poltoe are searchillg the baua1e of · arriving forelgnm to ~vent importation of weapoos, and the civilian airport guard iJ belnl roin!or<ed. spaces that are planned as well as signs and utlliUes. Tbe letter tnU1t be un· dergrounded. Three comm1ss1o~rs present a t Wednesday's meeting voted in fa~ of the proposal which had been contested bJ: area homeowners who objected to th« burial ground belllg placed ln front of their view properties. DAILY PILOT N_h ... H---...... -................ C•f'll M11• S. ere 11 OilllA>fGlf COAIT PU8\.ISHIMO COMtAJf't lo\jtt N. W••' Pl'ftlNnl •rA P11lolilllfl' Jsok R. C11rl•y Vitt Pmlct1n1 •r,cf G1,....11 MMllllt' Thom•• K1•vil Ecflltr Tho'"•• A. M u?~;"' Ml ... 11~ Ecfltor lfc.~1td P. H1D Slulb °"•• c.ovi.tr t;d!W --' a.,. "'-t • W..t ..., ...... ......,. '""" m1iw.t ..... ...._. .._._,,. __ ~ """''~:.., a..cti: ims ..__ .....,_,. "" .1 ---11~ .... I I I DAll.Y PllOT QUEENIE N·U. Saturday, Nowmbtr 28, iq10 By Phil lnterlandi ... ·",:O .. ~ . ' . . . . ·, .. . . :: .: .. :._. ., ~ ... ·~ ·,. l;'-" . . . , "Frankly you took like a Monday-morning quarter- b.1.ck who was carried off the field." Atin Landers Thumbs Down On Palmi,stry DEAR ANN LANDERS: A few weeks ago l bought a book on palmistry. I wish I hadn't .. i\fter I read the chapter on life lines I immediately examined the palms of my children. The three old er ones have very long life lines but the 10.year-old has an unusually short life line. This tias me worried sick. I fin d myself brooding abou t the early death ol this child - wondering tr It will be an ac· cide.nl or illness. This has made me overly protective and unduly apprehensive. I feel like crying every time 1 look at my litUe girl. She 1emes 101Dethlng is wrong and doesn't ttiow what to ma ke of il. I doo."l want to discuss my problem wtth anyone because they will laugh at me and tell me I am foOlish. It's herd lo believe that the simple act of reading a chapter in a book could ruin my lift. but this is what bi happtning. Please help m.J!..-LR ·DEAR LR: Fear can ~ the molt afpplbli of all emotions -pm1ictllarly 11i·bea no ra- tloal bu.ls exlsti. Palmistry II a fake •Del any almilarlty hetweeD • 1bort life line aad early dtaUt is purely coln- ddeatal. J arge yoa to discuss thll with your clergyman. He will not laugh at you -I prG- mile. Verbaliilng: one's fe ar ud ti:amtnlllg It in the stark light of ~111oa is the first step toward conquering it. DUR ANN LANDERS, Our daughter wlD be 16 by the time you receive lhls letter. 1 found cigarettes in her purse over a yw ago and tried to persuade her to slap 11DOking. It was useless. We even paid her NOT lo smokt, but s h e took and money and smoked behind our backs. A r t e r monthl or getting nowhere . my bu8band and I decided perhaps we were lucky our daughter was s m o k i n g ordinary cigarettes and not pot -so we told her to quit sneaking around and to smoke in the open. Now a probl em bas arisen. 'Pt1y parenta will be celebrating their 60th wedd i n g a!lo niversary next month. We are. going to Kansas for what will undoobtedly be a family reu- nion. My father WU a Metbodisl m!Dl8ta-and be dots not 1ppnmi ol emoldng. w e'ft tdd aur daul!)iter •be cannot smoke in h e r grandfather's home. She insists this is hypocriti- cal. According to her, si nce we have yiven her permission to smoke, it is none of he r grand fathe r's b u s i n es 11 • It seems reasonablt, yet we are uneasy. What is your opinion? -NEBRASKA CRISIS DEAR NEB: I feel IOrry for you , but sorrier for pt a r daughter. She bas "collapsible parents." I hope yoa won 't fold this time, Ttll lltr she is not to smote ii btr grandparent's Mme betaase you will not permit lier ..... sull thml.. Emd el ... "'"· Parenti wllo ucl ~ with a period ..._. of • qUtslloa mert eltea are •W'J'rlled to cn-ver - their lddl llb belal 1old - lo do. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I hope this letter gets to you In time to warn that fellow not to take . the gal back who threw the engagement ring in his face for the fifth time. Four· tem years ago I married a girl with a temper like that and she is still throwing tbinis -bottles, iron skillets, dinner plates -anything she can lay her hands on. J would have left her Jong ago tf tt weren't for the cld.ldren. •J've never written to a newspaper before bat I saw myself 14 years >go In thal fellow's letter -and I had to have my say. Print this, please. -FON DU LAC DEAR FON: TbaW for the warainl from the battlefront. Are yoa )latenlng, students? Too many couples go from matrimony to acrimony. Don't let your marriage nop before it gets started. Send for Ann Landers' booklet "Marriage - What to Expect." Send your r<quat to Ann Landen In can.of,..,.. newspaper enclos- ing 50 -In coin and • long envelope In can of tho DAILY PILOT- iiiiiiiiiiiiii Real Estate CAREER NIGHT '7 J l• th• ti.ne to ch1n9• from • JOB to • CAREER! .H_. HOW Fo,..st E. Olson, Inc. his 1lreedy sold over ,127 1MIL1ION In propertieJ this yeer end how you ctin echieve unlimited income! lmmedi•t• S•I•• Op1n- inl• for Men and Wom1n, Inexperienced or exptti· eftc.cl, due to our ph•nom•n1I ••p•n•ton. Heer all th• .nJW.rt ott how to 9et your hc•n•• and how our unique ttf•.t ttart" progrtm tr.1in1 you to success. H .. r tpec:U.1 guest 1pe.1ker1. See d•lll'IOllstration• of out uttiqr• cl••d circuit TV tr1ining! Don't mi•• this c•,..,. opportunity! 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They usually get their way aJUtoagb lhey don't always bow wbat'1 be&t for tbem hnulllg a Virgo woman meus yoa lulve io catda v.p on yoar readlag aac1·11wpea your wit, ARIES (March 21·April 19): Check inslrllclions, various details. Be in communication with one who is at a distance. Long-range travel plans are emphasi!ed. No one is giving you something for nothing. TAURUS (April ~May 21l): Delve deep for n e e d e d miterial. Di s c a r d the superficial. Face truth . as it exists. Doing so w i 11 Financial upccts are good-if you obtain cooperation. GEMJNi (May !NU.. 20): tools which ·are available. Re- cent contact provides great benetits. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Be ready for plenty or variety-and mean ing rut changes. •Virgo indiv wtual can aid in frnding what yoll need. Be specific. There is maze or red tape. But fr ie ndl y persuasion unravel• it. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Em~sis ~ bow _you deal with those im authorlt1. Indicationl are. that. you will receive ample funda for. ·pet project. state case in cleat, concise manner. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are intuitive. cai>able of seeing beyond' the immediate. You are most sue· ttssful when you f o 11 o·w hunches. Confusion is about to evaporate. Yoll will koow where you sl.aod-and why. To Hnd aut """°'' hldr" flw VOii In .........., 9nd love. .,,..,. ~ OMern: bcdi;let, "'Secnt Hinh fer· Mtlt· 11'11111 Women.'" Send lllrthdaM ...., • -'-tro ~ ....,......, .s.tan Ille w..11.., PILOT, '-ZMO, Grand . c..tral .-.. tlon. Ntw Y.,._ N.Y, 11117, · •• Your judgmeo~ fntultion may--------• be sligbUy of! base. 'tcoow this and let mate, partner tet ac> tual pace. Concentrate on im· proving. la m 11 y relations • .Make amends to one wh1> needs face-saving. CANCER (June 21.July 22): Accent on work and health. For. The Record , Means you · have to adj ust ..,_...,mt.,,,..., __ _ hours. You have b een • sl'8ining. Now, stdve tor DiSSO(UtlO'ftS schedule which enables you to protect resoun:es. Don'I waste Of Jtfa~--e time-or yourself. • •· ~ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Good lunar epect blghlights creative endeavors, relations wilh cllildren aod Javed ooe.s. Emotions fl}' high, nothing is halfway. Avoid trying to fool others-or yourself. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22): Trust feelings about property, tradition and va1ues which are non~egotiable. Be true to yourself. You can do this by giving your best-some who mean mllCh are observing. Lll!RA (Sepl 23-0cl. 22): Accent on ability to pi~ together puzzle. Clues are available. A short journey coold provide Jlnal answers. Yoo mqll ullsfy JntelleCluaJ curlosllf, Doo1 6ettl• fOf tall 1tory. llOORPIO (Oct. 11-Nof, 21)1 You b8l'e more resources than might be Imagined; €beck with older individual Don't give up property for a song. There are some now who eavy your possessions. SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 21 ): Cycle high ; circumst..ances favor y o u r special efforts. Take initiative. Set pa~. Welcome new con· tscts. Be tndepoodent in v oo imut ·oalllfy Jnlellectual llloulh' -J.el othel'I do Ille COJl)'fng. CAPRICORN (Dea. :zs..Jan. It): lle3lrldlvt lnllueocOl ll't preseot. Bal situation -will provlile ""'1lnP-Galher creau .. potenttaL Work wtlh OPEN SUNDAY 1l To 5 UNTIL CHRISTMAS I~ Ill~•= 1•12 Ho ........... Colt• ,,... • I • Co111n1ent Page ' .. U.S. Airports Lag in Safe Landirig Gear By JAMES R. POLK and DICK BARNES .... _ .. , ... '"" w.u.,. More than half the airports in the coon· try :terViog scheduled airliners lack modern 1uidanct devices to help pilots mike blind landings in bad weather, an Associated PrHS stud)' shows. More Than Half Lack All-Weather Equipment The government's failure to install the electronic equipment, a l'Ongressman t·harges, places air travtl "on a collialon course with dJsaster ." The AP study, made in the wake of thf' ?>death Marshall University football air tragedy, di.!closed that more lhan a mill1on passengers a year land at airports without bad-weather guidance beams. EVEN THE 147 jumbo jets -thc rnost sopbJstlcated airliners to:ver built -are slated to begin landing ln 13 days at the Phoenix, Ariz.,. airport, which has no glide slope landing device. Rep. Jack , Brook.. lO.Tex.). whose House subcommittee has held bearing.! on airport !'lafety, charged the Federal Aviation Admi'nistration has failed to set airport requirements for control tower radar and instrument landing system {ll.S) equipment. "In my opinion. tht nation·s air traffic control system is on a co\li!'lion course with disaster," Brooks said. The Huntington, W. Va., airport where Marthall's chartered twin-engine OC9 jet hit 1 tree-studded ridge while coming in too low oa • rainy night baa neither r•d9r nor a glide slope device. A glide slope system beams an elec- tronic signal at the plane to line up the crosahairs on a cockpit instrument and turn on a red warning if the jet slrays too low or loo high. The DC9, like all modern planes. had the equipment -but Hun· Ungton·s hilltop airport did not. PHOENIX HEADS a list <lr 304 airports in the eontinental United States that al50 lack the &Ude slope Ian~ device -in· el uding :such major Polnls as Las Vegas, Nev .; Fort Lauderdale, Fla .; TuCIOTI, Ariz.: Bangor, ~ialne, and Helen11, MonL These 304 airports hanctle nearly 2,000 night.s a day -roughly one out ot every nine airline landings In the nation. This picture emerged from an AP analysis of latest FAA statistics and airline schedules, and interviews with airport officials: Even al Los Angeles' busy lntema· tional Airport, na glide slope was avai· table on the western approach over the Pacific until the past few months. lt was POT: HOW SAFE? Tht author is chit/ p$1Jchiatr1sl ot Litt Un1vtr.sit11 of California, Berkelt11. By O. ffARVEY POWELSON, M.D. Fh·e yean ago, at 1 lime when there "·u 1 great deal of discussion about LSD and relat~ hallucinogens , I was asked by a Daily C&lifornian reporter ror my views Dn marijuana. Al the time my experien~ "''as limited to a few students I had talk- ed to. who bad used it irregularly and in· frequenUy. In addition to my personal koowledge, there was the medical literature which · seemed sparse indeed, bat In general seemed to be saying that there was no proof of long term harmful effects from marijuana. I summarited this lack of knowledge lo that date ror the Daily Californian reporter. I uid lhett was no proof of harm and that it sboukt probably be legalized and conuolled . ln ceneral this. view met with appr91-.l tnim most ol the students and most o! my profasional col- leagues.. Sinct Um amt the 1191! of mari- juana on &his nr•Tipu• m \hu community, and m rJnnaly NtJ CIC"t:Ued at an ex- plcsitt nil».. 1fJ° PIS a. th2. Clan' lban 50 percent r:I W canpus mes ml'J'ijuana 11 ka:tt oc« • Ally, t.Jt. tba1 only a s m 111 """"""" -pn>bably ""3 than I per· ttd. -mr it daily or frequently enough to be caDed "~ads." In my job as chifl psychiatrist 1 have Berkele y Study Alters 'No Harm' View had •n unusual opportunity to obstrve the Mfecta: of the drug on a number of people in ·•' ~umber of contexts; in ad- dition, I have had the task of thinking about my findings and correlating them with whatever scientific data is available. RecenUy, another reporter from the Daily Californian interviewed me to see if my opinions had changed in lbe interim . In the course of that interview, J realized in 1 concrete and explicit way that they had . The headline read, "Psychiatrist says pot smokers can't think straight°'. This time the response of the community and colleagues waa not so approving. It is an interesting fact that questioning the claims of marijuana users leads to much more anger, vilification, and character assassination than does the oppo.tjte stance. The following statement is a sum- mary of the observations and the thinki ng wtticb led me to tht consequent change in my views. TIIE 1'10ST important source of in· formation is my daily work as director or the psychiatric clinic do i n g ad· ministration, supervision , and direct \l·ork with students. The psychiatric clinic at U.C. Berkeley .secs a very large seg· menl of the student population. We in- terview bE!tween 10 and 15 percent of the students each year, that is, we see roughly 3,CO'J new students ptr year. mostly as out-patients but roughly 200 of them u hospitalized patient<;. We have made a number of studie3 al- tempting to compare our patient popula- tion with the general population on all 30J1s of variables -social. psychological, psych ialric, and so on. We have never found a significant differenee between our patients and the studenl body as whole. Our patients are seen for many reasons, but the majority of them are not in any way signincantly different from the general student population. My first important shift in thinking OC· curred as a result of observations made during psychotherapy with a young m111, S., who was bright enough to be getting hi.!I law degree and Ph.D. !'limultaneou.!lly and competent enough to be learning to fly and deal in real eetatc at the same time. As we proettded in our work to- gether. I came to know S. 's way of think- ing. Most of us do this without thinking about it : all of us come to know to some degret the y,·ay our friends and colleagues think. In therapy, the <lpportunity lo hear someone think out load about a probl em important to him maximiz.es the oppor· !unity lo come to know how he uses or misu~es logic, remembef's clearly or not at all, does or does not exercise good judge ment about his own thinking. and whether or not he is able to know his own feelings. We had made enough head· way so that S. had begun to be able to observe and understand hi.! awn thinking. Periodically. then. \l'e had hours (I wa!'I seeing him twice weekly) when his th ink- ing became mmhy. If' I TRIED to lollow him, my head began lo spin. When J protested that he 'd become impossible to listen to. he'd argue thaL his own experience was lhat he was th.inking more clearly, more in- sightfully, than ever. On one such OC· casion. he mentioned that he·d been to a party two nights befoce where he'd had particularly good "grass". ln Berkeley, 1968, that was not a particuarly memorable rtmark, but we thought there might be some COllllection wit.b his think· ing. This same series. of events recurred often enough that I finally was able at tirneii to post d~t that S. had bad some "mind.expanding drug," usually mari· juana. S .• because he was a good observer, helped show me aoother aspect of the thinking disorder I'm describing. Central to his difficulties was a paranoid stance toward the world. By this. I mean a style of thinking characterited by a const111t suspicion that one is being controlled: eg. by the establishment, the system, etc.: and simultaneously a constant unwitting search for people and situations which will do just that : e.i:. drugs, demagogues. tf this manner of thinking is carried further, it blends into the condition usually called paranoia. Here the subject is controlled by voices , God, or whatever, and at the same time. he is ve.ry often "against his will " being controlled by a state hospital or jail. S. Wa.3 forever talk- ing about his search (Of' something or someooe he could trust. He very fre- quently clutched to himseU people who How County Foster Care Plan Wo·rks Sy MRS. THOMAS W, BECKWITH \\'hen Doreen was 10 her mother and father decided to divorce. There were 6 children in the lamily. "They lined us up and chose us like puppies. I wu the last ooe to be picked," &he .::~·s di1CCXU10latdy. "I didn't want to 10 wjth my father . T hated his guts. He got his kicks out of being mean. Everything J loved he would take away from me. Favorite toys, my dog -anything to satisfy his sadistic atreak." • • • THE LAST TIME Timmy saw his mother was when the two men with a 1tretcher carried her out or the house. "J told 'the people' how daddy hit her. She fell a lotta limes, and then she didn't get up no more." In our computeri!.ed, space age we have come a Jong way in what we've been able to do. But in human behavior there are many still in the dark ages. Some of the problems that beleaguer vic- tims of abuse and cruel circumstances can be iQ\ved through a community who cares. lndividuals who can gi\'t of themselves and become a part or the Foster Homt Program sponsored by the \\'e\fare and Probation Departments of Orange County. "There is a grovdng need ror this type of care, especially for teenagers." .,mph.tsized Bert Knight, recruitt!r for f03ter hOmes in Orange County. "WHAT MAKES morl!l huma11t and pocketbook seme?" he conllnutd. ··Trtat a child with emoUonal problems and rtraighlfn him oc btr out for normal arowth. or Jet the chlld 10 untreated. Jt COits $11 a day to keep him at Juvenile Hall and the resuUa are not always tut· cnsruL" In Otaltl• County lhn>ugh the O.part· menl of Soclal Wellart, I.he Childre.n'1 Foster Home Licensing Unit makes 1t.udie1 and Issues Ucenlts for family· type care. Tbtte are some priVlle child pl1cement agencit:s allowed by the state ro certify Coaler homts for children under !Mir a:uptrvlsJon. Ucen• m Wued ror a period of ont )'ear. Renew1I Uctn.aes are reissued after family health checka. home vi.Ill evalu•· tlon and rHpplie1tJon. Pl1cement Jn fOfler Cart falls under t.-o 1ysttm1. Th< lint ii uirou,h private or IJI· dt-ptndtll pilc<mem. Thil ia defined u It's Cheaper Than Juv enile Doll An office interview is then held at the. licensing agency, 1016 N. Broadway,, San- ta Ana , by a social worker. Fingerprints are taken on both prospective foster parents at the conclusion of the in· terview. not being under direct supervision or authority of the court I Probation Deparl· ment) or an agency (Welfare Depart· ment or private social agency). 'fhe parent, relative or legal guardian is the pi.rson making the decision and giving t:onsent for tht child to leave: his natural home for foster care. UNDER m.E SECOND system , agency placements are made by the Probation Department. These children are under court jurisdiction for many possible reasons. Some are homeless a n d parentless, and 90me are invo lved in pro- blems of the rilmmunity. Children placed by the Probation Department are eligible for peiyment directly by the county or through the Department ol Welfare. Arrangements for payment to the l°"ter home md for medical and clothing need s are madt by one of these departments. Some children are placed through the Foster Home Unit at the Welfare Dc-part- ment with no attachment to the courls. Needs are met by the Welfare Depart- ment in cluding remuneration to the foster home, medical and clothing needs. A social worker from the \VeU1re Department arranges the placement and is responsible for working relaliooships between the child, his family, the [osier family and the agency. Financia l arrangements .are made on the following basic scale : Age 1-6 years $70 per rnonlh Ages 7·l2 years $94 per mooth Ages IS.IS $125 per month Jn most instal'lces, medical and clothing needs are additional. Clothing replace- ment costs are considered as part or the remuneration received monthly for board and care. S0~1 E HOMES not requiring a licensei are maintained for youths 16-18 years and youngsters are placed through the Proba· lion Department and California Youth Authority. Payment ls directly made by theae agencies to the foster home in the following basic amount.~. Probation Department: $1!5 per month Cali(ornia Youth Aulhority:$80 board and mom $7 clolhh1g replacement $7 incidentals; $94 per month Steps to llcensing (or f03ter care are as followt: Prospective roster parents are re- quested to attend a group orientation meeting. These are held regularly tach week. Health clearance forms are gi ven lo applicants al the time of office interview . X-rays and necessary health checks are provided without cost at the Orange County Health Department, 645 N. Ros~ SL, Santa Ana. Jf desired, a personal physi:l Jn may be used. 'fHE l.JCENSlNG AGENCY will re- quest and obtain a fire safely clearance on the applicant's home from the local tire department or fire marshars office. 'fo re\i ew housing and living ar- rangement, a licensing social worker will visit appli cants. A license is issued by m1U upon receipt of all clearan~s on the family and residence. Representatives of all child care agen- c,ies will Vt'Ork with foster pa.rent& whenever needed. Foster homes can serve as the most satisfactory bridge in our wide-spread ge.neration gap today . Further in· formation is available by phoning Bert Knight at 834-5022. The address is. Foster Home Licensing Unit, Department of Social Welfare, 900 N. Broadwav . Santa Ana. · 011r "'a" ltt San f 'randsro ------------, How to Dial•a•(non)Payer Sy HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Johll D. Schiele, lht MonlJomery Streeter, &ot a phone call the olher day from one ()f Ma Bell'• belier 1eekln1 help in locating a former empklye of his who hadn 't paid his phone bill, "Haven't seen him for a couple of years,'' 5aid John. "Why don 't you phone him?" Ma Bell : "We tried but his phone has been discoimect!d for non·paymcnt." John: "So why not connect it and call him ?'' Ma Bell : "We can 't do that till ht pays his blll." The convt':rsaUon sort of ran cul <lf lteam al that polnL SEARS ON POWELL has good food -and 1 ctrtaln integrity. lifonday, a woman ate the Weight Watchers Special and th~ ordered apple pie:, al which the waitress said atemly : "You cannot have des.W°t after the Weight Watchers Spe<:lal unless you pay your check. go outside and come back in:• The y,·oman did jul!I that .. _ (I'm a weight watcher , too. I watch what I eat and then eat It) .•. HORATIO AT THE JOHN : Before y,•e embark on this paragraph. hand-in· hand. I must tell you lhll Box Z aL the Opera House is nest lo Lhe men 's room. The ltdies room I! nut to Box A, 1 million milts away U you·re in a picklt. Okay? ••.• Ok1y, to now we're •t the Opera House for .. Carmen. •1 Standing outa.lda tha men'a room. arTN folded, j1w jutted, we find Writer Paul Jacobs. lie Is holding at bay half 1 doien men, all ficl,gety. "You can't go in," be keeps snapping. As the waitlng men begin lo advance on him with ttrangled oath11, Mrs. Owen Mtu1ln emerges lrom the. me.rfs. room. She. had been In Bos: Z and juat couldn't wail 1 second Jonger ... ~Ir. Jacob~ was trampltd In I.ht en5uinR rush, proving again that the real dram1 at the Opera 1-loUk usually lakes place In front of the sctnts, not behind them. not added until after 15 persons wer8 killed when 1 Scandinavian Airlines jet dipped down into the ocean last year. Federal investigators blamed that crash oo the pilots' failure to watch their alti- tude gauges while wrestling with a land- ing problem. And there was no glide slope to flash on a red warning in U1e c~kpit . ORANGE COUNTY Airport has had an IL..S for one year. County Aviation Oirec· tor Robert Bresnahan said the systen1 centers planes on the runway and gives them a three-degree glide an1Je to the field . 'Someday they'll legalize it and wh en they do, we 're ready!' were totally untrustworthy and hurt and rejected others who manifestly admired and I~ him. When he had uted marijuana. his think- ing became more paranoid, i.e he became more mistrustful of me. for instance, and at the same time. he became more wily so that he talked glibly. using cllches. theories, and "insights·•. all to a\'oid noticing concretely and immediately whatever he was really doing and feeling In his relatlonship with me as well as his relationships outside. In short. the pathological part of his thinking was ell'· aggerated in tv.·o ways: (I ) he was more suspicious. etc. and l2l ~ wa11 rriore adept at looling himself about whai be was up to, while simultaneously main- taining how "aware ", "'in touch", and "loving" he was. S. continued in therapy but also con· tinued to use marijuana and hashish . Toward the end of his therapy, I had decided that so Jong as he muddied his lhinlting in this way, there was no use continuing. He. however. suffered a ratal accident las a result of an error in judg- ment ) before his therapy actually terminated. As I was becoming familiar wit h these effects or marijuana on S., I gradually learned lo pick up signs when they \Vere more su bUe. I came to obset"ve the same changes in others, i.e .• that ma ri juana exacerbated the pathological aspecl<; of their thinking. In thepractice of medi ci ne. these sfeps in clinical verification are part or the daily practice. JN THE LAST year another drug rffect has become increasingly visible. Students y,·ho had "dropped out" and were into the drug scene are attempting to return and finding it difficult if not impossible. The usual story i.s that the young person htts become aware that the life he's been leading is unsatisfactory a n d un· productive. He then stops drugs for six months or so and then tries to return. When he returns to school, hoy,·ever. he finds that he can 't think clearly and that in ways he finds difficult to describe. his thinking has changed. Such people also seem lo be aware that they've lost lheir will someplace, that to do something, to do anything requires a gigantic effort - ln short, they have become will-less - anomic. The irony here is that they have now achieved the freedom they sought. They nttd an external director. They are ripe for a demagogue. If one listens lo such people rhlrik. there is a different quality from the one de.scribed with S. It is more like 11r;:in- dering In a swamp which has islands of solidity and sudden holes 11r•i1h no ~urfitce marking for either the island or the bog. One hears patches of lucidity and Ju11 t 11t•hen he begins to follow. he falls into a hole of confusion. The patienrs .subjective experience i!i sonlewhat similar. I've: beard comment.' like "I know I can think someUmes. like 1 used to. I can write papers for example.. but all or a sudden 1 'm lost." Or during the first hour, "I ju.st can 't seem to get my feet on the around." From these peo- ple J'l'e oome to suspect that there are luting damage.a from caMabls. Jn summary it ls now my judgment based on five years of uttnslve clinical experience that (I) the use af marijuana leads acutely, and for .. sev,ral hours to days thereafter to a disorder of thinking characterized by a general hick. of coherence ~nd an exactrbatlon of pathological lhlnklng pl'O<'tsses. r21 th1t the effects of mnrljuana art cumulaUve. 131 !hat after • period ()f prolonged 11sc isay sl1 months to a year I of marijuana in frequent dosages l on the order of one lime dallyl thal chronic changes oocur ""hlch are 1lmUar 10 those seen in org~nic br1\n disease -lsJands of lucidity In· trrm.i1ed with areas of loss of function . • Bresnahan said the system works for planes coming In <lVe.r Tustin, but P,}anes coming in over Newport can only u'se the cenlering portJon of the system. "The lLS works down to• 200-foot:cejl· ing with roughly a half-mile vi!'libllity: we al.so have .a Visual on the Range IV.OR ) system which is used to get a pos1Uon ti1 on the runway." he said. : All of the airport's 22 daily Jet fiighis are equlpped lo use the 11..S as well .As several of the twin engine private craft .kept at the flrld. -AT TUCSOS, Ariz., 40 jetliners tooCh down daily at a desert airport rimmed by mountains rising up to 9,400 feet . Jn the control tower. one FAA supervisor :Said the lack of Jl.S equipment has cpQsed pilots al night to complain ''it'1,:like fl ying into a black hole ." -At Fort Lauderdale. Fla,, 1 -court fight over ly,·o palm trees near. the runy,·ay threshold has bloeked, at' least temporarily, the use or new lLS iQoli>- ment installed. but still idle. at an ai(porl serving a half-million passengers a year~ -In Harlingen. Te.z ., another ~ jet clipped off the top of a hackberry tree. and a utility pole while groping toward a landing in a blind fog early this year. The pilots' altitude gauges may have been .in- aceurale. and Harlingen is one of, the scores of medium-siled airports with no glide slope. The Texas International· jet pulled out of !he landing allempt -~uid flew on to Houston, tra iling a strand Of telephone wire over its wing. , -Even at the FAA·s own busy National Airport in Washington, no glide ~kiPe equipment was installed for the apProaCh from the north past 1he heart of t~.pa. 1ion·s capl lal until the past year. ·a quarter-century afler lhe equipmen~·wa's put in use at the other end of the rtlll}':ay. fN A CAPITOL Hill intervitw1 Br®k! gaid lhe FAA had refused to )sk Congres5 for enough money to instiill 1bfl landing devi~s and control tower r'.~ar at airports throughout the nation.· The Texas congressman said the budget'bill asked for $60 million less than Cor)'gi:ess had authorized for air traffic contrOJ . .-He called this inexcusable. Meanwhile. a spokesman for the F-A:A's own employes association, AlaiJ'' R. Miller. called today for installation of the $100,000 ll.S systems at all airports !erv- ing scheduled airlines, particularly those located in moun!ainous terrain. EARl.JER THIS yea r, fAA ari- ministrator John Sharrer said at a House he.a.ring that any airport •erving jetliners should have such in.s~ment landing devices. But Uie FAA 's oWn stalistics shDW that only-68 riew rLS system$ have been installed in Uie past six years: Shatter said t~ agency wanls I<! add 4:1 such systems during this budget year. The FAA 's request is still pending befOre tbe Senate Appro'priations Committee.·· FAA-financed glide slope equipment 1s already being installed at Las Vegas and P~nix. The ILS sys~em at Las V.e,lls, "·h1ch _handles SO Jet landings ~a1'd takeoffs a day. should be switched oh by early next year, but it will take Sil: m'Ofe months at Phoenix. •'~ American Airlines is scheduled t!'l start !lyif!g..its hu ge 747 jumbo jet into Phoenix O.ol I on a non-stop run from Chicago. The Phoenix airport already hari(Jle!'I nea~ly 100 other airline flights. MQ!f of the airports lacking the equipmem·~art small fields that handle only scatlt"i'~ propellor plane landings dail y, suctr '.as Pasco. Ore.. Moab. Utah, ·a~~d Rhinelander, Wis. Bui often-crow ded f>tg and 737 jets Oy into a score of more Oaiu that are 11t•ithout the bad.weather hetp'.• THE JET AIRPORTS include ii'~lte, Mont : Dothan , Ala.; Ke y \Vest. Fla.: Pierre. S.D.: Waterloo, Iowa : Alb&ny, Ga .: Idaho Falls , Idaho ; Kinston. N.C., and others. , There seems to be little pattern· In which airports have ILS and wbich ~c,:i·t. At hurricane-raked Gulfport, Mis~lor example, Southern Airways makSa:, 18 landings daily with DC9 jets witboUt:111 hel~while al smaller h1eridian. Mias .• where only a handful of prop airliiiers land e:ach da y, ILS is available. ' -., -; JETS LAND at New Hoiven, ·conrt:,.,on hops from as far away as the·Bahititlis without glide. slope devices -\\1hile" at Hyannis. Mass .. and HutchinsM, Kan .• the devices arc read y for occasional· lln- dings. • :~ f\1any of the airports without Ille tqtrt~ ment ar~ ser\'ing college !owns with ~h schools a:'! Yale, Iowa. Missoutj_ •• ¥.'est Virginia. Texas A&M. M is s is s i t»P'i , Cornell , Indiana and Oklahoma State.· A federal safety investigalnr probing :he Marshall University tragedy said-.Uie decisfon whether to inst1'11 JLS equpro.,nt is left up to the local municipalilie$ noy.r. "However. there will be: 1eawn· mendations Ctlmfng in th is area, Jln pretty sure,'' he sa1d. ,:, : ., --~maati Saturday, November 28. 19io', The Comment Page ol th~ Daily Pilot seeks to inform ." and stimulate readers b)':,.. presenting a variety of com. > menta ry on topics of inter-·.: ~st and sianificance f.roni..·: informed obs1rvers a n d, ., spokesmen. ,,7; Robert N. W..,d, Publl1ho;"· , .. " ····· ., ··:' ,' Hello, boys and 1irls, and 1 _. Welcome to a special holiday ~ • weekend ediUoo of Uncle Ltn • • and bis friends carot and .: Andy. . ! ·. This is a very special Uncle ,: .Len and you will see why soon. • ' I hope you all enjoyed your , . , Thanksaiving. :~ · ; Uncle Len got a real bundle • ,, , of entries in all his r.ontests .and you will be seeing several of the best poems in print : ·.·today. · ¥ most of you know, . _Thanksgiving Day tradi- , '.,the Olristmas seuon. From , · now on, all of the contests will ' have a cluirtmas theme. ':"Lets rtally get down to work · · · 41:nd send in a lot of poems and :: ·~awings in the regular Wffk· ~-:11 contest to win Utose Ken· " ·nedy half dollars. This week's · 'fopic will be how we get ready ' · · for Christmas Day (buyin1 · "'J>l't8ents, trees, baking and the like.) -· • " * y v -----= a PRIZE WINNER * Doug Black, 11, lt?t Anaheim Ave .• Costa 1tfesa The big news. today is that Any child under 12 cen enter Uncle, Len's Art Contest. Here's all you . Uncle Len is remembering all do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51,ii inches wide and ·of those terrific Christmas 4 inchea deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace fuds you all made for the picture. It mutt be your own work. (3) Put your name, qe and ad.dress ' "Uncle Len Christmas Card on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Bo:r 1560, DAILY " ~ontest" last year. PILOT, Colta Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. :-·'If you can remember back '---------------------------------' ·.that fir, Laurie Hanson of ': :9oSt1 Mesa and her family • -'.ahated the great first prise of ';'.~day at the mafic kingdom of ·::Disneyland. · ·It was such great fun for all · · 1hat we are going to do the same thing this year. Starting , ·,.n,ow , send in entries to the .. , Uncle Len Christmas Card . · Contest in addition to your . regular weekly contest entries. ' . .':rhe winner will go with his . ., J 4111ily to Disn~land again ''~.d his card will run on pa1e ., ooe of the DAILY PlLOT oo Christmas morning. The 10 runners up will each win Ken· : itedy hall-dollars. ~ The rules .are exactly the .. ~e as the weekly contest "\)'Jib tl>eoe change" · 1) You can uae a bigger , sheet of paper but not any ·;.· . ·-.:· ' . .· ... ! ·.• larger than a letleNize page (8 'h x 11 inchts). 2) Draw the cards in black pen or crayon or ink and do not color them at all. 3) Be sure to include• verse on the card if you want so all the readers will get your message . 4) Most importanUy, draw only on one side of a single sheet of paper. Do not fold the card and write in.side like a regular card or we can't print it. 5) Be sure to include your name, age and address on the ing to give them a litUe of your Christmas cbeer. The cont.est is open to all kids up to 12 years old. Remember, a family day at Disneyland is the fi rst prite. No final deadline for entries has been 1et yet , so get those entries coming now. Remember also, keep sen· ding regular entries to Uncle Len's weekly cont.ests, too. An honorable mention goes to Lezlie Breckenridge, 10, of Cost.a Mesa for tbe following poem ' TMANKNl\llMO Tht nklllYlnt DIY ii h111, hurPIYI T ... turkey 11 lltlnii rw1ft(I. T,. ftmUY ••• ,, .... ·-,,, cf\Mr Al •ood wlshff 1r• n<r« to.Slid. UMll Frid Mll tfll P•IYlf, Alld beby Sue 1n1p1 h1r t um1 Al Avnl Merv MYI. "P111 the fvrtcey, PlllU, C1n'I YOll IM I'"' •II l~u"'bl, Art tontest honorable men· tions go to the following : ?o.feliwi Hansler, 11, Costa Mesa; Cliff Buck, 12, Costa Mesa; Ginny Sperry, 7, Corona del Mar; Sll1.8Me Rus- sell, 9, Los Angeles: David Sperry, 9, Corona del Mar: Linda Hobbs, 10, Corona de! Mar; Jack Fabregas, 9, Corona del Mar. back or on a separate piece of.---------------------, I pap<r. All of the cards will be sent lo the children at Fairview State Hospital after the judg· GOBBLE, GOBBLE Gobble, gobble, who is that? Mr. Turkey, round and fat. See him strutting all about Thanksgiving dinner he'll be, no doubt. 'The Pilgrims started this custom so nice, Of roasted turkey stuffed with rice. Each year we stop on this noted day And give thanks like the Pilgrims In our own way. " S..11 ye1r 'l•tiHt to AM A11d'(, •!• o,.... C:fflt Delly Pll•t, h1 1110, c .... ' M..._ Calif. • Ktl!llMY Mlf .. u.r -.. L•lll ''""· , .. 1Q71 •• ,. iMf'9 L-., MllllH ....... •••di, f9r l~I Wlftftlllf tlltrr hi "" •fM'Y lllf -cwitnt. M•ll v1<1r -,, 1i.ry i. u'"'' Lt11, ••• lMI, Coit• Miu, Clllt9rftll , ' .. , ···,;.,..r uM1 • ~"'Pltte 20--~olu"'e ut of ': .f}I• WWI• '"" l11e1c ..... I• to t>Gnn• ,·11etttr, lte lD, 6f lltrllt1t, Albtrt1, •• :c•n•••· fOf""" CIUllU ... : · · 'Wliy do deer abed tbelr utlers . eyuy year? • ' . In Canada, the autu.pm trees , }Jave shed their rainbow colors ;~y now and almost : : eVerywhere the first fea thery '~ ~B'.N's have fallen. It is time ; hOw for the deer to shed their : pfoud antlers. One by one the :-: itftle deer leave the herd and • go off by themselves. When ' : Uiey retW'n, they will have lost their hand90me crowns. Only ·'two red spots remain on their · 1oreheads to show where they .·grew. In December, even the l!lig moose sheds his huge, hind-shaped antlers. • >A deer's ·branching antlers may weigh 30 pounds or more • 'i.nd it takes most of the swn- . •mer to grow them. They are ··made of very hard, bony . rn·ateria'l and are s t r 0 n g . ·enough to last a lifetime. It seems such a waste to shed , .them in late fall and grow new , Mes next year. But that's how . : it-is -and there must be a reason for it. As a rule, in the ··world of nature things are discarded when they are no .IOppt useful. Perhaps this: ex· · plain' why detr shed their .IOrdly crowns in the winter :and grow new ones for the ' .summer season. : In m1ny regions, the winter 'ftason is very harsh on the ·•r. Their favorite fortsts may be high on the slopes and • .fN;hy o! the trees lose thelr . : lNtY leaves. The snow piles Up in deep drifts and frost glazes the slippery rocks. It is ... Uxoe: for the herd to ~ve down to the valleys and plaw. Evtn ~ the .grasses are )'lidaen undef blankets of snow. '\. .. !he deer 11re st rict WJet.&rl~ and the blustery -..·tnter brings short rations. ~ splendid creatures must COMtrve all thtlr strenath and 1trlve hanl to endure. Perhaps they shed their heivy antlers because they •re an un- necessary burden. W he n blluards blow. lhe beret bud· i.ilts close and maybe lhe lntlers get in the w11. In any case, they are not needed •t this Ume <i year and they .ll!V' ~.J.downri&hl nlll,.~. AnUers. however, serve a.----/) JJ, very useful purpoae next sum-Laro{ j Corner---. mer and fall . The male detr grow them to cope with the courting season. His famii, life includes several wives and their frisky fawns. To keep his harem together, he must be able to drive off the other male deer. For Utis job he needs his crown of spiky antlers. Nature insists that on- ly the strongest fathers may have wives and children, so the deer must prove himself by fighting duels with other males. New antlers begin to bud in the spring, when the harsh winter is over. By fall, the crown is ready for the RIDDLES and JOKES Question : \Vhat's a Laplander? * ·snq pe PRIZE •pMo.1:>" u! uosJect A1wn1;, y :.11Mtvy WINNER .1_.nci c11Ht9ter, ,, 1m: ••••st., CHll Mtll Teacher: What did you learn in school today, Jackie? Jackie : 1 learned that people are just dying to get into the cemetery. J9tk •11ttt1i, CtN>ll• ••I M•r duels of the courting sea.son. --------------------~ In April. two spots on the male deer's forehead swell up and become bony buttons. They are covered witb velvety hair and fleshy skin that nourlshs them during the sum.mer growing season. Then the velvet peels away in rag- ged strips. By !all the lordly deer is ready !or combat with his rivals . A'ldy 1tnllt I Wlrl• aMll: 019M t• T~om11 MOllb•, 111 ' ef Mitford, Con-Mdlcvf, for hi• •U'f1tlon: 11 there 1ucb a thln1 as blue blood? Oh, yes. A Jobster has blue blood and so does the crusty crab. A grasshopper's blood is yellowish gretn, and many in· sects have pale watery blood with almost no color at all. Frogs fishes, feathery birds and furry mammals have red blood . The col.or Of blood depends on tbe . tiny cells floati ng in the liquid. Red blood Cf'Jls get thtir color from atoms of Iron. A loblter's blue blood cells art colored by atoms of copper. People, as you tnow, have red blood -and that goes for ablolutely everybody. True. the veins you see undtr yoo r skin look a bit blueish. some ol lhtm are 1Ughtly tinged with blue, But whtn you cut yourself, the blood that Ooies out is red. 1'ht> veins have a blue tinj:e when the blood Is ahort ol oiysen. But "hen it oous from a cut, the bluish blood grabs Ol)'gen from lhe air and turn1 ,..., l'ld qain. Soaring Snoopy Restrained by dozans of cables, a huge gas.filled replica of the famous comic strip beogle seems to be p .. rlng over the skyscrapers of New York dur· Ing the annual Macy'• Thanksgiving Day Parade Thursday. S1t11rd11, NovtmbtT 28, 1970 DAILY PILOT 1 YOUR NEWS QUIZ PAaT I· NATIONAL AND INTIRNATIONAL Gin yourHlf 10 pollit• for each correct &DIWtr. 1 'Ille tlat COopoll bapll IDHt!J>& l&'iD. 1'1111 1a Ge tint UJDe lll •• • f • •• yean tbat a COD• Sftllllau ncoa•ned a!t1rcqr91l1onaltl.- 11-a·& 11-12 c-20 I Tiii 8inlll W. ludad a robot Oil lbl ,._ -.hl.dacanll4cmt 1otenttfte expertment1. True or7al••? s Prtm• KlD!ater Xltukacbom of ••• 1 • • • •114 hf• na.tloa. 'Will wttbdrtw all ttl troop• from Viet Nam by 1112. a.-Tbailand ~South Kore& O-the Pbill1p1Dll ' W•t Qumut and.•. ? ••• haft tlfl'd to a trtatf est1b1taM'ng po1t-w&r 'bouDd&rtu. a.:..BQJ.prta b-Poland. o-C&ecboll.onk!a PAlT II ·WORDS IN THE NEWS Take ' points for nch -.ord that you Ct.II match with Ila correct meanln(. · 1 ..... dNpotlam &•do •n:t 'li!IJI, I'll .. todlo : 2 ••••• 1laoUU • \2-.ua!dooaoly '"'_ ..... I f .... .tnnooall• MW ... tJr, .-m!J .... 1 lo be -llool< orcllupCl d·--flw. -111Dlled "'11Dr J>OW• •• PAIT Ill • NAMES IN THE NEWS Take. 6 po!Dta for mmeo that you Cl!l . correctly match with tho clu11, l ..... Winton Blouat &•Cb.l•f .1u1Uc•. U.S.' -Hlt'1'1 1 cti.n(• fol" 1v1,.,.,,. Ill 11'1 """'"' old WIOllO~ io •Md lo ffll Ml .. l'llf 0""' "llOll f>Or ntWJ." Tiki Ill~ ~fkly H1w1 Qvl, 111 Ml ~IYICV OI Voll• , ... homci lwou dOtl't •~tr> "'" IO '" lht •Kl ol m. l1mllv ~"°'" ho• Voll ITlldt ou!J l'ld Mt how tn!Kll ~ou kJIOW •bOul wl\ll'• Volf\o Oii lfl .... -Id tod9y, Dedt Ch•t-An•w•rs AlfPMr (U,.hl• Down) .. lew Quls • Mtlch 'WOrd cluu with their correspond• Ing pictures or symbol•. 10 polnta for ea.ch correct answer. A . 1 ..... "' Coql'lll HOGDT91td ~ for & •ttame dUot.'' !I IRA at1slcm 2 ..... South Vietnam.11• VJoe Prealdent Xy blpn & Tlllt to tbe U.S. 3 ..... B ru. ab. flre1 are & probl1111 Ur• ....... v.s. CatlloUo b!ahopa met 1A Wull!nst@• J>.C. IS ••••• Tiii• lrlll> """" Ital bled. la tbe l\IWI •••••• Pope Paul was the tar- get ot 'an a55asslnation attempt. '! ..... Thi• bufftr ion• aap-o arate1 North and SouUl Viet Nun. a ..... Our nation gave thanks Thursday . ~ .... Former Sovirt Premier Nikita Khrushchev waJt In the nt"''ll 10 ..... Natloa1 1ut Hliaf •l.CPPll• ta &?Ml here hit bT a oyelon• PAKISTAN H DMZ lluprcotCOoR-HOW DO YOU IATE? · i"':-.lllWo Kdol I . '-"-..... ~ ·r.?.w;.;. _,. t b-Prall-.llrllll (S-.l'ochSW.olQul•S.,..,.,1y) 711o IDpol""·°""'- o-v.s. on...tmaitarGen·~ f1 to 100 ,.ll'ltl • TOPSCOlC 41 to 10 polntt • hir. .,_ llte topolnh•t.o.llent. 60;w....-1?1-H'...: •"1 1-,:;,.:.,~::-..:::::::::~~::::;:;;;;;:;u-~~-1 d•Stoalorfzalodhu . FAMILY DllCU$llON QUISTION What are -• of tlae llllltr9 --Clll bo ...SIC?lt&Z'1 of the I 1..::tl!;•;;n!du;:,:;';;i;;.o~r;.tltl;;•t:,.art;,:~~=--------1 Tr•tury · THIS WEEK'S OfAll.ENGEI •• """ Nam• 1b.o Cba!l'DWl ol ·-nie Federal :Resene · a VIC,'"'°" MHI•, Wiw:•l" lloard. . ......... __________________ _ ·su.ma Jnqµy »a ':!IDN:il11VH:> • :!11Jt :n'6 :r·s :H-L :v11 :a~ :37 :..ii: :a·z :1·1 'Zinb 'IOHlllAS e ~ :e-. :qi: :01: ::>-r :111.Il!Vd • ~ :H :qi: :u-z :•·! :11 .Il!Vd • ·~ :q7 :ei: :•nJJ/Z :o·c :1 J.l!Vd No Silence in Mod Library Swinging Book Bank Offers Rock Music SACRAMENTO (AP) Rose Marks runs a swinging library. With rock music playing in the background and psychedelic mobiles dangling from the ceilin1. you can check out a coloring book and even raise your voice if you want to. "To make our atmosphere more inviting ," rePorU Mrs . ~tarks. "our first rule is no silence." Her reasoning is that "most kids grow up around noise. They concentrate better with a li ttle background stir." tunes. "A Year ago th is place was dying," said Mrs. Marks. "Circulation was down and in· terest was low. On rare OC· casions did someone younger than 25 cross our threshold. "We decided to promote something that would bring the library to use, to get the background music plus a sec- tion called "Soul Shelves '' feat uring 400 volumes on Afro- American history and culture. Mrs. Marks says an average of 35 to 40 persons each night use the library, far more than before. On one v.·all is ;i ting life at Sutler's Fort. around whi c h Sacramento grew. If a youngster is in lhe mood to talk, he can obey the "no silence" signs. on Mrs. Marks' desk. If he wants to dance or kick up hi s heels, there's the rap room where the staff lounge used to be. Besides books, the Jibrary offers its patrons wall posters. toys, games, records, stereo tape casettes and liberature in Spanish. The changes have been ac· cepted by most of the branch's regular patrons. Mrs. Marks reports. She conducts a monthly poll, and has received such comments as. '"I like the Death Notlus JOHMfON No•ml L. Jolll!IO!I. ~JS Jlt"'lnl, l•· 11un1 Buch. 01i. of dNm. NOY. 26. SUf\llYld trl' h11$1H;lld, ltlVrnond H • Jol'lnson; ...,, Ollvtr Gel!Mrl, lndl1~; broltler, Elq H1•"'l119huyHn, Ohku 1lsler, M••Y $!epam1n, OhlO. Gr•ve. sl~ servl~•t will be Mid Mondt\', Nove"'bt' 30. 2 PM, P..:clnc VI..,. r.Mmorl•I P1rll. P1cllk Vltw MO<"ll,lo .,..,, 01rKIOr$. HlWKtRK Leo E<1w1rd Ntw~lrll. AM 2$, of 3~10 5. M1ln 5!,, S1nt1 ,,.,., 0• .. ot O••lh, November 25. A n&llVI of Ltom1~•11•, MI H4chu1el1a; nvld I~ Orlllh COlln!Y Jcr th• •••' ,1~ vNrt. Sllrvlv..s b't mom1r. rrent M. 0.<*01 two sbltr~ 51111' Strleblth, boll! ef H..,1111 llittv' Gllllen, M11u("'-!•tt11 two bro1h.-s, 01vld Htwklrlc, KtftMSI Oonilll H8W• kirk. Hl-11. $tl'Ylcn. Tueldly, 1 PM, Smith & ' Tultl!ll (llePll. \t1t .. "'tr>I, ROM Hiii' 1Aemorl•I P1rtc, Wlllttlt r. SMl!l!s •l'ld tulh!U M(M't~rv. Olrtctors. STARK JOl!n Buell s...oon Stirk. Dtl• •' d•I Jh, Hovem~ 25. SutvlYld bY dlUt~· ler. Mrs. L. Anl\f! WIJl!ll'Nl two frlnd• , (hlldr111, Mlchlel 1fld Lynn """ Wll· !!'"''· M1morlll urv1U1, Tul$CllY, ! PM, °"~"'°"' c-.,., cn1~1. LI· llY!.'lle, C1llf. 11.11, Co111 MOU Mo•· 1u1rr, 01~11•• So at the Oak Park branch of the City-O>unty Library, a stereo tape player provides a backeround stir r a n g i n g from clas.!lical music to Western music to popular modernistic p a i n t i n g of Crispus Attucks, a Negro said to be the first American killed in the Revolutionary War, and on another ins a mural 4eptc· freedom of speaking aloud ."!;===========; That one was signed "A little old lady." Poet's New Challenger 75-year Age Gap No Barrier To Good Chess, Friendship NEW YORK (AP) Christopher Tortora, I O, mostly is unaware of Ezra Pound 's past. He knows. however, that he needJ lots o( practice to beat the 85--year· old expatriate poet at chess. "Ht beat me six out of aix times," said Christopher, a shy fifth grader from Port Washington, N.Y., who visited Italy wllh his fat.her, a pro· ducer who is recording Pound reading his 0W1J translaUons of the Confucian Odes. "When he would beat me,'' Christopher said, .,he would aay things like 'Th< light w"' In my direcUon' or 'Thia piece was broken. You'H have to remember that next time.' " Christopher was prtStnt at recOrdlng se&Sions 1n Spoleto and Rapallo and played chess with Pound during the bruks. "Wt dktii'L I.Ilk much,'' Christopher said. "We just talked about things in general He's clad I'm there and I'm glad he's there. I'm just glad I ·can communicate with him. I just feel be likes me. fie likes my ideas and the way I think." Christopher Is too youna: to know of Pound's hiltory u an accused World W11 JI pro- pag1ndill for the Italian Fascists. "I've beard tht story slight- ly. J don 't know much about if," he said. Pound, who first moved to Jtaly in 1924, was lmprllOntd by the Allies after World War II• for making antl·AmeMcan broadcasts for MU3solini's government. He wa1 charged w i t h treason and later confined to a mental Institu t ion in Wt5hlngton. D.C .. but never wu bn:iucbt to trLtl because a psychiatric report indicated he woul d be unable to .stand trial. Pound returned to Italy in 1958 and gained a reputation as a recluse. One of his most t.'tlebratcd works is the "Pisan Cantos," COmPostd in a U.S. military prison ntar Pisa, Italy. He won the Bolllngen Prize for Poetry In 1948 while in the mental hospital. Christopher bas not ad· vanced in school enough to know much of Pound's poetry, but he does know Pound is "a ve ry good chess player. He told me to go home and study my cheJs and come back next year and maybe I could beat him. He offered me a portable chess set but 1 didn't take it because J have one at hom e." Christopher finds some con- !IOlaUon in the fact that virtually nobody else beat Poo.nd either. ARBUCKLE & SON We11cliff Mortury 427 E. 17&b St, Cot&ll Mesa -• BALTZ MOR11JARIES Corona dtl Mar .... OR 3-N5t Costa Mell ........ ml f.U!4 • BELL BROADWAY MOR11JARY 110 BNldway, Cotta Meu u~ • McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MOR11JARY 1795 LllU"a CUyoa Rod. 41f.MlS • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Morilllry - Chapel 3500 P1clOe View Drive Newport Bead, CallfomJa 141-1711 • Pl!EX FMULY COLONIAL ll'UNEJIAL ROME 710t Boba Avt. WHlmlMu .... UWIU • SHEFFER MOR11JARY Lapoa Bcocb ...... ,41f.Jlll Su Clemeafe ....... 41MJll • SMITHS' MORTVAllY 117 Malo 81. H1111!n&100 Bea" -· 8 DAILY PILOl Sau1rtla1, Novt mbtr 28, lCJ70 'A Glimmer of Hope~ . .. • Pulpit and Pew ·. " . Wome11 Make Move iu World of Clergy Dr. Winfield C. Arn, director of Christian educatton for the California Conference of The Evangellclll Covenant Church of Am erk:a , will be the guest minister at Crown Valley Covenant Church al ti a.m. Sunday. This SC!:rvice as well as the 10 a.m. Sunday school sessions are held at Crown Valley School. 29292 Crown Valley Parkv.'ay in Laguna Niguel. Harbor Re.form Temple will hold Sabbath services on Fri· day at 7:30 p.m. in the parish hall of St. James Episcopal Church. 3205 Via L i d o , Ne\l·porl Beach. As is the custom at Harbor Reform Tl!:mple the first Sabbath of the month is Family service and is directed toward the youngl!:st members of the temple family. The Rev. Dr. Hl!:n r y Gl!:rhard, minister of the Chu n:h of Religious Sctence, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, \\'ill speak on "The Price or Freedom" at the 9 and 11 a.m. services Sun- day. The Church of Religious Science is spor'ISOring Thurs· day lectures at 10 a.m. in the Leisure World Clubhouse Tu·o. These lectures are free or charge and open to the public. Qualified teachers are in chargl!: of children f r o m babyhood through high school during tbt: Sunday 9 11 .m. service only. P..1esa Verdi!: U n 11 t d Metbodlsl Church. 1701 Baker Street, Costa Mesa, will baVC!: two morning worship services at 9 and 10:30 11.m. Rev. Paul C. Biesenlt:yer has selected as his SC!:rmon topic "To Whorn Much Is Given". Church School for all ages from nurs· try through high schoo l is at the 9 a.m. service and nursery lhrough si:itlh grade at 10:30. \V orship Services for fo'irs t Baptist Church of Huntington Reach are held at both 9:30 a.m. at Peeks Chapel. '1701 Bolsa . Westminster and 11 a.m. at the Huntington Beach Church. 6th and Orange. Rev. Will is J. Loar. pastor, will bring his message, "The Greatest of These ls Love.'' Church School is held at 9:30 a.m. for both children and adults at the down t o w n Church. At the Even i ng Service at 6:30 p.m., emphasis is on the youth with the ~ Voice Youth Choir from Ellis Ave. Baptist Church, directed by Mr. David Kemp. Re!iurrection L a t h t r a a Church, 9812 Hamil ton Avenue ( Brookhlirst a t Hamilton) schedules morning worship at 10:30 a.m. Arthur R. Tingl ey. pastor. will speak on "\\'hen \Ye See The Way Of God ". Sunday School sessions for grades lwo and above al 9 a.m. The Adult Discussion Group meets at 9 a.m to con· tinue their series "Man, P.1edia and Message". '·Its The Talk Of The Town'' is the sermon subject at the Harbor ChrlsUan C h u r c b , Disciples of Christ. meeting each Sunday at H a r p e r Elementary School, 425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Church School is at 9·45 a.m. and "Yi'Or!h lp at 10:45 a.m. Dr. D. \Y. '-lcElroy is !he ministe r. llunllngton • Valley Hapclst Church wl\I have as guest speaker this Sunday aod Oectmbcr 6, Rev. D::ivid Har· ris. Rev . Harris wlll be speak· Ing at the 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. services on each of these Sun- days and also "'Ill be speaking at the mid·week P ra ye r ~1eeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. as a pastoral candidate. Rev. Harris wi!! be coming from lhl!: Calvary Baplist Church or f\.1u skegon , ~1ichigan, "'here he has serv. ed as assistan t paslOr for the past yea r. Hunlington-VaJley Baptist Church is located at 9'n9 Starfish, Fountain Valley. The lighting of the first can· die in the traditional Advent wreath will be done Sunday at the 10 a.m. service of worship as the first Sunday in advent is observed at Obrist The Shepherd Lutbl!:ran Church, 35522 Camino Capistrano at Del Gado Road, Capistrano Beach. Pastor Ackerman will deli ver his message on the sub· ject "Too Sure or Hea ven?" Gene Koster will play a vlolin solo. Sunday School is held at 11 :05 a.m. with classes for all ages. The Rev. Mr. Lewis Currie will be the pulpit guest this Sunday morning at the First United Methodist Church of Fountain Valll!:y, I 8 2 2 5 Busharad Street. He will be bringing the communion med - itation at both 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. services of worship. ~1r. Currie is the founding pastor of this church, and is now employed by Lo.s Angeles County in the Department of Social Services. The Chancel Choir. under the direction of Mr. Bill Drozda, will sing at the 9:30 service. and thl!: Junior Choir, under the dlrec· lion of 11.tr. Frank Drozda , will .sing at the 10:45 service. On lhis first Sunday in Advent, the first candle of the church Advent wreath will be lighted. Ch urch School classes for children through \he sixth grade are held at 9:30. Classes for all ages are beld at 10:45. The First Unitl!:d Afetbodlst Church, 2721 Seventh Street Huntington Beach will conduct two worship services Sunday at 9; 15 and 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Edward Edward C. Erny will be preaching at both servi ces. Church S c h o o I classes will be held at 9: 15 and 10:30 a.m. with classes for all ages. At 6:30 p.m. the youth i5 hosting a combined serv ice of the three youth groups. Lutberao Church Of Tht ~1aster at 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar, offers two hours of worship at 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday Church School and Bible classes are held at 10 a.m. New members will be received into t h e con- gregational family at II a.m .. wit h an informal reception following the serv ice of worship. Dr. Wm. R. Eller will deliver the message "God's Plan Revealed" on this rirst Sunday in the Advent Season. Sunday morning at the 11 a.m. service, Pastor Willis Carrico, of the University Baptist Church, 2252 S. E. Palisades Road, Santa Ana Heights, will deliver a message entitled "God's Holy Name." This is the third 1ncssage in a series of the Ten Commandments. A singing group. P..1agnolia Men o f Praise of the Magnolia Baptist Church of Anaheim will be guest at the '1 p.m. service. Dr. Raym ond 1. Brahams assistant pastor, will preach the sermon Sunday at St. Andrew'• Pre s b yt erian Cnurch, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. His sermon theme will be "The Messiah - An Interpretation." Worship services are held at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Members of the Board or Deacons will conduct a tour of the church grounds and facilities following each of the services. St John lhe Dl v ln t Episco pal Church, 2043 Orange Avl!:., Cosla Mesa , will have the opening day of a parochial l\1ission with Fr. Baldwin Order of the Holy Cross, con· ducting. Fr. Baldwin will speak to the children at thl!: 9:30 a.m. service with the main Mission beginning with pot-luck at 6 p.m. and service (See PULPIT, Page!: t ) By GEORGE W. CORNELL It~ 1t..i1i... Wrl"r NEW YORK (AP) -A young woman, the R e v . Elizabeth Platz, this week became America's first or· dained L u t he r a n minister, dramatizing what seems to be a fast-developing acceptance of the idea of women clergy. . It is the women themselves \\'ho have fired lhl!: tl'f:nd b) acquiring the a c a d e m I c credentials for the new role, and then appealing for a chance to make full use of their qualifications. "For the first timl!:. there 's a glimmer of hope that women have a future in the ministry,'' says Suzanne Hiatt, of Min· neapolis. an Episcopalian who has completed s e m i n a r y training and is seeking ordina· tion in that church. "It can·t be dismissed as an ab.5lract question w h e n women are present who are trained, ready and n e e d ordination for their work and "'hose careers depend on it." she added. The Episcopal C h u r c h , throug h a te c hn ica l ity ma neuvered by male clergy, this fall narrowly defl!:ated a move to admit women to its priesthood. bul lay represen- tatives and bishops favored it, and fo resee approval ahead. Almost at the same time, the American Lutheran Chu rch opened lhe way for or· daining women, following that same step earlier this year by the Lutheran Church i n America. in which thl!: Rev. A-1iss Platz, 30, of Pittsburgh, was ordained at College Park, l-1d. Sunday. She'll serve as 1 campus pastor at the University of Maryland. Numerous other y o u n g women are wai ling in line seeking ordination, with scores of others now in se minary preparing for ii, including 2 in Episcopal seminaries. "Ordination of women must become a part of the!: church's lire," declared a report this fall of the official dialogue commission of the Roman ·catholic Church and Ole Reforme d · Presbyterian churches in Olis country. "Thert is a growing con· sensus . . . among Roman Catholic as well as Refor fu ed theologians that there is no in· surmountable Biblical o r dogmatic obstacle to the ordination of women." N1,1merous Catholic scholars havl!: drawn that conclusion on their own lately, although one of them. the Rev. Bernard Haring. observes jocularly: "Don't e:itpect a woman to be Pope by the end of this cen· tury." The national convention of Roman Catholic diocesan liturglcal commissions last mont h advoca ted a study be made O( \.\'Omen becoming priests. The Catholic Canon Law Society of America also has recommended changes to insure ''eqµitable con· sideration of all p e r s o n s re gardless of sex" in Church Jaws. Adually, church experts point out no constitutional women clergy. since Words such as "man" and "he" in church laws can be in- terpreted generically, as sim~ ly referring to human persons, as often is lhl!: case in Seri~ tu res. Several other Protestant c omm u nions , such ·a! Methodists, Presbyterians •nd the United Church of Cltrls\ (including CongregatlonaUat), previo11$ly ha.ve authorized ordination of women . but lht few ordained usually hive become teachers rahter t.b.an pastors. "· Altogether, '10 dl!:nom.ination! around Oil!: world, out of mote than 250. now allow womt.P (n the ministry, says a re<ient . survey of the World CoWlCil or Churches. Newly u n I f i e d denominations almost alway~ provide . such rights 1:0 r 14·omen. The barrier to w o m t: n minister& grew out of soqii nf St. Paul's writings, such as'.tii5 admonition for women lo "keep silent'! in churches. Theologians now cooclu~ .his advice meant simply . that Chrl'stians should h e .e d cuHural customs or lhl!:. (J ay regarding women, and di4"not reflect basic C hr is t lan teaching. "There is neithe r Jew nor Greek, there is neither sJa\re nor free: the re ls neither Jiw nor r ree ; there is neither male nor fema le: for yoU 'are all one in Christ Jesus," reads a key New Testa me o,t passage. Numerous women serve!:({ in the ministry of l!:arly Chrls· lianity. ' The Rev. Dr. Albert.· .T. Mollegen, of Ale.xand.ria, Ya., a lea di rig EpiSC1'.lpal schQ1ai, says: "There is no BiblicafJ>r the<ilog.ical reason why Y/OUltn should not be ordained j:pd every BiPilical and theolo~cal (See MINISTER , Page ·Q ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY _ Newport Unity LOREN D. FllCl(INGER, Ml11l1ter s1...,1nrtt11 .. h s..My-lt A.M. O..etieHI S«Ylc.1-11:11 A.Ill. Su11d•y School for All •••• -t :4S t .rn- 11 .. 1114 1"1•, N .... ,.n a.-• Offlu-646-5111 Sings piracion WidMM_,, 7:10 P·"'· DIAL·A·l'IA Yll 646-06J9 You are invited to the First Assembly of God Church ! 140 E . 22nd St., Costa Mtsa--,541.3761 Morning Worihip-10:501.m. fl••· Edt•r W. rtillllp1 Evenin9 Worsh ip-7:00 p.m. Rn. Edt•r W. Phllllp• Wednts. Worship-7:30 p.m. ll:t'f'. Ed90t w, Phlll lr Pll·SCHOOL AGES 2VJ TO I 6:JD A.M. TO S P.M. -PH. 64i·1l2J HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Costa Mes• 141-4704 V, L, KIRT WI CIC, ""STO• J IM Sl1'10La T0 1'1 Mllli1I« If YHtll ROaERT E, SISTI G Mll!l1t« If advt;.t;..o C.t.•L GaNTll Y Ml11lsler If Mwsk SUNDAY SllYICIS 9:4S A.M.-S11"4oy Scheat 10:50 A.M.-"Tl11 0Mrflow1119 IJ,.rletlce" S•r11111 .. ., .... ,.f 7:00 P.M.-"N• IKo,,_" I' I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IU.NCHlS OF THI MOTHD CHUlCH THE fllST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCllNTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSEnS "Ancient and Modern Necromancy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced" SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29th Cost• Mesa-First Church cf Christ, Scientist 2110 Mine Verde Dr .. Cost• Met• :Su11dcrr School-9:15 A.M. Church S«Yice -11 A.M. IHCll .. loon1, 2150 MllCI Yenle Dr. Huntington 81•ch-First Church of Christ, Scientist t it! a Oli'f'I S1111day Schoel-9:30 & 11:00 Church-9:JG & 11 A.M. lHcH .. lo-221 Mola St. Newpor t Be1ch-Fir st Church of Christ, Scitntl1t l l OJ Vi• Ud• C .. 1tt .. l Su11d•r School -':1 S & 11 :00 fleodl .. loe111, lll 5 Via Ude Newpor~ Be11ch0S1cond Church of Christ, Scientist JIGO P'ac:ifit Ylew Dr~ Corc1110 def M• C'u•tch l S•11day Sc.ltool-10 A.M. lteodl119 Roe"' -2163 I. Ceost H•Y· .-'\II are cordially invited to attend the churrh services and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms CEITTJIAL 81~~ Ill~~~,;.. I 1'1 '~-· The Pbn of God / The Ptrso11 of Christ The Power of the Holy Spirit Sund.oy Scl'°"I ' AM Moi11i1>i; Wl>(loh1p 9 .,nd ·in.JO AM l11en1n11 Sl!rvic" 7 P,.1 WeG~ey Bibi• Sh,ldy ;ind f't"'~r 7 PM Nuro<'IY during ~CfVl<f'~ I I, Ji A full Youth Progr.am I Crn. of Orange ,;ind 23rd. St. 11 CD5l1 Mes.t , I .... "•' M ........... i lll~;;;Se;;v;;e;;nt;;h;;-D;;a;;y~;.ll I Adventist Church 171 AwKo41 St,. CMte M .. Jtlln s~ •. ~ .... , 1'"""41; S4HSH S.li'-' Scll•ll •••• 9:30 AM , Mar11I .. WerHip •. 11 :00 AM : p,.,_, Maeti .. Wed., 7:JO PM I COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE Worihis-10 A.M. Cl11rrc• Sch•et-11 A.M. Or. PlllliP G. Mu•r•¥, Mlnl~ter 644-7400 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. ST. JAMES, 1209 YI• l ido, Newport le.ch 7:]0 A.M.-Holy Eucharist i'i=====:C:M:ld=C:o:"=':'•:':'""=:A:T=A:LL=S:H:Y:l:C:H====='i' COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL f.,.khHI -11.lrlllt~•M.., -EllllMlll•TY -<:11111 C•r1 9:GO A.M.-Fo111lly We"hip 1' :GO A.M.-.Alter11•te Holy Ca111mu11ia11 l M1rnl11t P'rayer Mld·WH k Holr Com1111111lo11 l:'H"lin9 Se"lcet T11atda,_1o:JO A.M. \I/ FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 650 HAMILTON, COSTA MESA D111 leltertt-h•teriM ""°'""' Sund•v Sc .. ool . _ .... ,, ' 45 Tt1inin• Union • • •••• • • S:OO Morni119 Wor1h1p , , •.• I I :00 E•111i119 Wor1hip •• • • • • 6;00 W1dn11il1r Pr•v•r M11ti!lf lor t U •9•1 • • • • • • • •• • • • • • 7:)0 ,.._ 642·9111 N•....Y Alwsys AY•llftle I ' II .JJaJ'bo1• Chrijfian Church 0, NEWPORT tlACH -tDiKipln) Maetl119 lteg11lorlr HofPff Elell'lltltary Sclleol 425 E. 1 (Ith Sf., Casf• M"• Ch urch School 9:45 A.~f. ~1orning \Vor ship 10:45 A.M. Nunery Core Pr1'il lla4 Wida"dllf-1:00 P'.M . Child Car. at 9:00 1.rn. The le,, Joh• P . .t..lley II, lectar The h'f'. Dnlll A. Cn1111p AllKlate lect9r ""-": '75·0211 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE , 2043 Orange Ave .• C.M. S11Mlcrp 7:)0 & 9:JI Cllllf'dl; Sc""8-9:Jt Tll11rscloys: 6:]0 I 10 •.M,; Hely hys • .... Ked Vicar, n. R..,. J .... W. o. • .i ... -Pll•• 541-1326 ~~~~~~\ UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH Phone: 64l-l7l5 , NEWPORT HARBOR 1'r====M=in=is=tc=r=: =D=r.=D=·=w=·=~=lc=E=lr=oy====1 LUTHERAN CHURCH 7"18 Dover Or. LI 8-)6l I I LUTHERAN CHURCH HSJ S. I. PALISADU IOAD SANTA ANA Hll•HTS SUNO•Y SCHOOi.. ................................ t :.O A.M, NIOllN IMO W1:111SKIP ........................ .,, .. 11 lt.M. IEYININO WOASHll' ..... , ...................... 1 ,..M, MIOWlalli l •AIYCI WIOMllSOAY . . . .. 1:M P.M. ~='="·=""'='·=''""'====~1 ===='"="'=-="'"="":==~I CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST FIRST CHRISTIAN 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA lnWIEN HARIOR •"' FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH .r ,_..,. 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'·"'" I - 141·1421 141-tn• 1414141 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST DANA POINT CORO\o\lL Y INVITl l YOU TO ""llltO EVIRY SUNDAY' alM• $hllfy-11: .. A.M. Main & Acf1m1 Strttts w ... .,.._u, .. A.M. Huntington &..eh 24'42 s-J•• FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH JSOI Cliff Dl,. NEWPORT llACH A NEW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU Dr. Walter P.,9. P a ste r S111Hy SckeJ-11 A.Ill . Wordilp-1 1 A.M.•7 P.111. OF THE MASTER 2900 Pacific View Dr. Corona dtl Mar Th Rn. Jo..., Cl. 11.i,, P1tflf' Thi Rn. l1M14 Whltti, • ' DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER AMtellt ,.. .... ' E1rly Won h;p 1:00 A.M. Ch,i1ll•n Eductlio11 •~ 15 A.M. Fe1tlv• Wot1hlp 10:10 A.M. ' Nurstry c•r• £.v1il.tble wtLCOME ' I Mrs. w.i ... C"-Mfi•I•. Porbll Witt .... Phone 644-7664 9:00 A.M. Fallffly Wenltlp 10:GO A.M. S11H•y Clrtun:h ...... 11 :00 A.M. Potrin W.nlllp """" Pr.'f'l4M CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Mi11ouri Sv11od 761 Vkterl• "-c.... ..... I l ..... f . T.,.....,,..., Mt-14G4 w.ni.1, Strvic..1 l;U • 11 A,M. 5ufldlY kllaol: •~• A.M. .t.clUll l ible CU.111 l za A.IA, CHRtmAN ILIMINTARY SCHOOL 14Ml66 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M,... .... Orfw & ...... StN.t, C.. M ... Cellf. AHDttl'4 C. AHl>CllSC)N, ,._._. ,.,,,...,., SUieol~ t:ll -MOr11'"9 Wtttlllsl: l :ot .rod 11 :00 Pri 11c• of P••C• Lutli1r•11 Scho•I -Mit• &thH Ol1on, Pri11clp•I Ofllc• Pho111: 149·0521 School Pha11•: 14t -056J ' ' !~~ .. ~·~·~·~·~ .. ~·~.,...~~-~,~·~"~y= .. ~,~··~!IF~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ll Mer•l11t Werahip • •••• •••• ••• l CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE •••••••••• t :Jo & 11 ioo A.M. Who C.res? 1 ., "'"'"" ,_.. 11'----------------....a.-----'11 l ib!• Sc.hoof ••• , • , •• 9~1 AM ' "''"""' c•urt• If u11nec1 a.wri:h R1111• k 1t1M: .. t .. •11911ft Y th G 6 GO PM No •tht r 111w1ptp1r i11 th• d he Ch ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18112 Culver Drive University P•rk, Irvin• ..... H.,.,. N. Ni.t-• s.-.., kh .. l-l:JO A.M. '-lly Wenlllp l :JO & 10 A.M. IJJ·IJll N1rMry C-IJJ.JJ46 A Cordiol Welcome from THE UNITED MrniODIST CHURCH l tlbo• h l1"d Hunlinglon l11ch -North THI UNJTED COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH (OMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Hell AYI , 142·4461 115 Aci•I• 675-0950 9;JO A.M, Worship Worsh ip Wor1h ip I Church School ~· 9 l 10:10 A.M. l Su rtd1y School frvi111 -E•1t fl luff , Co,te M•1• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MET~~bY::s~~iRcH· 19th St. I H1rbor fllvd. Church Worsh ip -':30 I 11 Church School -9:30 541-7727 l ll-12]) 11421 Cul¥tr Ro1d •f Univ1r1ity Driv1 Worship I Church School 9 l IO:JO A.M. ltgun• l1ech . :·. Cott• M111 No rth MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH LAGUNA BEACH METHODIST CHURCH-. M11• Verde I l •kt r St, 549-271 9 Wor1hip I Church School 9:00 I IO ;JO A.M. 21 6J2W11l1y Ori•• in So. L•9u11• Woroh ip •nil Ch~rch School -10 A.M. 499 .1011 --.,.,..---,.---,...--. N1wport leech Hu11tin9ton lle•ch FIRST UNITED , METHODIST CHURCH ?72 1 17th St. 516-1517 s.r,.1cn-t:lS I: 10:JO Ck1rch Sc•oot-,:15 Jlwr11rr Cl,.. AU M•mlnt CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400 W. Bilbo• Blvd. 67l-l805 Worihip-9:3 0 A.M. Church School- 9:1G I: 11 A.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 20112 Motaoll• lNHr Affmt) H•irtl .. tl• .._. 1 ... D1Hld E. loMnt, P•ter Suttffy Wl'fllrll,: 9:1'1 A.M. Ch11n:h Stllool: 10:45 A.M. Offlu: 20112 M .. 11.ll• St. n1t1e: 961-4,41 Church of the Covenant 2150 Felf'f'lew aMd, CIStti M.,. t 'uce A. Kurrie. Postof k1141y Wotthlp: 9:]0 & 11 A.M.-Ch11rch Sett.el: ':JO l"h1111: S45-4l04 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church \\1 6GO St. Alfflrews ••H, Newport lfftll Ch9'1• Herbert DllNWAeld. P .... r W•rshlp & Ch111rck Schaoh I , 9:JO & 11 A.M, '46-7147 St. Mark Presbyterian Church Car11er J•111liorH I l•tltl11ff Drl,., C1r1111 •1 M• Ja11tn Gr•lrtarn ICirtt, Poster We"hlp & Ch111rclrt khoet-9 & lO:JO A.M. '44°1)41 IJW ' " SABBATH SERVICES '· RELIGIOUS SCHOOL " - harbor reform temple RABBI BERNAAOP. ~ING ... ~ meeting at St. J1mn Eplscopal Church a 3209 Via ltdo. Newport Stith FOf lnformetioo: Ca1167S. 7230 ·* TEMPLE SHARON ,.... CMMnett .............. hf ... fftfn HartHtr Arn '17 W•t H...itte.. C.tte "'"- All J1wl1h f1111ili11 •'• !11viled fe jofn u1 111 lrvlv 111et11t .. 9ful IAllATH IYININ• Sl•YICll FllDAY 9t 1:11 P.M. 0' rHPf • • • • • • : : world CAr•• •bout your COll'!lftlf• fUHn.t.Y tllVtc• -.• ,. AM ' Atten t urch of Your Er""'"' Wenhip •••• 7:00 PM I I k r d 'I I Mllltt!tr ' A!llt•I •u""'· 11:.S.C ... ' Nur11rr t •r• ~rovlOOIJ •t 111 W•iCf'I lllty 1 1 vo,ur '01",."'1~ '"'o• '1,'v' •o•T Ch • $ d Solrl'fHI l.Hftr -R-... ,,.,Go .. --Offlcei ut<Utt Dl•I °""'~ I 111w1p•p•r 011. I n• .. l'I fHa •••tl tL.UI OP NCW ••1icM 01ce _on un ay -·· P1tOl. 11• ________ '_"_'_'_'"' __ .,_w_._,_._ ... _____ . ___ ~'''------~~--~------------JL-"~~-'-''-'--''-"-'-''-'-''-'.''_c_'•.'-'~-o-".'-'-'-'-•b_•_• __ ,_•_•·-'-''~'_.;1: I ,_ low.-11, NMmilot 21, 1•70 DAILY "LOT f .-. ' I No Llberatlo11 Cru•ader Pulpit and ·Pew. 'Jews, Christians Meet To Study Relationship . .. . ,. . 'Rabbi Sally' Happy in:'Role ' ·• !C.•ltned !tom Pqe II ....... ·~·at 7,45 p.m. Mon<a,y thru • .-:rlrurtd1y thtte will be Holy '~munJoo at t :'6 a.m., <¢hudren'1 Mluton at 4 p.m,, ~ ~d Adult artd YOWll people ;.Million at 7:41 p.m. The · :public 11 cordillly Invited to hear Fr. Baldwln speak on '··•'Wbat God Has Done." Sun· :"111 mornlnc early Mrvlce of :llolY Communion wW be beld ··air7:30 a.m. " •:· :· .=· :Sunday b the tJecinning of . :hie Advent Season at t'hrlat Lutheran Church, 760 Victoria. ·~ta "tesa. Two 'l\'Orship • 'Rrvices will be observed with .' .. fht Rev. Lothar Tomow using • ·St. John as the text for his sermon, "Come -See The 'l.ijhl," al bolh services. :' ytednesday, the first mid.week ·~A,dvent Service will be held at •. ,-:30 p.m. at which time the .'ft~v. Tornow will brlng a . "me-ssage on the theme, "The ' 'tlaiting Game.'' :t .. ~'And Now Tomorrow" wilt :M the sermon topic of the . ,iev. Bruce A. Kurrie at The fresbyterlan Cburcb of t.lle '-COvenant, 2350 Fairview Road, :C..osta Mesa. Worship servlces ~ill be held at 9:30 and 11 a.tp. Church school throua:h . elghlh grade will be held al 1:30 a.m. Child care Is .avallable at both services. In 1:elebration of the church's :1ei,th anniversary, 1 catered .. 'lUfiner will be served at 12:30 • ":<reservations are necessary) .'11Jllowed by a program of • ~ fi\~ic and a ten-year rt view "rn<:Iuding slides ind movies. Pot additional details, call the --. church.- Mr. Deuld OawlOft will stn1 Cantique de NOil and lead lhe carol ai.Qging at an. Advenl service at KJq el Glo17 Llltlleru Cbatdl, I 7 7 i t Newland Stnt4 Huntlqton Beach at 5 p.m. Sunday. This oervlce arranftd by ALCW will 1tres1 the meaning and p~paraUon of the entlre faml· ly for Ille days precedln( artd leading up to the Chrittmu celebraUort as observed by Chriltians. A sandwich supper will follOw with a suggested contribution of fifly cents. lftert will be a diJplay of Chri!tmas books for children and adults. "A Season of Expectation '' is the sermon topic of the Rev. Norman L. Brown on Sunday at the Plymouth Congre1•· Uoaal Church of Newport Barbor, 3262 Broad Street, Newpert Beach: at JO a.m. wora~p aervice. Sunday Scho(ll is held at the same time with baby·sitting service provided. This Is lhe First Sunday Advent and will be ohserved by the lighting of the Advent wreath. For his sermon al both services, 8 and 10:30 a.m. at Newport Harbor L u t b e r a a Ctlurch, 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach on the first Sunday in Advent, Pastor James G. Blain has chosen the title, "Crou My Heart And Hope To Live!" Temple Beth David o f Orange County will conduct ill Family Sabbath Service on FrJday evening at 7:45 p.m. at t h e Community Congrega. Uon1l Church, ·4111 Katella Avenue at Bloomfield, In Loa Alamitos. The entire COll- are11Uon ls lnvlttd to attend the Oneg Shabbat and soc.ill hour followln& the services, which will be hosted by Or. apd Mrs. Harvey Levin, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frankston. Temple 8 e th Dlvid announces Its quarterly congregational meeting to be held Dect!mber f at 7 p.m. 1t • t h e COmmunlty Congrega· tional Church. This is a very Important meeting and all members are urged to attend. An agenda will be sent prior to the meeting. The practical. psychok>llc•I, and spiritual problems involv- ed in the une mployment of the highly skilled, will be the topic of the service at the Ual· tarlan Unlversallst Church, 1159 Victoria Street, Costa Me&i. The service. titled "The Aerobraceros," will begin at 10:30 a.m. Donald A. Berg and the Rev. Roger T. Walke will "Let Go and Let God" is the title of the lecture to be 1tven by the Rev. Albert Burke to the members ind guests of the United Church of Rellalous Science this Sund1y at the Ebel! Club, 515 W. Balboa Blvd 1t 10 a.m. Sunday School meet! at ltle 10 a.m. hour. A social hour follows the service. By LOUIS CASSELS UPI l .ILIOIOH WllTrl Jewish and ChrlaU1n scholars from several nations met l'tCtntly at Seton Hill University, South Orange, N.J., to dlscusa how thin11 stand between these two ralths which history has placed In a cloee but often strained re- Jatlonsh.lp, Since no votes were taken, It would ba Improper to say that any consensus emerged from the four-day conv~ cation sponsored by the Amerlc11n Jewish Commltt.ee. and Seton Hall's lnatitute of Judae~Chrlstian Studies. But two themes did stand out In papers presented by 50 prominent theologians 11nd historians. The mllitary-diplomallc crlsi1 Jn the Middle East ls a serious and continuing source of tension between Jews and Christians. Jews feel that Christians should give Israel lrong and unqual ified support Jn her hour of peril, and they rese~t what they perceive as neutralist or even pr~Arab sentimentr on the part of some Ch:-lstians. The resentment ls reciprocated by some Chrislians who leel that Jews have no right to pressure Christians. I~ the name ol Interfaith amity, to take a particular position on an International political question . Few if any partiC'ipants in the Seton Hall dialogue saw much hope of early solution of this difficulty. But many were Inclined to vie w it as n te mporary setback to a long· term development that is exceedingly hopeful. Th Jong-term development was described by Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum, dire.ctOr of lnterreliglous affairs for the American Jewi sh Commlltee. Reviewing progress of recent years, Rabbi Tanenbaum said : "Meaningful first steps have been taken to create an emergent new Christian culture within which antisemitism can no longer find officia l church sanction , and in which Judaism is beginning to be appreciated as a permanent source of truth and vaJue for the Jewish people.'' CINCINNATI (UPI) -Sally Prlesand, 24, who wlll be-come the first ord ained woman Rib- bi In the Reformed Jewish fa ith, is not cruudlng for womtn's rights. .. I don't believe In Women's Llberatlon Movtment," she 6ald. "J don't have anythtng1 I * * * MINISTER (Contloued from Pa1e I) reRson why they shoul d be." \Vhen someone argued that .Jesus had only male apostles and that lhis implied women "·ere d i squali fied , Dr. Mollegan observed that Jesus 11lso had only Jewish apostles, but th.is didnl disqualify Gen· ti!~. Miss Hia tt , now serving as a suburban church worker In the Philadelphia diocese while awaJUng a chance to enter the ministry, says: ''The Gospel freed us. but the church seems to be the last to accept it." Minister Quotes Bible, Gives Shine The last part or that statement Is loaded with signifi- cance. For centuries, Catholic and Protestant teaching has depicted Judaism as a fossil religion, or Interest only 00. cause it was the context in which the Chri!llian revelation too k place. Jews have been treated as potenliRI converts lo Christianity rather than adherents of a living faith whlch may have much to teach, as well as something lo P:\L~t SPl~IN(;S (AP) _ learn. in dialogue with Christianity. Part-time Baptist minister The Lagun a Beach First Within the past five years, partly as a result of !he Albert J, Johnson operates a Christian Church, 285 Legion work of the Catholic Vatican Council and partly as a result shoeshine parlor hi a stand on St., will present talks by two of Initiatives by the Protestant and Orthodox communions the City Plaza parking lot, and need to be llber1ted from J Rttbbi la.t year for Conare11· happen to enjoy being a tion B'n1I Jarael ln ·H1t- wontan." Uesburg, Mia.~. Known as "Rabbi Sally" at When she J3 ordained "Jual the University of ClnclMali, before my 26th blrthd1y." aM Is In her fourth year of Sally hopea; to get 1 rmall con- rabbinical studies at Hebrew greg111ion. Union College and will be or. ''No more than about 200 dalned In June 1972. familtes." 11he 1111id, "althoojh "t bad alway s wanled to be I probably will 1tart out as an a t'8cher," the attractive assistant in a laraer temple.'' brunet s&d, "and a!I I got "I'm sure there will be same more interested ln Judaism l dirficul ties at fint. be.Ing • dectded I wanted to be 1 Rab-woman Rabbi," she admJtted, bl." "but everything will depend on Sally la the only girl on the the relationship T can build up H~rew Union College cam· witft the congre11atlon." pus, loc11.ed across Clifton Sally said $he has rectlv@d a A venue from the Univen1ily of great deal of publicity rtcenlly Cincinnati. "l get along fine," and found It difficult to cope she aaid. with at first, but now she triet "There ha ve been some pro-"not to ~t It interfere with rrt1 blems. of course. but they work." have been ao insignificant in "I didn't think about b!llnt con'lp&rlson to the p!)'!litive the first woman Rabbi in tM aspects of my studie3 that T U.S. whe n I st1rted," she aaid• can get a good laugh out of "I just wanted to be a Rlbbl'." them now." "Now I feel I have ctrialn Sally , of Clevela nd, who obligations as far aii publicity earned a bachelors degree in ls concemed since I will bl the English at UC before un· first. dertaklng her studies at "And the exposure miibt be H.ebrew Union, gives four of some help In gaining a con- basic rea59ns for entering the gregation with more peoplt rabbinate. knowing who I am." "They are four beliefs." she]-;:=====::::::::::::::;; ~aid . "I believe in God. I DOWN TOW• believe In JuOaism as a way I ~11111111!\'!l~~·l!!l~!I! of life. I believe Judaism is \ I •I worth preserving. I beli~ve the rabbinate Is the best way to live those beliefs.'' Sally !ravels to Jackson. Mich., on weekends es student Rabbi at Temple Beth Israel there. She ser'ved as student young preaChers from Pacific aUWated with the world council or churches, this patroniz-If the customer asks, he'll get Christian College in Long lng ChrThistian view of Judaism had been radically modi fied . a sermon with hi.s shine. 1,IOl'S op Oil PAINTIN•S B h Th Ro C 1..L.... " e Jewish people are now being perceived in their Sometimes people will want WHOLISALI WAllHOUSI eac · ey are n US•u.i>& own terms, ralher than as candi dates for converslon," Ra!>-OPIN 10 THI PUILIC and Rod McHugh. Bob Youna, to get into a discussion," said G d G t .11 b . bi Tanenbaum said, "and that constitutes a significant Joh••on. "Then I'll tslk to $5 and up ar en rove enor, w1 rmc b kth h h. h k ·t · · I 'bl h '" a message in song. At the 7 rea roug w Jc ma es 1 increasing Y possi e to ave them." Other.vise, he add ed. '"' •· 101tto1._ •• ..,tiT•AM.1. U.S. BiShop Attacks ~"'~Scandal of Poverty p. m . 5 er vic e . , , The atithentic communication between Judaism and Christianity there is no discussion 0,1~~;;~'~'~'~"~',,~'~"'~;;;~~~ii~~~i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ G U . f '-'·-11 religious peers," religion. 01AL1"s WANTIO ospe tes", a trio rom 01111 Essentially the same point WR s made by the Rev. Cor-.,. V' Jose, will sing. nellus Rajk, director of the V1tican's office of Catholic-For the most part .Johnson (, 1. Jewish relations. In the past, he said, Christian teaching confines hi s preaching and The sermon subject for the virtually ignored Juda.ism after the roming of Christ. But ministerial duties lo evenings first Sunday in Advent at the the sa vage persecution endured by Jews in Nazi Germany and summer months. Corona del Mar Communi ty and creation of the state of Israel have ope ned the eyes of "I close for June, J uly and "~vm flemorinl padt WASHINGTON (UPI) Cardinal John Dearden of Detroit, president of the Na- -lional ConfutnCe of Catholic ;:Btshops, said it ls "an almost : incredible scandal" that thls : fabulously ric:h nation has 34 : million people who are too : ;poor to live folly human lives. . . . . > i U.S. Spirit ' ~. Still Stirs, . :. - ~··Says Pr~late : '. WASHINGTON (UPI) -A : ;Roman Cat.bolic prelate told : Prttident Nixon and other :blih ranting Wash in1 ton : dignitaries 1t Whitt House : Worship servic~ last Sunday ~the nation was morally col· : lapsed but there were "sUr· : rings of the spirit" that hold : promise for the future. : The stern pre-Thanksgiving : te.rmon was delivered by the :ru. Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. :McCarthy. pastor of St. John :Fi.sh!r ?ariSh, Palos Verdes : PeninsuJa, Calif., at the : rtlltious gatherlna In the E!rt : Room before 379 11Jtst.s. :'. McCarthy told the con· ·:gregation that thia iJ "a time ~-IDr testing." But he elJlrtSsed _ .. filth in the "deep reserves In the Amt r 1 ca n ch&r1cte.r" : which wUI carry the n1tlon : forward . . "Such reserves give a richer : promie for our future and a : greater caute for thank~&ivinl · than all the tlred negations 80' : notltly bNlted about today, by that element in our aocltty ~hich Is forever dl8COura&ina its on,lns Ind denlgfltlq Its · past, all the while ii ar- . rog1ntly cllims th1t the future : be.longs to It." he uld. : ';The ahocking moral col· : lapse has followed the aban.- . donment of b!llef in the divine '. supe rn1tural order,'' : McCarthy said. He added that lhe price hat been the "current mor11l : wr~kage tn our 10Clety, : broken homes, widespread ad· : diction of drug• and 1ilcohol, • ·:fomplete bre ak down or :: 1uU>Of'ity, a tid11\ wa ve of : pornographic garbare •nd ir. : rational violence th.It Issues ~ from the anarcble rankl of our .: alienated youth. hell·bent on : dt:ilruc:Uon, but with no dteent · altematlvts to repl1ce whtt they so wantml,y destroy ." Church, Congregational, 611 many Christians to the fact that "Judaism toda y exists as August, and I go all uver," He appealed ta the nation's H 1· I A · · "P said Juhnson. "Just before I 48 .11. C th 1. t · e 10 rope ve., is· repare a strong, living, religious reality ." m1 ion a o ics o give to M 1 Th God" b D came back th \s year. I was at I · 1 f nd ec Y Y r. This new awareness o[ Judaism has been accompanied generous Y to a specta u Philip G. Murray. Services are by a growing willingness on the part of Christians to aCk· a revival in New Orleans for for relief of the poor wh.lch the ht.Id at 10 a.m. with Church. nowledge that God's spirit may be at work, his truth glimps· two weeks. 1 preached 14 Tbt Southland's Most Bt..,tiful llfrmorials MAVSOllVM • COLUMIAllU... • CfMfl"RY church will raise wllh col-Sch 1 t th 1. nights il'I New Orleans." oo a e ume 1me. ed and his will manifested in more than one re ligion. abcl u"«l I lections In all parishes Sunday. This is not a ''new" Christi an viewpoint. It was the Johnson said he ga \'e up a t TREES of the WORLD Addressing more th&n 200 o[ The sermon for Sunday at standard teaching of the early church, all the way back to full-time pastorate seve n by the h'· f llo ••-~-t .-. years ago "to be a m'••1'onary ntt On Foirhav<n Av"'"' Ill e w '"I-"'~ a u1e open. the Fairview B1ptt1t Church, lhe time of St. Paul. Until recently, however, It was in ....., ·1i=::::~;:;~ii;:iii.;~~~~~~~~~~~~ · • us I feel I c•n do more good this Be!wee11 Sa,ita Ana and Orange ing eession of the . . 2515 Fairview Road , Costa -ave danger of geU.ing lost beneath the accumulated mis· w way." hitrarchy.'s fall m e e t I n 8 . Mesa, is entitled "Railing understlndinga and bla:otrlei; of many centwies. O.at<len aaid the fwld-raidng Caln-and Abel". Worohlp is The grayi"g mini"'er h" BIBLE THOUGHTS aspect of the s u l'I da y at 10 a.m. with Church School '---------------------~ built up a large clientele in Palm Springs and nearby observance are impertant at 10:30 a.m. On Sunday even-UCI 1 £ • h G dese rt c()fflmunities. The me - "but In m.ariy retped! 1tcon· Ing. youth ond adults wlll meet nter all roup jority of his profits come from dary." to your portion&. of the new customers who bring in ei aht "The first challenge 11 to roek opera "Je!Ua Chrilt to 10 pairs of shoes at a time. enable the people lo un-Superstlt." The.mtttlng Is at Appo1·n1s New Min1·ster Shines cosl 5<I cents . derstand and feel compassion 7:30 p.m. •·r make out all right," he toward those who suffer said. "Who wants a big deprivation," be said. A' We.stminster IJ'OUp his The "'·v. Rod1er H11Ti10n separated foreigners from the bankroll? Enjoy life while you called on America to obaerve ne .. M•nv Amer I can 1, 1ur· has •·-tppolnted to the staff cltb:enry since the 16th cen-can. -~ 1 "Crisis Amerk:l Prayer ..,.;:QI B d' d t 1· h rounded by the lt1%uriea cf •n of the University lnt~rfaith tury. Harrison round himse lf en ing own ° po is affluent toeiety.· find it hard to Fast" Dec. 4, 5 and 8. The ef-Found ti t UC 1 1 H 1. 1 . .1 f •L. shoes ls not a degrading task. fort crones all denominational 1 on a rv ne. e iv ng six mt es rom uie em-as Johnson sees it. I-le calls his believe that there are millions !Illes. The group has called on came to Irvine after sis. snow-bassy. task "an honest job, Bnd It's of people in this country who Prealdent Nixon to proclaim laden winters in Sweden and "ll was loo far for something people need_ and l are really Ind truly poor this day &nd radio evingellst the USSR with the American diplomat:-> lo come and pray, it 's self-employed." through no fault or their own. c. M. Ward s.iid the prayer Baptist Foreign M is s io n so I just ran an open house for And every day In his 30 1 he oblerved. "But poverty in ... d futlng w1'll counteratt•ck Societies. studenl.'I from Moscow customers avcra•e Johnson our nation is" a fact." .. ti.~ Communist role in the f;ee In Sweden, he served as Government University, on ly may find a minl~ter or two1 "Even by the official ex. world and that no formalities pastor ta foreign students at three-qua rters of a mile away. 1\·ho is interested in talking I timates of what it means to be are required . The group, the University of Uppsala and \Yhen Am-:?rican students com· shop. po0r -esUmates_ which draw organlied by Rev. Oina Patton later at the new University of plained about dreadful con-"I've had ministers come by the poverty line al a level and her husband, a1 ys the Umea. where the Swedes are ditions for wasblng clolhcs. 1 and let me shine the ir shoe~! "'hich most Americ111s would prayer atld last can be done at buildina a modem campus In inaugurattd a 'wash-in' every and tal k. Sometimes they'll find intolerably low It it were work, in the home or in church the midst of the near Arctic tl'Jrte weeks in my apart· give me ideas. There was one necessary for them to Jive groups. landscape. ment.'' -mini9ter from Denver, Colo., below that level -llOme 34 ~;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::~ From SWeden, Reverend 1jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii million people ln our country ;::; Hani10n joumeyed to Moscow SIN c1111e1 on• to b• ••k•m•d •nd •fr•i .. •Ml went to HIDE ! Ad1ri •nd E••, th• 01j9in1I 1inn•r1 , 1,;,d to HIDE fto'm Go .. •flet lkoy di1obeyed, G•n. J;I, Sitin•n, l1t !ho J11d9m ,nl Dey, will went o pl1C• lo liido, b11t nono will b• fovnd. Re v. 6r16, lO; I I. Crimin1l1 tod1y liv• l•.ror-fitled liv••. in 1n•i1ty, hyin9 lo kide ftol'n 1111• tic •. SIN c1w10• troubl• ond t11rmoil in the llf1 of tlie 1in111r, HERE, end 1t1•n•l condtmn1lion HEREAFTER. Sin i1 '" UaLY tkln9, "-Tli1 w1y of !lie tr1n19r1110,s !SINNERS! i• HAllD", tlit l ibl1 11y1, Pr. IJ:IS, SIN he1 1 GLITTER to It: if It t1mporerily •tlr1et!v1. H1b. I I :25. 1111 the •t•d 1i11n1r, im,r11oned 1ilh1r in 1 e1ll or liv h1unti119 thou9hh of o w11le ... 1vil lif1 , will 1dv it1 th1 vown9 to •••id 1in i nd d ln9 lo th•I whlcli i1 9oed, j111t ind l1wfu l. SIN i1 "-tro1119r111lon el the l1w .. , t J11. J:4. Ono who •ie l1t•• tkt l1w1 of th• l1ncl SINS 19•i111t hit fo llow mfn, Spttdtn, t r• 1011i1h, di1turb1t1 of tlio pe•co, d111n•••Jt, h1 rcl.dru9 UIOtl, •II· orchi1! t nd eth•r rivil l1w viel1ien t•1111 u11tofd mi1ery in fli t world 111d co1h liillio111 of doll ,., ••eh v••r lo dt1lruction e l \if• end p10,•rtv : •••fl th111 p1opl• p1y more I•••• •11d 1vfl1r bot 1u1• of +heir ti111 no! lo m111lion in11ecenl 1uff1r•t1. One wh e viol•••• God'1 t1w1 1i111 191i111I God. ALL e l Gecl"1 l1w1 1lr• for th• GOOD el m~nki nd. The 11rth wou ld bo • 11 ico plt el If 111 min obeyed Sod'1 lfw1. Comt , 1ludy God"1 ltwl with \II , Churth ef Chri1t, 217 W, Wilton St,, Coile Mo11 . Ptttite 14,·5711 ; '''·17'J -T1111e TY CN11nel f, S,.,'7111 A.M. '" poor. Forty percent or Tho DAILY PILOT-u the Resident Protestant them are children under the Th• One That Certs Chaplain to the Ameri can age of 18. Embusy. Housed in one of the "Under any c:ircumstances1'=============~~c~o~m~p~o~u~n~d~s'...,~th~a~I ~h~a~" these would be qoni.iing, heut-rtndlnc . f1cta. ln the rlcheat n1tlon in a11 history, they art an 1lmost Incredible LAS VEGAS THIS IS OUR NEW ''EL CAJON'' acatldal." O.at<len bruJhed 1dde Ille argument th1t the church should coocem ltaelf "1th "splrltu1l" mi tten rather thin material problem& su.c:h u poverty. "Such reasonint U based on a f&11e dilUnction between the spiritual ind the materi1l," he declared. "Human life" cannot be 10 neatl y com- part.mtnt11Uud . The agony that 1tlsts from physical poverty has lt.s reverberations ln the human spirll. Precisely in the light of its spiritual mission. the church bis a responsibility to concern itself with m1terlal poverty." 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' ., LOI> ANGELES (AP) -Jn those big years when Notre Dame was an awesome thiDI Jn eollego footbalt. arrivol ol Ille Irish wu one of sound and fury. 'lbe 1'70 .Notre Dame team m~ not be quite as frightening but U?e ~ are unbeaten ill nlne.•games, they ra¥ No, 4 in the country and. to the cumat'7tojans of SoutQern California, tbe fW'J'"-ls still quite apparent. One ,o£ the' nation's oldest ~·finest rivalries, the two will square et!. today for the Und time with 88,DOO fus ex· ~ . J pected Jn Memorial COU....., for the 1,30 kickoU. Muell is at. state for Netre Dame. Coach Ara Parsegb.lan's Flghtn' Jrlab are Cotton Bowt bound ,lo meet either Tex.as or Arkansas New Year 's Day. They alsir !!ffe '-ahol at the .mytblcal rillt!Onal ~ • Coach John ¥.c~s Trojans are M-1 arid they are comTug off a disaster -a '!'bopping IS-ID~ by . .....town rival UCLA a week ago. Football fang aro quite aw •re, . . ' however, that this has been. ..,. ti tliit' cru.iest seasons In collep uUl&,< 1 An ~-le;, UCl.A·wUt Ill to the Soutbem c.J •eon...i lollowinl a o.·rvr .... " J::tO, c•*'• :r dreM(U1 ei;perienee 'lilth Ille lhllversky of W¥tiingt.oa, 81-JO, ', · The Jrisb-TrojaQ, aeries bas Md its ..,.,. of "'1prlse11, al course, and McKay can 11vo:·ODe.!.lD ltM<Notre Dame came ' . wat with . the natlonal litle In aigbt and owned I 17 .. 1 .. d II ballUmc. Filial ...... , Soutbml c.J II), Notre·Dame 17. . Notre Dame bad It& probltms lo tis lul two sames. 'J'Wo weeks qo Georg~ Te9 went dowa by only a 10-7 count, and last Saturday the lrisb ban!ly ..mt out •llve,' a,o, over_,~ State. Both ~ wet.1 at notre.IJ»me. ~ mu on offe~ of eoune, it qulll"llrbadl Joe Tbeilmajul, tbe tum '1 lotaJ off.,.. leader w111l 2,301 yards .. lie baa complaled m of no pwea lot 1,~ . · Have to Get Gabriel Again Miller Bolts ··If We'r e to Win--·SF Boss· Into Lead .. Rams, 49ers .Vie I n Showdown For First Place SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -"We were able to get Gabriel last time we played llim and we're going to have to do it. again," says coach Dick Nolan of the San Francisco 49ers. The second shot at Roman Gabriel, the Los Angeles Rams' big quarterback, comes Sunday. 1be tilers can virtually clinch their first divisional title il\,.history by beating the Rams. Kezar stadium's 59,000 seats have been sold out in advance for the first. t.imt in the 49ers' 25 seasons. Nolan's team goes into the stretch or 011 T V Su11d•u ~ ,. ... ., c""""el % ' ' the Nalional Football League season wilh a 7-2-1 record, 'best in the Western Division of the National Conference. The Rams, &-3-1, are right behind. The 4'e-rs tackled Gabriel three t~. for m.inu.s 2S 1~. on pass attempts u they beat the Rams 20--6 on Oct. 11 in Los Angeles. Gabriel completed just 14 passes, 10 of ·lbem to running backs, for 1!6 yards. San Francisco quarterback J o h n Brodie, the NFC's Jeading passer. threw for 193 yards and one touchdown, • 59- yarder to Gene Washington. Brodie bad no interceptions 0 and we C:!.idn't touch him once," recalls Rams coach George Allen. The 49era bave lOJt ol\\Y one of tbelr last seven g~es, a Z.7 setback at Detroit last Sunday, but they've been struggling. The Oct. 11 game with the Rams was the last one in which they were ahead at halftime. They've been tied once and behind five limes since then. · •·r didn't koow it was that bad," Nolan said this week . , Brodie went without a touchdown pass for the nrst time this )'i!ar in last Sun· day's loss. His season statistics include 2,115 .yards passing and 17 touchdown to~~. . Gene Washington, who missed almost two full games with a leg injury, has caught 40 passes for 736 yards to lead 49er reci!ivers. Ken Willard ii the leading rusher with 558 yards, fifth best. in the NFC. ( Gabriel bas had the handicap tt work- ing with dikerent sets of receivers and running backs because of Injuries. He ranks No. t among conference passers, with 1,696 yards and 10 touchdowns. Valek Firing Reaffirmed CHAMPAIGN, 111. (AP) -The firing of Jim Valek as bead football coach at the University o.f Illinois was reaffirmed Fri- day by the Illinois' Athletic Associ~lioo's Board of Directors. The 43-year-old Valek was dismissed in midseason but a threatened atril{e by Illini players brought Valek bad to fmish the schedule. T.he board 's _action Friday was effective immediately, although Va~k's saJ.iiry will be paid until the tennina~ion of his con- tract on Aug. 31, 1971. Valek had hearings before the board on Nov. 13 and again Friday before the board acted. A committee was set up to ••make recOmmendations to the board of direc- tors on the selection of a head fool.ball coach," ath.letic director Gene V~ an- nounced. '!I Valek declined to comment ·on rus dismissal ' , , WI T ...... SF QUARTERBACJ( JOHN BRODIE TAKES AIM AT RAMS ·SUNDAY. Five TV Tiits W eeke.nd of Football For A'rm-chair Fam A full weekend o( television sports viewing is on tap once again with two col· Jege games today and three pro en- counierll' .scheduled S~ay along with basketball, hockey, boJ:ing aad drag rac· Ing· acllvitles. The weekend began. this· morning with Cove~ of the Army-Navy traditional cl~ic in Jqlm F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia.at 10:15 on €bamtl 7. TOOAT IO~IS '·"'· J1)0.. -COLLEGE FOOTaAt.L -Tltf A•mw Clolilh ws. ,... Nnv Mldlhl"""" II ~eM "· ~ $1"1um It! Plllladellll'lla. Ntrtr liHlb tl'le -In, Jot.JIM 1N1 ii slltllt ltwrfte IUd"' M tlolt\ MVWih Ir• cllwn !f"Clnl "11 rtlln. ,,.,. o.m. (l llCL -D!IAG fl.I.Cl! -<#lera,it Pl' !tie ntUl ..... 11 IJfle'Ml'-1 Dr99 flKIS htld S<m4e1' • , Ont•r!o Motor SPlilllfWIY· 1:15 o.m. 17lCL -COLLEGE f"OOTllALt. -Not,.. o..n.•1 Fklllll"" 1r1W1 lakl °" ,.... Trol1111 ol USC It La Angele&. 4 P'.m. U)CL -PRO l'OOTllALL HIGHLIGHTS - 4:• 11.m. !11 -FOOTBALL SPECIAL -Fllrn.d lllOlltlol'll 11111 lnlervkwl Wltll 11111 •tlOll'I _,,.,, ... 01111111_ coueoe r,1t'f'9rs wledld HI!" 1n All-Amlrlc• f91m It\' me AITMI'" ~n FOO!twlll COKhn Anocl1tloll. • ' 3•· ~·~ -RAM HIGHLIG1'4TS -FlllMll lllOhl 1111 R~All1nl1 J.:11~ pm., !7lCL -C LLf 00 BAU. -Four Ooll Front, !tit =-:.'.. 11oot ooltill f'lly1r1 of the LHI A wilfl card bOnus ·P.me wHl feature the Notre Dame· F'tgliling ·Irish. and use Trojans th~.afttmoon from the Collsewn beginning at. 1:15, also on CbameI 7. Sunday's pro menu finds the New York Gwnts aJ!Cl Wasblngloft Redskitla meeling in .the nation's capital at 10 i:.m. with Channel 2, bringing the a>verage. At 11 o'clOOk tt's, !bO San Diego Chargers and Kamas City Cbiefs oo CllaDoel • Willi the ·~ direct hun Keiar Stadium at approlimately 1 o'c)ock.on.OwmeJ z. The Ram .1~ may be joined in pro- gress if the Giant-Redskin encounter runs beyond the kiekolf time in the Bay area. The Los Angeles Kings are in Chicago for a game with Bobby Hull and the Black Hawks Sunday night with ChaMel 5 bringing the action at 5:30. The annual UCLA varsity-freshman basketball game' will be seen Sunday at 4 on Channel ·s. With66 • • HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP)- Tour topbolltOl'e Johnny Miller carved a sparkling flv&ilndel'·par 16<1!ld charged into the second-round lead in the $100iOQO Heritage Golf Clas.sic Friday. 'Ibe 23-year-old Miller, seeking "hia first profeloiooal victlJry, bad a 36-hole total of 131, four~ par on the demand.lo& l,5yard Harbour To"" golf llnb. He be1d only a one-stroke lead over (oriner nltionaJ amateur champion Steve Melnyk, a hefty 254).pounder from Jacbonville, ·Fla. Melnyk, a 23-year-old who said he bad not yet made a decision' about twning professional, bad 3 67 for 139. It was another three strokes back \o the ne:1t group, first round leader Homm Blancas, big Bob Lunn ud Ben Greene. Luna bad a 17, Greme a U .nd., Blancu a '72. Bert Yancey, with a 67, and defending champion Arnold Palmer. author of a scrambling 70, were next at lU, still'VeTT. much In· contention. · Jack Nicklaus had a par 71 with two birdies and two bogeys and was well back at 146. "I'm just not playing very well right. now," the BriUsh Open .champion said. ••u I start. playing better, start playing pretty good. that's fine. lf'not, this will be my lad tournament for the year." 1be &-toot-z Miller, a skinny blond from San Frmiclsco, is busiest. flf the touring pros witb 1%1 competitive rounds this: year. Be haa woo about. $50,000 in this, bis first lull year 00 tbe loor. 1 I tbougbt. maybe I was going to bave·a ....U7 pd round," Miller said. "I had It fiv• undir after 10 botb ud I Was think- ing about lhe.coune .-d," a "°' He lllwnbled a bit coming Ill. however, but still .. talned lop apot. Miller, wbo flrlt came to public at- tention with an excellent. allowing as a 17· year-old amatRr in the 1961 U.S. Open, started on the back rune and birdied the first. hole, rilling an Jron within four feet .ol lhe Dag •. He ran in a to-footer on the 13th., lipped CRJI • lonif· 1llrdie putt on the next, then scored from n and 14 feet on the next two boles. Miller put another Iron lour leet from the pln on the 20th, but lolt a stroke when he found the water on the fourth. He got it hick with another four-foot birdie putt after a pod Iron abot on. the seventh. Melny~. bidding to become the first amateur in 15 years to win a professional toarnammts, spiced his round with an eagle three· od'the second bole, where ht chipped Ill ~· 100 feet. "I don't think I'm ready to play pro- fessional yet," the articulate young man said, then grinned. "But. if I keep playing this wtll I may be forced to change my mind." It toot a ICOtt of 151 to make the cut for the final lwo·rounds today and .. Sun- day. The fllare matche.s the highest on the tour this year. yanls and 14'1ouchdowns. , ft II the Nolrt,Dame def...,, ho~, !llat bu kept McKay up •l&!>U tlle pMt • w .. k. The Irish have allowed 'bot U polaia per game ud bluked' Purdue, Mlcbigan State and ~ Blatt. 1 And ,ooe of Notr.iDf.npe .. i.t' dlfensiYt playeri ls Ur.,,. Eift Patton, lmntrly of Mater lld · jlli1!, ·ne wears ji!rsey No, 45, "'.. ' ~ . Jimmy Joqes, llWi Trojan quf'lerback. II the leader la l!>lal tllenaa with 1,719 JVCll, lie' has comp-1116 of 110 p ..... and nJne tou<hdowm. Tom Gatewood hat cncJll 17 paies for!Notre 0,-for 1115 yards and ~ tQOChdowns. Soudlem Ct1'1. B o b by Oiandler bu ca..,! X I~ $11 yanls iold thre, toochdowu. ' -• : Ecl'Gu111a llb nllbed 515 yar<ls la 115 tMTies to lelld Notre Dame'• runnblg becks. Clarence' Davia, 904 in 111 trill, ls Ole Workhorie for Southern Cal. ' Bookies say ·Notre' Dame Is a !Z..point favorite . U,.t"T......_ JOE THEISMANN LEADS NOTRE DAM E AGAINST USC .Former Marina Sta.- Soderberg Plays Big Rolt In Kentucky Cage Plans LEXINGTON', Ky. ~AP) ~·Kentucky is favored to win the Southeastern •Con· ference basketball title thi!"year. Christmas probably will fall on Dec. 25 and the aun is likely to rise in the eist tomorrow also. This year, however, coach Adolph Rupp is: expected to tum the habitual trick after losing ,more than balf of bia scoring punch and nearly hair of bis rebuilding power with tbe gra4u1uon. of ~ ls.5e1 and Mike Pratt. · They accounted for 635 of Kentucky 's 1,390 rebounds and 1,488 or tbe Wildcats' Z,709 points last season when Kehtucky finished atop the Associated Press poll and·Jost in the NCAA's Mideast Regional for the third straight year. Tbe I-foot.a Issel and M Pratt now are plaYtng professional ball, and Rupp still bas more than enough height and firePo1'er for an encore to last season's 26-2 won-lost performance. To succeed Issel at tbe pivot, Rupp bas a choice between aeven-teot. Tom Payne, a sophomore who played AAU baD last season and was voted tbe most valuable player in the league, and S-10 'Mark Soderberg, former Marina HJgb ~ Rupp also bas his entire guard con· tingent retuminc along with Mike Casey, a senior who had to sit out last season because of a leg injury from a traffic ac- cident.. Casey, M , led Kentucky three years ago with a scoring average of 20.1 and .averaged 19.l as a junior when be alse set a team record with 129 assiru. · At the Other forward spot, probably Will be &-7 Tom Parker. a leflharidtd junior· from Collinsville, ,Ill., who averaged a misleading 10.4 pointJ • gariie last season. Parker was used only sparingly until •ell past rnidseason, bllt after be replac- .ed the injured Steele as a s~rter, II averaged 18.3 points In the· last.·µ games To run wilb .. euey in ~· ¥cour; Rupp has a cboi~ of M Kenf.' &Der beck. 6-3 Stan·Key, 6-2 Terry Mills and~ 4 Jim Dinwiddie from last year's team i; sophomore Steve Penborwood. Payne, the first aeven-footer in a Kl!{l tucky unifonn, sin~ Blll•Spivey.Jed 1Ji Wildcats to the national championship.i: 1951, averaged 2Z points and 15 rebound a game in AAU ball last season. Opening his 41st year as coach.at Ker . tuck:y, Rupp's 136 victories and 177 Joase · make him the winnlng:est. man , in ~ history of the game. His teams have WO or tied for 25 or the 38 cbampionsbfps' J the SEC since jt. waa,formed. EMERSON SUFFEfil' LOSS TO ASHE STOCKHOIM. Swed>n ('AP.) -'J'ln· Amerkans-Artlllr Ashe of .JQchmooo Va., Stan Smith of Pasadella} .and CW Richey of San Angelo, Tex::; ..... advance- Friday night to the semilinAII oi tll · $32,000 Stockholm" Open t<nni.s loums· ment aJong with to~Jeeded Ken Rosew'all of Auetralia. • Ashe defeated_ Newport Beach's Rcr' Emerson, 6-4, 6-8, M despite trouble witr bis backhand and service. Smith whippli Geor·ges Goven of France, 6-2, 6-3, a&' Rosewall swept aside Britain's Mark Coi . &..1: s.<. Richey reached the round of fou~ FOiiowing the withdraws) of_ Denni • Ralston, Bakersfield, because of shoulder injury. Valek originally was fired Oct. 24, a couple of hours before the Ohio State game. 1be firing was effective after the game. 1~·"" lSJCL -ltCAA II A'S ll ET a ALL HI IGHTS -Hltflt ti. " HCM ff.. rf :i.:-e· ="·I!.!!!,. ~ ..... ,.~":.l!i" V. lletl vlllt. •liiiCL -AMATIEUlt A HLIETE -~ w1,111tr Bob '-'"i," 11'11f"MfT'"5EE Nllon Gf llPWI'-. •lttltt In l'ht "U.$, Ori• 111'1: ltlll)lllri 11111 lf1r. .. Ille Ml "'nlco C,ltY UCl Duels Bruins for Polo Crown However, the Illini football twn n:llied ' oround the coacl> and the players on-~ nounced they would not complete the ~ schedule If Valek were. not allowed to at \ Jeast finish the season. •'. This forced the athletic board . lo r change its plans and Vance uked Valek to finish out the 5USOn. The following Saturday lllinola upset Purdue 23-21 Ind there was some feeling lhat if Illinois could win two of Its last three games, ; Valek mi£ht have a chance to relain his • Jpb. ·However, lUtnols lost to Michigan, CU, 'Wlaconsln, 29-17 and ended the ~n with • ZS.II defeat It. Iowa. ' 'L Valek'• total .-.! at llllnols wu ~· 'llt• 00 !dm •u +.. The Dlhll tere'l-t In 1118, IHO la 1• and ~7 this - I I ~"'-(SlCL~JltO IASKETIALL -flit L.M ...,... .. Llkn W•""" II S.fl l'rM!tJl.cO • . "ll . o.rn. U)t -XING -ld!Hultol: lrl1t -~ w.. "'lwtl '" • 10.~ ~-MUI ho.d 11 .. Vi• Ml.Ille , ...... '""°"" By BOWARD L BANDY Of Jlile IMilfr f"I• ...,, LONG BEACH-UC Irvine will meet Its big brother from UCLA in the NCAA water polo championships tonight. in Bel- mont Plaza Olympic pool after defeating USC 17-4) and Cal State (Long Beach). (M ) Friday la openlngl"OWlUCI,' M . In a lottt meettna In the Bruin pool, IJ€LA '""" 1114. • UCI bas now won 26 and Jost. two, the other delea( at the handl of the DeAma Foundation team. ' Tonight's ac:tiOn gets under way at 1:40. The Bruins ~ed UC Santa Baibara, 1· I, and San Jose State, 7-4 to gain a Jpot oPposite the Anltaters. Ferdy Massimino gave an awesome in- dividual display for UCI against CSLB. He scored (Jve goals, stole several 49er passes 1ild swam his wi y into pc>sitioo wheneyor 1 ocore waa iieoclec! b7 !he ·Alllt'llerl. Irvine led from the start. although Long Madi knotted the cowit;it W for a lleetJng 1,11 Jn the t<COnd at.,,.. The 1ame waa hardly under way when Mlla!mlno r....i a -lbat wa lllocked. 1wam in .front of the goalie a made &ood on a foUow-up abot.. A apel1 al mis!td shotl and bad pass<! ensued. unUI 1:51 remained wht:n Ma&On Philpot hit a penalty a001 to make it 2-0. Moments later MaalrQlno W-8.!1 fouled lnalde the four-mettr line and made good ano1htr penaJty ihot to make it a.o. Uct maintained a l'Vt'O and three goal epji• for the tnUre se<.'OQ\I ball with Mas· llrillno putting the ffostlnl• on the can with • drive shot with 2:0S to pl1y to bring the llnal eount to M. VCl't two goalies did an outstanding job li1 both gamt11. Don Ronaldson played the rtrst half in each and Terry Klein moved in ror the set'Ond half. Against USC, !he Aoteaters i..1<e.111 game open in the third quarter with tbrt.• goals in a SP,lct ol 2: ll ~ Slat .. scored first and MIUhnll>o drllled . baethand shot Into tbe ottl 35 .....,.. later. ~ Philpot made good on a -l!J'~ . and the score was s.3 with UCl rt ; 3-1 halftime deficit. · First fO:Und 5CWU: UJi,Ai7,.UC ~t. ... lltrl>tra I ; San J..,. °Slilt. l Sllafon1 I cal State JI.on& BeachY t, C¥orado Sta>. l , ~ Seconj! J'Ollnd cooaoletlon.-.s: ~ ion! 12. UalB •II llllddtn dea ovcrtlmo); USC 7, Colorado State'-' ,. I J I 0~1 •llOT Chargers Bolt Into CIF Semif inal·s, 41-8 DAILY .. tLOT Phti.1 lliy Patrldr. O'De<IMll CHARGER WORKHORSE -Edison High'• Jim Moxley (24) carries for sizeable gain behind the blocking of mate J ohn Fisher (83) against Rolling Hills Friday' night'. Moxley carried 22 times of the Titans in a CJF AAA quarterfinal game at Orange Coast College, Titans in pursuit are Dave Krager (30) and Darrell Kreitz (40), . for 132 yards and two touchdowns in leading Edison to a 41·8 rout ·Never-die Eagles Test Potent Bonita S, RON EVAN& or rM Dell'r JOiiet Jt1H The Comeback Kids -bet- ter known in these parts as :the Estancia Easies -will be gunning for their biggest foot- ball prize thus far in 1970 tonight at Orange Co a s t College. Coach Phil Brown's amazing Eagles t9·J) enter the contest as three--point u n d e r d o g s ,(their accustomed pre-game role ). They'll attempt to derail the topranked. tops!eded Bonita Beareats (also 9-1 ) in a CIF AAA quarterfinal p I a yo ff game. Gates will open at 6: 15 to accommodate the expected large crowd . KickDl'f is at 8. Bonita i! Jed by 6-1, 205- pound tailback Allen I the Horse) Carter, a f1rst team all-CIF perfonner last season who has a good crack at AAA J>layer or the year honors this fall. Carter hes literally mangled all oppo&it.ion with his ground thrust! -whether they be to the inside or out.side. He takes fut! advantage of his superior size plus 9.6 speed for JOO yards. • His impressive totals for the season up to this point include 1,739 yards rushing and 32 touchdowns . The latter is just four short of. the CIF standard of 36 set in 1966 by Cen· tennial's Mickey Cureton. Coach Larry Z en o's Bearcats also f e a t u r e quarterback Ray Anderson 11751 and fullback Curtis Frick (195 ) should the detennined and unpredictable Eagles success fu lly apply the brakes to Carter. Bro~·n says, "we've actually had trouble trying to contain the big backs th is season because of our smaller size (lhe Eagles· starting unit averages just 165). '·But we just can't con· c-entrate our efforts on Carter alone because they (Bonita) Bue Rally Falls Short, ·El Camino Win s, 62-53 By GLENN WHITE Of T'-o.llt' Plllll Iliff Meanwhile, Orange Coast had gone 7:54 without a field goal before l.arry Goswiller finall y found the range. Then the Bucs got rolling behind a pressing defense . have too many other good peo- ple to do just that. "The big th ing will be our abili ty to contain their high scoring off('flSC (the Bearcats have scored 34.3 points per game in 10 contests) and make sure that it won't be a high scoring game for them." Eslancia 's mini version of the Doo1nsday Defense was mainl y responsible for fending off previously u n be a .t en Orange last week in th e open- ing CIF playoff round. Super Gnat Lee Joyce (5-5, 130) bli tzed through the Orange forward wall , blocking a punt to set up the go ahead Eagle score. And the whole lefl side of the Estancia defensive front wall combined for a last· minut e go al line stand to clinch the victory a few minutes later. Spearheading the p o t e n t Eagle offense, "'hich i s eq ually adepl at striking by land or air .. is 5enior quarterback Curt T h o m a s { l70J . ••nll1 l:ll111rl1 "' S111mbll'I ' Kai Hr ·~ '" ~""'"•I• ' \Ian V11nen ... "' N1mlm111u G Sl'oor•• ,. "' W~lte ' Flor" .. "' !11wt l'orn1n G 8r•wtr "' '" 8r1n1m ' """'" ,. •• OeL11tCobM E. JaYC• , . '" .t....i ... ..,,, 0 Tl>0nu' •• •> C&•!tr • Scllultl "' ·~ W•ll1c• • Frleoerldafl •w "' l'rk-• Olaan ,. ' West Covina Next on Tap For Vndef eated Edison By ROGER CARLSON Of IN D1llY .. Utl 11111 It wa s supposed to be a ma· jor test for Edison High School's unbeaten Ir.vi n e League champion football team. But what transpired Friday night at Orange Coast Co llege in the Chargers' confronl alion with Sky League champion Rolling Hills, seemed li llle more than a workout for the classy Chargers. It also served as a stepping block to the CIF AAA playoff semifina ls with WesL Covina next week as coach Bill Vail's Green and Gold slapped Roll- ing Hills around, 41-8, before 7,500 fans . It was billed as a batlle be- tween a huge Titan line against the overall balance ol Edison's offensive attack. Instead it was a case ot Edison quarterback Jerry Hinojosa picking the enemy secondary apart, completing 10 of 20 passes for 204 yards - and it would bave been more had Edison's receivers been able to hold on to several we ll- aimed aerials. Mate J im Moxley, mean- while, bulled his way through and around the Titan forward wall -which included 11 half dozen 200-pounders -for 132 yards on 22 carries and a pair ol touchdowns from short yard- age. And defensively Edison seemed to be aided by some- what panicky Rolling Hiiis outlit once the Chargers got the upper hand . Rocky Whan scored the fir st Of his !WG tallies with 9:2\ to go in the second period to culminatt1 a Tl-yard drive i• 11 plays and when Gary Balch toed the first of live PATs it seemed to trl,gger an about· fa ce for the Titans. The Rolling Hills crew im- mediately turned to the for· "'ard pass -but all it got for its efforts the balanC'e of the first hal( was a Jot o( incom- pletions and a key intereep. that led to the Chargers' th ird touchdown. That vital thefl ~·as by !':tand- out lineman Da!e Norton, who raced 22-yards to the Roll ing Hills fou r-yard line, setting up Whan's second TD blast. Brian Bayless h11d a big hand in lhe defensive play with hls fierce rush on qu ar- terback' Tim Rambach, who threw whilt off balance and under stress. It followed Moxley's tw~ yard dash around riaht end for Edison's second TD and Vail 's forces had an irisur- mountable 21 -polnt lead at th! half over the Sky League champions . That's all Edison required CIF Scores AAA.A Et ll•nc:llo fl, !.41"" 81•N r1 lJ l•k1w0Gd 11, Plortttr 13 11..:111na1 11, 8u1n1 1 I ll-Ami l 1J, A"&h1lrn !f {A.rn1I lclVtMll on C11U0<nl1 Tie a rHktrl ....... El!lltatl ~1. Rolling Hill \ I LamPOC II. IC"'ne<!Y u W111 Covin• 11, Blfh® Manttomt,..,. " .. Tem1>lt (HY 11, $ttl<!ltll•ck (tn1r1I lt. V!~!Of Vt lltY 0 C>l11nn 13, El SH unclo 1 • Sonar• :n, B1ntow l• • AO<IUtl 11. Blt/>Op OIH O i St. G_..,i.--, If, Ptrrl• 0 '"''lt Jct>Oo11 LA a1otl1I 2•. Ettl• Mounlt l" ' for victory, but tht1 potent of- fensive machine accounted for three more TDs in the 1eco1d half -mainly through the ef- forts of Hinojosa, Moxlty and S.6 split end John Fisher. Fisher was superb, account- ing for eight compleUons for 160 yards and several vitaJ first do~·ns. The second half scores were Moxley's one-yard smash, 1 2.3-yard bullet from Hinojosa lo Terry McNay and a one-yard pass play from backup quar· terback Mark Harmon to Scott J\1cNay. In racing lo their 14th straight win over two cam - paigns, the Chargers amaased 432 yards net. GA.ME STATISTICI . '" "'"' down' rushl,,. n 4 l'lrst dowM P111ln11 I I First <!own1 1>1n11!l15 1 1 Tal•I fir•! <!own• 11 1 Y&•n• ru1hl"' 112 nt Y1rds Pt•1in11 705 JJ Yl rd5 lost IS l N•I 11•<!1 111!"..:I QJ U1 P11nrs/Av1r111 e!IS!tna S/3'1.0 J/31.0 Ptti•lll11f1Y••lls 119"111ftd 1159 l!U Furnblts/F11rnbl111 last 0/0 1/0 Scet!I 9Y Out rllln En110t1 o 11 1 1)-...(1 R.otl!111 Hlll1 O 0 I ~ I .Mt.l•ftY Mlnol <>N w~, Srnlrll T. McH11 S. MCNtY "'"'"'"" Tot111 L t F0Httt1 IC•lflr Ullmtn P1111non "•"'llt ct> Hlllmln To!1l1 1<1noiosa ~••man Tol1t1 Lt Follelll R1mt11tl'o O'Plf1;ny T1t11l1 llUSMINO l!lllMn le' J• JI 22 IJ2 0 I~ ~ 1: . " . ' . . ' . . ' . ' '' U1 IS lltlhfll Miiii "' ... '·' '·' ... ... ••• -1.0 ••• 6'90 4.I • u 0 1.t 111 56 0 5,, 1 J 0 l .O , 0 l .,1,0 1 • e 1.0 21 11• , ... P A.SllNO gl !IC 1111111 ~ 2D 10 0 201 .ltlO l 1 o 1 .m 11 11 0 Xt5 .41' lltlttfll Hlll1 s l 1 " ' 0 ' 0 l 0 0 0 111 1 .U .... ·"' ·"' ... Anteaters Set 50 Tilts For '71 Baseball Play An ambitious SO.game 1971 schedule including home-and· home series with the USC Tro- jans and UCLA Brui ns has been announced by UC lrvine baseball coach Gary Adams. Adams has alsn scheduled games with all three major college and university cham- pions. FtO. ll -So. C1I Prl!S IE~l'olllll!on), I o.rn. FHI. U -UC Rivtrtl<!I! !OH1, "°°"" Ftll. U -•1 UCLA. ):JO o.m. Fl'll. ?O -t i Si n Fern.MO Vl l1tV Siett fDH l. noon . Feb. 1l -Si n 0 1..,0 Sl•I•, 2;lll o.m. F•b. 11 -Cl'o•1>m1n !OH l. ftOOtl. M•tel'o 1 -UnlY. al 11.tdlnctl. l o.m. Ml teh ' -Ocd<!tntt l COHI. ftOOtl, Mt rtl'o t -11 US(, 2:JO a.m. M1rcto n -use, l "rn. M•rch 1J -Ll!S A.noel•• 811>1111 fOMl, noan. Marcto n 71 -4nahtlm l OY•"•."'"."' fUC Bt<il•ltY. UCLA Sou1l'ol'rn llhno•I· F1ntern Mlcl'ola1"· Ch•om&n, C11I Palv CPomant l. Ca! Stelo CFulltt!onl.I M••C~ JO -Cal Stell Cloner Be1cl'o). 2:)0 p.m. Aoru 7 -at Univ. of Ar\fan&. la rn. Aorll J -I t UniY. at Atl1on1 tOH!. 1 o.m. Anril 1 -UCLA. l P.m. A1><ll I -81 C&I 5!&11 <Los Anatl"), :I o.m. Anrll 10 -C•I Stele !Dominour1l IOHJ. rlQOn, Anrll 1J -Cl l St11t (lOi Anatl"l, 3 p ,m . 4ar11 U -Stn Ft•"ftndg V1tlev S!•1•. 1:)0 a .m. A1>rll lJ -1! 51n O!HC State l OH ), ~'· A1>rl l 10 -Univ. of S•n o;,go, 1 "·"'· A.c•ll 11 -C•I St1!11 (Fulltrlon ! IOHl "°°"' Aarll \' -•I Soumtrn C1lilornl1 Calfeot . :JO O-"', Anrll 11 -UC Si n Oit<>O. l .10 o.m. M1y I -I! Un iv, al St" Oleao (0Hl. -· MIY I -11 UC Sin Ollloa. 3:>0 P.m. MIY s -•I (loNm1n, 3 a.rn. M1v I -11 Cll Stllt (Fuli.rtan) IOHl. S o.m. M•• 11 -11 Cl l S'llt (Oetnln<1u111J, :l:JO "·"'· MIV n -Southllm C11i!orni1 Cou...,.. :I:• 1>.m. MIY u -,, Univ. er Htv•d• fl•• Veo11l !OHi. The Trojans, ol course, are the defending NCAA UJliversi· ty division cha mpions. Three games are on tap with San Fernando Valley St.ate Co llege, defending NC A A college di vision title holders. And the NAIA champions from Eastern Michigan will again cornpete in the Anaheim tournament at La Palma Park during Easler vacation . Open ing of the SO-game regular season is set. Monday, Feb. 15 against UC Riverside. It is a doubleheader on the UGI dia mond beginn ing at noon. I Bet You Didn't Know l y Joe Mooffy C•n you lm1glne • loo!blll pleyer •corl"g lQO l'OI"'' In °"'' g•mt ? In lt!6, Leo Schtltk ol lr11H•n•'1 St. Vl•lcr Coll1og1 scored lQO polnll 101lnst l1n1 Cclleve ••. Schllcll ht!! u IOIJCll<IOwnf l llCI lllc:ltld lt Ill· lrt palna. NII te•m ........ :J05.0 Scorn 1:111 high w.,.1 !'OI Uflh-.rd OI I" !fli , . Th•! ••me Jotson, G-Qll TICll 11111 c..,,,.bl!r11n0 111.0. * TORRANCE-Orange Coast College put on a furious rally in the closiJlg minutes of play but it was too little, too late as the Pirates dropped a 62-53 verdict lo El Camioo College's Warriors Friday night at I.he latter's gym . They forced Warrior turn- overs and reeled off JI points in a row to slice the deficit to 49-39 with 7:02 remaining. How. ever, they lost a costly re- bound of a missed El Camino bucket, and that rehound "'as shoved back up and through the net Then seconds later Don Ul van got loose urn::lrr the buc ket and got lln easy basket to up the count to 53-39 with 5:55 to go. LA Falls, 116-105 GOLDEN WEST'S JIM ANDERSON (24) BATTLES FOR REBOUNO, Of 1U tllt mero who h•v• -P1 rlldP11..r In 1pon1, ION.I lotld 1 cl\t"'PIOn1hlp lllt lonfl11!? . . , Wlll!e HDl'.>PI, Wiie h•ld !lol "1lrld bllll••d !!111 trom ''°' ta lt~l -, tottl et .i (O<IStcll!lvl Y .. rt. So. eoach Herb Llvscy's Red- coat.a return to their hrnne con- fines tonight for the second game of tlie 197(1...71 basketball season , facing heavily favored Golden West at 8 o'clock. Bill Bloom, fonner Coronn rte! Mar High conch, put t~ gether a great defense to do in the Pirates. While some OCC &Upporters were bemoaning the fact their forces were predom- inantly freshmen, Bloom was 1tar1h'.r four yearlings. And they did a magnificent job, especially on the defensive bol.rda: 11 they ou t-positioned the tlUtr l.rlvadtra to pluck off molt of the rebound,. · Meanwhile, the "-'•rriors were 1hootirt1 46.1 percent from the floor aod were ntver headed. They eased to 1 33-21 half· tlmt lead then thrtltentd to nln Llvsey'1 chaps out ol the gym When they blew IP1to • 49- 2' bu lae wlth 12:02 to 10 in the pmt. Not bid for I school lhlt WIS 2-22 • year 110. And the Pirates ('()Old never get closer than 11 aft~r that. Ste\'f! ri.tcl.endon paced OCC scoring with 16, getting II the first ha lf. ,_ .... Viv•" MO"t•- •NO ._,..., ....... w ... T"tl' GMwHl11• MC~• ...... C•lt ("""'~ Molrn"' i ... 1111 '"'"'" u dow w111.,.. Tor.ti M11ffl,.,., l!I C:-1• 1'2! occ (f.11 .. " "' ~ ) 1 I J ' J l " J I I 10 J J 1 • . . ' I 1 I I 1 I 0 j 0 0 I 0 !111 111! .. " ,1 ,. ' . ) . 1 J I 11 1 J 1 s ) ' ' . J 0 l ' 0 0 I t ' ' 0 • 1 I J I 1 f J I '° I) lJ U l!J c-t• ». occ tt, LOS ANG ELES (AP) - 1~aul Silas with 'l'l points and Neal \Vulk with 2S mu scled in b:i.skcts as the Phoenix Suns ripped the Los An g ele s Lakcrs.11&-105, Frid ay night in Natio.nal Ba s ketb a ll As- sociation action. Clem llaskins and Dick Van Arsdale supported the Phoenix. ef(ort with 29 and 19 points apiece as the Suns beat off a furious fourtb..quarter rally by he Lakers. Jerry Wesl led the Lakcrs' IK'Oring with 33 poinb1 while Hippy Hairston contributed 2.1. l"HOINllt ,., ANGIEllS 0 • ' ll•tlOt > 1·1 11 "'•""' ' 1·3 " M1lr>1n " ., " Sll11 " ~· ,, C~mbh" • , .. 11 MIUl"I • •• , 10 Wt1t IJ t·IO U Wi lli • 1.f 11 Gadr1<.h ' .. • V""t41 ' ,,, " l:•i{,lft > .. • C111nh ' •• • Mt!ltl • .. • Wt !f•I ' ,., ' Mc.Ml In ' •• • H&wl t4 ' •• ' McCrlr ' •• ' T1yt~r • .. • l lt!l h u ,...,. 1\1 lol~I •J ,,.1, 1~ ""'°'"!• " • n U-11• , .. ""''"• " " " ''-1°' 1<evlfll 0ur ; "''"''· "'•lnron re11r ""'': l"llffrolJt ~. '~ ,,, •a•t1 JI, •-u,on. Ambrozlch Hits 32 Rustlers Breeze, 132-67 By PJl.TL ROSS 01 lh1 0111' Jlllol Still The Colden \Vest College Rustlers wasted no time in reaching the centu ry C'lub Fri- day night as they recordt!d a 132-67 basketball laugher over the ri-11. San Jaci nto Eagles In the junior college season opener for both clubs at Or- ange Coas t College. Coach Dick Slricklin's Rust. ler's face their backvard ri- \18ls -the Orange c011st J>j. rates -on the same floor to- night in an annuaJ non<onfer- enee renc\1·a1. Brinn Ambro1ich, who sat out last se ason with scholasllc diffi culties, enhanced his standing as the !I th be5t scor· er in Rustler annals by si nking 32 points and pulling down 2.1 rebounds, many on a .flock o! lip-ins. He and 6-3 Chris ThomRson Golden West's Nn. I .all.time scorer after just a single sea. son nf action . com bined for 59 points. 111though the ~ir 1nade way for reserves with 12 minutes left in the contest. The Ambrmich--Thompson duo turned a close contest mid· \1·ay through the fi rst half into ;:i rout by h.alftime, ~·hen !he "·inners had piled up an im· po!'.ling 59-34 margin. In fact. the spcUering Eagles had led, thrice early at 2-0~ fi..3-- and 9·7 bl'fore their evil ball ~andUng 123 lurno vcrsJ fin· ally cnu,Rhl up "·it h the m. In 8 span of the last nine minute!! of the tnll ial hal f, Am· brozlcb l@aped llnd jabbed his way to five field goals, mQ!tly 011 lhe aforementinned tip.ins, to bring the Rustlers from a precarious 20-16 ad v11ntage lo their runaway halftime edge. MT, Uifol JACINTO hll fl " "' .. Hol>bl 2 1 S J Sm11t. J I t lf llot>r 010, Ful\m•11 o 1 s I Wl'I'"""~ 1 J ! 11 Ctnntll'I' l$111 Mt""t 1 i i.S t A~M ),), Tot1t' 71 JJ 16 i i OOlDIN WIST (1 H1 ,, ,, ,, ,, C•rl..,.., 1 1 o s Pa ... ,, } 6 J 11 l llamPMl~ 1! 1 ' Jo Amb'llllc~ U 4 I 31 """"'»II • ' , ll , •• ~,, 1 j , ' Ot~~tr 1 1 t I Cl'Ml'!'I 4 0 I I M~n" 10 1 1 G1m1t 00 1 0 P•lOllV 1 0 1 7 !lrow" G 1 l1 WIO )0fl Gr•l\•1" a ' , ' Pitt! I JJI To!tl1 Jl 7t I• IJ1 Htlfll1"t: Coldt" WfJI J,, Ml, JAC l •. li!IWJ1~,GI ·~££ TRAVEL TRAILERS MOTOR HOMES CAMPING TRAILERS TRUCK CAMPERS LONG BEACH ARENA DEC. I, ZJ,L .5 P.M. lo !OP .M. DEC.5 ... !0lo!O DEC. 6, , . Noon to 8 P.M . 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I btl yoir dl<!n'I ltr>aw 11111 Tim O'Sh1nr1r, ""-• qt1!1t <'1 Sta!ch." !'lllw 1, lm00<1t11 ''" 'fOll II I !l'\lty •lll'lrf!119 prlet -th' biff"' k 01'Ch lllrtl lft I" C•llfatn11, TAM 0·~1-1 & NTE R l le1ule4 Seo: :11 Vlhltkv M s5 69 Proof Vt ... , ' •. , J ' • • ~ ·. h ,. 1 • • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • ' ,, • ' ' • • • • • i· h • ' • 11 n k e • t ' Gauchos, Rio Hondo Clash By CRAIG SHEFF Of 111• 0.llY 'llel l llll Saddlcback and Rio Hondo colleges, lv.·o high SC{lring junior <.'Ollege faolball tearN th at rely primarily on the running game, clash tonight in the fi rst round or the state large schoo l playorrs. A capacity crowd or 6,ooO Is c:1:pected al El Rancho High. (Pico Rivera ) for the 8 o'clock kickoff . Coach George Hartman's Saddl eback Gauchos come into the game with an 8-0-l record wll h the only blemish a 7-7 tie vrith Citrus. The Gauchos won the Mission Conference cham- pionship last week with a 52-28 win over Riverside. Saddleback relies on ihe ru nning of tailback Toby Whipple. the slate rushing champion. The 195 ·pound /ysophomore has picked up 1.3&1 ards in 303 carries. He has 2.944 over a two-year pcriOd. The duo of quarterback Chris Hector and s p I i t Whipple Top JC Rusher As e x p e c t e d Sa dd leback College's Toby Whipple cap- tured the area junior college rushing Lille, accordiag to statistics compiled by the DAILY PILOT. Whipple. a sophomore . rush· cd ror 1.389 yards in nine games. Charlie Buckland of Golden West fi nished second "'ith 1,118 yards. Golden West's Steve Griffith V.'as the top passer with 74 com plelions in 175 attempts for 999 yards and four touchdowns. Griffith missed the Ru stlers' last game with a knee injury. The top pass receiver in the area was Orange Co a st College·s Doug Young who caught 42 for 49S yards and fi ve touchdowns. Whipple grabbed the scoring crown with 90 points . w~,.,.,,, 01¥11 WJl..,f\ HKl<1!' Wiison ft. F le1<ht r J. Flt1<.1>1r """ w ... o .. G~aei ....... H~ct0r 8011/lko H~< V•!ll<IHll '""' Mllltf" " " " ~ " ' ' ' • Ill Playoffs rece iver Rick Day accentu•tes the Gaucho passing game. Hector has coo1p leted 57 of 140 passes for 911-yarcl"I and 10 touchdowns this season. Day N s caught 27 aerlals TOBY WHIPPLE for 606 yards. Seven have gone for touchdowns. J\.1eanwhi le. U1e. Saddlcback defense figures to get its stif- fest challenge of the year . Rio Hondo, the Southern California Conference champ. has averaged :n points per outing this season in recording an 8·1 record. Th e Roadrunners. under coach ~1arty Blackstone, are paced by the running of Den- nis Tarango and Danny Lara, a pair of freshme n who at- tende d El Ranc ho High last year. Tarrango has averaged 6. 7 yards a carry {917 yards) ~bllti Lara has a S.4 average 1702 y4rds). Both ttavti scored nine toucqdowns. And Ro.ad runn e r quar· tcrback Steve Gulliottl ex· peels to keep the Gaucho de!ense .hones1..i He has eight TD passes to his credit, com- pletlng 73 of 164 passes for 1.143 yards: The difference In tbe contest expects to be the defenses of the two tea ms. Saddleback has the leading defensive mark of any team in the large s chools p(ayoffs. allowing only 10.7 points a game. Rio Hondo, on the other hand, has gi ven up 19 points per outing. Rio Hondo"s only defeat c;;me at the hands oC Cilru! 12.1·7). But Blackstone says his cl ub was outplayed and out· coached in that one. The Roadrunner c o a c h figu res the key to healing Sa d· dl eback is slopping Whipple and containing Hector. 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Ma ke sure your left shoulder· moves down and under you r ch in, as mine is doing in i11u stra· l ion ;.2. This will give you the high.hands position you should seek. It will help you keep your left arm straight and give you a full coiling, or stretching, of muscles on your ba ckswing. ' & Gaucho Cagers Fall To Olympians, 85-68 Saturd~Y. November 28, lff7D ___ D_Al_LY_PI~ 1~ Bruin Five LEGAL N<rl'ICE I ,. Pft.Y l'ILO'r .. j i • • ! I I l • • • ' • • ~ • ; • • • • i ' ' i ·• ~ " • " • • " .; • .. .. • ~ " ,, ,. ~ • .. " " • ~ • • ~ ' • • .. ~ • • • ' ~ •• .. .. ' • • " .. • • " ' ' • • " • • ~ ' • ' • ; ' ,, i • • • • •• • ~ ,. tt h .. • " ~ • • " .. ~ • • .. .. a • • • • ~ • • • .. .• • l • : ' ~ I ' I I • I • t i I I • ·-·-·--------~-- ~ ...... -21,1'70 • J8 DAILY PILOT Sa1urday, Novt'mbtr 28, 1970 ~.~...;;;__~~~-~~~~"--· • • . TONIGHT NOVEMBER 28 -ROGER WILLIAMS with the Burgundy Street Singers SHOWS AT 1:00 AND 10:00 P.M. .... ·.~~··~!*&;~·-e;\!' ~··:-:.-: ••. SONNY CHARLES with The Sound Castle, Ltd. SHOWS COHTIPtUOOS flOlll hlO-lZ:OO 'N LES BROWN and His Band of Renown SttDWS cotmHU0US FROM L'<I0-12:00 P'll • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Happy Birthday • Ronald Boussom attempts to ignore the presence of Pat Brown and finish his e breakfast in a scene from "The Birthday Party," opening a three.week run at South Coast Repertory on Wednesday. e 1 ~~~~-'-~"-~~~'--~~~~~~~~~~ 'Sere11ade' Lauded Chainber Music Fare Excellent By TOM BARLEY Of tlHt. O.ltr "llol $11tf lf this critic had been asked to personally select a program o! chamber music that might faithfully reflect the progress of "pellt chan1bre " com- position over the centuries it is doubtful If it would have varied in any way from the exciting program offered flfon- day night by the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra . It hardly seems fair to si ngle out any one work for special praise but the group's m.agnificent reading or Ben- jamin Britten's "Serenade'' surely just ifies such a classification. And allied to conductor Neville Piiarriner's distinguished direction of this very moving Britten v.·ork were superb performances by tenor Ken Remo and Barry Tuckw ell on French horn. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Guest Mc JERRY BISHOP, KFI • • • TV Movies Seel{i11g Novels Britten takes the text of Tennyson, Kea ts. Blake and other poets to weave them into an incredibly beautiful mosaic rich In pathos. passion and the air of mystic solem nity that is so unique to th is British com· poser. Remo's haunting and exquisitely beautiful delive ry of at least two of the Britten settings is most <"e rtainly the best we 've hearrl since the celebrated Peter P e a r s performed Britten as only he can. Both artists O\\•ed a great deal to the sure touch of titar- riner. who is never niore at home than v.·he11 he is direc- ting the work of his fellow Briton. J\larrincr v.·as the centerpiece of a p e r f e c. t understanding between his soloists and orchestra and is due niuch of the credit for a sterling performance of this lovely work . rr8 ANOTHER ENlDTAINMfNT EXTRA AJ HECIA.AR DISNEYLAND PfUCU. i • l • I • More than 50 exciting Disneyland adventure and attractions. • SATUROAY, 9 AM-MIDNIGHT • SUNOAY, 9 AM -7 PM • OPERATING HOURS • , . • •••••••••••••••••••••• By JERRY BUCK NEW. YORK (AP) -The novel. long a source of sti>ry material for theatrical films, is no w being sought by television for its own movies. Universal, which is filming a four-hour adaptation of Fletcher Knebel's best-selling "Vanished" for NBC, recently .. . sent se\'eral top executives to New York to scout for manuscripts. The studio. which reportedly paid $125,000 for the screen rights. also has commissioned Knebel to write a rour·hour screenplay as a sequel to the polilical thriller. It would then be published as a novel after its television debut. Isn't this the way you've always It's all here waiting for you. For singles, young marrieds and adults of all ages. Now at Park Newport-high on a bluff overfookfng Newport Bay-enjoy the ultimate in apartment-resort living. Imagine seven swimming pools, seven night-lighted tennis courts. bicycle trails, 18-hole putting green. A $750,000 Spa with whirlpool, saunas, massage, conditioning room, Olympic pool. Graceful trees and landscaping. Subterranean parking with elevators-no carports. Even a chic shopping plaza topped by a 60·foot clock tower. The apartments are smashing. Every one has an a11-eleclric kitchen, carpeting, draperies. private palio or balcony. Most have bars, some have fireplaces. One or two ...,. bedrooms, plus spacious bachelors. 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Scheinberg. said . he believes that in the future television will adapt more and more best-selling books. "Hauser's Memory." based on a novel by Curt Siod mak, will be seen as an NBC World Premiere Tuesday, Nov. 24. Rod Serling is writing a screenplay based ()n Irving Wallace's "Th e Man" for ABC Circle Films for showing on the network . The story is about the first black man to become president of t h e United State. The movie has not been cast and no pro- du ction date has been set. Kids Learn From Show NEW YORK (AP) "Sesame Street" has shown that television can be used ef· fectively to leach 3. to 5-year old children simple facts and skills, says Educationa l Testing Se rvice. ETS sa id !hat results of its testing 943 ch ildren showed a gain in learning by all who watched the show, but the He "''as equally capable in the d eligh tful Mozart Divertimento whk:h closed the program and, perhaps, at his brilliant best. in the Telemann ';Don Quicholle." This musical setting of Cervantes' epic is difficult and demanding but a hard working orchestra took its cue from the sure baton or t.1arriner and came through v.1it h nying colors. No Jess appreciated by R capacity audience in the Mark Taper Forum were Haydn',; Concerto No. I in 0 and Corelli's Concerto Gro sso. Both are admirable works for the Los Angeles ensemble and both were fa ilhfully delivered in fine fashion by a dedicated orchestra. A spl endid evening o f chamber music by a group that obviously and justifiably reveres its gifted director in a setting thal was as visually pleasing as it was acoustically sound. Universal has acquired the screen rights to ''Ellery Queen" and is considering producing it as an NBC World Premiere movie v.·ith Peter Lawford as the detective. "Ellery Queen" was filmed niany years ago as a movie series. highest gains were made by1;==========::; those who v.·atched most often . The study also found that ... -' • · disadvantaged children who watched frequently made more gains than advantaged ~ I children \\'ho watched less - The ABC series "The Im- mortal," which will be cancel- ed at midseason. is based on the novel, "The Immortals" by James Gunn. It was seen last year as an ABC Movie of Hie \\'eek. Anot her Movie of the Week. "Night Slaves," was from the book by Jerry Sohl. regularly . I "COUGAR COUNTltY" \ The authors, Dr. Samuel & Ball and fo.1rs. Gerry Bogatz. "Al,4',SKAN SAFARI" d hi find. i.~ Ctnl. Tllwr5,. f rl .. $11., Sin. I •·"" sai I s 1ng meant 111"" 2 E•(ltlng FimHy SJMwt educ ational gap between ad-1'============'-vantaged and disadvantaged chi!d!"!!n could be reduced "even by the time they enter first grade." Severa l NBC Wor ld The ETS survey was coi;i· d uc ted in Bo st on , Philadelphia. Phoenix. Ariz .. Durham , N.C. and a rural area of California . Premiere movies have been based on novels. among them .. Destiny of a Spy" by Joh n Blackbur n Prrmlrr. ER911•m""I! 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I ,_ "ION OF l'LUllSll" f01 o1 ._ ,1111 -S«tfltl "''IN' ,._,,,, -.......... i...;w:,_,,::!!~"C.J "PU•'H'JTUP" IOI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl.00 nll CAllLOAD AM C.-., Cyelo JIMwl U...., U !N'tl M wllfl ,.,"' ".I.MOILS 011 MAllO"' 1111 "'" e C,-<1'1-P'tY<lll "1.1.VAOES l'llOM HELL" flt) bc--.r .. _ GEORGE KARL , c: seem/ HALDl!N . ~~ .. -.... , ... __ _ in"Pl\Tl'ON~ Contlnuou1 Show Tiu•"· I. Fri.,,.,,. 1 ,,Iii, Sat. &-S•11. Fte111 4 ,,M, Adult1 St .SO untll S ,.m. . . 'r . • I f I • • I l . t After 16 Yearl!I 'Gunsmoke' Still I , High in Rqtings By BOB 11IOMAS .. HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The load. So I get a couple of days unmista kable figure <(i Mil' off hert and there . Then we Dillon hustles a burlY~lll. "Ul~~I i(l 10 l'•tks off in tl!e out of the Long Branch ~iittt.iif .•ftl illht ~ 10 w"kl Matt who cools t \lb-"What does be do Ob vac• 9"glnal Opera 'Rodrigo'· is Superb By TOM BARLEY 01 th C.llY PllM Stiff • "A very slow seUer" wu a most memorable soene. grlm-fared Music Center ex-Salvidor Novoa wes a highly ecutlve's comment to this competent Rodrigo who failed , tt is very, very difficult for writer ::ind thoM!l forbidding at some key mom!flta:, to cap- the contemporary compo!ler to words sound, we are afraid, lure the force and spirit of .~et even a fair hearing for his \'ery much like the knell of vital Ginastera arias, It was work in what must be the doorn (or an opera that should, · not enough to cloud a lirst most conservative and lradi· on inerlt, be the cornerstone rate performance but I~ w~ Uon-cooscious faction of our or any oompany's repertoire. enough to rero1nmend tbat he -~---•look~~l• It brought a superb Narrow thqt down to opera performance Sunday night terpretation of at least two and t.he aiPirlng Verdi or Puc· from Jeanine Crader 8 s scenes in the last act. The drunk takes a ., 1t flff hi tt\e summer. fortu~at.e 'with two Wirt ' lion?" blows, tllen orders him·1111 of "! uaually get Oljl of c· tALL IN tADDLI . town. , I've got a house uP. at •m· . -~"· "Cut! That's fine," '1' the J110th l,.ake slti country In m:tf. .OWl•IMl!l•'t A,,.1 cini wlll 'titow Ur )\is arms }'lorifldll, the g 0 v e r nor• 1 Spiro Mala!l as Teudiselo . .,.C i.11 tau ... It 1s Im· daughter whl>se tale of rape Malcolm Smith as Obispo and ... JMf, Md It he really begin!l the. downfall of Don David Clatworthy as Governor ••ftU: to prove hll DltfM. he B9dril0 and Jaunche;s a chain Don Julian gave splendid con- wltl dtaw up • U1t of'' lit ft~ " t•lhta encting with a dealh tributions in this glittet\ng JI fltlt elf~-,.,, •• li'I Ute IN~ p,.j. only sefms to mark the Tito Capobianoco production. dNldf Mtleb hav1 filled tlt birth of a~ Spain. And a word for the magnifi - <:l!Uomla. I've a!IO IOI 1 --------~~ director, and Malt -~ti ptaet iit Maka ha ltft OlltLl , In· Arnl';SS -amble;s over for a _.. "'-, chat. Two things are u11NNJal : H,.waq: I Uke R1w•ll, Uut 11" Amess giving an interv'a-, . .a af'rald it's mn Cetlftl 14 tit ,... built up "''"nd Olltltt ltJjlHI fight on "Gunsmoke." like Mlami R1utntl, 1'm lool nl ''Thafs the first fighf we've for somewhere elSt. had in a long lime," stkf the "Lately I've been spendlna a television star, ''and 1 ~ct lot of time Jn.81Ja C.llfortila. ' that the network will rut If eut t'vt fdpnll """• ll'l•t bii~~ of the finished show." dmtn ltwtt, anl Jam• whu Like all action s e t 11! s , ind .d!sol1~ ecxtntJ')': I ~· ''Gunsmoke" underwen t a P<flt it will '*'8m' spo 1d clampdown on violence in the too. ll,ke ever1wttfre elstl\ l wake of the Kennedy·King right tow i~'s 1 IJ'e•t pJ10 to assassinations two years ago. get Jost in." , ' Said Arness : "We have a little Why the urge to 11t fJUt of ·more freedom now, but not Holl ywood when not 'llfOrkin:! much. I can understand the "I like to 1et away, th l't 'reasons for cutting down on all. Most o( my ftl!n41 Jr• violence, but I n1ust say it outside the TV buaineu. Hnt makes it damned hard lo film that I ha ve anything tl~l"1t a Western when you can 't use it. But it has ne\'er betn my fists or guns." ba'!. that's all ." Despite the restrictions, How much part dot• hi take "Gunsmoke" continues to in the production of the nourish. On the day we met. series? the CBS series was No. 1 show "Fortunately we hive John in the Nielsen ratings . Mantley as producer, and ht 11 16Tll SEASON That was one reason Jim Arness seemed h a p p y • Anotlier was that he .was near- ing the end Of his 16th season as lhe marshal of Dodge City. He would soon be departing for other climes, as is his custom when not rilming . A shy and retiring man despite his fame :Jnd wealth - "Gunsmoke" has made him a millionaire two or three limes over -Arness rarely gives in- ·te rviews. But he invited n1e for a tal k in his dressing room. an unpretenlious place ~·ith a photo mural of a surfer lliding down a monstrous Hawaiian breaker -surfing is an A.mess hobby. He spread his sturdily built 6 feet 4 inches on the soiled bed c~ver and talked about his double \He as Matt Dillon and Jim Arness. How does he keep up his enthusiasm a.rter 16 y1ar1 ln , the same role2.-"' !. ·, ~ "That's not f1Al1!1.19' SU.rt, 1 a Jot of the "'.~''M., • t lik e walking ii) 1 • .,d ~!Hying. 'Hell ..JJ. rt.'~:' absolutely d e v o t e d to 'Gunsmoke.' He was a writar1 and he knows scripts ana knows how Ip ketp the characters the way they should be. Occ11ion1lly wt might make c11Un1 IUI· j!"estions if there la a script that calls for a special kind of actor. But most of the time J ohn takes care of everythlnk. My only concern is that he is too devoted to the; show; he spends 18 hours a day on it and I'm afr1ld he'll overdo." HANGING 0111 \Vhy hi 1 "Gunsmoke" managed to h1111 on so l)lany vea rs -.comln1 blck .trOnae;r iha 111 ever 1Her 1 brief can· cellation In llMT "I've never re1Ily 1n11lyud 11. l!:scept that m1ybe the charact.era wear 1Vell. t think irs good that the stars ar1 spread CRtt on the 1how!l: tl~at leaves PfOplt WIJ1tln1 more, which ls:·the rl1ht IPPl'DICh In lho" bu1lneu. 'All Babu• Score Done By Bt_Jttorf When "All B•b• and the Fetty ThllVN" takes the ~l1i41 af tkli Ora11 ge Coast Coll~11 1udllorlum today and ht1dl)' It will feature an orl,ln1l 111core by t>eane Bot-tar , 1l11mentary scttool music tuptrYllOr for the Newport- Me11 Unified School District. aottorf composed the music ind l_>'rics and hll! done tho 11eorln1 r or the production, bo\nfl'. presented by t h 11 Chlldreri's Theater Guild of Newport Htrbor. A compopr for Melmark Record1, Bottorf has rrooted nine lon11·playJna: recordl of 10nf• ind mu1lr for dance In, 1tructlon. His comptJ1ition1 in- clude chamber music for \llrlou1 e1111mbl11, p I a n o m111lc, orch11lr1I mUllc 1nd an opera, "Beauty 1nd the Bea1t." Tickets Set For 'Cabaret' Tickets for "Cabaret,". • musll'.!11 drama tbout the rl1e of Nazism, will go on sale at UC Irvine Dec. I. Perform1nce1 are scheduled In the new Vllla1e Theater at 1,!o p.m. Wedneed1y throuah 8aturd1y, Jin. 13--11. Director 11 Robert Cohen, 1110clate Profl'llKN' of dr1.m.'1 Tlckett ti ts.IO will be available by mall or In pert0n 11 the Fine Al'tl Do• 0111 ... Un lv1r1lty of C 1iItorn11, Irvine! Ctllf. -· Further In· form1 Ion m1y ht obt1lned by ••llln1 the bo• olflce 11 W. IWll!. nall down Pfltmlntnt Plat" In Her secoqd act scene in cent costuming and absolutely eompany repertolroci which she compn<;es her first rate staging of this lavish All of which brlnp 111 lll the mes58Je to her father was a "Don Rodrigo." W hate; v er Niw \'twit City Oper1-'1 "Uon pettonal triumph for this drawback! it might have; for Rodrf10" wUh the fllCUle that gifted soprino. Torn between certain member! of the opera lhll m1gnlflcant creation of an obviou,1 affection f 0 r community few would · argue Albflrto Ginaaltra tops this Rodrigo llnd her burning with the assessment lhat it is, critic's 118' in lerm1 of operas resentment el his violation of in scenery and decor, the which wUI noi bt J0tlllri1 l~ her she gives us a melange of sho~·case of the New Yorkers' Traviatat, Butt1rlly1 I fl 4 the emotion! in the opera 's Los Angeles repertoire, Aldas 10 ye1r1 hlrtet. l----"'---------------~-11 Those who 1h1rtd t 1'i'e lranaporls or j<>y "'"""'Id Jn ydur reviewer bY the aom~ pany'1 memor1bl1 •~•,tng Sunday of thl1 r••1lonat1, in- tpirlna work wll no doubt con- demn that forec!st a s unreall1tlc to say the . east and rldleulou1 in the ll&ht or its current reception by Los An1eles audiences. True, thtre w1 rt many ""ho cheered but there were just as many, we noticed, who left the Mulic Center as if they were dlltennined to ciill an emergency meeting 0£ the Anti-Dissonance Leas:ur. For every 1Vord of praise heard by this critic there were two of condemnation and thal im· preuion has to be recorded in the Interests of goo d journalism even thou1h it con· llicls wilh our personlll assess- ment of "Don Rodrigo." This glorious opera's critics are nol giving It a chance. It t1kes far more than one, two or lhree hearings to fully t1tess Ginastera's WOrk and to comprehend hi!l unique liaison of tonal values and calculated disSonance to this epic tragedy of a Spanish king who fcittered away a golden opportunity to become an El Cid or a Charlemagne. "D~rd:vit.. harsh, clumsy" were-'the adjectives olrered in the homegoing crowd and one won<Jered i! any al those In- volved were preparid to give •10on RodrJao' a second ch1nce. YOu dm't 1et very many In lht lou1h, bo& offlce- conl<!lous world ci opera. '"·".;·'. '·"": Some people are never satisfied. CCH.~r4 PK" 11Jfl($ ,.,._ .. •BllSP•Hu<t- JACK NICHOLSON nVE ERBJ/ PIECES KAREN BLACK ""'SUSAN ANSPACH ...,._ ... AORflNJO'l'Cl!' .__,. 80t1 llAff~Of'..,. llOllll H JOYCl _ ... 908 llA{tlSOH-~_., WfCH5l(lt , ........ _lllll1 SCHHflOCfl°""""" .. &011 ltA1l!SON COLOll \~-~:i 1 .. 111.nt 0r..,. c_,, hltltt· ' and that . -.. i •1.tt •~very n_l!f;: , ' ltt, \11cript!ilJ"4I ;111,H ~· 110ftan "' Rel tetlet1 th1t say, 'Why can't we 111 mor1 of Matt?' or 'Give u1 l'T'IOtt of ·Kitty" That's when the CBll fellows get uptight and su~- 11st we appear more, But to me, that's the best kind of f111n li"------------------oiiiiiiii"il mall. When you gel letters Does her anger at a domineering husband justify This wife was driven to find out! itretell' l!I'. an · or. Thats 'where the fun Is: that's how I l\eep alive." .:· Does the filming routine get Jiim down? TLANS TIME "Not really. I spend a lot of time here, but the shows are planned so th1t only one out of every four or five are hea\'y with my scenes. The rest of lime. l"m in and out, and the ,Pthers i11 the cast ca rry the !Ih]o!ofX "fWl'Olll'T l[ACM • Cit ..... J;aying, 'We get too much or Mall' -that's when you should start "'orrying.'' What would he do ir the series folded ? · "I suppose I'd look: for another job. Nol right away. I wouldn'l have to 11:0 ri ght to work, because; CBS has my payments spread over a period of time . I suppose I'd drop out !or about six months and then look around. Maybe features. IYI SHOW STAln 7 ,,. CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY PIOM l PM Geor9e Kennedy -Eli Wallach In "ZIG ZAG" ALSO Stacy Keach -Marlana Hiii In "THE TRAVELING EXECUTIONER" Progrem l'or lvtryene 1•IAN KEITH HILMUT GRllM 19 "McKENZIE HEAK" "iEKENDE W~a..ow AL IO PLAYING Mick ''"" ,. 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'WT• •• - ~ iii MACMURRAY IWCIOIBON llMWYNN .. -.. -.... -c. .............. _ a.- HOLIDAY MATI NHS--'THUl.·SAT •• SUN. -111111- DAILY I'll.OT S.turdly, """"btr 28, 1970 Pot 'as Available as Chewing Gnni~ ' Investigators . Te ll House l}1iit A.bout Drug Military Usage • i.n Water Zig Zag The California Aqueduct appears to be a huge snake as it winds its way through the foothills near Palmda1e. When ·it's completed in 1971, ·the aqu& ·duet will carry water from Lake Oroville and the Ft&ther River to the Perris Reservoir near River· side. Institutions Ease Brakes on Economy WASHINGTON (AP) fi.farljuana ls Just IS avaJlablt in Vietnam as chewing gum ts in the Ubltal ·s111es, and tbe Navy ls concerned over in- creued use of LSD, House in- vestigators have been told. The testbnony, · from two N'vy chief petty officers, canle as a special Houae Arm- ed Se r vi c es subcommittee cooUnued a·serles 'of hearings on ·drug use in the military strvk:es. Master cruet Hospital Corpsman Marvin E. Reed, who spent a ye.at ln Vietnam as a drug-abuse lecturer 'for an ' branches of the service, sakl: "Marijuana is as available in Vietnam as chewing gum is Jiere." He added that "All one has to do is go to the fence and throw a dollar bill over and a JO pack ol marijuana will come sailing back." Reed said the drug picture in Vietnam is al.most ex- clusively marijuana. Chlef Petty Officer Donald F. Methlie, a special in- vestigator with the Navy, said the Navy's biggest concern is the "alarming increase of LSD use in 1be naval service." !aid. "Because ol the pcm.ibill-and wu lost at .ea while ty of relapot, he la •·co'-nt Wider the lnlluence of LSD. danger lo himRll· Md his Molllll• said the Navy ii shlpniates." · ·: · nowln tbe J>roctSl'of'creattna Methlie said be knew of at a drug-abuse acboo1 for the least ooe case· where a man . fleet, with . tbe first, claas ta walked over the side of a lhip atart. nezt February. Tbe ex· pectatioo, he said, la lo lrala Both the w11n ..... said ~ pn>blem age with drucu·~· eel between 17.%1. Methlie said ... -!O -of the youths who come lnlo the Navy have experimented with drugs. Reed said ~ abolll.60 ahoat 200 lllel as ~~ speclalisll who wlll be mign. eel to the fleet to t"ch drug abuse education. \.- percent of ·the servlcemen at least try .marijuana ,. durlnl their year'1·*1z' In Vlitllam. "Of this to pen:onl Ollly about 20 per«nt do moro lhla e;rperiment,.. Reed aaid. WASHINGTON (AP) After keeping the brakes on the economy for most of the year, the nation's·top money managers appear to be in- ching toward m o r e ex· pansionist policies. growth in real economic ac· tivity, but not so stimulative as to risk a resurgence of in· Oationary expectaUOll!," the committee's minutes said. While the House panel held its hearings, two soldiers from Ft. Bragg, N .C., told a Senate subcommittee how t b e y became heroin addicts and also about the experimenta1 drug rehabilitation program at their post. One of their officers said that up to 17 percent of tbe young men serving with them have UBed heroin a1.'least once. ECORNER One possible signal came when the Federal Reserve System's Open Market Com· rnittee disclosed it has voted to prompte "some easing of conditions in credit markets and somewhat greater growth in money over the months ahead." The committee, composed of the !leVen Federal Reserve Board members and presidents of five of lbe 12 Fed b anks, manages the government's portfolio of more than $50 billion in U.S. Treasury securities. How it deckSes to bay and aell securities can have a great impact on the bond market, the money supply and interest rat.es gene.rally. Its policies can make the dif- ference between light money and easy money. The open market committee meets monthly, but wait! 90 days to release its policy decisions to the public. The committee's d e c i s i o n an- nounced Monday were made in mid-August. The committee said In August that inflation, partly as a result of its tight money PQlicles earlier in the year, had abatal. ":1 x x Monetary policy at present should be !llfficienUy stimulative to foster moderate The committee said most members favored a yearly 5 percent growth in the money supply -cash and checking accounts deposits. If the C<1mmittee's policies had remained the same, it said, the money supply would have grown at about a 4 per- cent rate through the last half or the year. 1be CQmntittee said it plac· ed "C<lnsiderable stress" on expanding credit to help the hanli>ressed housing industry. But three members, Fed bOard member Andrew F. Brimmer, Alfred Hayes , presi· dent of the New York bank, and Darryl F. Francis, presi- dent of the St. Louis -bank, op- posed the policy of fostering easing of credit. The testimony . before a Senate subcommittee o n alcoholism and narcotics open- ed hearings into the extent of drug abuse in the armed forces. Reed told the House panel that marijuana is illegal in Vietnam, but a person can get a 10 pack while stopped for a traffic light from the same people who hawk such things as sunglasses and dirty pie· lures. Most fl the pushiRg of mari· juana is done by AWOL GJ's, Reed &aid, although the selling is done'by locals in Vietnam. Reed said he wasn't aware that LSD was present in Viet· nam. "An LSD user has absolutely no place in our Navy," Methtie 'Ibey said it "would involve an unduly large risk of ·~DilO~W~x~·ITmO~W~X-ajl rekindling Inflationary ex· pi pedations." el COIT A 11 S·I A The slight movl! toward easier money gained some im- petus when the Fed lowered its discount rate, the amount its member banks charge for borrowing money, """''' to 5% percent. That decision'Jed.to a quj_ck. one-quarter of one percent reduction in the priJne interest rate, the amount that com· mercial banks charge tbeir biggest customers for bor; rowing. 5outh Coast 'Plaza The Big M is big enough to protect your interest with the nation 's highest' rate on insured savings -you can choose from 4 insured guaranteed-to -grow savings plans. o But equally important-cares enough to give you very personal service. o Why not open an account today ... and meet the people who care. 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Ji il ~. • •• .. ------------------- ---------------------------------------------------· HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 1000 Gonorol 1000 General · 1000 Gener•I 1000 General 1000 Gener1I U~l()UI: 11()1"1:§ Real Estate, 675-6000 SPECIALIZING IN RE ALL V ~HOMES 2443 East Coast Highway .~ Corona Del Mar, California 92625 I General 1000Gener1I 1000 MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST Circle the correct answer. Home has: 1. Superb white water view thru tinted glass. 2. Formal dining room, playroom. 5 baths 3. Architect & builder cannot replace at price 4. All of the above. $145,000 Carol Tatum NEW USTING- SPECTACULAR VIEW Quality throughout is evid;enced by many fine features ·1n this beautiful home. 3 Bd· rms., 21h baths, conv. den could -be "at home office" with privat~ entrance. $82,500 Kathryn Raulston A "MUST SELL" OPPORTUNITY Lu sk Harbor View Hills, Sandpiper -the most wanted 4 BR., 3 ba ., family room , kitchen eating area ; you own the land in fee . S68,500 Al fink 5'12°/o ASSUMABLE LOAN Custom 4 BR .. 21h ba. home with super- sized family room, covered porch. sundeck, reflection pool, oversize 16t; near school and shops. $65,000 M. C. Buie FANTASTIC VIEW 3 Lovely bdrms., lam. rm., 2'h baths. A-1 condition. Beautifully landscaped. excellent location. Who could ask for anyUtlng more? $65,000 CORONA DEL MAR VIEW s.wim all year in heated courtyard _pool. 4 BR., 21h ba., fam. rm., formal din. Bay & ocean view. $58,750 Harriett Davies FIRST TIME ADVERTISED MAGNIFICENT VIEW FACING THE SET- TING SUN. 3 BR's. & large family room ; sunshiny kitchen . A home You'll be proud to own. Don't delay! $57,000 Bud Austin HOME & INCOME TOO! Whal a combination. On 45' R~2 Jot in old Corona del Mar. Cozy 2 BR. 2 bath home & neat 1 BR. cottage in back. Pretty yard with trees & "rass. Don't wait. $52,000 Cathryn Tennille * CORONA DEL MAR * A rare offering on a 2 BR. 2 Bath. conv. den w /2nd fireplace, lush carpeting. beauti- ful decor, large H&F pool. OWNER WILL LEASE-OPTION. Asking $49,500 Belle Partch BEST iUY In Harbor Highlands/Westcliff area. FOUR bdrm. hQme in TIP TOP shape. Under $40,000. Try 10% down. Q,vner wants act- ion !! Harry Frederick BEACON BAY Exclusive area. 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, dining room. Copper plumbing & perfect condition throughout. -Also, sharp 1 bedroom apt. boat slip available. Mary Lou Marion BAYSIDE DR. -BEACHFRONT Immaculate, super-clean 3500' home, hes sit-down view of busiest boat-action. For- mal dining, den w/bar & room for pooJ. This plushy·palace is perfec:t for your pri- ma-donna Bill Comstock 133-0700 Coklwall,Benker AlllDCOMl"M1' • 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.I. •• MACNAB -IRVINE ·. Serving Newport Harbor since 1954, twenty: five experienced residential salesmen with over 270 years of service. FINER HOMES DOVER SHORES-BAYFRONT RELAX on a beautiful terrace overlooking your private pier and slip or swim in custom hea(ed pool. Be surrounded by a lovely 5 bedroom. 4'h bath home complete with sauna bath. All professionally decorated and Jandscaped for yo ur enjoyment. Excellent financing. $225,000. A CHRISTMAS GIFT for the entire family. Fill your Christmas wish with this spacious quality built. new home. Enjoy the exclusive Jiving on Linda Isle. Choose your decor and -your move-in day. S bedrooms and 41t2 baths surround~d with luxury. With pier and slip. $157,500. OPEN SAT. &-SUN. •II Linda Isle. LIVE A 'NEWPORT WAY OF LIFE' in this delightful waterfront home. A two story entrance, bedroom bafconies and all glass to a large terrace overlooking your O\VD pier and float. Call for appt. $1451000 SELECT IRVINE TERRACE VIEW 3 bedroom plus maids room (or 4 bedroom). Secluded pool. Great view. Recently redec· orated. $77,500. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1721 Galatea. SPANISH 8-EAUTY Old Spain irltermingled with the newest touches of tomorrow will de! ight your eye in this 4 bedroom family room home. Separate pool. See it SUNDAY. 2449 Windward, New- port Beach. $69,500 FROM $34,950 to $52,900 LIVE HAPPILY TOGETHER, SEPARATELY YOU HAVE a spacious living room with fire- place, balcony terrace. oversized master suite -all with vaulted beamed ceilings and ocean view do\vn the canyon green belt: THE CHILDREN HAVE their own play room, walled patio -three bedrooms -pool and park. $52,900 NEARBY TURTLE ROCK 2 story four bedroom near·new home. Steps to teMis, pool and ·playground. Large family room. 3 car garage. Better than new cond1· lion. $41,500 · HARBOR VIEW HOME Like new, 2 bedroom, den: 2 baths. Beauti· fully carpeted and draped. Many extras. Own· er transferred. Asking $34,950. Another ex- ceptional buy. LOTS OF LOTS *Prime view lot in Dover Shores on Galaxy Drive. $4-0,000. *Beautiful WestcliJ! fee lot at Highland and Oxford. 90' frontage. $23,9511 MACNAB· IRVINE Realty Company 901 Dover Dr., Suite 120 1080 Bayside Drive 642-8235 67S-3210 Newport Beach 1000 General 1000 BACKYARD GOLF COURSE Backyard opens to l\-Jesa Verde Golf Course. This re- splendent exeC\ltiVe home is accented by double door marble entry to step do1V11 lvng rm and warm fire- place. Space age kitchen. winding stalrs lo master sulte -t 3 large bdrms just listed. Dial &6-0300 FOREST -E. OLSON REALTORS 2299 Harbor, C.M_ F.H.A. 6'12~'. LOAN IMPRESSIVE Pool, patio & splendid view set the pattern for elegant living in exclusive Dover Shores. 4 Bedroom 3 bath, separate po1,1;der roOm, walk in wet bar. large dining r~.1. large kitchen w/separate brkfst nook. Richly panelled fa m i I y rm overlooking POOL. 2 fireplaces. New & available no.,v! $108,000, Ivan Wells & Sons Roy J . Ward Co. EXCLUSfVE AGENTS 1033 Mariners Drive 646-1550 (Open Daily UNIVERSITY PARK OFFERS VILLAGE THREE HOMES AT *6.6°/o AND Up to $2,000 in landscaplng & decorating al· lowances. Choose from a variety of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes, OUering up to 2586 sq , ft. Only $28,995 to $39,995 for th•se money-saving homes. Immediate occupancy. THE PARK HOMES * AT 6.CJO/o AND Up to $3,000 in landscaping & decorating al· lO\\.'ances. Choose from a variety of 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes, offering up to 2400 sq. ft. Prices ran~e from $37,995 to $47,500. Enjoy luxurious Jiving among the park's 44 acres of trees & greenbelt areas. VISl.T Ull!IVERSITY PARK On the Irvine Ranch, 4571 Greentree Lane, take San Diego Fwy. to Culver, So. on Culver 1 block, left on Michaelson 3 blks. to model area. • Annual Percentage Rate For further details, ask any Representative at University Park. Stanley C. Swartr Co. Community Bulldert An MGI Company General 1000 General 1000 3 BDRM. + family nn., full 3 BDR..\t., Family rm., park dining nn., built-ins., brk. like yard. Costa f\1.esa. Kids $390 a month. NO FEE, OK. brk., $200 a month. NO P'?te Barrell Je~ft'I pre:Jenf:J · 302 KINGS ROAD MORE THAN JUST VIEW -quality custom hon1e on quiet street overlooking main har. bar. Designer interior -like new. View from master bedroom and spacious living room, 3 bedroom, dining room and den, breakfast room and enclosed patio, additional access from rear cul·de-sac. Open Saturday and Sun· day 1to 5. CHINA COVE BUILDfNG SITE -overlooking cove, jelly and entire harbor "One lot in a million" for exciting and different living. 58 LINDA ISLE CHAMPAGNE OF CALIFORNIA HOMES - reflected in p 1 us h carpets, push button drapes and decor. All the amenities of the very finest of bayfront homes. 5 bedrooms, dining room, family room. 41h baths, large boat facility. Immediate occupancy. DOVER SHORES MOUNTAIN· BAY -Views 33,000 square feet of spacious living, 4 bedrooms, dining room, family room. Office Open Saturday& & Sundays PETE BARRITT REALTY 1605 Wostclllf Dr., N.B. 642-5200 DANDY DUPLEX Eut·aide location with block I wall, encloud yard. Try $1,000 Down on 2Z1-DU)L\. Full Price Only -$29,995 . EXCt.USIVE WITH ' Newport •I fe1rvlew . 646-8111 {•nytimol $19,500 WHAT A LOW PRICE tor this gorgeous 3 bedroom, 2 bath doll -house. Lots~ol Tender 1.Dvine care heft. Deep pile carpets wtth matching drapeg, TimHaV· er kitchen, double ga.ra,p. Yard completely fenCl!d in- cluding front for the !04s. 10% down will handle! CAIL , Walker & L• Realtnra ' 2790 Harbor ~lvd. at Ada.ins Ne1,1rport, 54~17W. FEE, 54~1720. _!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 545--9491 Open 'til 9:00 PM HA VE bll,)'er for quality-2 bedroom OOme plus tQKle income-west of Bel.Ch Blvd. Agent 8f6.415S lDOO General 1000 General 1000 Gener1I 1000 Gonorol llllO General THE REAL ESTATERS Serving New port Beach, Costa Mesa , Coron& del Mor, Huntingto·il Beach LET THE REAL ESTATERS CHART YOUR COURSE NO. 1 Our professionaliy trained c:rew of 30 to serve you better - -prob· lem solvers· who work for you. LIDO LIVING FOR WS .. Smaller 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on larger lot means aav· ings-for you. Great buy for those who want to exPB.nd upon their ideas. $56,500. Don't hesi- tate, call 646-7171 nowf NEWPORT IEACH HARIOll YllW HOMIS LEASI/ LIASE Ol"rlON An extra sharp 2 bedroom and den hom e on FEE LAND in Newport Beach. Beautifully ap- pointed with landscape, patios, drapes and uperaded carpet all in and paid tor. Our owner ii preparing to move out &11d !Jas agreed to lease or lease option. To view call 6~ NO DOWN YA Check into this outstanding Newport Beach winner. Just re· duced to V.A. appraisal ot $32,500. 3 large bedrooms. fam· lly roon1, 2 baths and a dream kitchen with bullt-ins In cluding the refrigerator and used brick bar-b.que, a 100 ft. wide lot and llAUTIFUL, POOL secluded private covered patio. call today to see this roomy beauty. 673-8550. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Lovely C8llfornla Ranch Style on a cul de saC street 4 bed- rooms, large living room over- looking the free form pool with loads of decking. Walk to ten· nis courts and schools -All yours for $45,950. 546-2313. ONLY 10'/o DOWN \Vill IJuy this roomy·1900 sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with. large separate family room and fonnal dining. You'll love the near new shag carpet and th~ 40 x 60 well landsca~d rear ysrd. Priced for quick sale at $32,500 with easy terms-CalJ 673-8550. BAYCREST POOL·H OME HOME & INCOME Profltablt> to own ••• ·A plea-sure to live in! The home is a 1 custom, luxurious channer with 3 king size bedrooms: country kitchen and huge family room, foITT1al dining, secluded living roon1 .• , PLUS a separate one bedroom money-maker th a t really reduces those monthly paymenl<;! $45,950 for both! $4600 down. See today. Call now. Thanks. 546-2313 or 646-7171. LOTSA ROOM FOR KIDS • CRITIIRS on almost %: acre with ocean view -3 bedrooms, new bath -lots ot features. $27,SOO -Low down FHA or no down VA -Phone 646· 7171. •. $20,500 PRICE TOTAL payment fat" this 6harp 3 bedroom home is $116. Subject to FHA. Loan with 6% annual percentage ra~. All appliances sueh as !!i~!ii'~~!!!"~!!'!i!:I wuh", dcyu, refngen<to.--$24,300 V.A. LOAN An ideal home only two yt'ar1t new with 4 bedrooms. formal dining room, family room, a kitchen to delight the gourmet cook, an incomparable mas ter suite and a secluded study for the executive or 11rofessional man who needs a private office at home PLUS a pool and low maintenance yard combine to make this the perfect place for the family that loves to enter- tain. To '!let? th i~ remarkable homt' call 673-8550 !or an ap-pointmenL EASTILUFF-5 BEDROOM with sparkling pool completely fenced from huge back yard. 3 luxury baths. formal dining room, elem. IL high school In walki ng distance -$52,000. 646·7171. FAR OUT llACH HOUSE Luxury &: comfort by the 1ea just 59 steps away. 4 bedrooms - 5 baths. Entertain In paneled family room atmosphere or for. mal living room, both have massive tlttplaces. Watch the Splnakers sail by from the glassed patio on the roof. There's a special Income fea· ture. too! A rare value at $69,500. Just call 646-?171. all also included. WHY Subject to 71,~% 1U1nual per- RENT if YoU are? Submit centage rate with total poy- your down payment-SELL-ment of $211 per month . \ ER ANXIOUS. ANYONE Huge 3 bedroom, 2 bath QUALIFIES. ' home close to schools and I W I k & L shopping. Gorgeous F1RE· a er ee PLACE. '"GH~enl"g H.,-d. Realtors 2790 Harbor Blvd. a t Adams 545-M!ll Open 'Iii 9:00 n1 BACK YARD MECHANIC $22,95o. Thia home i• Ptrfect for the backyard hobbyist. It has .2 two · car garages • plus three bedrooms and won't last CALL NOW, 546-86fO -.~· -. --Farr...,w- \\'ood Floors." Submlt a reasonable dOY.'TI payment, seller will co-operate. Walker & Lee VIEW OF COUNTRY CLUB Yes. a large 1500 sq. foot home \v\th a permanent view of San- ta Ana Golf Course. Large 76xl20 lot zoned R-2. It's a buy at $24,500. Call today 546·2313. HERE'S .YOUR CHANCElll Assume a $24,500 low Interest loon on this dellghtful 3 bed- room, 2 bath home. Beautiful corner Jot \vlth access for boat or trail<'r. F'resh, clean, neat. SJ0,800. 546·2313. AT LASTll That 4 bedroom home with family room you've waltt'd for, Hig~ _assumable lo&n at 6% % -What's more -an elaborate pool with jacuiti, patio and deck of concrete and redwood. Artfully landsca~. The price is rleht too! $34.~. The new· ness haan·t worn oUl Call 546·2313. OWNIR WIL1 CARRT . ·AT 7% INIWPORT HTS SIA VllWl Unique ruatlc two •i.orJ'• four bedroom upper deck ...._ tmme· dl!te po1sesaion -r,duced i7500 to $4'1,500. Hurry!! 'Call 646-7171. -, .. --------------------------------------------·-----------. -------------------------- S.11urd•1. Novtmbtr 28, 1970 , ' . LI 110USES f O L SIS FOlt SALi HOUSES FOR SALi HOUS ES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES f".OR SALE HOUSES FOii IALI •• UOOGeftwll 1000 0-rol 10000-rol 1000 Gonorol HOO 0-ral lOOO Gonorol " .Linda JJ/, PRESTIGE m TERFRONT HOMES .. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT, 60 Linde Isle Dr1ve Newly listed. Prestige v.•aterfront home. 4 extra lg. Br .. 4 ba., pwdr. rm. Lge. Uv. rm. & den: 3 car gar. Beaut. patio/garden ·W/room for pool. Deck & dock. By Appl. •. ·u20,ooo ' 17 L inde Isle Drive -Open SUNlay 1 New S Br., S bath J1ome on lagoon . Marbtti entry, wet bar, AM /FM Intercom, Huge mslr Br. has beam ceil. & o""'n fr plc. Large liv. & fam. rms. w/frplcs. y,·/deck ... , .. $185,000 107 Lind• Isle Drive 5 BR. 3 baths: !am. rm .. form . din. rm~ 2 Fplcs., Rm. for pool. Dock. By appt $145,000 W etetfront Lot• No. 76 : 3 car garage. Reduced to .... $n,ooo . No. 44 : 108 Ft. on water ........... t150,000 " •. For complete information on all home• & lots, pl•••• cell: BILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR Ill Dewer Dr., Suite 3, N.B. ·, - Gener it 1000 General 642-4620 1000 3 BR + den, 2 BA hrtf"-·d ·lla', crpta, drp1, dbl gar- "N:e. aoc:tt1 to rear yard for 1boats, trln, etc. E-side C;\1. 424..150, $16,500 IS THE PRICE for this very l\t.oea bl• 2 bed- mom home that RIB Ol'I • hurt R-2 lot. Buy now, rent It out And build 111.ter, Great !l.f'M 'A'ilh olht'r large units THREE Bedrpoma, 21A: baths, Dover Shores View bome. Lora• rooms. custom d .. 1111ed. Fam- lly room big enough for pool t.ble. $89,500. FOUR ·Bedrooms. 3 boths, 2 story Ivan Wells borne wilh View. Decorator carpels. drapes & wall papers. v .. canL Make offer. $89,500. FIVE Bedrooms, 3'h baths, separate dining room & famil>' room. Low maJntenance garden. Pan· oram.1c View. Built by Ivan Wells. $95,000. ROY J, WARD CO., Realtors 1033 M•riners Drive, N.B. 646-1550 Dover Shor11 Office ---------------- Gonor•I 1000 3 Bedroom & POOL Colleqe Parle REDUCED $2,000 Q1,1'Jler Arudoug to m<We 110 price hlJI hffn J'flluced $2,000 for FAST SALE, , • on top of that th is homr 11 BEAUTIFUL, • .Iarae bed. room• ... built.Jn kitchen, .. tock fireplace ... extra ba!h at poolside-... 20X40 heated pool .•. professlonlllly lllnd. scaJ)td. See it today, ~640 1000 OPEN HOUSE $1000 PRICE REDUCTION The most out!tanding value on todays market in a Jux. ury (nearly 19Xl SQ. Jt. I 3 bedroom home. Consider these featurefl: largr separ- ate family room wilh ~t har. formll! dining, 2~ ba1hs. nearly new shag car. pel , Plus a huge 40x62 rear yard \\'Ith lots of concrete and well kept landscape. AND Only lO'i~ do1,1•n \l~lh a tow. low price of $31,$00, OPEN SUN , 1·6 .w.n ... McCardle, Rltra. '-lllO Newport Blvd., C.~1. surrounding. .submit dCl'o'fn 2629 Harbor, C.M. Wpaym~lkt and te,,m, t" --"E"'A"S"T"S""1D=E-'-, "c~.M~, - 1031 CONCORD ST. • 541-772' OR CALL 67J.8550 $27,500 '"BR -FAMILY a er ee 2 aa!.S:~::~· l•mily \0 THE REAL ~E~TATl~RS RM. Rcalron; Auume 61.4 % apr loan. pay. ments of fl~ 1 month. 4 Bedrooms, huge fam ily rm., bt6.lt·ins, C'@nlral hall plan. ~1'120 . 2790 Harbor Bh'd. at Adams 545-0460 Open 'til 9 P?i.t VACANT Immediate OccufMncy 4 bedrms PLUS formal din- ing PLUS family room with firepla~ PLUS dream kiteh- Pn PLUS pooJ PLUS xlnt Jinancing:. Assume 6!4 % VA loa n. Asking $48.950. Call Ginny ~1orrison. Sou I h Coa.!!t Re11.1 Estate, 545-8424 or M0-2286. T~RBELL 2'55 H•rbor ATERFRONT PATI · oe of the best In The Co11e1. 11 ;Room for a large boat 4 Bedrooms LiDb R ~~~y INC . 3m Vi• L~ 673-7300 " Open Houses THIS WEEKEND 1.., tills ltMdy 41r«twt wltl Y•• tfll1 ..... .-• YM .. lle-.4Mi.tl1t. All tile IKtltl .. H1'*11 Mhw -4-crlb.4 11 ,,...., ... u lty ......mu ........ _...,.. 11 toMy-'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Petr•,. •wt1t Opell hi-f'lf' .... 1 r t. '"' .,_ 11,...; M lltt ""'• 1 ... 19991 .. la tMt ••1•111111 .-11 ft'l4rf. HOUSES FOR SALE 12 Bodrooml 179 E. Wilson St., Costa Mesa 6444910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 312 Orchid, Corona del Mar 673-6642 ; 675-6459 rsun 1·5) 1555 E . Ocean Blvd., Balboa Peninsula 644-7662 rsat & Sun 1·5) 2325 Eastblufl Dr. (The Blulfsl NB 644-7662 Sat & Sun 1-5) (2 Br & F•mlly or D•n 211 Via Lido No rd (Lido Isle) NB 675-5200 ; 673-1923 (Sat & Sun 124) (3 Bedroom) *2821 Pebble Dr (Harbor View Hills) CdM room. Needs TLC. Large fenced ba.c::k yard. dble . .i!at'-~~~""'~~==-'I age. o .... 'fler very anxious! $17,750 FULL PRICE Moving! $25,500, 3 huge bt<lroom1 with mod. Lachenmyer Rlty ern ltOl'lieo\JS bB1h. It needs some d eaning but you reap CALL 646-3928 Eve1: 646-2'290 the h11r.iesl, 'Vill sell v.'ith $24,650 F'HA ~d No °""" T•m" Own. ~-t Gl terms. WHY RENT? r .,,.aper• • 3 ""''°°m & ""· '""" ha1r. Wa Iker & lee dining nn, central floor plan, dream kitchen, built. Realtors Ins. 540-1120 2790 Harbor Blvd, at Adams TARBELL 2955 Harbor 545-0465 Open 'Iii 9 PM === 260 Evening Canyon Rd., Corona de! J\ita r 673-2222 rsat & Sun 14:30 ) 319 Driftwood (Shorecli!!s). CdM 675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (4 Bedroom) 238 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB 646-3255 <Fri. Sat & Sun 1·4) ** 11 Linda Isl e Dr (Linda Isle) NB 675·3210 ISat. & Sun.) 1130 Santiago Dr (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) *4627 Camden (Cameo Shores\ Cd~1 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 595 Traverse Dr .. Costa Mesa 673-3211 ; 545-2300 (Sun 1·5) (4 Br. & Family or Oen) * 1749 Skylark Lane, Newport Beach 548·8281 (Sat & Sun 14) *2846 Stromboli Rd rMesa Verde) CM 546·0800 (Fri. Sat & Sun 11 ·61 420 Belevue Ln (Bal Penin bet L & M St) 675·4600 rsun 12-41 1019 Dolphin Terr. nrvine Terr.) CdM 833·0700; 644·2430 (Sat & Suo 1·5) 2825 Clu bhouse Rd , rMesa Verde) CM 545·4265 • !Fri, Sat & Sun 12·5) 16192 Culpepper Circle, Huntington Bch 846-1847 (Sat & Sun 10·5) 410 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 6444910 (Sat & Sun 1·51 1606 Antigua {Dover Shores) NB COMFORT+ CONVENIENCE! 3 Bdrm. D.R. home offers seclusion. Close to •bopping, •cbools. Expanding family says "sell ". i41,750 21139 IRVINE OPEN SUN . 1·5:00 GREAT FAMILY HOME Spacious four bedroom, country kitchen, bonus room for sewing, hobbies or upstairs family room. Only oae year young. Near schools and shopping. $39,000 BUY OF THE MONTH Newly painted 2 BR home w/many extras. Better hurry! Will sell VA or FHA $19,000 179 E. WlLSOllT ST., C.M. OPEN SUN. 1·5 :00 IRVINE TERRACE Convenient to Newpor t Center! Lovely cor- ner 4 bdrm & den home with H&F pool. Sef>' arate d ining rm. See today! $67,500 1536 DOLPHIN OPEN SAT.·SUN. 1·5:00 DIGNIFIED & ELEGANT You'll Jove the professional decor in this fin- er 2-story home w/4 bdrms., fam rm, formal DR & 3'h baths. PLUS View ! $124 .500 1606 ANTIGUA OPEN SAT.·SUN. 1·5:00 DOVER SHORES DRAMAI Brand new & beautiful 5 bdnn home. ~Story L.R. w/balcony. Garden rm w/wet bar. Lge formal D.R. & lux. master suite. $108.000 410 MORN ING STAR OPEN SAT . .SUN.1·5 :00 WESTCLIFF NEWSI P ool, 3 bdrm home. Near library, playground, shopping. By appt. FOUND ! schools. $44,950 You r 3 bd rm Back Bay home. Located on quiet cul-de-sac. Home offers ideal enter- tainin g in & out. By appt. $69,950 BAYFRONT DUPLEX-$160,000 Custom buiJt , fine quali ty. Owner's unit has dramatic master BR suite. Room for hobbies or oUice. Lge 3 bdrm, 2 bath rental. CAMEO SHORES BEAUTYI L UXU RIOUS custom bit home on lge corner site w/ocean view. 4 Bdrms, den, 5 bas & pwd rm. Most rooms have vu of spacious pa- tio, pool & lanai. Consi der trade. $175,000 BAY ISLAND-$187,500 Call to see our exclusive listing on this beau- tiful secluded tropical island. Older 5 bdrm. home w/pier & slip, tennis ct & pk. . OCEAN FRONT-$185,000 Authentic New England farmhouse Y.'ith 5 bdrms, den & 4 baths. Abundant storage. Warm & hospitable + breathtaking VIEW. CORONA DEL MAR VIEW Near new 4 bdrm '"Broadmoor' 'tri-Jevel w/ family rm & formal dining rm. $77,500 CHOICE LOTS-PRIME LOCATIONS DOV E R SHORES & BA YCREST 80x120 Level. Fee Simple $27,000 80xl10 Level. Fee Simple $27.500 104' Front. corne·r, leve l. fee $28.000 80' View site, Jevel, lease $29,500 WATERFRONT Si' Front. Pier & dock. !,ease Linda Isle 56' waterfrt. Lease Linda Tsle 45' \vaterfrt. Lease Linda Isle 108' waterfrt. Lease "Our 25th Year'' $53,500 $69,500 $75.000 $150.000 MEREDITH GARDENS BEAUTY ~lagnifiCftlt home ""th 5 hu~e bedrooms. 3 bath11, country fityle kltch,n, formal dining: rm., lg family rm -.·Jth par. quet \l'ood noor 11.nd lire. pla.ce. 29oO Sq. Jt. of family living plus covf'rl'd pa!io, out~ide gas BBQ. Beautiful H/F pool fenced for salety. Room for boat & trlr. Truly a fantastic home. Cali for derail~. /CJa,.. COATS ~WA~LACE REALTORS Open Evenin91 • 962-4454 • PACKED OwO('_r's ready to move to New Jersey Lovely Cll.meo Highlands home on spacioll.!I corner Jot with 3 bedrooms & conv. den Formal dining room BeautilUl ya.rd Immaculate rhruout OPEN HOUSE See 4626 Courtland Dr. Reduced to $52.~ Reali ors "Our 25th Veer in The Harbor Are•" 673-4400 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 2l25 Eastbluff Drive · Blufls _brand new, never !Jv. rd in. Choose your carp. & drapes. See this charmer today? $31,500 1918 Se•drift Gener el IDOi General 1 1000 1-0'THE REAL \"'-ESTATERS BAYSHORES mn n ,\ Ill II II 111:u:r\ '". • E ~. I 1 • , 24-07 E. Coa.!!t Hwy., CdM ' . ' -======="-1 LIDO WATERFRONT W 0 W APTS.-320 LIDO NORD $150,000 Price with 7.,. lsl All this for T.D. 6 Beaut. furn. units; $22 500777 6 car garages & ulil, room. 1 l!O Ft. on s1,1•imrr\.ing beach. You'd bf'ltl'r bi.>lieve ii. \Vil! consider trade for boat THREE Bedroorru •• ,1iVO or maximum $85,MJ lg:e. 4 f"oreed air heat.,; .bu~t·in BR. house. kitchen ... excellent area,.. Bill Grundy, Rltr. only FIVE years old ... 833 Do\'er Or., N.B. 642-4Ql Ready to be lived, in and l':l=:i=:i=Z::=sZ=:i:='J o~-ner Jg ready to Rll. Lel's li -- "'look al ;, ;46-86;0 EASTBLUFF Open D•llY l·S 2615 Bamboo, N.B. 2629 Harbor, C.M. Spa{'ious 5 bedrm w/view ol Irvine Terr, 3 BR. + pool 1--~==~='---1 tennis club, pool & park. Reduced to $59,500 2 HOUSES• Close to shopping. lg:e cov- 1555 E. Oceanfront 2 LOTS €'.red patio, 1reshly retecor. New listing. Bal . Pen1n. a1cd inside & out , Ready to O\\·ner an. .. inus -l~9.500 PRICE OF ONE movp inlo • good linancing. CORBIN SUPER BAR~AI!' -Two Lachenmyer Rlty · • houses. Two l~ts -: E;ach lot Call 646-3928 Eves: 644-034.'i 60xl85. E!lh<'r -home: id<"<il I""'"""'""'""""'""'""'!!!!! MAR·Tl-N for your Tam!ly. nr rent 3 BR 2 BA all elec bltin tit, WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors oolh •nd builrl ""'"Y· Yo" "' ~"'".'"'his, '"°"'"'· 2111 San Joequin H iiis Roed REAL TORS 644-7662 must ~e thc~e t'>l'o cure Lrg ram rm. new 11.ddlrion. NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 3 Bedrooms spotl_C'ss proPt"rties to ap-master BR enlarged. new ' p~c1ale -Beach 87a, Bet· \\'/\\' crpts &: drps RI! rms. ,.. 675·2101 (Sat & Sun 124:30) 2420 Cl iff Dr ive, Newport Beach 548-7711 (Sun 1·5) * * * * * * 2 Baths ter hurry. 2 covern.1 patios lnd5cpd & & RUMPUS ROOM Di•I G4>0:<0J lood bckynl, M;,, h. ,.., l===============-1 $24 600 FOREST E, OLSON 10 '"""''''· "' 0w"' oo 1000 • • REALTORS l\>Tunster Dr. HB. nr Be11.ch 644-4910 (Sat & Sun l·o) *1538 Dolphin Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 6444910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2039 Irvine /\ve., Costa Mesa • 6444910 (Sun 1·5) 801 Kin gs Road, l\1eY.'Port Bea ch , 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) , 2201 E. 16th St .. N.B. . 646-7171 !Open Sat & Sun 1·5) • 928 McKenzie (Ranchero Mesa ). CM 5464141 (Sat & Sun 1·51 *4206 Spindrift Way (Nr. Hoag Hospital) 646-2414 !Sat & Slm 1·5) *1918 Seadrift (Irvine Terr.). CdM 644-7662 rSat & Sun 1·5) 3135 Sunatra (Mesa Ve rde), CM 54().1151 rsat & Sun 12-.1) 912 Cercis Place. Newport Beach . , 6754930 (Sun 114) 1600 Mariners Dr., Newport Beach 6754930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) .-6321 Braemer, Huntington Beach 8424455 (Sun 1-6) 245 l\1e sa Drive, Cost.a l\1esa 540-2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5) • 222 Fern Street. Ne"·port Beach 645-0303 !Sun 1·51 ~ *2989 Jacaranda (l\lesa Verde). C"1 • 540-2313 (Sun 1·5) • • '*522 Vi sta Grande, (Easlblul!l llTB 644-6349 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (3 Br. & Femily o r Oen) 8871 Swallo"'• Fountain Valley 962-1373 fSat & Sun 12·51 302 Kin gs Roa d !Cliffhavenl NB 642·5200 1Sai & Sun 1·51 317 Pointsettia, Corona de! Mar 644-7270 (Sun 1·51 104 Via Lorca (Lido Isle), NB 675-2723 · (Sat & Sun 1·5) 881 Sandcastle, Corona de! Mar 833-0820 (Sun 1-5) 215 Marigold, Corona del Mar 875-047:1 rsun 1-5) 1215 Nottingham <Weslclill), NB 673-6642 : 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) 1031 Concord St ., Costa ~f esa 673-8550 (Sun I.ti) 216 Orchid, Corona del !\tar 673-8550 rsat & SWJ 1.s1 892 Cortez, Costa Mesa 546-2313 (Sun 1·5) 401 A!l10 (Newport Heighi.sl. NB 675-3000 (Sat & Sun !U) *1721 Galatea Terr. Orvine Terr.) CdM 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) **505 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) *2449 Windward Lane, Newport Beach 675-3210 (Sunday) 6381 Meadow Crest Dr., Hunt. Beach 962-1373 (Sun 12·5) 3081 Madison, Costa Mesa 540-1151 !Sat & Sun 1·5) *1807 Galatea (Irvine Terr.), CdM 675-3000 (Sal & Sun 1·5) '*1724 Port Sheffield (Harbor View Homes), NB 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1716 Cameo Hi,5!h1ands Dr. (Cameo Hi £hlands), CdM 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1800 Irvine Ave. (Baycrestl. NB 675-3000 r Sat & Sun 1·5) 10082 Beverly Dr., Hun tington Beach 546-2313 (Sat 12-5) {5 Bedrooms} **218 Via Lido Nord (Lido lslel NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) (5 Br. & F1mlly or Oen) * 1033 ~tariners Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 646·1550 ID•ily) *1701 Hig hland (Bayc resil. NB 642-3600 iSal & Sun 11_.l 1922 Port Provence Pl., Nc \\•port Beach 833-0820 (Sun 12-4) DUPLEXES FOR SALE fl hclroom Eich) 119 A•ale. Balboa Island 673·1200 !Sat & Sun 1·5) UBR& 1 BR I 202 29th Street, Newport Beach 673-6642 ; 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) (2 Bedrooms Each) 142 47th Street, Newport Beach 673-6642 ; 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) ll Br & 2 Br ) 501-503 Marguerlto. Corona del Mar 673-8550 (Sat & SWJ 1-5) * .... * • Wef.,,IMf ... , ............. ... .c_.;_.;c.c. ____ -'-'===:.:..-----'=:..1NO 00\VN TO VETS nn this 2299 Harbor. C.M. Bh·d & Ind ianapolis. WESTCUFF AREA On a tree Hned corner lot, this delightful 3 bedroom , 2 1h: bath home offers "''al king distancte to all schools & shopping. Kitchen has all built·ins, plus panelled breakfast area. Ra ised hearth rireplace in !'pacious living room. Secluded rear patio \\'ith out- door si nk. \Von'l be around lon g at ONLY $39,950. -WANTED - Large happy family to enjoy this two !tory 4 bedroom large happy home. Huge easy care yard for hu51:e, hu~e fun . Entertain· ment patio. Cul De Sac !or quiet safety. CRV $31 ,700 &: oy,·ncr motivated. WHY PAY RENT? Collect it "''i th these tv.•o homes on choice EASTSIDE corner lot. A 3 bedroom & a 2 bedroom,· each with it s own yard. Both freshly painted too : Both homes for only $39,500 &: owner will help finance. e Colesworthy & Co. R.EALTOR Newport Beech Office 1021 l•ysld1 Drive 675-4930 TERRIFIC fam ily home ... and wh11t 11. fo~ANTASTIC VALUE a.1 $24.600. You get a. huilt·in kitchen -shake roof -anrl a proress1onally rlone 20x20 rumpus room. HURRY on this onc. 546-8640 2629 !Tarbor, C.l\I. SHORT TIME $ 21,500 $ Th111's ri,:ht -the owner has only a sOOrt time lo M!ll ttiis doll house and has given Us a 5hort price -only $21 .~Tu·o cht-ery prinC'I'~ bdM'Tls. Copper keUle kit· chl'n. U!l"ll:~ picture \\'\n· rlo-.· bnghtffis lhing MOm - You must l!C'f' this -Hurry. Di111l 6458·000.1 FOREST E. OLSON SALESMEN LINDA ISLE LOT Z1 Year old Corona dt'J 1'.fa.r U.rg' 1,1•ate rfront lot with firm ha!'> opening!! for 2 ex· 108 ft. on "'aler. s.pectacular PE'r ienced real e~tate Wes. long 1,1·;i1rr hay \'1ew •. Room men. Please call: Leonard !or pool & eXl:l;Pllon111ly Sn1i1h or \\'alter Haase for l111i;I.' hnat shp. \Viii consid· app't ('I' rrRrlf' for Diesel long ·67 5 3000 1·anJ:e cruising yacht. Price • 1-~-----~-ll~'ii:"Grundy, Rltr. $150 a month Rl3 Oovl'r Dr NB 6'12--4620 45 Ft. Pool ., Asromf' financlnlt' on hom t 1- ----------pa~·jUst S150 11month.Entry Sales Opportunity * boll. , ""'m. "'"'"• rm, mahogany bu• + silver , bl ' h~ I< \ cabiOf'tS. 54().\TIQ V.ell esta 15 "" ! years TARBELL 2955 H bo Real E1tat.e office needs •r r salespeople. Private desk BALBOA ISLAND and phone. Top oommission. DUPLEX Floor liml'. Good "'alk-1n 3 BR. :2 hll.. + lge. apt., fum., lr111 f11c. Call for inte.i;:view. over :.? eara.i:.rs. Sund@ck. W . E . Lachenmyer \\"ill tradc. Ideal location. 1860 Nl'wporr Blvd., c.~I. ,P7.:;oo. CR.Ii 646-:t921l Evcs: 6i3-<l:l77 Pyramirl Exl"ha ngon 675-8800 Two Houses On A-lot-1----~---1 RJ::,\L TORS -H bo c \I T1\o bc'flrnnn1:it ('1H:h 111lh !'fri. II---'"=~ ar r, " , \'II.Ip ~·11rd, 1.'nl"tn~rd ~1nt:!I.' Hucr famil~· mnm, 3 Brrlrm~. $26,950 $271500 c·nr i::aracr/;, Only asking plus O\"ersizf!d m1u:rc-r bed· 4 BR + Family Rm. $2!1,95'1. Call Gi nny ~forri. room, na1ll!'11l brick nr.- IAsi;unie 61,t ~~ Apr Jnan, pay. snn, Sooth COl'lls! Rr11 1 Ei;. pie.ct. N1> down · titnha. ml'n!l of $144 8 mon th , 4 llUr, !>45-8424 or M0-2286. !i4Q.1T10 &drnnm1, hu~,. family i·m, $23,500 TARBELL 2955 Herber built·ln~ central hall plan. REPOSSESSIONS ~ 3 fl\'in i;1zt'd bl'rlrnoms 2 . ~0.1720 . s k1 d h TARBl!LL 'l9SS H erbor h11 rhs rn!rv h111JI d1n1~ par 1ng ean (lme.'l, ICll'nCl room: all 1·ne n e'w home newb' paln1ed .l e11rpeted, 2, e Steps To Oce•n .-bullt·in~. No dn1t.•n term5, 3, pools. f'H A·VA oonv. terms. $.12,900. l BR, fam. rm., 2 TARBELL 2955 H•rbor !tom s~7.000 to $40,000. bl!.. 2 car lllr., bhn11. Collins A \\'atta Inc:. CAYWOOD REAL TY SPAC I itnm11c 3 hr + 1-rn 88<13 Adamt1 A\'e 962-S."23 rm. 1 blk from I~·int Avt. 2 · 6306. \Y 2~1"2~wy •.. NB brick lrplcs, hard"·d floors. KING SIZE LOT ~ "' blrns, park·hkr >--.ird. C'l)v·d Cl~e 10 ~•n. Build large $24 1 950 J)ll lin, IJ°('f'tl l Jxoaur. qua.11 ~· 1luplrx \\'llh lour garqta. ••~t. Sll.000, Kiniaard 01,1•ncir ,,. lin111m-, S29.:,00, 3 BR + DEN R.1':. MT 2--2222 G.or9e Wllll•mson $126 3 m0n1h. Au1.unr thr --Reellor 51 ,·~ 111pr. IOll.n .. 3 f1,1·in 1lzrd $21,500 67J..4150 645-IS64 Ev•• hcdroom5, coey drn, :Z ha.th,;, 1 WITH 5~% LOAN ---- dttan1 kitchen, buU1 • Ins. Auume thJ~ •·pr JMn pit\" $ 141 G month Ml)..!?2(1 menlt ltu than l'fOI! 3 std. Auum .. 6~. ', 11pr. loan, h11ve TARBELL 2955 H•rbor room • twin ai:ted. enrry rent like payment11. l larce You don't JlH:d--;._ run to hall. 11ttnctive kitchen. hf!dmoms. d<'n, bUUt • In~ . D~w Fal'lt whi!n >'O\I• pl•ee-540-l~ Ctntral floor plan. s.4l'.1·1i"20· .._ ______________ ,j(l .~"l!.c•::rl:.;l::"..::°"::....:D:::A~tL:.!Y:.;P::.!l:!'.LOT:'...'..1 TAii BELL 2'5S Harbor TARBELL 2'55 H•rbor HOUSIS FOR SALi HOUSIS FO• SALi • HOUSES "OR SALi -HOUSES FOR SALi • -r·f 1000 1---------1 Newport Beach 1290 $l2l/MONTH (ffl• MH• llOO l ij;i!ijiiiijiiiiijiiijjiiiii Coron• del Mar 1250 PAYS ALL 1'1"·°'0 A IR~l'OOL 216 ORCHID °"'"""'"" ... ,. with ""'" * TRIPLEX * t~ "., tfi x 17 teJll'lt•tt rAMLLY SS.950 Down. Owntr v.iJJ help Ow1W'1 dJYO~e derlf!ee ln CORONA ROOM comple~ With pool tinanct, 3 2-BR., 1''9 bl. t•. lkyctut near athools I: DEL MAR tal>W. Smoe trM and clou Bllna, w/w cpl, le: dra~s. 3 1to~1. }~eti tltl•. Ntw car. to Slut Pacific. Sub.lttt lo Car aar. 'W/&Uey tnt. WaJk pet& ll drapes. Jamlly rm, OPEN SAT & SUN ~'4 annual P!:rCPnta,g e ra1e 10 shop11, chUrches, 1ehoolJ xlnt cond, game rm, Sa\'t! l S IOlin, VA or }~HA Tt.nm. &: o .c .c . PriCCl ~.950l aboot $10.000! I • Call CollKI C&ll: Patrick Wood 545-2300 ''!l!!!!!!!!'!l!!Sl!411!!12!!1!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ror those who love lht charm Walker & L e 8111 H1ven, Rltr. [! a.nd v.·armth cl an older ee 2lll E. Coaar, CdM 673·32U OIARMING Eutblull Park proptrtY. A 1p11clou• hOme hon1e. New 3 br, 2H, b& a.nd auest cottage 10 providf' RtaHor1 '1682 Edlngrr E·SIDE-$23;500 v.•/pool & club fac!I. Beau!. An exciting challenge to the green ·belts. Profess. deror. rlet.'Orator minded. You'll for u.le $41,900 or lease Jove lhe coiy a:Jow of lhf' S~~ mo. I m med , oc· Jirepl1ce1 In Jiving room and c;upancy, 644-G349. fam ily roo1n and you'll hf' MUST SELL BY OWNR thrillf'd 11 the roomy 67xl18 Brand nev.·, fee simple, l blk lot "'ilh lots of play room beach, 3 br, 2 ba. 2 frple, for children. ITI41 842-4455 or 54()..5140 Exct:llenl eastsidr location, VIVA quiet street, 3 bedrooms, LA DIFFERENCE hard"'OOcl tloors, extra 2- NOT FRENCH. car garage. huge lot. No BUT DiffERENT down <>r small. beam cell'g. w/w erpt, huge A RARE orrERJNG AT dbl i;:ar. 642-7a23. ONLY $79.000 foniver ace.an view, 2 BR. Costa Mesa Investment 1 BA, with inromP. and ad· 541-7711 ditional room to build. e LEASE/OPTION e I Could be a 6 BR, 4 BA <I BR., 2~, ba'1 0,.•ner v.·ill homel 'Valk lo beach, shop. lease/option fo; 1 yr.: $1 ,000 pinr It churches. 0\l'ller 111 . option moMy; $285 Mo, 1st ting on ht'r .suitcaM. s.;9.500. & last months rent $2a' Per Call tinny MorTi.son, South mo. w/apply tov.·~ pur. Coallil R.t:al E11ate, 545.8424 chase pri~. nr 540..2286. Call: Patrick \\!OOCI 545-2300 BEACH DUPLEX e Bill Haven, Rltr. 21U E. Coast, Cd?.f 673-J;l I WKt Newport duplex. 3 BR. 2216 MEYER PLACE 2 ha. ea . uni!. Spacious !Iv. 3 br. 11,.I ba., tge fenced yard. rm. "'/frplc. Nicely carpel. Newly decorated. Vacant ed. CloSI' 10 beach. $23,900. 54S.2367 owner. 67J.3fi63 6<12-225l Evt'J .•• COu.EGE PRK -$24 ,900 .. associated BROKERS-REAL TORS 2025 W Salboa 671-J66J 01'£N DAILY 1-5 l BR-FlfA 7'i7'-LO ON * BY OWNER: 64.>-0927 * Met• Verde OWNER TRANSFERRED 1110 301 BROADWAY, C.M . <I hr. Choice location . \Valk Newport H1ights 1210 STATELY MANOR A pl"t'.stige home likt new. .c BR, 2 B1 . Bf'aut decor. Large kit. II] bit-In!. J11l- ian marble Jrplr. Chandf'· lirrs, large liv & d ln rm fa cing l&rgl' POOL. Partial ocean view trom large; oov. t>red balcony. $35,000 ot trarle locally. CALL <!> 64•·14 14 91~ l'i t1 r Nfwport r oJ I Ottlrt J BEDRM, panoramic view, 2420 Cliff Dr. NB, Open house Sun J.;i. CJ'>l Invfst- m~nt Co. 548-7711 J Bf'drm, 2 bathJ .... S22,7:l0 lo school. park5, golf Lu.'!h I========== I 0 -" 1 •-1 115 000 tropical landse11pmg · • <:a. ocurm. ""'·RP ... . All this one one 101 + lrplcs. ba.na. waterfall & patios in ea. 4 Garagrs. Near shop.. surround Jge pool . Numt"r· ping. Must set lo Apprec. ou.s extras. beller Ulan neY.'! 30 year loan a\'ailable $49,700. 546-0800 Lachenmyer Rlty CUSTOM Call 64&391.8 E\lt!s: 54U769 4 BR, 3 BA, lf(llf COU1'51' home. l':::=:l=:l=:l=:l=:l=:l=:l=:l=:l'J Just reduced to $67 .500 . Ji ownen a nxious. Call Mr. VA NO DOWN H<>tgee. South Coast Real- Attr1ctive 4 & lamil)' room I.ors. ~24. in North Costa Me.sa, handy BEAUT, Jmmae 4 br, 3 b11. to aU school.s & shops. In fam rm, crptd kitchen. Pvt top condition . many ClXtra.s. children& yard. S 4 ;:, , 5 O O . $29,500, :i4.>-.426;i 5'5-S&lt !======== Newport Shores 1220 $26,750. lO'fi dv.•n, Redecorated in & ()UI , 3 br, 2 ba, bltrui. I blk ocean. Owner 213/467-3290. To see, 642-9463. Baycrest 1221 BA YCREsr. assuml' S'\0,000 5~1. <;<, ins. loan. 5 br. 4 ba "'flJ'>Ol. Realtor, Rhoda fl1cGil!, 642-3600. University Park 1237 FIXER UPPER ....,clllemltileltrlt Newport Beach 1200 LEGE REALTY \\'e believe in telling the Adll!salHalW,CM IT HAPPENS 1ruth: this spac. homr needs CAU.. 67l-355o '>0 THE REAL ,'"'\.. ESTA TERS "MOST WANTED" 1st Timi' (lfleJ't'd. Popular Hazel Dr. Ellerbroek-design. e<i. Cwit. bH . w/close up ocPBn virw, o'looking Little Corona. Beach. By app'l. 181.500. ''Our 25th Vear" WESLEY N. TAYLOR Re•ltors NE\VPORT CENTER 2111 San Joaquin 'HjJls Road 644-4910 OWNER HAS one house too many • \\'ill M'li 1h i1 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath honie on large-corner lol i fee I for only S«.500. AND Bonus 1, l''enced rt'ar yard y.·l!h lovely shade trees. Bonu.s 2, A step do"•n tam· lly room "·ilh wrought iron slair v.·ay and an EX'TRA firrplace. Vogel Co. 2!167 E. Coast Hwy, Cdl.i. 673-2020. OPEN SAT./SUN. 12-1,30 2821 PEBBLE DR. HARBOR VIEW HILLS Million SU view luxurious 3 bdrm. 3 bath, hid .. filterl'd pool, lovely patio plus bar room. SEMPLE Real Estate 67.S.2101 2515 E. Coast Hwy., CdM HOUSES FOR SAL! HOUSES FOR SALE Lltlo lal• llSl Sp,1cious L ldo Home Prime 3 Br. 1 ba, 11ngle 1101)'. 3 Sunny pa1io.~. On 11~et 10 strttl torlW'r lo1 ' \-ii. Redu~ to $81.500, P rim• Lido Nord Huntington Be•ch l«IO $18,750 BEACH DIRT CHEAP S BR., 4''1 ha. "'llerfronl You can'! buy the dirt fur home, 60 fl. 101. Ottk, pier !his price! Spollll'SS nK>dt>rn le: fiMt . $2;l0,000, l BNiroom. Family-slze din. Prime Tir. ini. 2 full bath.•. Latf'iot pwih of Lido Is e bu\lon buiil -irlll, Rich panel. Beaut 4 BR 4~1 ba home hng. Enonnous OO\•el'f'd P<ll· ·with · SS It ·.:11a 1er h~ntagt. !lo. Colurnncd front ~ntr)', Roont for '1atge boat 51111s. LO\V, LO\V, LO\V 00\VN. Price ssoo ooo. Se~ to bf!litvr. Can in.ii • ' 962.5.')&, Boll G•undy, Rltr. FORE.ST [. OLSON R33 Dovu Or., NB 642-4620 IS A GLASS HOME PRIVATE ? ? ? lnc. Rraltoni Complelt'ly: C\J~t. bullt 2 BR. 19131 Brookhurst Avt. plus den. Lush planted pa.1 iiiiiii"ii"ii"ii,;iiog~OiiooiiiS.iiioiiohiiiiiii llos ,urround t'ach room . SO I' Fo. '°"'°' loo. EolO•l&loo"• NO NEED TO WAIT ritllght. SSS.sac>. Open Sal, II. Sun. 12,-4. 211 Via Lido S('nsalional 2 story home !hat Nord. has everything! Only 2 WE ASK YOU )'l'ars "'"'· 4 Bf'dmon., 2 To conipar" this price! 3.000 bath, parwlled family room, 54:!. Jt., 4 BR .. 4 Ba's., fam , anllque brick fireplace, f(lr. dining rm., huge liv. r m. m11l dining rm, elec blln 45 1'·1. lot. Bf'st buy !or Jd1 •• di.sh"'asher, \\·/w CTpts, 1$69.500. drps and nlany extras. Price WALKER ~EAL TV J't'durt'd tor quick sa.Je 675-5200 Res. 673-192.1 $28.500. Can now!! B•lboa Island 1155 OPEN SAT/SUN. l·:l REAL ESTATE 11~ AGATE, 2 Uolls (In C·I HUNTINGTON BEACH ore l(IL S42·000· 894-5311 . ISLAND REALTY 673-1200. Huntington Beach 1•00 VACATION AT HOME Thi.s unusual artistic honie Open 7 dayti . 8:30 lo 8:.10 cozy FOR 2 ONLY $17,900 is completely cuslon1i7.ed Own your home Jor lcs.~ than for gtdcious Jiving. S"·\m In rent. Nice bedrooms. 16' llv. your own heated pool. Love. ing roon1. Wa.sher, dryf'r, ly pool 11rea sporls 2 pa!K>!. refrig, stove incl: Sepa.ratr Ol!luxe bltn a ll t lec ki!rhen g11.n1ge. A ~al bant:ain and & family room Jana.I, Price ils R,2. Call 645--0303 "•d ud" •·lw "'" d'P•. FOREST E OLSON shuuers, \l'atrr 11~rtfnf'r, • washer, dryer. relrig + · much more! Assume 6~;. Im'. Rraltor.~ 2299 Harbor FHA I°'"· Toi.1 moothly ARE YOU A GI? paym~nt onlv $159. UNDER~ UNDER! PRICED!! $26,500 Or ha~vl' a small amoun1 of H ,. cash . If so you can buy a urry.. Jo\IC'ly 4 hrdroon1, 2 bath REAL ESTATE homC'. 8C'Urr 1han n r "' lhroughou!. t•llA low ®"'n nr <'losing oo.~ts only !O GI. 817-8,j(}7 Evrs: 431-3769 1 '!!!!!!'!!!!'!"'."!~~~~!!!!!!!!I 1rnder, loving care .• .inter. 1~ . TRI-LEVEL Everytime a man finds tilt' eslC'd? Here's "'here you 'll right home at the right get the most for your nion. 3 lara:e bedrms, 3 hal hi;, price, moves in It. then he 17 Sq R 2 B l&rgP. sepa.ra1e game room. gets transferred! O....·ners ey. 00 . rt., 3 B ., a. dining ""· faml!y room ofr 1 &. fa.m. rm. $32,95() . Make HU NTINGTON BEA.CH OFC. m BAYFRONT LOT 894-5311 iJ:f:t.''1 2119 B•ytide Drive J ,~o~"~"~T~d•~Y;• ~-~':l' 30~10~'~';'°~1J~·~:~i.!~,.~l~~~·~·~, ~ 88 fl, bulkhead, "·il h pier _ • • ... OSs your gajo. , .better hu r. of'-••. kitchen O\VNER. MOVrNG 5 Bdrm 3 bath h "' ~~ o;Hr~::;~ A~~:;:; ~;,.!IOO·~g .. w~~:~k ~S: ired h·111 $38,500, Call Ginny Morri-#Uol soo, South Coa11t Real Es. '"~:~~;~~Fm6 ~red hill And, gpe a good Shomlif.11 • buy! Open house t TV home REALTY 11howing demo., Sat. k Sun. Uni\', Park Center, Irvine 1-S, 81 319 Driftwood, Cor. Call Anytime 8.\J..o820 ona riel Mar. J ust ttducedl;;:;;;:;;;:;; ,;?;!2~~mat, Broker !~ 675-7225 mOVI NG l---==~=c---·1Job transfen: cauSe Blulfs $25,500 o"·ners t(I sell. One green. Assume 63/,0/o belr spl it·le\'el, one single level Y.'ith 3 patios: both 3 BR. Xlnt cond. Listed at $37,500 It. $39,500. Realty Uni\'. Park Cen1er, lrvine Call Anytime 8J3.0820 Corona del Mar 1250 l·Block !() Lillle Corona Dl"l Mar Beach. Only 1.000 IF" •imple l. CUSTOM TOWNHOM[ BUILDERS Bill Grundy, Rltr. CLOSEOUT &lJ 0o .. ,er Dr., N.B. 6<12-4620 WOWI $16 750 c-•1 . . 1 •-'''" t IT.)('Chon:o; place nvm. OCEAN • BAY VIEW ' ' es on ctwiice \ot11 on the mar-ket again:! 3-7 Bedrms. J & Nf'Y.' 4 Br, fam/rm. 21~ ha . I'!"s GREAT~ ~ela.>; IHkl f'n· 4 bath!!, bllns rrplg shake 1Sandpipec l.1odel), Cmplt/ JOY carelr:e hv1n1:. No up.. roof elc. from'$33.!Mcj. pro! landscaping. Harbor k~p womes,. ~rge masrer RANCHO LA CUE ST A View Hill!. $69,500, By Own. suit•. C?zy hv1ng roon1 . All Brookhurst & Allanla H.B l'r, 644-4~. elf'c. kitchen Incl. "'asher 963-LUS 0 n 10 a,,.;..fi ~ * PANORAMIC VIEW & dryer, Private 20' pallo. pc fl l,wtury Oct-an Blvd. Duplex, CluhhoU!'f' & pool. Low, low ASSU~1 E 5~i FHA mortgage Overlookini.: Jetty & Harbor. down Y.'ilh an invpsfment of $24.000. Cash out f(lr By Owner: 673-88fi6 * cheaper than 1-t"ni. Dcm't be $15,900. llt•ated pool, I wo lalP! CAii 1714j 962-5."8.1 story, 3 bedrooms, 2\.2 bath.~. Balboa Peninsula 1300 4 BR. 3 Ba, flen. Nr. boat ramp & bay. $5.'>.000. Also: ocea n duplex $59.500 Marshall, Realtor 675-4600 FOREST E OLSON locm•I d;"'"' room, fomUy • roon1 y.•/fire p/ace. Carpets & draprs, Vicinity Brookhurst Tne, Rral1or5 & Indit1napol111. By o"'nC'r 19131 Brook hur11r Ave. a rtrr 6:00 Pi\t 962-763:1. i ..... ":!::""~'~'"~·~·o~":.::·~··~'~":... ... 1:-~---i $24,000 APR loan. and have pay· menls (If just $15.1 a month. Natural wood cabinets in kitchen, fireplace. I a r g e rooms rhruout. 540..1720 TARBELL 2955 Hubor 3 Bdrms., So. of H1>.)•. R-2 Lot. Room ror garage apl. Nttds some lo\le, On I y 1 _L_id_o_l_sl_• _____ l_lS_I $43,500. BUY OR RENT 5 )'car!'! l1C'\\'. :i BC'droom 2 bath \l'ilh all bltns. Covr1~rt µallo. "'ell landscaped y.•ith Thi! imm11culale 3 bMroom, sprinklers. Quali1y carpets. 2 bath, all ('lee blln kilrhrn dr11pcs, decorallng is frt'sh with a dishl'.·a.sher, rlhle 11:ar. and Y.'C'll doY.'n, dhle garagr, &ge (opens automaticallyl walk to shopping. See today. 2 VIEW LOTS and 3 BR .. family rm. home, 1~ blk. from ()('{'a n In O:l:'lt. Excellrnl financinit OPEN SUN. 1-5 215 MARIGOLD CLAUDE SHIFFER R1altor 675-0473 fxecutive Ham• $34 . .>00. S bed1·oom5. t>nlry hall. dinini; room. huge fam· ily room. All the huill·in applianct:s, pool sizrd )·ard . 5011'1{) TARBELL 2955 Ha•bor 2-114 Vista. Del Oro Nel'.'Jl'in Beach 644-1133 PARK & POOL Park Lido. 3 BR, 2 Ba. Kil hll·ins. new cpt/drps, trplc, patio. POOL & 3 garages. A condo is thp best in care. tree living_ Asking $33,500. CALL · C!). 6•,·l41' CALL: 675-5726 HARBOR VIEW HILLS A hospitality house v.•hich, ex. lend~ 11n OpC'n arm _ it ha~ a reeling of lrf'ed(lm & nex- ihilily. Truly a prize winner Jrom ex1ens1v" collection of fine homes. 3 Bdrm.s.. 2 baths. On a huge lol. Priced at $.=i.l.500. (ired hill ESTATE SALE 236 Via Mentane Open Hause Friday, S•turday &: Sunday 1-4 PM Beautiful Lido I.sle Home. <I hedroom + formal dining, Compleltly modtrn built.i n kitchen and breakfast bar, largl' i:.undeck. co.,·e"'rl pa. li(I. 2 car garage + large s1orai:;e room or (lf{i~. Cor. ner Joi . s1reer 10 lovely rstrada. A huy a! $66.000. ~·or insprction rail : JEAN SMITH, RLTR. 646-3255 400 E. 17th St., CM and enjoy all !hi" carrfrtt 1un of Condo hvin11:. Rent If or auume lhis loan. T(l!al 1llage Real Estate monthly paymenls of 1175. f62-4471 ( :;:: ) 546-1103 Co.me Sl'P th is now. Full 4 BR "Prrslil?;e" home nn prK:e $23,000. qu it'! rul-dt·sac In north H.B. 5·'. '.fi assumablr lllll.n. 5 yrs old. sharp. clean. C11JJ g46-J8'11 fo r 8.drlrtss, thC'n P.EAL ESTATE ririvf' hy & 5('(' for yoursrlf. HUNTI NGTON BEACH ore. By Oll'nC'r. 194-5311 ''e~v-0~1-vN~'E~.R-.-,-,,-,-.-R-'•. Open '1 days -8:30 to 11 .30 flo\\'nlTiwn. rornf'r lol. $:r.i!} inoomf'. 0(lf'n hnu~f' Sal & Sun, 1229 Dclay.·arr ~I. J M~1ACULATE 3 Brrlroorp $15,100 F .H.A. e EaSISide 5·PleX Re11 lt y Convertible drn. 2 B111hs Anynne quatil!C's ~uhjcet tol"'========= Uni\'. Park Ccnlrr, Irvi ne ~1us1 sf'e lo apprrciale J'HA I.Alan wi1h 61 ~ 11nnual Huntington ~.~~ e Nt1r N1•por1 Po sl Orflt t PRIVATE ROAD can Anytim(' 83.1-0820 Value . $56.9.'JO ~1·ccn1111:e 1·a1c. 1'01111 pay. Harbour 1405 $88,000 Jmma c. 3 BR , den. din. nn.. OPEN SUN. 1 _ 5 OpC'n housf' Sa!, Sun. J.5 mC'nT $148 prr nion!h, SharplW--A-T-!-.R~t-.R-0-,-,.--1-,-;.;.;k.:. lS6 E. 20th Street l ba!h h(lme on lge. fenced 104 VIA LORCA 3 bedroom hotne 11'.listcnlng · ' \~ 0 c · C •• t •.. _,. •-· · 317 POINSETTIA p.....,._, Gill 6T.,..27:l.l y.•i th HARD\l.'000 1''LOORS. BPauty. Sell .cheap or renr. ~ wt . Light airy rooms. mani· ~ .. ; I r Ch o 642 ... fOS cured lawns & beaut. gar· 3 Bdrms. & den. 3 b11. Hdwrl . Bryant \Viest Rltr., NB , 2 luxuriou.s bath!!, modern n or ri~tmas, wner I'!!!!'!!!'!~!!'!!!'!~!!'!!!'!~ I den~: dbl. garagp & Mop, fi rs., open beam ce11'1. Sun. n=RE=o~o~,~ ... -,-.71d~furni~~.-,..,.,-.-.1 built-in k1tchrn . Reiuiy f(lr 1="'=""='="=1======= 1~ Assoc. pool & pulling grttn. ny patio, Newly rede<.'<>r. Il's really not that hard immediate occupancy 0 1 F . V I 1410 1 .C~os.:o:l.:.•~M""-•.:.•.:.• ____ 11_00_1 Best buy in area. S&l.SOO. $61 ,500 to replace. Just watch the huyeni welcome. CALL! ount••n al ay 6°10 FHA LOAN c:.11 '"°"20 10' ,.,.,. D•L•ncy R .. t E••••• ~1,m;~ 1~ .~'"'0"1~~:-w..! Walker & Lee OWNER MUST MOVE! '/4 Bill Grundy, Realtor 2828 E. Coesi Hwy., Cd~! ... , '"" " ""' ......... ~ HOUSES "OR SALE HOUSES FOR SAL& O.Ul Y I'll OT J3 Gentref 100IGtner•I IOOD Gtntral Our 25th Year Results thru Service ·- 546-5440 ONCE IN A LIFETIME You y.·i\I rind 11 Ney.•port HC'ighls hon1t" of thl!I ~i7.P y.·ith th1•s" feature.s al thi!I price: ~xtra large m11slC'r bl'droon1. formal d!11i11~ room. larl!.c catini.: ar1·11. In kilchC'n, laundry rnom In tltt' hous". profl'sslnn11lly l11 nd.<1Cafll"d 11nd mainlain"d rrar yard. All thii; fnr nnl.\ $42.950. S(I hurry! Hurry: Arid Call. 546·5440 NEED SOME ELBOW ROOM? Largr L9 ac1·r. lot In Santa Ana llcights. good f o r horsr>s <)r nur~rry. po.ci.siblc lo US" for unit~. All this fnr S:\8,800. But if you n('('d a hnme, thl'n )'OU had brttrr l!M)k Al this rule ranrh "'''\'-" ..... ·it h 3 hrdroom~. Al· mOst nr1\· ~hakl" shin11:IC' rnof. A r£'al nlct' hnrnf' for horse lovrrs. 546-5440 THAT LARGE FAMILY? Slop lookini;:! Thi~ 11' II! call no\I.•! 4 bt'drnom)l and a dnrmitory. Wa..lkini:; d i~· tant·r t•·1 S l. ,Jnhn's Day Sf'hool or puh!ir elt-mrn· tary srhnnl. l.ar_iir f'lltlni.: 11rra in k11r-hrn. all built· in~. Will srll NO DO\!J'N 1n \lrl!>l (lf small dn\1'n fl-IA in 11nvnnr. Prier unbf'lirv11.blr $:l4.5oo. 546-5440 LET'S TALK TURKEY nvrr thi s cha rml n~ 4 hC'd· roon\ and ronvrrt1hlt: drn. \'nu \\ill "'ant In t:l\'f' I hanks 11rtrr ynu hllvr srrn !hr-vlr\\• this hnn1r off··~. All buillins including d l~h· v.•11shrr, l.AX"11tcd In hC'aull· ful Mrs11 Vrrd<'. Call noy.· fnr a 1)(1rfN:t Thank~1d.,.lnc. 546·5440 CANARY YELLOW end rlran "~ 11. 11i n i)l thi!! :l Wronm and fAmily rnnm in t.1cs11 VrrdP. 1..n"'"s' prlrl'd hnn1r in lhl' 11rr11 Al $27,500. r "a1urC'i> \\'All to 1\·1111 car:w-rs. drR rll'.'s. somC' sharp \1";•111 r11111cr tn 11drl rharnl, All buillin.~ Vn11 h11rf better hurry as thi~ \1·on'I last. 546-5440 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS LOUD AND CLEAR 11nd lhr n"i~hlHn's Ill'(' f'nm· plainin,e at thr prier or this lislln~ f•lr only S.1'1.950. Listrn In \1·h11t vnu i:rl : 3 rxtri.. lRfl!I" hrdrf'iom.~. ma~ '"r brdrnnm h11s ad jolnin~ dres:rdni: rnnn1 nnc'I % Mth. 111.rgc family room, livin,e: room hA!t lnv"l.v flrrpl""" and \l.'ith a liltl" cAsh you can assume 5~ ~ lnan. 546-5440 HAVE YOU USED YOUR GI 17 If ynu 81'(' II Vf.TEnAN & your rliR"ihility has rxrir"d lh('n c-all us fnr y.·r h11\'(' n('1\·s fnr you. Ynu Rre rli.:i· b]C' a,1i11i11 & ,.,." ha \'r 1hr h•ull" fnr )'(IU. It's 4 hrdrorin1s. '2 hAth~. fully r•arpr1"d k Rll hltn~ at lhr lo"" Jnw price of ~:?!l.!l~O. 5illi·:-i410 MESA VERDE'S FINEST Al thr unhf'lir,·11blr prlrr or ~.JR.~OO -fnur Wronm 2 bat11s in lmn1arulatr cnn· dition, O\\'ncN: ha.~ addC'd ma ny extr1t11 ineludr5 \\'1"1 har in f11mily rn<im, ur>- .c;rad('{I carpets & bit n~. Call now for furlh"r d"· tails. 546·5440 ACE-H IGH VALUE II rad1111r~ c:harn1 11.nd Siil· bilit). brimmil'\J:; y.·it h ~ll thr nC'Y.'rS~ fca1un.-;; it de· srrvt-!I 11. "Blue Ribhcin" pinnM upon thii> 3 bed.rm lar,l!.'C' family rooni "''ith "''"' bar and ln\'ely lgrgt' pool al only $39,900. 546-5440 BARGAIN OF THE DAY !Ari:r lflOO sq. fl. l\lrAA \/('rd" 3 bcdroon1 and ram· Hv ronm , , . Pr!Ct'd under 1ri111"krt -\1'<' bt'li('\'<'. et $.1~.;)00. Ni<"' sd1.<' yard y.·i1h rn\'rr('d pa t.in. ron1ylet"ly ff'nrrd. J.l11mc has al bl tn!\ in kl\{·hrn, nice QURlit.~· carpets thruout. 546-5440 WIFE RUNNING AROUND lonk ini: fnr 11 housr~ Then r111l 11!1 no\\' &. pul fl slop tn 11. \\'f' havr that rare as~umablr lnan al 5% r;. payable !209. mn. r .l.T.I. This .1 hf>rl r(l(lm + bonus room or 'I bC'drnom hnmP is lonkinc for somcnn<" Just like her. 546·5440 BUY YOUR OWN PONOEROSA !f )'OU think I'm klddlni: thC'n cllll and !Pt us t~ll ynu Ahnul lhis modcrn 3 hrd· room ranch v.·ith lovely 1·0\'C'rPd pa1io. In fart, 2 ]ovrh· patios. carpets thrU· nut Rr<' ~1·e11 t and pain~ is nr:\t 10 prrf~c:t , Pricf'd at $30.000 makri; lhi!I !I \ittlt' prlte for a little Pnnder- osa.. 5<16-5440 JUST REDUCEO In S.~.930. Tv.·o pa1i~ OOlh l'O\'rrrd. :\ l)f'dmom a nd finishrd honus ronm - ,.,.,.rythini: immarulat(' - 11.~surnf' S25,600, 7r,~ loan. Ch~k into !his lodav:!! 51~·5440 HAVE HOME BUT MUST TRAVEL! That's "'hat our OY.'nC'r sa id and now he i!t gone frnm thiic lovely 4 BR. r R. Dn hnmf' 1\·i1h r111ing area in kl!<·hr11. CarpC't.~ arr Just 2 yrar'!I nr w. hai; all bltns. nlcr ~'ard and the hcsl part is thr financ:in.e. You can 11.si>umr thli> 6% ~~ lrnin 11t lhl" 11rrs"n1 ratf'. Nie!'ly r•riccd at S45.700 m11kcs this "''h11t ynu t'Xf'C'llliVf'S arr looking for. 546·5440 GOLDEN DAYS OWNER UNIT PLUS THREE MORE !in bt'autiful location of. ;1.·1eu. Verde. Owner unit is 2 bedroom or 2 &: dt'n pl us bltn (IVC'n & range. All .the oomforl!; of home plus $470 per month income. Come let u~ show you all the benefi ts. 546·5440 .-. TRADE IN YOUR OLO HOME U-1 your equily in )'(lu r home be your down paymt:nl • 110 addilion.al cost to you, 110 tf you y.•ant a bigger htlm t , t bctter location, but ~ havt'n'I any money. just a home, then call U5 11boul !his lovely 4 bedtoofl'\ ..... 111.mily mom with wet bar'ln' ;\.lf'!'-3 Verde Jor j u 11 $38,500. 546-M4D QUIET BEAUTY i.s tas1elully revealed In th.iii 5 bf'drm home "-i th tunllr rm & 3 baths. BuUI e n . a la~e lot with room t<! children \(I play, Don't rlits\ this lovely home ii you have a gnm•ing la.mily. MS.&4-10 INCOME PRODUCER . 'Vann11 make aoml' dourbt It's like banking your mCll!U when you receive those 1"Ml checks each monlh on thia lll'at well ma Int a In @:d Triplei<. Three 2 Btdrms $36,500. Owner anxious · • mil all offers. 5-4&- MESA VERDE BEAUTY Cuslom drapPrits thruout. ac(-ented with bf>aut\ful thick cat'Jl('1!1. 4 Large bedrooms, fan\i\y room and 3 balks make thi.s a rlistinctivt a outstanding home. This wt:ll loca1l'rl homt convt'nient all al't'ai> is IPncC'd by bl ,.,all. Call now lo see fh sclt>etion. 546- GRACIOUS LIVING 4 Large bedrooms with faml-' ly room and fcirmal dinirc room ofl('r gracious living bl one of Cos!& Mesa's finest area.~. Cnnv('nit-nl to all Areas. Asking s;;l,9S0.54&5ffl> SUNNY SKIES SURF & SAND Are ready for the lnwstof looking Jor duplexes. l.Arg~ nrw 3 bedrm u.nil1 w\111 private sundecks, Walkin,· distance to beaches " Qeau1iful Coron11 del Mar~ Pri«d al $69,WO. 546.SMq HAPPY HOLIDAY ' ' • And JrY.('!"rl ni!:;hts art' Jump Into your heated ~ yours whrn you buy on Chriltmali Day, the water; 1his hornC'y thrC'e hl'drnnm \s llnr and lhis shimmeri~ hu11J:aln"" It 's unusual, Cl'}'S!al clC'ar pool ls 1u fu~rtlonal and rharmin.e-munrled by tropic1tl palm • $2;,00 .'\'_ill handle. Has f•~r· 1 rt cor l\\'e landscap;og. I 111a l d1n1ng Brr~. IATJ.rl" II\'· ani e a • ini.: rnrim \vii h firrplarl", A corne~ lot offering max ! cxi.:cllenl potenliaJ. imum privacy. Al!lll \nclud • VA/FHA 546·5440 1 1~ a CU5lomizrd. • hedrm j ha lh home. Ideal lncaUon. • l'lo!>lr 10 pa.ck & 1chools, ju11t i S43,900. 546-• . COLLEGE PARK I TEXAS SIZE Asi;umablt by riew (lwncr on1'!!~~~!!'!~~~~~~===~644-;;~m~o====.1~"~'~"°~";·======= 3 bedroom, 2 bath I: family.[• Lari:-{' fa mily, nr('d larcr 5 Bedrm tw>me • al!IG hl.8 3 hnmr? Th<'n this is _thr nne baths, ideal for largt family, t you hR \'" he-en looklnt:" for. near shops & achool1. Im· • · four Ian::<' bt-droon1s + . _.,. ! ' "ll1dy + hu~<' OOnu~ room. maculate . cond1t1nn, '''':"IC , A Dt>mrAtor Jkll)!ht! Land· free l lv1n~ room w 11 h ' i;cR1X'd .... 1th pridr. So just lirep18Cf'. A must to ~ a l mnvP rii;:-hl in, to Vel:r; NO only SJS,590 546-5440 Rt'altors R•duces P rice S2 000 ASSUME FHA LOAN OOWN-ro anyone a small 2790 Harbor Blvd . 111 Ad11ms Lovrly lliri;:r ~1 tx>clrm l 11i1 .... ·n. Cal l now for furtht'r YOUR Localed near .schools & shop. Gtner1I lDOOGeneral lOOOG•neral !000 ping. !-'ull prict $27.500 Y.'lthl------------------------------- payments only $170/mon1h, incl. pr1n. in!, taxes & ins. All l'XtrAs . fil'l'pl1ce, hutlf. ins, carpe11. dr11pe1, shake roof. Just !Isled. See todas. CaJI 54o..1151. ' . HiRHAVl • ;' -•" ' r ' Open for Inspection SHARP 3 bedrnom, 2 ~lh flleu Verde home, N ,. ,,.,. shag carpets, quiPt tralllc- lrtt street. Clo..ce to all achool5. Ov.'lll'r mo.,·1ng h8rk to Gttmany, mu~t 11ell? High 1ssum11blt" 6";. loan. .. ith pymnts of only sin per mo, incl laxt:s & ins Open Eat Ii?. Sun 12 10 5. 3L3.'i SumAtrA nr C'all Wry. Heritage R.!::. ~1151 1'75 PLACENTIA Top Location Idtal, small M·l facility S.t:,500 • C.ood Term1 CaJI : hlr. R()bin110n DAVIS REALTI' 642-7r.ttl for Ft1I tttUIOI .. Call "Thi' Hot Linc" Dl!ly Pilc>I OuaUitd S©ll~lA-~£trs· The Punle with the Built-In Chuckle HY RAD I! . i-,l,_...,l_,,l'..-..1-1 "How d id you got thot . _ . . awful cold ?" '-...L-'--'--L-' "I work in a b rewery ond I I E L A T U M 1101 down on o -." .,...,..-TT".,..-,... ... r-i fl• 1• rJ / I' 1 1 I' O COl'l'ln1er• th• chvc~I• quol'id by l1U1n9 lfl th• rrii1t1no WCM"d you d•"•lop frOrll 1l•P No, 3 b.low. • ~~~~~~~E~lTTElS I' 11 11 r 1i I' I'· I· 6 ~SC.~i\lml" '0 I I I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 9000 56-046,1 Open '111 9 P~t ha!h. 'Good tf'rms: Un~J(';. S3f4•/. INTER EST /details. 546-5440 LAST CHANCE $50 DOWN prict"rl' Braulifully m11inl!'int>d Vil-la Pa(·lfit Condominium, rn buy a $39,ao<> home In Ii " Or assumable 5'.<ii':;. FHA HAFFOAL REAL TY \Vrll ln<'ated to recreation-FOR RENT $50.000 neighborhood. Just : loan 1vail1bll', pay11hll' $1211 842-440S 11 facilitirs, 3 brdrm.~. 2 r<'du<.'t'd, lhls 4 l'ledroom Ir ; , pt'r mo. incl flt.Xf'll an d i"'========= l tmlhs. ownrr 1.'f'ry 11nxinus l..Arge 2 ~room spar!mrnt family room home • brln!j: ~, 2rH'n feel!. :t B«!room 2 Orange County 1600 11.nd v.•111 hr·lri wllh dny.·n -rloi;e 10 1>hops and itehools. I your paint brush l fncrraM !• ba!h Corxlomlnlu1n, fire-paymC'nl. As~umf' lnan "'i1h I ~ncl11dcd in prict nf f1 7000 1115 value .,~,.hlle ynu are fhtrr. plac ... rA heat. Plcc bltns, SELF-CLEANING imynlf'nts of S t7o rer 1s itll blhn.~ plu~ 11: bath.J Terms llN' 0f'lllhle, M givt •,. crpt11, <I~. refrii;: .. "''asher, lectr1t' r11ni::e and oven and f'S. tn.s.. malnl<'nllnrr r,,,, a now (or inforrn111ton. u11 a ca.II before 11'.s ton : E . mnnth inl'I pt'inc .. int .. tAX· 1 C II dryrr. 2'lo steps lo shopping. auton1atic sprinklrr systcni and y.•atcr. · 546-54•10 546-5140 t Jale. Ml).544() • Se1! today. PLUS 4 Jar;.:C' hedrooms anrl J ; , 11 11· x .1:r llimlty TOOm . l-""fRr e(lrnrr Int v.'ith boo I parkuig. SACRlf'ICE PRICE ONLY BELOW MARKET 1'6.000 TO GI OR n" $18,500, 3 Bedroom :l bath, BUYF.P. elee bltn rangf! & ovt;n, L1rwin R11lty, Inc. prbagP. dlspMlll, f.A hf'a1, 962-61U Anytime upgi-aded wall 10 Wllll crp•.~.1======"==== dr:ape1, l&rse 60;d00 fenced S1nt• Ana 1620 lo!. dbll' garaat, paymt"nt1 D"'~IRARLf'.. , _ . I lieu than renl yoor down ~ • ..... "'allOn n will handle. ' S.A. 2 B~. lrJi: lam rm, pool. Call all :> pm wkdys, Sat & Sun, 897-1238 . I' 1'l.11e Re.ii lsta te .. tiJ..4471 ( =) 546.tlOJ L•oun• B••ch 1705 PAUL-WHITE- ' CA~~~~~N 1 ~-~~~~~~-11 J 1+-+....-..+-i--1 546-5440 -- ·:· • 1 i '• " .. .. • " • '• .. : . '. .. " . ' • '. AS.WME 6 ":fi lnerM br, 2 OCEAN VlE\V Home 2 Br .• 2 ba.. pAtto w/brlck S.B-Q. BR. w/multi·u!ll' r(lo m . M I I Chrl --,_, ~OIL!Q ) ove n ()r •tm•.~. Blln&. applian('f'~ co1npl. !, l •Owner, 847-<>509 + (arpt'tl!'d. Bala~ p·11,er sELuNa Your"""" "Li"" ""m" 131.no. " + ""w'. 1093 Baker, Costa Mesa . 'I with u11 .. &ell ll f11t , Dally 102.1 Katl!'Ua. figg....J()OO or Ptlot Cl•uilil!'d. 64Z...'i6T3 4!n-4084. • ------~------------.... --------------------- ----------- RINTALJ . RINTALS RINTAl.S • Apts. Fumllhlll Apts. Punljthool H..,11.,.... llMclt _..._..lngtwi ~ ·- Ill TAL• RENTALS 111.INTALS Apia. Pilmlthod H""'H Unlumloiled Aph. Pumloiled Apia. Ful'!'loiled L-INcl! 1115 Nowpen...... i2oo1l--"'------1 ._o.n"--.,.-•_l_~----1 Cpst•Moo~: '1JO I-------- --'{HE VERY ?<let 2 B•'. WI""· Unlv•rslty Perk '237 J st F REMARKABLY Coot• MoH ~ '4l00 /l Q 11 SEA SHANTY mo. 1113 W.,JllJ"ia B!Yd, I or UNBELIEVABLY I BR rum. WCY"G.:I util, ol..t • 't JVi · •. O.po1,l.q•d.*3&-1... s· I Ad It EXTRAORDINARILY pool,, ...... dt ...... ,... a uin a ermotla NEEDS SOME WORK 3 BR •• D.R.,' b ....... 1.120 1ng e I s BEAUT1"UL ' Situa~ °" a bluU, OVER-aiiyahom 22U 3 BR., F.R., 2~ bt •••. $300 v.1 O'l1er• o.rc1.,, Apt• Adult•, no pet£ M2--2$83. Casull estite living. Enter La Quinta Htr- LOOICn'iG 'THE SEA, wrn-1 3 BR, + hup. bonus roorn; South Bay C1ub ts a whole Adult• no i>.et.s 1 BR.-kltal IQr Bachtlor. .JTIOSl'I lu!h green atmosphere & &troll \ree- AN J...wt. rNSPIRJNC':VtE\V 2 BR turn. 3811 Baylhon Dr. month to month ••••••• $350 new way or life ded(ned Putting gree:~ waierfall &: Drp.1, w/w crp11, pool, priv lined walk ways to your apt. or n1E WHITE suru· Open Wttkencll. J213) WE llAVE OntERS! jUJt for 1lnele ~pie. It's stream na""';._evtrywhtrt balcony. $135/mo . .Ml'..fi682. ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED p OUN D t N G DN TI~E 821-l!lotS tor appt or fun living with warm, dy. '5' pooi, rte, room, billiards: NOW Rentlng.J Br fllrn, 11:d 1 BR. Unf. $150 -Furn. $180 ROCKS BELO\V, An::"haic;l="~>-3514=·:.,· =====;;I namlc nelchbon. Jf1 a BBQ's, SaUl"la, rum.-unfurn, loc, rte "1'!, htd pool. No 2 BR. Unf. $175 -Fum. $210 olc1 hoose W I t Xlertor of 3f S750.000 Clubhouse w Ith Singlet, 1 BR, t BR + den. chlldru. Sl.0/mo: 646--S$24. 3 SpaC. flr. j>lana, decor. fumishlngl: livt 11.«thPn!d sh•k~•. red brick Lido Isle 2 l health club, aaunu, awtm· 2 RR. From $135, ~ ii! within romantiC setting w/fun or privacy. chimney,ol•d<Hd 1tont wa01l11. s BR., ,~ ha. waterfront wlng poo1-1, party roo, dm,.,bil. 3)()8 Parsonii Rd., 642-8670. N•wPC!rt Bt•ch 4200 Terraced ~l, prl. sunken ga.s BBQ's w/ Authenlic e ite• cout oor hom w/dock on Lido Nord liards, r aai rt ne: Between llarbor Ar: Newport BAYFRoNT APT. seculded. Beating ,com. pl. w/Rlmada & Foun· plan tPalure11 unique liv. rn1 . 1u! M h • lJ:t \Vf!!ltem Dank Bld&. range, tenni' courta, pro. _ 2 Blk N. ]9th. "'Ith 1''IREPLACE z., ME-$ """" ant Univ~:r&it)' Park 8nop &od ttsldent tennia pre. Furnished Studio w/ maid lain. ', 3 BR 3 Ba oH·ll'l lP.r homC" D a3• "101 N' ht I ' • • • '!J! • 8 I &ervice. W~te Daify Pilot * Color co-or'.· "t w"', i•d'1rect l',•ht;,9, TAI 11000 WI1'1~ BTLT-IN ' ' . ays -1n S s1··gl•, l & 2 Bedroom Jux. I ~ ,,,_ "P c:r iu 11 " • ' t I hed ••so month • " rue up '""' "'"'" Box M·lO, 33o W. g .. ., St., I l * Pl h h I BENCH SEATS Cros11 lin1. urn 1 ·" "..... ury aputment. with all the STUDIO It 1 BR. Apt.s Co!ta Meia, £ali "'I * De ux a r'an9a ,o¥ens Ul • •9 crp 9· bPrf'd Cf'lllng, in°thr bulwark Bill Cl'\lndY. Rltr. S4Z-4620 modf!rn conven.!Mce. avail-e Color TV, phone .serv, poot 1,;;;:;;=.,;i,:;"";c:....,== * Bonu1 storage spac;a * Co¥. ca rport 11esign of a 11hip'J cabin. DON'T DELAY! able. Furnished and unfum. e J..inetlli, maid serv .avail. OCEANTFRONT -LOVELY * Sc;ulpturad marbla·pulfman &: t ilt baths SPACIOUS, Gt.A SS EN-Balboa l1l•nd 2355 CA~L US TODAY!. lshed. •Children&: p·· "ction Furnished 4 BR, v;aterfall, * Ete9ant re creation room. CLOSED ~LARIUM FAC. 010 so Be I · 'b 31' 4 BR, 2·-1. balhs ....•••. $350 *SUNNY ACRES* SZ7J/n\O. Win ier. 5302 FURNISHED MODELS OPIN DAILY ING TO THE SEA. OU> l ha, waicrt~~~~'me .t 12 bi-~ ~ :~" ~·~0 ~lo, • ·•••• ~ AtODEI-5 OPEN DAILY 2376 Newport Blvd. 548-9Ta5 Seuhore Dr. &f2-1265~ · ~lk .from Jiuntington Center, San Diego CALLE\' TYPE KITOIEN 1 ba. Garaet spt. Dock. 3 BR . 2 Ba 1' ho~ ....... $.'WO 10 A.J\.f.. 9 P.J\.f. CLIP THIS AD,.. 3 BDRM , 21A bath, Wnily Frwy .. GoJdenwest Collea:e. \\'1111 DORMER Y.'tNDOW. BUI Grundy Rlfr 642-46XI · · 11 se .... good !or $2 on night'• room, frple, blt-ina:. Pool. San Diego Frwy. to Bu.ch Blvd., s. on T~~~er~~~ ~~:~· IIAS 1010 SO. Bayfront : 4 br. l~ (i\· red hi"ll R:1~:~oF$~~M :~:::: ;ee;·~re~t.1 :::~~=· BR ·s. Bel aQch, 3· blHks. to Holt; W. o7n 1 :ol:.~..s:Wi' \VITIISTOOD THE RAVAG· ba. 11.·aterfroot homr-& 2 br. . ·' FOR you &: room·male on \'.'inter rentals. Adult•, no · • Uinta trmosa : 11 ~ OF W E SEA FOR 1 ba. garage apt. [)o(k. " NEWPORT BEACH guaranteed payment plan. l!"~'!'·c_!'S275~/!':m~o.:_.!61~3-8088~~· ~I ============:==:==:=o=:~~~~ MAN'{ --YEARS. It ('(lUld Bill Grundy Rltr, 642-4620 REALTY . U I P ~ Center Irvin• 880 Irvine Ave. Unusual NEW unit gives ea. 2 BR . Furn apt, Util peid. '\.-• a lot ot tt"•irs. H's RENTALS n v. 3 '". ' .... r JI · • ,_, " · Santa Ana ' '"' ~ Cail A tim 833 ,.,,_ u Y pnvate areas en ... ,,, ,... __ &•. Yearly. B1IL~-4300 no1 'rtally a 11hack. IT'S A Hou••• Unfun\llhecl ny e ..,.,,..., Irvine & 16th /f 1 bath be d Vil.Ill ------- SEA SHANTY . Ottered for ~=ii~~~ 8~ilo, n:frig~.:il 1 -=~~96S-~l~193~· ~-....,.. J :;-;:-:;:;-;:-;:::-;:;'.:::7.: STANDARD ,J4NOR $2.5,500 llULL PRICE Gtner1I 3000 E•st Bluff 1714> 64S.05SO rec. racilil ies. Available 2 BR. Del~e Pool.side Apt. 2 Br.13lhl:i E. B 1 ay. W~~er s1200 Lg lowly 1 BR, nu turn, drpl OPEN TO OFFER~ 3242 mid-Dec. From s 11 O. Newly decorated. We11tClifl. mon Y· yr Y av ... · nq. & pnt. Util pd, Adults, DO OWNER MAY CARRY * BUNGALOW * 3 BR., l ~ ba ..... ,hou... SOUTH BAY CLUB 646-0013. sm. 67>-8230 ., 642.<;214 No. c . 613-1~1. 548-ml. ..... SllO. Come ... tht TIIE FINANCING Clean 2 RR, new cp1s. Gar-Decorator's home. Pool. Acapulco Apts attractive, 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths BAYFRONT 1 Ii: 2 Br furn best. 1009 Standard, 541-9494. MISSIOJ:ol REAL TY ai;f', fenced lor kidll & pet, cp1s, drps. No pe1s. $350 Mo. APARTMENTS Pool, Utll paid, Garden \V in1er rental1 tl.c>ceanfront) apt. µui pd, Wlnter or yrly. 98.i So, Coast H11.·y .. Laguna $145. Corbin-Martin 644-1662 • • • living. Ariults, no pe111. AAB~B~EE;:Y:,,!REA~~L~T;Y~~64~2~-3850~ J ]G'j"~Y~c;..,..,:'.:;;;;;;'~'~"~· f."~"'i.;;'-:';;; J L•guna Be•ch Phone (714) mG731 BLUE BEACON 'BR, $115. I BR, $145 oc-EANFRONT •·••• r-1-. 3 BR + "'""'"bl• Mn"' $30 WK"LUXURY RENTALS Apia. Puml1hed •' . 4620 C705 RINTALS ·Aflf!· fumloheol Mlulon 'Vlei• UNIQUALID IN SIT· TING Oil, LOCATION MISSION VIEJO'S,,. CASA LOMA • APARTMENTS Adiactnt to Miiiion VifJo'• Famoua Golf and C&untey Club in the Hl!Art of Amtri. ca·, Mott Sucetaaful PJan. ned C.Ommunljy. APARTMENTS. ONE AND lWO BEDROOMS. roJtN. ISHED OR UNTIJJtNlSHED e Paliol and Baleen.let i • Ran.ae a.nd Ove111 • Cal'pet11 and Dr1pe1 • Lease or Month ti M~. ' • Alr Conditioned e SwimmiD&" Pool •. e Mo&ils Open Dally 10 A.M. to 6 P.M, 1110 to ll05 I Ea11y aeceu to achooll, 1"k· rtation ctnten, aou. rttt. aun.nb, ahOPPin&, tbMtrf, library tnd parka. Phone: ITI4) 831-9790, SAN DIEGO FREEWAY sount TO LA PAZ ROAD. LEFi' TO APARTMENTS: Comfort Zoned A~1ta featuring central Air OlQ4i. tionln&. * 3 BP.. 21~ ha. ~plit ltvel. Bay Live whtrt the fun isl ...... HOMESITE * 645-0111 \'iev.·. $4511 Mo./lease JSOO Wallace Ave, C.M. gar. $200'. Adlt11, no ptts. Bay&. Octan. $.150 yr!y-$300 REALTOR 673-2222 -========= NEW FURNISHED AP'I'S l..'w';';~"''°;''.,';'."'.::3-8088:;"~· _,,...:.=:-l =w~;="'='='·=646-8==2=ll==== &. up. Bachelors, singles, 1 ======:===i:I Almost 1" acr,, Spectaculsr LANDLORDSll ~ R 12 BR E'drm, 11teps to bch,.alt util, Ciplstrino Btech 47JI ocean 1: coastline vitv.·11. One •• 3'250 Cost• Mtll 4100 BACllELO . MOBILE Home 2 BR, Lido rsle 4351 htd pool, linens, rec rm, of the few prime building 1 :C::0::•~0:::n::•..:d::•::l..:M;;::.•:_•_.=:: FROM $l30 MO. Baysid~ Village, furnished. restaurant, cocktails, danc-SINGLE Or couple lo •hare° sittll ttmainirl&' in Laguna. V i....._ n-a.• Ed-' l.,.1i\1ACULATE 2 Br, den. QUIET·EASTSIDE c'"iit.~Po';;;;;m:Coo"-;';;;';:"-'-;';;'·'k64ii~-""ru·':l ,A~d~I~~;;· ;;":;"'~·;,2~13:;:''~';"-'::':;"::;·-;;;;-1 1 BR. l.rg clo.sdets. Pool. ing, home Private rm.~ ~n"'l .. lrri11:ated & plan!ed with a aca.ncy ,., .... .,.ems ~ .~,, din'g rm, lrpll", drps, crpls. Lsi Furn 1 BR $160 $30 11.•k-l per, v.•/kit SJ5, * OCEANFRONT 1 BR. Shuffle boar . Ne·i Village Inn Hotel Aptl f.!n lrance, pra1e 4,,..... • great varir-ry ol . "!t• J'REE 11upply of quahlied l250. Nu pets. 6i3-6974 Sal I< Private patio. Frplc, Locked ~laid &er, linens, TV & tell.', Yearly $175/mo, cpl/drps. Util pd, 1884 494-9436 S2'J. wk-SHJJ. mo., furn. apt. around the future building tenant• at 00 cost to you. Sun&. Evts. 102 J\iarguerile Adu! nl ts Seal.ark Motel 2301 Npt 673-2259 or 644-5912 c':''=""'='v,::;':=':'''o;·=C='='== 1---------TV, linens, utilltie11 incl., DO ar $27 500 Call • Allk lor LEE or OLA garage, .ts 0 Y. nope · Blvd. ~7445. ,..,,,;:.:,:..;::::.°""-C;'""-";;-= I - ea. • · 832•6600 I BR. ne11·ly dee priv house. 2035 Full•rton ATTRACTIVE 2 BR. 2 BR, 1 ba, OR 3 BR, 2 ba, Balboa Island '355 ~"=''='=9'-507==8=, ='92-;,.'342=.==I Crpts, drps stovt, refr1g. See Manager at: oceanfront apt for rtnt. May --'-;,.:....;.c..__; ___ _ ~O I,,.,~ *CUDDLE UP* Adt1.~., no' pers. $150. 146 Melody Ln (around corl Quiet. Pool. Adults {w/teeru; rent unfurn. 213/596-1709. 2 BR, compl furn. Blln kit, Dina Point 4740 ._,,/T'Q/,M11~ 671--1953. okl. $155. 642-9520, 642-2825 new cpts & drp1. No chldrn, ta ok. REAL ESTATE by l~e tirepl~ce. Nice 2 br. CHAR.,.1ING home, 3 BR, 2 • $30 WEEK & \Jp BONUS ARRANGEMENT Corona dtl Mar 4250 no pets, S2'l5 yrly, 673-6945. SI~G~~p1!itl:°°i;.J"A Ma- choice locahon. Tot3 OK, b I \V lk to '---.. h•• 1 BR. or STUDIOS furn w/ -r.•RN . 2 Br. apt. Close to all ,., ___ H 1190Glenne~St. $135 a, un urn. a ug.., r v LOVELY 2 rm Ar: bath, pvt rina Inn, 34111 ......... 1 W)'. ~ ... ,, U""'~16 B.LUE BEACON & shop·g. 675-53r.! comp!, kilchcn. Free linens, shopping. A.rlults only. No tlJ Huntington '9•c:h 4400 •~ ~~ 2 8 u r ho 1 he ated pool, a.ir-eond, TV & pets. Inq. 1791~ Rochester, entrance, u pd, No EMERALD BAY * 645-0111 * r. n urn use, or maid service avail. c ook 'g -d r i nking-Ref's.. Fr•• Service To Condominium 4950. furn), S180/mo unfurn. CM. Working ,.non, $100 mo. T I Luxurious hilltop borne wllh l---~-~-=~• Cal 94-22JO Daily & Monthly rattg FURN Bach•lor & 1 Br. 67~ ""2l. enan s * REPOSSESSED * , ..... taeula.r surt &. coastal RENT • A • HOME 1 -==~;:;'='====== .._,. Nev.port Blvd., at 21st, E . II . 1 ....vo * 1 BR. 2 blks. to ocean, PARK LIDO . N•-· u.., • .... ~ 1. -"U xcept1ona y nice R full d 1 So ~·· u1 an1 -« vie11.1J. Spac, liv. rm., lge. $95. & UP Balboa 3300 • 642-2611 • I d CM 2-B . Y crpl • poo' . ..~. Ad ts y, Hughes, Newport. 2 BR., 2 1unroom, atp, din. rm., 4 ALL SIZES. ALL AREAS 1:::.:.:::;:: ____ _c= B/Americard e M/Charge 2110 Newport B v ~ ol Hwy. Close to shops. Tradewinds Rlty. 847-8511 SA, bullt:lns, !ireplaee, »001. bdrma., l'il batha, vitw YURN. OR UNFUR.i~. $325/MO. Peninsula; 3 br/2 fi£ / Mo. Deluxe Mobile l Br completely lurnished. Adull.s Sl.85. lse. 673-821.3. LRG attrac 2 Br. Avail now. complete: mntce. Sell « dtck5 . $115.001. ASK FOR JODI ba. Yrd·pa lio-frplc. Btk to Home w/scrttn p o r c h, Bltns, $130. Nr Fairview & SM apt, cozy, lmmac, nr Pool. Kids&: pell ok. $1.59. TIME FOR leUP. Owner '94-2313. Tur,,.r Associates 132-7800 Bay. 673--7420. d 1 Baker. 5'15-1882. beach. Respon!ible young 847-8335, 9&8-1510. RENTALS 1 ..,.--~~:;;~;;;;--;-I..=:=,=='"'-==== comp!, !urn, hea1e poo . ll();j N. Coul H11.•y., La.g!.lna * COOL IT * adul!Ji, no pet~. 4 Seasons • BEAUT. Bach & l Br. lady only, $125, util paid. * 1 & 2 BR. Crpts, drps, .... Unfu llhtd 494-1171 ANYTIME Huntington Beach 3400 2359 Newport. S48-&32 apt. $29.50 wkly & up. Box 513, (brona dtl Mar. bltns. 733 Lakt. 53&-3700, QUICK CASH ,_.;. ... =t.;.1''-".;.....;.'"...;.. ___ , . EMERALD BAY Delux l BR, 2 ba w/poo.I, Sl.50-MO Avail lZ/l . 2 Br . .=_e::_:ASc:SUM:.:::.::E:.::_T:.:%:_W:.:A:.:N_e_ Furn .. incl util. 546--0451. CHOICE 2 Br. 2 Ba., So. of _SJ6.0 __ 275_. __ . _____ 1 Gener1I 5llO Just !isled! Attr. traditional ~J;s$1~all lo 11.•aIJ, Child house, ·3 on Joi. Encl gar. Cotta Me~ll : 2 BR Howie CLEAN apt for l person over Hwy, Elec. bltns, cptJ;, drps. $125 LG mdrn 1 BR nr heh TH ROUGH A 3.BR, 3 Ba., sep. liv, rm., BLUE BEACON priv fncd yard. Call Sa t or + 14) 1 BR •Plll. Room 2 35, W-11ide. Util pd, Pool. $250 Mo. Rllr 673-2n'l 536-4261 . $145 2 BR Midway din rm & lam. rm. * Sun. &36-19'41. 500 SIOS. 548-2407 City 892-5334, 347-5169 n6 Eme~ald Bay , ;75,000 * 645-0111 S2S5 Lux 4 Br, 3 BA, walk to ';~·000· Crosa S6, ' NE\V Delux 2 Br duplex, enel :B:.:•::lbu::::;:_ ____ ..:4=300 -,=Bc:R....::::be.:...:,=,,";fl\ll""y-'fo=rn!~sbed-. RENTAL FINDIRS • Shov.·n hy 11PPI. HACIENDA& HORSES t>Pach, sc.hool5, parks, op-LOLITA Garden! _ Fum gar, pallo. bltns. Westcliff PENINSULA BAYFRONT Bltns. 1 blk Imm ocean. DAILY PILOT Frff To Landlords Bill Grundy, R•altor Two glory Spanish home on lion ok, immaculate. de.l uxe 1 br & df'n v.•/patio. -'-'-"-·-•_1>-_18_4',...~-~~-1 3 Br. 2 l>Rlhs furn. Winter _lc_l_Olc_lm_o._SJ6. __ 201_0.___ 645-4111 83.1 Do\'er Dr., NB 642 -46 20 2 acres of ground. Bring 962-7524. Infant ok. S145 mo, Phone FURN 1 br duplex suitable rental, }'rplc . $300 month Sl\.lALL Beach Hotel-Men on· ANT AD 411 W. tttll, Celte M-e $73,500 • the kids, lhe pets and the 1 '3~B~R~.~,~.,.-.-,-,,...,-, 7drp-,,-,~,-.,.cd, R.19--0959. 12191 Erli111ter nr tor 1 or 2 girls. DAVIS REALTY 642-7000 ly. Apts ;85/mo. Util pd. ··w 2-STORY. l.000 Sq, Fl. horl«'s. S250. cul-Oe-sac, bJtn1, $220 mo. Harbor &. 1!hop'11; cenrer. ~,,,.c"'c:ll-_:28:.:7_:3_:•_117•~' ,..1..cp_m __ 1 e $25 WK-OCEANFRONT 5.16-7056 $175 SPARKLING new 3 Br/2 Bil, lh•ing/rm &. STAR* LET 776-7330 714/841-9471 or 2131347-2843 SMALL Bachelor apt, older 1 BR, spacious, 1125, f<>ince, Lovely Bal"helors. 1-Bdtm.B _A_CH_E_IJ)_R-.-,-,-rn,..l•,..htd-.-,-til-'. &42-5678 deluxe 2 br apt. Dtt"Ot'atw lamily/nn, 2/fp's. S1~Nr ~an 2 Br kid/pet * l Br. 2 ba, lenced yard, adult11, $85/mo. all util. pool. Adults, 1993 Church, Maid ser, Pool. ut il, 2 blO<'ks to beach nOO/mo. colon. 3S6 E. 17th St., CM *GOODTER~l l *n~• ~ -u' •m---=-·r~~==~·======L"'=ll-~~=·~========~·~67~-~"~·~==~C;~;·~~~~'~·===~~~======~~~~~i~~====~~ 404 Emerald Bay kid/pt! · 342-5032. 4 M- 2609 Broker. 534-698J l ,CL~E~AN:;;="3"'B~r~Fc-rp°'k-."'r""•n<ed-.,., .,1r;•;in;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;5;2;;3;1;;tr;;•;;;n;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i5;;231;;;1;";;;;;n;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;5;;231;;;;;;1;;r;v;;ine;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;S;;2;;31;;;1;r;;v;;ln;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;5;;231;;;;;;1r;;v;in;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;S2;•;~ 31,i AC. in Cf'n!tr of Laguna. $:90-Ut il pd . 1 Br on ocean, $225/mo. 4782 Sc enario. ~~ Slttptr. $40,000. Rltr. P.O. child ok. e Sli.J ull pd, 2 Br 962"6419. Bolt SlJ, Lquna Beach. Oceanvu. Brkr. 5.~. Legun1 Niguel 1707 Coita Mesa 3100 4 BR, 2 BA, new crpls, drp.s, bllnl!. S235 per m o . TradC'\\'inds Realty 847-8511. 4 BR. 2 BA, 2 sly Pacese11er. SOUTH COAST R.E. view, many xtras 29951 PROP. MGNT DIV Fountain V•lley 3410 :t.torango trsn5le rred , S375 under-priced-$31.950 collect 4 BR, 2 BA-pool ...... $2.10. 3 BR. Townhouse -~2645/963-l~l6. 4 BR, l~~ BA ········• $275 crpts, drps, wasner/dryer, 2 BR, 2 BA • 11pt ..•••• $155 elec range, di!hwasher, Condomlnl"m 1950 CALL 543-3424 rum~ rm. r« lacililies L'-'--------VACANT & CLEAN 5 bl>drm incl pool &. uuna ba.ch. $13,500 home + faro lly room, only 41.,:":"-'=ll'l"'-====== f\tea1 of the ye at!!! Roomy yn old. Out of 11tate owner!· 4 bPdroom, 2 bath and fam-will lease, or lea.se/oplion! Lagun• Baich 3705 ily room townhouM. No S2'J5 pr-r month. Call agent. 2 BR, 2 BA, shag cpls, drp5. n1ore yard work lor you; 546-4141 bltins, open beam ceilings &. M11ny extras .•. ~ll now. LOVELY 2 Br. on quiet vieiv. 1 yr old. $235 mo. !Inve~t?r1· chf>ck ttn.s one) streel, new paint &: drps, 494--04 46 494-507l Larw1n R•alty, Inc. clo~e 10 11hopp'g, Garde'ner.1-=_.,_. _c_--~~- 962-6918 Anytime $l60. 135 Wtelo Dr., c .M. 3 BR., 2 Ba ., 1mall home. blk from town & beach. Apirtments fer 646--0li&f! Crptg. f'lr heat. $225/mo. Sal• l9IO $19G. ATTRAC. 3 Br. + util. Call 673-M70 ------1 room, yard " patio. No,1,,~,o=o=E=.R=N~D=re-,m-H~ou-.,-,~, I Ne11.· 4-Pl,lr:: pPt11. E-t ld r. 644-421.2 BR -beamft -i:hag -trplc I t>PEN HOUSE {Sun 15th At e MESA Verde, Large 3 BR, trees. Bl lins-I'f'fri~. Walk to I 21762 Brookhursl-Apt. A.l 2 ba, frplc, Din'g rm. beach. $275. 6i3-3l7l. Low ON, . Gd. F'.nancin~, Breakfasl ~· fncrl )'ard. LSE 3 br, 21., ba. ocean vu, 1 Dbl-dtp .• t ine ln~tstmtn · $2'.r.i. ;,.i8-8124 or 540--0190 nr evel"}1h lni;i:. Quir-1 area. Jay W. 'liests: 64;>-:l!J'ill or 3 BR, }"am/nn, fenced yd. SJOO /lllJ. 494-640!l, 4M-5167. 968-9117. 210.1 FPdf'ral, $200 mo. A\'au l========= lllEfllTALS no11.·. 6Th--0764. evt's. Laguna Nlgu•I 3707 Hou11a1 Furnished HOUSE In court, 2 Br. Crpls, . , drpg patio, 916 \\'. 17th St. $250, LSE, 3 BR, 2 ha, VIP~'. 20DI N A CM. Eves alt 6. cp~•: drp11, Beach &. pool o. • pnv1~ge. 830-4171 General * Oc:eanfnlnt * M.;;v.rdo 3110 RENTALS $90 in('ludinit ur11. Groovy Aph. Fumlshtd 1 BR. SinglP1 fine. Avail TWO 3 br. 2 ba. Nice areas.1--'------- l'IO\\'. S225 It $250. Ava.ii 12/5 &: General 4000 BLUE BEACON , 12/15. Eve11 838-6.141 * 645-0111 Newport B•1ch 3100 RENT FURNITURE RENT • A • HOME CHARMING Ells!bluff Park * DmECT TO TENANT $95.00 & UP hon1e. Ne11' 3 br, 21 ~ ba 24-Hr. Delivery AU. l'IZES. ALL AREAS "·/pool & club lscil. Beaut. 100~ Purcha:i;e Option nJRN. OR UNFURN. gtten belt11. Profc5S. df.'cor. Complete 1 BR Apt u ASK 1-'0R JOD I for aale $41,900 or le11sc Low a1 $22/mo. 132-7100 1425 nio. I rn med. OC· 30-Day Mlnimum $90 Ull pd I Br on OCt'an. cupancy . 644-6349. * \VlOE VARIEIY child ok. e $1!Kl u•ll pd, 2 l BR/21! bit, lam/rm, ~ CUSTOM FURNITURE Br . Oct-anvu. Hkr ~4~9llO. frplc11. 2!!00 sq. It . Kui.11 Ok . RENTAL 1.,;:,;z=:;==:=.;::=::::;~1 2300 Heathr-r Ln. Aviul 1211 517 \V. 191h St., CM, 5-\8-34111 Rentelt lo Shue 200S tii;/mo. 645--0!4' °' 213' APARTMENT 968-5!HS SHARE 2 Br ap! 11 11h ba ch. tM~!ACUL.ATE Newporl RENTAL $T7.5o per mo. Near 1-Le:l,chta home, 3 Bdnns. 1 $70.00 & UP tvt.l')'thlng. c.~I. ~8-2429 bath, double '. r a I e . ALL SIZES • ALL AREAS •It 6 pm. UlO/mo. M"5M }'URN, OR UNFUJ\N, 2 MEN lteechtr 1' finmanl 4 BR. 3 Ba, good family ASK J.'OR BONNIE will share 3 bt spt. A&e 25-home. Prnin. Pt. SUblease 132.7800 35. 2 blks from bch. N.8. $6!> to 6/1!'1. $300 or best otter. NOW'S THE m". 67>8151 67>8992 or 6'2-1113. FEMALE ttuhfr aetklng THE BLu J-·rs...t Br, .2 B111. a lrl fo 11hare ocean vlf:w Cond<lminlum. Cnr tennis apt, ~LO. (frbr or 9 mot) Crt. 1 $.\Z; mo. 64448&.J, C•JI 4'rs-71M 3 Bdrm11., 21) batht: new TIME FOR 9UICK CASH N-rt llMclt 22111 """'""'· '"'" pool . "'' THROUGH A • -rr-:01onrh. Reallor $U-6966. 2 B!'l, l ha, !' blk from b111y NEWPORT Shoret-3 Br, 2 It ~ $17tl ln<I. Evet durintt Ba. pool It rlubhouMI prlvl\. 1t.k ilJ-IBl It '46-19 S240/mo. L«>. 2131681-12711. W'M\.f1Urn'. Balbol Cove• TIIE r uttst draw In the Mmt, 3 Br. 2 Be: Ult mo. Weit. • .. Daily p ' I 0 I Mr. Briery 673-Cl& Oauilltd Ad. 64j..5671 WANT AD DAILY PILOT 642-5678 RENT A $1,000,000 RECREATION CLUB FOR $180 A MONTH AND GET A TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT IN THE BARGAIN. You would expect to pay a lo t lo live in an apartment with a million dollar private club'. Bui you don't ol Por~ Weil Apartmenls where renlals start al $150 ..• whe re a lwo bedroom averges $180 ..• and lhe most you can pay is $225 a month for a lhree bedroom , lwo both apartmenl. The rent is a bargain, when you cons ider lhe club .•. staffed by trained penonnel . , . with a fu lly equipped exercise room . , . men's and women's lockers , showers , whirlpool baths and sau nos .•. lounge wilh firepl ace • , . library ..• telev isi on room ... billiard ond pool room .•• card and game room .•. multi-purpose room and cater· in g kilchen for party giving .. , swimming and lheropy ' pools ••• iand volleyliall and champ ionship tenn is anil handball courts , •• and a grassy field for jogging and lown sports. The opartmenls are incomparable • " . spociou1 ••• up lo 1,250 square .feet •.• ind ividual enl!)' courts .•• privale polios or balconies ••• shog t orpets and full length drapes .•. oll electric, wilh built-in appliances, including self-cleaning ovens ... air cond itioning , , . bir ch cabinets ... ond marble counter lops in baths . $1 SO o monlh .. , or $180 , .. or $225 ... ho rdly anything lo pay for a mi llion do ll ar recreation club , .. especially when you're getting the best apartment in town in the bargain. PARK WEST APARTMENTS 3983 PARKVIEW 'LANE, IR~NE 1 (714J 833-3733 ~....,.,...~ • ' From the San Diego Freeway·go sliyth on Culver R~d. I' , 1 ''", 1 a QU•LITY ,,.nMOOI 1 CREATING A BETTER ENVIRONMENT FOR YOU J .j ' ' ---~--------------..-·---·-·---~~--.......---------------------------------------------------.. RENTALS RENTALS Apt.. Unlumllilo.i Ap1t. Unfurqlsliod ~"°" Buch. 5200"!>!1'"'! ....,,. S100 .. PRESTIGE LOCATION ' MARINER SQUARE APAR~ENTS im medi•tely adiacent Westcli!f shop- ping center -has a Townhouse ava il· able f,aturing private residential et· mosphsre. 2 Bedroom. Water, gos & coble· TV included in re n I. Kitchen built:iils include dishwasher & disposal , well lo wall carpets, lull length linen drepes. Also eveile ble 1.2 & 3 Bed-' room, $I 85 to $255. Cell Bob Buckley et 045-0252 or come by NIARINER SQUARE Aperlments. 12'44 Irvine A,e .. N.B. Gener.I 5000 SlOO A~ARTMENT RENTAL 170.00 I UP ALL !IZES • AU. AREAS FlRN. OR UNFURN. ASK FOR BONNIE 832°7800 HAIBOR TOWNHOUSE . S•lurday, Nowrmbtr 28, 1970 RENTALS OAILY PILOT J.'S . ll!INTALS RENTALS RENTAL~ RENTALS RENTALS Att•· Unlumlshod Apia. Unlurnlahod Apta. Unfurnlshod Apto. Unlumlah... Apts. Unfuml- Huntlntlon Beach S«lllHuntlngton Beach 5400 Hunt!-Beech 5400Hunt'-Beech 5400 Corono dol Mor 5250 .J./unlinglon Custom Garden Apartments I, 2 & 3 BEDROOM PAMIL Y UNIT NOW OPEN CUSTOM FEATURES: Centra l R1cr•ation Ar1e-Swimmin9 Pools Wading Pools & Saunai-Pvt Gerden Petios Color Coordineted Orap•s & Carpetin g- Soundproof Vialls & Floorin~Blt-in Rang• & Oven-Dishwesher-Cer•mic Til• 8•th1 Open 81am & V•ult1d Ceilin9s-1/2 M ile To The Be•ch. 21551 Brookhurtt StrHt ARTISTIC APPEAL F'a11einatlns Tri-Level with fabulOUs VJEW of Ocean and Harbor. Beamed ~llin11:1, al.ate Doors, l''IREPLACE, 2 patios. $315/mo, Walker & Lee Realtors 2G13 Westclilf Drive 64&.7TU Open til 9:1» Prt! ~c:..i ~:: ~ ON TEN ACRES RENTALS Apts. Unlurnlshod Apta. IJnlumhlMI Huntl!!lon Beach 5400 ;S.;nt~;·~An;;;;•;;;;;;;;;p;;;;;;;;i CANl BE BrAT ON BEACH! e 1 BR uni. Flun $225 e 2 BR Furn, From $28S CupetH!rapee.disbwuher heated pool-aunu.tennis re-c room-cttan views: patios.ample parkln;. Security 1uarm. HUNTINGTON PACIFIC 711 OCEAN AVE., 11.B. (714) 53&1487 Oft". open 10 a1n·6 p1.1 Dally Managed by WILLIAM \VALTERS CO, SINGLE 8'Ji>RY Sooth Sea Atmocpbtre 2 BR .• 2 BAnt Carpei. ....... Alr Conditioned Private Patios (S. of H•mllton) Huntington BHch PHONE: 9'2"4451 l le 2 BR. FurJi A: Unfunl I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HEATED POOL Plenry or lawn Carport It Storqe HIDDEN VILLAGE CARDEN APTS. 2500 South Salta Santa Ana e MS. U25 Sublease On Beach Cost• Mes.1 5100 Newport Be•ch 1--------5200 Flttp!&coo I prtv. patla 11 · Poob. Tennis. O>nbtn B ..... 900 Sea Lue, QlM 644-2'1ill <MacArthur nr. Oi..st Hwyt 'l~.12 8~. ~~fy s~ VILLA MARSEILLES * THE SEVILLE 2 Br. Unfurn. Crpts, drps, NEW DUPLEX B"'ND NEW ----------· N 2 B II · I 60 2 Br w/ocean view & ruii. ew r. l Ba. W/ p.r. patJO, poo • bltns. ll · Prlv. patio. Enclosed i"•<•. 484 SPACIOUS Adlts, <'Pili. drps, fncd yd SeacliU Manor Apts, 1525 sq' priv deck, Only UXl l I 2 Bdrm. Ap~ w / t Wtr / G~--pd Pl•-ntlo. "'"2682 a sk Carpeted, & draped, Comp. f'urniture available •• 636-4r;, · •-wu · ..... .no-~uilt·ins. Immac. landscap. H • Adult Living 261S.L Santa Ana Ave. 1155 about our discount plan. 1ng! J BR. l ba, Price re-untington PacHic Furn. &. Unfurn. WESTCUFF l Br, 1\1 Ba duet'd to $300 per month. What 667-K Victoria st. Sl.55 T ov.• n ho u !iie (or tum.) APARTMENTS DWtwuber. color coordlnlt. California's all about. BRAND NEW Adults. no pets. S200/mo. 675-60SO ' 7U Ocean Ave., H.B. :,.:pl:':~ ~u-: :C,.~ 2 br duplex, $165 mo. Park. Avail Jan 15, S-18-6515 or lllm ll&lllOllll u.,a. 536.1487 acheme9 • 2 baths • stall Wllk•111111Jbudias. .. itc:ociWuepook.kwltlthe U~ surroundings. Attached 548-1533 Managed by , ___ .. IMI Mr etto ..-on -._ti ttmc:e, •• UI• __,,_.. JI' •· t w·ni w-• eo ahoftl'I • Ml6l'U;al wan:!· ,_, .,.,.. ..._ garage. :1--, ully crptd 2 BR, den, 2 ba, cpt, drps. FOR Rent Corona del !\far, ---' _•_m __ ~_t_•"--·-·I mbe doors. indlnc:t JJ.a:bt- befon1cractlilcftrtinsJde. &: draped. Patio. No peta or Lrg Jlv rm. 1tora1:e, pal, S250 per mo, 3 bedroom-2 Inc ill t!tchen • bttaklut ,, BROOKHURST &: Adams. 2 Br;den, 11; ba., encl patio, pod, ~V/D, 1tv/ref, CJD, pets le kids over J2, $195. 5'1~774T. 2217 Harbor near Wil9011 2 BR, 11, BA S"I'UDIO TOWNHOUSE. $13S/mo. e Heated pool-Adults only e No J>elJ-AdJ to !J>ping lrs easy !#ill. Cllffomla stJ11 )lat I fw blocb ii fnm children. ~ pool, jaccuzi, trb-q, am bath. Spacious dplx. no * BEACH BLUFF bar • buge private lenced ~ Btlct! Stitl Part. Cesa dtlSolfor Mltts-prdell e NOW RENTING e pets ok. $255. 642-5765. small children, no pct!ii, A&!. APTS. patio • pluab landscapln.. • A lplrtJnents 1hlt outdo~ la ..s.-....... ·-nf 67" ·'930 '' ' 67" •347 2 & 3 Br 2 ba d•.•hwa ''" ·~ • "'-"'• Mesa Verde Area, NEW Du. DELUXE 3 hr, 3 ba apt on .,..... ves .,..... · ' ' • s ' briclc Bar..s.Q'1 -lar&e heat. _ ~-::-· plexes, 2 & 3 BR, bltns. encl BluUs overlooking Back 2 BR, clean, older, upper, pool, patio. 8231 Ellis, tff poola a: )anal. · lisan01SiSofar-J',~deliahtful gar, patiog. wshr I clryer Bay. Frplr. Avail 12117. stove, refrig. gar, cp!s, s47-8477 or 347.a957. 3101 So. Bristol St. I) LUXE TOWNHOUSES ~courtyards. With INMlous flCtUtiol ... sprud hookup. Also lrg 2 & 3 BR Sl.10. &1.J..1260 rlrps, S. of hwy $190. oo * FRESH .AIR (1,) Ml N. of So. Coas · Plaza) rtqhrt !!}' pmy ttlrtlr COITidol: pu~ IJ1ln. volleyball 1 __ ;•,...,'-;•,.l•"xo"''"· "",.'-,.'..,""=.....,.-l~2~8~R-. ~2~E~A-. -b-10-,-,.----·--. ' pets. Couple pref. 675-7478 W k 3 •-ntl Ana 5100 ON NEWPORT qACK BAY cou a • .,. m1niature l11te wl~ brid-.•• and ........ , ~, ... ,...., 0 , 213· 431 119-11 4 11 al blk.s to Beach! .oJt1 pools,our1p«:illrec:bui"'-1u~$111111S.,biUi:.~ *TOWNHOUSE+ drps, SI90 mo. Nr Hoag . -aa co · Beaut, big 3 BR apt. w/w PHONE: 557-8200 '1i.SON GARDENS APTS 3 & 4 BR :t B Frpl f Ind bmie. 2 BR., 11; BA, crpts. clrps, Hosp. lnq. 4150 Patrice Rd. * COROLIOO APTS * crpts, drps, bltns except !!!!!~~~~~~~!!!!!!J 2:.'BR Unfurn. Newly dee. .. a, c, am Ew"' -:... ... -~at 1a--.-.......:.. •.J patio. Adults. $165. 134 E. 642-4387. 642-17TI. 2 BR Sludio. Unium . All retrig. S22S. No pets. 5.16-1711 SUNNY BROOK room, double garage, Beaut. ·1 --~ ---,..._ -1 • ., 1 d h •-db N1!w crpts &: drps. Spac lou111:e, PoaJ. Billi.an:ls. 11111'111111its hlYt Woocllunliftc hhrtbs. lklift.fl ltifl::htfts with Mc CH:ly Ln . .,.....J7fi8 * OPEN HOUSE * e ct", 5 Wu..-. 1 carport & 2 BR. Dbl bath. pvt patio, Lovely, very lg 1 BR, new grounds. Adults, no pets. Adult 1c Childtt:Tll area dishwastws and di.SllOSlb. Wllf·tl>waO csp1tilc, dnperies, AT"TRAC 2 hr, l1i ba studio Dix 2 Br. 2 Ba, CID, blrns Jrg pool, $190 & up. S73.3l78 rlshwshr. Pool. Adults. Quiet d~e. in&: ou., Sll5. No pets. fl40 mo. 2283 Fountain Way $2:'i0/mo. 642-<l300, 540-Slfl compartmented bMbs, mstlr lV--. illDdties llbt. apt. Crpts, drps, bltns, enc gar. $175. ~3708 DELUXE 3 Br, 2 Ba, bltns, &. beautiful. S185 incl's util. Nicest in area. l2'll Brook ·~U~~bor, tum W. pn stoqp ~.... !:.?'i!·10 pool. No Pet 1. 2 BR. 1 BA. lrplc, unlurn, d1.':."1~hr, I fK'_-:; shag cr,pt~.; 17676 Cameron, H .B . _S_L~·-&JS._111_1.1 _____ , • MARTINfftU£ • .....,.....,., · crpts, drps, blk to ocean. . ... ~. & auuury rm, n .. -.... 8421121. 2 BR duplex. Crpta_ drpll, It· 'GOLD MEDALLION T 0 • S • I NEW LUXURY 1 It. 2 Br. Yearly $185/mo. 673-8088 patio gar. S235. &14-8302. WALK TO OCEANI aiove. Adulta only, 1817 I. Modern 2 Br. l'A Ba., patio, P•rk-Llke Sun1tuncflng1 pen1ng pec1a Dshwhr, shag cpt, garages. J Br, 2 Ba. unlum . B!tns, e FOR ADULTS e l & 2 BR NEW apt!. Frplc's. Birch, SA. 835-119l. crpta, drps. GE kit. Encl. DELUXE 1-2. -;t!R APTS. 1 .Bedroom From $135 Pool &: Rec. Quiet adult liv· d S225/ Call ] BR duplex w/garage Patio. AdUlt1, Lindborg Co. gar. Many luxury extras! Also ~· BAOm.OR ing! 6424470 ~~Sn ~s~t 5 ~. $150, Realtor, 642-2222 53&2579 Tuttln 5640 ~h bus. $158. Adulta, 120 E. Prv patios * Htcl Pools 2 Bedroom from $215 3 MODERN Br, 2 ha, bltns, OCEANFRONT DUPLEX 2 BR. 2 Ba. ocean side of cM"o"'R"A"KA=Jc-_-,,..,B"R'°."p'",-,,tio-. -'-D-'0'-W-N_l_N_G_A_PT_S..;...__I t . Nr shop'r e Adults only nu cpts/paint, drps. move 1 rt! Sl7. 1 Hwy. Nlcely dM>r. $265 Mo. Pool. Washer & dry" NEW DELUXE 1 BR. ln7 Santa Ana Ave, CM in 51h, rent starts 15th. 6~~~. y/lurn. ,., yr y, r.10RGAN REALTY 673-66'12 hook-up. 8181 Carlield, i,.t =,.:!a_ Range, dshwhr &llag crpts, !\lgr, Apt 1lJ • 646-55f2 ~ l ,~ 96Z-0670. 2 BR, So ol hi&hway, newly blk E. of Beach Blvd (oU ALLIANCE drpg, garg, S15o & \JP. DUPLEX 2 BR. CLEAN, s •1 11 ~s. 2 BR. ap1. Range/refr., Newport Helqhts 5210 decor., !pie &. pvt garage. Garfield). 962-8994. $175. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Frplc, Pvt af0.19'!3 or 545-2321 QUIET! New cpts. Blt-in ..,. ac. dshwhr, w/w Ctpls & drps. $19;) mo. 67!)..3717 afl 4. 2 BR. AvaU Now! Children & patio. Pool, Adult& CJVtr I.I. SPACIOUS 1 br, w/w crpts, oven & range. Garbage • C..W $150 incl util. Adults, no * NICE 2 Br. Pool. Bltns, 3 BR, 2 ha, crpts, drps, small pet ok. St.JO. Mgr-l6507 Alliance new drps, 1reshly paln!ed, disposal. Cardener &: w,lf!' pe!s. ~64· crpts, rirps. Adults, 110 pets. stove. relrii;:, dshwhr, garb. 96Z.7637, 842-8365 or call ownet. 646-m)t elec. bltns, nr. frwy1 . pd. Prete< ma.tu~ married f •2 BR , 1 ba . MESA ~'=1="=·="='=·800=1=·="='=·8006=== disN, $250/mo. 67.J..2698. l :oe"N"E°'Wc;;--,;2 -..,-8.,R;;--.,-~t=-:=========I d I •• 893 adults. No chUdren or pets VERDE N d ~ a p 1 . A u ts, no pets. ,,..5-<1 • u cpl, rps: gar, f L •-ch 5705 $145 mo plus a e cur i t y t st~ A 1 B k 8 5240 rom Sl35. Cpts, drps, blt115. •gun• -• NEW-EASTSIDE deposit. Av1ilable now . ~7~~· ...... v row. _•_c __ •~Y _____ Lido Isle 5351 1''am.lly section. 84fr.77n. ""==~==--'-"''I ~, fo• ,.,,,.,,,· IO 1• 4 "'• 1 c1 .. 1111 s.1 "'" a ... •fturo s1 .• ttuftll"'t.., I C!I. 1111) tu·UU XLNT , -· · 2 B •• 1---------OCEAN VIEW ,.. Lq 2 BR. ""Y"' • ~ on '·' ' :~~8-~30~36~·;;.;in"AiiT~:&;"-l:==~====::::~::;=::;;::::::::::;;;;\<\.',i!f;'f::'~~;;:-]1i!i~ 1 • '-""'arion-r, crp..,,, NEW! Never L;,,..[n·. 2 & 3 1I:2 Br, all facilities. 324 E, : --QUIET Eastside Tri-Plex, drps, ht>ated pool, adults, 00 LIVE on Lido, walk to shops, apts. Unfum, Opts, drps, 20th St "''9148 * STUDIO APT, * Costa Mosa SlOO Costa Mosa 5100 New lg unfurn 2 BR Lock 11 •• LI ••••; plush l BR, 2 ha, patio, sun-BDRMS. Nr. Beach blt·inl, patioe, walking · · ... ..,. • 2 BEDROOM ed g~age. A.dulr11 Only: 1="'="=· =~=·==~==· ==: 1,•~o~o~k.=1~41111~.~6~7>-~26~28~·== * Agt. 64~1070 * distance to town. 100 ClitI 2 BR duplex, cpl, d111s, 0 & e 1~ aA.ntS * $170 * NEW TOWNHOUSE Sl7S/mo. OR 3-6847 •2'B"'R."'°1";s.;:--:;d:cup"1o=x=-.°"'Frp=;:1o·.I Dr., Laguna Bea.ch. 4M-M9ll R, FA heat. Encl gar, pvt e ADULTS ONLY 3 BR, 1% BA, patio, bll-ins, 2 BR, l'Ai Ba, At 2 BR. Crptg, 3 LG Br, 2 Ba, new cpta, East Bluff 5241 Balboa Island 5355 CIO, all bllns, 2 blkl trom ---------I patio, 1 child ok, no pets, • H~~'rED POOL crpta, drps. Ask about our drps, sell cleaning gas ov-drps. 00 ~ts, chldrn ok. Avl ------------------beach. $185/mo. 319·A 14th S15;i. 646-7411. Rc r. 1024 Mission Apt D. Of discount plan, 880 Center SI. en, encl gar. PatiOl', 548-3605 lmmed. $165. S4S.'Tai aft S NEW -S. Bayfront-Fa.mily. St. 5.lfrl454 5'10-9608 54().1559 NEWPORT BEACH Yearly. Bltru, refri&, CJD. ===~---~- QUIET-4 ple:t, huge 2 Br. ;o:;o-;--;:.-o.>-:-:::--;;;c::;:cl-642.&140::.=:::::_ ______ I 377 W. Wilson. 3 Br, 2 ba lower. Crpts, drps, VIiie Granada Apts.. ,'="="='=Ba=·='=,....="='=== BACHELOR apt • pert/furn, ~~'::: n~a~~t, $~~. h!,A~:: Lrror:n l c!u~ ~ !0 :~~ NE\V 2 BDRM. Beam ceil· * * NEW 2 & 3 BR . Sh&g bFltl_ls.. poo& l~-k St~~~ !8SNZr Furnished. Five bedrooms & : ~~4~125· 319-C l4tti St. Oen• Point S740 DELUXE Duplex, new In Apnl. nr. Doheny State Parle & new harbor. 2 Br, " ~Ao """"' · __ .. 1. All •• d ••-• Only 3 a1rv1ew °" er . ..n.>-d-n. ··"th bal-n1·,, abo··e •·. Huntln,.ton Beach ,._I ==~=-,-.~..,.-,-= ,,..~. walk to 1hop'g. Has laundry 1ngs, v.vuu pane 1ng. rec crp.... W1uu, .ar. · " .. , ~v w • ~ NE w L y 0 e c _ 2 8 r . lac., can.rt &;; pool Rent features. $165. Adu\~. no neighbors in ~ur Bldg. DUPLEX, rM!W 2 br. 11' ba. patio below. Gracious living Free Servlce To STUDIO apt. l Br, 2 ba den. v.·/carport, $120. Wtr pd. Nr from $l.aa:Sl4S. Ask about pets. Call now 646--0073 Child ok. Nr. S. Coast dis hwasher, bllns, washer & & quiet surroundings lor Tenants patio, frplc, c\osecl gar. schl. 2194 Placentia No. o . our discount, 1846 Placeritia. 387 w. Bay Slreet Plata. dryer use. 549-3449. family with children. Near 2 I .,',,",-,.706,2;-;;al_l-:6C:pmi-. =--::::;::-"~" .,.,,.. M'"' Apt H 646-8564 54Q..1S73 or 545-2321 2 Br uolurn·,,hed w/•"p'• Corona del Mar High School. *hi BR, w/w crpls, drps, $160 2 B.R., pool, pvt pa!io. ~. ..-· · SlSS, Very nice & spacious 2 ----------1 ""' ~. lns, refrig. $150 per mo. BRAND SUPER t 2 drps 41: pool No pets r~ittplace, wet bar & built-gar, cpl., drapes, stove, nr. 2 BR studio l':o:i B'A, uW rm. · ne~ ap , BR, 2 ba 1tudio, New cpts, 2 BR. 1 BA. Garden Units. S49-fl48 ' In kitchen appliances, Will ind, util, Adults only, * 1 new. 7811 Glencoe. 842-2834. close to st"hls. Avail 12-15 baths, 2 f.pr_aces, wet bar & drps, bltl'll. Walk to all Shag crpts, drps, dshwhr··l;;--;;;;-;==--:=:--=c: cc.ni;ider unfurnished or fU.rn-Br., poo l. Nr. beach. Sl 40 $165 546-1753. retrig: beamed ce\11.n.~s. schools & shop 'g. patio, beam ceilings. frplc, 2 BR ~plex, crpls, dJ11S, irure purchase. ~r mo.* 2 Br. nr beach 1:r·s A breeze .. sell your 2 BR. Unfurn. $130/mo. ln-p&rw!hng, 1111 rec fac1ht1es, Responsi ble 11dults 1 child 1ar. 26.50 Elden. 537--0062 all s1ove. $150. Adlts only. Ph: 835 AMIGOS WAY 644.2991 Sl50 per mo. . items with ease, use Daily Jant ok. No pc!s. cld°'l't ink. ·N''0ai.I .~id1·21°'5 °387· 3 ok. No pets. 549-3524. 7 pm & Sun, $165/mo. 646-6340 eves. Coldwell, Banker & Co. Tradewinds Rc11lty lM7-8.Sll •Pilot Classified. &12-5678 Joann St, C.\1. 5-19-3437 a u 1 0 ' pe~. · 2 BR. unlum. Overlooks goll Managine agent 833-0700 111 ha. Fenced yard, newly lndscpd. Garaae w/extra "': ent. dirttUy into kitchen. Bii-ins Incl. dishwasher I: i;:arb. disposal. Carp. Ii. drapes throout. 2-Stories. $200 Mo. Avail. to stnw, renting Dec. lst. No pet.. Drive by 33901 Copper Lantern, Dana Pt. or call 494-2.128 days, 494-4791 eves LRG 2 BR apl patio dcp• W. Bay, 646-0073· Huntinnton Beach 5400Huntlngton Beach 5'00 course. 578 Joann S t. · · · · HARBOR GREENS !'..: SUO/mo. Ad""'· 67>-2211 . cpts, util rm for washer & dryt>r. gar, Sla5 up. 546-86118 GARDEN & 'STUDIO AP'I'S 3 br. 3 ba studio. Bltns, Bach. 1, 2, 3 mt's. from SUI. crpts, drps. SI80. N r 2700 Pttenon Way, C.M. Fairview & Baker. 5'1S-1882. "S4"-6-U370C,:.:-'-~=~~=~ VILLA MESA APTS. LRG 2 Br, crpts, drps. b!tru, 2 BR, Priv patio. Hid pool. 1-2 ch.ildren ok. Nr schls &. 2 car enc.l'd gar, Children shop'g. Slj(), 962-IS.1j· \\'elcome, no pets pleue! 3 BR, 2 ba, 2-car gar. crpts. $165 mo. ns \V. Wibon. new dr11.>. Pool & clubhouse 64&.lT.il avail. S200. j.1[)...-09J2. __ i -""0u-"-;o;,;t~A~d-u~lt-L~iv~ing--ll SPARKLING 2 br. 2 ba, encl 1 k 2 BR_ g,_ag cpts, bltns. yard gar. Chilrll't'n (!k. no beaut lndscpd, f150 & $170 pets. 549-4!4j, 557-9278. Incl all util. Adults only DO 3 Br, 2 ba. modl"rn, bltns, pets, crpts & drps. Children OK. 241 Avoca® St. 646-0979 $175. 540--4165. tr DELUXf. l & 2 •BR 1,,,.~s"r=0=8-1c-,..,1c-o8-c,.-,'"p.,.l<,-.-d"rr"'•-.1 Garden. A~ei1~. Bit-ins, priv. b!1ns, patio, i:-ar . Adlts, no p11!lo, he lid pool, lrplc. pets. Sl :li 646-1762 Adull s. SI 1mo. 546-5163 Newport Be•ch S200 Newport ~1ch S200 PARK NEWPORT BEGIN YOUR HOLID~YS LIVING AT PARK NEWPORT High on • bluff overlooking tho waler, 7 pools. 7 tennis courls , $750,000 health club and Sp<. Bachelors, I or 2 bedrooms. Also 2-story town houses with I or 3 bod- rooms. Electri~ kitchens, priv•f• b•lcony or p a t i o. From $175 to $450. Subler· ranean parking, elevators, oplontl ":'•id service, convenience shoppi 9. 'Se1 . 7 bHulilul model •portments, pen 9 o.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Other times y oppoint- ment. Located at Jambore e ind Sen Joaquin Hills Roads, in Ne:...port, just n o r I h of Fashion Island . Phono (714) 6'44-1900 for leosing iri.formot;;r. . Park Newport Apartmen I, The possible dream. All new Huntington Granada Apartments. Modem as tomorrow. Yet priced lo fit your buda:et today. Charming. convenient, comfortable. Total·Funtlion Designed. to do away with wa sted space, make room for special exlras. Li~e bcilt·in dressing rooms, walk.in closets. Stream· lined kitchens, pass·lhru dining counte1s. And luxurious carpeting and draperies. Plus private i;atio·lerraces. Surrounded by a:reenery, each g1oup of low handsome buildings faces into restful courtyards or 011e of our three prive1!e pools (each with its own cabana). Nee1r beaches and shopping, Huntington Grana da ~parlments were de"eloped and now professionally rnanaged by Property Research Corporation. For easy living at rtnts yoo tan afford. The possible dream ••• come true. H UNTINGTON GRANADA APARTMENTS Just south of Warner 011 Golden West in Huntina:too Beach, N1w one & +wo bedroom1. Unfurnished $115.$175; f,,,;,hod $165·$210. FAMILY SECTION FOR CHILDREN 5 YEARS l UNDER. Phone: 847-1055 IOIMAYllllll 2 BR. upstairs, bltn!, R/O, ttfrig. cpts, drps, carport, nO pel.s. $140, 968-1455. IMMAC. l Br. Lri;: closels. Redec. Pool. Adulls, no pets. Util pd. 543--03.36. CLEAN 2 Br. I Ba. Crpts. drps, bltns, xJnt area, up- per. SIJ9. 5,j71l5t 3 BR . 2 Ba. lreshly pa in:ect, new shag crpts, upper. Xlnt area, S175. 5,j7.o.6151 LRG 3 Br, crpts, dJ1l!, new pirint. Kids ok. l9!J8 No. l Maple Ave. 642-6344. 2 Br. Apls, bltns, CJ1llS. drps, clean. Inquire 15.52 A Coriander. 546-5268. e NEW DELUXE e 3 BR, 2 BA Apt for lease. Incl spac. mas~ suite, din rm & dbl garage, auto door opener avail. Poot I: Ree. .... .. e FROM S265 e 865 Amigos Way, NB ).fanaged by Wil.LIMl WALTERS CO. srLJDIO 2 Br/2 1!i ha; bltins & f'rplc. 7$2 Am igos \Vy: 67S-503.1. SPAC. I Br. Lri: patio, entry hall, crpts. <1rps. dshwhr. Pool. Sl70. S44-j298 5250 CORONA DEL MAR [)co]uxr. 2 BR. 2 h11. up~tairs 11pt. w/priv, sundt"ck, all hit· 3 BR, 2 BA, delx 4 plex apt, 1nll', cpld., rlrapl"d , lmmed. trplc, bltns, cp~. drps. nr occupancy, S225 Per Mo., Hoag HMp. Snl mn. fnq. !·year lt>asc. Newport Beech S200 :1.~11~:1rice Rd. 642-i387, a, 675.6050 0 We1tcllff Riviera ... lllllfml '8.,-. 2 BR. Unfum. Bltns, C'l"Pb, dl'P!. Hid Pool. UN IQUE Tree level apt 2 Br 1800 Westclilf Dr, NB nr. heh, w/pool. SZ15/pr!. 2 Br Oceanlront lnwer Sun 431 Dahlla 549-0010 + &42·5388 * furn. Open Hse 10 am-3 pm I S%JO )Tly, S2l0 winl!'r 2 BR., cpts, drps, stove &: Avl now. Cpl.~. drps, gar relrii;:. S175 i\1onth. 50091,, Seashorr.. 21 3: 248.1921 REALT'OR 673--2222 Fountain V.11ley 5410Fountein Valley • :J.ounlaiM nlediterroneon Seyl• Luxury l A Z llodroom> -% llalho Adult 1Jvtn1 Fanlllltotl A Dnfanbhed ., ... •ow.-.~ • s,.., c.,_. • fri .... '•"'-• Cl.....I c.r., .. ........ c.u1.,. 9565 Slater Avena• ·~' ·~ ·~1~ .. ~. i:ti-;; 111111 le·"~ .. -5 ' • Fountain Velley 5410 Fountain Valley ~ ALL NEW V8LL8YP8RK AP8RTmeNTS ••• opens new doors for young families. Created exclusively for the familt with children unde r five. Carefully considtrin1 their special n1eds and lim· iled budgets. Valley Park's unique. With 1 p1iv1la Pre.School center situated ri1ht on the 1rounds, just steps away from every apartment. Operated and professionally sta ffed by Tustin Country Day School, our state·scc1edited Pre- School frees mothe rs for outside activities or emp loy- rnenl. Special comforts imd conveniences at home IS wait Super-modem kitchens with appliances built.in .•. even dishwashers! Private patio or terrace, extr1 powder room, hua:e w1lk·in or wall·lo-w1ll closets in every unit Plus lush carpelin& ind draperies. Covered parltin& with storaa:e. For tun, dip lnto Otlr hi& fenced-off pool, next to Iha recre1tion center. Or walk to the 1r1at new Mile Squire County Park. N!w oppoctunilies for new p1r1nts. That's V1!1ey Park. Developed, and now m1n11ed by Property Re sea rch Corporation. VBLl.BY PSRK AP8RTTT18NTS 17Z56 South Euclid. Just south of W11ner in F01Jntain Valley. 2 ind J bedrooms, and 2-bedroom ~tudio 1partments now rentin1. Unfurnished. $160-$210 per month. For families with prt-lChOOI children only. Fut· nished models on display. Phono (7141540-4785. l 1 Sl•ltf Art. • 5410 or 4~1397 Lingo Real Estate Investments. ANY Day is the BEST day to run an ad! Don't delay .. call today, 64Z-$78 items with ease, use Dally • ' Pilot Classified. 642.-5678 SAVE t;ASH! HOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD llBST HllYS! '. ·.- ~ ;.: .,. r ? l'w -~ . • . .... 1 • • . • ' ' · . ... .... '• . ' '· , . -. " . ' ·' " I ' i: .... • :-' .. ' ' • . . . . . . " . ' . ,. . . . I •• ~. \ ' ' \ ' ., • • .. ~ ;· ' . . 'Tis The Season • • • I But What'·s The Reason?• 1 Here are 5 good reasons for shopping early: Watch For Special Sections Filled With Early, Christmas, Goodies Iu The DAILY PILOT. ._ ____ ......... _ ...... , .. -...... d ... ______________ • 1. Stretching out the Christmas shopping season gives retailers a chance to function more efficiently. When clerks are less harried, shopping is more pleasant for everyone . 2. Many retailers offer their really special "specials" eatly in the season to encourage the public to shop early and to help alleviate the last-minute "panic" buying. 3. Just in ease your favorite Christmas gift merchant has underestimated your enthusiasm for the season, a longer period of shopping gives him a chance to re-order popular items so he doesn't have to disappoint shoppers later in the season. 4. When you fake more days to shop you can do the job more thoroughly, visit more stores, compare prices and quality and be more satisfied with the gifts you finally decide to buy. 5. And there's no secret about it, the Christmas shopping season is the biggest sales period qf the year for most retailers. Support local .merchants now and you'll help them make enough profit to keep their prices reasonable all year long . (And priccu will never be more reasonable than they are now.) Thu meaaage pruenteil a.i a Public Service on behalf of our frienda and your1, the retail merchantl of the Orange Coaa t Area, by the ' ' DAILY PILOT ' ,...-···-----------------------------············ 7$7 .......................... .. • .. • • ' • ' . ' ' ) , . . '· .. ----------------- ' ' " •" S•IUrdAt, Nowmbff 28, 1970 ·-DAflV l'll01 J2' '• -------------------lll!NTALS -RIAL: ISTATI -· ..... -----11111!--lll!l--l!lll--SIRVICI DIRICTOllY SERVICE DIR•L•ullY •e•V•L• llW1 . : A~L.Y. P•LOT CLASSIPllD INDEX Apia. Unfurnl1hod. _o._no_ra_L_.. _ _. • ._. __ 11' "'If .,:le "'If * . 1r Babvalttlnt we O•rdolll.. •· - Condominium 5'SO Office Rontel lf70 '- DIAL DIRECT BEAtJTfF\JL Country Club VUJa. C.M. 2 hr, 1~ ha, pvt patio, crpl9, drp1, bltna, etc. ,.,. P•t llwwlc• •NI ltqiert AMtahinC9 $260 mo. Call J ea n n e Jlo.,. ...... ~.,,.~~~~~~~"!"'"~~"""!~I E<t•""'·.....,,, DESK SPACE NEWLY LICENSED AL'S GAllDENING -OOSTA MESA PR&SCHOOL rar Gardtnln& II: amall land-,/ INT, or EX T Elf. Io R 18th & Monrovia. '°' d•.Y + tc:a.pl,. lft'Wla call 5'0-5198 PAINTING. Loe. Ref. tM. FuU day ttU'°'21. Pia~ Servin& Ne'l(JOl't, CdM, ~ MED. s • r" I e • , J'l'H ~ program, hot lunches. La MH&, Dover Sboret, eaUmalH. M6-0'210. < tfOUSES FOllt. SALE MIK.. llENTAU ..., HN••Al ................... 1• RIAL ISTA.Tf, o .1T• MUA •...••.••••••••••. 111• Gener1I MIU. OIL MU .............. 11• INCOMO -.... --MIU. ...... •,•,•, .. r ' -.. .. .. . • • . u ,. •uslHE ,;-;,~ titlY ......... .OJI C.U.I Iii •·••••••••·••·1111 111AILElt •Alhl l M:1 Rentals W•nttd 59'0 e LANOLORDS e rREE llENTAL SEltVICE Droiu'r. M4-6982 222 Forest Avenu• Logune lleoch '91-94" 0Ff1CE~araaes I lenctd Yrd space w/a:u pump1, ln JiR. Avell for rt:nt from 12/1. Call: Sl6-86..'.6. A;es 2-6, hn 6:30 am-6 pm, .~w~"=1cllt...,.1~· ....,,,...,,..--.._,..11 'P"A;;P"'E"'R'°HAN="c"rN=c..,..-~r""'r-,-, 1 i)O\ '~1~18=w-k_._c~o~m-paN __ '~6'2-4000~~· lC YRS f!x p. J1arb. arta. Av «•t.. aariafaction 'suara.n- 1; Or &JS.~1. lawn SS • $10 mo, ClrM tttd, O..n Sch \fa r l z , LIC'D day care, toddler. 7 L.a .... ·n Ma.Int. •C7•596i9', 517·5846. ::;i::~:=i~.:l arn·5:30 pm "•kly. Hot 1 ~"-.. ="~LI~=~==~~1 'EXP==E=R-. ~p-,,-.-,.-,-. -1n~,,-,-•• I a,,::::-., .. L:,:,~. :Ts·::::::::::t,,,:l',,, :~~1:;•:,!.\:tA~.::::::::·::: Lt .. v ••••••••••• , tNOUITl!Al ••o•r•n ..... Hli ,.iew•o•T INOIU ........... lttt t'OMMlllC:IAl .......... ..., l,\YCllllT ................... lbJ INOUSTllAL IENTA.L ··•·"··"" IA VINO•IS i:' .............. ,.Im LOTI , ...................... "°' OOVll IHOll I ................ 1n1 lllANt'Nll , .................... •lH ll'•ITCllflll' 1•;· .. ··•••••"• 1ut trTllU I OOO••• • ,. ••• 011 N .. MuMDS ........ IW ............. 41 ,~ \VANT io nnl by Dec 5 -3 br hotne or apt In \\loodland &hOOI area, c.r.t. Call 646-1511 3700 NEWPORT BLVD. N.B. ON 11f.E BAY 675.2464, 541-5032 1670 SANTA ANA AVE, CM ~sq, ft. I -""' Wh•ddy• Wint? Whaddy• Got? SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR Rooms for Rerit 5995 675-2464 UNl\lll&llT"t PAflll ........... tur •c••••• ''' .................. . 11\llNI ...................... t• It~ ILSINOll ............. ,4Jtt I.ACK IAY ,. ............... , ... Ii.ti 01• •.T PIOPEITY ......... tttt or 541-50.12 NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS Speclal Rate S Lines -5 tim1i -S'buck1 •ULaS -AD MUIT INCLUD• 1 .. ITILUll'll' ......... , .... ,.., .. 1"2 AN I t'O, PROPEITY , ..... :ttJ II Tlrt IUt OUT 0,. ITATa PIOP ......... •I• \\'ORKING i;irlll: Ml'ke my house y1,ur hon1e "'here yt1u 11re £1'N! lo cnterlai n . Beautiful view, 3 BR, 3 BA. lile patio & sundeck. ~laid !({'l'Viee. 4M-9.190 Toni lllVtNW Tl•••c:• ............ 11.u :i.uo~~ ......... DElllf ......... 11t ~ONA DIL ......... , .... ,..lut I I N LANO ....... , .•211 aOA PINIMiUl.A ......... 1. ~EAL EITATI! lllVICI ...... IU .t.CtlN IAY .,,,,.,, ... , ..... .,1 .. :·I· IXCHANll ............. •UI ,.,, "u"°' ·················1 .. a·us· 1"N"E's'sD ... d. .... ..,.. 6JDO llLI .................... IUl an ,..LIOA llU.NO .............. llM FINANCIAL llUNTINOTON llACN ....... 1 .. )IUNTtNOTON NAlllOUR •••. 14" IJNOA. ISL• IJN ftDUNTAIN VALLIT , •••.•••.. 1411 SIAL llACN .............. , .. 1()41 ('UNllT l lACH .,.,.,.,.,. .•.. 105 IAltDaN OR0\11 .......... ,. .. 101 LDto!D la.t.CH ................... lHf .lXl!WOOD ................ IUll )lt"NOI COUNTT ............ ,U• OUT O' COUNTT ............. l..S O\IT OP STATI ................. 1'• ltAlllTON ........... , ... ,.,,1'11 Jfl!ITMINSTI• .....•.••• , •• , •. 1611 MIOWAY <ITT , ............... ,,1,11 SANTA ANA .................. 16!1 14WTA ANA MOTL ............ Ua OIANO• .................... ,.IW fUiTIN , ....................... 1 ... NO-ltTH TUSTIN , ......... , .... IW ~HalM I .. , ................. IUf l lLVE•AOO CANYON .......... IW 1.••UNA MILLI ............. .,.11'1 &.;AOUNA llACH """""""""UtS LA.GUNA NIOUl!L ., .......... nor M,ISStON VllJO ............ , 110I 11.\°H CLl!MENTI ,.,., .. 1110 l~N JUAH CA,.ISTltANO 1115 Q.l'IST•ANO llACN 1730 D.1.lilA POINT 1140 b(IANSIOI ,,,,, .. ,. .......... 115' li\N DllCilD .. .. ........... llli 11.J\llltSIDI COUNTY ......... llOll llOUSIS TO IE MOVIO ....... Uot CO,.OOMINtUM . ""'"' 1tH l>IJ'°LElllll POil IAt.I ....... UIS A,AITMIMTS ,0111.t.Ll " •. lfM RENTALS ' ,'Houses Furnished ~NEltAL .. . ....... HM NTALI TO SHAii ........ toos OSTA Ml!IA ................ tiff UA DEL MAil ............ ,.,Ht MIU. Vl!IDE ,., ......... -.. 21tt CDLLEOI' •.t.•K .............. JIU llltWPOltT IEACN .,,.,.,.,. .. t:IM •1.WPOltT HCi1T5 ...... , ........ Hit ltl!WPOltT SHOltll ............ HH ••YIHO•ES ................ ms 00\IEI SHDltEI ............... '271 Wt:STCLIF' ............. H:JI UNl\ll!ltSITY P.lltlt ........... 22'1 llYll'tl! ,,,; ............. ,.,,.,.llJI IACK IAY ................. ,, '14t , ... ,T ILUFll' .................. no r. T•,. n44 Vflrll! TlltltACI!, .......... , 1245 CQlt()NA OIL MA' ........... ttSO IA\.IDA ........................ uoe 1.IDO llLI .................. , .. tnl IAY 15LANOI ................ Jut IAL•OA ISLAND 1 ......... .,.JJH i\.UNTtNOTOH llAC.M ......... ! ... 'OUNTAIN VALL•Y .......... IU1 t.l.'L 111!.t.CM ......... 1 ....... 14$0 ONG •EACH .......... , ... UOll GIUoNGE COUHTY ............. 7'00 14.N'TA ANA , ,.,. ........... 2411 IUElNllS OPPOltlUNITIES . 011 l -.-"lcl'.~o~PoE=R--,,-, ,-,-.-.-•• -" IUSINIH WANTED .... •Jlt "1· IN"'l•TMINT Ol'f*1vnui.. .. 0 11 "'/kilchcns. $27.50 p e r IN ... ISTMl!NT WANTl'D ...... nn MONl:T TO LOAN ............. 4nt \\o'eek·up Apts, :\10TEL. s.1g. Pt•DNSAL LOANS ............. JU 9753 JlaWIL•Y LOANS .......... •Ut i =====---~-~ COLU.Tl!ltAL LOANS ........... w, FURNISHED room !or tt'nl. ll!UL l!ITATI LOANS ....... -34& "'°"'•••••, Tn111 OtHs ... o.u Cnslll ~!cu.. $18 ~·eek. Call MOMIY ..... ,10 ••. ' .. nu 546-1807 ANNOUNCEMENTS d NOTICES NICE Room, pri v, hon1e, •n · kitch. pr1vil .+ Near i;hop'g ,OUND Ill'._ Aftl ........... '4tl & " \.OST , ....................... '411 l=o~o'ora-'-pc. C~-~c'-· _~_ .. _I_OG_l ~-Pl•sotoiA LS ....................... ROO ANNOUNCE,i.tl!NTS .............. It M w/ bath, priv enl, no llltTHS .......................... '4H rookin~ • close to beach. l'UNEIALI ................ ,.641J ll"'. tiJ< "llt PAIO OllTUAllY .......... .,,.'411 ,,...., FUNlillAL DlltECTO•S ....... 6414 1 "o·-E=E"P"c~-------FLOltlSTS ........... ··"1s ~ ' rn1 w/ ki!chen CARO o" THANKS ............ 1616 privil. gold medAtlilin hon1e. IM MIMOltlAM .... , .......... "II .1 J Cl!MIT11v \.OT1 ............. 61111 Ava1 . Dec . Evrs & wknds, CIMl!TlltY CltY•TS ......... 6411 li·l&-2042 ~IMETlltY CltYf!TI -........ .-lt I=========== .RIMATOltl51 ..... , ... , • .,.44tt -'-IEMDlllAL. ,.AllKI ....... , ... '41' "UCTIONS . .,,,., ...... UM AVIATION SEllVJCE ..... .,.,,'4ll T•AVIL . .. , ........ .,,.I'll ..f.llt TltANSPORTATION ....... 1'41 AUTO TltAN5PDRTAT ION .... 6U5 Ll!OAL NOTICE S ...... 61SG DEllMAN .l TUTOltlNG .. 401 SERVICE DIRECTORY Misc. Rentals STORAGr: Garages S23/ pe r n1n. 59'19 PhtJnr frl:!..fil9l 11ntil 6 pm. REAl ESTATE ACCOUNTINO .......... uot G I ANSWEltlNO SEA:VICI ....... UOJ enera AP,.LtANCIE ltE,.AlllS, Ptr11, 6J11 I--"-""'°'"'-------ASPH.t.LT, 0111 .................. •sn Income Property 6000 AUTO llaP.t.IRS .,, .. .. ...6UI AUTO, IMI ltll .. Ttfls. El(, 61CI IAIYSITTING , , ,, ...... 6ll41 f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; aOAT MAIP'TENANCI ........ .SU lllCIC, MAsON•Y. lie. ....... .ut IUSIMESS Sl•YICE' ........ 614' I UILDlltS ,..,,,..,,,,.,, ..... "5Jt Ct.TElllNI .................. "'11 CAllNllTMAK11!1• •••·•••·•••··"" C.t.11,.l!NTl!ltlN• .............. UN CEMEN!.i, CMCnlt ............. '6M CMtLCI e11•f• UuiMM ........ '611 CONTltACTO•I ....... , ....... U!t CAllPaT CLIA•IJl'.O ...... "19 CAlt•IT LA.YIN• • ••PAii '61' ORAPElt tES ,,,..,.,, ......... Ull OEMDllT ION ... , ........... '6U DIAllT!NO Sl:IVIC• ......... MU ELEt'TlllCAL •• . .......... "41 EOU IPMIHT IENTALS ....... '451 FENCING ...................... U6f FL.OOltS ... ... , ............ ""' ,.UINACI lt(ll'AIRI, l~r •••.•.• 411 FUIOOTOltE lll!STOJUNG & REFINISHINO •nS GARDENING ... ,. .. '611 WHY FIGHT RENTALS? New, ~·cll-IOCl'lcd, sini::Jc IC'n· ant, 10,000 ,.q, 11 . irniu11tri11I buildinl:'. Nr"· trallr \\ lth 11.n excellrn1 return •Hl a pur- chase prir(' of $.lM,000. For more infn1•mat1on, please call K.\\f Small 11·J1h Ec:kh0ff · & Assoc., Inc. ~1·2621, E\'l'S·ll'knrls 5?.S-5971 ee EXCll ANGE ee • Executive Offices • 4 olfl~s Lldo Isle • 675-638<1 • 1-'Nllll 'f91 hl¥1 It trNt, 1-Whtt .,.. wt~f 111 lrt•t. 1-"tOU• ,,..a, .... , •• ""'"'· ~s llRft « Hvmi.1"', ._NOTttllo1• l'O• SAL•-T•AOWI ONLYI ~1200 IP. ft. OITICES, $60-$9()..$180. To Pl•c• Your Trader's Per1dl1e Ad PHONE 642·5678 Costa Mesa. 646-2130 =========!Trade $3,000 ~ulty, l hr, 2 Commercial 60l5 bA U.ke ifa\•asu home Jor ----------lpropet'ty or '! Laguna Beech Shop CALL 25 fl x '47 ft on Forest Ave. Eves, 67J...1712 nr Coast J-l~·y, Ideal for . , specialty SUhmil Jeue off. Trade hke-new 17 Cold&pot 4'r. Phorie t.1rs Gable 714: top.frttz.er refrigera1or for 125-7225 C<ln. • ~imilar model with left COr-.iMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL hand door. Rentals 500 sq. ft. to 2800 sq. 83&-4004 ft, 13c to lOc, 49&-184{) SC. Have l Br. hidf:aY"ftY on 5 ========-===l\c. o'looking .Palm De.sett. lndustrl1I Rent•I 6090 Want an1all cabin Lake Ar. '""""°"'"'°';c.;"'°'.;;.:.;::.._o;;...;.1rowhead or T.D.'5 Pyramid SMALL UNITS Exchangers 675-6060 COSTA MESA 12 Units. prinie Joe. sanr11. $95 & $115 mo Immf.'d OCCU· Ana, 7X GrosJi, SS0.000 F.q . p11.ncy, 66(>.77~ sq fl , Trade for S50,000 10 $60,000 *NEW BUILDING* honie-, duplex or trip!""· 12RC ~q ft uni1s: office, rf"&I· O\\•nc_r/Brokcr 673-34'.lO morn, Jl(}..220 power, plen1 y TRAD!-: new S 1r11.ck can. of parking, 18th & \\'hittier ridgf' home 5fer('<) !Rpc play. Ave ., C.M. pr ($1.IO value \v/speakenl C, Robert NatlreS$, Realtor for guns, cameras, coins, Cosla Mf"sa 642·1485 ere. 536-3021. NEW Bldg, 136& to 2300 ft. HIGH DESERT !or llr11Hh. Nr. Baker & ~·airview, l yr WANT C'alil·Nt'V, Z.3 ~I <'Ir v lca.'I!;. Sullivan, M0-4429. HAVE Cl <:fir. 90xll7 2 blrlgs Loh $68,000 eq442.000 inc . $•145 6100 mo, 0....'11f!:r, cr-.t 646-85.18, --------1 * * \Viii trade N; in R1•dondo Bch honlf' ()r cll'ar ArrO\V Be&.r cahln for buildable lots in Lai:. &h, Dana Pt, NB, C~f. Rltr. !>-!S-0814 CAPISTRANO C ZONED, 4 + arl'{'fi, t"N'C! & Clear, S130,()(.'(l TRADE for lnco1ne or ? REALTOR 548·7111 Pride ol 011 .. nrrship 4-plex In Tustin, Co1·ner lo!, pool '-re c, rm. Exchange for l11n<l, unit11, T.D.'s or? ~toore Really 673-llOl '64 CADILLAC CONVERT. IRLE. Ali e.-.:tra~. Xlnt cond. thruoui. My $2j0 equity for Hnylhing of <'QUaJ valu!'. i147 ha! rluc, 4!MJ.250(l 1111\'e vacanf ,t, ln1provrd Ml inl'nmr, \\'ANT! RI lol or ho1nr , C0$1lll Rrca, Nt'll" port Rrach thru Dana Point 6i3-6ll09. '6.'I F'itt'bird Landau De· luxr, luU I flO\\'('r & 11ir. Trade for f'QUl!y in A:> SUMABLE LOAN: J or 4 br home. 536-9153 * * * A ITENTION BUILDERS * One acre with existing 3 BR home. Room for 12 more f!!!!!!!![!!!!!!!J!'!!!!l!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!'~!!!\!!!!!'-!'!!!!!![!!!!J!!!!! uni11. Possible subnrdin11. BUSINESS i1nd ANNOUNCEMENTS lion. 7\i% financi ng S45,000. FINANCIAL ind NOTICES 64Z-4l87 or 642-1771. • 75' x 100' prime corner Money to Loin 6320 Lost 6401 view lot in Laguna Beach. ~f>-8424 * owner/agent. $9000 For shor' tcrn1 ls! or 2nrl Acreage 6200 TD. Vacant OJ<. Call r-.1r. Adams, Bkr, 714/499-2130, SAC! $16.000, 3 plus. level Gt:RMAN Shrph<"rrl, hlk & tan On daily medication. RF:\\'ARD? \'ic Talbert & Ma~noll11, r-.v. 847-9270/ 962-481~ meals. llarbor/Baker, CLEAN VP SPECIALIST Exter. work by hr. Xln't ~6-1539. New fenre Ir repair", Mow. rtt'a, D'ck Jo"lf'ldlnc, Hun. Ing & fl!Sinr. Reai. tlncton &•ch, 968-'065 I ~"'~ ... ~"'-·~-~-~-1PAtNTING Is itaP"rhl1"'nr:. •.S&O AL'S Landscaplnc. Tree 25 yr. f'J1ptr. Orlly quality --------··---removal. Yard remodellnf. work. Mix a.ny co Io r , BUJ'LO, Remodel, repair. 1'ra&h hauling lot ~leanup. 54G-1!M3. Brick, M11onry, etc Brick, block, co n c rete Repn lr spmklers. 67l-olt66. l ==----~-~~-·I ,_ 1 Job t II EXP. painter. Int Ir Ext. ~· ·1·~" ry, no 00 sma Exper, Japanese Gardener, Low prices, good work. L!c. Colltr. 962-6~5 Con1plete yd service. Neat Trlm $38. l •torf $245. BR I CK wRLOCK •STONE. & Rella. }~re" f'&t. 6424389 536-7~1 By the hOur, alter 5:30 LA\VN maintenance, by the * PAPER.HANGING 64.2-l!Mil * 64~7~ month, Ftt!e estimate, Call l-PAINTrNG. * 968-2-425 BRICK, Block, 5tonr. P11.tloli:, art 5: 54~2619. cotran~ w11.y!1. No "-b too 1 ----===~---INTERIOR l-EXI'ERJOR "" UARDENING J · p l 11 •-·I small &4&-7825, Ref furn . erry s • n ng ~ ce By E>:perleneM Japanese e 496-1864 e .. ;;; " .-.:.*.;."~...,,,~~·~-,--I ;;r:or~roriAt~;;e;;;;:I Cabinetm1lclng -.-...1 ~ Pf.Of'ESSIONAL, :xi yn: exp, -----~---Complete Yard C•rel paperhanging: A palnttnc, CUST0~1 WOODWORK JIM S4G-4337 from Ercland. 961--7461. r~~i;; 0~ ~=• e EXP Japanne Gardener, S & H PAINTfNG Maintrnance & C1ran-\Jp; & Ccmpltle Remodel in&; Sttv. 12-G ·pm-826-2910 5,1&.21:17 M &fZ.1403. Carpentering 6590 e GARDENING ;1etvice & CARPENTRY J.flNOR REPAIRS, No Job Too Small, CablMt In car· ages &: o I h e r cabinets. 54>8175 U no an~wer lrave msg at 64S.2372. H. 0 . Anderson Cleanu p, Free estimate. Pl11terlng, 'p•tch, Exp J1pane1e. 543-3255 alt 6 Repti,lr REMODELING k Rf:pl'lr t:pecialist. Comm'], tt!iderr tiu!. Panclinit. c ab In et !I , n1arlite, formica. C a 11 644-7598. RE~10DE:1JNG Carpentrr nl'C'dS work , 35 yrs exper. By the hol.lr. 642-1505. R E PAIRS-ALTERATIONS- -CABINETS. Any 1\z1 job. 25 )TS ex per. 54H713. SMALL JOB SPEC lAUSf Call Gordon • M&-6.S45 ROOFING Gener•I Services CARPENTRY, Cabs., Pain- ting, J-Unnlca, Plbg repair, concrctr, appliances & watf'r htater replacements, 646-3511 Mon thru Sat. 7 to 7. IBr-.t Typlnt. Photo Copying, Norary & MaUing Service1. ~7R72 X-SECRETARY wants typ- ing. Spec'1 11, specialty, U · pl!'r & ref'11, 549--01~ RAIN G u t , e r • lnatalled, Qualily \!.'Ork. Reasonable. Frtt esl 96&-2208. Hauling '730 & All llome lmprovrment11. TRASH ,t, Gange clean-up. Free Est. ~1059 7 days. $10 a loed. Frtt eat Anylime, 548-5031. Cement, Concre_t• ~ 1 -.~M~O~Vl=N=c.c~L=E-AN=.u~P~• PATIOS, \l.'lllks, driveway11 HA ULING. VERY REAS! removed -rt'poured in con· 1 oc*c=*-=-R70~Y-' -"""-_,29""°*...,*...,.. crc1e .15c 511. 11. & up. YARD /G ar. Cle11nup. $<1:>-7&30. Rcmol'e tn:>es, Ivy, trash. CEi\1ENT \VORK, 00 job 100 Grade, backhoe, 962-8745. ~mall, reasonahlc. Fr r. e JUNK Wanted . Free me1al -* J"ATCH PLASTERING AU tn>rs. Free estimaltt Call "'°"""" Plum b ing -PLUMBING REPAIR No job too 1mall • 642·3121 • DRAINS Pluga:rd? DrainillJ' slow? Expertly clf:1Md $9. 25 hr serv. 5..10-3854 Roofing 6f50 LEE ROOFING CO: Roofin& of a1l lypea, re c over , repairs, roof coatlnp, Lie Ir. bnndrd since 1947. &U-7222. BEFORE You buy, reall T, Guy Rooting Co . Recover 1p eci1l l 1t. 645-2780, 54&-9590. RE-ROOFING, ahq:le1 A: rock. Repairs le 11»C01.tins. No job 100 small 897-U23 Sewing - w•sTM tNSTElt ................ ,,11 GENERAL SEltVIC EI ......... 4"2 fli!ll)WAY CITY .......... t•U GltAOING, OISt'ING ......... ,.IMS 20 Bp f. coniplex, 19iO tax br n£'fi111, cxch. plus cash l'Onsirlcrf'd, Acrs. Lake i\1 a t he w s Mon•y to Loan 'Estates.. 14 mi/Rivenide. 6320 Es!in1. 11. Stull lck, 5'18-81315 pick up & garage cleanup!!. DECLA\\'ED H 1· EdS 54"913 MORE Concrele pa1io for au 1ni. tone, ,,.... . F'emale \\'/name Ea.slbluff QUALITY You'v1 alw1)'E wanted. Oreumaklna .. alterations. Key Say, 1763 Orange Ave., CM. 645--1292 e Dl"t'!tmaking -Allan.lions tAMTA ANA HllOHTI ......... t4lt raASTAL ................ J1'0 eUNA ll'ACH .... , ...... ., .. Jlts •UNA NIGUEL ., ........... Utl MISSION VllJD ................ t10I IAN CLIMENTE ........... ,.J1H ~·,,_. JUAN CAPt5TIANG ...... nu t4.PISTltANO I I.ACM ., ....... Int 0,lllA POIHT ... .,., ....... ti .. 1.1v•1ts101 COUHTY ........ , ... VACATION ltENTALS ......... 2"'1 JllMMElt ltl!NTAU ............ ltlf CONDOMINIUM .,..,.,,.,,.,,tU .. QUPL•:11.ES FU•M ............. UH RENTALS Houses Unfurnished .IJlllEltAL ........ .,.,., .... ~ CClSTA Ml!SA ................ JI°' MIU. DEL MA• ........... , •. Jiff llilU. llEltDI ................. lllt COLLEGE l"AltlC ............ lfll M'#l"OllT llACH ............ noe ftWPOltT HGHJL ,,. ......... :tilt N•Wl"OltT SHOllES .......... UH U ·VIHORES , ................ Jnll ~Ell 5HOllEt ............... m l TCLIFI" , .. , ......... ,.tt>I ... EltSITY PAIK ........... nn llVINE ................. , •• ,.n.n IACK IAV ............... .,, ,,,. IAt.T •LUFI' ................ ,.JU2 •1 iror. nu iltll'INI TE•ltACI ............ n4S COllONA DEL MA• ........... nM U\.IOA ............... ,,,,UM t,f,Y llL.lNOI , ................ JJSO 100 ISLE ............... SH1 IALIDA ISL•NO .... ,.,. .. ,,. IJH llUIWl'OltT WEST , ............ Ull MUNTINGTDN I E•CN ....... JtOt )tUHTINGTON ,H~IOUll ..... .>tOI ,OUNTAIN VALL;aY ,. ........ >tit IU\. llACH ... ,,.,.,.,,,.,MH .... 01.N Glt0\11: .............. )47" LC-"O llACH .............. UOI OllANGI: COUNTY ,,,,.,,,, .••. IHI SANTA AHA .................... Mlt GLASS .............. ,.,.UTI GllEEN THUMI .,,., •• , ... , ... UM GUN SHD,. , .......... ,, .... , .. 611t HEALTH CLUll .............. 4nt HAULING ................. flll HOUSECLEANING ............. 03' JNTEltlOlt CIECOIATINO ...... 4nl INCOMI TAX . , .. _, ............ flolf lltON, OrN""""" Elt. ........ UH lltOHINO ....... , ............. 61S5 IN5UU.TtNO ................ ,. f1't IHSUltANC:I • ................... '111 INVl!STIGATINO. Doftdl ........ ,111 JAMtTOltlAL .... .. • ....... Utt JEWELIY llE"All, Etc ....... 6RI LANOSCAPIHG ............. .,,fl11 '.OCKSMITM ., ............... "2' MAIO SEllVIC E ............ ,. 6*li MASDNllY, llt lCK ...•.....• ,6131 MOVINO I STOlt.t.Ga ..... , .. 4118 PAINTtNO, ••Htllln11n1 ...... U51 PATIOS ...................... MOf Triplrx. I::. Sl1lc, closl' h) shoppini::. 1ran1s mnt•e units. 2-4 pie.~. s1ni::lr story on 2 lots, !or 4 un its or clear house t'Oos1tlrl'('d. FORTIN HLTr.. INDUSTRIAL- LEASE Uogmd/olll"•. Goo·g viow 1st TD Loan n1ount & lakes. 54$-6419 aft 5. 7%. % INTEREST FALLBROOK-18 actts 2 prime II.VOCI.di) land near nd TD Loan Pala i\lesa Golf Club, H.,.,'Y :l9.i. S59.SOO. 544-3037. Terms based on l'Q'Ully. GOV'T Land, $5 ac. \Vritr 642~~171 545-0611 Land Package 1185 Ar· &-rv1ng illlt'bor 11rea 21 yrs. r owhf:ad A·.,,,-Sa n S1ttler Mortgag• Co. J:{l()(J sq, ft, Sprinklrml. 1nod. Be.rnardlm Ca ' 336 £:, l71h :ilf'l't't rrn. clean, 11mp!r parkirig.-[ :;:,;::;;=:,=:· ==~· ====f <A~Ni'-NliO~u ... NttC~E~MMiE'-iNiTttS-- . tmmed. r nsscs.sinn lOr. sq. R E W t·' 6240 ft. -The rtcnl Es1111ers • • an .u ind NOTICES llin1alayan cat lc11s money. Artl!lic 1ett1n,. JUN K Wantl'd. Free metal tai;:ll lost vie Reward. 6-1-1-16.13. Lie., call ~hL'< at 644·0687 plck up & garage cleanups. '°"=~'---~---I CEMENT Work, Reu. Clly 1-lauling. F.d Stone, 543-891 3 LOST Large male c a t , orange k ii·hi!e in vie, of & state lic'd, Side walks, HAULING & Clranup. Trees \\'ilson & Joann. Rc~·ard ~ drives, pa1io!I .. 642-8514. & shrubs removed, Frtt Ple11sc, rt"1urn. 6424 9S$3. eslimalf', 645-343.1. Contr1ctors 6620 [ ========= WST-Hlack, bro"·n & ~·hi te ----------Housecleanlna Bas.sen hound, "Droopy", GEN'L CONTRACTOR 1 -----~-- ''1c Bristol .~ Baker. C;1. Cali!. Lie. Ovl'r 100 Dc\•clop. n.e"'111YI. 54:=>-&111 lllC'nls last S yr.'!. Prefer ncw '735 LABRADOR. kl5t vi c. 1'(lll.<;!n1t"tion. Ln11• 01·f"r. Virginia Pl., C.'1\1. $:JO hl'ad, Bnndahlc. G·l:?-0:>90 . REWARD. LI R-Hi.15 af! 5 I M=Y~c1c_.-,Y-.--qc,,c,c),-1,-"-1~"-,-" PAINTINil· ..... , .... , .... US5 PHOTDO PMY , . . . .-... 6171 •LA.STiit O.'••tc:ll. ll"tlt' ,.Ult f'LUM•I . . .• .,,,.,.,.,,.,,.,1 PET Git MINO 6tOI 646-71TI, CU~O~t r ourt-T'LEX Private buyer \lo'&nts 4'pt unit! Found (Free Ads) 6400 Personals i::ood location t.ny condition, ----------- 640! r<'pair. \Vans. ct"ilinc. floor~ CIC'. No jllh 100 5maJJ . 543-1494, 24 llr 11.ns.. srrv, LIC 'D Con1r. Ren1odc!in~. ai;!rl-0ns, roofing, paintin& & FOR Xlnt \\1ork -Call Dutch ~taint. for \\'indo~·s firs It crpl clcaoini;:. &fore BAM or 11ft 3P~t, 5.17-1508. \VTNOOWS & \!.'alls Washed. Firs, atripped, seaJrd & waxed, rug cleaning. Free eat. d11y/nitr 673-3090. PDOL SE VICE ............. fl'lt l'OWE• IWlaPINO, ...... ,.,.,f,U PUMP l••VKE ................ 6111 lt.00,ING .. •·-............. •tS1 1t.t.010, ••""-Etc. . . , ....•. u.n llEMOOEllNG & REP.t.llt ff40 •lMOOaLINO, KITCHENl ,.. •tU sc11so•1 IHA1tr1N .......... ,•s~ SEWING , .. . .. ·"" SEWINO MACHINE lllEPAllS 6tU Choic!' Nr11·porl area, 3 BR & 2 BR un11s. Jrlf'Rl Oll'ne.r occupier! .~. 111.'I'. shrllrr pro- pc'rly. $~.120 inL'0111e. $12,000 doll'n, $75,000 642-4387 or 6·12·17il. PTllCf: RF;DUCED SEPTIC TANl(S, S.w.n. Elc,. '"J F.:is1blulf cu~ 6 unit~. (}.vnrs TAILOltlNO ......... ., .• ,1t 3 5 ,. lERMITl CONTltOL .......... 602 4 Br, B.1 hnl + . !!Ill IOS. TILE, Ctr1mlc. .. . ........... ,,,4 Si91i,;,(Xl, 011·nrr !i7~i..'Jll3'.l. TJLI!. Ll1111wm • M1rbl1 ...... 111s 1 c,-~"'°-=-~-.,-.,--...,.. i:~=v~~~'.c:,;,.;,..;·E,C:.".'. :~~ (1 or 21 Of-luxe 4-plexes In Uf'HOLSTEllT ................ .,. Costa tlle~ii . Ry 01\'rlf'r, Prin waL011o1~ . . ........ ,'"I only. Inc St2.i;(J. ~>ls-69:-16. WINOOW .(1.E•NING .. , ....... Otl JOBS & EMPLOYMENT TWO 16 units, sell or trade. ~3511 • PUPPY Appmx. 6 "'k~ olcl , BALBOA Isl. wanted Jrom l::Hher Ba.~sett or BcRi;:ll.' . ownerhome&income,niu!I r·oun tt Frida y elt n, be xlnt cond. 713: 247-2121. t.1arguerite Ave, Cdi\l. BUSINESS •nd 673-3014· F I NAN C IAL 1 'r~a~u~N"'nc-.~D""'•lc-m-•"""••'""""Do"•:o::'" -----------1 Vic: SRrilll. Jsl'hcl & Orll.nlite Business Opportunities Ave., C~l. Call alt 4:00. 6300 ~8-1364 or 548-4369 ----------1VIC Wcstcliff llt'CH, leme.lr APPLY NOW! Gc.rman Shepherd. Con lact Sheriffs Animal Center, Cindy Jobber's NHded ~3ra2. F'ULLY LICENSED * Reno"•ned llindu Spiritualist Art\'iee on all mailers. Lnvf'. Marriage, Bu~in~ss repair~. 5 4 0-7 8 5 8 or Rt"arllng.~ given 7 days a 5'10-766-1. v:rrk, IO am .10 {Im. l'c==---~---~-312 N. El Camino Real, EN'L rcinodcli n&: & m1int. No job loo 11mal l . San Clt>menlc 492_91.'\G, 492-0076 t.lc'd/i1tsured. 675-8183 Remnrlcling * Additlons PROr. Man 60 interested in· HOUSE OF CLEAN Comple!t" House Cleaning 642-6824 Mesa Cleaning Servit'fl Carpel1, windows, floors, etc, Res & Commc'I, 548-(lll ln1ur1nce 6770 KARL E. KENDALL 1<hm pelile wonirn u/55 Jor Llcl"nstd·Bnnrlcrl 548-1537 HAVE You had trouble get· <lanclnJ.:, bridge, golf, com· 1-----------· 1 ting 1-leahh &: Al"cidenl pansh1p, Tra\'t'l w ht n Add i lions * Rrmod~Hng JnsuranCf' hE't'AU.M" of past rrllrert . con~. marriat>i;:. Ge rw ick &. Son, Lie. \Vr itf' Daily Pilot Box M-ll, 673-G:»t * 549-2170 illne~11? Call eveA, 6~387. Designed to suit you. Call Jo * 646-6446 Alterations -'42-5145 Neat, ae<:Urate, 20 yean eXP. Tilt, Ceri1m1c.. "74 * Verne, The Tile r-.1an * Cust. \\'ork. ln5t1'll l-repaln . No joh too ~ml, Plaster patching . I/a.king 1hower repair. 847· 1957/846-0206. CERAMIC Ttle work. FrH est. No job too 1nWJ. 536-2426. Uphol1t1ry '"' Cz )' k 0 I k I '. (Ca;y.k(».key) Custom Upholstery, 1831 Newport Blvd, CM 642-1454. Window Cleaning 6"7 HOLLAND WTNDOW CLEANING SERV. Windowa, walla, f1n cleaned. 638-(l,J(IJ, JOBS & EMPLOYMENT 11155TM1NITE• , ,, ,, ,,,, ,,,,., ."611 M.IOWAY CITY .......... , ..... MU IAMTA ANA HllOHT1 ......... KJI Joa w•MTID, Mtll ............ 1to1 7x. gross. Call &1:>--0303, ,01 WANTl!O, W""1tll ........ 702' Agonl. JOI WANTED. EnJ.oy opf:r~ting your ownl'r"o"u=N"o-s"m-•"ll-w"h~ilc,-m-,1c, bu!llrte&S. LI g ht, ple~u.nt Poodle y,•i!h choker collar. ~:ork. Day1 .or evenings. Vic o! Jambol't'f' and l.'ID \V. Bay SI., Co~!a r-.fcSJi. .1:1.;., Jinitorii1I 6790 Job Wanted, Men 7000 * MASSAGE * C1rpet CIHnlng -~ C:•ASTAL .. ·, ........... 11M l.t.GUjlol.\ llACH .............. JJ05 ~·UflA NJOUIL ,.,.,,.,.,,.,Jl11 ·MISSION VtEJD ............... 11t1 JAN CLEMENTI! ....... nlt U.N JUAN CAl'JSTllAHO ans CA,PISTltANO ll!ACH .... -... UJI DAMA POI NT , , , ..... , ...... ,, 11'1 cm~M INIUM ........... ttH 0;;rJ,.E l.E5 UNFUllN, ,., ...... )'1J leNfAl~"T.t.Ls ........... ,,,, 'Apts. Furnithed OIHl!lt.t.L , ................... 4llOI COSTA MISA .................. 4JOI llt1ii l,I, Vl!llOIE .. ,.,.,.,.,,,.,,4110 ltlWPOllT llAC:lf ............. 4toll HftPOllT Hl:IGMT1 ,,.,,,,.,,4211 M(Wl"OllT t.HOlllS ............ 4Uf ftSTCLIFP , . '""""" ,4Ut UN/VliltStT'V llAIK ......... ,.42'1 IACK IA Y .................... ,.42H •AST ILUFI" , .............. 4241 (:'OllONA DEL MAM ........... 41$0: IALIOA ......... ,,, ...... •ltll '4Y ISLANDS .............. .,,4JSO 1.IDO ISLE ............... 4HI IA\.IOA ISLJ,ND ............ tH5 HUMTINOTON llACH .......... 440. llOUNTAIN VALLaY .......... 4411 ti•\, IEACH ................. 44H ~OHO llACM ................. 4MI lllANGI COUNTY .............. 4'tl &Alil:OaN OltOVI .............. 4611 PllJITMINSTlil ................ 4'11 '1UaWAY CITY .,,. .. ,. ........ 4'16 IANTA A.NA , ,.,. .. .,,.462' UittTA ANA HEl•HTI ,., ...... -TUITIN ... : ....... , ............ 4'4t COASTAL ............ , ... 41'1 ~UNA l lACH .......... .,.,47fl L.MUH& NIOUIL ........... .,.4111 MtfflOM VllJO .......... -410f .... lol CLIMINTI .. ., • .,4111 MIN I WOMl'N ...... 1n1 f============= SCHOOLS I INSTlt UCT10H ... 1'0I JOI l'tl,.AltATION ......... JIOI Busine11 Rental 6060 THEATlttCAL 1'ot MERCHANDISE FOR . 1-------- SALE AND TRADE ART ~UDIOS for lea~e Gallrry Nr11•porl Eas! FUltMITUltE . _ .......... •06t 2()6.q Nr"'""rl Blv<l. C:\I Ol'~IC a ~UltNITURE """" Hll 1~· OFl'ICE •01111 .. Ml!NT .......... 1111 642·1121 nr &12-1646 STOllE EQUIP MENT .......... ff1) CAFI, ll!STAURANT ........ 1014 $200 Per n10.. 1200 sq . ft. I.lit EOUIPMENT ........ , .. IOU nftJCl' or retail !!!Ill'!'. 213 HOUSEHOLO GDOOS .......... 107f GAR ... Ol SALE ......... ,IOU 6600 St., N.B. Sec :\lanagc.r l"UltNITUltE AUCTION ........ tnl al lhc Tr11vclod1tc ,,,.LIANCl'S ...... ,,,,,..,, •. 11•,C"~~---~-----'NTIOUEI ............ 1111 CORONA Dt'I i\1ar. 6fi0 Sq. SEWIHi;i MACHINI .• ., .. .,1111 1i1us1c.t.L 1NsT•UMEN't ...... tnJ Ft. E-Z P11rldni;:, prin1c loc. ,.,ANOS • OltGANS " ....... " ll)t Realonnmit'.~ Co1·p. 67:'>-6700 ltAOIO . """'""""'.,"'Hot rELEVIUON ,, ,,.,, ......... ,,ltot Hl·FI a ST.l!ltEO ............... n11 Office R1ntal 6070 TAPE ll'P-ltDEll . "" ,tnl CAMl!•AS & EOUIPMlNT .,,,IJOO HOll"t SU,.PL JES ............ Mot 1----------- S~OllTING GOOQI . .. ....... IJot ltl!OCUUllft:S, KOPEi ....... ISH MtSCELLANl:OUI ,., ....... " N0t M1St'. WANTED ................ 1611 ,,_...CHINEllY,.l'lc. ............ , , llOI LUMIEI .................. ,,. .. UH STOit.AGE .. .. .. .. , ........ 111' IUILOINO MATEllALt. """UH SWAPS 11tt PETS and LIVESTOCK P'ETS ,Cflfl•AL ·, ............ 111111 C:ATS .......................... tnl ooos .......................... nu MOAlll ., .•••••••••• ., •...•••• MH 1.IVl$TOC1C , , .. .... CALIFORNIA LIVING SU PER4 n ELUXE QUALITY 1-2·.~ rnnn1, 1Jfl 10 3.{MXJ sq. ft. nrf1('(! su11c11. lrnme<1. OC· cull"nt'y. Orange C n 1 y . Airport lrvinf' Commcrc. Complrx. 11dJ. A1rportC't Ho!cl & Rf'slaun1nt, banks, San llir~o k N'p~ ··~·ys. UNCRO\VDF.D PARKING WW EST RA TES Owner/mirr. 2172 D\!Pont Dr., &AN JUAN CAPtSTIANO 1ru NUltSlllllS ............... nu CM'llTllANO 11.t.(N (1111 SWIMMI Me ,00Lt. ,. ......... ... Rm. 8, Newport Brllch 833-3223 Cour1e.~y to Rrokt'.n * OELUXF; l·room offiCf', Adjact'nl !n A1rp:irtt'r Inn & Orani;c Cnly, /l l rporl . C&.rp., rlrapc!t, 1n1,1~i1·, 11\r• r·onrl .. etc. $12~1 ~lotilh, OAllA '°OINT .................. 4J4t PATIOt , .... , ........... ,_ .. ,,"II fltlPLl!I., tr~ ............... ,4too 'WHING S .................... mt c:NOOMINIUM """"""'" 4t5f VA(ATIOMt. . .. ttU ~~~~A.LS ................. ..,, ~!~~s~~"~:~:.1.~~ .. ... Apt1. Unfurnlthed sAiLao.t.n ....... ; .... ",. l'OWE• (ltUISl!ltl .......... ,.toll 'l_Hf.ltAL ' ., .................. HOO S,.liEO-SKI IOAT , .... ., .. ,.Hit COSTA MESA ,.,,,,..,.,,..,,,,5Ut IOAT TllAlll!ltS ... ,..,,,,ffl'J ~··,l Vl:llOI ............... SHI IOAT MAINT(NANC B ........ tob •IWPO•T I EACll ............. JtOf IOAT LAUNCHING , ......... •a t lflWll'OltT H!IOHtl ., ......... J1t MAltlNa lOUIP, """' .ttH lta'!VPOltT IHOltal ............ lttt aO.t.t SLlll', MOOlllNG .,,.,., .. ft>4 833-0101 OR li3.l-Ol •l-1 DESK SPACE 305 Real I-uU or pan llmf:, McArthur B!vrt. ·193-4194. Men &nd women, Jlites 21 • . years and over may handle F «?UNO i\lalt' Yor.kshirc Ter· ll gi~n number of IOORtions. r1er. Gold, ero .... n &. RTl!.Y. Rrf11ling our wart"houscd i\1rSll Verdr area. 546-2.l76. Top Brand c a n dy a nd FOUN D Blk & "'ht. D11lm1'· snacks. Collecting moni_oy lion. Vic Ca!alina Dr., N.B. v.•hile attrndlng lo localinns, 642-55J 2. Equipment shall be supplicdl'YoN"C~~b7l•-,7k--m-,clc,-cklc.11c,c, 11.s prr investmen1 . S97:i.oo "'/crooked t11!1 found In TO $!1125.00 CASH REQUIR· Ea&1bluff RJ"el' 644-1~07 ED. \\!rl1e or phone Multi· FOUND White ~mall pnodl<' Slate Distrihuling, Inc., 1681 flea rollar Mesa Verd~ W. Broadway, Anaheim, ca. are". 545-3842. 92802· 71 4 4 TIJl..5060, f'OUNO-kltten In Cnron11, ATTENT ION Highland!! Call 67>-3193. DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED Lost 6401 Hm.'TS _ nC'w multl·milllon 1 _________ _ dollar advertisrd 1nack 1 pRck BROWN & ~'bite toy Poodle, ~roductt:, NEED NO \V , Re-bl.ind in one eyr. Llr. Nn. h11ble mf:n or ~·omen . In 39931 Inst 11-27 A i\f . Southrrn . Calif .. lo 1erv1ce Reward. Vic Cos1a ~11"!!1 S!. fast mnv1_ng coin operatrd & Sanllt Ana Ave. 5'18-5207 products; .in <.'Q, secured I~ (Ir 54~. callon", rommcrcial &: f&t'·l~=:-~----~- tory: part or lull time 10 to LOST Sm. ftm ghp.scgir t2 how....-Ptr Wl"Ck • nO ~ell· Cock11poo: Blk "'I w ht ini: CASH TIEQUIRED . ma_rk~. Vtc: &lnl111 l!111hl'l111 ..S100o to Sl9:Xl. \\/rite for prr. !, Santi! AnA St. &l5-l&i9 Mnal ln1cr\'1e"'. g Iv In i:1~0k7d0Y-·_Ec','.·c'·~--O"""-c- 118m<", address: & phonr SMALL Rlac'k po001,. lyl"" number 10: Dis:ttibulorship dog. Ha!I l<QtTlf' wl'litl' nn Tl!\•., !11, r .O. Bole 24 B5l, chest & f(l('S. Rik mllar A<- L11!1 ArlJ:1•!r.~. CRJ. 90024, ~hod .. haircut. P!r.a . ..r t"All ·="""~~---'-c l ,,.1\l-29:17. ~-tAKE l's.Ira mnnt"y, part --------~ time. No ph1Jne s<Jl lciling or REWAfiD·SlOO for I nfo door lo door i;cllinit. For lel'dlng to rrcovery ol Sp11 n. a pp'l with no oblig11.tion call Jnti!ar by M. Lopez '64. 968-002+ 543-862-C. !•TCLl,.11 .. """'"' ,l~ll •OAT Sl!ll:YIC•t. ............. ,.,ttJJ v1•11TY •••K ........... snr IOAT ll'llTALS ............... ttlf COF'F'F.E ShOp. ldeal for DISAPPEARED 11/.,,.. l..u~k KIAT .................... n4t 10.t.T CHAltT&• ,., .... ., ...... H:tf 6'J No. El Camino S.:in <tl•m•nfe 492-4120 •LUFll ............. l14J '""1NG IOATI .................... rouplc. Small !nvt1tn1cn1 Jlomt!I. CdM! Sm IM , ONA OIL ................. llH IOA't MOVIMI ..................... OFFICE ~Pllt'C !or ]l'fl~e on II h ndl I )I bl y '-h II ) ) Do\ " ................. •OAT STOll.t.Olf ............ ..... \l.'I • I or re • e pllr· OrKll lt?., ea c 0 a r . llLAMOI .......•••••••••. me IOATS W•MT•O .....•...•.••. MM SA.n Diego Fwy nr I:.aguna ly. Call collec!, 41;;: ~ward. 67U200 1S\.a ,. ................... 1u1 t.11tc••,., ................ ,,. Niguel , DcltA Ele c tr i c, OA Ill.AND .. ., ....... fall l'LT"tl Ll!SIOMS .............. tlH 831-140!) 924-5334 f'EM . k>nghaift'd WI.)' Cflll. ~T INOTON JIACH •••••••.. S4fll MOelLI HOMll .................. JANTTQR!AL o.-" ! "' NTalN VAllaT ............. ,, MOTO• MOMll .............. ft1J * DOWN O H B """cv1t'fl or " Wr"'le fffl, grern eyrl, M. U.\CN ..................... ltCYC&.11 ................ ,... T WN • • We. Equipment ~ con-Laguni Nliuel. 495-5227 110 llb(N .................. Ult ILICT•t<! Cl.Ill .............. fttl ~modeled ofc or J;llop, blk 10 I Col b I NOICOUMTY .................. MtMt•+KIS ., ................ f'IJf ,",!c.!v.. n1 UI ne 1s . BLACK CockApoo-E. Coala Cl•N o•ov• ................ ,. MOTOltCYC\.I ............. '* ()('(!an. Llndborg Co, 531.2579 ,........,,., ' SA UNA * WHIRLPOOL Lr>1·cly Girls. Plush farilitics. Oprn 6 days, nrlOn·mirlnight. 2930 \V, Coast ll"''Y, Ne11•port Beach. 51!!-360!! ~1ACRAJ\1E' -lhe. craft of creat ill~ kMttini;:, 3 lrssons, $12, my home. 67l-91&1. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Phone 542·7217 or wri!e lo P .O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa. Announcements 6410 GRAND OPENING! OriC'n!a l, SWC'dl~h & l-"rench. MASSAGE All new young It altral"livc fPm&lt> l!'<"hnll.'ians to 11Crvc & &atisfy our cus1nmers Prlva!e room11 ,, Sauna lll'll, 12 'ti! 12. 1113 Newport Blvd. Co1t1 Mesa 642-0450 LlcC'nsed CHRISTMAS CARD RETURN ADDRESS STICKERS $1 FOR 100 Srrid ;your dollar AJJd your MP)' to! Pilot Pri11tlni:, Lal)el Dlv. Box 1875 Nr"'f'IOrt Beal"h, C.a. 92663 Yl'lur l11bels v.·Ju be sent by rrturn 1nt1il. SERVICE DIRECTORY Accounting 6500 Sm busf~ss·need d,tptndablr, accurate It JT.11111 bookeeplng rinne? \\'ill pick up 968·20'1ll TMINITI• ................. kit MOTDltKtlOTa~I ....... 91M ""'RONA o~ 'l'R ~==:::-:=:====="°[Mesa, Vic: 19th It Tu1tln. ,,_IOWA'f CITT ,., ....... ., .. .,.Ml• AUTO 11: .... ICU & f'.t.lln '".... \.V c.. ... "" -SQ.-2712. )AMTA ANA ................... AUTO fOOU . ••uir ....... HI• s R)1S 1100 .... ft . 1Cl'Tld nr. 2 lnve1tm1nt B b I I lut'f,f, ANA Hlt•NT• ............. r•.t.IL••· TIAVI\. .......... 1411 ~. .1.•10 LOST: Vic; CdM. l-coltt • 'fl tt "' rolT•N ... .. .................. TIIAtLllllr, uno.., ............. HM BA , CID, Pkg. fi7l-li7S7 Opportunltl11 "" '550 rw.tTAL .............. 1111 CAM•Elltlt .................... "" ----------·I hOopf'l'I ~11rrln,e. R•~'•rd ! Olll.O CARE my ht'ime. any itHINA 11.t.CN .. , ........... IHI r11uc111t ..... ~·-•OJ•• .. •·· .... • Xl..iVT Offlca Space ~ow 67;;...GOSll .UNA !ltlOUll , ......... .,,,., JllPS . .. ........... -AvaU. LIDO BLDG. 335.l $41 ,000 WELL JCUOl'lt'd l~t ace. NtilJ' Fairview & 11 CL•Ml!NTI .:.1~·····••····"11 CANl'lll •NTALI tJJ:S SMALL Blk • h d Adami c :\f 54!}..0752 N JUAN c•••tTIU11fO •••••• Jnt oud 1u••••• nu V\11. l.ido, NB. 673-4501. TD $250 mo. 6'Xi CM pro-• w 08 namc1 • .. • u•••••.t.No •••CM "" +MPOltTl!D AlllDI ................. pcrty. Will d\scounl 20'i\ or TIUy, ma.le \lo /red collar. Clln.o care by day or wk, 0-"A ll'OINT .... J •. 1 .......... ,.. s'o•T u•1 ...... .,, •••• .J ... K1l CHRISTMAS IS comln&I Sell I I T CdM ,~ "~ (IJPL•• «. i .... .t.•T1ou1s. C:LAJ11ct " .. , $32,llOO caah. Owl'M!r 6'B-lll16 rv ne err. 1 • ·~· Lovin11: care. Bmokhun:t k ~HOOMiM•U~ :::~:::::::::..,. 1t,r.c1: CfJtS, 1too1 ••• ::::::::·,01 )'OUt unwariird ll!m1 It Jtlck AdiuTll are• • .._1290 .. •t•T.t.ll WANT•fii ............... •UTO •::::~ ................ «» up fMt ('3sh lhru a Da.lly S.'i0,!Xll·2 Yr not .. , Dlscounted itt-* LOST • brown mtle 1 -...,...,=.~:-~===-::::•.'f:"::NT : .. ···:·":.:: ~~i:~.~c:.~~~ .. ;::;:::::.:::·: Pilot Clal.'!lli«I 11d •• l t 'a To 1how 15% EU'nlngs per toodle vie SAnt• Ana Av. BABYSIT~ 645-3276 ~lt11La. Tu1lt1t cou•T• ""•vTo .i. •••. o..~ ... •• "'cas;,y • .nlJ M2-S613 yr. 546-5984 C.M. neward. 61r>-~ D11ys,, nllf't, C~1 . &-:Jttt, ;:.....~c...;..;.-'.C.;._ ___ ..:.c.;._c..;;;...;.._ ___ _ Diamond Carpet Cleaning ACTION Prc·hOlid:iy special MAINTr:NANCE COMPANY F'rl'f' Minor Rep11ir11 \V/Clng. Ortirt &. Housecleaning 300' SlJ, We aJllO ln~!all. Guar. Salis.faction. Free est. "'--S.ll·l.175 r n'C Clll. 61J.-1:1\7, I============= Clean·Cle11ncr-Clcanest! & Lindacaplng Kurt \Vai,:ncr Carpl't Upho!s1cry Cleanl'r~. S 9 /l.l'Crai;:r rm, 53 4-530;i , 6110 633-56'12. F & t.f Cleanini:: Srrv\Cfl J-loliday Special . Ccrtl·Foam. Cl', th'it>s in 2 hrs, ~6-3S08, 5.16-2247, CRPTS/\V indowa -3 rins & h11ll fof\m shampoord + <.'Ompl window washing both for $37.SO. 827-3182 alt 4:30. STEAM Jet carpel c1eantni:. By .ClarK111rr, nallotl-w\de i;ervlee. F'ree e.st. 642-4055. BASEBOARD HEATERS SQUARE DANCE CLOTHES FOR MEN' &. WOMEN 492--0770 WINTER RATES- Cus1on1 design, instant Ja\Yns, Sprlnkler111, rototil. 113J.2Sf>4 LAWN Maint. & Cleanup. Depende.b le, ttliable l rea• rares. 847-3620 NEW la\lo·ns & 1prnklen In· 11talled. Shrubs planted & removed. Fret rst. 64~3433 EUROPE AN Landacaper o~·n design le workmanahip, Carptt Laying & call 49&-3383 eve1. Repair 6626 1========= --~-------CARPET • W111( kl will, Sample., ~hown In yoor hon1c. R<'!IS. lmmed. del. install . Gua r. ~orn or eve: ~>-064.i I EXPF:RT CARPF.T IN~IALLATION & rtfo:PAIR. li4&-tl91. e EXPERT e CBrJ>l'I ln~tJllla l ions t< 5..19-8.l27 * Electrical 6640 ELECTRICIAN, S111all job&, maintenance k r' p 1 I r a. l .. ic'd & Bonded. 548-5203 Furniture Restoring & Roflnlaltlng '675 l-'URNITURE STRIPPING GRAND OPENlNG SPEC JAL! Arly ave.r•.g11:. chair or toeker atrlp(led "· 642-344$, Gardening EXPER. llawallan Oardl'ner Complrt e G Ar dl)nl n a St.rvlL"e, 646-4676 lfl 6 pm, )10NTI IL\'. Lawn m a lnt. Lllwn "'Sf'lrinkltirs iru:IAlled . Rot1>-lill1na:. Tries, 1hntbs rtmm'!'d, 6411.34:\.1, •· · MAID SERVICE 6125 LOCAL Girls "'1.nt to clMn aptA &: priv, homes. Gd ref'• & rcas. rates! 642·1224. M11onry, Br ick 6130 COMPLETE Cement l Masonry, 2l yn: f:Xpc.r. Frt'f: rAt, Anytime, 8 4 6-4 917, SU-2483. Pelntlng, P •perh•nglng • 6150 HOLIDAY Sprclal Inter k Exler Painting. Free eat. l.t>t.J ~f's. Lic'd A ins. 1'4ree window washing inside le .out. c.11 Chuck. 6'5-0809 00 11 )'Olirself. You do trim. Avg. J Br. house. Exler 11h1t"CO n so. lncl m•t'I & labor. All work 1 u a r . ~7-1441. . No Wa1t1ns; * WALLPAPER * Whe n you call "Mac" 543-1444 &t&-tn1 Hnulf'll, doc kl, boa l 1 , flagp o les , anythl n1t ev11ry1htn1t rea1on•b ly 'p11 lntef, Frttt !M1~2. '. ,._,, X-CONTRACTOR wlah~• pos ition 11 prop 1 r t y manager or maintenance. Well quallfird, rle pendabl1, bondable. 492-4119 i\1ALE AIDE -To care for rlderly person. Own Trani. 64>-2j5(), •7020 ' SINGLE gal-2.1, w Ibo I h clerical & eottrta.lnme11t bkgrnd. seeking creative or public oriented joh ,ln So. Oninge Co. 673-05(]2 • AlDES - tor coovaleseence, l!lderly care or l11m1Jy can. Homemakers, 547-6611, Jobs-Men, Wom.: 7100 ACCOUNT ING CLER.K • GIRL l-"RIDAY Jtt..cEp. TJONIST. S1ali1tlcal :fyplal posillon cvolvin,i Into •n assistant accounl&nl :within : yr. Xlnt advaoctmeTll op. portunlty. 1 yr accounllflf: exp, l"t'q'd. Cont1ct Jo!ll~ Stel nh1 ugh , BQISE CASCADE Rcsldenl!11 I Com· munlly Group. 714: 5%3-1310 AoVERTtSlNG -Worn~n or Kiri~. S2 10 $3.50 per•'hour, full tl me. Call or come in, !'>48-5501 ; 11169 Ne wport Blvd. Suite F, Cosla Meu.. APT. Cleantna: Woman nttded, exper. Own b'l111p. PU'IOnal ttf'a. 64~12M. AUDJQ...VISUAL·· OPERATOR SERV. MAN : Sel .. up, oper11l1?1, monllon • 111·00 adjlat1 tape n'corde.n, N.lde ' film proje(ton In : lari;e lecture ha 11 a In-: 1lr\lctlon, Ptrlntma routine • ma.in!enance 4r ttrvlclna ct i all types DI ptojr(lOfto 1 r111corde r 1 , tel1vt1k'll1 , cameru 11: tte*lvtts, Rdh> • rtct.IVfll'I and arnpllfttn. 1 Starlln1 salary $.16$. Ope11-I lnlt' at Cnldenw1st Coll$. , Appl)': Coast Communlb' I Colle•e Olltricl, ltfO AC'lamtJ COil* M .... Phonti 134-Sltl8. • ' ' • l .r ~ .• 1 f .. "" ........... , ..... ~ ... """" - ' • U DAILY PILOT Si1~•J. Novernlltf 28, 1910 H-'• How You Can Use O• "91110us Dime • A • Ullft e Brint them or m•ll th•m with correct c•&h to one of our .t convenient offices. e No llw1tock, produce or~plant1. e Na commercle l •d1 allowM. . I ~ e Each Item mutt be prlcH with no Item over $25. c...t JJ ....... _,.,...,..ht. ONEL Train, tXttlWnl «1ndllion $15. G&rMI 7So-$l \\',lghls SS. Siu 9 WttJtllllf I ~hoe!i, nev.• S2. O&rf hoard ! t.,C. Rllskefball Zt-. Foo1ball !iT><'· Hf'lnult 50c. GoH c;luh11 "' 1 ~nd bas;: S2. 3 fool lockrl'!I SJ ( f'&ch. Barbeque Sl . 'Rubber (.,..fl~ 40c f'&Ch, P \ng pjlng ;\1tblf' S2. ~tK O/'M!' star figure ~ij<aUn1: bloeks $3, &oks lOr~ ~Sl. Record Albums !!Oc. r Lad~ clo.-hH, files 1~16 ,t5e-S.i. ir1clud1ng ,suits, d.ress-f:t!I, shi1·1~. skirts, 11.,.,'t'liters, ~lia11. Boy Seoul equipml'nl; 'riup len1 , packs 50c -$3 ~Brass hanging lan1p SI. ;'!143-4729, 20J6 High.land Dr. ~N .B. . SOFA bed, full 11iu~ brown naua:ahydt $25. ll1-1467 CAR maa:azioe5 10 years of R&T, C&D, SCG and HR S25 rach M!I. NSU 1000 eng1nf' S20. NSU 1000 transaxle S20. Ar2u~ c .3 carnera S25. Lighr mf'tl'r SID. O!l':illnseope S20. SI! 1Je r 11 I mrch11.nirs "'"'nches :!()(' 10 1. Mo to~ SJ.~ f'llf'h. .. rl r .~.,.,. l' r c11b!nel S2U. Car parts 50c lo S2. s ..... ing ser SI. Crib S20. Metrrs and rrlays 50c ro S2. 4 t'yhnder i\·lai:ni10 S5. Sn111ll girt'1 bike Sl:>. Phon(!graph S20. J175 Tyrol Dr i \' r . Laguna Bt>ach (Top of the \\lorldl. 494-5617 52 CUBIC inC'h &uba t11nk S25. 540-11129 afll'r 6 PAtR Healy buck el seats St5. Pair Corvt>tte buC'kf'I 5l'at1 Sl5. MP.sa 1..ettf'rman's jll.ckel, size 38 $15. 3:'i Chf'\'Y coupe body $25. Frame SIO. Formals, size 12 S..i • SlO. Pair 69 VW rims .,.,.ilh tires "'-·~7 Dod~e radiator SIO. 646-076.i. 2611 \Va.lnul, CM OUR t-orPign purt"h8Sl'I: ' GIRL'S bicycl, $25. Dining tablP SI:>. Mapll' I win bedstead~ Sl8 Pach. Boy's ha~t>h111! glnve SJ.50. Girl's C'loth!ng 50c -$2. Men's: bowl ing b11.JJ, ha~. skoes S12. Rnad And Track, N111ional CMgraphic n1agazines !{le tach. BuiH·ln type-clothl's harnprr S2. Box 78 t't'rords SJ. Elertric 1l1otors S.l l'ach. 8aSPhall :dlflf'.'I, llE SJ. foorbllU shot's S2. Red bu1·krl srat.s Sl j each. 36" x JG" "'indo.,.,•s 1>.•ilh i:las., SI I e11i'h. Stufft>d loyg l)c -S2. 7 Ntw booksM!t stereo ex· WAJ....~UT rinish dlnettf' St'! 6 BICYCLES boys and girls, lemlon 1peakers S25. 4 track \\'tl h 4 chair11 Sl7.50. Cos..'O refurbished S12 to $20. car1rid1e tuner Sl5. APSCO High ch1ir S3.50. 20" x f,O'' 968-6276. rtesk mOOel tJ" tape eni· 1'11'\ge lraverllm-n1 a r b I cl·A~N=T~IQ0u"~E~C"l<1t~-k-,~.,~,,~,-,-,hc. bo~srr SID. 6 roll~ 1 ~" em· llible lop $25. 50 x 50 mo\'i" 9'16 11th Street, Huntington bos!!ing tAf* SI. l\1odel 610 scrf'en S15, 549-002'1. BtAch. · J.:l'Oeral 1raru;~iver tesler BABY-Basstnc!IP -n~· OF.LUX~ 082~,,.,,,,-,---:~ S20,. Nl'\\' CB base Joart pad S7. 64>29J9.· 1vheets f'IC'Ctrfc ~~tor 0 ~I n1ob1I 11.nlt>nna S12, Cati --:---. • -'. ' I 5J6..302l bclore 3 and chttk T-Custuon chair $2), \\•alnut rotisM.'nes, $2'2.50. RJ0-0241. my 11.rl in th~ Traders nt'V<'r-_niar lamp ra~le S2~: SCHWINN 10-~peed, good Paradi!lt'. Eltt!r1c broom Sl.J. 48 condition $2.i. 64&-m4 133 drt'sS('r Sl). Boy's hl-risrr E. 161h Sl., Cost.a ,\iesa'.. \\'EBCOR Irn?f'rial portable b1k{'s S20 and S25. 4 s .... ·1vcl 1 --.-• -.-. phooo loOP or the fiTit>sl ki!chen rhalrs v.'itti arms ENCYCLOPEDIA fl;,. Tu Ill madt1 S2.3. HPavy dury SID riH;h. T"·i n mattress and n1a1rress Si. Hradboarrl S2. &-vol! Gl ba!!rry chargrr boxsprin'1;$20.644-1765 Sl -$3. Step ladder SJ. 1 .... ·Ul charge fron1 1 lo 10 Easlbluff. Chi lrt'~ pool 1able SIO. Phone , AsllOrlNI glas.o;.,.,•are, disht>s, bal1t'ril's at a thnl'J S\7.50 -U..,~ ehalr-lable S7. 2' by 3' 1nir- 1'00kin,1;: wa1v 1;:.c • S2. Elt>e-call 5..'Mi-3021 b!!fore 3 and A uids fl~ loys, games. r'Or' SIO. Books $1-$ 5. tric det'p fry Sl.50. Yarer check n1y ad iu the Traders puz7.le5 for girls 11.nlesco""I . 'ar .rown n I on I WArdrobe trunk SlO. Corron CHRISTMAS ls coming: 1967 SI 50 Ba k tball SOC' B •-SJO. Ne.,.,, UF H TV antenna carpt>I l:X: yard. Child · 1 1 St.SO \~ "P" · · s e · _ 31· $10. 546-8437. I m ~n St' _ · man dar1 gun and mask 51k. --;;-;;;;"-';o-o:-;--:cccc-;,;; games 25c • S2. TV Sl't con-mint .ser $1.7~. 5.C! rhrough ?D Slide pm~tor S2.50. SmaJl PERrU1'>1E Set, cost $50. t.ole S.1. PiC'lures in frames cent M'.'· sealed In pla.snc dolls llnd clothi Sc • 50c Taki! Sl2. Cutlery gv.'01'ds l5c. Used sinks $3 f'ach. 18.'.i Sl. Tndtan lll'ad cents <I for bbi ng · Sf't ~. 111ke SIS. Diamond HR k1 Pl JO Yirestollf' SI. Silvl'r dollar S2.50. 15 BU Ro e Robot, l"lt"W S3. cut pendant S90 take Sl8, Phoenix radial tires $10. Ci'nt rolls 7X: eac~. all_ of Circus St.SO. 8 8 r bi l' Matching pierced ean'ings p roleMlonal photographic thl'Sl' sets make nLt't" gifts Ha.ir.r;efler ~el ~I. R_Pd $131. takf' S20, AU hems lighl lanips S25 each. Pole for the starting collector. wagon S3. Children .'I chair11 bri1nrl Ill'\\! nt>ver used Call I lamp SI Aluminum heer Call 5.16-3021 beforl' 3, anrl Sl • S2.50. Childl"('n's books 5.'19-2171 T~nl, · ta"' KnobQy motorcycle ~61'!'s $10. Large and exlra •Jargt dudt . feet S4 pair l&ki-frff bindilws SlO. VW kar rack 1<1·ith l'OVer $6. VW ~ S5. 25 feel of J ftel high ;g Inch mesh S!l'f'I fence S4 t}.ustin Healt>y plexiglas side tl'~ndo.,.,•s S2S each. PackArd ltransmission S2S. Chery ~ron1e rims S.i l' a ch. ~t.alnless steel oxygl'n tank!! :SIS f'8Ch. T.,.,•in SU Volvo I tcarbs and manifold S12. 190 )fe.r~es Benz workshop !Jnanual Sl5. La g u n a l'f94-~. keg for gas lank SS. 8151 chrck my ad ln the Traders 5c · 251.-. Boys and girls bike -, , -1 o::==-;--::: ne1v and beaut1!ull.I' carvt>rl Paradisf'. Slj each. Training whet>ls KIN_GSJZE lleadOOard, ash 1t1ary Clrcle, Huntinglon Sl 6 d l' rl h 1tfef'riu~h11um pi~s Sl5 rach Beach. 536-968.i GAS Range SlO. Refr\gt>rator SL Bicycle parts 25c • SJ. .i. raw r . t'l.'Mcr, as .- IN'lllil S451. An!iQUt> sworrl.'1, I ====,~~~-~--SlO. Play pt>n S2_ Re11.dt>r's Bedspreads throw rug . S~. 5 dra.wer dresst>r. ash pistols, i:.hit>lds. daggt>rs $1 71 i f!.10N·TUES 2-17" round rat-Olgr.'lt Books 50c. F:lt>ctric tablecloth $1 each._ Hansel :1c)~c~~~~~~ $8. Ne.,.,·porr 10 $25. 3 Jll'\\" ~ld dreoralf'd ra11 !Able S5 each. Double rlrver s2.l. Commt>rcial det>p 11.nd Gretel burlap picture S2 ___ --'""°---,--,ccc bei!r s!Pins Sltt 2 M.'1!1 Slf'rl-bed 125. Bar $15. Skis S2.1. 1ry Sl:i, Folding bed S7.50. set. Vaporizer Sl. VaSl's and CJ:IR0:\1ED ~Olll'l short lnE:' dl'l'Orall'd Chainpagrll' Tapa clolh SlD. Map chl'~I 19;..1 Olds niolor and rrans-flo~·er pols trays holdt>r.r; sissy bar $25. 1969 Honda ~ishma.!tler.11 Sl0.$W. J dou· •!asst'!! 111 eadl. i;;_marbl_• S5 •o•h. ·r0,,, g10,, .. ,~-"""-h d · ' · J.'JO 4" ,1,,, $15 • turn r ~ "'"-'"<" L."-' 1nis.s1011 S2.i . Nauga y e 25c • Sl . La.dit>s golf bag . I d fl h' ' ... , I I" sliillu•s from Italy S;i lo S25. • SJ. m B Victoria, CM. rockt>r S:i. 342_3,1129 "th 2 wood d l . 13 s1gna s a as ing uni ;i. e sink . faucei. $5-$8. 4 ~ho .... ·er heads Sl-$4. 2 hair ):iryel'3 S4--$.'"), FM radicl $8. 2 :Clock rad.ios . S8. 2 small ~rbeqUe1 S4-S6. J TV ~lands Sl-$5. F i r e. p I ace iacreren 11nd tools SlO. 2 gas burners $4. Toill't seal St. 3:91011 Channel Place NB 673-1603. 54;,...50.;o 642-9206 ~---~~~~------.-~I v.·1 s an irons . 642.-0136 Jim. ANTIQUE for<'len double I """'"'°"-.,-o----.-=--c--= ROU.ER Rink !!hoe skall's 2 Aquarium suppllt>s lOc • SJ. ~==c·~~-----.--.--TOYS ·Johnny Toymaker S2. pa irs, like new, value Sl'i F ilters, JandscHpe rocks 25c ANTIQUE _Ch~st or draw~rs. harreled Pi' 101 • pln-f'ire. Riny 'n Things, USt'd once rarh, now SIS per pair, girls · 50c. Fish breeder 25c. walnut Sl.i. Stlvtr l"hes! $;i, 2 ..... rrt>cl r.onditlon, only S2.'i, lables S2 t>ach Rt>COrd pl'>" '" S3.7::i. KA-Bala, like npw S.l sill" ;,_ bo.\'ir; r1ize 7. 2 Pair Relelt>clro S3. Kn i I ling · · . · J\tany 11ntique swords, da.11:· or •3 1727 Co"dlr"!lrk Suze Homt>makl'r ovl'n $..1. foo1ball sllnl's, like nl'w. machine Sl5. II rtrawer buf· N ... .,~ i:. "''0 ,.:8' ' 2ers, llhirlds, all foreign for • l'.,., ...... ~1 .,.,a~ ..... <r 1 Pio' tiles 7"-. Puzzles 1;,. • "onri Christmas prl'Sl'nts SJO fl'! S25. Con ' l' m po r a r y """ · · • ' · Sl 5 In '2.'i. 100 ytar old ""-' ""' .. Spanish ironing irons, 50c. 646-2882 J)('r pair 536-8296. shallow cone shade pull FOR Satf' -toys: Tt>xaco deccra!t'd S12 eaC'h . Italian MOVING oul of stale, can'I BEAN Ba.-: pillows for down lamp SlO, Vl'ry ar-toys S.1 each. 3 piece .s e ! ~ Boots 9 S2S. Blue chip l~mp book& $2.50. New l~ather jacket 38 $15. Man's suit S15. Bed Sl5. 675-0922. marbJ,. staftll'S S5 lo S25. Ill.lie ii all. Beauty by J\.lary children $6 $8. 64&-27iil traclivl'. \Vork shop nuts ~~ya.,ge 1~.11~ ':i"01m-0~/ fhl- 1 545-;,ojj) Evt'nlngs and ~'ttkt>nds. and bolls, v.'OO(]en. legs, =a · .. 1 Y as ~ Kay Cosmetics, Io Vt' J y SJ. "027 gauge f']eetr1c 20 LB box ot cont'f'ntni.led laundry de!t>rgenl 13. Nt>w f\\'i&r exf'rciser S 6·. 5 0. GfRISTMAS Spt>ciats orien-1 ~"~'"="'""',..-,c-c"°"'"'c:-=--== ta! arrangement flo wt>r SAT-SUN. 8 x 10 area rug, \'ases Sl-$3. P hilippine rice O\•al, olive S25. Clolhing. tray S2 each. varied men, boy's and girl's to 9 C'hinaware SOc-$2. Tw l n years old 5c -$5. Gigantic brds SlS. Doublt> bed $10. 2 1oys and games 5c. • S4. Chrislma~ gifts Perfume 1 MEN'S ~1od sfyle clothes caslrrs 25c • SJ. Shovel 75c. train and track \Vith ac - $6 50 l..olion S2. Bubhle bath S2-S25 Indian print ru~ S20. Pick $3. Jack $1.50. Sell un-I' l' 5 so r 1 es ~ n d ·2 S2 J\.1r K. lol10n basic skln I Bar stools $10. Couch $15. til gone 9352 Tahiti Circlt', translorn1ers SS. EI d n n j CAre srr SIS. Glamour M! I Pain!in~s S:>-Sli Must sell Hun!.lngton Beach. 962-2lll rtump truck $2, Croquet set I Sl l.50. 646--9842 rveryth11111: Saturday and 120 SQUARE yards off-whfle S2. Zero M toys and other REF RIG F. R ATOR for Sunrla,v. 202 Rose Lane, carpet S25. 646-1335 toys lOc lfl SI. r.ten's ; garagP. small fl"l'E'zer S20.50. Cos1a J\.1esa. . clothes l11.r1;;t> sizl' 1·a in I YCL-E 1• 1 TV EARLY American handmade • t ' d 5 10' vt'J"l('lian bl ind and EXERC .>, i\fap l' b "ded 1 SI 1 $:-> coat~. spor .s coats, res. S25. Clothes all sizes 10c-S2. ra~ ed "'00 rugs ~ d ~lacks, work pants and Bl'd1ptta ds including nitt' stands SJ. Gold vinyl "Snoopy" S3 • ss. Pots 11.nd atm chair $15. Aqua vinyl pins 1Dc • SI. 1..argt skatt ' sofa. SlS. Chaise pads SJ. hoanf S2. C11r bed S2. Caromboard SJ. Electric Walktr jutn per $4. Boy's football game Sl'I $4. 2Cll shot:o; l.'ic " TJC. Tools 5c - North Bayfront, Bal boa SI. Dishes 5c • SI. Twin ll;land 67>-tlJI. !lir>f'Bkf'r S2. V11.ruum clranrr 3 Spttd boy'• r acing "bikt! ,,,_ ,,,...,,._ paint sprayt'r 40c. Tuwt>l~ 21' -25c. Pur!t's T.'"'lC -S2. val1tncf' box SlO. 10' travl'rst> rod ilnd \'alance board SIO each. Maytag washini:: mal"hlnf' S25. l.arJ::e very good dog Muse S5. Truck tire and .,.,·heel, 700 x 15, S15. 700 x 15 snow tire SIS. Packing or storage or shipping lii::ht box. hinged lid, 4' long x 24" x 24", well built SZ'l. filngll' porcelain iron laundry lub and ac- ce~ri(':ir; S24. Four Ben Hur 5parT chrome hub!. 14" s:.>. 2114 Continental, Cl\! Shot's 10c to Sl. 2080 Assort sizes. ra ~hirt~. 5hoe 11ize 11, 5Qc 10 Monro,·i11. A\'enue. Costa pictures 50c to S5. Phone Sl. Formica lop table and 4 j'\.!esa. 54~05. 548-57611 rhairs Sl5. i\taplf' cofr('e ?7' Spruce masts S20. Sabol GO.CART frame/whl't'ls $15. lable S.i. Bird cage arlfl mast tube S6.7l., Sabot Bird cage SL Hamster cage s1t7~~dp S2. FlooA r lam~ S 1 1. gOO!ll'neck S.175. S a b o t SL Coffl'e table $1. Ca.rrom ,}..") omona venue, '-"s a Lee-Bo1lrd fit!lni;: S 9 . 7 !i. &land SOc. ]8" folding grill1='c'="-'=·-~~-~~-,-70 Tiller 11trap!I Sl.75. Mar \n('r S2. TV 1tand SL Toys-books BAR Stools S2 each. Portablt> mA in shret cleal s1:.. Selr lOc • SI. Heat lamp SJ. Singtr ~l'~ving m 11 ch I n P Bl11nkl'I& ~ • 7X. Dual B EL LY BOARD Excellt>n! rlectric train set S l j, condition S25. 548-4436. P\rchback 5()c 7 Sr . COMPLETE Catchers Oti1-Wt>hslt>r's Dichonary , 2000 f i t-chest protector/shin par:t11 S.i . ~nch lamp Sl.$0. guards/mask/mitt S 1 S. f.1en's suedt> jackt>I S2.~. Basketball S:l. Football S1. Child's books 11nd rerorrls 5(- hAilrr S4. SAhot Leeboard 962-5..111 Sl\ ~21JJ. s:. Sabo! rurlder S7. Sabot 4 AQUA upholstereri game BOY'S Bicyclr 24". 3 speed, tiller S4.50. ~bol bo?m $8. chain S7.50 each. 2 Phillips Sl:'i. &14-10!6. Sabol mast Sl'J. CUsh1on S2. . "I ·--• 1· d"-115 life .1ravt>rl1ne marble table lopA ALUMINUM 5Crttn door, for 1 '·' ai;,,.,.., inn ru '"'r . 20" 30" $17 h Ba bl' preS<.'rver S2, Pt>nguin Boom . x . t-ac · r cul' front door J', like new ~- BEAUT!f"UL round Maplt> S4 S S. \'en1 SS. Small AAil .,.,.ilh ro_tisSl'rlt> S4. 2 photo Call 557-3429 oo'at · hardware SI 10 S2::.. dt>velop1hg tanks SI t>ach. '.•========== , distressed dining tablt> ua. 4 67'1039 '' 'I !'aturday anrl Sunday, 7311 ,,.... · malching ch11irs \\'i!h nf'w r i · L-ll 12 · 75c. 12!16 Conway Avt .. "'ectric IOOIUH gaml' · • c.~1. near Bakl'r, fairvie .... · ! !ize 3 girl's ice ~alt>s S2. rHalecrest1 Sill" 7 boy's ire .!lkatt's $5. ~=-~--,-~~---~ Size 7~' ski boots SS. S: roller HARD rork J\1aple rocker ii .... ·ing seller by Claifol $5. ='c1c'~-="~8-clclc"-~-o==~ Childs' bookends S2. Cus1on1 BLACK And Whitt> 1V S!i. :l' Made·pink Austrian curtain x t' x 4' fancy hras.~ b11r 54 l\1d!! by 45 Joog $10, V"iolel v.•ith 2 stool11 $10. !Imm ~ pink print drapery 72" mo\'ir camera S15. Pit>ces or widf! x 44 long, ma1ch1n1: 1 r !rc1ric11l t>qu ipmenl. S,'"), dustruUlt> SlO. II fabric shut-SlO, Sl:t. 50cc Trail bike S25. trn; 19" high x 6 ~" \\idf' SI I Bicyclf' S.'>. Living room end yard. 7 yards I'll'"' Jigh1 lable 55. 54:-i-74;)9. 558 grttn ca!lt'mt>nl SI. Small Travers(' Dr., C.M. nval collee table $2. Ouncan 1195.'I Buick 2 rtoor hardtop Phyft 'dinn1ng table no l par1s S2 ro S25. &12-;'169!1. pads SIS each. Pair near \V, 17th, CO!!a M<'sa. F'OWER mower S25, Lawn lll'W M1111le slep l'nd tables PATIO Table 5' with 2 spreader S!I. Used brick 6c $17.50 Pach. Coffee, !,able benches and parasol. r ach. 962--04411 S\7.50. 2 sets o!,t>xtra clt>an hartlwoocl painicd tan $15. 2 4 COOK'S coats, long i;\~ve, ~1>.·\n box spriffg and ma!-:'lmall p11in1ed bookeaSl'!i S:l .,.,•hite duck brand, size 46, lrt's!I S25 each. St'! of rarh. Small tnd lablt> ~4 . i; brand oe.,.,•, never used, SJ Encyclopedia Americ11na rnll rorrugalM 11.luminum each. 545-343.1 insulallon !or y,·a.11 or ==~-,=-:'7-cc=-:,-11 S2.i. J\.1aple bookcase for i;f'I ht'atini:: pipt>s S2. 5·~s· GIANT driftwood logs $.i SJj_ Bras.~ J\.1aple double "rock" 11sbestos, 1 shel'I SJ, 962~4& :o;turtt>nt floor lamp S2.i. iio'"';;--::=:::-;:::::;:--;;::;;;11 6'1&-9i9i. ME.i'AL corner fenct', with Hoover upright vacuum and ---HUF'F\' 26"' i::1r! bikl', good rtoor, <'Xcelle.nl for keeping attachmrnts SW. Doublt> ronrtit"3n $1;). Car cooler. riog in, Like new $2:'1. hox spring 11.nd m11.tt1'!'ss 5 l'XCT'll<'nt condition S l · · !i.57-3429 week-nights afler $2.1, M111ching pair cricket chairs Sl:l rach. l.arr.::e M:>-1917. 5:30 p.m. \\leekends 10 a .m. 19:;9 Pontiar 4 dr S2.i. 14" P..1apl,. pa.1ntrd cht'st S25. j ~-6--110!1 . Snow scent' =· 0 5:._:Pc·m-,,·,..,.,-,,--:;:::--:=cll por111hle TV SI:>. Sunday 5-1&-Afill rrprorluction s:;. Bahy car Th l' rm o I a)( dry copy leaves S25. 644-2037. UP H OLSTEP.ED Alut matching chairs $20 r.44-li42. l'ach I ;)4C "~29 ~rat S2. Jumpsea! S2. Crib machiut>, recondil\oocd S25. . .,,°"=''=' ~~=-·~· =c:-:==:-I S:'\1TTH-COnONA pnr1ah1r • ma!lrPSS $6. Baby swf'alt>rs 644-4365 BEAUT!t"UL t.1en"" clo1h111r.::. lype\\·r ilrr \\"ith casr , nitf' 2"x: Furry bunrings S:l-$2. . DECOUPAGE and Christam I flf'~·,.r .,.,'flrn SIOO ~ui1 for S'Z:o. rnnriition SL.>. GT.\-11-;'.! Po~l11.cnb. nl11.1tres.~ covrr CH~IRS ~25. Twin mattre~s 1r1m. \'iclor111n .gold braid, Sill' 40. SPort roats Sl!l. Col-SURFBOARD 6 ' l l, ·. P:><· Rnd ~hrt'I $1.:.0. Baby gall' Sl.1. T.,.,·1n boll sprins:: $1.1. largt va.nrry 2.":oc-Sl.50 prr I Ion i.!ack~. "Ill' 36, $6. 1 1 crllf'nl rondlt1on. G no rt SI. Rab:--~no.,.,, suit SI. Tables S25. Roast~r $Jj, packar;:t>. Borders. wn"aths. a4~.'J61~. Chri.~lmas 'l;irt. S:ri Boarrl. Sll'{'p.'!' Sl . Ru\":o; s11·ra1rr< t.ove S<'At Sli . Cushion S10. hu!lt>rllirll, hirds. ship!!.. Bun-BEDROOM B t n I' h S2. s.; r1n . 5olj...402R 8 00 :o;hirt~ SI. Ski parka S2. JI \ b 11 c h i S j . La r gt' ny Simmons, Laguna Brach . --2X Cri1d!e RUY $1.50, Cookini:: barhl'c'uf!/Spit S.i Brass an· 40,927_ Bl'droom chau·s, like nrw POOi. !ablr $10. Y11rn . h hi ,,...... 1 • Sl2.fl0 11.nd Sl7.JO, Heart-~kein , Roc:krr S7 .JO. Pol~ 2:'ll'-7X. Sun eam dlrops SlO. Dou e mallres~ ELECTRIC Gullar S 2 0. board. double S!i. 2 single 6~~1400. 1721 Kings Road. •oa..~lrr S2. Juict' king juiC!'r $25. Sprin.i::~ $2.i. Maple dou- Surfboani Slj_ Tapes $1 hf'adboa.rds Sl .50 l'B ch. NP11port Rrach S2. Quilrf'rl .i::armt>u! hag.~ SI bit' bed Sl'i. MAple dresSl'r h · bo · I t>ach. Filter quttn demother $25. J\.tirror SlO. s .... •ivel l'BC' . \\"oml'n s 11nd Y s Small ar;n clul.ir SS. \'llJ'lily 1 SKI "-••. z ,·mm,• m," •· h bo I 1 I uuu • S2. Spra:-o gun SI. t l!I_ ."' rocker S25. Cu11hion $5. Ski clothes !iOc--S.i. Books l'-Sl. 11nd mirror Sl.50. Cha1r5, modo ,·. s,,,0-1·,_ ,-,.-9M V t I " • "" and s:rA\"l'I Sl.50. oi ins hoots S3. Karl pn<ri~ $25. Bike parts 51k-S2. 962--043.'I oted up'-'lstl'r, 2 tor SS. 1~ "~924R or 646-2031 I " "109 •· 11 •v. ~ • SL ~....... · Paris SIO. Blankets SJ. ~y~;~:. bike l lO."""" "24.1. 64Z-lll 7 l, 549-399?. GAF'f"ERS k Sat!ler, JO inch ALUl\11NU~l \\'iOOn\v 4' x ~· Stramt'r trunk $20. Trunk ~ 6 f'I. aluminum Christmas !'?as rangt, r;:rill, broilt>r, ll'irh 1~ 111\dt>rs S 16 . Sl5. Gas platf' SS. Griddll' lrf'f' S2, 15 inrh bikf' $-1. 24 \'l'l'Y good S15. Sf'ars. .1 Aluminum tub rnclosurc s;-1. TOAster S2. Ice skales s.':i. inch Sch.,.,.inn bilct-S2. J\.1odrl spct>d bikr. 24", banana st>a1 nrvf'r usPrt Sll. JO" inlrri~r J\1arhn pnll' S15. Aquarium 11irplanr .,.,.Hh .Johnson 1!1 Sl i Torr hags, ,·inyl iippl'r, i;l\din.-: .,.,'OOd door S9. 16..i ll 11.nd hsh $10. 67l-6&47 pngln, S7. Baby bath SJ. C11r mf)f' hanrtles. new SI, many 1.l ;\liC'h~lin ~ !irr U!lf'rl 11s RECORD cabinet SlD. 2 bAr AQUARIUMS All I'? las 1, platro, filtrr, gravt-l and fish. :?~ 11:a.llons Slf'l PR.ch, 3-1'1 gallon S12 t>aeh. 1711()() Sanlii Anitsi , f'V, 111.'ll.r TAibert And Mqnolia. 84U'l.lJ, hf'rl S3. Stroller Sl.!ill. Bally rolors. 962-i."il\2 spare $1.1. 2-8 tra\·ersr md!I' . . bag $1.50. V\V bu$ gas tank SG. 2 p11.ir be\ge r!raprs i;tonls v11.rn1shrd 11•1lh scoop $15. 642--MO!. 219 Montl' ALUl\1TNUM Christtn11s Trrf' Nl\'l'r R' window cr iltn.e: lo Sf'al S5 f'ac:h; 16 J\tl\I Bell ~ PO\VER 1..R11n mo11·rr SJ j_ Vista, Cl\I. 1"> llAir rlryer $4, Can rloor nrrrl rlf'Rnins: SJ.). Ho""rll mo\·ie camera $2.1. Human hail• "'ii:: dark b1'011'n '1pf'nrr S2 ;o, F:lrcrrir hrrh::r \rom'an's bnwlin!E' shnl's likr Bl'autiful 0 r i S! in 8 I 011 C'Ofil S60 11sk1n~ $25. 2 liv1nl'? JN Tinl" for Chri~tm11s. lrimmrr $7 . Rar1ni:: hrlmf't llf'"" $6, Child"i; 2-~prM ,. . lf' 21 1'XJ' rramcdj room lamp~ S.l rach. 6 1001 1 rAr1m bnarrt and in· S.1 Ralhroom sralr S 21i6 I s llSCPI 11 1 , )j · S4).{)62" phone 11nrl record I'll.St' 10. S'l.i. Curtain~. yt' nw or Christmas lrrf' ~-M2-.l800. I st"1e1inn• f('ll'" 50 Ramf'S S:t I Si"l'nlta ilin. D. · ;, _ i\\atl ;\1Ason S111!ion SJ l\'lnriows 51 1 · \\' 3'1. S7. RE f" RIG ERA TOR With Nt'.,.,. hnrf CIL'lt" .s <&'SO., ROLLA\\'A \"--hid!Sfl '.1"hnny Exprf'.'IS 1n1rk 1100 4"\\"x2*1'L SJ. Ski bools, frttzf'r S2S 163 E 18th St. R11 rbtcu4! SS. 5'Jg.....,l!IJCI, Arrili!.'IRl ri o .... rr 11.r-t lll'/'f'SSOrif'!I s:1. 962-5101. J,!ood rond1t1on 911\V S\0. &4&-7820. DUPLICATOR, Spirit lypr rani::rmrn! $6. T11n 1"1 0 " I !<'nun!Ain VA111'~'-&l•l-'l:>G:. I ' '' l'"•I ·, rlir"Onir ~~nrd 11hcrl S -----I~='""°-==-=-=-,.::-; 2 TWIN berls f'flmplrtl' $15 prnll up 1 ... szr. Corv11.lr 1961 t11'"' l!rl' plu~ RATIAN forn11c11 rl1ninl'?HIDE-A-RED SZ"i. Chnrd each M?I, 598-114i nianual S20. S45--040J . !I u·hrrl SlO l'llch. Corvllir t11hlr. 2 lravr~ S:l:1. 4 chairs, organ S6.:io. Wondf'r ho~ 7 New children'• picnic I MODEL Airplanes, _u-con~rol rAOio An<i rni::\n,. l'lllrl :.nrl naug11h,yl'lf' ~eAl.<1 S7.50 ta.th. S,'i. Tr1k" $2.50. Clothes find hi m.d. 112 1 PT-19 eom_plP1e 111th_ Cl11~~ carburrinr.<1 $10. 1960 Chrvy F:nd 1ahlc s:1. !l6Z..:t7:..G roy.<1 10r to Sl. 646-6Ml ui t'!I, cu~ton1 ~~ 0 d eiuii. 147.-0790. C motor s~. nt' ra 10 con-tr11n~m\uinn S20. 195 9 CLEAN 11.partmrnt s!OVf' S2:>. ~ H.P. l'lertric n101or "'llh S"'ING Sri $10. Girl"~ blkr SJ. ~t> I dr?sses SOc·SI. ~197. 1rol 11lrpl11flf' .,.,.i!h l'f'ct'ivrr Ch('1·y slatinn w 11 go n :\32 pump only S18. Call 545-5000 1 11M Vl'<"O 35 motor S25. RC hun1pr-r~ anrl cla.•~ S9. $48-.1.: 1 trensm1tter S2.i. f\lnrr 560X1 4 r1rr~ coo'! $7 , GIRL'S S11ni:TA.)' bike. good BLUE Chip sramp hooks S2.I 1'0,ll'IO(!ll, pl11n4!s, k115 :-,OC-S.i F>.i.OXJ3 !Irr Iii fi 70Xt!'. !If/'~ I rondillOll s1:1. !">olH02S f'll&h, jj books minimuml \VET Sulr SS. !'Ot>w •m/im -· C'Vllnrtt"r l'Oli:lne S20. Phl.inr T\\'0 f rrnch P~\-~nc!"'l "™! . . r..}16-a\19 nrw Sl2 .. i0 19.j() Chrvy fi , . . 646-4211. ) ·. 7rl ri .. Reed Cli11s1fication1 For Expert Assistance 6500-6900 In th• DAILY PILOT radin S25 Beck window LIONEL Electnc train ! !i4~l0."\R 1 111hle~. net>d ttf1n1&hinli: S2.)ISLEE_P 5bl~. k1nli:~S1ll', ck i;lase VW S4. S42...sl6.1. 11lcam l'ngil'lf' d·trtr b J, -_ C'llC'h. Pc mm 5 i;; 1111 n n cond11!on S25. 842-1~. , GOLD V Iv 1 ha S2S Bl f' I trun~formPr st:i. Pins: ponli:' iV!OVIF: P~.ir_rtf)r $25. ~~I 1u1u11r!un1, ron1rilrte S1 2.,~\1An"s hike'"S20. :\l11n't. --~N•o=•w=1r.5~:T"H""E~--c I.' c Ir · _u 1 tlllllt S.l Surf li$h pole 11.nd .irr_lor f'A1l ,\l!lJ: ra..w 1>.ilh Chilrlrrn'.~ !n.1·5 $1 • S.ll ~u1t, ..0 N'J::lllar S20. 4 pa!r shl\,I 1re11 rui:: SM .• Sewing I l S4 642--lqfji bu1l11n vir1\Pr S18. ,,n1111uf' Ch\J(11"('11·:o; ~kr Sf'I. 00or11 and n1rn'1 !lax $3.:iO 8~2-;i&.)4. TIME FOR machine S20. 962-4JS.1. IT'C' · · · Yaru111n rlrAnrr f'-.:crllrnt s: k s2 1 - _ SI.JOE' Pro.r-<:1or iind scrttn t."flnilll\nn S14 Onuhlt N-'1 polrs 1' 1"" .~ 11.t_~ t"al' 1' 10 LD-5':\·lnrude i;pffrj~~ QUICK CASH BEAUTIFUL 5 fl 11nificiAI Sli. 10-i;urthoANI s 2;i :o;pr ini:~ S12 RNf fra1nr 11 1th An!iqt~' h~lrl~ ~~~rd m~il mnrnr S'20. 5l'11 ing cAbirie! THROUGH A P~I S10. Pia). ~~ S.'i Perfume $25. 673-1~. rll•lrnc arlju~t11hlr $6. 11 21 rnr S · te{'n ,1 s1 .. ·111. Depl'l'll~rnn i: I 11 ~ ~ ~ondn' pony s:;, KitchPn .<1rnl!ll ,huorr~ $2 r;ich I pl11yrr, Ml'N:I~ l't"fl;\lr S-. tplnk pt'lat OJ)<'rl ro~r and DAIL y PILOT ~ltttric cioekA" S3 "Al'h, NICE !<-or ,01.ri~tma:'l, 17" Sniall l:'lrl'• hik" Sl2, Smllll l.Jlllll'.s llnfl r hilct,re~'aj nlhl'r~1 SI ro S.i . Shirlr~· Toultr $3. O:>ffef> (XII $2. port1hlt T\ S20. 2 PortAblt> ho\•~ hikr S9 f'\f'('l')r11tnr I r ln!h1n1:. ynun2 Rll'I to ~1zr~ Tt"1nplr ttoll 11nd C'llhl'r dnl!~ WANT AD Mqle ss. 314 V1llal'J)l.1 J f"Pf'Ord nl11Y1'r• $7 a.nd Sl:>. I 11~rrr rolor5 S16 t11.ch I f1...,m 1\.10 SI · s.;, 21j Tustin! $.i tn 110. Old (1rsk phOne 64Z.S67S Ro.cl 549-1681. Jl9.1-7•i9. 6-12-693.i J\\,, 01 t".V ~42-811'2. ''"'--~-'--'-~~~·~~~~~~ I FIVE ccri!yENIE~T OFFICES_ TO .SERVE YOU • ' e NEWPORT BE6CI+ •• .,, 2211 .. ,"'° llvd. e LAGUNA BEAC'H .•.•.. 222 ForHI Avonue e COST A" MESA , , .. • .. .. .. . . 330 W~t B1y e HUNTINGTON i.EACH .. 17175 Be1<h Bl_vd. e SAN CLEMEN)' . '.305 No. El C1ml"*i Rell ' .. NOW! • NEW!: PILOT PENNY . s ·• ,, .. .... •• " • , ',.., ,, .. '\ . • : ~ •,. l l ' -' :· PINCHER·;:: CLASSIFIED. :lDS' WITH A I " .. . - .•:: NEW-LOW-RATE :~:) 3 LINES 2 TIMES ., ' ,· •..: :· .. ' ~-·· .'. ' .; " ,, ·-· .. . ·: ... ., .,. ,. ... '' ANY ITEM!~ $ OR · LESS ... ,, ... ·~·· " .. " .. ., . " e EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED e ·1: :: e No Item Over $50 e No Cornmercitl Finni • • No Copy Ch1nge• • No Abb,...,i•tion• • CALL 642-5678 ASK FOR YOUR DAILY PILOT AD-VISOR · .. ' •O ... . ~- •I ' . -, '; 1 ... ... t ... -·d .. ;, , .. " ,, l-' • /AND YOU MAY CHARGE IT! ·· ,:: · ' I I I I ·I I • I ' 'I I • j •• • • • s.t,..,,ar, N-21, 1'711 • & IMPLClYMINT JOIS' IMP OYMINT JOIS ' IM .. LOYMINl MlllCHANDlll -MIRCHANOISI POR, MIRCHANDISI POR MlltCHANOIS' ~r;'i;urRiiWii:Di'ill lll~:iiillmWimfll151 Hfj~~~~;]~ , SAL.a ANO TUDI SALi AHO ·TllADI tALI ANO·TAADI' i 0.Ll,AND T,llADI SALi AND Tll;Afl! II Wem. 7100 J1k1 AIM# w-. 7100 J1"9 "'-' Wom. 7100 Fumltvrt IO(IO .HJ.P.I..& StvM a10 M1...e1waut MOO ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;i;;=;;;1---------IDUE To ,.loc&u:., au.Iii Office lqvl.,.;,tnl, '911':,.,,,,....... llOD STEREO• Unl><nttY ac. CARPrr..O ~ lo .,,.r Mlte111-. Office Mwaem•nt Pk. llomeownrr wtll .c. WHIJU.POPJ.. EJec. dl')'tr matic baton •P•~Ji;tr1, plte9: N)'W>ft •hai: Beaut STOP & SWAP i Strq ll 1c• .... fnc bk&d.. boilitad ot 5Pafll,ah Medlttl'-TYPEWltrttl't, IBM ~ S!S. Whldpool wuher JotO. w/ptt/amp, balk •mp, BJut/lfMn Xlnt if,25 ptr 5&C1ll · I: C.U Ann; Wtttclitf hr.on. rantu Aarnlt\U't. I' vel•t trlc. Rectntly J'@COnd. Lon& :Botb Id° (ll)nd. Guarantff.&A manu.i turn.lb! •. oYt!' 50 yrd. ~5408 m.uoo, Aft J)73 Ntwport SIYd., CJit! Ml Aa*hey, 2&t3 Wes1crift IOfa a,,_ Jove -.t #TS wot1b c&ITil.se. $.115. O'f3..4006 delivered.~. 8f74U~. al=~ Topi P.)O tn~ 12 pm. (~ to TOI'>"• 8JdC Mat.I'~ Dr .. N.8, .. ~mo '*"· J-lanl . -'bedrm . • . SUPER 19!0 dlx. .. -FrlP· .. . . . LADI&S 'Di..-wtddlo& UNd turn; _, llAlilC'i! ,, P/T BOOKKEIEPIR aau, same aet, hilb-bf,ck Gerege Se.. 1022 da.tr. t.Jtc. ran~; )'dlow; cim•r•i & band, 15 round. 7 be.~ttM, i: Mlle. I , TB6 .... Citlf'ORNIA Ea:fti...._ ean Lon.ioe,· ,wh'tt <*en.tor tbaln 10' used 2 mo. Sacrifice SU5 E I t 8* total wt t!.4 kan.t, JN•tinwn, "U wt ctan't'baYe wMt WNtc:lltt Ptraonntl Aatncy, cut velvit mfa w/matchina SEA1tS FUJ.ly auto. 8:mm 496-2686 or 493.4196. · qu pm9ft paid S750, "U MOO. 613-3117. want, we'll set It *ir )'OQ'., lr:3141-~~wy.· IRVINE PERSQ\JNEL 2>U: Wettclitt Dr., N.B. 7' love teat, cott. table' It: ~:~!. ~r;:te;.::';n~'!'~ SPARKLING yeu old KO,VA·SlX Camera, INDIAN Teepee, H us• a.osJNGattlca: fftaVm,r . ! Corona dtl M Calif 6'$.2770 elld commode. All lea tian clock, illVtt plecti, outdoor rttr!ctrator, g cu ftf:t. S75. w/5.5mm, SSmrn, Ir 1.50mm ~· Pool table, DHda equip: ~ typtwriW, •* ! tD ql.~ . SERVtCES•AGEl'G' ~~ ... IST v:..'.~Cd. P!I mo·~-"olld~ ... ~tt'. grill w/rotls&t'rie, Martha 20 ... 11 hKinp Rd., Ntwport 1, ..... lon, tufi~ •• pri~~ e~ ~tmas ":...zr~ for ~~tnr machintl . 1-~: quel, 'lty 'f.~oy,:r .. a<JOMu•. ._., • tue,..... ~-vy...g. Wuhinrton •win& tabJe, c ena ""· ..,na ......,.., • • · ..,. cop er, --. : AJDL de' • 'E. '17th lat Irvine) C.M. , PAY· 60-3472. MAPLE Love a.at with tn. twin he11.rtboard, open SAVE $100 on brand Mw c.ither xtra1: New-lilt OY'tt CLOSED Aluminum pt.tio Lela than % eotL S. at • A: t. ll·lO , · "2·1471 * SALESMEN: Whol:eMle ntrsprin,& cuthlolll, Nmed bookcut, bl~b. aiireads, Amana Ra~. t;!Ulck SllOO, cub price $600. cover 13'1i, x :D'. Like new. &151 Mun1ter Dr., H.B. 1*: Cotta Mtu. Jilt eo., lOOldnc tot fn. anna $».French Provinc1&I Unens, etc. Co 1 tum e cooklne, cmplt warranty. ~94TI Xlnt cond. SD> new. Aakinc Beach Blvd• tndlaMpolla.-; KITOIEN 1 d dtpendent, a11rtaatve cottH table, antk[ue white je~lry. Many 01 her 96&.-4262 NEW Pentex Spot ma tic $400/oUtt, 5574429 Att ~:30 113 CARAT_ 35 pts. totll : UTY MI; ~ n I e ' aaltsmen to . call on wttb JO.Id owr cherTY'M')Od household Ir per90nal ittma. O'KEEFE A Mtrritt stove, 35mm amtra outfit, com-weeknlthta. 10 am. 5 Pm Wlddltll teL Newr been ""' : ll * ' ,ma.le: Must ,: ' yn: A .eilablilhed rttalt accounbl. $25. Kenmore vacuum Fri ~Sat. JO lo 5. 19112 coppertone, I.Ike new, used pltte w/extra lenae1 a. auto weekend&. ~. C.0.t S3'15. a.If: oa.r.: 'U. -";"M• ·~%~~ Ph: 6£.3211 ·w/&ttachmtnll SU, 10 x 1-t Bethany Dr, Turtle Rock, 2 mo. Lrs own, $UO. Strobonar Oash except for 8 CARPET layer hu hi-Io 's, 544.0617 ' • "::T WD PEOPLE wanttd. for 'all wool hooked J\11, belae lrvine. A33-05.34. 84~'1989 rolls. Colt STOO, tell tor $400. shap at f&nt.utk uvinp. EXCEPTIONAL model N ! CARRIER BOYS ii W~N,!ED :! .!!!I~~~'!~!. { Capistrano and ~ Ct.p1strario Buch, ~ Contact Mr. Seay "' :!,:CdMom. _,,,._, the ~est O'Owina Of'Pl\. b&ckcround w /pad SM, GARAGE Salt: Sat Nov. llEP"JUGE!U'roR. excellent _Elneu.~ Frte etl. will please. PIJlfi trah1 la,yout. w/Sl': _,.. '""'u l&atlon ln the COW)try. Alk matcbinc 3 x 5 NI included 28th, 9am-Spm: Almost new condition. MOVIE outfit, like new, 811-9953 proltulon&U)I lP1 track + ; ~e = for Earl-Call 5t&.a97'110 Am rn Klnp Pl., NewPort GE waahtt $130, GE a:u $35. 64&-95&3 &'rten, li&ht bar, dtluxe BEAtrrlnJL New 11 n en rollin& alDCk. $250. IllM& , 1-'=-...Jf.L--=c-:--=.::.:: I tor appt. Hei&htl. dryer $130, Brown Jordan camera. Special "ca.rtrldge print dn:ptrit• ln brlrht 673-33f9 ' • ,._ j..IVE·IN lfnVlNG 1 bil wrou.iht tmn fum, .f chairs, Anthfun 8110 !?,:"'111 ,_P,_~~or~~l>l7l $500, ~ ~~~~~ 11' x r FOR Sale -Xlnt c:oadJlklft ~ . "" can't UM the lollowina Mile tablta A decorator SCA.RC · · · doll curtaae. rock•r1 .~'o~EEPER ** SECRIT ... RY ** '"' nto Mo t Home. 2 tables $135, Wlcktr tum, _, -._, ,.,...... ''-'&"...,... ..,..........,.,, Pl~v&le' .quarttre ~Mtr~ttnc ·. ~ring ex. lttma all In excelltnt con· pieces. Must sell. 1536 Pre~ :!!~ ... tor'!,uJt:~ NIKON 300 mm lens ruo or JAKE'S Usrd Eve.rythlna blackboud, 54J..!1» : and a · tn a:wa:rm tam. pmence desired, Type 60, 1 . ' Galaxy Dr. NB. For info bf'•t otter. Buy-Sell·'l'ra.de. Cokir Const WE Lo&n.~-Sell ~ : Hy'ior . ~whdU l'ivt ISM 80. Call for appt. stS-ltlO. d !Ion. .muat att to ap-call ~nm or 6TS-8U3. tee box, WCJBX18:. 2579 Call MS-3955 n" TV SUS Port. TV l Cout Pawn A AQClion. 1G ~ i-n-' .L.l.._ ftl --children An F.qual Opportunity Em· pel"('i&.te. Uke n f w Cop. Willow Ln. ~9600 ewa. ISOO itand $.YI 117 E. 18th, CM. Ne-Blvd.·-·- -·-~ .•-" • pertOM stove and rtfrtJ. PATfO lalt Fri. Sat It Sun at •Sepo~rt~l"ll!!_~G~ood~•!.,__;~! lrniiV<CE:si;;j;;t;;diiittint -~· -~ 1 ~!I; fiv~ay wetk; .P~· PERKIN ELMER. u.1th iCf: maker, maple 515 San Bfmanlino Ave ., SeWlng Mach1Mt 1120 -STORAGE Shflvei, ditftrent SAKS=W:--.s"lb"'°'W=eddlnr=c=--:-=a. '. idottsaxmal family; new • dlnetlt four match In s N.B. f &: 8 track laP' <l!ck FOR Sale.Scuba equip. alzt1 for &a.le fret 1tandlft1. Elegant creme wht 1atta. 1• home In Newport &ach. COJtP. . ' s•tRIFICE mtnt 72 cu ft tank wet Ph· 549-3212 Call .., .. u_ 2930 J, Btiatol, C.M. cha __ 11'1, hutch_ and room w/tape1: Student dtsk & "" -: · . • · · Wu $285, ..U $T5. SO..l.HI . , .......,_, divider, tlec:ttic beattr, NI chair; crib&: new mattl"!ss: 1970 5ln~r auto 1:1&-iaa, auto s u I I ·We 1 I hts-fins-muk Firewood For S•I. GLASS top detk and swtwl : LVN, 3--11 lhUt, mtdicalion1. -abam-r, g x ID"''"'· ntu TV: Poku table; JO pl butmnholes, blind hema, OV-regulator SD}. 675-2806. 540.9837 ha' s-... M-llG I L ~· ·-. I $ rlbo d 71'"'' C Ir '"" .........,,.., Park fdo Q:>nvalNc!nl ,SECURITY new, dishe•, twteper, aquarium. ercaat, llg-zap, etc, w out u ar , " BICYCLES, boys I: Jirl• Po!Nettla. Avt. F.V. 1 ; Hospitalµ,60-)fJ.9. , GUARD fireplace screen and 10011. MINI·bike, Picnic tab le, :•c~:· W/waJnut con. Must S!U, Xlnt cond A: shape, Stingray&. 26", 3 1pd1 .• etc. DECOR.ATIVE tbrOw plllowl; : MACHIN&' OPEltS. Silii'le 543-5207. round kitchen 'table, bar e · full prlct, or S75, 548-7391 Good cond, rtu. 642-tm. Jn anlrnal dalcna. 2331 nHdle for 1por11 wear . Avera.at llOO week to .•ta.rt. KINGSJZE Sirnn'ICCtl Roya)t;y atool1, elec. wall frfllc, ~~~~all~tnll. 54,S.3238, SKIS, Hart Camaro. Maric:tr ?ifOVlNG Into Mobile Hom~. Ddtn Ave. CM. &f.UG.1 1 Eirp'd only. Gd. pa y. Full or ptrt rime. Paid va. b d Burfn(ton-. garden tools, u.'Ork bench, biodlnrs. Bucklt boot&, 1iit can't use the followtnal-==========•f 6(2.~72. l. cation, hospital ~ life in· u:en;, Bea:On b~~~ foot locktr, mlsc. 2074 Port SPECIAL 7. XLNT. 494-3079 Items. all in txct.Uent con· Misc. W•m.f 1611 lMAID• 1ura.nce, Oppo~n11y to ad-quilled spreoad, all JlftC~. Bristol Cil"('lf, 644-4980. Repair any make, any mt>del SCUBA Gear, complet! aet _ ditlon, must stf: to ap-1 ----------t Part time da.Y•. 5 days vance. to detecti~. Contact also walnut bookcut, odd 4 Blkts 20", 1 sp. 26". 2 spd, In your own home. Clean. us Div!rs tank. rerulatOl', preclate: like ntw ())p-WANTID A u.·k. •644-2517 Security Agtnt lamps china piciures Mll!I 26'' 3 spd, 77" 10 1pd, 3 kidi oU & ait;ust. on I Y ~3.95. u"!t suit, etc. noo. ~1547 pertOl\f 1tovt and refrir. Good UMCI FrM•r MARRIED! Too many bqls'! Ptrm., part time employment. Apply: Sun lhru Wl!d aftr. ?pm. Aak for mana1er, PAULO DRIVE-Qll TIIEATER. 3051 Newport Blvd, C. M. NO..phooe, Wb please. M'ALl:/FnWe: Must be <>Yer 13 CASHIER, USHt:R- E'ITES, DOORMAN. Apply ntE THEATER {FOXJ, South Cout Plua, C.M. 546.~. White Front Store dispose. 847-So66. · Uis It: boots, 7' boat and 545-8238 ~1th ict maker, maple Preftt Oie11t lYPf. Mun ~ 2122 S. H•rbor Blvd. misc. other stult. NB Misc•ll•nMUI l600 dinette, four matchl n& a:ood 1'\Ulna", Not over tm. An•h•im MOVING, Muat Hll bflore :548-4731. Musicel chain, hutch and room 675-221tl eve.a 'a: wknda. ·' Mon, Deluxe corntr group, DECORATOR p!ects-Antlquf! Tues., Dec. 1, only Includes IWin beds, black &: FRI/Sat: Blk low OrlentAI lnttrum•nt1 8115 dry sink made Into hl·ti dlvid!r, tlectrlc healfr, ru.a: AODRF.SSIOGRAPH -N .. 9 am lo 12 noon white checkl!d co v tr 1 , Ub. GE radio, Coffee CONN CORONET, wry ad. ca b In et w f G arr a rd itwnpoottd'· .. ~ g X lO rug,p':;' or u.ed. WUl buy or rent. walnut mar-proof tablt. maktr. Dolls, many other mnd. Appraised $15. Bst ofr chanaer, Pilot tuner, new, -1e•, •w ee ' Cout Auction • h wnl SERVICE CENTER Like new, $1t16. 615-7798. Oriental items. 3071 Ceylon takes 64~2475. Uni~rul s~ken, $300. = .IC!'ftn and too1a. 64).3400. ' ------== E I t A BEDRM. Ht incl. !kfrawtr Rd. CM, 549-4396. E Old Mtdiltrnnean walnut ~~~~=.-.==:--I ==':===:::====:SI mp Oymen gency cMst, 2 nlfht stands.. mir· 17' Glaspar C I tat ion e F NDER amplWtr in library tab!@, stripped, mo. CHRISTMAS CARD Mechtnery, Etc. l7GO 1i Girl Fridey .... $425 ror •. bfd (rm, 1: Madbn:I. w/Arner. Boal trlr. cover. s~~1 cond. 54S-849& Misc. 644-S346 RETURN ADDRESS Fronl ottice / public ccni..ct Daoiah mod. Walnut. Xlnt xln't cond $1850. ~sk, Jn-PINK Kenmore washer A STICKERS poaltion for accura~ typiJlt cond. $70. 5.11-3319. dian rugs, maple end tbl. Pi•nos & Org•ns 8130 drytr $125. K f! Iv Ina tor $1 FOR 1000 u.·ho Ii.kt& figutt:;. MOVING, 1f11 t n i new bedspreads. mlac. 9am-5pm washer $35. Westinghouse Send your doll&r I: your a·· Table l&.W W/t!And SS).; I 24" heavy duty ji& a w · • wist.and $60. ~-! * "S.C'y/lt.·Bkk-$520 couchf!a. ~ttndable dinlnC Fri. & Sat. 2411 Blackthome NOW IN ONE LOCATION refrit . SlO. Brittanlca en-COflY to: •·,-·~"• • ...... ..!.!"oon in tablt. cabulf:t. Alao baby St. N.B. Conn * Y•m•h• cyclCJpf!dl11 + bookca!f' PUot Printina:, Lahti Div. .n.c .,..._,.., "" ~-,....... ... ...-uo -* Thom•s Org•n1 Sl25. All xlnt cond. 3033 Box 1875 small _..., I con .. MI '"mluu.:. ~'"' GAR AGE Sa.le-ThklJYflg C I'd N •• C M •· Ca ~00 1l ~~~~! ::1>15 N, El Camino ~ MANAG'?,\'. or couple for , ~ cofftt "" opentlon. Will FREE TO YOU MEM.Y Chrfltmu 7 week old puppies 4= ~ , conside:r~ii'lvtmr Or ptrcert- qr.ASSIFIED ts G I r I tare of protit.s. c.11 collKt, ~anttd. Experience 415: 924--5334 £1"1')'. Start immed. If 1 ~==-----liltt money phon! for MEDICAL secretary &: re· Mr. B u I c h e r c!optlonlst Reg hn. sala.ry f'14l 673-~10. open. Good typing skill! &: ""'=c didaphone req'd. Lt book· ".'!"""'~. Lady, !Atmlley, k , o.nd " ~n·1. cltan'1, cti.llg! bds. "Pllli· -re1Umt w ~d k N I " .. _ 23331 D T~ro Rd. , Suit• nl, ayaw , .......... fS ra. own tn.nap. · (Mon. 1 _n_·~To'""''°"'' ,....~· ~=~-~"410>. 1 l\IEDCA~ SEC, ~CA.STAL AdiNCY 1 yr, or mote ttOO'lt exp.,C.all :; A member of Ann, WettcHff :Penronntl ;~elllng I: Snelling Inc. A&ency, 3343 Westclltf Dr., ~ World'• ~•rgt•t N.B. Mis.mo • ~-... ,_..,, Al!O comple!@ lfllection oo 1 ge o. "°• . • Newport 0t:ach . .,_, atmoSphafe I IOod ihort· 1 00\.!BLE bed, mattress k wkcnd. Selling tverything of pianos a. organs 5.'i7-~23 Your labels will be sent by hand & typlna: skllls / So. Hollywood frame SlS. Call incl. antiques. 1921 Deborah Open Su ndll.l"i 12-S FLAlWARE _ Tha il and return mall la a cock a poo weelcenda a: 1 llt • calJ -ll/l Laruna-Capittrano area. afttr 4:30 pm. ~73-7597 Lll, N.8. 64fr.7304. Daily til 6 -Fri ti! 9 Bronzewart, 1ervlce for S, ""-'"--~CHIU="STM=~AS°'""--* S.c'y /Entin.er $450 MOVING-Piano, SP a n l sh 8' WINGBACK sofa, bumptr COAST MUSIC 75 pieces. blk wattr buffalo FLEA MA1tKET 11 WK Old black malt ldttel'I Career opportunity for good couch, Hi-Fi. leathtr chair, pool tablt, 3 boy'• blku. "-NEWPORT & HARBOR handlts, incl serving pi4!Cl!1. Gift 8 Galore • Bargains! w/crook!d t&il. Part typist with minimum tngl. Washer, Retrig & misc. Set poodle pups. 715 Camphor Cocta Mtta * 64Z.2851 C.Ost orig $100, Will 1tll for Santa Ana YWCA, 1411 N. Slame•e . Very aood neering bacqround I exoel· Sat al 218 Jasmine, CdM. St, Eastbluff, NB. 64.j.17&5 Baldwin $75. 96l-0322 Broad~ a y . Dec. ~ wlchildnn. Mf..l407 len1 company & benefit1, MOVING, Must sell S' couch F1JRN .• clothes, baby. thin(!, PIANOS & ORGANS CARPETING: r.1ulti·t.triped Thurs-Fri-Noon to ! VENE'l'fAN Bllnda, all b'l * Customer xlnt cond_. $75. Also bdrm Avon bottlts. 186 E. nst N , 0 ,.. wool, ltx23' + hallway sss. Sat-Noon-6 PM . Antiques • &d . wortdn& ordtr. Wbtta I • "'"'7'' ew .,. J•w•I-• Stocldnr SNIIe-·'•mlmun w/-..._' 1 Service ....... $500 um misc. <rTtr""t ....,, C.M. Sat.. Sun, Mon . WARD'S BALDWIN ~'DIO 3 Rms. ntarly new nylon ·~ '" ., · 1 ==========I ~ .. .., -colltctibltl -'""'· SNACK 67J..0205 11/JI Backgroul1d marine hard. MAPLE knet:·hole dtsk $311. 1 · 1819 Ntwport, C.M, 642-8484 shsg 10xl4' Ul ea. Al50, BAR! -., wart/accurate iyp\st/good Jo"rt'nch Provincial doublt Appll•nc•t 8100 OPEN SUNDAY hath rms. 673-6899 ===-,--=,-,,,,.,=l(2) 5 month old puppies 1 ,1 on phone. bed $15. Chair $5. 8~734 AFTERNOONS ENGRA VlNG mac h i n e , AL?.!OST new M>rk a.nd tool Dtlo&l0m:~n 9 ~. ~ to~ l LARGE 1election of recondl. tabl! w)drawen: Rm E .,. .... .....,.. •""""' OAK dining tablt & 4 chairs . l' EBONY Fishtr Baby Grand. watch cl@anlng machint, ~3923 11121 ,, Profe11loftiit . ploym.n~l61i .s 500 NtWfl011 Centtr Dr., NB $35. Dehumidilier $10, Youth t~ app iancti, l"l!sx>K, ap. What , .. ,,, Clui•tm•• watch work bench a. 1 set cooler: old blk l \\'11 lg home i ' S · ~ ... '981 .... ~ ptlan~1 from modtl hom!s. ..,,.. screen 1V-workl: artill'I BOY Kl~• -··•o .. _. , • M. IN ~· wo· M!N~ * 1,~·~,·~·~·~w ... !!'!'!!!'~~ ... ~l><"'«'';J";;'SS(V(. ;;~,-·~;;;~;;;;;;;;; preS!nt~ $1195 0 w n er . GS watch crysta11. Call .... ,, '""""' nun"' \Vt deilvtr. service&:. guar. 54~ lg. easel: limed oak dbl bed, hibrk, Will d•llver -1 MAGNAVOX radio/record antee 673-2259, 644-5972 Alter ~. ~ malt a, box sprnp; bkeut 962-&175 ll/21 ' lTiiM ' SERVICE STATION AT· console S40 Roll &.way ~ . DUNLAP FOR gal!: Ulltd 4' fiuonos-,,..,, 'Oll Harbor Bl, 54M055 arbor Blvd. Adami; OXKTAll. WAITRESS. {Expfrlenced only need ~ ly.l An equal opportunity pleytr. Lquna Beach. 2700. P ;.RT" E TENDAN. T. _all shifts open. •1. s.£.3734 *\VHITE upri&ht "P i an o bd~bnl.,...,. ~~=,,...=--o-=..,., 3 MO Old S!ameH male • " Apply tn PfMiOn, 4678 Cam-• APPLIANCE "''/bfnch. Good rond. c"'"',,"x,t•Mres •• ~_each, uMli. 1-tso.ooo B.T.U. Day&. Ni&ht nee.dis--'•• bOme. lttcn pus Dr., Ntwpt. Bch. HUGE antlqut blue bookca.1! 1315 Newport Blvd., C.M. $125 962·2662 on c r .......... ey or rs. furnace, exterior mountinJ" -t. ~ 12Jl SERVICE STA. ~Ip wanted. :·= booaterCar ital • .541-nU •. HALLET, Davi1 Spinf!f ~:i:~~·~~YM~.:1• 330 SlOO. Cont&ct Mr. Laney or 2 Lona: Ulred maltllla Jdt. RExAIR INC. run timt only. Apply 31951-:=· ========I KENMORE auto wuher, Plano. Fruitwood , SS50. C~l Mn. Gn!tnman •t the 1 _,, '·'·k 1 -1 • .., 1300 '62 Corvi.Ir compltte lnteliOr DAILY PILOT ,_ W n... ttns emtWI! ....,. ANJI.. H!.IM DIV. Harbor, C.M. Dfflco l'umlturo IOID good cond '65. Frtgidaitt l =-~=·~----~ '~ · ......,, old 83.\-1'90 11111 FULL TIME THE DAILY PILOT elec drytr late mode) X]nt PLAYER Plal'IO plus rol11. inrls. bucket &tali, tta.r Coata Mesa.. ,,:;;~;;.,;::>,:--~.,;;;;;;.;;;1 IL W-• · seats a. door panels. DOXIE Thorouchbr•d •A A .. trt;u )'{luna;. M ·Htrmc· · -.. ~ 1 1 Refin'd 34x9J wood desks, cond S75. Dtllv. &: Good condition. $550 lfltM .. 11-~ MINK Coat, full lerwth female, x1nt tor biwdlnl .. c ve . pp. 111 person. Evenin& work &:3:1 !ti 1tl PM nas an opening or an flXJ')fr · $69.SO e Retin'd wood arm guaranlel!d. 5 4 6·116 7 2, 496-4729 AM _.., ............. ~ natural ranch, like new. Ap-~lSX Ula W. 19th St. C.M. NEW BRANCH viced. journalist in Ila wo. rota.ry cha.In $29.lll • we S47-3ll5 I========= '~ praised $21XX), Make otter. C Toplea.-bl.rm.aJd a: EXPAND™G TO tn!n'1 dtpartmtni. Applican1 have the larlest selection u==F=R~IG~.~..,.~-.. -,-,,.-,-,,-.,.-.· I T•levl1lon 8205 2100 Harbor Blvd, 645-0466 644--1495. C060POO pups 2 moftt!» . t bikini. Yng It at· ORANGE COUNTY must be able to report, of ulfld office turn in th.la .self-<le!rost, xint cone!. Stt"c_A_SS_E'M'--E--R-onf-,.-N-o"-1ro * LIKE NEWll * c=A°'R~P°'ET==1.ay-.-,~Hu,.-~Carpe,.--,.,.t. :::~vely and low.~.• ~d. High. warea on the write clearly, understand area. to app. $99 548-64911 afl 5 Llke New, $40: Ster!<l phono 2·SNOW TIJlES 175-15, WI Polyesters, 501'1, Hi·lo's, 2 lhilll 0P'n The..,,_ TOP STARTING PAY Lssentiah of photoa:rapby '= Mc ,~ ...... ""--'" ... ..._,, •-· I b 2 M"· kl"•M -· ., ~ ' · 1 T be .......... ~ LARGE rtfrlgtrator C.Olumbia prtbl, hardly u&ed gl1Jds. mu. UNDER s .... g1 . -'-' ...... • or . <UC " • ..,,,., •- 16821 Pac. Caul Hwy, \Ve need 22 mtn and womtn ayout op company ~· 1800 Newport Blvd. w/Cl"OSl-top freezpr $35. 163 SJO; Tape dPck Viking GUARANTEE! Pvt Pt)': ~3223. homea, all 54~331.S ll/21 · 1.c.~=t=Bch='='-' .cse>-~!-'1J2,;..~~-I with all w• of work bl.ck· fits, good salary, attrad e 6U-ll45G E. 1Sltl SI., Costa Mth 1tereo $30. 546-9650 ~9726. CARPET layers, have shaa: CUTE Puppies mtud btMd * ~ ~tod A ..i.. . -: rl ' new quartert. Apply In writ· , .. . .. • ..._ Id ••• -U/1 ... vvn wa · p...., around•. txpe tnct nee-lng only, citing experi@nce. SELL™°G Your boat· L1~t GE gu dryer, like f'lfW, best 19" SLIM LIN E B&\V XI.NT Cond 2 fur coall: 1· crpt1 deal dlrtct exp in· 0 Wffq o ~ QpJE·s. ·m v ia7th St., essa'!y, a P:.mp.any tralnlhl:· background a. education to with us .. S!U lt fast. Daily offer. 557 -tll9, 417 W, No-Pnrtable, UHF/ VHF, $35. Ennie -1 Mink dyed C.011 stall, can fin.' 539-tl71. FltE!: To Id holbf, 1 Dutch l=idtor.<t&=M=.,.=='""=,.-,""I is ~slid. If you quality, 1"1arprel Greenman, Per. Pilot Classified. 642-5678 ble, No. D, Santa Ana Ph: 548-6529 SJm. Take $500. ft5...5M6 8274740 rabbit. St&-6419 12Jl ollJCATESSEN MAN, run rapid adJincement lo key 'if~:ie~~Y ,:;t·a::.iti~! ~~o~ ~:~ve.~!L ~~~I M~:.~~·1r.lf~:61· _T..;R,;;,A..;N.;.S;;.,P_O;;.R;.;;,;,T;,;A.;.T;_IO;.:Nc;__.;.T;_RA:;::N;,:S:.:P..:O::R.:.T:.:A::T;.l:.:O::N;....__;T.:.RA::;.:N:.:S::PO..:.;R;.:T;,;A:.T:.:1::0.:.N:...__ ,.:.T.:;R:::A::N:.:S:.:P..:O::R.:.T:.:A::T;_l:.:0:.:N;...._T.:..:,:RA;.=.;N;:S;_PO.;:.;;R;,;T;_A:.:T.;.10;;.N;.;,__T,;;,R_AN..;;.;..;S,;;,P.;.O_R_T_A-.T_ION.;... __ 1 , -t!IS l:. 17th St. C.M. SATURDAY AND MONDAY TO $9200. N -New Ctrs -, , 774-7253 Rtstaurant Managem!nt exp. ew C•r• 9800 New Cars 9tOO Ntw C•r• 9IOONew C•r• MOON1w Cart ,._., .. ; DESMOND"$ * * Cali Ann, \V@stcliU P@f'liOn. ------------------------------------------------------1 ' ..... ------•I nel Agency, 2043 WtstcliU l ashion Island il D", N.B. 645-2770 newport w A I T RESSES/Experi!l'IC· DOORMAN • ' pe~onn·i. "· '"'" "· SPM--9PM. 1'1 81 Qoged Su"n & Holidays. M~ • I0< Cluiotm&s only. agency •KRAME!t'S COLONIAL l( 3 r Astr;b;vISLAND KITCHEN•, 19th It H1rbor, )II 1133 Dovtr Drive C.i\f. r 1i NEWPORTt,.'8E,\Cff Newport &ach WAITRESS, Ovtr 71 . Lovt's 1 &e.3S70 Bar-8-Q. ~ Bristol , 9, DISHWASHER e Co.t• M .... ·~ Ex•cutlve S.C'y WANTED Finilh Carp!nter. )~ ruu.. TIME $550 For minor int@rior Job. Call ',~ lA.nd D!veloper looklni for 879-57:58, Fullerton. for In. I: Apply bl penon no. I str\. Prtvious txP, cor-formation. Ask for Dave. HE RIGGER 15 FASH.JON ISLAND i .NEWPORT BEACH E l:R le1al 1et:'y, t;!fpha1it on prob• t e. R~ume f'fq'd, Call tor ln-te~ew, Gund e rson il Kieler. LqullA H 111 I . cjl.mo ,1 E.X'p!rltnced BANK TEll..ERS e Ph: 53&-9371 iberglass Lay-Up ~ina & DttaUlni E-qi, PLY IN PERSON ' · ltt tndu1trltt tnc. OI Dove SL. N.B. porate A: lepl helpfUI , Im-WANTED: Captain !or 80' med. availability, Top skills. dltsel j'lo\l'ered yacht. D•t• itrece11lng * 37~9421 * Clerk $425 Y.'ork Ali aaalltsnl, patchinr. Good handwriU,., IO key adder bY"' touch, accuratt typing. I BM Compo11r S4r~s;)20 r.lo, Exper. nq'd. Kno w pllsteup. Run info stntght throu1h compostr_ Nict ore. fun peoplt, 8:30. !'I Pi\!. T•ller S400 Mo. 1-2 yr1 teU!r exp. amounts of mMf!)'. Work w/ miPorta.nl cllenta. Lovely office unll~ . WARD SECRETA.RIE5 • DayR. full time. Nlll"lil'll rtceplionist. Per ii onl'l tl Dept. Hoa& Hosp/N.~ School.,lnltructlon 7600 AIRLINE SCHOOLS PACIFIC Day "-N\ght Claslt'I 543-"'6 1110 E. 17th St.. S.111& Ana ART CLASSES Painttna, fi&Un! atudy, print makina. or pl·time, no o:per ... .,..,..,..,..,..,..,. Gl\lltry Newport .East we tt'alrl. Xlnl ap. i1 2>1111 NeMJOrt Blvd. CM nity for qua lified newport . &U-1.UI or 642-164& n. ~' >personntl JAPAN KARATE FED • SEM0'1J'lf R ror -Bllck•Belt lNtrUetOr. r. ,.i..6. home In lglllty Gt.ry IW!enbeek Some kmwl. or , ......... I hrvlco .~~.CM If" .... Rm .. boon!, Id .... -· ...... 5 dq wk. Write 7190 .. -emp..,er Hrt, M , No Coatract! • Suitt :!<JI, Cooto .... the .,,,ucont Ill YING Li!sSONS 1 ;::~;::ldll;:;;:;•·;.,oz::-::::--;~ W Dever Dr~ N.I . 19 •• "°"' oo1o 114 " ._ r::; g eo. __,. dUa.J, Lowst ntttl Call ti &ttr to dt¥S. Apply Nllf'linC D).U10 &ti.tr I pm and ~. Hi&IL M. 1'.ELIE1" Jt1' or LYN for S. Mrtkfnttl. """1-'°'AJ:.D'S.. " U!30 llUh to work "PtANO="'""IAtlool,..,-·.,.,_-....,,..,,.';b-...,=,. , Pl., retJ n .25 hr. ft'\fdlclnn. Apply: cmtned 11t&cbtrs. Mii.iie lJ ' hswR 2 bn all ldll. 1 PVk Udo .Qmvaluelnt qlttma. ill', lfl.tboodt, "'1r"'4t. Mt-211L Cent<<. 6IUO« .. UIS. ------- Would You Believe Oply $ (ONE DOLLAR> Over Factory Invoice? ON ALL 1970 MERCURY MONTEGOS 11 I I That's Right Only One Dolla; Over Padory Invoice. Fadory Invoice Displayed On All Montego 2 Drs., & 4 Doors. ONLY 4 Lin, HURRYI . Johnson •SOD (1 Mlle s...th of San Dltt0 ,rHw1y) LINCOLN CONTINENTAL • MARK Ill • MERCURY • COUGAR ' .------~~------~~-----~~--~~~-~-~~---. * 2626 Harltor Blvd. COSTA MllA M2·0911 140•5630 I --.----- ~ DAILY PILOT Saturdar. Mowmbtr 28, 1910 FREE TO YOU .:.T ;..;;RA..:;N.:.:;S.;.;P.;:.OR:..:.T;..;;A"T;.;.;IO;;;N.;,_...:T.:.:;RAN=S:..:.PO=ltT;.;A.;.;T.:.10;;.:N.;,__I TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTAT ION TltANSPOllTATION 1--------1--------Truckl . tSOOTruckl f500 TltANS~OltTATI ~~ ,_s._ni-__ 11 ___ ,._1_0 .. _.110 Ham .. LOVAllU!: Yr 1dult _..,,. ~ blk tabby cat and odor. bt RENEGADE tabby kitten 3 tna. Need Cd of Want To Uve In -~ 1.s!W228; 836M!ll N E WPORT COSTA M ESA Jl/28 Famout z • TOPI'! cutter, Local 11.PAce! available now! 1-------..;.=ci dieseJ A p 1 ... ~~ ol ill U you are serious about buy. FOR Chriltmu, pups, 7 wka • · ·• -.• 14 ' int a mobile home .•• Now'1 old, see ttl apprttiatt. Pt every possible _equipment to the time to see Shep Husky Dalmation ao an)'Wbe1e 1!1 the wcrld. B mlx.' 869 eoiicrtu, c .M. Asking S9fi00. 646-1914 Eve. BAY HAR OR 28 MOBILE HOMES 64Mll9 ll/ 21' VENTURE w/traller. !GS Baker St. Cat Harbor) NEED Gd h:>mes fncd yards Sleepa 4., head, load.I ot Coat.a Mesa. 541).9470 for adult femaJe G. Shep. xtru. Must 1tt to •PP·I;;.:;:::..::;;;;==='-'-_.;...; mtd az. ~brk ad watch doe $2850. 531-001 LA~~A~Lll (l~t child pttf, All!IO 2 c. 45' Awdliacy cutter . :wot RIDGE ROUTE DR. G. M. C. TRUCK CENTER· CALL 5 4 6 ·67 5 0 24 h r. Phone SALES e SE RVICE UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE 2150 Herbor Blvd., Co1t1 MIN ~i] pups 1~ Sl~.cm. MOO!'t!d at Newport. LAGUNA HIU..S 1 .:=.:=::--~-. -'"'-'"I Will trade for Income pro-Prestige adult community, Motorcycles 9300 C ~OKEY & Ttoenie (Fem perty, Bia, 540--scm adjacent to Uisure World. ;.:.;:.:..:'-"'CC::::.0.---'= •mpers kittens) 6 wkll . -"'ill ~ WlN'ARD Sabol No. 1323, Beautiful suJTOundinxs. all pa.rt of nf!Utfring fiervice f/G, dacron main, like new luxury appo in tments , 642-6897 1211 cond. $2:50. 83~ putting green. hobhy shop, FREE To good home. Daiaey 14 , Hobie cat $950 much more. 1mall Shi.UY pt ten-ier and Xlllt cond, 2 aails. CALL 830-3900 pt poodle Jubrk "'ell trained * 675-6940 * Triple Wide Cor nell ~ 12/1 Continental • Paramount BEAUTIFUL Brown cock a Power Cru1Hrs 9020 Bf.tTingtoo e Universal poo female 8 mo. shots and Flamingo e General lie. Needs lots of lovt and '61 ESS & ESS 22' Cabin flroadmoor e Star attention. 64&-1813 12/1 Cruiser, $2700, Good shape, Hillcrest e Cambrid&e KITTEN Lona haired and a/11 radio, D.F., 3Jlhp CHAPMAN short haittd 5 weeks to 3 Chrys.ler V-drive, Vibrd, bait MOBILE HOMES months all colors 548--Mll tank. Newport Harbor UJ6 N. Harbor, s .A. &:JG..4493 12/1 SLIP. Terms. 675-8913 * 71(15.11-8105 * RESERVE your Christmas 21' Trojan on tandem trlr, in-Nice Costi Mes• P1rk kittens early! One multi-col-board grey marine, best of-lOX.50 MONTCLAIR ared, two all bla c k · Jer over $975. 646-3900 dy:s, Completely upgraded, awn- 549-0022 11/30 968-3925 eves. ings, skirting, carport, etc. SEVERAL cat& &: kittens. Space rent S50 mo, $2995. Nttd uni~ b:lme!. Before SpHcl-Skl Bo1fs 9030 Finan. avail. (GM83201 Olr, nn.n.rU"I THIHIC HONDA SU "FRIEDLANDER" 4. 546-3566 12/l 14.' PLEASURE-skl, Must1.::""'2<::::;:,;1·'=.,.-==c-- pETS •nd LIVESTOCK Acrtfice to pay taxes. Xlnt COSTA MESA BROKEN LEG P G I • ._ cond & buy, $495. 64&-5537 Casual Mobile Estate Liv'g FORCED SALE '66 vw Camper Fully factory equipped, Sun. dial interior, Vaca t 1 on l'eady! {SZN 821l $1790 Harbour V.W. 18711 BEACH BL. 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH '65 vw Camper Fully equipped, Ready for vacation, fNQX 699) $1695 Harbour V.W. eh, enera ~ Nu 12 20 & 24 Wide Models CHINOULLAS: Emergency BNf Slip Mooring 9036 Now ~n display in 5 Siar J970 Husqu1rna 250 18711 BEACH BL. 8424435 Wnes:s forces u.r:rifice of _ . . GREENLEAF PARK r.tade !or motocross or des-HUNTINGTON BEACH 29f, prime animals j: eqUipt. 15 TO 30 ft. a.lips avail. fur 1750 Whittier Avenue 642.135() ert racing, Very low miles, 0.11 53&-22.4l power boats. Also dry , never raced. Perfect shape. • 'l,f Jf>l.f.iRIAI • • l========="I storage for boats & trailers NEW 1970 Lancer. 57 x 12 1" Plenty of extras. $875. Phone 0 ~D •-r Bayside Vil}qt!, 300 E. 5 star park, S5800. 4.29-955! (L.B.) Aval~n Deluxe, 9 ft., mon0- "'--s -u ,,.. ___ H N' fta -'-646-8612 matic, butane stove & oven, ....,, .......... t wy, pt oo::au.i. '68 KAWASAKI b·Jmper ext., bounce-aways, SHERRY'S POODLES NEWPORT BIG BAY SUPS Motor Homn 9215 GOOD CONDITION $250. elec & hand wafer pump, 9 )Tl expaience $2.50 PER IT. * 492-0430 * outside connections. All b""" "'''"ni'"· y,... * 548-""'2 * '68 CONDOR A S I tt Mako Offer tt. . pick up &: <Id.Ivery. Cbriat-DESIRE TO PURO£ASE MOTOR HOME uto erv ce 213: 645-5864 mu ptlPI in au colon. OHsbo~ moorinc, Npt bay, 26 tt., completely r;el{ con-_&_P_a_rf_• _____ _; • • • • 8 • • • • • 546-2848 35', 64>3584. tained, Chassit and power by SACRIFICE ECON OLINE CA.i.'1PER Van. DALMATl9N PUPS 40· Newport bGat &lip, choice Ford. Auto. trans., air cond., 34.8 Chevy engine. Completely Must sacrifice! Comp I AKC n-i. Jitter w/internat'l location. $2.50 a tt. Mt. Catt pwr steer., stereo sy:iitem, rebuilt. ni-pov.·er, race cam, equipped for trouble free Champ, pedigrees. Black or 71~ deeps 8. Immac. throughout. sollds. Much more, Only camping. Michelin X tires, liver 1potted, Will be 9 wks Sold originally by Us, Priced $299.95. 893-&46() new short block. Only $895. old Chril!tmas day. Sl.25 ea. BNt Ch•rt.r 9U9 for quick sale-. 1 ·vw='°a="..:tc::h:.;JO:.:. = •. c....120-. _La_bo_r Bfr 6, 673--0064. or alt 6 67~5571. 871-2427. TIIEODORE 64&-UOO. 32' Twin-~w Chri• Craft ROBINS FORD P 1 us Part Ii · M · D · '68 v • GERMAN Shorthair boa Automotive. 642-3625 0 r \V Pop-top camper Pointer. 6 mo. ready for Sips 6 * Dehn: I 2060 HARBOR PLVD. 548--8667 eve. new eng, stereo tape AKC L. I * 543-2434, 6lS-4034 * COSTA MESA 64.2-0010 $3200 * 673-0281 training, reg. tne o WANTED: Rochester tuel in· field champions. 6#-5194 Mobile Homes '200 '66 22' AIRSTREAM Die~I jection for 327 c.i. Chevy Dune Buggies 9515 ORDER mw Ior tiny motor home, Comp! w/a1r engine. Call 842-1451. Christmas shaggie! AKC i cond, 24mpg, .$6500. 64&-4673CH -~EVY--V--8--m-o""to-,-w-i-th-1 * BODI ES $75 * Shih Tzu, cha.mp' aired'. ~llj[?lllJ?f!Jt11llfl-"j . 1'1uncie 4 speed trans. Sl25. 2084 So. Anaheim Blvd. m-o917 Bicycles 9225 or trade. 645-1609 aft 6 pm. Anaheim Country Club ~1G.H ~:;,:~ siKE Tranor, Travo1 '411 vw Du"::"~1'1auGGY sr. BERNARD PUPPY !tmale, 5 mo. AK C registered, nted1 home . 490-1422 GERMAN Shephen:I _ Fe- male. Good watch dog, Best otter. AIREDALE Puppies: AKC Born 9/11/70. S125 ea. reg litter/champ ped igree . 536-6220 OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG PUPS. CHAMP 'STOCK 213/789-1114 10 wk Springer Spaniel, is Lovely &: Adorable. AKC & Shots. 546-1655 PREITY Toy Fox Terrier puppies. UKC regil'itett'd. 545-213.l TOY POODLE PUPS Gd. Quality-Reu priced, Call: 528-81B8 BOSTON Bull TelTier pllp- pies. AKC, 8 wks. $125. 54~2301 DOXIE PUPS, 8 WKS $35 each. 549-3626 !========== 2 TRAVEL trailen for sale. with fiberglass body IE f'Xtra MOBILE One is 17' Shasta with gas motor. $750. or make offer. Mini Bikes 9275 ref r i g , stove, oven, I =C=a'°U=54=0·=380=3=.=====ll Mini-bike Taco 22 bathroom, sleep~ ~. 6· 9600 Uke new cond, S75. ceUent condition, $1500. Also Imported Autos LIVING * 54S-8638 * 15' Northwest Coach, stove, l-~--------11 BONANZA r.1ini-Bike. Brand gas ref.rig, oven, sleeps 8, AUSTIN HEALEY new BIS 3 hp e.ng. $100. NB ~$0cl200c"~· ~"-o .. ="c.2.c.5~~-- SURROUNDED BY BEAUTIF1JL IRVINE ORANGE GROVES SPACE RENTALS FROM SSl.50 NO INDUS'I'RY- NO COMMERCIAL Adults, All Ages! NO STEPS TO CLIMB PET ALl.OWED $300,000 RECREATIONAL CENTER 548-4731 . 1964 SHASTA, ""' 8, "'"'· AUSTIN AMERICA $1050. 1982 Rosemary Pl. Sales, Setvitt, Part. Motorcycl" 9300 _c_._M_. _&1_;._1_1_86_____ Im.mediate Dellve:ry n~s· AWO SE LF -C ON· AllModeh '65 HONDA 160 TA!NED. MOTORCYCLE * * PHONE: 536-U5Cl * * Low miles. Fint shape, (SY7?13 I '67 13' Cardinal. Self-con- $295 ta.ined , Mono toilet. auto THEODORE brakes. 830-1351 or 87~251. _t?rtupor I 31111pot I ~, 31GO W. Cout Hwy .. N.B. ROBINS FORD 206o Harbor Blvd. Trailers, Ulillty 9450 M2-00l5 540-1764 .;.;.;====-..:..::cc Costa Mesa 642-0010 HEAVY·DUTY boat trailer. $95 Trucks utility o r 646-7023 9500 BMW Authorized Dir. Sales • Servic~ 8 Parts All r.lodeh1 to Choose From FALL CAMPER Servko MMdoy 'till 7'<10 PM Sat 'till Noon CLEARANCE COAST IMPORTS Horses U30 Sh•re a new w•y of or Orange County Inc. 1:..;==-----....;=1 rtl•xed living w1th * 1969 YAMAHA * Ovt!r 11. dozen brand ~w 8 1200 W. Pacific Coast Hwy 4 YR ?Id-AQHA Mare. Xlnt re•I neighbor s I 250 c.c,., 3.000 mile!. $450 ~~s~~l!o ft. campers now 642--0406 • 546-4529 Breeding, Three.ban, Van-Lawn bo1t«l.ing pool tables, FfRM. CALL: 846-.1775 days, $ 1 '68 BM\V 1600, lo mi's. dy, Joe Reed & Chubby. h tii .....__~ und 642-4321 nites: Ask for Joe 49 AOCVTEUAL Michrlin tirrs. A.1\f/fM, Show or Breed. Also her croquet. s u e .......... u er R .. d 1/mo Filly. Pack/ or 5epl roof, cardrooma, dances. pri.l "'~:O·,-.,-=,_,,,_.,.,..,.... FACTORY l=l='"='=0='="="=· ='="=·'="='=='II Aft: 6. 847-7609. vate dining room &: pa.tio, 1970 Honda 350 SL Moto-INVOICE t--------.--1 whirlpool bath, kitchen + Sport. Dirt, street. Extru. Positively no added dealer TRANSPORTATION snacY. bar, laundry facilities, S635 Jirm. See Jr, 714: charges! Every unit ready loets & yachts 9000 spacious fenced patio around 1 .;."'-=.;"';;:c'~~~~~--for immediate installation on large heated pool, organi;:ed * '69 H.1r ley D•vidson your truck or a new 19n? SCR·AM-LETS social activities, art& IE 74 Chopper. Must see to 11p-THEODORE crdlll. proc~to. Sa<rtfloe. CaU ROBINS FORD ANSWERS 14 MODELS ~6 or 633-92&1 altr 6. 2060 HARBOR BLVD. FURNISHED-* 1969 Hodaka Aco 100 COSTA MESA &12.0010 DATSUN ----DOT DATSUN OPEN DAILY AND I SUNDAYS '· 18&1.S Beach Blvd. , - Hontine'ton Beach MZ-7781 or &.0-0442 '68 DATSUN PICKUP Gopher-Yearn_ Hardy-ON DISPLAY HI-comp head. straight cuts New ,71 Datsun Amulet _ DRAUGfIT Singles, Doublls & & many xtn1s. Good cond. ''How did you a;et thal aw. Triples IS275. 644-1905 160& OHC, Pickup 11.•lth camp. fut cold?" }"QR EXAMPLE '70 MO'I'O GUZZI 750 CC er. S<ile prief! $2099 dlr. "I "'Ork in a bre~·ery and Double wide, with carpet, 60 .~P. 4.000 Miles. \Vixom ( # 459454\ Will take car in Rad io, heater, cilr., 4 speed. r &at do11.11 on 8 DRAUGHT." dra-s &: appliance.s, deJiv. fatnng, Bates Bags. trade. \Viii finance priva re fWPP 762) Will take car in ~ 67" •-· , •• "22 "'•ty C·" 54"0"" ... trade or finance priva~ par. '70 BOAT-MOTOR-ere<t and set up, with awn· J-9.JfN ,,,...., (-;j .. s1i11 IUI IM..... ' ty, 546-4052 or 494-6811. TRAILER ""· .-... ""'• u.,.,,... • '" Ho No A 350 i -.,=o~ro=y--'ar=.-H-1 L-ux=p=1CK=. "''6'"7'"'D"'A""TS=u"'N"W"'A"'G"'O"'N~11 15' Silverhne. ,._,.. h.p. Mere. $9999 Scrambler. Very good cond. ..., Lo miles $475. 644-0057 UP Under lactory warranty. Vanson !railer, tarp, tlec. Can't tell !his one from 11. stan. {GZ81n1 ('·r. • 71691 HONDA 1970 CB 450, like Automatic, dlr. Radio, heat. $ll96 ...,., new. $695 new one. Priced lo sell. $1899 er. special wheels, (VOE- THEODORE FINANCTNG AVAILABLE 831-2117 or 499-2366 Lie, 2ijVJV. Chick Iverson ~l) \Viii trade or finance ROBINS FORD S WE SELL YOUR HOME Ir: 1969 CUSTOMIZED Honda Inc .. 445 E. Coast H1vy., N.B. privat~ party. 5404052 or 2060 Harbor Blvd. SAVE YOU MONEY s 350. $600 or of.fer. _6T.loc:;.()900li.iEv'"~'i''~· ~5.1,,·~· .. 54'd.-, ;;;;-. I ,'~""'~~l~l.=c-::====-11 c..ta M•M 64""°10 14851 JEFFREY RD, * 833-84'7 * ·;.;CHEV. 'i Too P.U. M"st 'JO 2000 ROADSTER '65 Triumph 500 cc, Xlnt !!'.'II. XlnL cond. $250. 1628 e GLASSPAR lnbrd/outbrd, fuantronl, NB Apt. 8 121 HP, Luxory interior. 11, MILE SOUTH OF cond, bates equip, TT pipes, ... 8 Ptrfect cond, All 11ccess, SANTA ANA FRWY. 557-6311 aft 5 pm. "· · L;~~~ "de;'.· ~t:~' i:~~-c~i~ "' nt buy. $92.-1811 aft Fri. 6 FOR Sale-1961 Ho nda 47 OIEV. Pick-up. Cad 832 DS85 ('ngine, B k 1\1 hydrn, No lrade or finance privAte par. pm. "'U Scrambler. Gd. Cond. S325 rrasonable offtr refused. ty.;.,54&4c.,..,,Oii_,,·2'=0-'..,'~""'=~",;·=~ll BOSTON WHALER 67~2806. 64~1400 -= MotO!', tr•il" T ripi• w··· Carnell '69 KAWASAKI 500 u Pv '68 1600 ROADSTER OR U847 RMI $EiCXI a3S-3596 '69 CHEVY '·' Ton P. . I Hillcrest e J1arningo · pty. 2207 HoUy Ln, N.B. ntpJAN 28' Flybri dg e, crrampuff, C-12 r.tarina °"31". $1500. s.1~7978. Paramount e Universal '69 t 25CC HARL EY Call 548-390.'i. Ready tn t:o? dlr. (W£Z 710l Da-i--~-\Viii take trade or finance ....,..,.,16..,., • Broad.moor * $225. 64>3374 * 19a6 FORD Panel. V-8, lo mi. private party. S46-W52 or ~~t.J. H·ill~t * HOOAKA 100, 1969 Dam~.: .. ~.;_.,, -',,_"..,-681=1".='=~.,,---...,...,....-... ~.. Xlnt cond, many xtras. .....u vu-oru. ;-; S.f ... tt toll CHAPMAN Makt Offer. &M-29B7 =====""==== '65 DATSUN P .U. Uke new, MOBILE HOMES J 9510 rebll engine. r/h, 4 apd. auumr•s SABOTS • * 1966 HONDA 160 -F=-.~~7 Ir Realistic ~ ~:~~·*G.G. ~bier. Xlnt cond., I· .'-.. =Lan"'-d-Cru--,.,-,.-.-,-,-.. ,-,.1 Must r;e~~m~~;0673-3244 '2000. SPARTAN $251.1. MS.9697 drive, e:ictra sharp. OIR 91i, 6000 mi"s. $43."iO 12' FIBERGLASS Sailbo.t &Inn, newly crptd, :~~: FOR sale-: '69 650 cc $1395.00. JIM SLEMONS * 846-6006 or 642~549 ~ .t. v.·hite Mint adult park pool 1560 Triumph Bonnevillt, SUOO I~'tPORTS. ~17 W, Warner.68 =~0-3-13-'"-n "Sed'""'•-n-."'x=·E=v~G~ll. CoGd. $395. 67~2373 Plaeen!Ja, A:S, N.e .' Immed. or be-st offer. B42-5903. -'Sa="'::•,,;A,:;":;':..· ~~~--$995.00 JIM SLEMONS 1:\1. J2' PC, Xlnt cond, Must seU occupy. '70 TRfUi\fPH SOOec 4 mo. 1S16 JEEP CJ2. Nf'ar new PORTS, 417 Yi. \\'arntr, nw. 1'uJI tact, $3S50 or of· UNIVERSAL lOxSS E:icpando old, excellent cond. $900. co~vl lop &. .tires. Roll ban. S.ntA Ana. kr. &tl;..257T. liv'g/nn. Catm blL Adil 536-72!M af!er 6 P.1\1. s7;,o, 968-426$ aft 5 pm 1 'r=11"E,-""Y"•"'ll"o_w_,Paa,--.,-,,.,-n-ol CAL .ZS. 4 u.Ua, 4 covers, Prk/Sp/rent $47.50 ]535 HONDA miru tra il 50, bottd CJ5 JEEP, .377 Chr.vy e~.. clRsslfird .. , Daily P l Io t 1pinnUtt. Very rd C'Ond. SUperior Sp. ?-lo. 2!i NB. out twi<'f, straidlt pipe. 1,o,·ide gate tireJ1, overdri,:e . Service Dirtttory. Check lt ~-Ownr Tlf-630.-0S,;9. S3-350t 495-5317 Many Xtrlti, offer. 492-4797 for Ulf servk:e you ne-ed. LOWEST' PRICES .. ,, DURING THANKSGIVING WEEKEND SALE!! BRAND NEW '71 n.,_,,_$1998 .6.U $68 TOTAL $68 TOTAL MONTHLY DOWN PYMT. PYMT. 36 MONTHS $61 i• th1 lol1I dow11 p1ym111I end $68 ;, lit• lotal l"IOll !h· Iv p1ym1nl includin9 11•, '10 lit.11111 end ell fi111n:1 clt1r9•• 011 1pp•o~1d cr1dil for )6 monlh1. 01f1rr1d PIV· "''"' l)tic1 i1 $2516.00 includi119 all fin111c1 ch1r911. te~· 11, '70 lic1111e or if you prefer lo pey ce1h, th1 full C•'h P•ice ;, only $2114.90 intludin9 111•1 t•x, '70 llc1n11 IRIOWI 12116. A.P.R. 12.00 ~-, BRA·ND NEW 1971 MAVERICK $1998 FULL PRICE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY #IK910122793 BRAND NEW 1971 MUSTANG $1s .. s~~~E SERIAL NO. IFORI02427 BRAND NEW 1971 TORINO 4 DOOR FULL: PRICE SERIAL NO. 1AZLl45137 BRAND NEW 1971 F-100 PICKUP $2488 RILL PRICE $250 $78.68 DOWN PYMT. MO. l"YM T. $250 !1 th1 loltl down p1y1n1nl tnd $71 .61 i1 th1 toltl 1"onthly payment including It•, '70 lic1n11 tnd ell finttlCt ch1r911 1111 appr11ved credit for 36 month1. 01f1,,1d P•Y· "11"! pritt i1 $3082.41 i"elutli"9 all fi"•"c' ck•r<Jtl, t•¥· ''· '70 lice"'' or if you pr1f1r lo pty c•1k, the full ct•h prict i1 o"lv $2630 i"cluding 1tl11 tax, '70 lit1n11. ~FIO. AIU(07265 A.P.R, 11.7 5 'f. FULL PRICE S250 h th• tof•I down P•'tmt nt 11111 $1 ll.1S i1 the totel t!'IOntt.l't P•vmt"t i11culdi"9 t111, '10 lic1n11 tnd tll Ii"'"~• ch11911 on l'pproved eredlt for l6 Mo11lh1. 01f1rr1d P•'t• mint prict i1 $•1•5.00 ll'clullin9 t ll fin1"c' ch1r911. ltX· 11. '70 lic11111 or if you prefer to p1y c1ih, t ht full c11h pr!ct ;, 11111¥ SJlltl,41 inclutlint 11111 tex, '70 lic11111. #f25ARk2072J; .S 10297 A.P,R. I l.7S % '62 PONTIAC Sl1tion wet on. <f door C1t11in1. IRTAl4ll '64 OPiL WAGON 4 'pe1d, ••dio, h11f1r. l P0fl93) '64 FORD WAGON Country Squire, Ve , euto. P.S., e ir tonditioni"9· ITAXSl2) '65 GALAXIE 500 V8 , euto., pow1r 1ie1rin9, .,;nyl interior. !YCLJ041 '65 MUSTANG J.lerdtop. Redio/h11t1r, buc~ef 1e1h. !OXE8241 '67 FORD Corti11 1 Sl1tio11 W19on. Auto111t Hc, r1 dio, h11f1r, ntw fini1h. IVCL4]6! '67 VW BUG '67 DATSUN Stttion we9011. Rl41 I E•ltt 1h1 rp .. (VQA871} '67 CHEVROLET '67 FORD GAL· $1088 SOO 2 Or. Htrdtop. VS , t ulo .. P,S .. R&H, C1111ry yellow . f7J5SHl-i0917711 '68 CHEVY 1/1-TON VAN. Aufo., radio, h1el1r, $1388-J httYy duly tittl. (6290)A) '67 FORD F-250 $1488 r'. Automatic. 11dio, h11t1r. !Vl2229) ' '67 FORD RANCHERO. SOO DI•. w/9em fop $1688.~ cell'lpt r, f1cl. ,;,, VI, tulo., P.S .. plu1 ••lr11. 1\119851) ·' . '69 RAMBLER $1888 :: Arnb1111tlor 11d. VI, feel. t ir, R&H, .,;nyl roof. I XXT151 I '69 MUSTANG Spoth roof. VI, f1clory air contlilionin9, R&H. !9F02F199791) $1888 '. '69 PONTIAC $1988'.: Cu•tom 1ed1n. Fact. 1ir, VI, tulo., P.S., R&H. (ZLA661 l LEASE A NEW '71 ; UANDNIW '71 PINTO FULLY FACTORY EQUIPPED HAND NEW '71 LTD 2 tool MARDTO~ IACTOlY All CDNDITU)M' V·8. 1utom11it, power 11~er. ing & llr•~es, r1dio, heater, f1n1ed gl,u1, whi!ew•lll. $102!!. TAKE YOUR CHOICE IRAND NI W '71 F-100 PICKUP TRUCK I I.AND NIW '71 E·200 ECONOLINE VAN $76~0· U MONTW Ol"E~ !NO L!'-SE ~ . . . ' . , ~ • ' • • • I I • i • • .I I I f 1. ' ' " .; '• ·: 1 , • . i • ' ' • . • . ~ • . • , I I ! I I I 1 --------------~------------------------------------------ ' jl,,portod Autos ~ l,meerted_Au1<>1 _MOO -1nip0..ted Aui.. 9600 lmportoc!. Caro TlµNSPORTA'!'.ION fRANSl'ORTATION 1:RANSPORTAT10N !TRANSPORTATION tmported Autos 9600 Imported AutOI t600 lmportH Autos 9600 TRANSPORTATION TRANSl'ORTATION TRANSPORT A TIO ' . . ' DATSUtf KlRMANN GHIA -1 DATSUN PlCKuP '68 Ghia J1rtup ort 3111 l!Jll ll s Autborized DeaJer Sales • SerVlce • Parts Sonet Coupes tn Stock Orange County's Newest Dlr. COAST IMPORTS ' ·-: ·JAGUAR i~D9UAl,lTERS o•au~JAGUAR al~ the enui. Harbor L .• t Complell.: ~ ~! SALES . ! ~ERVIClt :~ PARTS o! Orange Cou11ty Inc. l aJQ \V. Pacific Coa.~t Hwy. 64Z-0406 • 51()...4529 ~ • ~ BAUER ' :;; Bl!ICI · : 2;,, ~Ill J ' ,Oflt, C9ITN .MISA .,. OPl:L CT 11,0llG ml'1, 1•1 IEACH' llLVD, -ltlrit '°""· $2'0lo. Huot. 11uct1 147-1555 '1•&ftr71~ ,'. ·llllM,tlQutRwy.,«iti '\ ..O•eMr •1961 TOYOTA 61~ -'?CK II J, Litj., 4-spee , 'overdrlv~. '66 PORSCHE 911. Xlnt cond. ---------1 Sedan, 11.adlo, heater, auti> matic transmission, lT,000 actual mile~. Lie, WAR052 dio_.. heatrr, white wall New transmission & paint. s. "Completely original S3800. 8.18-)223 days ; 1fl$l7'9se~lent cond. 1 _5-l_S-_"-'-'-·~·"'=~-~~~ $1399 CHICK IVERSON. vw • , '66 PORSCHE 912, 4 spd. ~ .. ,..M/Fi\1 short wave. $2900 . ~ Ph: 67;,.....i7I3. • 5-19<1031 Ext. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. Hlttbor BJ\'d. 64.'}..0466 '68 912. Champ!igne yellow. COST.\ MESA J~UAR N~ II 3.8 Kool •hoc ... ""~ radlab . '69 CORONA an>sm.,i fit qi<_ But ~Ir. $3950. 67:l--m. dsil,tor wo 'A e r-'6l fibRSCHt:t1} 1illl'ltlndY. Hardtop. Vinyl rOo r. 4 spred, tCntion. Terms or trtde Under 40,000 mi. Xlnt rond. immaculate, Sky Blue. Sac. 6 ' 89ft 673-6't03 rilice. (>..'TS 343) \\'ill take 30 .Wh .,drop~ad'epe 1 't°'96D;:---:-, 11J6=R.!Cll:::'""'E,---,•::-17''"°6~4 1 trade or finAnce pvt. ply. @w. ft~s.• top, int. enrlnt, tllflll., Call Sid dlr 540-3100 ()f m. 49'-4»2 -191~ S9th St., N.B. 494-7506 aft 10 am . .... '"' rted Caro ttU TOTOTA CQJ:ONA HT R. .. H,, Autom 1t;c. WIDOtl $1595 1t4t TOYOTA CORONA · 1 HT. R .. H., <4 1p11d. l1nd1Y top. YCM167 .... $1395 1f61 TOTOTA COii.ONA HT Cp•· II.., H., 4 1pttd. WXFl I J $1095 1967 TOYOTA co•ONA SIO. R. .. H. Stic .. nk1. SZL910 ' $1095 1f66 TOYOTA CORONA SID. Ill., H. Au tom8lic, Slr1rp. $1495 1 fif TOYOTA COJIOHA. Std. R .. H. 4 1p1•d, XSl-401 I 3 DAY Wll!KEND SALE $1591 , 1t61.YOLYD t44 Sid. A .. H, 4 ,,_,.1111. VZV410 •ios 1t4J YOLYO Ill I,,, It, H., -4 1p11d. $h 1rp, JWVl tt -$695 .. ltl4 vw R., H., 4 ll'ttd. Y1Jlow fl11h~. FXT•4t $1191 1f41D.&TtUN110 SID. H. -4 1p••d. Cl••n. SUY07l $591 1flf MGA CN'. II. .. H., .. •P••d, ll•W p1i11t, Jlf1 4? $895 1964 YW JI ., H., 4 1p•1ll, li111• 9r•111, OZH545 $391 1flf CITIOl"( ID, , .. H.,,. IP•H , goo4 it_.tllt,ttfttl•t1 •9'11 . •11 IAP ·' , ' MERCURY MARC\)UIS BROUGHAM. Toke the most dro· moti,c styling in the medium price doss ••. odd the best ride ideos and luxury features from the· w0 rld'• l)IOSI ex· pen•ive luxury cars .•• and-you· have a better medium priced car. NICEST USED CARS IN ORANGE COUNTY Over 50 To Choose From (65 COMET CALllNTI 5888 I Convertible, .automatic tram· mission, radi9, heater, power stttrin-dt power brakes, very '67 COUCiAR 51666 Automatic trafismls~lon, pow· er s lf'ering; factory air, radio, heater, xtra clean. (TUX190J clean. AB 885. · -' I I '61 FORD F100 5888 Pickup. VS.-3.spr.ed, "'Ith over· drlvl" 8 fl. bed, traded by or~lnal O'A'ner drivPn only 42,000 m· es. LI('. GIG846 '68 CHEVROLET IMrALA 51777 2 Dr. lf.T. BP.&utlful m&roon "'/' blark interior. Automatic. P.S., R .. 1-f., \\1hlre "'alls, etc. Well meintalnrd. !YRU524) I . I '66 FORD CiALAXIE 5999 4 Dr. Automatic tra nsmission, radio. heater, pov.·er steering, factory air. <RTR487) ' I 68 OLDSMOllLI Delta 18 $2222 . ·2 Dr. Hardtop. AufomRtic t.ransmlssini:i. radio, heater, . £:\Ver steenni;:, factory air, _ ndau roof. Immaculate thru-oot VGY 989. I I I 65 OLDS CUTLASS 5999 4 Dr. Automatic transmis1ion, r11.dio, heatf'r. !'IC. Sf'e to apprl!- elate. Very clean. (TEY070) '69 MERCURY !!ONTECiO MX 52222 2 Door Hard Top. Automatic t.ransmli;8ion. radio. h!'tl tcr. powt>r steering, power brakes, Utndau roof, finish likr nrw. (\VXE092l I I '66 roNTIAC LEMANS 5999 2 Or. Hardtop. Automatic trans- mission, [IO\VPr steering, po\~""r brakes, air coni!!Uoninfi, radin, he&ter. Uind&u top. V& ue plu". (RZB79l I '68 CONTINENTAL s3333 Cou1.e. Ele~ance pcrsonlrled. Fully (!'1\~·r r equipped. Air cond, • Ll'r:i thcr in terior, Landau roof. ~tereo tape, tllt whee l, etc. ( XE\V.'.131) I I '66 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN $1055 Station W&gon. VS, automatic transmission, r&dio, he&ter , power steering, etc. Rum .eood. S.AA 866 I 68 CADILLAC -s3591 Convertible. Full po1,1.·r r inClud· Ing factory air. Lie. VZD 123 · ' -- ' I I I 65 CONTINENTAL $1199 • Automatic trans.mis!lon, rl!ldio, hea1rr, powrr "'1ndo1ov11, po'A,er 11teerln1r. rower brakei:., PQWer ~ seat.II. factory air. Very, clf'&n. Lie. PBZ 962. '69 CONTINENTAL -s3999 Coupe. Lu~ury t hrouJ,":hout.. Full L;!"'er -equipped. Factury air. , at her !n!f't'lor. Landn u Hoof. Carefully maintained. ~ XSR8.'l2) I. J \ I ' I '66 CHEY. IMPJ.LA 51199 2 Door Hardtop. Automatic trani;mlssion, radio, hMter, power 1teering, air condltlonlnr, \'f'I')' clean. SZA 643. I 69 ~~t~!~~ ,?,:?m;,,;oo, "' 52777 dlo, hc.!ltcr, po'A·cr steeri ng, f!O"·er brakf>ll, air, r te. Looks & . J"unr; llkP Til'\v. <YCU9501 ,Johnson 11 Mlle s..tll of Sao Dl190 frHwoyl LINCOLN CONTINENTAL e MARK 111 e MERCURY e COUBAR -- 140·5630 2626 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 642·0981 - ... :SI .~ ' .\ '1 _,....,. ...... _....,..~-~---------------------~---,---- 'I • \ J! ,DAil V PILOT t liANSPORTlTIOH SaturdJyi Novtmbfr 28, 1970 TRANSPl5RTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION ~ TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION Usod Cors "°° MER~URY':': HlO U&Od Coro "°° UMcl Cors "°° U1ed C1r1 "°° UMcl Coro · '---'-----1-------;::lm:lpomd:::.::::..:A;;-=__:NOO= Auto Loosl!'! ! , ........ A-HOO lmpomd Autos -VOLVO llASE DODGE . . VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN YOUR 1111 NOW FORD M ··-• v CADILLAC ·oo llodp. Xlllt Cone! LINCOLN '63 orcury ~··'.'[ '68 VW 5 d LEASE ~ EARL~ 50,000 mi'•"* .$300 Bucket stall. autoroatic, ,. e an 1111!1 WE·WILL BUY YOUR '64 c'ADILLAc • •t>Om • TOP DOLW .... ...,,.,$6~~MJ-3'5> : Radio, ... ,.,, < •i-t. '71 VW BUG ~ "'Ol.Y"' PRtsENT CAJt wml CooJ>o de Ville. Full power, '65 DODGE Dart GT, aulo, '62 LINCOLN (YX'R t9f) . f' -U ' LEASE•BACK PLAN doth &nd leather interior V-8, PIS, P/B, 'R&H, for CON'JINF;NTAL ,_.., $99 ONLY UNTIL NEW CAR incld, a Ir oondl-. fuaa•, alr. 1125. 6'n-9428. CLEAN USED CARS Full power &. air, CJRH5.i9) _....l\llJMIW.Jd ' $49.00 "FRIED' lllllnlll D~~ FOR (OPP-4091 $ 1911 DODGE Von. V-8 See Andy Brown $299 2lllO 11ari-\Blvd. DOWN + T. a L. LllftUUI 1495 engine, Ji Ton. low mu,.... THEODORE ANCHOR MOTORS * .69 ·~•~~v M uder. Ptr t.tonlh THE BF.ST CADILLAC irYVt. "-TO p 54! ••91 ~~ "-~--Bl cl ,.,_ ... $50 AT '"" ,..,. '"'"· •• LEASE OF ALL----u · ' • ~ ROBINS FORD ----v °"'"""· must oefl W)ll . 893-7566 e 5.17-6824 n~ ~ 1967 DODGE Dart.GT 20&0 Hl.rbor Blvd. 546-30$) C.M. take any reasoftllbl~ off~! 1 ~&!0~0~~ .BILL YA TES ;:u=,!!R::'.;.., ~~-~~c 210o a.-Blvd. -Buc/..,~ ':"Ulu Costa Me.. MERCURY """· a•~ Pllpb1 Xlllt cotJd. "'""'' computed '" IOI' VOLKSWAGEN __._.._._.._ Coota M•oa CHEVIOLET DODGE STATION WGN IUOOIO a:»-m> ' : automotive discount r a 1 e 32l82 Valle Road GOOD s • '61 voi xtnt 54().9100 Open Sunda,v 'tu · '66 FORD 500 197Ct hMercury '67 COUGAR. •cu in erig, ,'fhich is equivalent to 18.00 San Juan C.patrano cond . ~crifice. "1>i 451t: ~~~==;;;;~;;::;~;1•-::;::-:-;;--;:;--::::-1 ::.~w!r ~....;:~· $4TS, 4 Dr. Full power, tine car, c lo AIC, PIS. P/B, Xlnt eo"1. annual percentagr rate. [)e. 837..4800/493-4511/499-mt w~ Used Cert ,,. '70 Malibu SS needs a home! (RSs.956) ye n• Below·tot price. 84T...s947 . '""" ,,.,,,.,., '"" ~ ;,;';68'..-'';;S~:..;._~:-o:b:o';:k~ I,:;;,;:::::'====== VB, -. + ab-conc1., pow. FALCON 5596 ~.'!:'~~-~1 •• ~~. ~!: MUS. TAN .. G 1, $1666.95 ioclud>ng a11 ,.,.,. quare Sport cars '610 IUICK ·--~ ~ --- est, all taxes and 1970 lie-. u windows. (!172 AGO> FALCoN . 1Jrcuw 4A1'_,1 __ -driven 7000 miles, •till in '67_M,.....J~.-i~ ~ ense or il you prefer to pay 4 spffil, fuel injection, radio, 66 Triumph SP it fi r e '6.l RIVIERA. t ~wner, 40,000 · $2995 '&t stanon wgn ' ~ factory warruty, Full lac-US CJ cash the tuU price is only hea~r •. ($xr_,;5> Roadster, 4 •peed. hardtop, mt. Full equip. Air, lmmae. BILL JONES' .::c.i~;i: :,_~mi. Im· 2100 Harbor Blvd. 645-0466 tory equipped. including 4 Hardtop'. Owned ilY l old Sl366 · including iax and =~00 ~he~~~ i:: $1500. ~aft s. 673-s.s37 BJ . tM1rtPM1• Center FAixoN '63 4-dr autofuatic Looking for a c•r? speed tr .. $2K.~c. "8ASJ, sc~l teacher;~· , ~ lie. and not one penny mott. 1 ,61 RlViei-a. Ex.cellent om-• ~WWII T&.b, pvt pty. , , EASY •77 miles. ~U<»~>; M seµ. BILL YATES ~~;,..m w. Wam<r, dition.. VU>yl top • exb'u :18.13 ff.,,,., c .M. """91 1225 54;.,;.ioo Call Auto Re!•mtl !tte n! CHICK IYERSON Call Sid dlr, . ~r l='::OOi=o=====~I $2450. ~. ' charge. We have sellers YW 49+7506 aft 10 am .• VOLKSWAGEN 18711 BEACH BL. M2M35 Antiques, Cla11ics '615 .... Buick !'pedal( dr. '66 CHEVROLET FORD waiting. All.,,... .. price.. '67 MUSTANG 32852 Valle Road GOOD SECOND CAR. 4 Dr, '.11J' V8, full power, A Sellers also welcome, 549-3031 Ext 66 or 67 A' cond radio heater '*=- San Juan Capistrano HUNTING10N BEACH '47 CONNIE CONVRT MAKE OFFER. 4M-5351 real tine car! (SAA-514) '66 FORD LTD 6424431 1970 HARBOR BLVD. t:ry w~ty ~till re~airls. '69 YW Sedan 837-4800/493-45U/499-2'l61 '66 VW Owned by Movie Actress -$181 Full Power Auto Refertal Service COSTA MEsA Beautiful blue, ~ clean$! Green with contrasting inter. Have cmplU History It Pa-CADILLAC ,.,,..,. •• lffU.J...., $1050 '61 FALCON. R&H, reblt MERCURY 1969 Marquis Mustana: in, town. (VWF.n~.) Automatic stick shiJ t, radio, heater. (Y\\'S 3491 $1735 Harbour V.W. 187ll BEAOI BL. 842...4435 HUNTINGTON BEAOI '68 vw, &ood oond, orig owner, $1300 firm. * 84Z-S430 * 1968 VW BUG Sl.150 * * • 837-8140 ; l.ar9• Selection ior, tuned exhaust, 1'U11$ like pers. ~ FIRM. 21311----------I '~--~ eng, new dual exhst, new Colony Park sta wagon. new. STIAS4 94~1469. CADILIJCS 70'$ 210o """°' Blvd. 645-0466 BLUE CHIP 14" crm wltb. "'w F !O-H Full po•"'· ili-«>nd, low ~ ~ $9'19 ,66 CHEVROLET AU"O SALES tires wlra.ised wht letters. mL, lug rack, ne\v tires, 64s.o4i6 CHICK IVERSON Aulol Wanted 9700 ' N•w brak ... M"'t sacrifice disc br"', xlnt cond. Prv 2100 Harbor Blvd. ::::=..:.:;:-:::=. _ _.;.:;::I Lar9HI S!Gc:k of Oualily >W lbu. V/8, pow"'"°'""'· 54CM392 * 642-9700 548-5161 . pty. $2005. 642-"'16. *'69 MUSTANG Mach I. 331, YW W£ PAY CASH Cedlll•CI In Orange automa~c. radio,. beater, '64 FOR D WINDOW '67 COUNTRY Squire wgn, 1966 Park Lane convert, Orig air, f.spd, fUll pwr, 1tereo. 549-3031 Ext. 66 at 67 County power wmdowa, white waUti. ·VAN-RAH new pa int 10 ......... air, all pwr, like owner. White exterior, aqua Reas. 642-2886. BLVD (RUG-658) ' ' .,....., FM 1970 HARBOR ' FOR YOUR CAR $99S engine, clutch, Real sharp. new, $1750. PI1... Motors, Interior. Air, AMI ' '69 1'1ustang eonvtrtible. COSTA MESA Cpe DeVilles, Sed. DeVilleii HUNTINGTON ·BEACH .$895 •• 557-4540. . , 2186 Harbor Blvd, CM. w/s/w ps/pb/pw. $1050 $2,000. 4 spd. stereo ndjo. '68 VW B and El Doradoe: 1965 CHEVY V-8; 283 cu in. 557-4541) Baycrest area. 5'8-4131. Xlnt cond.. 497-1308. US CONNELL 1963through1970 Chry•lar.-Plymouth •na. Premium 1 ;,.,,1=:~=======.:c==:====~~_::::::..:::::;::..::::.:::::::..--!- 7 passenger. •talion wagon. This car close to new • Has CHmoLET Plus Many Other Fine Can. 16661 Beach Blvd., H.B. RecenUy tuned,. $ 8 9 5. ALL SALE PRICED 54().5164 • 842--06.11 613-4809. STAR J.l, A'ZEKi<~ NABERS CADILIJC 't;I CHEVY SUPER SPORT TORJNO ·10 4-dr. 2 mo old, i'."'==---oy cuYI.~ "1' $1299 Save $1100! T.0.P. Take us-M r-DoifrAdiW!y Q.id. 1-f: 2600 HARBOR BLVD., BLUE CHIP ~~;~in trade, 61i>-0390 or Y A«0rdi•rt to th• Slors, Y' bad tender loving care. New 2828 Harbor Blvd. ca r financing available. _..:Coo:;;;la;;.c""":=;~.;:5"";:=:1"'1:=- (VZT 244) ' WE PAY TOP · Of VW Campen, : Vans, Kombi1, $2295 ~~~ti Harb our V.W. COSTA MESA 0 SALES To develop message for Sunday, 54().9100 OPEN SUNDAY AUT 1962 FORD Station Wagon """'•ottl"°"""°""""'"'""""" ,69 Cid. Seel. DiVille 54G4392 * 642-9700 365 V-8 Intercepter Engine of ycuZixlioc:blrthSign. $ '64 CHEVROLET S400 cash. 1735 Pomona, 1 Don't 31 Of 61 You J 950 CM 2Ycur 32...0.11ty ~2Pnofits 1 Station Wagon Automatic.I~~·=· =~-----1 3Mor!'.lin0 33You QA I N & Us-.1 l8Til BEACH BL. 8424C5 -· ew ... HUNTINGtuN BEACH . lmmedlote 0.11 .. ry vw LEASING CHICK IYERSON • Tax " Lie. 0own Aak 1ar ...,. -YW • $50.87 per month 18211 Beach Blvd. 5C9-3031 Ext. 68 or 61 • 36 month open end· 1eue Hunttiwtoa Beach 1970 HARBOR BLVD. 19n vw Bug UT.am KI 9-3331 • COSTA MESA AT WE PAY TOP DOLLAR '63 vw Sedan CHICKVWIVERSON FOR rop USED CA!tS If ~ car ia extra clean, see us first. Radio, heater. A proven car! ;Rudy to go! IASL 634) . $795 Harbour V.W. imt BEACH BL. 8424435 • HUNTINGTON BEAOI '66 VW Sunroof Immaculate condition. Yellow with pin stripping, new tires • & engine guara.nleed for 90 days. Lie. YPT905. $1099 CHICK IVERSON vw 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 1970 HARBOR BLVD. BAUER BUICK COSTA ~IBSA 234 E. 17th St. '64 VW Costa Mesa ~8-7765 4-Speed, radio. heilter, new IMPORTS WANTED paint. fYQS-9231 Orange Counties $76' rop I BUYER BILL MAXEY TOYOTA .... ~ lll88l Beach Blvd. 2100 Harbor BJvd. &45-0t66 H. Beach, Ph, 847-8555 J.966 vw Bug. U blue w/blk ** WANTEb ** int. New tires. A-1 body & Want to buy '64 or '&5 VOL- paint. Floor mat&. radkl, 3 VO: From Pvt Pty; In gd. speakers, $850. 968-63&3 cond, Reas Price, 673-8117 1964 VW Bus wlfolddown bed le paneling. Xln! cond. See at 2072 Ne\vport Blvd. Apt H. Anytime $1000 firm. '65 VW BUG Good Cond. l600 Cash 642.0121 af1 6 PM Auto L•asing LEASE A NE\V 19TI PINTO $50.00 mo. 9110 •g:z Volk.~ S67a '63 V\V. Perfect body, in- R/H, rblt motor, 1 yr paint ter., &: running. Good _tires, Like ntw tires, •New brks, New trans, $700. 642-5566 n41642--0985. '&I vw $800. Rebuilt engine, J.969 vw Squareback, white chrome rims, new tires. ·w /blaclc interior, radio, tun ,;"':="'::':=•=:''=rio='::·;'!Jl.$42===· ==I 136 mo.) open e'"d RENT A NEW 1971 PINTO $4 DAY AND 4¢ MILE VOLVO VOLVO PlIT A LITTLE KICK IN YOUR LIFE! . length rear custom pad, . .Carello driving l ights, ·Gabriel air shock!, chrome rims, radial tire1,· exhaust extractor. $2295. 673-4125 ·atter 5pm. PVT. Pty 68 VW SON New .rd'! tires. CUJtom paint $Ui00, 30,IXXI mi. Many xtras. iAM-lP!tf 544-9655, 1PM-8P~1 642-86M. '71 '1 HERE NOWI SEE A: DRIVE 'IHEM A FEW REMAINING 70'.; AT CWSEOUT PRICES .IJw.LewiA THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD., COSfA l\fESA 642-0010 1968 VW Bug. Radio, rear aeat apeakers. $1375. pri. pty. 6"-4687 alter 6 pm_ .IMPORTS 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 LIKE To trade? 0 u r Trader'! Paradise column is for you! 5 Lines, 5 Days for $5_ Call today ... 642-5678. • I • i1 PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL 0 2 TIMES $4.50 $S.ID $6.00 l'ultli1h fer.,, ,,,,,,.dtys, lttti11ni119 ••••••••• ,,,,,, •• , •• , ••••••••••• Clauifict t;e11 , ,, •• ,, •• •• •• •••• •• • • •• •· •• •• •••• • • •• •• •• •••• •••• •• • N•rn• , • , , , ,, , •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • •' '' '' •• '' ''''' Addr••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• City , , • , • , ••• , , , , , , , , !. , .. , . , . . . Pht n• , ••• , , , , • , • •• • • • • • • • • • • • ------------CUT Hiii -PASTI ON YOUI IN¥1LOPI IU·SINESS REPL·Y MAIL fl:nt 0.. ,.,... N• U, .;.t. .,_, C.llMI• Orange Caalt DAILY PILOT I'. O. lox 1560 • TINU $6.llO $8.21 $9.76 Co11w Me•, Cellf. 92626 Burgundy w/tan vinyl, root radio he te ·good rubber' '69 MACH I. xlnt. cond. LG •S-.O.. 3'Now 44Mey Fact. air-cond,. leather ~ new p.m~ iiAV~M6) ' mile~e. ;2650. Call 642-7800 ~i.cu ll~1 :?Z::C- ter. AM/FM stereo. Cnu.se · $SfS i.:•"•Ylc;::lm:::c:______ 70-J7Lil• 61 0.iNd control. 6 Way pwr, seat. 1967 COUNTRY SQUIRE =="' 3;= := k:: ~· dOOr Jocks & trunk . ...,._..,, 41#~.r._A 390: Air, all/power &: new 10Val_.. AOL.udc. 70~ Tilt & Telt'scope wheel. ~ I~ tires. 11700 . .,, =••. 11 &:c•1l1111 41 N...s 11 Oislont un-JIJO'I 12 0f "20...· 72To ~eadlight. dimmer .& l~· 2100 Harbor Blvd. 645--0466 1964 FORD window Van. 4 IJFor A3Vtta~ty ~!x-;1!;1'S light sentinel. Premium W. '64 C H EVY Impala speed-air.chrome wheels l~r;n ~t!:.ri,.. 75~ es. A beautiful, loa~ed !UX· SS-Bucket seal! console New tires $ll9S 646-1.265 16 Strerth 4' Fallow 76 Now ury car at a bargain pnce. shift -wide oval near new ' l~ !; !~ 'lJ;-Va= Original owner, Mr, Taylor; tires _ splendid cond. '62 Ford Falcon-Clean, good -6Q.70 19Enht< .f9And 79To business 644-4910; Res. Original owner. $7 50. transportation, $225. LIO fi~ fi~1a :?fr;:!'" 67:-..7957, 536-fi646. 96S-8411 or 968-8679. @. JULY ll . 21 10.0 51 Hear 82 Sotiw '65 OU> CPE DE VILLE '10 CHEVY Z.28, 8000 mi's, 4. 1~ Falcon. Rblt eng. t 100 ~Aui.i1 i1 ~ ~ ~xn~= :!:~· Full power •pd, 360 H.P. Must m1)~ new clutch, new carb, l-16-,.2SSoc:iol 551, asLo'*"" $699 sacrifice $3100 or best of· S49a. 549-0433, " »62·7+ J ~~. ~~t...,:,r ~~.!.,. fer. 531).2758 DIAL d~t 642-5678. Charge YllG9 I 2! I:' saGolden aa~ •isca BLUE CHIP .65 CORVAIR convertible )_'Out ad, then sit back and :£: f ~~ ~~ ~::=.-. ~~,~~-AUTO SALES tu-Jtareed Mak• otter. 1~"" to the pbone rinl! · ~ @ 6' 11129 ...,,. • For an ad to »ell around ¢:IO:. :_ ~ Gooa Adtme '-'N~ .C.7l-SJ.IP ~ 540-4392 * 64~9700 56-6321.. .l~Ute~cl~oclig;".~dial~6'2-56!>~~~·::~======~~;;~~r~~;;:;;;;;;;;:~~;;;;;;;~~~~~======tl '66 FLEETWOOD. Ontatan-'66 CHEV. Impala. p/s.1. ding Cond. 48.000 mi. Pvt R&H,. Mrto., new Polyglas New Cars 9800 New C•rs 9800New C•rs 9800 New C1rs ,aoq Pty. New titt5. 644-8292, tiN!S. Orig. own. $850.ll~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiil~~iiii~i;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii;ii;iii~i;;iiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~----imi 644-5924 ~ ll '66 EL DORADO ronv Full CHEVY Bel Air, 2-dr, R/H, Ai.YllF~t: .stereo, $1805. wht walls, good eond, $600 pwT, climate c o n l·r o I. or best oller. 675--5175. 642-2413 545--0548. '59 CHEVY BELAIR. R&:H, ·10 CAD eoupe de vme _ Real sharp. i 1ss. ~2698 or 7~ mi. Like D@W. 1,::55:;7~-4=5'=0.:,. ~~~~-~ $6000. 644-0328 '.57 S1'A. Wgn, V8. Very good '61 Coupe DeVille Full power; AM/FM 1tereo, shape. New brks, battery. $1751ofr 54~2058. 5 to 7 pm. landau top, tilt & tele, lea th. CHRYSLER er seats. $3595. Call 537-5414. l--------- ·59 FLEE1WOOD • Xlnt Chrys. #63 Newport cond. • alt pwr., air. See to v.g ai conditioning radio apprr-c. $395. 847-7591 he'ater~ many dl.x, 'extras'. BUSIESJ' marketplace in (IIN989l 10\\'n. The DAILY PILOT Oassified section. 7 TIMU $10.6S $13.10 $1S.55 " TIND $15.90 $20.10 $24.30 TO FIGUll COST Put enly ••1t wor' hi ••ch'. 1ptC• tlttvt , lnclud• ye.- •ddr•11 ., phon• •umlt•r, Th• co1t •f ye11r td k d tke •nd ,f th• ltnt •n which th• ltd wt rd ,f y•ur •d i1 w~ ttn. Add $2.00 mr. if Y•U ,,,;,. UI• •' DAILY l'ILOT ••• 1•rvic• witli "''n"' , .. pli•'· $395 Detailed, Serviced & Ready To Go HUNTINGTON BEACH Chrysler .. Plymouth 16661 Beech Blvd., H.B. 54().5164 • 842-0631 CHRYSLER. N. Yorker wag '64. New tirs, comp! ovl!rhaul. 762 Cajon, Laguna Bch. COMET '61 COMET Automatic, radio, heater, (JlR-171) $289 ~ .. ~-.. 2100 Harbor Blvd. &15-0466 '66 CYCLONE GT. 4-s)>d, 390, pwr str. xlnt eond. Pvt pty. Best offer 6f:i-4337. CORVAIR '62 CORVAIR Radio, heater, 4-speed. new pa.int, very, very clean. (JU..SOOl $445 ~~ 2100 Harbor Blvd. M5-0466 CORVEllE BEAUT while & blue '65. 321-365. Disc brk$, radio. fltust aen. 831-2!H7 .... 'e3 CORVEITE SfINGRAY F.B. Cpt, 4-spd 327. $1350. 5S7....J.l40 or 646-7698. '57 CORVETI'E GOOD CONO * $500 • Alt 6; 546-2531 * COUGAR 1967 Cougar wlair. New tlre1. rtctnt tune-up, ex· cellent condition $2000. 7'fake otter. 89T-311C aner 6. Ordt r now. 2 door. 1600 cc. engine, 4 5petd trensmission, heeftr. 1971 MAVERICK 4 DR. 2 cir, H.T., full powtr, •ir. low milts. IVGJ461l 51795 " ' .... "' '· s2018 . OIDll N~· '66 GALAXIE 500 2 cir. H.T., V-S, tlr, pow•r 1fttr1119 & br•~•t. ISVFI II) $1295 '65 FAIRLANE 500 4 dr, ''''"· Aulo, powtr d tt11!'!9, r•dio. IEQV615l s995 E BUYS FROM TliE ·GOOD ·GUYS ALL. PRICES PLUS TAX ·& LIC. outh 'Coast FORD MERCURY 494-8515 303 Broadway, Laguna Beach 549-3851 ... ' " . ' NSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION Saturday, Nowmbt, 28, 1970 DAILY PILOT ~s TRANSP01tTAT10N TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION rRANSPCRT#.TION TRANSPORTATION , -Used Cart 9'00 </Md Cars 9900 Uood Cara 9'00 UMCI Cort 9'00 Uud Cars 9'00 Used Cart 9900 Uud Cara 9'00 Uud Cara ,,. ,., •• . 18835 .BEACH ····BLVD. Huntington Beach Phone 842-7781 or 540-0442 ,. ,, •• . ' MUSTANG MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH · PONTIAC: PONTIAC OLD$MOBILE ''"MUSTANG FS11lCK . '66 Cutlass '66 Mustang $1099 Au"""•"'· _. .... ,..,. . '&4 Old1 Vi.lta Q\l.lar StatiGn \Vagon, autnmatlc, a I r cond., pa'lftr •tra", brk&, 3 eater. ~ COZl!dltlon. $950. 494-7935 a to 1. '69 Plymouth -;;,6;;;3:--;P;;;:~:m:au:tb::;:--;;W;;:acan=~ 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,11;;;;a;;;;T;;;;o;;;;;;= ·~.:o~~i: "'= Ci5 CU. in, Ram Air, bucket seats, auto., JICl"l'll1' vs . .,..,,.." """' ""'· BLUE CHIP ...i1o. bu<:bt ..... <SLV· '"'· ndlo. tTrr Oii> AuTO -SALES "''· $99 5404392 • 6"·91il! $99 DOWN + T. & L. '67 l\I"""" v.g autom•Do. DOWN + T. & l. ~ .. 1'.67 R/H. V•cy cl<an. l '"'""· $37.50 ~ 831·7856. 4994119. PER MONTH PEii ~ONTH UO MOS. OACl OLDSMOllLE (:Ill MOS, OACl Intere1t computed on 107'0 Interest ~mJMJted on 10?0 aut,omoti\le discount r a t e SUPER Sport ff2 0 Id 1 automotive dismunt r a t e which ii":equjvaJent to 18.00 C".oupe, '65, 11'1 1uper con-wbleh iJ equivalent to 18.00 annual percentare n te. ~-dltion. new paint and tires, annual pucenta.ge rate, De. (1>rnd ..,.yment price ls 1poke wheels, bucket aeats, ferT'f'd payment price la $1407.05 Including all inter. air cond, power 1teering. $1276.95 including all inter- est, all taxes and 1970 lie-Gray \\'ilh black Interior. esl, all taxes and 1970 lic- ense or if you prefer to pay One o"'ner haJ treated ii ense or if you prefer to pay cash the tuJI price iJ1 only lovingly. Blilow blur book at ca.sh the full price is only Sll56.95 Including tax and $8(Xl. 494-9466 or 495-5696 $1051.95 Including tax and lie. and not ODe penny more. -'-"-'-'-""~"'~"~'~'"~•··~-·---I Ji('. And not o~ penny more. BILL y ATES '65 OLDS 442 BILL y ATES 4-spttd, radk>, heater. VOLKSWAGEN t•""' VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Valle Road $695 32&)2 Valle Road San Juan Capistrano ,,.., __ • _ .• llJIJ_,,,,__ _ Sa.n Juan Capistrano 837""4800/4934511./.499-2261 ,.~ '"'°'°'4 837-4800/493-4Sll/499-221n 2100 Harbor Blvd. &ls.M66 '66 r.fUSTANG VS. Red '69 DELTA 88, 4 dr, auto w Iv in y I top. REAL '66 F85 \VGN, p/s, p/b, a/t, p/s, p/b, 350 l'!ng. 29.tnl CLEAN. $1150. Pvt ply. V8, air, lo mi's, by owner. mi's. $2600. 4 9 4-26 8 7, 642-4875 $200 under book. 645--0927 494-7792 1970 MALIBU 1 De~r secl•n. Radio, he•ter, power 1f••r· ing, •ufomatic, f•cfory •ir concUtion in q. Rem•ining f•cfory gu•r•nf••· IOSOASVJ 52999 1970 IMPALA . 2 Door h•rcltop coup•. Autom•tic, r1dio, he•ter, pow•r 1feerin9, vinyl interior, fac- tory •ir. Low. low mile s. Remain ing factory 9uar•ntee. I ll9ACG I 53299 1970 MALIBU '69 Olds Cutlui Omvertible Xtra low 11\lltap, $2,4M. Cl.II 673-2658. '70 Pl YMOUTH ROADRUNNER 4-spttd, vinyl rool, chrome "'httl, radio, heater. Real sl\arp! 1313-AUJl $2295 HUNTING TON BEACH Chry1ler • Plymouth 16661 Bf:ach Bh•d., H.B. ~I0-5164 • 842-0631 '61 Pl YMOUTH Sport Sl~llilf: 2 dr. H.T. Ra.. dio, heater, V-8, automatic, pow-er .!ll@f:ri1lc, vinyl roof & interior, white wall.a. CVAE- <29) $1695 HUNTINGTON BEACH Chrysler -Plymouth 16661 Beach Blvd ., H.B. ~5164 • 842-0631 6 cylinder. Standard trans. tZOS 728) $99 DOWN+ T. & l. . $50.56 PIR MONTH (16 MOS, OAC) InttrQt computmd on 10~ automo~ dltoount r a t • which la eqWvalmt to 11.00 annual percentqe raw. De. fem!d l*)'ment price la Sl99T.ll incIIMlina all inter. est, all taxa and 1970 tlo- ense or if )'OU prekr tG pay C8\h the fuU pri~ ii only S15'1t.9S includirl& tu and lie. ~ not ane penny mare. BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Valle Road San Juan Capistrano 837-4800/ 493-45ll/ 499-2'261 VS, radio, automatic, power itffi'ini, air. (HA.X 874) $99 DOWN+ T. & l . $31.00 PER MONTH (24 MOS. OACl lnte~t ccmputed on 12% automotive discount r a t e Which i. equivalent fD 21.50 annual peromtq"e rate, De. fm'td DtYJnent Price ii $8:1).95 lncludlJW all lnter. e1t, &II taxes and 1910 llc- etise or lf you pttler to pay cub tM fUll price is onlY ST36.95 includinc tax and lie. and not one ))enny more. llLL YATES VOLKSWAGEN S2BS2 Valle Rold San Juan Capistrano 8.17..-n/ff3.4511/4~2261 PONTIAC 1968 PL 'fl.10UTH Fury 111 1--------- Xlnt condition lhroughout. 1965 Pontiac T1mpe1t all extras, 1 owner 4!12-2186. Cali ailer 6 pm, 545461 4 2 Door h1rdtop. Autom•tic, radio. heater, power •fearing, f•ctory •ir conditioning. low, low miles. (OS2ABX I 53099 Free 1971 Plates on every Used Car sold until December -buy first then tell us about Free Plates. ' 1970 CAMARO 2 Door hardtop. R•clio •nd heater, pow•r steering, f•ctory air conditioning. lew iDil,1, dead sh•rr· l7l~BBX I ) 53199 1969 CAMARO 2 Door hardtop. Vin yl roof, automatic, r•· dio •nd haater, power ste•rin9, f•ctory •ir condition ing. I YWR283 ) 52499 1966 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2 Door coupe. Automatic, radio, heater, power 1te•rin 9, •ir condition ing, St.009. IP2195A I 5899 1967 CHRYSLER Newport 4 Door. I owner new cir tr•O'ein. Air' cond itioning, r•dio, he•f•r, autom•tic. power steering, power br•ke1, 39,000 mile1. Nice cir. Lik• new interior and cle•n ' thru·out. (WIA3801 51699 Only at Connell'• you get • 100% • 30 Day Guarantee on both parts and labor. No payments until 1971. At this time of year we're sure that this wlll come in handy. Only low mileage cars offered for sale with remaining hlctory 50,000 ml. war• ranty on all 1969 and 1970 models • 1967 DODGE '440 4 Door tt4'1n. Avfo111tfi,, ,;. .lio, lt.1 .. r, powof ritorln9, ftc• tory oir conditioni119, IVCW640) •tl99 1970 Ford Torino 2 Door "•"top. 6or9tous rod cor with wh ito vill'f'l roof, wh ito .,]nyl intorior. 4,100 111110 cor wifh fectory worronty. 11.IH, outomotic, powor 1loori1tt I .. , ••• ,, oir cond, Li•• l'lfW, fl 71111) '3099 1966 IMPALA t Door h1rdtop. I ownt r l2,001t milo ,.,. Ju1t 1howroom frt11h. Au· to"'tllc, rtdio, ho1ttr, power 1ltot• 1119. ISLUl261 51399 clOM ntlo kpMd, st;ra, xlnt mechanical 0» hood ~ Nae 4 Hanl!l'c dltion. Very clean iNklt a Pkc. P/S, P/D/B, Radk>. out! $750, 16985 Ed&ewaWr & Mater, New flrealone Lane, Huntinp>n Harbour, Wide ovals. "ALL BLACK., M&--4285 Make otter or ~ i:n1 late model Ford truck. -. RAMBLER '" Pooliao Lol\lano v,a.2 c1r '63 Rambler RT, tit cond. $1575. 9&m-5pm 64$r21121 at1r 5 2 ~ Sedan. Automatic. n.. pm wktnd.!I 66-060. diet. beater, perfect Jeamd 1966 PONTIAC Templet, I cyl, hardtop, 2 Dr., R/H. N•w wfw tires "-Air eond. $700. 641-2~9 { '61 ~tile Lt?ttans 2 dr, wht w-blk Yin. top. Fact air. Like new. 912-7586. '69 Lel'olal\I, 15,000 mi, Air, auto., vift.)'I top. ~{elallic browii. $2595. 961-6151 '69 flttbird 400 ~ Spd, many car, (IQY 441H $395 Ha rbour V .W. 11711 BEACH BL. M2-"3S lfUll'lrnGTON BEAOI '6' iWl\1:Elt ,,. w ..... orla owner, VB. air, p1., auto, :i.o.l!d! $795. &1'1-5116 xtru. $2100 or make offer. 1 ----~-----t 521.1m. T-mRD • 1968 GTO. Lo mi.leqe.1---------' A!r, r&h, automatic. Clean. '61 T·llRD $2150. 54.S-7243. to. mb•. $495. 6f6..702' 1917 OLDSMOBILE c,11,., s,,.,.,a 2 CJoar hir4t.,. t.•;,, ~••t•r, ,ewer 1f11rin9, •Ir .-MftJtltlflf' t11+e11tetl1. low milN9t, I OWftft. 12110. 111 1 ... '1799 ~ 196l EL CAMINO Bucket se•fs, console, power 1talrin91 •u· tom1fic, radio, factory •ir, super IP.Ort pa ck•g•, like brand new (USYl971 · 52099 1970 El CAMINO 5,500 miles. va. redio •nd he•fer, •lmost new. Get the rem•ining f•ctory protec- tion here. I P2244 I ··2899 1969 Chevrolet Yz Ton Pickup. Autom•tic, r•dio, he•t•r, •ir con- ditioning, power 1t1aring, with w•rranty book. IP217 11 1965 Chevrolet Yz Ton Pi ckup. Automatic, redio. he•ter, VI •n- 9in e. Good value here. I 515019 l 5899 1968 Dodge Yz Ton P.U. Plc,kup. Automatic trensmi11ion, r•dio, he•ter, with warr1nty book, I owner. Good strong truck. 1106548 I 51799 1968 Dodge % Ton Van Va n. ¥8, •utomatic tr•nsmi11ion, r•dio, he•ter. Near new condition. 33 ,000 mil•1. l79672F J 5 2299 2828 HARBOR BLVD. 546-1203 COSTA MESA l i I r-':'-'-"::'"-·--...-..... -----------·------------·--------~------- ' . . - ·~ -. . ' '" 1 I ' • * ' . • ••' .. ALL NEW 1971 PINTO Order Your Choice of 15 Colon NQW! ' The Pinto can turn in 31.5 feet. 75 horse power, I 1>00 -CC Pinto is dressed with 21> lbs. of paint, f u 11 y synchronized transmission, 5 main bearings, rack & pinion steering like greet European Sport Cars. 'St DUNE BUGGY l'IEW31 f.I '61 OPEL KADm 4 •p, b•;ghtred. IWWK6171 $1699 '61 CORTINA liT $1399 '70 GALAXIE 500 VS, AT, PS, FA. I S04AGH 1. '68 MERCURY 4 D" H.T. IWICS201 ·1MAQINE! WHEN YOU BUY A NEW 1971 PINTO ~WE WILL PAY FOR ALL THE GAS IT USES FOR .TWO FULL MONTHS · TlilS OFFER GOOD ONLY ' ' AT SUNSET FORD ·HURRY! .THIS OFFER EXPIRES SOON! ALL GASOLINE MUST BE OISBURSEO AT SUNSET FORO $2991 $1899 'H MUSTANG IWMU9S7 1 With The Purchase Of A NEW 1971 PINTO ••• ''The . Little, Long Distance (a.r'' ONLY 06 PER MONTH FOR 36 \ MONTHS $19 19 plus $11 S Freight, pf1u $~0 D11lt r Pr1p1r1tio11 111d c111dit io11i11t $2074 + Order $ 103.70 STATE TAX Ord•r $ 20.00 OCT. LICENSE Your Choi.ce $ 2191.70 TOTAL . . of Any One of $ 297.70 DOWN PYMT. of Ariy One of $ 1900.00 BALANCE 15 Colors. 15 Colors. 36 M::ths $63°' p., Mont~ EXAMPLE ONLY• ,. $299.70 it !ht to!tl down p1ym111f, $6).06 ;, the foftl mo11fhly ptymtnl incJ11di119 t1-, lic11111 .I: 111 c1rryin9 cli1rg1t 011 h1nk·1ppro~td crtdit fer 16 month1, 01f1,,1d p1vm111t price i• $2&70.96 incl~i'"J i11!1r11t, It .: 111d lic t l'ltt . ANNUAL PERCENTAGoE RATE IS 11.91. $2299 'H NOYA COUPE "<yl., AT. IZBl1971 , $1199 Com'pletely reconditioned, British re(: ing 9reen. IWIL30 I) .-. '61 OPEi.WAGON $1299 '70 MAVERICK $2299 V8, th1t'1 right V8, speci•I installed _ '66 MUSTANG 2+2 b cyl .. stick, stereo +•p•, poppy red, ITFHOll $1399 '66 CORVmE Convert. 196 VS. 4 1p, new engine, bright red. IYVPl981 $1699 4 speed, Desert beige. lVTP789 I '61 DELUX VW :IWEB3 16l Autom1t ic. $1399 '69 CORTINA $1499 2 Or. 4 spcl .. _radio & heater, (ZSF4796 , _ ~r.,~~:~~~~i!~ensmission, $1999 radio, heater. fUPV276 1 '67 TRIUMPH GT 6 cyl. cpo. I UQV9091 /' ,, /' !..· • ' . $1899 '61 MERCURY MONTECOO WAliON$ I 799 Full power. FA. IVW096'21• , · ~ -- '67 FORD FALCON WAGON $1399 Desert beige, 6 cy l., AT, R&H. !Ql6990 1 '66 FAIRLANE WAGON $1699 6 pass. Full--p_ower, FA. I RPL238l '61 FORD' F250 --~$~2~1~9=9~ r:1::t:ftic-trens ., redio, heater. '66 MER4l)R'r COLONY PK. WGN. $2199 6 pass. Full power, FA. New eng, new tire~, ITRS2.J4J , , I 't-!i~~~~f>A·STATION WAGON $1599 ''5 JEEPSTER WAGONEER 4' Wneel drive,:AT·; I PAE308 I Air. 4X4 $1699 ' engine with AT, immaculate. (VZJ5751 _ '70 MAVERICK $1899 b cyl., stick, R: 6: H, Hui• blue 12 to choose from ). lZKY-432) '69 TORINO COBRA $2399 VS, 4 speed, PS. FA, cream puff, IXXC7S3 I '69 MUSTANG $1899 Cpe., VS, stick. (25751 '69 FALCON $1999 4 O., VS, AT, PS. A;r IXUH9SSI ''9 GALAXIE 500 $2599 Cpe, V8, AT, PS. lendeu top, FA, FM Red; •. lo.41BNOI '69 FORD LTD $2799 lendeu Cpe. VS, AT, PS, FA, under warrenty. IVGS308) .:9 MERCURY MARQUIS $2899 Cpe. Full power, Landau top, FA. IZLY3291 '68 MUSTANG $1999 VS, AT, PS, (3 to choose from) IWSN9391 '68 TORINO FASTBACK $1999 VS , 4 •pud. IWTE262 I '68 GALAXIE 500 $2199 Cpe., Tp, eir, vinyl rool, moon mist yellow. IWIZ9171 '67 GALAXIE $1399 4 doo•; VI, AT, PS. I UIM33S I '67 GALAXIE 500 $1699 Cpe. FP, A;,.· IZVZ014l '61 MUSTANG ,1399 IWAH504l '66 FORD . $899 Automatic tr•nsmission, r1dio, he1ter. ISIBS70 1 '66 LTD Cpe. V8, AT. PS, immaculate. IZBF77SI '66 FORD CUSTOM 500 Cpe:vs. AT, powder blue. ISW570.f $1299 $999 '67 MUSTANG $1699 V8 , automatic transmission , R&H, •*"· . . '64 T BIRD Full power, air, raven blai:lc. IZXD7971 '67 MUSTANG IBSSl831 '69 IMPALA <4 Or. H.T. Full power. IYRA/50) '68 MALIBU Cpe. V8, 4 sp, vinyl roof. (VHP 1811 $1099 $2299 $1699 ;tt, ~':.".~. ;~~~~~:~ •. ISJN76ll $1599 '66 PQNY.IAC BONNEVILLE · $I 099 Conv. D9sert beige. ExCellent condi· ti on. I RYB250 I ' _ '66 BUICK LE SABRE VS, AT, PS, PB. IZUJ3171 $1099 TAKE VAllLEY >VIEW OFF RAMP FROM -FREEWAY ' • ( • ' ' WI DON'T CARI ' WHERE YOU 19U•HT YOUR .• CAR WI ·'ill(OULD LIKI TO SEIYICE IT '61 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Full power & 1ir. $2391 '67 CHEVROLET 1/J TON PICKUP $999 Terrific value. (V933.6l '65 JEEP WAGON 'i" ~$1-399' P:S., P.B., .;., 4X4' l"/'tlOSI '70 VW CAMPER · $h 32. ''· .:zxx1191 ~.6~S~C~H~1=yy=-=v~.~T~O~~~.---~-s2·2~ VS.AT,·R'&H. IS444 1AI . '70 FORD F250 PICK UP $2999 ,172514El '70 CHEVROLET 'I• P.U. #1!2899 VS. ISS997El ~ '66 IRONCHO s 1699 .IVDD771 I '61 CHEVROLET YAN CAMPER $2999 Flip top camper Fully equipped in· _ cludi~g ice box, stove, bed, etc., auto.- matic transmission, radio, heater, IXOM7421 '64 FORD CAMPER 111 Ton . I P968l0 I '62 CHEVY CARRYALL IF63224ll FORD i , $999 • DAILY PILOT Family .weekly NOVEM8ER 29, 1970 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA NOVEMIElt 28, 1970 ,o. r .aru J. RICUL, N.D. S«r•tuy o/ lk Interior Fla.d ...... up die ,,...,e•I ,,.,., o/ die U.S. ..... 1 r1a.1 C9Uh dw •••I poUalloat- fAarj ll•rsew., Crwry, • The two laraeat eourcea of waste di. cbargiea to the nation'• waten are eewered municipal wastes and industrial wutea. Toda} the number '>f aewen:d commu- nities in the U.S. ia juet under 13,000; 68 percent o1 the nation'• population lives in such commwlltiea. Mo.,, than 1,000 communities outgrow their tnat- ment syat.ema eYe1J year. lndUltriee dis- charge the largettt volume and moet toxic of pollutant&. Major water-using indus- tries are believed to diacharge about three times the amoDDt of each class of wute u it di&charged by all aewered penona in the U.S. An increuin,g cau.se of pol- lution ii animal wastes from feedlot.I and eeclimentatioo and erosion. FOR ]ACCE CIROUX, .cutu In llae "'°"i.e, "TIN Cra. •"41 &M SwiU#a.. bl.sft/' you are /oTeetl lo 10 eoU ,.,._,.._. lcicls IM """ ,._,,,._ by hoO Miftuler• vl&o Ioele you In a roolft. Do you Ir.no• i/ ii u poulble lo 10 coW turJ&.y by yOtU.el/1-D. M., FR9, res .. • The Rev. David Wilkereon, who baa worked with countless addicte, says at Teen Challenge they always have eome· one with an addict who ie trying to kick the habit cold turkey. The purpoae is to provide spiritual strength. preferably from u ex-addict who hu experienced the same painful withdrawal nightmare. He bu known people tryin1 to go cold turkey alone. One boy handcuffed him· self to a radiator but in bjs unbelievable appetite for heroin ripped the radiator off the wall to get out of the room and find a fut. The physical aspect of the habit can be surmounted in three or foUJ" daya. It ia tbe mental aspect that requires all the help an addict can muster from others wbo a.re io eympatby with him. FOB ROY DISNEY, pusitlent, r alt l>UMy Protluctior.s, Inc. Flay are Fall Dltney'• torndiu and ,,...,,,,.,. ("TIM Monur• Vi.cl." aJMI "Tlut Bappial MU. U....lre") ....er •l&olOft on lf'Jlftlulon escepl a conllluMd 1wriea? 11 .ee1tU llloa II wo..U h hUer w '"°"' 1Ae1n U& llteir JraU or~I z...,ih.--R.Wa- •Nl F artl, wire Claarlu, Lo. • Mo1t Dieney 6lme are clueica and '-tteleN. Our film library conai11t1 of abc... one hundred 6lma. many of which cu ~ reiNued to the theatres eTery teven or •i&ht yea.re. It ie this 6lm u. cniemcrourself brary wbfoh g:ivee the Dimery orpniu- tion ita fuaancial foundation. Conaequent· )y, the 6lme that arc ehown on teleYiaioo muat be ~lecut in multiple parts be- came none of tbem fit into the hour-long formaL To preeene full ownenbip of tlle.ee properties, thie i8 the policy we must follow. 'Oa DILS. I. IUYAUF.4, Pr~S..f~o s .. ~ 1' Oii are o.,. o/ da.e /.., '*""•f!J ~ ... dao~ ..Mn J.u4 ..Wa rlo,._ .. ~...., ..... m.o. lao. lo lwtn4Z. fMM. Fiio• .. YOfU buk for..J.1-J. }. ColMOI. ly, ClaM.10, IU. • We respect the rights of mi.noritiee, but we alto respect the righta of major- ities. We're protect.inc both. If you have to ~ police to protect them. well. don't hesitate to do iL That'• the only formula I've got. FOR O. J. SIMPSON, """""'bock, BdaJo BUU Tlut leoo o&her "U..Uh aAe lode.er roo•" boou tMI INN pabu.Jt.efl U. 11.e l.ai /e• year1 INN t10rilun by boo men, Jerry Kro,..r and Jim Bouton, •NH pl.yins care.r• INN juc aboat erwkd. l'..,,. book, "The Ed• caiio• o/ • llie1a Room," CCJllf!J out vlae11 you tNre •a.rfin« your aopl&o-- more year. F' ere you concerrutd about /acin6 your coaclt, Jolue Roaclt., •/ter you a.llu!cl abotd AU coU opproacla an4' reporud tlaai M>llWr player• C4lll laUR "s.&an" be- labul lau baclc1-lCennecla HoaH, Fa' Mefl.,,,,y, Maa. • When I started the book, the a1ree- ment wu th.at I would tell it like it is and so I did. I wasn't u concerned about facing Coach Rauch u ( wu of being in the ea.me huddle with quarterback Jack Kemp, whMe play-calling I bad criticized. The air might have been heavy there when be called a certain play as I bad said be wu too pass-minded. But Jack, whom I admire as a person, quit to run for Congreu and that wu the end of that. FOR DR. ERFl!V B. M,(lVDELL, pro/UllOr o/ k1uiltry. Columbia Urti~ Ro• ~ .. u,,. uep laor.e r•ciAf l&oae1c1- C. P., .Alba•y, N.Y. • Injection of .. atimulaots" into bona cu increue their performance. These drup are banned becau.se they obvioualy would give the drugged horses an unfair advantage. Since drup a.re excreted into the aa.liva it bu become common prac. lice in dieputed racet to awah the bortC1's mouth with g•uze, lqUee&e out the eal.iu and analyze for the au1pected druc. This prooedure ie much simpler than drawing blood for the an.a.lyeia. IOJC SEN. llA..11.CAREI' CHASE SlllTll, M~ DW Pral/Mu Ni.so• o/· ~ rapoatl IO 1'*' "uare_._" ..,. .. ~•I }ION J, 19701-lln. J. a.,~,, r •. • J haYe nicei•ed a lae&'fJ mail raponse to that speech-one of the bea•iest in all my public aenice. It bu run about eight . to-one approving my epeech. Among those writing approval wu President Nixon. FOR JIJlllY DUR.4NTE ... ,. *'· ,. ... .J-.yt ...., • .., ia .U yoar apJN41r•JteU o• •lale1 -II. s. Mcei.,..,, Re• klc, F . Ya. • The habit goee back to my early days in &how busineu when most comics wore hate. Now it's juet an established part of my on-atage penonality. FOR BURTON BROFNE, pruihnc, Ca.Jli1Ai Club, Inc. I read lllol l1u1h Ref· ner ori,U..lf'Jfl llt.e Ide. for clae Pl.syboy Clulu. Y e1 I rec.II rudins awlaUe haclc lllor lt.e I°' aJt.e iflefl /ro .. iM ·c..u11ac Club. Tr1UJ?-IAo s .. yalt.e, Deiroil, Mi.cla. • The Gu)igbt Club celebrated iu 17th birthday on October 23, 1970. Io July, 1970, the Playboy Club celebrated its 10th anniversary. POR YICIU CARR, sin1~r I Flt.en you, or oih.er1, lao1a rile "Tonifht Sl&OMI," do you cl&oo1, -.;-yo.,. oaon 1ue1c., or •re claey cluMe11 by llt.e # 11&0•'• •••fl?-Mr1. Jury Eroin, Glendale, Calif. • Tbe guest.a are selected by the staff and the boet or hosteas. 'OR DON KLOSTEIUl.4/f, 1ouraJ~r • Hoa1o1a0Uen Flay Al die ,,,../-. ........ /oollHlll ........ .. .,.,... • 1100 -.. ., . ...,,,,.,.... ...., ... ... 4!1SUermlee •/ .,,...., • &olldJ. u..., ,,.,... rite Nil ""° die .,..u. ,,.M.. ,(re dw .... ,.i. .Ua clae.p a6oal • IZS /ooiWl1--Ste,,Ullde S.l.sy, R~hu.i, N.J. •The rule was not made bec&1111e of the price of the baD but to prevent inj~ to apectaton who scramble for it. POR ],(CK DEJlPSBY Recefdly I NM •""' rite eo.apal'9r ~.., bl •lafcla Roclcy /tf orcifl110 bea• c ... m. ci.,. /or rlae all·liffle laeo.,1· tHi6Al cluunpiorulaip. I• ii pouible lo predid laote dt.e1e hao ..en, aol&o neoer Jou1lac eocla otlaer, 1110ald per/onnP-Jolan l>ft- "iflwn, Cree11 Bay, F &.. • Every fighter changes strategy for each opponent. Each has bis own sryle. One punch can change the outcome. You can't predict iL FOR CEORCE PEPP ,(RD, film actor If' ere you Ki.,en • luird ii;M by cM anliaoar people iA HoUyaoood IOMll 1'* tl«ilkfl lo so on a USO wur claro"l'la Sol&IA Y iel· "°"'1--M,.. B. ']., !Via1aro FaU., N.Y. • I caught a lot of grief about going. Some of my friends tell me th.at by go- ing I am supporting the war. I don't think the question now ia whether we should be there. The fact it, we are, and there are more tban 400,000 Americans ri•li.ing life and limb daily. I think it's our duty to support them. ·-· t.o ... ,_ .--........ , y--........ dd. _._ ..... -'D pl .... --,,_ aa.e ~ ~ 7-....... le-8eM .-t'-. pn1 .. w, -• ,_. _..., .. A6k '11Mm Y__.,, F..ny Weetiy, 641 ~ A<re., l'<lew Y.tt. N.Y. lOOU. We ciawt ._..._. ~. IMd IS will t. ,.W for eadt -..a. You ere Invited to mall your questions °' commtnt1 lbout any artlclt or ld'ttrtisement thlt appurs In f1111lfy W~l.y. Your letter will recelw • prompt answer. Write to Service Edit~ Family Weekly, 641 lexmrton Avenue, New Yort, N.Y. 10022. ' a ~ JIM BACKUS says~ .. "This Christmas * Space saver, ideal for limited room siu * Bed hy night * Reclines with the naJural mootmml of your /Jody * lndepmdtnt reclining action * /ndioidual f oot rests "~ ······h anr ,,i·~_ll_ •Ell-11111 w ~ give the NEWEST thing since sofas, the Soreire· by LA•Z•BOv· .. J he "Sofette•," • reclining sofa, 11 the newest thing since the creation of furniture ••• a La-Z·Boy9 exclusive! The style shown here is one of many beautiful choices awaiting )'QU at your la·Z-Boy9 dealers! Here's the perfect way to wre your every r:elaxin1 mood. Side by lid•, Independently of each other, you may loun19, watch TV, catnap, read, recHne, even to full-bed position. Individual leg rests live you and your relaxing com· panion the exact le1 comfort desired. The aenulne• la·Z-8oy9 "Sofette .. • is perfect for the apartment, family room and IMng room. See your authorized la·Z·Boy9 dealer today for the most unusual and versatile tofa ever to be offered anywhere! -TMre ....... , ltnltetloft1 llut •IJ ... IMUIH u.z ...... See your authorized La-Z -Bo( dealer for complete selection LA-Z-BOV-CHAIR COMPANY-MONROE, MICHIGAN 48181 !111191 .................................. ~,...----............. __________ _... .... ___________________ ~-- I You had to wait until you grew up to have a car with a gasoline engine. And then it was a full-size car, at that. Your boy doesn't have to wait. This Christmas you can give him one of our cars. About 14 inches in length, it's powered by the very same kind of inter- nal combustion engine you drive. Only smaller. In fact, that engine is what makes our cars something pretty special. A true recip- rocating type, our Cox .049 engine is about half the size of a pack of cigarettes. Yet it runs faster and is more precisely engineered than even the finest automobile engines. For example. A full-scale · automobile engine normally runs at 2500 to 8000 revolutions per minute. The engines mounted in our model cars and planes operate at from 12,000 to 19,000 revolutions per minute. Our engine parts are machined to a tolerance of 1/100,000 of an inch. A single strand of your hair is actually a hundred times thicker. And because these tolerances are so extremely fine, the parts are .fitted by hand. Not just in a few engines chosen at random, but in every engine we turn out. Here's something you'll really appreci- ate, come Christmas Eve: all our cars and planes are ready to run. Nothing to assem- ble. No Lug A to fit into Slot B. No loose bolts or washers to get lost. CALL TOLL FREE For Nearest Dealer In Iowa: Call 319-242-1867 illsewhere: Call 800-553-9550 -~-------· -. ·-. ~-_.___.,. --........... -.. -·-· -._. ..... You never had anything like this. But your boy can. Take our Baja Bug, for example. (And we hope you will. ) It's one car almost every boy Hips for. Because it does things that have made the real Baja Racer a headline- maker. Takes all kinds of roudi terrain in stride. Goes up hills anCl over rocks and stumps without stalling. Has wide, semi-pneumatic tires so it won't bog down in sand or mud. And a heavy duty steel front sus- on its own, you' re ridit. The boredom fac- tor with this kind ot gift is absolutely nil. Which goes for all our cars and planes. We've shown a few here. But there are over 20 more where these came from. At prices from $10 to $25. There are two things to remember when you walk into your favorite de- partment, hobby, or toy store. One is our name. The other is that you'll be having a lot of fun with the Cox car or plane -you clioose. Just to make up for all you missed when you were a boy. pension, with front wheels that can be locked into three different It's a map to get into our engine room. positions: for straight-ahead, Dune Buggy. __ (left) Just like the real or for a wide arc to the right thing: climbs hills, won't stall in sand, rides or leh. A throttle you can adjust the roughest terrain. Steerable front wheels. to rev up the engine from a PT-19 Trainer.( center) Adjustable thrust slow and easy brrm-brrm, to angle makes it easy to Hy for beginners, a wide-open, wild BA-becomesmoremaneuverableasyoubecome ROOOOM I . more skillful. Reassembles easily after crash There's even a gear shift landings. lever to engage or disengage the engine Corsair II. (right) Civilian racing ver- from the wheels. Same thing a clutch does sion of U.S. Navy's carrier-based fighter. on a real car. Extremely stable in the air, yet highly We've also given it a die-cast aluminum responsive and maneuverable. engine carrier and a one-piece high-Send 25¢ for broch~e of Cox planes, cars, impact styrene frame to absorb shocks. • rockets and accessones. Which means that if it runs into the Hower bed, th~ only thing.that might • L. M. COX MFG. CO., INC. get damaged IS the petunias. A b 'diary f If you're beginning to get the idea su si · 0 LEISURE I?YNAMI~, INC. that the Baja Bug makes Dept. FW, 1505 East Warner Ave. things happen all Santa Ana, California 92705. Dune Buggy. P'f·l9 Trainer. Conair Il. MARITAL PROBLEM: The Wife Who Earns More By SUSAN PRITCHARD By tradition, the male is the breadwinner in the Amer- ican family. For a long time, men wouldn't even consider proposing marriage unless they were sure they could support a wife "in the style she was accustomed to." Rec.ent and dramatic changes in our economic and social life-styles have al- tered um picture. There are now 18 million women in America who are both married and working. Some young wives work only to help their husbands acquire college degrees or graduate from law and medi- cal schools. But a great many wives have careers of their own, and an in- creuing number arc earning more than their husbands. Thia baa created a new problem in marriage and indeed, is turning some marriages into emotional nightmares. '1t'a wonderful to have extra money for travel, clothes, and entertainment, but I feel a bitter-and no doubt irra- tional-resentment toward my wi.fc," confesses a novelilt whose wife· wu recently promoted to a high-paying po- sition in public relation.a. "It goes apinat my grain to have her make more money than I do. I feel fve aot to keep driving myself so I can get back ahead of her." A California printing l&lesman, whose wif c is an art director, says, '1 always wanted my wife to wort because frank- ly, it put less pressure on me to cam enough to pay for our cluldren's college tuition and to meet the high tua oo our home. But last year my commi• sions dropped.and ahe aot a railc which put her ahead of me. It made me feel depressed-and I still feel that way." Though men still bold most of the high-paying position.a in American in- dustry, the drive to aive more emphasis to female stills and talents will acceo- tuate the problem of the wife "earning more" in the future. Already, there are 48,000 women who make over $25,000 a year. Even on Wall Street, the sup- posed butlon of male cooaervatiam. a number of female traden now cam $30,000 a year or more. Their husbands may react the way the noveli1t and the printina aalesman (Continued °" page 19) ==================================================================================================================== • • 0 u Famlly Weekly/ November 29, 1970 How President Nixon Guard Just after waking every morning in the White House, Richard M. Nixon automat- ically steps onto his bedroom rug and in his bare feet starts briskly running in place. Lifting his feet about eight inches above the rug, be keeps going at the rate of 7 S steps a minute, for a total of almost 400 steps. During the fivc- minute routine he Jets bis arms swing naturally, Hke any good runner. At the end be is perspiring, ready for a shower and breakfasL Th.ii aimple but dfective exercise to launch bis workday is one way the President ~uteJy keeps in trim. In today's crisis-ridden world, as be faces and copes with the awesome burdens in the toughest of all jobs, the health of our Chief Executive assumes high im- portance. The nation's destinies may depeod on his well-being. Thus far, Mr. Nixon appears to be PrulJ.em NliDn Fe/en bawling ill Executlvt Of/ict BMilJI,.,, b.u ieu ""' on toll COVrH w llh frlertdl wlsll.e away /rom CopltaL Running in place, bowling, and low-fat diet help keep him fi the healthiest President we've bad in decades. After his most recent cbec:kup at'the Bethesda Naval Hospital, be was pronounced in .. ucelleot physical con- dition." Doctors found his pulle oor- maJ, and his blood prusure bas not varied five points from normal ( 122 over 70) aince he took over the helm at the White Home. Nixon's steady weipt of 172 pounds is considered ideal for bis 57 yean and fivc..foot, 11 inches heighL Just the other day the President remarbd that be couldn't re- member ever having bad a headache. despite the teasiom and preaures to which be ia constantly apoeed. Yet President Nixon has been de- scribed as the hardest-driving Chief Executive since Theodore Roosevelt. SbortJy before the recent dedioo, for instance, be embarked on a one-day trip which took him to a number of eastern states, then to a dinner in WIS- con.sin, then back to the White Hoose late at night. During the course of this JS-hour day, there were motorcades, ta1b, and handshake 1CS1ions with huge airport crowds, several newa confer- ences where pointed and controvenial issues were raised, and other demands on his store of energy. However, his pep seemed undiminished when he ar- rived back in Washington late at nighL How does President Nixon stand up to the physical and mental strain of such a acheduJe? Part of the eecrct of bis vil&Jity is bia stationary running routine. It's adapted from the .Aerobic or official Air Force physical fitness program. Dr. Kenneth H. Cooper, director of clinical research at the Aerospace Medical Laboratory in San Antonio, describes stationary run- ning u a kind of life insurance. When it's done properly, the exercise stimu- lates action of the heart, lungs and blood. Breathing muscles are strength- ened to ease the rapid ftow of air in and out of the Junp. Muscles are toned up. Chances of a coronary attack are diminished by the exercise because the heart is able to pump more blood and oxygen with each beaL ''I . t's a robust exercise but I recom- mended it to Mr. Nixon because he bu the constitution to take it," says Dr. Wal- ter R. Tkach (pronounced Tcekaah), the official White House physician. President Nixon, however, avoids overdoing bis morning exertion. Gen- erally moderate in &is habits, be knows just when to stop. Golf, a favorite pas- time of the late President Dwight Eisen- hower, is usually too time-<:00.suming for the D1aD who was once EiJenhower's Vice PresidenL But when Mr. Nixon is on vacation be ia apt to go out on the golf counc several days in a rCYW. In California and Florida, be is uaually joined by such oJd frienda as Bebe Re- bozo, Bob Hope. and J ac.kie Gleason, and on oc.caaioo by his daughter and son-in-Jaw, Julie and David Eisenhower. Nixon shoots in the mid-90's, his drives averaging between 175 and 200 yards. In 1962 he shot a 165-yard hole in one, the only such Presidential feat ever ~ corded. But bowling takes Jess time, and therefore Nixon can fit it more regular- ly into his physical fitness routine. AfteT dinner three or four times a week. be will stroll across West Executive Ave- nue to the alleys in the Executive Of- fice Building and bowl a few games. Mrs. Nixon frcquc~tly joins him. At other times be picks up Prante Blair, a White House kitchen worker, as bis partner. The President usually bowls a 175 game (a respectable ~re) and takes advantage of the alleys at Camp David whenever he spcn.ds a weekend there. He bas found that bowling relieves the postural backache cawed by long hours of sitting in an office chair. It also helps improve vision coordination, and mus- cle coordination. Nixon alto lites to swim, but not in- doors nor in fresh water. He does his swimming at the San Clemente aod Key Biscayne beaches. He's careful not to overtax bimaclf, so when his daugh- ters presented him with a surfboard be turned it over to his staff members. He also likes to 'llValk aJoog the beach when he is in California or Florida and is usu- ally accompanied by his wife or Tricia. He sometimes goes fishing from Bebe Reboz.o's boat. The White House swimming pool, which was used in the past by Presi- dents Johnson, Kennedy, and Franklin Roosevelt. is now covered and serves as working apace for the Washington press corps. 1be adjoining sauna bath which was presented to President Ken- nedy by the President of Finland bas been moved out of the White House. Nixon's moderate eating habits con- tribute to bis fitness. Be hasn't forgot- ten the advice he once received from Presidential candidate Thomas E. Dew- ey: "Don't get fat!" He himself fre- quently remarks that ''the worst thing you can do is eat heavy food when you have a Jot of work to do." The Nixon meals are low in calories and low in cholesterol. Breakfast is simple, and the Ptaidcnt blends wheat germ with .his cereal for added nutrition. Lunch, usu· ally served on a tray in a small, private office, is low-fat and high-protein. A favorite is a cottage cheese lunch with either fresh peaches or ketchup. lhe family menu for dinner is checked by Mrs. Nixon and Tricia and checked again by Doctor Tkach. The women like rich sauces and desserts, but the President continues to observe his low-calorie formula aod aticta to meat, fresh vegetables, and salads. His No.- One preference is chopped steak. medi- um rare. Although the President is given vitamin tablets, Doctor Tkach isn't sure be actually taka them. Mr. Nixon doesn't smoke cigarettes, but now and then he will light up a cigar at an official function. In his office, the Chief Bucutive sometimes relaxes by putting bis feet up on the edge of the desk. He seldom naps during the day, in contrast to LBJ who liked to take brief snoou:s in the morning and again after lunch. On oc- casion, Nixon will take a five..or-10- mioute nap in the afternoon, but be woo't set into his pajamu u President Johnson did~ ] t His Health By THEODORE IRWIN The President has learned to pace himself. He knows when be needs a walk, and he will take it between bis offices, striding from the West Wing to his sitting room office or the Executive Office Building three minutes away. Alter houn, the President is apt to unwind at a White Houae party. 1be Nixoos have been busy hosts to ap- proximately 45,000 guests a year. lbere have been "evenings of entertainment" (a show followed by champagne and dancing), a "Baseball Dinner" (Nixon is an avid sportl fan). a "Journalism Dinner," an "Arts Dinner," and a "Jazz Dinner." Taking personal interest in planning the parti~ the President even helps choose the wines. Once in a while he'll play the piano for his Jueats. a bobby alJo favored by former President Truman. His sleep at night is aeoeraUy sound and lasts six or seven hours. He usually wakes about 6:4S. The main Nixon tension-breaker is bis periodic release from the Washing- ton turmoil when be beads for a week- end at Camp David and loo1tr stays at Key Biscayne in Florida and the • Western White House at San Oemeote, CaliforniL The changes of ecene and pace recharge bi.a mental and physical batteries. L iu a medical watchdog, the husky, low-keyed Doctor Tkach keepa an ever alert and penetrating eye on the Presi- dent's health. The Doctor'• role is bighl y 1ensitive. AI just can't tell the President," be recently remarked, "to take off tbC rest of the day and go to bed. My job is to keep him on the job within reasonable limits, and I set those limits according to the situation. I have been extremely careful in ~~t I give him. There must be nothing that could dull bis thinking or slow his mental responses. This rules out strong antihistamines, hypnotics, or analgesics." Doctor Tkach describes the P.esident as a cooperative patient, one who will tell the Doctor when be isn't feeling well and will readily obey the Doctor's orders. President Nixon's pbysical~ndition iog habit.s differ markedly from those fa. vored by bis predecessors. John P. Ken- nedy particularly loved sailing and was also a touch-football fanatic until bis back ailment ended his participation in that sport. He did bis swimming in the healed pool of the White House, usu- ally before lunch and after dinner. Dwight Eisenhower was, of course, as.- sociated with the sport of golf. During the week and on weekends, be prac- ticed on the White HoUS:C lawn. He also eojoyed long goUing vacations in Au- gusta, Ga., and Denver. Walking was Harry Truman's aole form of exercise. He'd take a constitu- tional early each morning, after waking at 5: 30. Striding for two miles along the Capital streets at the old infantry pace of 120 steps a minute, be would generally leave newsmen and friends puffing in bis wake. President Johnson did not have any routine of regular ex- ercise when be wu in the White HOUIC. He was an excellent horseman but rode only occasionally at bia Texas ranch. He would sometimes paddle about in the White Howe pool. but be clid it while keeping bis eyeglasses oo and conferring with aides. Richard Nixon bu bad ample warn- ings of the health pitfalls inherent in bis job. He ia very cognizant of the toll the Commander-in.Chief role baa ex- act~ in the pasL He knows better than most men that almost any illness or ad- verse health condition that reduces the vitality of a President may have a pro- TM President, sun Mre behJNl mAU of work al White HoMSe office, u aware of nud to keep himself fit. At left, he casts 06 Une from boat while vacationing In Key Biscayne, Fla. found or subtle ioftucnce oo history. Did LBJ's operations affect his deci- sions on Vietnam? Economists have blamed the receaaioo of 1957-.S9 partly on the uncertainty over Ike's health. Coooder JFK: be toot cortilooe, which is known to cause mood changes, alter- ing a negative personality to one that is euphoric and optimistic. The impact of ill-health was very marked in the case of FDR. After suf. fering a series of "little strokes," be was approaching death in I 94S when he took part in the fateful decisions at the Yalta Conference that affected the shape of the postwar world. President Woodrow Wilson, under the devastating strain of World War I, was brain-damaged by a stroke for 17 months. His deterioration was later tenned an "international disaster.'' These and similar lessons of history are familiar to Richard Nixon. When be was serving as Vice President under Ike, he remarked that the cares of the Presidency were "eroding." 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Endosed la check or m.o. for $ I I I I °" CHAROE: MY O Mester Ch•ra• O BenkAmerlcard O Diners Club 0 American Expren Acct..._ __________ _ NAM..._------------------------- AOOftU.t~----------------------~ CfTY STATE ZIP----- I I I I I I I I I I I I L (PteeM add •5-post. & hendl.) .J ------------- Getting Your ~ His Teeth D espite all the advances of modem dentistry, the most common "disease" among American children today is dental caries-bet- ter known as tooth decay. Studies show that virtual- ly every high-school-age youngster has had to have a tooth filled; and even half of all two-year-olds have at least one cavity. Most parents know the four keys to a child's de.ntal health: a proper diet with few sweets; regular check- ups by a dentist; ftuoridation of the teeth through the water supply or by direct application; and frequent brushing at the right times. But while parents can usually control the first three items, they often despair of getting their children into good brushing habits that reduce decay. Here are some sugestions by Dr. Harold K. Addelstoo. professor of pedodontics (dentistry for children), and chairman of the depa.rtment of pedodontics at the New York Uni- versity College of Dentistry, that can help you to teach your children the habits that lead to dental health. •-Monkey See, Monkey Do. Take advantage of the fact that children are born mimics. Young- sters learn a great deal just by watching how parents do things. They see the way we tie our shoes, the way we wash our bands, the way we butter our bread. A parent can set a good example by brushing his own teeth often, and casually letting his child see him do it. As soon as a toddler is able to hold a toothbrush he should have his own child-sized toothbrush. •-A Llttte Child's Hands Neecl He lp. "Recently a mother brought her daught~r into my office," said Dr. Addelston. "The little girl was wearing a dress neatly buttoned up the back, and her hair was braided and beribboned. The mother said, 'Doctor, tell Janie she bas to brush her teeth.' I asked, 'Did Janie button her dress?' The mother said, 'No, I helped because she can't reach all the buttons.' Then I asked, 'Did Janie fix her hair?' And the mother said, ·~o. she isn't able to do that without me yeL' " Dr. Addelstoo explained to the mother that a cbJld needs help brushing her teeth, as well, since she does not have the small-muscle coordination needed to do the job thoroughly. One rule of thumb a mother can use is to expect to help her child brush his teeth for about the same length of time that she helps him with bis bath. •-A Broom for the Mouth. Ask your dentist to show your child bow to brush bis teeth, and to show you how you should help. Your dentist will moat likely recommend brush- ing the way the teeth grow-that is, down on the upper teeth and up on the lower teeth. He will also remind both you and your child to brush the chewing surfaces of the molars and bicuspids, and the insides of both upper and lower teeth ... I often tell children to uae their toothbrush like a broom," says Dr. Addelaton. "Just aa Mother sweeps the crumbs from the floor, we sweep the crumbs from our teeth. It's really a simple operation for young children, sinoe they don't need any gum stimula- tion. All they need is to get the food particles out of their mouths." •-Mirror', Mirror, on the Wall. Encourage your child to brush his teeth in Jront of the mirror. Susie can't c~an her teeth right if she cannot see what she is doing. You can help a small child by banging a mirror in the bathroom at his own eye level, or by providing a stool so that he can look into the mirror over the sink. •-Look, Ma-lted T .. thl Alt your dentist about "disclosing" prod· ucts. These are pleasant-tasting wa· fers, tablets or solutions that contain a harmless dye. To understand their usefulness, it is important to recog- nize the role played in tooth decay by dental plaque. Tooth decay re- sults from acids produced by the combination of bacteria and tiny bits of food. The bacteria thrive in a gluey substance called plaque, which sticks to the surface of the teeth. An individual can prevent tooth decay by breaking down and washing away the plaque every day, and by keeping bis mouth free of leftover food. L I r 1 s 5 : $ e e u a 0 ~ r k 1- I• n I 1- y !· • .. 1e Jt d /, >f Child to Brush How parents can help youngsters learn good dental hygiene By SAU.. Y OLDS Dr. H. K . Addelston, child dentistry specialist, checb patient for cavities. When Johnny rinses rus mouth with a discloeing solution, all the dental plaque in bis mou1h will be stained a bright red. Johnny then brushes his teeth, rinses with clear water. aod uses the disclosing product again. If traces of red still remain, Johnny knows that he has to brush the red spots more care- fully. Kids like to use the disclosing products. They provide a coJorfuJ way to help eliminate dental plaque. And they work for adult.a. too. • Save Legs and Save t .. th Charlie may run home from school, outlast bis father in a ballgame, and never want to go to sleep at bedtime. Yet Charlie is invariably "too tired" to walk upstairs to brush his teeth. Since the most important time for tooth-brushing is during the twenty minutes immediately after eating, parents can help by making the toothbrush as accessible as possible. Extra brushes for all the family can be kept conveniently near the kitchen sink or in a first-6.oor bathroom. (Mothers and fathers may find that they are brushing their teeth oftener, too.) Most of us learned as children to brush our teeth io the morning and at bedtime. Yet dentists tell us that these two times are probably the least effective in reducing decay. It is far more important to uae your toothbrush immediately after meals. • Gadgets and Gimmicks When your child is old enough to handle a tool like a water jet or an elect.ric toothbrush-- and the family budget permits-they represent a good in- vestment for the entire family. One simple, inexpensive non- electric tool that both kids and grownup's can use is dental Ooa. Ask your dentist to show you how to use it most effec- tively. Other simple aids be can tell you about are a rubber stimulant and a small plastic gadget that uses an ordinaey wooden toothpick to clean between and around the edges of the teeth. • Swish 'n' Swallow Brushing after lunch is generally in- oonvenien4 if not impossible. The youngster who eata in the school cafeteria and then goes right back to the classroom may not be able to duck into a bathroom and whip out a foldina toothbrush. U he can and will, so much the better. But everyone can get a drink of water immediately after lunch. Teach your child to do this. to swish it around vigorously in his mouth to dislodge bits of food from the teeth, and, if be can't spit it out, to swallow it. Since the food is still fresh, there is nothing unpleasant about swallowing the water. This simple "substitute brushing" technique can appreciably reduce tooth decay. • Remember the 0.Mratlon Gap. Appeal to a child on bis own level. 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Remove liver to a cutting board, and cut each slice into small pieces. 3. Pour the se&90ned pan liquid with the vegetables into a blender con- tainer. Bleod at high s~ adding pieces of liver gradually; blend until smooth, adding the sherry, 1 table- spoon at a time. Add the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter or margarine and continue to blend until thor- oughly mixed. 4. Scoop out into a lightly oiled 2· cup mold, pac~ng firmly. Chill 8 hrs. 5. To serve, unmold onto a chilled plate or small serving tray and a~ company with ineU. to.t, meorted cncken, and Dlty, cnua~ rye sa..ca. 2 cups p8tl Basic Beef Mix This bu/ mlx u a l>efinning for two reci~s. Bu/ Tortare and Saucy Cocktail Meat Balu. 1 lb. lean beef, round or airloia, ll'O'lncl 1 teupooB ealt ~ teupocm eeuoned pepper S tableepoou ainced panley 2 tablapoou crated onion 1 teupooa WorcMtenhlre ThU attractive buffet of beef ltor1 tfoe11Vru Includes Saucy Cocktail Meat Ball.r, P411, Beef Tartare, and Beef Roll-up1. Ughtly mix the ground beef in a bowl with the rema.inina inaredients. Proceed with recipes for Beef Tar- t.are and Saucy Cocktail Meat Balls. J lb. bu/ ml~ Beef Tartare: Blend ~ of the basic mix with one ea yolk. Re- frigerate several houn. To serve, shape, place on serving plate, and sur- round with thin slices of buft'et rye bread and beef roll~ups. For Roll-up1, spread th.in slices of rare roast beef with a blend of aoft- eoed cream cheeae, prepared horse- radish, and parsley; roll up and chili. Slice when ready to 1erve. Saucy Cocktail Meat Balls Y, recipe for Buie Beef Mht 1 ere. beatea % cap •ilk Yi cap eoft bread craabe 2 tablnpoou batter or marrarine Y1 cup cataap 1 teupoon prepared maetard Y, teupoon W orce.aterehire 2 to 3 teupoon1 Ylnecar ~ cup red or white wine 1. Blend Basic Beef Mix in a bowl with a mixture of the egg, milk, and bread crumbs. Shape into amall cock- tail balls. Cover and retrigerate until ready to serve. 2. Lightly brown butter or margarine in a skillet. 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But attendbas a meeti.q, With empaeity .eatbag, And eve71one eertaba to come-- l'rn mu.•/ -DorolAy Dallon QUIPS AND QUOTES The visitor stopped off at the railroad sta- tion's lunch counter for a cup of cotree. He gol what be ordered. but in a cup without a saucer • He asked the waitress, "What about a saucerr The waitress replied firmly: ''We don't hand out saucers here." "But why not?" asked the puzzled cus- tomer. "If we did hand out saucers," she said. "like as not some lowbrow would drift in and drink out of the saucer. That wouldn't be good for business. This here's a swell joint." -Dorothea Kent How to get even with your tv repairman: recommend your garage mechanic to him. -Mary Davl.J A small boy had teamed to tell time. As a reward, be was given a pocket watch. He was very proud of his new possession -aod his new accomplishment. One day, when several relatives were gathered at bis house, he was asked what time it waa. They all smiled as he took out hjs watch and studied it with conside(able aplomb. Then he annouoc~ seriously: "It's either 30 minutes after eight, or 30 minutes until nine." -Harold Helfer A housewife bad trouble with a major elec- tricaJ appliance and called a Jocal electrician. He regretted he couldn't come to the house immediately but promised he would later io the day. The housewife said she'd wait. Then, to be oo the safe side, she called one of the electrician's competitors. He told her the same thing: he would oome out when be could. Again ahe said she'd wait. A few hours later, much to her embarrau- ment, both electricians arrived at the same time. She met them at the door with a brave smile, determined to pass off the matt.er as wittily as possible. "Shocking. aren't I?" she said brightly. "J suppose sparks will really be flying now." "No," one of the electricians came back at her, "we get a big charge out of it-and, incidentally. so will you!" -Bert Kruse Holdlns My Own I paee along a good idea; In (act I th.ink it's great. I've found a way to keep down bUls1 I uae a paperweight. ' -Ricluml Armour Some Jtcretaries would use a dictionary ii they knew how to spell that well. -Franklin P. Jones "l ruiliu 1 did tcrcmg. After I held up the bank, I should hGve tunted left imtea.d of right unto that one-1vcv street." '' /t'o.m il11 Wuklv, Novemhr Bl1, 11110 -------------FAMOUS 11Be/t-~ rks-Like-A-Sauna1 : I SAVE $6.00- NATIONALLY ADVERTISED AT $9.95 Imagine! The belt with the very same principle that has already been tried, proven and enthusiastically endorsed by thousands, is now available for a limited time only at $3.95'. "IS YOUR GUARANTEE UNCONDITIONAL?" 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Y. 10016 I Pl•H• rush me _ lnfleteble Belts ( 12347) for j"•t $3.95 I I ••ch r,"n soe for p.p. & hdl&-I understand th•t f I do not I lose rom l to 3 lnchH In 3 d•ys. I may mum for • full N fund. I Enoloood lo s (Chook •• M.O.) I I O Ch•rs• my D.C. I I I NAME I (J>leHe print) I ADDRESS ·1 I CITY STATE ZIP I L N~~~b ~~-~ J ------------------------- -------------------------------~ \~~ 111 ~~1Jfti ll J·~~I~ ~ Yl~\~ GuwREN lMRN WHAT THEY LIVE lf A CHILD L•VES WITH CRITICISM. HE LEARNS TO CONDEMN . IF A CHILD LIVES WITH HOSTILITY. HE LEARNS TO Fl&HT. lf A CHILD LIVES Wm4 RIDICULE. HE LEARNS TO BE SHV. lf A CMILD LIVES WITH SHAME. HE LEARNS TO FEEL 8U1LTV . IF A CHILD LIVES WITH TOLERANCE. HE LEARNS TO 8E PATIENT. IF A CHILD LIVES WITH ENCOUAMEMENT. HE LEARNS CONFIDENCE. IF ~ CHILD L\VE6 W\TH PRAISE . HE LEARNS TO APPRECIATE . IF A CHILD LIVES WITH FAIRNESS . HE LEARNS JUSTICE . IF A CHILD LIVES WITH &ECURITV. HE LEARN& TO HAVE FAITH . IF A CHILD LIVES WITH APPROVAL . HE LEARN& 10 LIKE HIMSELF· IF A CHILD LIVES WITH ACCEPTANCE AND FAIENOSH•P. HE LEARN& 10 AND lOYE IN ll4E WORLD . • ;P.. The Wife Who Earns More (COt\tmued from page 5) did. Or they may turn inward and withdraw. "U the man's career thrust ~o't as strong. if he doesn't have the drive you have, be may tend to shrink into a shell," says an executive of a large departmeot store wbo is now separa- ted from her husband. ''My husband began to recede more and more, and I began taking over bis role in the family." Another problem that faces hiib- income women is that their jobs may demand that they stay in towo for business dinners, or that they take out-of-town business trips. The hus- band who brings home a slimmer salary check-and oo top of that has to take over the role of feeding and caring for the children-is apt to feel doubly rctentful. The most diffi- cult male situation, ego-wi.se, occurs when t.he wife js a celebrated actress, politician. novelist, or company pres- ident.. and he is ref erred to as "her husband." The public ignores bis career. even his name. How can a happy household be maintained in those instances where the wile earns more? "First of all," a female adveftis... ing executive points out. "the wife should never come home and com- plain about aJJ t.he pressures of her job. U she didn't want a big job and the pressures that go with it. she &bouldn 't have tried for it in the tint place. Also, no matter bow much money she earos, she should never belittle her husband, never give the impression she considers him less important than she is." Some womco 6nd their husbands get a oc:rtain satisfaction in being in charge of paying the bills and bal- a.ociog the checkbook. Olhen wort out the salary differential by using the wife's income to pay for luxuries or spcci.al cxpenscs-bouse redecorat- ing, travd, and savings, while the husband's pay goes for on-going costa aucb aa rent or mortgage, food, inaurance, and mcdjcaJ bills. Case in point: Barhro Strdsan4'1 ltuge income may have helped hnak up her nuurlafe to EIUott Gould. A Chicago arcrutect says the worst thing his executive wife could do would be to talk about their com- parative salaries in pubUc. "A wom- an l know did that once and her husband, who was a most under- standing guy, was so wounded by it their relationship turned sour for a while," he p0iots out. ..I've never rcseoted my wife's success because I know she's uniquely qualified in her wort and cama every penny. Pri- vately, we joke about the fact that she maw more than I do. But if she ever held it over my head in public, our relationship would never be the same," he said. Some married women actually re- fuse salary raises in order to avoid the problem of a bruised male ego. A fashion designer told me. "I could have gotten several raises in the past few years simply by asking for them but I didn't; I'm doing well enough. I didn't want to hurt my husband." The most important thfog for any couple io this situation is to antici- pate problems that can result from salary diff erenccs and talk them out before they become serious. .. U you don't talk out the guilt feelings, they just fester and hurt all the more,·· says a storekeeper whose wife is a high-salaried buyer. "In our case, I think we have a better rda- tiooship with my wife working in a high-level job. It gives her a lot of satisfaction, and I accept the extra income with thanks." With the rapid changes taking place in our society, it's likely that more men will accommodate them- selves to the idea of their wivca earn- ing more. A young tax accountant uys, "It's a ailly, old-fashioned idea that ooly men can handle the re- sponsibilities of executive pay. Wom- en can be juat as capable, and men should accept this without feeling put down. But despite what the work- ing wife earns: she shouldn't abandon her womanly role in marriage." • Famil11 W-.ikl~, Novemb..,. !9, 1910 It WILL YOU SMOKE MY NEW KIND OF PIPE 30 Days atmyRislc? All I w ant is your n ame so I can write and tell you w hy I'm willing to s end y o u my pip e 'or 30 days smoking without a cent of risk on y our part. By E. A. 'Carey My new pipe is not a new model, not a new style, not a new gadget, not an improvement on old style pipee. It is the first pipe in the world to use an entirely new prin- ciple for giving unadulterated pleasure to pipe smokers. I've been a pipe smoker for 30 years, always looking for the ideal pipe-buying all the disappointing gadget.a, and never finding a single, solitary pipe that would smoke hour after hour, day after day, without bitterness, bite, or sludge. With considerable doubt, I de- cided to work out something for myeelf. After months of experi- menting and scores of disappoint-. ments, suddenly, almost by acci- dent, I discovered how to harneea four great natural laws to givEi me everything I wanted in a pipe. It didn't require any "breaking in." From the first puff it smoked cool -it smoked mild. It smoked right down to the last bit of tobacco without bite. It never has to be "rested." AND it never has to be cleaned ! Yet it is utterly impos- sible for goo or sludge to reach your tongue, because my invention dis- sipates the goo as it forms ! You might expect all this to re- quire a complicated mechanical gadget, but when you see it, the most surprising thing will be that I've done all this in a pipe that looks like any of the.finest co~yen tional pipes. The claims I could make for this principle in tobacco enjoyment are 80 spectacular that no pipe smoker would believe them. So, since .. seeing is believing," I also say usmoking is convincing" and I want to eend you one C~ Pipe to smoke 30 days at my risk. At the end of that time, if you are willing to give up your Carey Pipe, simply break it to bits-and re- turn it to me-the trial has oost you nothing. Please eend me your name to- day. The coupon or a postal card will do. rn eend you abeolut.ely free my complete trial offer 80 you can decide for yourself whether or not my pipe-smoking friends are right when they say the Carey Pipe is the greatest smoking invention ever patented. Send your name and mailing address to me today. AB one pipe smoker to another, I'll guarantee you the surprise of your life, Free. Write: L A. Carey, Dept. 21SM 1920 Su n nyside Aw ., Chlap, Ill. _.. ..--' ____ .., ______ , ____ .. ____________________ , I 1. A. cwv, ua ..,...,. .... A ... , Dept. mMChkqe, 111...... I '• •• Pleue mail (acts about the Carey Pipe postage prepaid. After reading 1 1 will decide if I want t.o try it (or 30 Days at YOUR RISK. Every-I thin( you eend is free. No salesman is to call. I :::-es ------------1 1 ... City________________ s:·---=----~--J ----------· ---------------I ~-~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~-------------------.................................................... _ ~Take your stomach in for a pressing - Because the belly underneath has to look good before the suit can look good. Wear Mandate support uneierwear that slims you. With the lightest, thinnest, most powerful yarn in the world. And relieves fatigue at the same time. Mandate briefs, boxer, high-rise, or swim trunks. From $5.95. 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Inc. 1107 San Fernando I~ ye;irs •amc loca!i•1n '-\"Tl\ Al\A 11111·, Inc \ti' 'J. :\1~tiu t;crc.t ~Moll A \!01'11C/\ fl 1• f Iii! ~!en·~\, 1 .ir 1 ti I> I •'llflh Street ( '~ •''\ ,, "· t• ~. 3' 1t• \,,.., t I' i Caribbean ~ -Rafting down Rio Grande River in Jamaica if colorful adventure. lhe islands of the Caribbean are special, and no longer the preserve of the rich. These exotic vacation lands have opened their palm- fringed arms in warm welcome to everyone. On every island which comprises the "string of pearls" ex- tending from the Cayman Islands to Jamaica. the Dominican Republic and Haiti, to Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the Windwards, and the swing around Antigua, the French West Indies, Barbados, Trinidad-there are things to do, see and remember. Some arc relatively inexpensive. Many are free. Much of the excitement of the Caribbean archipelago is due to its varied nationalities. T he islands are a concoction of British. French, Spanish, Dutch, Creole, and American cultures-along with some ethnic mixes that have not been completely catalogued. Starting with transportation, which can sometimes take half of a person's holiday budget, bargain packages are available if you search for them. Using New York to San Juan as an example, you can fly Pan Am's round-trip Thrift Class service for $152 on a weekend. Wait for a weekday and the price drops $10. You can fly Night Thrift during the week for $114. (Thrift Class utilizes economy seating and offers only sand- wiches and beverages as compared to hot food service). S pecial group rates and tours of ten include transportation, hotel rooms and sometimes meals. Hotel rates of course, are highest in winter and lowest from about May to December. Guest houses do not ofter the service or the location to com- pare with the better hotels, but they do offer the lowest rates. Jamaica, a land of tropical plantations, breathtaking moun- tain scenery, and innumerable coastal coves, is a world unto itself. One of the largest of the Caribbean Islands ( 144 miles long by SO miles wide), it provides three distinct sections for the tourist to visit. Kingston, the capital, is a bustling city built around one of the largest harbors in the world. Port Antonio, on the eastern end, is a tropical dream. Montego .Bay on the north shore ofters superb beaches, interesting native restaurants, and endless rows of sugar-cane fields. Though Jamaica has long been known for swank hotels that attract celebrities, it also furnishes accommodations to fit the average man's pocketbook. You can put up at some guest houses for $10 per person per night, including three meals. Ao innovation in Jamaica Is the renting of privately owned villas to tourists. A villa with three bedrooms that can 20 Fatnily Weekl111 November !9, 1970 1 ure. I, e 1-. .. .- n e rt d IS n n D If e 0 e e L 1- i. e r. l- s. l- o :s 1r y ~t y e ls 0 e re y 0 .. ---slands: Bargains in· the Sun '• hese exotic vacation lands are no longer reserved for the wealthy few. be aha.red by three couples costs u little "\I $5 per penoo per night-with the aervices of a butler, cook, and maid thrown in. Food is extra. Eastern, Pan Am, Air Jamaica, Air Canada, BWIA, Delta, and Lufthansa are among the air carriers ftying into Jamaica. The Dominican Republic and Haiti share the same island of Hispaniola, but they couldo't be more diverse io culture. ~ Dominican Republic bas a Spa.rush back- grouod, oft'ers interesting native food, and fine beaches. Haiti, on the northwestern end of the island, bas an exotic history as the land of voodoo and black magic. You'll find a French culture and fine sculpture. Puerto Rico iJ bi-lingual and tailor-made for the vacationer who wants a trip to a land that is foreign and yet an A.meric.an territory. Old San Juan is very Spanish and offers exccUent restaurants, antique shops, quaint streets, and pulsating night life. You can find guest houses there for $10 per per- son a night (without food). A few minutes' plane bop takes you to St. Thomas. Like its two sister islands (St. John and St. Croix) that make up the U.S. Virgin Islands, it resembles Puerto llico in being both foreign and American. It pro- vides great bargains, particularly in per- fumes, cashmeres, and china. The immaculately clean Dutch Windward Islands are also nearby. St. Maarten is the only known island that lives under two flags -it is part Dutch aod part French. It often glistening oew hotels and also guest houses for $15 per couple per night (without meals). Those wbo want to do as much as pos- sible during their Caribbean holiday abould try island-bopping. From the auo-<lappled island of Antigua in the Leeward group, you can visit at least eight diJferent islands -none very far away. A local airline will whisk you to Mootserrat. for instance, in just 1 S minutes. Montserrat is an unexpected touch of Ireland in the vacation tea. The brogue of the natives vies with the luxury of golf courses and spotless beaches as a tourist attraction. You can aJso duh over to Martinique in the French West Indies to visit the home of Napoleon's Josephine and dance your night away to the music of the European quadrille. Barbados, popularly known as "Eogland in the Sun," provides a jumping-off point for colorful, nearby isles like Grenada. TriJl. idad is another main island from which you can branch out oo shorter trips. 1be proliferation of hotels in the Carib- bean lslands bas altered their landscape sig- nificantly. Fortunately, the modem touches have not erased the natives' quaint and in- sular way of life. llistory is alive in the islands and played against the backdrop of swaying palms and a crystal sea, it provides the visitor with ao extra bonus for bis travel dollar. -MILTON LOUNSBERRY Work With Lovely Flowers lilce These Cash In On Flower Power •.. From Wttlt/infs, Gilts, (OfJOftS, Fvnetal lememlwances, MAkEsSs 10WAY5 wiTlt f lowERs!! T a6le Dtcotatlons, Sp«Jal Occasions ••• ME#, WOMEN, FAMILIES-&ood Profits Spare or Full Time A few rul or •rtiflclal flowers costing pennies ruy brine up to $10 •nd more In• ~ly desicn«f •rranaement you make In 15 minutes! Weddlnas, be,,qu.ts, dances, funerals •II offer bic·proflt opportunlties- .,so alft flowers •nd pl9nts kw Easter, Mother's Dey, Christmas •nd other holidays. Ane opportunity no matter where you llve-bll city, sm•ll town or on • f•nn. Our complete Home Course lncludft • bia Kit of profession•I Flower Arransing supplies, shows m•ny warys to turn your low of flowers Into cash proflts-riaht In your own home. Or open your own Florist Shop-M1y to start with little capital. Ane for men, women, families. Many job opportunities, too, •t hlah pay. Desianera wtth u.ini"I •nd &IUll 1et ularies to $150 a weel( •nd montl • ' Learn To Make Beautiful Wedding Bouquets and Remembrance Pieces -.. •om llAISUl1. FloNI Art1 Stlllllatt •11: » .......... _, 1100•• .. .. ....... lllCl!left ..,.. .. ICM .... ..,.ti ... h'9Cttoop111 ......... HAPPY, ust1Ul NOllY, TOO - Flower Deli~ I.lie worid'1 llAopieM hobby -~ rldl reward• ol bnuly, rne P9> Hd pride Ol 8CCOfnPlilll-. ~JOU( .--,.. .. ..,.., ... Win ltlue JUbbou at Flowel S.0-. 8ecom. -~authority 00 no-n roe~ dlwdl •condom: tluQuaa, OllW l*blk or priva&c a«aJre. CoUne llva huedredl ol u c:hl., 1deu. llhows how Lo carry them out! 10 WAYS " MAI£ MOlfEY AT HOM£ WITM nowm - '""Ylle woederful world ol llowen o«cre dOldl ol mOncy·makJna 1 oppommttlca. 90 ftl&Ucr when rou live. Hlab·PfOftt dnlp otdcn I from Mllpbon. clut., dturcha, hotda, etc. <rrow llowere (or pla1111) ~for f:lorilta. Be a Bridal Coal\lttant. Learn bow 10 )oln llorllu te6ccnapb stwor~ pt lloweT orden by wire (tom all O'ler 1 tlle coutry. Many other mcthodl. We provide luttuCtklfta on 10 dlller..-ways to make IOOd moecy at home. apere or fllU time, with live or uttfldal nowen. EXAMINE FLOWH AHANCINC COUISE AND Ill Ill Of DHIH MATHIAl AT HOlllE -110 OILIUTIOM TO IUY. Eaamlne the couree alld all the deslan materl1l1. Try your hand at aome ot Ole technlquee (lncludln1 maldna Artltlcla; Flowrnl) ~Jorr you d«ldc. Evcrythl111 to pin, notJ\lna 10 loee. 1 ) l c c j• b ii c b p a i1 ' c Si ---,~----,-----~~~------------------~------------~~~~~----~~-------~~~--~ TONY RANDAil. Other Half of an 'Odd Couple' I n one breath, actor Tony Randall is telling you, ''There's no continuity to our business in America. You can't plan. Jobs are catch-as- catch-can." In the next, he'• saying, "But if you judge by me, you might think show busioess i1 an awfully good one to go into." For Randall. costar of ABC-tv's new comedy success, "The Odd Couple, .. bas managed to remain steadily em- ployed in bis chosen field for two dec.- adea, while actors more famous were idle for months at a time. To keep the paychecks rolling in, Tony Rand4ll(L) ond Jock Klugman portray two divorC'ed nun whb become roommates on tv comedy show. Randall bas bad to be ready to twist and tum, dodge, and, literally, dance. He has played roles in radio 10ap op- eras, made recordings aa a vocalist, guested IOOres of times on television, acted on stage and scn:eo, and sung and danced in a Broadway musical. Randall's current tv vehicle aeems sure to keep him solvent for several more years. ''The Odd Couple,.. based on Neil Simon's stage-film bit, has been widely acclaimed throughout the coun- try. In jt, Randall and Jack Klugman play divorced men who set up house- keeping together. Randall has the part of tense, fuss..budgety, "Felix Unger." Many viewen remember Tony Ran-• dall in one of tv's first successful com- edy series. as "Mr. Weakitt:' in "Mr. What In Ula Worldl Anti-Pollution Leaon How can a country achieve :zero pollution and pre- serve ita environment? One republic Slcogafoa foll1-4c:elamf 1 natural wonder learned from an early mistake: Iceland'• 6nt settlen (87• AD.) tboupt the forests would fut forever and uted them up ac.cotdingly. There are very few left. Today's loelanden are pre- serving their pure waters and air by using the unique natural resources to best advantage. There's no noxious chlmoey smoke becaUIC homes use the steaming water from underground ther- mal springs for heaL Factories UJC hydro-electric power aenerat.ed by wa- terfalls, while lakes continue clear, still swimming with trout and aalmon. Other Icelandic natural wooden include: tl•- ciers, active volcanoes, boiling aulpbur- mud holes, geyaen, bot ... pring caves-- and more waterfalls. How to luy a HouM Some amatl deaip flaw. can prove to be big bead- acbea to the homeowner. Common traps to be alert for are: no roof overhang foe procection apinat rain while fum- bling for keys. No eeo-throusb in the front door to identify callers. Meten Peepers." slarring Wally C.OX.. which debuted in l 952. How has the business of cratina a tv aeries changed through the years? '1be shows a.re taped thele days; it's just lite making movies. the 'Peepers' shows were all cSooe live, 130 of them. .. For movies. filming three or four paaes of dialoaue is a IUIOll.lble day's work. But becaUIC of the economics of television, we have to film a 24-pa.ge episode in three days. "The n:uoo is hiah com-S12S,OOO per episode. The producing company doesn't e'Vell beaio to mate any profit until the nruns begin. None of us in- volved is m.ak.ing a oeot on rerum of the Peepers Show because then areo 't any. Tape wun't in use then." Now it's 18 yun later, and all those involved in '"The Odd Couple" atand to cam a lot of money from later reruns. What does Randall like best about the new venture? "Tbe possibility," be says, .. of becoming independently wealthy." I talked with Randall while be was stopping over in New York during a vacation break from filming in Califor- nia. He's brown-haired and talJ and looked trim in a blue double-breasted blazer. He wears the expression of a man of good humor who's quite well satisfied with himself. The smile is a little smirky. Ifs the Tony Randall you know so well--playing himself. He's infatuated with the character of Felix Unger. "He's vivid," hia crutor enthl!seS. irrside the house 10 1<>meone moat al- ways be home to let the meter readers in. A driveway without full view of oncoming traffic. Too many window• and doors in a room for good arrange- ment of furniture. A wi.ndow directly over the bathtub, caming cold drarts- aod rotted aills, ultimately. Also, adds up A. M. Watkins, in his book, "How to Avoid the 10 Digest Home-Buying Traps," child-trap clo.ell that can't be opened from inside. Shepherd In the Slry 1be 23rd Psalm is a favorite of the Indians of the Amer- ican Plains. Aooordiog to the Cook Christian Training School. Tempe, Ariz., u reported in seer Jeane Dixon's ''Chil- dren to Children" publication, the In- dian venioo begin1 like tbi1: "The Great Father above a shepherd ii. I am His and with Him I want not. He throws out to me a rope and the name of the rope ia love and He drawt me to where the grass ia green and the watec not dangerous, and I eat and lie down and am aatisded'. Sometimes my heart ia very weak and fallt down, but He lift1 "He's teml>lly emotional. overreacts to everything. He pouts. he scream1, he never 1top1. hU nerves are stretched taut. But playing Felix Unger ia bard work. "We work so long my lep get numb. lbe din'>Ctor comes over and uys, 'Try ~ not to look so tired.• Tben when I final- ly do get home, I have lo study my lines for the next day. I only tell you this because I want people to feel sorry for me." R andall was born in Tuln., Okla., went to llCbool at Northwestern, tbeo beaded for New York. where he atrua- gled fwd to gain a foothold in the the- atre. He landed a part in a play called "1be Circle of Chalk," moved on to a production which starred Ethel Barry- more, and has been busy ever aince. These days, Randall has an apart- ment in New York and a home in Cali- fornia. is eruncshcd in a fast-moving life and devotes himself generously to a particular caUR: peace. "I've worked for peace candidates in the last 1everal elections,.. be ackno•I· edges. "I make appearances all over the country. I'm no good at addressing crowds. but when rm to be there it does seem lo help sell tickets. 'Tm nonpartisan. Peace is the only issue that concerns me. Everythina.. that's wrong with the world 1tem1 di- rectly from war." Now be isn't being funny, and for a moment be isn't the familiar smirking Tony Randall. -NEAL ASHBY me up again and draws me into a good., road. His name ia Wonderful. . . ." Airport of tlM Puture When today'a airports were built, they weren't planned for 1omorrow•1 populatioo explosion. Model of future alrpotf iltowi vasfnea. The Dallu-Fort Worth Regional Air- port now under construction, however, is gettina ready for the year 2,000 and lS0,000 daily paucngen. According to Dr. Joe L. Steele, IBM Systems E nsi- oeering operations research adviser, au-.. tomated nil can will shuttle pa1Cf1Ffl between perking Iota and terminals. When the airport opeoa in 1973, it will be the world's lar,at-o.ine milea looa. &Q!SG i No more"baby books-for me ... I can read these story books all by myself I Now introduce your 4 -to 8 -year-old to the I CAN READ Book Club Sponsored by the Editors of MY. WeeklY. Reader Take all 3 f or.SOQ~'-Y s1 00 WOULDN'T you like to help youT child learn to read tarliu and faster ... to acquire an eagerness for reading that could be a real advantage in the school years ahead? Now you can-for an investment so modest that any puent can afford it. Just print your child's name and address on the coupon below and mail it today. We will send you all three books shown here (retail value $7 .SO) -and bill you for only -S 1.00, plus a small shipping charge, as your introduction to the I CAN READ BOOK Club for Boys and Girls. Why we make this unusual off er Frankly, this intToductory price is Jar ltu than our actual cost for these famous children's books. Each is 64 pages. Each is colorfully illustrated. Each is handsomely bound in durable 6~" x 8~" covers. But it's not the low price or the beauty of these books that is so important. It is the boo/cs thtmstlvu-and what membenhil' in the I CAN READ Book Club can mean to your youngster. We want you to see bow quickly your child will be reading these stories all by himsel/. Leaming new wol"ds. Puttina phrases and sentences together. Read· in& aloud without any help from you. All this is possible- becawie these are not ordinary boots. What makes these books so different Simply this. The I CAN RUD Book Club is sponsored by the Editon of My Weekly Reader, the well-known class- room paper loved by millions of boys and girls from tinderprtcn to 6th arade. 'These Editors know how to interest and teach children. They have choeen books writ- ten by the mo1t gifted children's writers in America. Books which have a chann that younpters 4 to 8 find irresistible. The stories are written in words children understand or can recogniu. 1be plots are so entertaining that any child becomes eager to read each story from begjnnin1 to end -<1/1 by himsel/! And then, just as eagerly, he loves to tell the story to someone else. Unlike other books for beginning readers that are read once and quickly forgotten, the I CAN READ books have a /nsting quality. They are read. re-read and talked about by children because they can idtntify with the story and tl1t characters. Helps youngsters learn on their own Membership in the I CAN READ Book Club will increase your child's desire and ability to read on h is own--4rul may jump him years ahead in reading skills! Because the stories are set in large type and illustrated in bright oolors by prizewinning artists, even little ones are attracted to the pictures and soon begin associating them with the words. As T/1e New York Times said of the first I CAN READ Book. 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Take our Torino model for ex- ample. Design refinements for 1971 are subtle, yet identifiable. Torino, Torino GT, Torino Brougham, and Torino Squire have a new split grille and new exterior ornamentation. The Torino Cobra sports a revised grille, hood and new ornamen- tation. The top-of-the-line Torino Brougham features a luxurious new interior appearance for 1971. The cloth and vinyl uphol-*ry on the two Brougham hardtop models bas a scrolled texture. Why drop in soon and aee all the new designs for your- self. TH• DAILY i-1LOT, TV W••IC. NOVllM••• •• 1m DICK WILSON'S ~s~L!Pc~ .fv~~!!11!~~~~ACH II •. a ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICK WILSON SAYS: '71 's ARE ARRIVING IY THE TRUCK LOAD ! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ! ! HUGE DIS- COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1970'1 ! ! 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NOVEMa"lt 1', lf1t 6:15 6:30 6:55 7:00 7:30 S UNDAY NOVEMBER 29 MO R N I N G The Christoplltrs The Bible Answers Give Us Tiiis Day (C) Tom and Jerry (C) Mr. Wishbone (C) Penelope Pibtop (C) Music & the SPQken Word Herald of Truth (C) SacTed Heart (C) fa 00 film Feature (C) ' I Sacrtcl CJntm• (C) j 11:00 0 Q.) @ m NFC/Af'C football · Aaricutt11r1 Report (C) San Dieao Charaers at Kansas 3:45 Nfl Tocl11 (C) City Chiefs, 4:00 !HJ Ci) Face the Nation (C) 0 811btball Special (C) (R) • lnquTrJ (C) Guest is Charles ''The Knlcks They're Beautiful." Imel of the LA. City S1nit1tion Story of the New York team and Department. their record-setting run to the O UCLA CHAMP VARSITY NBA Championship of 1969·70. * PLAYS BEST-EVER ~~:. Wolff and Marv Alpert nar-FROSH CAGER TEAM! 0 @ CI) lullwlnklt (C) 0 UCLA B1sllttb1ll Special (C) m Movie: "See Here Privata Har· The UCLA Bruin Varsity team rrove" (comedy) '44-Robert Wal-meets the UCLA Bruin Freshman ker, Donna Reed, Keenan Wynn. leam. Game taped earlier today. <C> I~·:. ..... •;, .. ~··· tci My #i1.crm.~:~f.. • .. , .. " • I Qilien Canta Esta CancJon? m I . Santi Cl1us Lane 11:30 @Cl) Discovtry Special (C) l'aradt ( ) Highlights of the P•· "To All the World's Children." Con· rade down Hollywood Boulevard. (I) Davey & Goliath (C) 00 God Is the Answer (C) 7:45 The Christophers (C) clusion of a two-par1 special, the Hobo Kelly and Bill Burrud host. program views the universal char· m This Is U.. Life (C) 8:00 I Ullc1AL I Belore Cortez (C) Clthtdrtl of Tomorrow (C) PREMIERE An1ie's Garage (C) New weekly series, in which Mexi- acteristics of children everywhere 4:30 I) Movie: "Phffft!" (comedy) '54- through the life and art of Ameri-Judy ttolliday, Jack Lemmon, Kim can Indian artist David Paladin. Novak. Jack Carson. Virginia Gibson and Bill Owen 0 INSIGHT! Beau Bridges, can-American children visit the ga- rage of Evangelina Ramirez-Stock· well for fun and games that stress the bicultural and bilingual aspects ol their heritage Schoolteacher Angie incorporates puppets, games, myths, stories and music in the show. The six children are selected from a difrerent school each week. host. * Andrew Duggan, Malachi (J Movie: "8re1kthrouefl" (ad· Th G ·1 F" h t venture) '63-Eric Schuman. Maria rone, at IS er s ar Kortier. in drama of student- ~ @ Feature Film police confrontation. GI!) Drama Dominica! CJ Insight (C) "Incident on Danker flr T rRN O O N I Day of Discovery (C) Wonderam1 (C) 12:00 I Home Buyers' Gulde (C) Rrvinl fires (C) The Hardy Boys (C) J Tilis Is the Life (C) lntelliaent Parent (C) a Town Hall Meeting (C) 1 Ci) Stories of Success (C) 8:30 I rs . Alpha Bel (C) 12:30 Ameri~n Bandstand (C) Face to flee (C} Oral Roberti (C) • Movie: "Teenag:ers From Outer @(I) Underway for Peace (C) Space'' (sci-fl) '59 -David lore, 1:00 I)~ 00 NFl Football (C) Sec· Dawn Anderson. ond aame of doubleheader matches ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN Los Angeles Rams vs. San Fran-* (IN COLOR) I c1sco 49ers. m (~ Kathryn Kuhlman (C) D Movie: "f ive Graves to Cairo" Cl1l 3 Rev. Wells (C) (drama) '43 -Anne Bader, Akim ~ 8 Full Gospel Revival (Cl Tamirolf. 9:00 e Inside football (C) I u @ m Directions (C) "Three O Serendipity (C) Host Quinn Greenblats of Jerusalem." Gladden and five youngsters board l 0 Miiiion $ Movie: "Adventures of the "serendipity bus" for a trip Mark Twain" (drama) '44-Fredric to Woodland Hills where they in·, March, Alexis Smith. vestigate the activities al a farm, I I The World B!yond lhen. an orchard and vineyard. Have Gun, W1I! Travel I Gene Autry · fr~nte a 11 V1d1 (C) Hot Wheels (C) 1:30 -Voice of Cllvary (C) • Gospel Singing Jubilee (C) f1J Sunday Matinee. "Good 'f7' ~ Revival Fires (C) Sam. • I ~ Oral Roberts (C) . I Commentanos (C) 00 Tom and Jerry (C) I 2.00 · John McKay Show (C) La Familia Press Conference (C) Panorama Latino en Domingo I m ROLLER GAMES-ACTION ! 9:30 ~ 00 NFL Today (C) * T-BIROS vs. TEXAS My Favorite Serman (C) Guest ID Roller Game (C) L.A. T·Birds speaker is lhe Rev. John Robert vs. Texas Outlaws. son, Seventh Day Adventist Church, @ l1) Gil Bishop's Locker Room Glendale. (C) O Gene Autry Show al Carrousel Muicano. Film: "That 0 1 (I) Smokey the Bear (C) I May See." @ 6 First Baptist Church (C) 2:30 O Movie: "Glory Alley" (drama) 10:00 I) tn 00 Nfl Football Double-1 '5.2-Leslie Caron, • Ralph Meeker, header (C) Minn. Vikings vs. New Gilbert Rolan~, Louis Armst,rong. York Jets, Los Angeles Rams vs U Movie: 'The Man in the San Francisco 49ers. Moon" (adventure) '61-Kenneth I This Is the Life (C) More, Shirley Anne Field, Hour of Power (C) 3:00 I Robert K. Dornan Show (C) 1 @ Jonny Quest (C) • Family Film Festival Movie: "The Steel Jungle" (dra Chiller ma) '56-Perry Lopez, Beverly Gar· @ (6) Future film (C) "The ltg- land. i c of Anne Sullivan." I Amazin& Three 1 • Pattern for Llvina (6} faith for Today (C) · Toros 10:30 Let's Face It (C) I · Bronco (ft) (J) C1tt1noog1 Cats (C) 3:30 Q) Rocket Robin Hood (C) Faith for Today (C) @ Q) Modern Golf (C) Avenue," An examination of the consequences of f confrontation be· tween students and police. Beau Bridges. Andrew Ou11gan, Malachi Throne, Gail Fisher star. I S•ippy (C) Mothers.in-Law (C) @ Film Feahlre (C) ''Chai· lenge of Sia Billion." ~ (j) Penelope Pitstop (C) I Aeritulture U.S.A. (C) Estrellu en Miami 5:00 I SPtCIA" I Maimonides: Eaele of Cordova (C) The story of the great scholar, Moses Maimonides (Joseph Wiseman), who was accused of liv· 1ng publicly as a Moslem in Moroc· co ·..,hile practicing his Judaism in secret. U Sunday Movie: (C) ''The Long Ships" (adventure) '64 -Richard Widmark, Sidney Poitier, Russ Tam- blyn, Rossana Schiaffino. Oscar Homolka. Viking adventurers search lor a legendary bell of solid aold, which had been looted from the Saracens by the Crusaders. 0 I srlctAL I Terry·Thomas CC>j The toothsome comedian stars in a showtime special. Guests in·l elude dancer Rudolf Nureyev and Tonya, a Lilliputian elephant with gazelle arace. m Man From UNCLE (C) GJ) (I) Seven Arts Theatre: "State Fair." Pat Boone. EE Peter Gunn @ Passport to T r1vel (C) : Kukla, Fran l Ollit (C) m Camera Three (C) • NW Film (C) • Teatro Fanustlco (C) • College of the Desert (C) · • Futbol -Soccer Mundlal: Nae· ional vs. L1bertad. Cl) Ru Humbard (C) 5:25 D Kinfs Warm·Up (C) 5:30 0 KINGS vs. Blackhawks * LIVE FROM CHICAGO! D Kinp Hockey (C) LA Kinas vs. Chicago Blackhawks. I Color Travefcadt (C) 00 World Tomorrow (C) P11yln& the Cultar (C) (R) f V F N I N G 6:00 tJ 111 Ntws (C) (30) Clete Rob· erts, Stan Duke, John Giibert. 0 ~@ Ef:' Mett tllt Preu (C) (30) 0 1\e Groevy Show (C) (60) m Untamed World (C) (30) ''Ani mals That Work.'' Q) Here Comes the Bridts (C) (30) fil) loo• a.at (C) (30) (R) "White· water." I Ci) Feature Film (C) (30) Hour of Powtr (C) (60) Cint en 11 Yarde (2 hr) Day of Discovery (C) (30) * Watch IAN TYSON SHOW TONIGHT at 7 on TV9 6:30 8 I iflc1•\ I Jerry Visits larbara (C) (30) Host Jerry Dunphy Inter· views actress Barbara Feldon at her home. Miss Feldon discusses the philosophy of life, women's lib· eration. her earlier career on the stage, and her first television com· mercial. o ~ oo m P''c1AL 1 Th• Making of 'Butch Hlidy and the Sundance Kid' (C) (60) A behind· the-scenes look at the filmin1 of the highly acclaimed Academy Award-winnin& movie starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford. Nar· retor is George Roy Hill, who di· reeled the film. Newman and Red· ford present views on their inter· pretatlons. of the characters and discuss off-camera relationships be· tween director and cast. The cast and crew are shown on location in Colorado. Utah and Mexico. m Creature f11turas: "House of Dracula" (horror) '45-Lon Cha Hour of Deliverance (30) ie • John Carradine. The Nader Report (C) (30) (R) Talk to the M1n1aer (C) Tht Golden Years (C) (30) 7:00 I) (it 00 L•ssie (C) (30) "Here Comes Glory. Conclusion. lassie tries to save the life of a thor· oughbred race horse. 0 Ci1J CI) Cl) The Younf Rtbtla (C) (60) "Valley of the Guns." Monte Markham guests as William Billings, a Revolutionary War com· poser. 0 NOW! IAN TYSON SHOW! * TYSON with the Great Speckled Bird & Guests (J Tht l1n Tyson Show (C) (30) Guests are Willie Nelson, Bruce Cockburn, and Sylvia Tyaon. lE) Passport to Travel (C) (30) "H11rt of Italy " Hal Sawyer hosts. I It Is Written (C) (30) Tiiis W"k (C) (90) CR) Faith for Today (C) (30) 7:30 I) 9 Ci) Hopn's Heron (C) (30) Col Ho11n defies the orders :>t London Headquarters and II· tempts to save the Ille of an un· deraround leader who once saved his life. 0 Q) 6 a;, Wonderful WOf1d tf Dllney ( ) (60) "Hana Your Hat on the Wind." A Navajo Indian boy flndr. 1 lost thorou1hbred colt, thinks It Is wlld. and decides to keep it for a pet. Ric Natoll, Anael Tompkins and JudlOn Pratt star. (Continued) Pase 5 DISCOVERY SPECIAL ABC's IWlrd.-winning Discovery series airs the con- clusion of the two-part special "To All the World's Childrtn," on Sunday, Nov. 29. at 11 :30AM. The half-hour segment wu produced by Jules Power end vitw1 tht universal charteteri1tic1 of children. 11 shown through tht art and life of American Indian Artist Dlvid Paladin, whose Nanjo name is Cheth- lahe. or "The little Turtle That Cries in the Night." Paladin (center) is visited at work on a Nnajo reservttion by Discovery hosts Virginia Gibson and Bill Owen. Paladin's art work has bttn widely exhib- ited in America and in many foreign nations and he is one of the featured artists for UNICEF'• annual series of Christmas cards. The Arizona native h11 long 'xprnsed a dttp interest in and commitment to htl'ing young people. 'Pooh ' PERFORMER ... V1t1,..n char.ct• 1ctor-comldia Stirling HoHorny pnwid1s thl Wlic1 of Winn# tbl Pooh whn th1 s1eond aim1t1d futur1tt1 stirring tbl "b,.r of litt/1 brllin"-"Winni1 tlN Pooh ind tbl Blu•t1ry D1y"-•in 1s •n NBC 1p1ei1I, Monday •t 1:30PM. On 1 /Jlnt1ry day in thl H11ntlr1d Ak1r Wood, Owl's hotn1 is lwll1d by 1 hllious '"'· Vilfllli111 th1 wr1ckl11, Cbristophlr Robin, Pooh. Pi1l1t •nd thl otblr lllimllls d1eid1 that Owl 1111ds 1 llfW ho1111. Eqor1 WJ/unt11n to fif#I on1. 1111 blust1ry d1r tllms into • blustuy ni1ht. At hom1, Pooh is unn1w1i by 0111inous sounds. H1 1Mo1111t1n 1 bouncy chltxtlr n1m1d Ti111r who Wims him th•t 1 nifbt lib this bri111s out hotl1y rlid1n lib h1ffllumps 11#1 wooz/1s. Pooh t•kls up flll•rtl with his poppn, bMI soon flllls 1sl11p •nd his 1 biz'"' ni1ht1111r1 1/Jout bis hlrw# hoaly. H1 is 1W1/t1n1d by • f11Sh-llood which W1sh1s him down • r11in1 rWlr. AflOlt in • hon1y pot, ,,, TISCUIS Pi1l1t who WIS stnndld. Cbristophlr Robin throws 1 "h1ro p1rty" for Pooh for strin1 Pi1l1t .. Thin E1yor1 1nnouM1S thlt bl hlS found 1 ntw hom1 for Owl. It tums out to b1 Pi1/1t's hous1. Pig/11 do1sn 't HY 1nythin1 ind Pooh r11lins th1t bis litt/1 fri1nd has don1 • 1r1nd thin1. Pooh inritlS Pifl1t to lir1 with him ind Christoph1r Robin m•"'• it 1 "two-h1ro p1rty. " FARAWAY LANDS ... An iso/1t1d, 1till l1g1nd1ry l1nd, wfl1r1 bluing d111rt W11t1s Iii 15 lir minutlS from cool 10,000-foot hifh/1nd1 ind trihsm1n c1rryin1 sp1an ind hippopot1mu1-bid1 shi1/d1 tlrnll 1n 11sy dm1 from a n1on-li1ht1d c1pital, is risit1d on thl 111son '• Slcond N1tiot1M G1ogr•pbic Soci1ty sp1ci1I, "Ethiopi1: TM Hidd1t1 Empir1. " This compr1h1Min 1xplor1tion of th1 rll1tir1ly unltnown £1st Africa 1mpir1 of H1il1 Sll1Ssi• 1in W1dn11d1y 11 BPM, in color on CBS. From 01/J,.. D1mo, • mDtllstic community loc1t1d 1 /,.th1r cab/1 rid1 up 1 st11p cliff from tbl Ti1r11n Pl1t11u, ind tH provinci1/ ju"fllS of G1mo-Sofa ind llubabor, s1ldotn ,,.111trat1d by W11t1rn min, to th• mod1m 1rcbit1etur1 of Addis Ab"11, thl Ethiopian clfli,.l tbl sp1cilll s11rch1s this IMd of 1H1r•l#clll, culturll af#I li"lui•tic hrri1n. Almlllf m. 111111Hlll sifht1 c.,,turld on thl sp1eial ar1 11fltl• monks and fi1rc1 nomads mi,,,,in1 in th1 ,,,.rk1tpl1c.s, roclt-hnm m1di111lll cburcbis clinli"I to n1191d h1i11tts aMI 1n 11nei1nt community of th• Fa/1Shl JIWS pr1p1rillf for P1ssor1r. T HE DAILY "ILOT. TV WIEl!K, NOVEM8~1t 21, lt7t ~. WHEN YOU WANT IT DONE RIGHT ••• CALL &l ~JL-. ONE OF THE EXPERTS LISTED BELOW! ~ /f1 .. DECORATOR GLASS TINTING HEARING AIDS HEATING -Al R COND Discount Oecor•lor Will Furni•h Your Room, Home Or Office Al Lowe\t Prices. For Information Call Christop her 836-4067 or 527-6506 SUN BLOC GLASS TINT CO. ~INCE 1960 Gloss Ti•ti•HJ or ReflectlH Film Ped11cet Heot -~ode -Glore FltEE ESTIMATE!> ALL WORK GUARANTEED U 6·2'12 194 2137 HAL AEBISCHER • LIVING SOUNDe HEARING AIDS P roper F itting Assured FURNACE CLEANING SPECIAL! Free permanent •urnau filter w/;.~~.:;~;,::~~~z r:~{) 3409 E . Coast Hwy. Q Corona de l Mu 67S-3133 542-2718 24 Hrs. 542-9593 HOUSECLEANING KENNEL LIMOUSINE SERVICI MASSAGE I Tile floors stripped & wued, c•r,>cl shc>mpooed, windows cfe•ned. Ou11I· itv 1ervice by profeu iondl janitors M•sler Ch•:qe •ccepted. Irwin Maintenance Co. 646-8096 New & Used I 9 Yrs. T ol•I S.,tisfection l Repair & ~ervlce All Mahs SINCERE SEWING MACHINE 1878 Harbor Blvd., C.M. 646-9742 HOBO KELLY K -9 KENNELS Sony e Supe1~cope e Crai~ Pa11asonic e Fisher e Moraftt• VIDEO SONIC LABORATORI ES 443 Ba y St., C.M. 646-3500 C 1/J blli. f . of Horborl Hobo Kelly, KCOP's award-winning and top-rated children's daily television program, will give the fourth annual "Hobo Kelly Toy·A· Thon", Saturday, December 5, live on KCOP·Ch. 13 from 3 to 6 PM. Because of the Immense following Hobo Kelly has among the young people throughout Southern California, last year's "Toy·A· Thon" was participated in and viewed by over 600,000 youngsters and their parents, as the three-hour show, featuring many famous personalities and entertainers, raised well in excess of $150,000 worth of toys, which are distributed each year by the United States Marine Corps Reserve to underprivileged children through its Toys For Tots program. The toys, last year totaling 60,000, are donated by toy companies, solicited by the Hobo Kelly Toy·A·Thon office, and contributed by viewers and other individuals throughout the South· land. Children and their parents are invited to bring a toy and present it personally on the air to "Hobo Kelly" at KCOP during the Toy-A· Thon on December 5. and join the other guests and famous names who will be doing the same thing. In addition to the other performers who will appear on the Toy· A·Thon, famous characters from Walt Disney Studios will appear, including Donald Duck and this year, for the first time in many years, Mickey Mouse himself will make a rare appearance on the show. The "Hobo Kelly Toy·A·Thon" in its first three years of existence made such an Impact on the hearts and imagination of thousands of people thtrt it has come to be regarded as Dick Reh•ll's Limousine Service Ait'ports. Harbors. Anywhcrl' 24 Hr. Reserntions f<a ll'S: 40c a mil<' Min. 20 mill's 830-2404 FUNDAMENTALS OF VOICE DEVELOPMENT Taught By Experienced Teacher & Singer. 497.1359 or 642-5512 almost an integral part of the Christmas season In Southern California and a symbol of the holiday -spir· it that ushers in this won· derful season to South· landers. As "Hobo Kelly" says, "Join the Toy·A·Thon in what ever way you are able to and learn (or re·dlscov· er) what Christmas Is all a!>out! SAUNA * WHIRLPOOL Lovely qirlJ, plu1h f acllit les. ( llh'll 7 c1ay:- N0t 111 'Iii ~lic1111~ht 2930 W. Coast Hwy .• N.I . 54A-l60R THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR YOU CALL 642·5671, ext. 325 Paee 7 KNXT SPECIAL TO PROBE V .D. Venereal disease has reached epidemic proportions and 1{ you don't believe it. consider this: in Los Angeles alone there arc enough women afflicted with venereal disea5e to fill Dodger Stadium. And a national magazine points out that an American teenager gets VD every cwo minutes. And one person in ten in California under the age of 25 will have VD this year. Just how much is known about this dreaded affliction? You can fi nd out Tuesday night at 7:30 PM when KNXT. Channel 2, pre- sents ··can You Pass The VD Test?," an hour-long prime time special designed to combat the appalling incidence of VD. KNXT News nnchorman Jerry Dunphy serves as reporter for the special broadcast that features a ten-statement "fact or fiction" test designed to measure public awareness of venereal disease. The test was conducted by the Field Research Corporation under a commission by KNXT. Duri ng this highly important program. home viewer~ can com· pare their answers with tho~e of medical experts and the public at large. "Can You Pai;s The VD Test?'" wi ll be highlighted by the ap· pearnnce of a group of medical doctors who comment freel:-r on venereal disea11c-1t' cau,c. prevent ion, and cure. Appearing on the broadcast will be Dr. Walter Smartt, Chief, Division of VD Control: Vernon Mitchell. who serves on the Commission for the Eradication of Syphilis; Dr. Jim Miller, Pro- fessor of Microbiology; Bob Foster. a venereal disease investiga- tor; Nancy Gober, a Public Health nurse; and Ruth Rich, who conducts instructional research for the Los Angeles City ~chools. Also guesting on the broadcast will be a group of young college students who freel y devote their time to teaching youngsters on the streets of Los Angeles of the horrors of venereal disease These "VD youth aides" are: Roberta Roberts, Rod Burgess, Lianne Krueger, Randy Adams, Alex Syracopoulos. Robert Pallares, Rich· ard Lucio and Dennis Christy. At the conclusion of "Can You Pass The VD Test?," KNXI will broadcast a list of telephone numbers 10 venereal &.ease in- formation centers for those seeking help, Channel 1 will also broadcast a special number that viewers may call to receive a pamphlet on venereal di!.ea~e-what it 1'i, how it i11 spread. its symptoms and treatment. ------ ,.,. 8 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEM&!:R 11, 1'10 SUNDAY (Continued) conquests in the business world fJ Million S Movie: {C) "Did You and with women. Ht1r tht One About ltlt Traveline ID Rendezvous With Adventure (C) Sllealady?" (comedy) '58-Phyllis (30) "The Adventure of the Bal Diller, Bob Denver. Joe Flynn. A Cave.' lee Green and crew $eUCh traveling saleslady becomes entan· for treasure on a West Indian Is· gled with a farmer's son in the land. early 1900's. @CV Sunday Movie: "love Is a m Three .. assports to Adventure Many Splendored Thin(' (romance) (C) (30) "Robots of the Alps." '55 -William Holden, Jennirer El) Vokie of the Hour (30) Jones, Torin Thatcher. &I!) Quest for life (C) (30) El) Manion forum (C) 7:45 D Kings Wrap·Up (C) m Civilisation (C) (60) (R) '1he a:oo light of Experience." tJ Buck Owens-Joan Rivers I I NASA film ~C) (30) * Ed S II. T · h . Sylvia y Enrique (60) u 1van o.mg t 9:30 · News (C) (30) Larry Burrell. IJ ~ (j) Ed SulhYln (C) (60) Cavalcade of Boolls (C) (30) Joan Rivers. Dory Previn, Bur~ , life for Today (C) (30) Owens, ~nd Lohman & Barkley 10:00 Q:!) (j) Tim Conway (C) (60) B Rawtude (60) Steve Allen gue&ts. @ (])al The FBI (C) (60) 0 @ @ m The Bold OnP (C) "Ant~nna~ of. Death." l~spector (60) "A Continual Roar of the Erskine investigate~ a ma1or ~ar-Musketry." Conclusion. The com· colics ~peration being undermined mission questions its final wlt- fmromMw11thin.6 t • "H' h W 11,. nesses and presents its findings ov e , rH s. •& a and recommendations. (mystery) 48-Robert Taylor, Aud· g SANDERS WITH THE rey Totter. Herbert Marshall. F~rm-* BIG S NEWS REPORT' er bomber pilot, accused of wife's • murder. tries to establish lnno· D Big 5 News {C) (30) Kevin cence through psychiatric treat· Sanders. Hal Fishman. ment. fJ Sports Pa1e (C) (30) I Tbe Bi& Qutttion (C) (30) m USC football (C) Replay of Sat· Pattern for living (30) urday's game with Notre Dame. Sacted Cinema (C) (60) ID Jot DeSllva (C) (30) Alegria Musical (30) ED fanfare (C) (90) "NET Opera 8:30 Theatre: 'From the House of the 0 BUDWEISER PRESENTS Dead'." Leos Janacek's opera. based * JOHN WAYNE SPECIAL on Do~toevskts au.tobi.ograp~ical S . O t S t L d novel, 1s set in a S1be11an pnson wing u wee an camp Stars-Music-Comedy @II Tutro de Manolo Fabrecas (C) 0 @ @ m I biCIAL I Swine (60) Out, sweet land (C) (90) Screen 10:30 0 World Tomorrow (C) (30) "New star John Wayne hosts more than Hope for the American Indians." two dozen top guests in a turned· O I pi(11oL I 'Foolish Club' to full on musical-comedy salute to the Partner (C) (30) Story of the AFL United States from 1600·1900. High· prompted pro football's big merg· lights include Bob Hope entertain· er, Lindsey Nelson narrates. Ing the troops at Valley Forge, ID Weekend News (C) (30) Larry Jack Benny questioning George McCormick, Chuck Cecil. Washington about the silver dollar 11:00 I ~~ News (C) he hurled across the Potomac and • 6 News (C) Johnny Cash singing a salute to an 04I Top Tiiis? (C) the men who built the ra ilroads. • William F. Budlley (C) Guest Other guests Include Lucille Ball, is Mrs. Elspeth Huiley, who dis· Bing Crosby, Phyllis Diller, Lorne cusses "Africa and Colonialism." Greene, Dean Martin, Dan Rowan I Kathryn Kuhlman (C) and Dick Martin. Red Skelton and 1 (I) Notre Dame football (C) Tommy Smothers. 11:15 Ci) The Christophers {C) Ei) World Tomorrow (30) "Our 11:30 Movie: "All the Kines Men" Vani.shlng Forests." Part I. (drama) '50 -Broderick Crawford, ED USE-DON'T ABUSE John Ireland, Mercedes McCam· * THE EARTH. SEE bridge, Joanne . Dru, John Derek. THE CHAIN OF LIFE I Sunday Ton1dlt Show (C) (R) Cathedral of Tomonow (C) tI) Our Vanl1hing Wilderness (C) Movie: "Cuh on Delivery" (30) "The Chain of Life." The final (comedy) '56 -Shelley Winters, episode details food chains. John Gregson, Peggy Cummins. Ell lA Tormenta (30) ~@ lnsi&ht (C) 9:00 1J a (jJ Glen Campbell (C) (60) ED A Conversation With Georfe George Gobel, Alan Sues and Sonny London and Marcia Davenport (C) James gue.st. A companion program to the 10 1 0 BUDWEISER PRESENTS PM NET Opera Theatre production. *JOHN WAYNE SPECIAL 12:00 ! Public service film (C) B News(C) The Defenders (60) . (I) Judy Lynn &) ABC Sunday Movie: (C) . "The Carpetbaggers" (R) (drama) 12:30 0 ~ovie: ~'Souls f~r Sal~" (dra· '64-tarroll Baker, George Peppard, ma) 6~-YJ,ncent Pr!ce· Linda Ho. Alan Ladd Bob Cummings Martha 1:00 IJ Movte: laat Tr11n From Bom· Hyer, Eliz~beth Ashley, Le'... Ayres. bay" (drama) '52-Jon Hall, Lisa Martin Balsam. With a background Ferraday. of industrial intrigue and the gold· 0 NeW1 (C) en age or Hollywood, this is the 1:45 ID Movie: "Don Juan Qullli1an" story of Jonas Cord Jr., who in· (comedy) '4!>-William Bendix, Joan herits his father's chemical com· Blondell. pany and soon blazes a trail of 2:30 I) News/Give Us This Day (C) I I MONDAY NOVEMBER 30 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. THI DAILY l'ILOT, TV WEii(, HOVEMIE• 2t, U70 ,... 9 TUESDAY DECEMBER 1 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O ''Our Hearts Were Growlne Up" (comedy) '46--0ail Russell, Diana Lynn. "Tonleht Is Ours" (romance) '33-fredric March. O (C) '1he Glenn Miller Story"' (musical) '54-James Stewart. 9:30 e "Murder on Approval" (mystery) I '56--Tom Conway, Delphi Lawrence. m (C) "DHth Pays in Dollars" I (drama) '66--John Forsyth. 2:00 0 (C) "In Enemy Country" (dra· 1 ma) '68-Tony Franciosa. m (C) "They Came to Cordura" (drama) '59-Gary Cooper. I 4:30 IJ "The Wistful Widow of Waelft tip" (comedy) '47 -Abbott & Costello, Merjorie Main. fVfNINr. 5:00 0 Will SUCCESS SPOIL *SANDERS & FISHMAN? 6:00 I) Ii& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 MIC Ntw1tmu (C) (60) IJ JERRY WEST PRE· * GAME INSIDE INFO! B Jerry West $ .. • (C) Si1 O'Cloct Mnlt: (C) "tecll· 11111" (western) '6~Richerd Wld· m1r\, Donn• Reed. Diel Ven Dyle (C) (30) Tbt Al11tston11 (C) (30) It Telles 1 lllief (C) (60) (I) Star Trell (C) (60) Peter Gunn (30) : Hodeepode• Lode• (C) (30) ~ CIS News (C) (30) • Fisher flmilr (30) · Noticiero 34 (C) (30) • lsl1nds in the Sun (C) (30) i · • L• Hora flmi111r con Patricia I . News in the Round (C) (30) 1 6:05 0 l1kers Werm-Up (C) I 6:10 O Lallers B1slletball (C) (2 hr) Los Aneeles Lakers vs Baltimore Bullets at Baltimore. 6:30 I Candid Camm (30) The flyine Nun (C) (30) Heavy Equipment Auction (90) 6 NBC News (C) (30) : fif 1c !AL I Children in SltelterS (30) A film depicting lhe \I/hole range of life. feeling . and thinking of children In border Kibbutzim who have been Irving in shelters since the Six.Day War Ci) My Favorite Mal111n (30) • Soci•I Security (C) • The Desert Report (C) (30) · • fu&itivos del Amor (30) · ABC Evening News (C) (30) 6:45 • Musicale I 7:00 CIS Evenln& News (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. 0 m NBC Nlefltly News (C) (30) I David Brinkley, Frank McGee, John J Chancellor. c:J Mars Mr Une? (C) (30) JI II) I Love Lucy (30) Q) lttt the Clod (C) (30) FACT FICTION l __ o _o 2._D D 3 _0 _o 4 o _o s __ o __ D 6 __ o ____ o 7 8 D D D D 9 ___ O D 10 D D I I I I I I I THE DAILY PILOT, TV Wl!IEK, NOVUi'a•1t ta, ltlt What do you know about venereal disease? How is it spread? What are the symptoms? Can it be cured? Take part in an extraordinary KNXT Special with Jerry Dunphy and find out how well informed you reall y are! Save this form and see if you can pass the VD tcsL Ci1.) (V I love Lucy (C) (30) €D l1 Cri1d1 lien Crild1 (C) (30) ~@ Tuesday Movie: (C) "No 9:00 0 Q)@ g;, flm Tuesday (C) Min Is An Island." Jeff Hunter. (2 hr) NBC News's monthly tele· Ma,.,hall Thompson. vision magazine. News correspond· flll Fanfare (C) (60) (R) "NET ent Sander Vanocur is anchorman. Opera Theatre: 'From the House of Tonight's features include topics the Dead'!" as the University of Notre Dame's l(j) Truth or Consequences (C) new image. Christ the LMne Word (C) (30) 1J FUGITIVE/SAVES l · Rosario (30) I A ME Silaplemente M1ri1 (55) * R D MAN'S GIRL- Th1t Girt (C) (30) FRIEND; FOR HIMSELF? 7:30 I sh(tAL I Can You Piss ttie IJ The Fufitive (C) (60) "Nobody VD Test? (C) (60) The cause, pre· loses All the Time." Kimble saves vention and cure of venerea l dis· the fife ol the one.armed man's ease, a highly contagious alfliction girlfriend. Joanna Moore guests. that has reach~d epidemic propor· IE Felony Squid (C) (30) "Ar· lions in Los Angeles, ls studied. rangement With Death." Part I. Jerry Dunphy reports. Sam Stone and Jim make a hazard· 0 FUNNIEST TONIGHT!! ous journey out of the country to * DON KNOTIS & Guests escort a willine crime boss back to STEVE LAWRENCE & testify before a Grand Jury. Guest star is Harold J. Stone. MAMA CASS ELLIOTI fll) The Advocates (C) (60) "Should 0 a;, Don Knotts (C) (60) Steve the Federal Government provide a Lawrence, Cass Elliot and Louis guaranteed minimum income for Nye guest. In a sketch, "The Small every American?" World of Jessie render," Don por· I Challen&• (C) (30) trays Jessie Fender. Contierto de Almos (30) 0 (j1) (I) a> Mod Squad (C) (60) Natadla (60) "A Time for Hyacinths.'' Vincent 9:30 1J 9 (j) To Rome, With Love (C) Price guests when Julie becomes (30) Grandpa Pruitt is turned on involved with a mysterious stranger by a lonely Illinois widow (Jose· who died 20 years before. phine Hutchinson). 0 ALCOA HOUR: "RESCUE · News (C) (30) Baxter Ward. * SEARCH FOR BILLY" Perry M1ao1 (60> 0 i IJlcW I ...... (C) (60) Pro· • Mnical• fram detailin1 the search and M•lica ' Estretln (C) (30) rescue of eleven-year-old Billy 9:45 • P11to1'1 Dt• (C) Shoenfeld, lost in the Sierra lO:GO a (j) CIS Nftt Hour (C) (60) THI DAIL V ~ILOT, TV WllK, NOVl~•l!Ut •• 1'10 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS $1.00 ......... . May be used on envelopes as retum address 1abels. 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Youn1 Mexic1n I Fun Gospel lusine11n1en (C) boy's murder trial mushrooms from I La Constituclon (30) a local miscarriaee of justice into l :OS Ulie Lazo (55) a scandal of national interest. 1:15 Liters Wrap-Up (C) G•1e htna• News (C) (60) I 1:30 ~ (j) Htt Haw (C) (60) Ray : The San. ~renclsco Mil (C) (60) Charles and Lynda K. lance are • LI ~·11111 .. (~0) I special guests. • • Festival Mtxte1no (60) 0 m Julia (C) (30) "Parents Can 10:30 Bill Johns News (C) (30) I Be Pains." Corey and Earl are • Hoy (30) Rll '" thla c .. ,. ... clip 11'14 melt wltft $ r .00 to: Pilet M11U119.bbol DI•., lox 1171, Newpwt .. ech, Collf. t2HJ· ..................... ·-·······-··-··············-···-··· ···--··························--·······-···-··-····--· ···················-·····················--·-··········· lo .. ,. to •M ynr Zip Co4o I I ' I I I plagued with overly helpful parents. 11:00 9 (j) m News (C) I 0 DEADLY SNIPER! NYPD ~ @ m News ~C) ----* IS WALKING T~RG.ET! ;~:'/(l) This. (C) I L ----' PILOT PRINTING 0 NYPD (C) (30) Walking Tar-Movie: "Dr. Satan's Robot" get." A high ranking foreign police (sci-fi) '66-Eduardo Ciannefli. offi~er is a snip~r·s target. Graham I aJ Movie: "The Overlandeu" (ad· Jarvis guests. venture) '46 -Chips Rafferty 0 @ (fl ABC Movie of the Daphne Campbell. ' Week: (C) "Run, Simon, Run" (dra· @ CV Perry Mason ma) '70 -Burt Reynolds, Inger EI) Black Journal (C} (60) (R) Stevens: R~yal Dano, James Best l1:30 R 8J tlJ Merv Griffin (C) An I nd1a_n 1s forced to c~oose ~e· . 6 £7'.' Johnny Cmon (C) tween his love for a white social . ~ worker and an . ancient tribal tradi· JerryM~~isG~m~u~~l;tute host. ll~n that requires him to avenge 0 l.T!\ Didi Cavett (C) his brother's death. 0 10£1 I The Saint (C) (60) 12:00 0 Movie: "Creen Hell" (adven- David Frost Show (C) (90) ture) '40-Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Dragnet (C) (30) Friday and 0 Theatre 9: "Gun Craey" (drama) Gannon search for the mother of a '56--Peggy Cummins, John Dall. four.year-old baby found in a trash @CV Dick Cavett (C) can. Guests are Peggy Webber and 1:001J Movie: "San Antone" (western) Michele Grumet. '52-Rod Cameron, Forrest Tucker. EE A Conversation With Georc• O O News (C) London and Marcia Davenport (C) m All·Nit llt S!low: "M11nificent (30) (R) Ambersons," "Hue and Cry" .ind eii) Pattern for Uvinf (30) (C) "The Hunt." -------~----FREE BONUS Willi EACH ORDER OF LAIELS WE WILL INCLUDE RB SET 05 . PACKA6E MAILING LABELS. Te ................... -' ,... 11 THE DAILY P ILOT, TV WEl!K, HOVEMH:R 2'. 1'10 'Youngblood11awke WEDNESDAY 0 SKITCH HENDERSON & * ED NELSON! STEVE! O The Allen Show (C) (90) Guests are Ed Nelson. Or. Max Rafferty, Barbara Nichols. Bob Einstein Skitch Henderson is guest CO·host. O Six O'Clodl Movie: ''Yotinfbloocl H1wlle" Part I (drama) '64-James Franciscus, Suzanne Pleshette, Gen· evieve Page, Eva Gabor, Mary Astor, Lee Bowman. A young writer goes to New York to have his first novel published. Jame5 icrancl&eui 5uzune71eiheUe DECEMBER 2 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY - TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES IDidl Van Dyke (C) (30) 9:00 0 "I love 1 Soldier" (comedy) •441 fth~1~!~U:0;:te,<~i ~~~ -Sonny Tufts. Paulette Goddard.1 (3) Star Trek (C) (60) "She Done Him Wron(' (musical) 1 Hodrepodee lodge (C) (30) '33-Mae West, Cary Grant. I 00 CBS News (C) (30) O (C) "Captain li(hHoot" (ad· I Fisher Family (30) venture) '55-Rock Hudson. l Noticiero 34 (C) (60) 9:30 0 "Dangerous Youth" (drama) '581 Wanderlust (C) (30) ~eorge Baker. Frankie Vaughan. la Hora Familiar con Patricia m (C) "The Hard Man" (western) News in the Round (C) (30) '57~uy Madison. Valerie French. 6:30 • Candid Camera (30) 1:00 m "llitter Victory" (drama) '58-Richard Burton, Curt Jurgens, Ruth The Flying Nun (C) (30) Roman. 00 NllC News (C) (30) 2:00 0 (C) "The Proud Rebel" (drama) I : P11yine the Guitar (30) '58 -Olivia de Havilland, Alan (j) My Favorite M1rti1n (30) Ladd. • Social Security (C) ~ &11 • The Desert Report (C) (30) .. :30 -(C) "Gun for 1 Coward" (west· . , Fu£itivos deJ AllMr (30) ern) '57-Fred MacMurray. I m ABC Evenine News (C) (30) I 6:45 EI!) Musicale 1 7:001J CBS Evenine News (C) (30) I "' I •• • .. l. f3 ()'Cl()CI\ M()Vll 'Wedne5dag -7art I 1bundag-'Part 2 KABC·TV 5:00 I Walter Cronkite. 0 WILL SUCCESS SPOIL Im NBC Ni(htly Ntws (C) (30) * SANDERS & FISHMAN? What's My Line? (C) <30> I I love Lucy (30) 6:00 IJ Bir News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. Beat the Clod (C) (30) 0 kNllC Newservice (C) (60) Tom @ I love Lucy (C) (30) Snyder. 00 Branded (C) (30) JOHN WOODEN ERA CONTINUES AT UCLA The John Wooden era continues as "The Wizard of Westwood " opens his 23rd season this Sunday (11 /29) as the head coac h of the UCLA Bruin basketball team. Wooden's Bruins have an unprec· edented four consecutive NCAA Basketball titles and they have taken the national championship in six of the last seven years. His Bruins have now won 120 of their last 124 games. In his 35 years of coaching, Wooden has com· piled a record of 742 wins and only 195 defeats for a fabulous . 792 win· ning percentage. No one disputes Wooden 's title as "Coach of the Decade" and few will not concede that he is the great· est basketball coach of all·time. Southland TV viewers will again have an opportunity to see Wooden and his Bruins in action as KTLA· Channel 5 begins its sixth year as the television outlet for UCLA sports. Sportscaster Dick Enberg will ca ll the action of all 26 Bruin basketball games currently scheduled between now and the middle of March. If UCLA makes it to the NCAA finals. Pase 12 as they are expected, KTLA plans to add those games to its television schedule. The first telecast of the season is set for Sunday, Nov. 29, when the UCLA Varsity takes on the Bruins Freshman team in the annual inter· squad game. Some people rank the UCLA Varsity and Freshman squads as being the best two teams in the country. Air time for the tape-delayed tele· casts for this contest is 4 PM. On Monday night (11130) at 11 PM John Wooden takes over the tea· tured spot on the weekly KTLA Bruins in Action program hosted by sportscaster Fred Hessler'. Wooden will show highlight films and discuss his personnel and the 1970·7 l out· look. The first inter-collegiate game of the season is Friday (1214) night. The Bruins face the "Fightin' Bears" from Baylor at Pauley Pavillion. Channel 5 will televise the taped play-by·play of that game at 11 PM. The Bruins meet the Owls from Rice University on Saturday (12/5) and KTLA will also telecast the de· layed play.by-play of that game at 11 PM the same evening. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MOVl!M8!a U , 1t1r tE STEREO ROCK GAS! tumor. claims or. Joe Gannon isl ..--0-E-A-~-.. --'A_N_P-ER_F_E_C_T_S_T_IN_Y_H_c_.A.R-IN_G_A_IO--. * Leon Russell & friends the father .of her unborn child. r rv1 ~ KCET & •KP~FM )Ames Olson also guests. OFFERS FREE MODEL Ell) Homewood SttftO Speci1I (C) 0 KRAFT MUSIC HALL I Not •" •c•u•I Hu ri119 Aid I (60) "Session: Leon Russell and * Starring Robert Yo ung MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -A r•m•r~•ble tlny hurln9 •1d h., Friends." (This program can be and Jane Wyatt l>e•n perfnted by • "'•" who hu b .. n hud of he.,4n9 for flU•ly received in stereo by also tuning 0 Ii)@ m Kr1ft Music Hiii (C) ten yura. in KPPC·FM, 106.7. {ro) Robert Young is host to Jane Thi, trull de .. ice ho no d.ngling cordt or ••P•r•f• fr•n&lftltt1119 I (j) Trutll or Consequences (C) Wyatt. Desi Atnaz Jr and Luci uni h •nd reprtaefth • new unu•u•I deaign id .. ;,, • product to r•• Cluist tile Uwine Word (C) (3{)) Arnaz. !-\fore "•twrel huring. Rosado (30) D The Fufitive (C) (60) It w•1 d ... eloped .. peci•llv f or thou perton• who c•11 hur but Sintt>let11tnte Mtrla (55) fJ @ @ a> Johnny Cnh (C) cen't undeul•nd. Thi s new huring in1trume11t pro .. idu "eer-le .. el hu r· That ~irf (C) (30) (60) Guests include Merle Haggard i119 wi th the we•rer pidi119 11p 1pe•d1, toundt, tel ... i1on •nd redio 7:30 II a CIH sPl(fA!J Dr. Seuss's m felony Squid (C) (30) "' nit ur. Due to t~. use of trenti,ton . the llU• co•• h utremely low. How The Grindl Stole Cllrlst11111 (C) g!) 30 Minutts (C) (30) A hue li f~ tdu•I tit~ repJice of the u11ellest ell-ln-the ... r huri119 (30) (R) Story of how the wicked I Concierto de Almas (30) •id e11•r 11\ecle will be gi .. en tb1~lut•lv fr .. to •nvone 'ending in thi1 Grinch, atop Mount Crumpil just N1tadla (60) now. No obli9•tio" whthoe .. er. Write to Mirecle Eer. P'.O . 101 5'9 North of Whoville, plots to keep 9:30 Baxter Ward News (C) (30) ed .. ertiteme11t whit. 1upply l •th, So we 1ugljHt yo11 write for yours Christmas from coming to the Whos Perry Mason (60) -Kl256. Minnupoli•. Minn. 55440. jn the village below. The late Boris Tlte N•der Report (C) (30) Karloff narrated the story. I Musicale 0 9 @ m Men f rorn Shiloh Sonri11s (C) (30) ~ (90) "FOiTOw the Leader." Tony 9:45 ?astol's Dtsll (C) Fr~ntiosa guesl·slars as a. not-too· 10:00 6 ~ (j) H1wali Five-0 (C) (60) bright outlaw who tries pinning a Oanny Williams' fiancee becomes ho.micide on Trampas. Frank Gor· the second of two &iris slaln in shin, Noah Beery, Harry Carey Jr, quiclt succession under similar cir and Kate Woodville also guest. cumstances. 0 N.Y.P.D. IT'S THE O @C6'lmFour-in One: "San * REAL GOODS! WATCH! Fr1nciuolnternation11 Airport" <C> D NYPO (C) (30) ''Catch a Hero." (~())"'The High Cost. ol Nightmare~" Judi West guests Airport manager !1m ~nrad Ines fJ @ @ a> Courtship of Eddie's to loca~e a narcotics shipment and Father (C) (30) ''The Secret Box " gang nngleader ~hen . the head of Eddie comes to suspect that he is the cha.rter service 1s mu~dered an' adopted child G~ests include Albert Salmi, Lor O Million S Mevie: .. Darby's rame Gary. R111cers" (adventure) '58-James 0 WILL SUCCESS SPOI L Garner. Etchilta Choureau, Jack * BIG 5 NEWCASTERS? Wu~n. Gallant exploits . of the g Big 5 News (C) (60) Atnerican ~~ngers and their learer, fJ (i1) (I) t:f) Dan Aupst (C) (60) ~lonel Wilham Darb~. as he leads "The Soldier." Dan August is given his men t.hrough l~ndrn.g assault on I army approval lo investigate the North Africa and invasion of Italy. murder or a decorated war hero I Trvt~. or Consequ. tnces (C) (30) killed while arresting a young pac Daniel ~ne (C) (60) ifist for desertion Government film (C) (30) I The Saint (C) (60) No C~eo en Los Hombres (30) Georee Putn1m News (C) (60) 7:55 Cutsttonee Se ndos : Boboquivtri (C) (30) 8:00 ~ Cf) [ IA N1tion1I Geo· m u Familia (30) &flphlc SoC ty Speci1I (t) (60) (iE Teli-Cinem1 Espanol (2 hr) "Ethiopia: The Hidden Empire." A • . comprehensive study of Ethiopia. 10.30 I B!& S News (C) (60) one of the most mysterious African Bill Johns News (C) (30) nations. : FT~ Out (C) (30) ·1~e Grand B VIRGINIA IS IN LOVE I mother Filmmaker: David Lynch * WITH CHAS. AZNAVOUR! I . m EJ Show de Pedro V1ra1S (C) YOU'LL BE T~ it.oo 1 1~lB::: c~l 0 Virginia Gra~m (C) (60) Guests Rams Action (C) are James Farentino, Chllflie Callas, I a> News (C) Charles Aznavour • Thutre 9: "Yill11e of D1u11l-fJ @ (]) a> M1h Room for ten" (comedy) '58-Eric Sykes. Grtndd1ddy (C) (30) "He Did It OJ Movie: "Pinky•• (drama) '49- Hls Way.'' Rusty makes Danny un· Jeanne Crain, Ethel Barrymore, certain about hrs way or bringing Ethel Waters, William Lundigan up children. Jana Taylor guests. IE) Movie: "Tiii, Dalt and Hand- 1 To Tell the Trut" (C} (30) some" (comedy) '41-Cesar Ro Tht French Chef (C) (30) mero, Virginia Gilmore Tht Answer (C) (30) @ @ Peny Muon luchl Libre (C) (60) Ell) Eastern Wisdom and Modem 8:05 Tiem!!!_ de Deportes (55) life: "Pain.'' 8:30 @ W a> Room 222 (C) (30) 11:30 tJ Q!J Cl) Merv Griffin (C} "The Valediction " Teacher Alice 0 @@ m Johnny Carson (C) Johnson has all seniors submit Jerry lewis is substitute host graduation speeches and one of I Movie Game (C) the winners is an outspoken non· t:f) Didi Cavett (C) conformist. Richard Dreyfuss, 12:00 Movie: "Hunted" (mystery) '52 Heshimu guest. -Dirfc Bogarde, Elizabeth Sellers m Dnid Frost Show (C) (90) (ft) (j) Didi Cavett (C) Dracntt (C) (30) I 1:00 6 Movie: "Lloyd's of London" Civilisation (C) (60) ''The Pur-1 (drama) '3&--Tyronne Power. $Uit of Happiness." O fJ News (C) EID Pattern fOf' l ivinc (30) m All-Nieht Show: "Tom, Dick Ind 9:00 IJ tJj ctJ MldiQI Center (C) (60) Htrry," (C) "Killers Art Challtneed" A coed (guest Belinda Monlgtim and "Abbott and Costello Meet the ery), suffering from a possible brain Invisible Man." Suzuki MT-SOR Trailhopper A kid's mini-bike that even ) da d con ride. 3 horse- power, SOcc engine. 3 speed automatic clutch. Fronr and reor futl suspen· •M~ sion and brakes. Swing-in handlebars ond easily ..• ;;;,"'*,...... removeoblc front wheel ::::;;;;;;toi.,~~f• makes 11 easy to carry in any size car Built to take on the country. 14 NEW MODELS FOR 171 SOCC TO SOOCC [!] EVERYTHING FOR MOTOR SPORTS Only 1 cit oppln~ placf' for mot on'yl'lt•s & ridrrs: sporl s rars & driv1•rs. 1512 newpert lteutenrd co•t• ,,....., ullf. n'27 telephone (714) 642.oMO P•1• 13 THURSDAY DECEMBER 3 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O ''Tht Kettle In tlle Ozarks" (comedy) '49-Marjorie Main, Arthur Hunnicutt. 9:15 IJ ''The Trumpet Blows" (drama) '34-George Raft, Adolph Menjou. "David and Goliath" (spectacular) '61-0rson Welles. 9:30 O "Woman In a Dreuln& Gown" (drama} '57-Yvonne Mitchell, Syl· via Syms. m "Fll&ht for Fretdom" (adven· ture) '43-Rosallnd Rus.sell, Fred M1cMurray. 1:00 GI "brth vs. flyin& S1ucers11 (sci· fl) '56-Hugh Marlowe, John Taylor. 2:00 O (C) ''The list Hunt" (adven· lure) '56-Robert T1ylor, Stewart Granger. 4:00 IJ (C) "My Sister EllHn" (comedy) '55-Jack Lemmon, Janet Lei&h. Betty Garrett. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVl!Mt!!lt 21, 1'70 1J Kines Warm·Up (C) EE Eastern Wisdom & Modern life' fend Mabel in a car accident 0 Six O'Clock Movie: "Youn1blood (30) (R) I m Challenge (C) (30) Hawke" Conclusion (drama) '64-Qj (j) Truth or Consequences (C) I I Conclerto de Almas (30) James Francisc11$, Suzanne Pleshette, (30) • • Natacha (60) Genevieve Page, Eva Gabor. Mary €I'i) Christ the living Word (C) (30) 9:30 • ~ (6) g;, N1ncy (C) (30) Astor, Lew Bowman. A young writer I RoSlrio (30) "The Busiest Bride in the World." goes to New York to have his first Simplemente Maria (55) I Nancy and Adam go through a frus novel published, and, although his That Girl (C) (30} !rating period because demands on editor falls in Jove with him, he pre· 7:30 ~ @ Family Affair (C) (30) Nancy, as the President's daughter, fers the wife or a wealthy business· Although olhers become rattled or require her to be on frequent pub· man. angry when unexpected troubles be-1 lie appearance trips. I Diel! Van Dyke (C (30) set them. not even earth-shaking 0 @ CiD The Odd Couple The Flintstones (C) (30) events seem to disturb the equa· (C) (30 "It's All Over Now, Beby It Telles 1 Thief (C) {60) nimity of the unsinkable Mr. Bird." Felix's pet parrot takes tum 00 Sur Trek (C) {60) French. for the wors~ and ourial arrange· Hod&epod&e lod&e (C) (30) 0 ~ (1) g;, Flip Wilson (C) ments bring complications. Ci) CBS News (C) (30) (GO) Connie Stevens, John Byner, I Baxter Ward NeWJ (C) (30) • Fisher Family (30) Johnny Brown and special guest • Musicale Notieitro 34 (C) (60) Stevie Wonder visit Flip. • Noclm Tapatias (30) True Adventure (C) (30) 0 @ (J.) CiD Mitt Lincoln (C) 9:45 €!) Putor's Desk (C) la Hora F1mili1r con Patricia (~) "Yu_miko." Matt helps a beau-l O:OO 0 ~ (6) g;, Dean Martin (C) News in the Round (C) (30) llful. frightened Japan.ese st~w· (60) Guests are Peter Graves, Jill 6:05 IJ Kinas Hoekey (C) (2 hr.) L.A. away who came to America seeking St John Paul Lynde The Gold· Kings S Oetro·t Redwings her GI boyfriend. . . 'B d c' b ti d v . i . .:.. Million $ Movie· "Not as a diggers, ar~er a.n or e . an 6:30 • Candid Camere (30) -.. " The Ding-A-l ing Sisters. The Flyin& Nun (C) (30) St,r1n1er (drama) 55-R?bert 1J Bi& 5 News (C) (60) Kevin @ NBC Nithtly News (C) (30) Mit~hum. Fran~ Sinatra, Olivia de Sanders. Hal Fishman. The French Chef (C) (30) (R) Hav1lland, Gloria Grahame; Story 0 @ (1) CiD The Immortal (C) 00 My Favorite Mertian (30) based on Mort?n Thompson s novel (60) "Dead Man." Ben Richards is , ~Acial s...-uritv (C) tells of a man s desue and efforts . t k for a dead man and is -"" •1 to become a doctor mis a e~ The Desert Report (C) (30) I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) placed tn ~anger. Fu&itivos def Amor (30) Daniel Boone (C) (30) 0 The S11nt (60) ABC Evtning News (C) {30) Theatre But (C) (JO) Sheridan'sl m George ~utnam News (C) (~) 6:45 m Musicale "School for Scandal." performed by ID Specu!ation .<C) <I?<>> (R) ~ 7:001J CIS Evenlnc News (C) (30) the Palos Verdes Players is spot· Conversat~on With Carl Reiner, Walter Cronkite. lighted. Marienthal's guest 1s direc· actor, writer . and produ~er, stage 0 m N9C Ni&fltly News (C) (30)1 tor Mall Boud. and screen dtre~tor. novelist. come· David Brinkley. Frank McGee, John I Government Film (C) (30) d_ia_n and recording artist, and tele· l it News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. Chancellor. . No Crto en los Hombres (30) v1s1on mode~~tor. KNIC Newstrvict (C) (60) Tom fJ Whafs My line? (C) (30) 7:55 . , Cutstion de Segundos (55) g:) LI flmilta (30) II SKnyNdeGr.S SHINE BRIGHT m I Love Lucy (30) 8:00 ~ (j) Jim Nabors (C) (60) m Horoscopo con ti Prol. Horangel II (D Beat the Clock (C) {30) Eddy Arnold guests. (30) * ON PRnTY RE OWINGS! ~ @ Draenet (C) (30) To Tell the Truth (C) (30) 10:30 ID Bill Johns News CC) (JO) --------------------------Washington in R"'iew (C) (30) g:) Revista Musical (30) JIM NABORS "I • Crution Resurch (C) (30) , m Aqui Tres Patlnes (30) · V111bundo (C) (60) 11 ·oo 1J ~ (j) @!) News (C) Salvation Army National Christmas Chairm • or 1970 1 :~g~ · · ~~!~:;;!~.u~u<~~' (55 > I · I ~Wu ~p N:!1 <~~> 8:30 · Qj (}) g;, Ironside (C) (~) a> News (C) "Backfire." A law school exercise! • Theatre 9: "Sher1ocll Holmes for Mark Sanger causes a famous and the Spider Woman" (mystery) murder case to be reopened. '44-Basil Rathbone 1J NYPD (C) (30) "Joshu~ Fit the m Movie: "forbidden" (mystery) Battle of Fulton Street. Guest '47-Douglas Montgomery, Hazel stars: Ron Faber and Dane Clark. Court ~ 1 Cl? m Btwitche~ (C) (30) m Movie: "Sword of Venus" (ad- Samantha s ~Id Man. E~dora venture) '53-0an O'Herlihy, Cath· test~ Sam.ant~a s love for Damn by erine Mcleod. turning him into an old man. (fl) (j) Perry Mason m David Frost .show (C) (90) ID Th: Advocates (C) (R) (D Olympic Bo11n1 (C) (2 hr) Jose . . Valdovinas vs. Jorge Gomez in 10· 11:30 1J ~ 00 Merv Grtfftn (C) In a round bantamweight bout. I special edition. '1he Year 2000." EE NET Playhouse (C) (90) "New guests include designer Douglas York Television Theatre: Tennessee Deeds: Or. Robert Francoeur. noted Williams' 'Dragon Country' " Kim 1 embryologist: and Or. Robert Et· Stanley. William Redfield, Alan Mix· linger. author of "Prospects ol on and Lots Smith star. Immortality." I 9:00 a @ CBS Thursday Movie: Jerry Lewis is substitute host. ' ~ P1ttern for living (30) 0 ~ (6) g;, Johnny Carson (Cl ( ) "Peyton Pt•ce" Part I (drama) I a The Movie G•me (C) '57-lana Turner. Hope Lange, lee 0 CiD Dick Clvett (C) You know him as Oomer Pyle, and a disarming variety-show host, and a serious opera singer, and a fine comedy actor-nice guy. Jim Nabors. A clarinetist in the Sylacauga, Alabama school band and singer in its glee club, a graduate in business administration from the University of Alabama somehow became a film cutter in Holly- wood, a weekend performer in n Santa Monica, California show- case for new talent-and the rest is TV and history. As National ChristmM Chnirman, Jim Nabors urges all neigh· 1 bors to "Share With Others., by giving to The Salvation Army. ,..,. 14 Philips, Lloyd Nolan. Diane Varsi, J 12:00 1J Movie: "All Quiet on the West· Arthur Kennedy, Russ Tamblyn, ern Front" (drama) 'JO-Lew Ayres. Terry Moore, David Nelson. Barry John Wray. Coe. Story about a small New Eng· @ CIJ Dick Cavett (C) land town, detailing the history of . . 11 two young women and the prob-12.30 m All-~i&~! Show. .~est Da~s of lems their small.town environment Pompeii, Dementia and 'Tht creates for them. Iron Duke." IJ The Fueitive (C) (60) 'Ten! 1:00 1J Movie: "Her Husb1nd's Affairs" Thousand Pieces of Silver." Guest (comedy) ·4 7--lucille Ball, Fran· stars: Lin McCarthy. June Hard· chot Tone. Edward Everett Horton. ing. Gene Lockhart. 0 @ CI) CiD ~uefoot In the I 2:00 1J Community Bulletin Board (C) Park (C) (30) "Disorder in the Court." Paul goes to court to de· 2:30 1J News/Give Us This Day (C) FRIDAY DECEMBER 4 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY. TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. I DAYTIME MOVIES I 9:00 0 "Woman of the World,'' star· ring Peter Ustinov. "Unc1e Wis ,1 Vampire" (horror) Ch1lstopher Lee, I Sylva Koscina. I fJ "Young Min With Ideas" (com· edy) '52-Glenn ford, Ruth Roman.: 9:30 0 "Untamed Youth" (drama) ·571 -Mamie Van Doren. Lori Nelson. m "Fighting Coast Guard" (drama) '51-Brian Donlevy, Ella Raines. I 1:00 m ''Swamp Water'' (drama) '41- Dana Andrews. Anne Bader. I 2:00 O (C) "Bus Stop" (drama) '56- Don Murray, Marilyn Monroe. 4:30 f) "Count the Hours" (drama) '53 1I -Macdonald Carey, Teresa Wright. I EVEN I NG 6:00 B Big News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 lmBC Newservic:e (C) (60) Tom Snyder. O The Allen Show (C) (90) Guests are George Plimpton. Meredith Mat· Rae, Shelley Berman, John Raitt. Guest co·host is Charley Weaver. fJ Six O'Cloclc Movie: (C) "The Ghost in the Invisible Bilcini" (jCl· 1 venile) '66-Tommy Kirk. Deborah Walley. l 0 Dick Vin Dylce (C) (30) It Takes a Thiel (C) (60) I @ Star Trek (C) (60) Hodgepodge lod&e (C) (30) @ CBS News (C) (30) • fisher family (30) Noticiero 34 (C) (60) The American West (C) (30) LI Hora familiar con Patricia News in the Round (C) (30) The Flying Nun (C) (30) 6:30 I Candid Camera (30) (i) NBC Nightly News (C) (30) : Know Your Antiques (C) (30) Ralph and Terry show how to date bottles ar1d Mason jars by the lip, mold marks, the closure and the base. I 00 My Favorite Martian (30) Social Security (C) The Desert Report (C) (30) FugitiVos del Amor (30) ABC Evening "ews (C) (30) 6:45 ml Musit1le 7:00 f) CBS Evening News (C) (30) Waller Cronkite. B m NBC Nightly New$ (C) (30) David Brinkley, Frank McGee, John Chancellor. I What's My Line? (C) (30) @ @ I Love Lucy (30) Beat the Ctoclc (C) (30) 00 Cinema Showcase (C) (90) "Man From Bitter Ridge." Lex Barker, Sephen McNally. ED Book Beat (C) (30) Robert Cromie discusses "The Quality of Life," by James A. Michener. I (j) Truth or Consequences (C) Christ the living Word (C) (30) I Rosario (30) Simplemente Maril (55) THIE DAILY PILOT, TV Wllll<, NOVEM81111 U , ttlt m Thlt Girl (C) (30) I 0 The Fugitive (C) (60) Georae Putnam News (C) (60) 7:30 f) ®) (j) The Interns (C) (60) fJ @ (I) &) That Girl (C) (30) LI Familia (30) Fear of an epidemic sweeps the city "Super Reporter." Ann M.arle makes · • Tefe.Cinem1 40 (2 hr.) after Dr Sam Marsh (Mike Farrell)! a gag costume for her !lance. 10:30 Bill Johns News (C) (30) is stricken with bubonic plague at m Felony Squid (C) (30) I • TY Muslcl l Ossart (C) (30) a music festival sponsored by Dr.I EI!) IT'S SUSSKIND! 11:30 Ci!) (j) News (C) Goldstone's friend (Eduard Franz) I * MIDI-MAXI MADNESS, @ C?>J m News (C) and his wife (Viveca Lindfors). -CHAMP BRUIN CAGERS 0 m I SPECIAL ! Rudolph the Red· HUSBANDS OF LIBS! ~ Nosed Reindeer (C) (60) Burl lvesl Eil) David Suullind (C) (2 hr.) Part * IN SEASON DEBUT VS. provides the off·camera voice of I: "The Midi-Maxi Madness-ls lt BAYLOR! SEE 'EM! Sam the Snowman who sings and a Fashion Disaster?" Part 11: "Hus· O UCLA 81sketb1ll (C) The UCLA tells the story of the shy little ·bands of Women UberalDrs." Bruins meet Baylor University. buck who lights the way to a Merry 130 ~lnutas (C) (30) § &) News (C) Christmas. Cone1erto de Almas (30) • Theatre 9: "My Gun ls Quick'' I NYPD (C) (30) N1llcha (60) Movie: ''T-Men" (drama) 'H- @ @ al The Brady Bunch 9:30 @ CV q,l love, American Dennis O'Keere, June Lockhart. ( ) (30) "The Tatlle·Tale." Cindy Style .~C) (30) Love a~d the In· m Movie: "Carnival in Costa Rica" becomes a tattle-tale and causes !ruder stars John Astin, George (musical '47-Dick Haymes. problems for herselt and the other Furth, Abby Dalton. Ed McCready. @ (3) Perry Mason Bradys. I "Love and the Lost Dog" stars Irene Ell) fllcll Out (C) (R) ''The Grand· O Million $ Movie: "Shike Hands• Ryan, Edward Andrews, Alvy Moore mother" With Ute Devil" (drama) '59-James and Geor11e Clifton. ii Esta Noche a las Once Michael Redgrave. Perry Mason (60) . @ m Johnny Caraon (C) Cagney. Dana Wynter, Glynnis Johns, I Baxter Ward News (C) (30) 11:30 Q 00 Merv Griffin (C) m Truth or Consequences (C) (30) Musicale Jerry ewis is substitute host. IE! Daniel Boone (C) (60) • P1ndo~1ma (30) fJ m Dick Cavett (C) Biii Rus· Eill IT S ABOUT WOMEN! 9.45 Pastors Desk (C) sell subs as host. * AND IT'S PROVOKING! 10:00 0 ~ 00 m Bracken's World Eil) The Toy That Grew Up: "Webs m I SPECIAi. l trs About Women (C) (60) "A Score Without Strings.'' of Steel " (C) (90) The fourth installment in A composer (guest Jim McMullan) 12:00 ~ Noticlero 34 (C) KCET's Human Affairs serjes deals ends his romance with Paulette 1 @ Dick Cavett (C) with the modern woman's struggle Douglas and breaks his contract 12:30 Movie: "fury 1t Smualer's to liberate herself from her own with ~racken. Bay" (adventure) '63-Peler Cush· mind and the attitudes Ingrained U Big 5 News (C) (60) ing, Michele Mercier. in her through tradition and early fJ @ (I) al Tom Jo11es (C) (60) ID All·Ni&ht Show: "I Wu 1 Mile training. Guests are Nancy Wilson, Buddy War Bride,'' "My Brother's KHper" N:v~==t ,:~~!~b~~ ~lo) 0 Movie ol the Monfh: (C) "The 1:00 f) Movie: (C) "Dr. Ttnor's House I G c 3 Greco and The Ace Trucking Co. and "Desert War." 7:55 Cuestion de Segundos (60) Prize'' (drama) '63-Paul Newman, of HOfrors" (horrorr '65-Peter 8:00 Virginia Graham Show (C) (60) Elke Sommers, Diane Baker. Edward Cushing, Christopher Lee. Guests are Cesar Romero. George G .. Robinson. Story of an American B 0 News (C) Maharis, Dr. Joyce Brothers and writer involved in a kidnap plot in! @ 00 Chiller Theatre: "Charlie Bob Reiner. Highlighted ls a ladies' Stockholm. Chin-The Shanth•i Chest" lingerie I ash ion show. fJ @ (3) al Ninny and the Professor (f) (30) "The Visitor." Butch's Canadian pen·pal pays a surprise visit. I To Tell the Truth (C) (30) Life for Today (C) (30) El Mundo Joven Joven de Jose Jose (C) (30) 8:05 ml Luthi Libre (55) 8:30 f) Ci!) 00 Headmaster (C) (30) Andy's wife is stunned by a thou11ht · less girl student who challenges her ability to understand children-be· cause she and Andy have none of their ow11. 0 9 00 m Name of the Game (C) {90) "Why I Blew Up Dakota." Guest ~tars Jose Ferrer. Clu Gulager, Rodcft McOowall and Carolyn Jones join regular Robert Stack in a drama about the bombing death of an ec· centric mod artist. fJ @ @ a) The Partridge Family (C) (30) "This Is My Song." Both Keith and Danny Partridge claim authorship of the same song tor the family's act. I David Frost Show (C) (90) Dragnet (C) (30) Pattern for Living (30) Los Bever1y de Peralvlllo (30) 9:00 ft ~ (j) CBS frid1y Movie: (C) "Peyton Place'' Conclusion (drama) '57-Lana Turner, Hope Lanae. Lee Philips, Lloyd Nolan, Arthur Ken· nedy, Russ Tamblyn, Diane Varsi, Terry Moore, Barry Coe, David Net· son. Betty Field, Mildred Dunnock, Lorne Greene, Leon Ames. The story of two young women and the prob· lems their small-town eovironmenl creates for them. I I I I I cc-----.... ,. --->-.. .......:- ,r ' Fine Quality PRINTING 642-4321 Offset & Letterpress ,, •'' ~)lim~Qij~~iiiiim:=:~;;ir2!!:::-... _____ 111 "A Complete Printing Service" Free Estimates PILOT PRINTING I 2211 W. B1lboa Blvd. -Newport Beech I I I I I Page 15 John Wayne has come up with an an~wer to those who might have complained that most television specials are not all that "spe- cial" anymore. Readying what can only be llescribed as the biggest, star-filled produc- tion this side of the Academy A wards, the Duke admits that it took something of this stature to lure him to the tube as the head- line r of his own special, ··swing Out, Sweet Land," which airs Sunday, November 29th at 1<:30 PM, on NBC. ··w e got 29 or 30 pretty good names to help me out on the project," he drawls. "Folks like Bob Hope, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Rowan & Martin, Tommy Smoth- ers. Rl!d Skelton, Ann-Margret ... a list that reads more along the lines of a show- busi ness Who's Who than a cast of guests. I figure I can't get in too much trouble with rhat kind of support," he laughs. Restlessly pacing the sound stage sipping on a cup of coffee, the Duke was the first man on the set for every day of production throughout the three weeh it took to as- ~cmble his show. Armeli with what is pos),ibly the largest budget for a TV special (I .5 million dollars ... not including air time) he describes the production as a lighthearted look at Amer- ica from Jame~town to roughly, rhe 1900's. Of course, he adlls, "You take a !.ubject like America and a guy like Wayne ... fol ks figure >ou'rc in for a lot of preaching about what a great counrry this is anti how we should all be patriotic and love our tlag and be glad we live in the good old U.S.A., problems and all. "Well, that's about the size of it. "But, we also happen to be one of the few countries where folks can stick their tongue in their cheek and tell funny stories about themselves. America ... thank God . . . is one of those yarn-spinning places and folks will sure hear a handful of 'em on the show." •:xamples of lighter moments from the special will find Bob Hope tntcrtaining the troops at Valley Forge, Dan Rowan and Dick Martin portraying the Wright Broth- ers, Dean Martin doing a spoof of Eli Whit- ney and Jack Benny popping up at George Washington's inauguration ball. Played out on one of Hollywood's largest sound stages amidst sets valued at upwards of $100,000 in addition to several colorful location sites, Wayne's i.pecial would seem to rival most of today's major motion pic- tures in scope. A good portion of the action lakes place atop a huge 80 by 50 foot map of the U.S. which was designed in the manner of a k.ing·sized jigsaw puzzle so that states could be added o r subtracted to suit the scene. ··w e also built a good.sized ship for our Boston Tea Party segment, brought in a ~:,of locomo1;ves, covered wagons and THE DAILY P'ILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMal!lll 21, 1'70 Phyllil Diller as the first 11•01111m cwulidme for preside11t. Bob Hope 11ddre.f.1i111: the troops at Volley Forge. Hin!-: Crt1lhy as Mark T wain. the biggest chanllelier ever used on a sound stage. "They rel! me the chandelier is called "Memphis Bell" and was originally 30-feet high. We had to cut it down to 15-Ceet so the actors wouldn't be bumping their heads on it for a scene where we simulate a re- ception during Andrew Jackson's days in 1he White House," he laughs. The Who's Who of stars mentioned by Wayne is certainly no less than a super talent roster lhat would be impossible to dµplicate. Consider, if you will, sitting down to 90- minutes with Bob Hope, Dean Martin, Lu- cille Ball, Red Skelton, Bing Crosby, Phyllis Diller, T ommy Smothers, Leslie Uggams. Roy Clark, Lorne G reene, Dan Blocker, Michael Landon, The Doodletown Pipers. Greg Morris. Ann-Margret, Dennis Weav- er, Will iam Shatner, George Burns, H ugh O 'Brian, Ross Martin. Doug K ershaw, Liza Todd, Ricky Nelson, David Nelson, Roscoe Lee Brown. Ed McMahon and, of course, H imself ... John Wayne. "Just about anyone who was within 5,000 miles of Hollywood turned up for the spe- cial," quips Wayne. "I've got to tell you. it was a Joi ol fun and, most 1111portantly, it's nice to know you have so many friends." Immediately following his special the Duke peeled off his necktie and headed for Durango, Mexico, and another feature- length western which is tentatively titled "The Million Dollar Kidnapping.'' "There's a great deal of dilTercnce in making movies and doing taped television shows, but I'll never be one ol those fellows who puts down TV as a stepchild ... not aft er this special. "Our production crew was as good as I've run into anywhere in this busi ne~s and, after well over I 00 features, that's saying a lot. ''There'll one more T V project I'd like to llo before I get 100 old,'' he smiles, "Some- thing based on our American heritage. I've always made it a point to take m} kills and show them the many places where our history wai. made .. from Constitu- tion Hall to lhe Alamo. I sort of thought it would be a good idea to do something like this for television so that folks who couldn't make that kind of trip could see America with their children." 1. y, 1y :· d n n s - SATURDAY DECEMBER 5 M 0 RN IN(, I 0 Movie: (C) "30 Winchester fo1 El Diablo" (western) '36-Brlan Oonlevy, Gloria Stewart al lucha Libre (C) 10:15 fJ 9 NFL football (C) Chicago Bears vs. Minnesota Vikings. THI! DAILY 1"11..0T, TV WEllC, HOV•Mll!ll 21, lt7t 2:00 II a 00 H1rltm Globetrotters (C) 0 International Zone (C) I al Teatro familiar m See the USA (C) 2:30 fJ 9 (j) Archie's Funhouse (C) 0 Hip I Wiid (C) 0 W1pn Train (C) 9 ()) Scooby·ho (C) @?!) Children's 60.,el Het1r (C) al ludl1 en P1tint1 (C) m College of ttle lesert (C) 4:00 fJ Movie: (C) ''love and !Uues" 7:00 fJ Sunrise Semester (C) 10:30 0 fi1 (6) m Here C4mes the m Kinis of Comtcfy m Dollars & Sense (C) I (comedy) '65-Rlck Nelson. Jack Kelly, Jerry Van Dyke, Alvy Moore. Kristin Nelson. 0 13) (6) m Htclcte & Jtclcle (C) Grump (C) a!) Varledades Musie.tles O On Campus (C) O (j1) @ Retuct1nl Dragon & Mr. 0 Movie: "Border Rangers'' (west· To1d (C) ern) 'SO-Don Barry, Robert Lowery m Mr. Wishbone (C) 0 @ (}) S•y H1wb (C) 3:00 0 Aarlculture USA (C) l I I 0 Z1nt Grey ThNtre lind· 0 This Week in Pro Football (C) O Suspense Tlltltre (C) m Boio the Clown 4') ll:OO O ~@ m Hot Dog (C) 0 @ (}) t!) Amerlctn ED Sesame Street (C) (R) 1t 146·1 0 ~CID The Hardy Boys (C) I stand (C) Didi Clark hosts. 50. Five.hour replay of last week's ID Movie: "ludly Still" (mystery) Q) I $fktA1.I Hobo Kelly's Toy1· shows '59-Brian Donlevy, Claire Trevor. thon (C) Television and movie ce. m Mino I Mano R1nchero lebrities join forces with children's a!) Fiesta Mexicano personality Hobo Kelly (Sally Baker)! and the United States Marine Corps 7:30 fJ Dusty's Treehouse (C) 0 ~ (6) m Woody Woodpec.ker (C) 11 :30 0 ti) (6) m Jambo (C) to collect toys ror underprivileged children. in their "Toys for Tots" I 0 f Spy (C) m Harel (C) @ rn Judy Lynn (C) ~ The Monkeet (C) @Ii) Pattern for llvlnr m New Decade 1t Sn (C) ED Upbeat (C) 0 @ rn Motor Mouse (C) I 0 @ Cl) m NCAA foothill (C) m Cool McCool & His friends (C) Arkansas at Texas. I campaign. I 4:30 O Sptak Up (C) 8:00 fJ ~(])Burs Bunny/Road Run·! ner Hour (C) 0 tjj '6' m Tomfoolery (C) 0 @ Lancelot link, Secret Chimp (t) 0 Marvel Superheroes (C) m Tales of Wells Fargo 0 Movie: (C) "The Min Called Gringo" (western) '6&-Dan Martin.1 Alexandra Stewart. 1 €[) No Creo en los Hombres 1\ F T F R N 0 0 1\1 Q)@ Future Film (C) "Wille the1 m Mothers·in·llw (C) Proud Lind." Audie Murphy. ,...., '"°" . m Musletle ..w \~SH Hunt al Melod1H de Siempre ~ '61 Wagon Train (C) m The Bic Picture (C) ID The Eternal forest (C) (R) a!) Te1tro del Sab1do ~ (j) I i& Movlt (C) 3:15 @Ii) Davey & Goll1ttl (C) @Ii) faith for Todar (C) 12:00 O Movie: "End of the Artair'' (drama) '55-Deborah Kerr, Van 3:30 fJ Dusty's Treehouse (C) Johnson. John Mills. : 0 Youth & the Police (C) .. €[) El Mundo en qut V'rwl11111 m Quest for Adventure (C) g Movie: "Hannah lee" (adven·' 0 Outdoors (C) 4:45 eI) Pre-Game Soccer (C) 8:30 0 Q) (?;') m The 8ug1loos (C) 0 Campus Profile 0 M111ie: (C) "Ape Man of the Junete" (adventure) '62 -Ralph Hudson, Rita Klein ture) '53-Joanne Dru. Macdonald, ------------------------- Carey. @ Laramie (C) m Cisco Kid Q.1 (6J School Days (C) m Holiday (C) Q) Gumby (C) a!) Dram• de la Sem1n1 9:00 fJ ~ (j) Sabrin1 & the Croovie ,12:30 m Movie: "Johnny Come Lately'' Goolies (C) (drama) '43-James Cagney. l 0 Q) (6) m Dr. Dolittle (C) I @ (6) Farm Show (C) 0 Movie: "Thirteen Hours hr Air"j m Sports World (C) I {drama) '36-Joan Bennell, Fred I MacMurray. 1:00 f) ~ (jJ NFL Tod1y (C) 0 @ rn Jerry lewis (C) I 0 Movie: (C) "Wind Across the I Ever2l1des" (drama) 'SB-Christo· m A.M. Movies: (C) "The list pher Plummer. Burl Ives, Peter Falk. Musketeer" (adventure) '55-t>awn Q) WOfld of Sports (C) Addams, George Marchal. (C) "Wildl @ @ Voice of Aariculture (C) Cats on the Beach" (drama) '62-m Stories of Success (C) Albero Sordi, Rita Cam Q)Tree House (C) 1:15 f) Qj) (j) fHtUre €E Music• y Palabras a!) Panorama Latino t 1 :30 fJ ®l 00 Josie & the Pussycats 1 (C) I 9:30 0 m The Pink Panther (C) I 0 Movie: "forts! Rangers" (ro- 0 (i7} ~ The Doubledeckers (C) mance) '42-Susan Hayward, Fred Q) Movie: "Badlands of Montan1"j (western) '5 7-Rex Reason @ 161 The Prize Party {C) I al Arriba el Norte 10:00 fJ Q!J (j) Nn Tod1y (C) 0 @ (6' m H. R. Pvfnstuff (C) D GT. (1) Hot Wheels (C) MacMurray ID Championship Wrestlinc (C) Pantera Negra. Freddie Blassie. Goliath and Rocky Johnson are 1 scheduled. @ 00 Feature film (C) "Chatttr·1 bo•." Judy Canova m Canciones 1 Mu.sica m SWl>I (C) CUSTOM FIREPLACE SCREENS (7 DAY DELIVERY) Inside -Outside or Corner Mounts in Beautiful Decorativ• Colors in Many Finishes . Wide Selection of GAS LOGS FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN SANTA ANA TENT AND AWNING 2202 S. 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Program about the New York Knickerbockers pro basketball team. 4:00 0 UCLA Basketball Special (C) (R) The UCLA Bruin Varsity team meets the Freshman team. 5:00 I' Futbol-Soccer Mundial: Nacional vs. libertad. 5:30 Kings Hockey (C) Kings vs. Chicago Black Hawks. 10:00 USC Football (C) Replay of Saturday's Notre Dame game. 10:30 · I 5'EC1Alf 'Foolish Club' to Full Partner (C) Story of pro football's big merger. Lindsey Nelson narrates. 11 :00 @ (I) Notre Dame Football (C) MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30 6:00 0 @ (j) NFL Monday Nigt1t Football (C) Miami at Atlanta. TUESDAY, DECEMBER l 6:10 O Lakers Basketball (C) Lakers at Baltimore Bullets. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3 6:05 O Kings Hockey (C) L.A. Kings vs. Detroit Redwings. 8:30 (E Olympic Boxing (C) Jose Valdovinas vs. Jorge Gomez in a 1 O·round bantamweight bout. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4 11:00 O UCLA Basketball (C) UCLA Bruins vs. Baylor University. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4 10:15 AM iJ ~CI) NFL Football (C) Chicago Bears vs. Minnesota Vikiis at Minnesota. 11:30 0 1 (I) NCAA Football (C) Arkansas at Texas. 5:00 0 1 (1) ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) Auto Crash Cham· pionsh1p, Lange Cup Skiing and Target Diving are today's events. I World Cup Soccer (C) Germany 11s. Uruguay. 6:30 @ (1) NCAA Football (C) Mississippi at L.S.U. 9:00 Lakers Basketball (C) Lakers vs. San Diego Rockets. 11:15 UCLA Basketball (C) Bruins vs. Rice University Owls. r'· . ·,,. . ... ,$( ';r'U L~ir Evening Movies .. ..~· .. -~ 6:30 7:30 8:00 9:00 11:30 7:30 9:00 10:15 11:00 6:00 10:00 11:00 6:00 7:30 11:00 6:00 7t30 9:00 11:00 6:00 7:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 11:45 11 9 J1 7 2 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29 "'House ot Dracula" (horror) '45-lon Chaney. John C Hradine. (C) "Did You Hear the One About the Tri1veling Salcs'11t!)'" (com· edy) "68-Ph)'lllS Doller, Bob Denver. Joe Fl)'nn "High Wall"' 'drama) '48-Robert Ta)'tO•. 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