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Home My WebLink About1970-12-05 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa• '· --.. -""'"·--·--.. ------....,,. -.------· ~-----.. --------~--..,. ~~,,-, --~ --~-,-----.....----- . -.. ' '• \ ' -- lJCl· Du~k Pond:. Bow Mneb a Bird? -.... --... . . . . ~ . ... --- . . . , . , . ... !Ecof:ogical .. preserv~' L~ts 'Sepen Gun ··Clu_bbers Pay~ Some .of the Bills . ~ * . . - . ·- * . .. I -~ -· ~ . . * * * ?:r -ti • -. -~ ---- _, • .. . I * * * * * * * * * * • • • ' IXOD .ac s }. " rices • DAILY PILOT * * * IO c * * * Bold lnflatio.n Drive .Launche.d ll'ASlllNGtoN (AP)·-· With a bold .. aiwpmont to 1Mp lreezlni Into wage ·sttmp! to roil back .cuotlne and. oil aetllemeat and """" actloal any upec- ~ I • !'iicei and. ID -\'11!1~ ~ ; .WUit!J -o.n•t1;.;,'1,;,n1 ]~111;-thO SATURIYAY, D~, lfJct · ~-. ' -·~~·•wor-•1 1Uliii'Vt°lf.~a'/;e1 po!!;•~' .fl.,. . • -~·-.•. ~1;1--,tlri..:W:l!jl .. ad-• Nfi:· • • • ... ~~ WI.;; •·•KTtctlllS. Jt-PA•n " a"Uon.. '.ao; ' • -..1..--. -:!.'~· -~..:i=c.;;;;;.;;;;;.:..:..:=.;.;.;--"-------"l'fbl'-Mitj;"iild 1mit imounct ·ilirfct I ·-~l~ilecl,Ol'J"'Ulll·-\ l\!l'.!.rt!!!m1L..Uon.l!<lda)U!ight.to.!ot<L-tha "lilt ood. ll'nl•mthle ~ o1 a down tile prlc> of cnile oil but he issued lili~filiil liilla on •liiifln:I~· . Gun Club Hunts : On UCI Preserve By GEORGE LEIDAL Of Tiii DllllY Pl"'; SI•" ,.. How WOuld yoo like io be one of a haridful of bunting enthusiasts ptlvileged to· ~hoot ducks on government property i"'1•·111in~ by,cc;ir ;from ~e~ n.;. l.'l.1/ ( •• r • "' • \' ~\:11 -• , < ·-~OU ~uld ,if.'yOu vier.ea member. of·lht San Joaquin Gun Club.-._ · . The club's· ~ven members all!i· their gua~ts are allowed to hunt <in a portion of lhei., San Joaq11in Marsh, the 200-acre t•eci>Jogical preserve" pltt'chased this yeir· for p:Kl,oOO !tom the Irvine Com- P8T!Y by the University of California. 'UC Irvine officials have Ucensed the giln club to hunt pn about one-quarter of tlie natural presel'\Ve, which was purchas- ed in April as the state University's 12th wildlife area. The apparent inconsistency of using a wildlife preserve for hunting has become 1omelhing of a cause celebre on lhe UCl campus. The subject hu received big play in the student newspaper, "new University." . However, university oHicials ,deny that 1hooting ducks on a portion 1·of the preserve will damage,lts·usefulness u a wildlife area. lfl fact, says Or. C1o~don Marsh, chairman of a UCt ·comnuttee charged with overseeing the marsh, it .Js the •r· rangement with the gun club' that will provide the financially strapped unlversl· ty with fut1ds to develop the preserve for edu.cational purposes .. The proceem from the gun club license add up to $3,000 Ibis ye .. and $3,000 per ye.ir tbereattef ..... The llCJ'nae. limits the qumber o1 pei&O!ls who may be brollght In, to bunt ori the preserve with members, Marsh noted. Former Costa Mesa resident Wllliam J. Hamilton, txecu.tive of a Wilmington oil transport company, Is president of tbe gun club. He could not be rea~hed for commenl. 1 one who would comment, Iniine COm· pally c:orporate secretary C h a r 1 e • Wheeler, described himself as "a fellow \\'tio likes to shoot ducks enough to buy services from lhe San Joaquin GWl Club.'1 • Wheeler said he does not kno'to otjler members of lhe club and adds, "I'm not a member of the club. I just purchased the right to hunt ducks: on Wednesdays or I Sat~ys, Cl' both ~ayi, from October to Janulry.". Until the University bought the San Joaqui!l_¥arsh Vt!! year, the Irvine Com- pany had~ tbe land to tile gµn club " fOr htmtkig;~.J.n the more than'~ Y.ears · Meiiil>Ois ·~ bijoted'tbe'manh lhey'v~ bUnt artificial' pOnds; provldirig~Iandirig spots fbr ducks. . They purchase ,Jt1ell ·water from · the Irvine Com~DY to fl~ the ponds during . bun Ung , aeason, Marsh said. The ,ponds occupy iabout one.foµrth of the ecological · preser;ve, and bunting is restricted to the . poruis. .. : While UC Regents .provided money to purch~ the preserve, they allocated no funds for maintaining it, Marsh s,aid. Among maintenance and development items needed before the marsh becomes (S.. GUN O.UB, Page 3) ------- a wamliig to all industi-y · and Jabot real 'lntftelt ol Oli workilllD"'P·., against betting on future inflation . Criticizing this year's big wage ift.. creases in the construction indllltry, Nix· on offered this ulttmatum : "Unless the industry wants govmunent to intervene in wage negotiations on fed· eral projects to protect the public inter· est, tne mom,nt is here for labor and management to make their own re· forms.'" In his speech to the National Alsocia- tion of Manufacturers 1n New Yort. the President took up a new economic atra.. tegy Jong held in disfavor by hil ~ mlc advisers -using the power of his office directly to push down a specilk: price Increase he considers inflationary. Nixon was inlernipted by applause only once by the busine11 executives. The President noted 'some buslneQlllen are concerned because their children are saying: "Business is not for me-I don't want to get i'n the rat race, I want to help other people." "Nothing has done more to help people in this country and people throughout the world than the private economic ~ tern," he said to bring oo the only ap- plause of the night. '_ Whether his· administration will go fur. ther in ''jawboning" business and labor was not disclosed in his speech. But Nix:· on used lhe toughest language to date in his anti-inflation drive. "This is the moment for labor and 'Call:ey Blew Her Head Off' Ex-GI Claims FT. BENNjN<;, Ga. (AP), -An ex-01 fQtllled:Fl!My )hat he watched LL Wll· Dam ·Cilley Jt., conduct a methodical point-blank mas1 execution of unre~g VJetnamete men, women and children at My Lal while tbey screamed for tbelr lives. Many of the unarmed victims were shot down one by one, said the witness; Dennll ConU, Providence, R.I. At one point In hll telll!mony at Calley's court--martial, ConU said a handful of women and eh11dren made a dash fOr freedom while Calley exhorted enli~ men in hls platoon to "g~ 'em, get 'em, kill 'em.... . Conti, ZI, a tnick driver ,oJso telll!fled: "I looked, down and seen a woman lry to get up. I aeen Lt. Calley fire and blow the top of. her head off." Calley, 27, is on trial for hill life, charged with the premeditated murder ol 102 civilians March 18, 1968, while lea.ding his infantry platoon on a search and destroy assault against My LaL Cal1-y leari'Bd forward with both elbows on tlie defense table and his nee~ twear· ed to redden at times during the •mip. ute re<:ital:.Jiy ConU, Ont of .31 court- martial 1Jttneaae. to say be· saw eane; kill anyone. The aovemment later placed in evf· • dence an -1-l>y·IO Inch color J!hotograpn ol ·30 ·blooc!Y Vletnamele ·bodies lying · along . a ;trail bes.Ide the village. •• BeskSes thut.JO~slayings, Calley· al90 fs aca&led of engineering at least 7G other .execUUons In a dr&nage ·dl~ch t<t the east of My Lai, a hamlet near the South China Sea. · A.notl,.er Gabor ' . : . ' For :Sandets . ' . ". .. ' . INDIO (tiPI)' -Actor C:.Orge Sanders_.1 the former husblnd of act-,.., Zaa Zaa Gabor, "'joined the Gabor clan Friday when he married 1.aa Z..'s sister, Magd1, ft, lo civU ceremoriln here. .. . _ . Ml11 .Gpbor'1;mother, Jollie, who attended the 'leddlng, uld. later: "I ahiays liked George, but when a ton-bl-law coma back, I really like bim." · · · It wu the Mb marriage for both. ,,. ~--·-.. ----Z1o ---~-=-· , , , 1 , , ; , . D.4ULY Pl~T, ............. U.S. COAST GUARD· THOUGHT· SKIPPER WAS A SLICflER Truth Oilod TM Trovblod .w.iera ·For Jarry Thompaon Oiling Troub'led Waters No Offense . .. By L. PETER KRIEG 01 Ille Dlltr Piiot Slllf The U.S. Coast Guard Friday came with in a telephone call of arresting a Newport Beach boat captain for merely fulfilling a federal contract -for the · U.S. Coast Guard. Jerry Thompson, who skippers the Pacific Clipper, a 59-foot sporUisher out of Newport Arches Marina, gets pa.Id to dwnp oil into the Pacific ~~ Thompson, it seems, is supposed to pour fuel into area waters so the govern. ment can test variouS oil slick detection equipment. He dumps a couple of hundred 'gallons· at a ttme and various study teams, from NASA, the University of Michigan, and UM.i ~a\•al Research Laboratory fly overhead with their detection devic~. Ifs all very routlne, or at least so Thompson thought unt11 he rested on bis ' boat after a three-<lay trip Friday al· ternoon. • Two Coast Guard omcer.· suddenly ap.' pellred ~I slip 54 at lh• Newport .Arc~l" 1 Marina. ' ' ; f. .. , 11 A ll~tenant j.g. and his aide boarded \IS" "M>ntnnlll'lfl 'said "and the loOii telt.' • &'"'l"r-""' I ' ~ he'! Jheard I've been polluttng ·the wafers, which, he reminds me, is a federal offense." · "Witlloot batting an ey·e he advises me of my righb, Ulen a.aks me If I had been polluting the w1 tcr . ••t· told him. •yes, the Coast .Gu1rd 's ' , been 1>1ylng me the last two months to pollute the water." Needless to 1ay, Thompson added;-"he · didn't want~ believe me." A telephone call to the Mlcrowavt ' . Diviilion of Aerojet General CorpoliatiOD {n SI Monte, which holds the contract, straightened things out. ·Thompson said be dldh't know how the Coast Guard got ooto him. "Some citizen mu!t have se!n'U.S and filed a complalnt," be said. 0r .. ,. Wel! .. er ' ' • ~ Clear but cool-la the Sunday forecast for the Orange Coast, wUh fog dlssipatii\g after midmorntnl and temperatures ranging from 65 to 7~, ' ~sm~ TctDAY I ' ' ' Your /amuv could win a "JlClli·· day day'' ot.1.bisneyland, Uncle c ' Len sets tJ&e .dcadHM in his .COZ· ""'"' todaY ,for am:naal "U~le Len'1 ChriltmaJ Card Conteat." ~ See 'Page 1.'H""ll and enter . \ ' . . On~ 19 CHRIS'lMAS · -'--" , .... _ , ... ... -·· --,_ _ ...... ~. . ,- r . -~------~"--------------- . . Z DAILY PILOT --5'Wida1, Dictmbi.~s. 19ro Female Reporter . Has It to Here!· ' By ~OANNE REYNOLDS Of ,.. DaltJ , .... l ltfl' . UJlllity Women Unite. The time has come to stand up and be heard. UnW lhts week; I have sat by, llsteolq .wltli .. 1.1'°""' pill to ~ the Womeo'1 Llb joJles that m8ltl -lo find so hilarious. But there ii a limit lo what even tbe . most mild·qwmued ft1pale re- porter .will·~. .-: ": t . AJ!d the DDllt Ill this case;.u;.~-,... cent LOgbook cOlufun written by OOt resi- dent bachelor. -~ -• . . 6_ Coast· Area Stuaents Win·-~ '--Ntivsc~ter Rtv~als -·_: ~~y~Simglit For Farm Academic Decathlon Hono1·s ·o wn Family's D,eath Children RAPID CITY, S. D. (AP) -Listeners to newscaster Sl:x Orange Coast high Hleh, HCOnd prize for "A" place Rosary High 0 f Abner George's early mornlnt broadcut Friday over KEZU IChool aeuderU are among In-ttudent ~petlUQn. Fullerton and , aecond plact raQ.lo heard him repoft a lragic accldent ln Minnesota divlduol willners ol the lt70 -Janet lleck of Huntington hi ·Tbursday evening Jhat killed five per&ol)ll, but the Ulleoen Orange 1County Ac ad em I c Beach High, second place for Foothlll High or the Tusl , were unprepared for the story·'a aftermath. ' Decatbton. girls' uc" student compeUtlon. district. Huntington Bea,ch's "I've been 'reporting this type of news for 30 years,~· Toys 'N Travel, an or1anizl~ Uon formed to aid cbUdren ot mi&raut fwmus, is collectlnC toys and clothing I o r Christmas. Named among the County's ---David Evans of San score was 35,46l +pointa out of ,George told his audhmce, "but this time it's difCerent." hi,but academlc Khieven at Clemente ffi&b, third place for a poulble 40 ooo Then, cont.tolling his voice with difficulty, GeOrge said, Mrs. Helen Jlall, spokesm,an 1 a DianiiylAnd Hotel award• boya' "C" student competition. Newnnrt H~~ High k· "'f'.'lls time It's my daughter, son, aon-ln·law and two grand-for lbe group Slld'tbty will ae> banquet were : -Shawn Bissonnette of ··..-ran children:" cept new toys or clotbing or -Carol Ka1parek of Hun· Newpcrt Harbor High, third eel e~ghth with 34,357 points. lt 'Killed were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krueger. both fl, used toys and clothing in aood llng\on Beach Hl&b School, place for bo)'I' "A" student Wa& the only othe.t Oraqge , iheir 14-month old twin dauehter11, Shannon and Shawn, condition for distribution le flnt priie fn Jlrla' ''B" llU• competition. C0aJt, ·IChOol to place among , , an(! Anthony George, 12. , Childrel\ in the Se.n ,J.oaquin dent cqmpetijjon. HWltington Beach uni 0 n the top 10. Mrs. Krueger wu the daughter and Anthony~tbe son Valley irid Coachella V.U.ys. -Kai Nelsser ol ~.de! High Scll\>01, rqk~ third In . ~ amasljllf,..~~von ol George, and Mrs. MaJ)I 0-ge, Minneapolis. ~'i'l11!':.i ::..~~!~ J Mar~ .._ Sti'81!N!:~~tition °¥,::cw Wiiilf.. Liii; .. wewpOie&.aeh;:tOi ,... .. _ "' ' ~.items can~be ·dtUvered to btr Y•m OfN~~ the ~t.i....,~;. --tht.apiech~~~· .... ~ . _ --~. -l borne at 1115 Essex Lane, = .. : .;:.-:~ ""-r _.:--•. g1rilw11h·i!on·or 1111u1n Gold-en w_r:·es_t,.-t!bo.-_rale NewportB?cb.Herphooeis Dl. ---Mak · P ,_ID.ft:· --·-111!1!~ ........ tltlOa.. · "-' -'46-6119.. • ;n.ers 4X e -'1itift ~-;.~-: -: ! _"We .Cel~· ~ than " ~--:" . . Ir,!' . .; ~ Pltft•place::wh-• of the ~--• ~~'?-'!> 1.000 Items last yeor, ind we For Und:·e:rw. a·ter· p---ar-. i;.:~ _,.;~;~~11=~~11°:..:.~f To Pre~e~t -5ffe~ D~um' ~~.!tf0 "w•lllhlsye1r," His column, which detailed the trying weekend daring which hil domain was Invade<! by hl4 mother,..bi&jeenage slsl<r • ind her teenage gi.l;tfr)end; was a.,atud .: In all the little things thatiurn an other· • wise docile woman Jnto a screaming femininlst. _ , _ _ ~~ '"..:. Hlgh, ~nd N1ncy Doman 0£ .• : . .. · . .~~--~~ .: .i:iil:r::.. • ~ ,. •.• ·;.......,. -~~-High, In ·1ioys and:: 'the .!$-voice Golden West ,,tr1ictor, and;-.Jolln Robinson, I PRE.CHRISTMAS • Me111bers ol Ille ~ .. la, .Olllatand!Dc , ~1 -"' .l!rlo ''A'.' competition. • ;;o:,~1legei'-'.Coriimunily Chorale P'fCuu!!'nl•t<,wlll accompany I CO ,; ·• .. Ad visor y Boap -o n tllat are~eredo . ... : Davkfl •Licata of La Qulnta -:wWpreientW.illlam·Latham'a ·the chotile ':in the Latham Ai ~ Granted, trying to crowd four adult or near-adult any- thlnp into a Surfside beach ah•ct isn't the easklat of~ t.aps. And escorting .three peopJeo. female or otheirwlse, around the area's biggest Mopping cen~ )iuring the hoU. daYJ, In the raln, Ukewlae baa Its difficultiea.,An~ would !eel rumpled alter trying tt. · " BUT I FAIL to see where the gendu of the subjects of the column has much lo do with rt. For Instance. our bearded Wonder states flatly that "women are not systematic." If the man I'm married to is any indication, women are considerably more systematic than-men. I just don 't know of that many women wbo can J!prel;d two pair11 or dirty socks to such novel places. u t~ shoes, the laundry basket, under the Jiving room couch and under the bathroom sink at the same tlme. It may not be the same thing u putting a can or hair spray In the d~h drainer, but it's definlteJy not system. a tic. THEN T.llERE IS a certain city editor whose desk is arranged so unsystematically thal he has to ask me Jor phone numbers he's written down but can't find. Lest anyone get the impression, I'm one or those radi- cal variety femininisb who run1 about buhting bras, toss- ing eus at beauty pageants and calling men &exists and male chauvinist pigs, I'd like to say I think baChelora are great. After all, I married one. · -· But, llke hard bolled eggs and stories about the fiSh that got away, they should be taken with a large grain of aoll Traffic'Too_ Noisy' , EtJen If It's ·Legal ·. SAN FRAN<;ISCO (AP) -A ffjcl'. ~·~0<;;\ij>er&il oi man who mans hla Uvin~. · ihe truciii"."~~ .-ie ~iled listening to traffic says it'& too and less than half of .one per. noisy, even it it la legal. cenLof aU Y,ehicles. . Merv Frankl. a Callfomia To meet detailed atandards Highway Patrol officer who of the state nOise law, Franks u11es a microphone to catch m115t set UR h11 noise meter so driven whose noise is illegal feet from tht traffic lane, four uya, "I SIJPPOle ~ can't ex-feet above ground and at.least pect an entirely 1 l l en t 100 feet £rem any surface that automobile or truck. But I might relect excess noise. personal.ly believe we c111 ex.. He said some violator1 are pect them to be quieter th111 already 1ware or exceeding they l(e." the noise level, and lake their Franks Is one of five CHP foot off the gas when they tee officen statewide who move his equipmenl from freeway lo freeway "These driven .know what checking noise levels. our microphone on its tripod Hia primary targets are m~aru." Franks said. ''There trucks, aJthough an occasional was one company that used passenger car gets caught e:t-trucks without 111y kind or cteding the slate'& 90-decible muffler. Vfe'~ hear them com- noise limit. ing from a long distance away. Franks' three-man antinoise But the drivers apparently team is responslblt f o r were instructed to sl\ut of( - high'l'l•ays stretching from San-ease off ~be gas -when they ta Rosa, 50 miles north of San i;;aw us. Francisco. to Monterey, 100 ·So they'd ease past us and miles to the south. then we'd hear them agai n as ''\\1e·re only after the they"disappeared in the dlstan· nagrant violators." Franks . ce." . MAID FOR A DAY COMPLm MAID SERVICES FAST, EFFICIENT HOME CLEAN-UP . BY THE HOUR e DAY e WEEK OR MONTH MAID FOR A DAY LEWIS 833-8300 24-HR. A DAY SEllVICE-ION DED & INSURED 2192 DUPONT NEWPORT BEACH Underwater P a~ •..!l.. and To ~~ the k~ bf Hlah and Carol K~nk of' "'po")lerful . "Te DeUIO" all tpe k :.... SALE ReseJ"t'.,et will divs gty at riicommeDded tbrie areu fOl' -·Hanttqton ~cp • ' B ' ' -• ~-WOrk-or its fall •concert .... wor · .. · Lovers ~ and r_.,,ui Incl_. la. the alalf puk •1Jlldeoll. and Steve 'v~ Of.~ ~~ · . · · ' Bank on Catlllna ~,Win-ayatem: · .. llCennedJ' High IDd cilDnle •· Tbe~program will begin· at I PUJ WH IN veatl~•lj! botll areu O poal· -TorreJ. ~-· I I ah •Mon'OW of Bolaa Gr.ande lllSb,.'.·p;m. ln..the new stake bllllillng : ble 11i.t for anderwaw.parks. R-.e 111 Ban Dlljo Oouoty. "C" 1Jlldenta. • · "'ol the :churdl ·of Latter D y • > • · They ~m ineet at _ _li a.m. -Juli& Pfieffer Bum, ·state Second place Winners Y(tre ~Saints, Cay .and 17th Street.in ~OUR·. ·'POCKET Sunday in the city '~ Park in Monterey County. Ken N e i s s e r of Corona del Hunting_too Beach. I" cham~ of the ~It~ of'Avalon -Salt Point State Park in Mar High and Stephanie -The p.ibliC' is invited. 1'J!ere to review their findings. Sonoma County. Yamashita of Newport Harbor Js no admissipn charge. The board was appointed in Negotiations are under way High, ''A" students: Kevin ~. Directed 'by r \V a rr en with a DAILY PILOT :. qaulfied Ad. 1!168, by Gov. Req:an to ·tn· for title ~the offsh(lre are~ Mjlxwell of Orange High ·'!Jld · Pet~kin,_ the:chorale will sing vesttgate and recommend a with the .city of S_an Diego and · bet?orah Carle of El Modena a -vaiitlj• .:Of sacred-and statewide p r o Ir a Dl of un. -tbe sta~ Land Comml~on High, "8" stud~; Philip ~]ir-m., ending with a d.erwater ruervea and retrea. for Torrey Pines and ttie com. .Call of Foothlll Jll&h •. and Cbristmas·theme. 8!=1! t.tnwant~ Items tton areas~ tbe Cllifomia miPkln for tbe.-otber two Janet ·Beet or HUntingtoo 'Jay Calyaz::, Orange 0 Coast coast to find areu tW are units. ~di. High, uc" st~. . CoUege~:.organist a nd in- ... . o-l~RN~"' ~ OME . ahowroom Ill warehouse Tbiscbnm..s,,;,,,, •Gift :you'tJIM>i,;, ,.;m.,;. :. choose from ov~r 100 styles_ and fabrics incomparably e_!i~e~ durirag Jhis . ''Ja8t In tbrie for the holidays'' Special Event PHONE ~: 6.42-5671 OPENDAl~Y . 10TO10 SUNDAYS 12T06 . .. 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Bo•etown VOL. 63 , NO. 291, S SECTIONS, 78· PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAtlFORNIA SATURDAY, .DECEMBER "'s, 1910' TEN CENTS Gun Clubhers Shoot Ducks on UCI 'Preserve' By GEORGE LEIDAL Of 1t1t 0•"'1 Pllel S11f1' How would you like to be one or a handful or hunting enthusiasts privileged to shoot duckS on government property just minutes by car from Newport Beach? • You could if 'you were a member of the 6an Joaquin Gun Club . The clubts sev~n members and their guests are allowed to hunt on a portion of the San Joaquin Marsh, the 200-acre "ecological preserve" pW'chased this year for $200,000 from the Irvine Com- pany by U]e University of California. UC Irvine officials have licensed the gun club to hµnt ~ about ope-quarter of the natural preserve, which was purchas- ed in April as the· state University's 12th wildlife area. The apparent inconsistency of using a wildlife presefve. for hunting has become something of a ca~ celebre on t.he UCI campus. Thi' subject has .received big play·· in the ttudent newspaper, "new Univirsity ... UO,,.Ver, llll)Yen\ity official.• deny that OAILY-,IL.OT lt1n ""',. -U;S:-COAS'I' Gt:IARIJTROtJGHT"'tlCIPP£JrWA:S-A-S1'1CKER Truth Oiled The Troubled W1te_r1 For Jerry Thompson ue~s a ·sti~ker~ Oiling Troubled Waters No Offense By L. PETER KRIEG Of fll4 OallY , .... S!fff 1 The' U.S. Coast Guard Friday came witllin a telephone call of arr(;lstilig a Ne1vport Beach boat captain for merely fu lfilling a federal contract -for the U.S. Coast Guard. Jerry Thompson. who skippers the Pacific Clipper, a 59·foot sporUisher out of Newpor t Arches Marltta, gets paid to dump oil into the Pacific Ocean. Thompson, it seems, is supposed to pour fuel into area waters' so the govern· ment can test various oil slick detection equipment. He dumps a couple of hundred gallons at a time and various study teams, from NASA. the University or ~~ichigan, and the Naval Research Laboratory ny overhead with the!; detection devices. It's all \'e ry routine, or at least so Thompson thought un til he rested on his boat after a three-Oay trip Friday af· temoon. Two Coast Guard officers suddenly ap- peared at slip 54 at the Newport Arches Marina. "A lieutenant j .g. and his aide boarded us," Thompson said, "and the looie tells me he's heard I've been polluting lhe watert, which, he re!Jlinds me, is a feeler&\ offense." ' · "Without batting an eye he advises me of my rights, then aak.s me if I had been polluting the water. "I told him, •yes, the Coast Guard's been paying me the last two months to pollute the water." Needless to say, Thompson added , "be didn't want to believe me.'' A telephone call to the f;ficrowave Division of Aerojet General Corporation in El f\1onte, which holds the contract, straightened things out. Thompson said he didn 't know how the Coast Guard got onto him. "Some citizen must have seen us and filed a complaint," he said. Motorists Get Chance To Renew Tags Early Stale officiali; are fattening the Chrisln1as n1a.n~ng by !4 mplion it e n1 s lhis season, g1v1ng Cahfom1ans a chance to renew automobile registratio_n early. This is the fourth year tag notices have gone out Nov. 30, according to Depart. 'Toys for Tots' P erformance Set Nearly 100 Orange County teenager!! will test their. vocal chords today In two separate programs for the ~.S. M~rlnc Corps "Toys for Tots" cnmpa1cn. "Sing Out Young Generation'' or Orange County will perrorm from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in the Santa Ana City }Jail annex. "Sing OUt Or~nge County," another group of high ochool songsters, wW blend tones at 8 p.m. in the Fullerton Junlor College. theater, • E. Chapman Ave., Fullerton. ( ment of f\fotor Vehicles Director Robert C. Cozens. Regist ration renewal will be a tradi· tional convenience at banks, but not until after the first of the year. Cozens said ~tl!rillta may also apply for the new personali2ed license plate! at an extra $25 fee, an . antl-tm01 fund sluroe used so far by ,_..than 10,000 Cllifornlam. , . ' CoztDI aald mon! than 100 persona per dlY app\y for.them undtr. the California ' Environmental Protectlon Fund. Swift.tr delivery Is expected this year too, since a computer ttained to add one's zip code based on street name aild house ilumQer \\'U used to automatically addre•J• lhe tag nenewal slips. 30 Die in Stortu BANGKOK I UPI) -The official dtath toll attributed to lToplcal storm Ruth stood at JO today, and offlCtals said more heavy rain wu expected. Government boats and flelicopten were carrylnc aid suppUea to-remote vill4acs. .. :shooting ducks on a portion or the preserve wjll damage its usefulness as a wildlife area. Jn fact, s8ys Dr. Gordon Marsh, chairman of a UCI commitleP charged 'vith overseeing the marsh, it i.! the ar· rangement with the gun club that will provide the financially ~trapped universl· ty with funds to develop the preserv~ for educational purpoees. ·..- The proc<eds from the cun club llcenJe add up to 13,000 thls ,.ar ·and 111,000 per year t.bert&fter. Nixon The license limits the number of persona who may be brought in to hunt on the preserve with members, Marsh noted. Former Costa Mesa resident William J. HaiTiiltOn, executive of a \Vilmington oil transport company, is president of the gun cl'ub: He could nOt be ~ached for comment. Ont wh9 w®ld comment, Irvine; Com- pany' corporate secretary C h a r I e s Wheel{!?',· described himself as "a-fellow who IlkM to shoot ducks enough to buy services from the San Joaquin Gun Club.'' \\'heeler said he does not know other members of the club and adds, 1'I'm not a member of the clul:!'. I just purchased · the right to hunt ducks on Wednesdays or ~lurdays, or both days, from OctOber to Jandary:" Vntil the University bo~ht the San Joaquin Marsh this year, the Irvine Com~ party had leased the land to the gun club ·tor hanting. Jn the more than 40 years members have bunted the marabf they've- built artificial ponds, provlcllni !andlnc epota for ducks. They purchase well water from the Irvine Company to flood the ponds during hunting season. Marsh saJd. 1be" 'pOods occupy about ·one·fourth of the ecological preserve, and hunting Is restricted to the ponds. • ·-- While UC Regents provided' mofter to purchase the preserve, they allocated no funds for maintaining it, Marsh said. Among maintenance and dev,elopment Items needed before the mlnlt becomes (See GUN CT.VB, P ... I ) President Acts on Oil Price Hikes, Warns Industry ' WASHINGTON (AP) -With 1 bold attempt to roll back a:uollne and oil prices and an ultimatum on conJtruction costl, President Nixon has launched the toughest anti-inflaUon drive of bis ad· ministration. Not only did Nixon announce direct government action Friday night to force do"''n the price of crude oil, but he issued a warning to all jndustry and labor against betting on future inflation. Criticizing trus year's big wage in· creases in the cOnstruction industry, Nix· on offered thi.! ultimatum: • "UnJess the industry wants government to intervene. in wage negotiations on fed· eral projects to protect UM!' public inter· est, the moment is here for labor and management to make their own re- 'Call,ey"'.Jjlel4 ,. . -... , Her Head Off' I ' . aim FT. BENNING, Ga. (AP) -An u :CI testified Friday that be watched Lt. Wil· liam Calley Jr.1 conduct a methodiCal point.blank mass execution of unresistlq- Vietnamese men, women and chUdrtn it My Lai while they screamed for their li ves. f\.1any of the unarmed victims were shot down one by one, said tlie wltneu; Dennis Conll, Providence. R.l . At one point in his testimony at Calley's court·martial, Conti said a handful of women and Children made a dash for freedom while Calley exhorted enlisted men in his platoon to "get 'em, get 'em, , klll 'em." · • Conti, 21, a truck driver also testified: "1 looked down and seen a woman try to get up. I seen LL Calley fire and blow the top or her head off." Calley, 27, is on · trial for his life,_ .charged with the P,:remeditated murder -or 102 civilians March 18, 1968, "-wbllt leading his ~fantry platoon on a tearch and destroy assault against My Lai. ~ Calley leaned forward with both elbows on the defense tahle and his neck appe1r· ed to redden at times during the J&.min- ute recital ty Conti , first of 31 court- martial witnesses to say he saw CalleY kill anyone. The government late r placed in evl· dence an 8·by·10 inch color phoU!graph of 30 bloody Vietnamese bodies lym, along a trai1 beside the vilb:ge. Besides these al a:Jayings, Callef ab:o Js accused of engineerlnf at least 70 other executions in a dramage ditch. to the east or My LaJ, a hamlet neer lhe SOuth China Sea. Conti testified he was assigned to op- erate a mine sweeper during the My Lal operation, and also carried a grenade launcher. He said that as he entered the village from the helicopt~r Jcinding zone : "I came upon a trail. I wal~ up the trail a little bit. There I saw Lt. Calley and some other soldiers. As I Cam~ up, Lt Calley told us to round up people." Another Gabor ' For Sanders ' INDIO (UPI) -Actor George Sanders, the former husband of act· ress Zsa zsa· GJbor, rejoined the Gabor clan Friday when hP married Zsa Zsa's sister, Magda, 49, In civil ceremonies here. r.uss Gabor's mothtr, Jollie, wbo, Attended the weddio,i. said later : "!always liked Georae, but when a son-tn·law comes bid, 1 really UM him." .• II waa the fifth morriqe for both. . .. fcrms.'." In his speech .to the National A8socJa. Uoo of Manufacturers in New YOrk the President took; up a new ec~m!c s!J'&; tegy long-held tn disfavor by his econo. miC a'dvi~rs -using the power of his office directly to pu sh down a speeiflc price increase he considers inflationary. Nixon was interrupted by applause only once--by the business executives. The President noted some busi nessmen are concerned because their children are saying: "Business is not for me -I don'.t winf to get in the rat race, I want to Help other people.n · "Nothing has aoae m<m! to help people in thia country and people throughout the world than tfil Private fC900Pl ic sys- tem/• ·be ·:"14 to bring On ·the only ap- • • pl .... of the night. Whether 'hls admlnlstratJon wW go fUr. ther in ''jawboning" business and labor was not disclosed in hls sptteh. But Nlx- on used the toughest language .to dale In his anli·innatlon drive. , • ''This is the morilen t for fi60r afld management to stop freezing into wage settlement and price actions ~ny e_x~· tation that inflation will conUnue in {he future at its peak rate of the past,"· he liaid. "Any "''age or price decision that ma.kes the flat and irreversible assumption of a high rate of inflation ahead is against the real Interest of ~ workingman." He added: "This lJ alao the moment, with productivity newly on ~ rise, for buslneSs to take a Hard riew ~k at kl pricini policies, and ito pass•aloitg to· the . ' COl18UlllU its uvtop 1n praductioa costs.'" Nixon said his bid to roll back the as. cent.per-barrel increase in oil prices - and the . resulting gasoline price hike - is not a move toward government wage . and price controls. "On the contrary," he said , "these are moves away froln the kind of 11:overn- ment controls that cause artificial ma'r· ket shortages." Nixon overrode present state restric- tions on oil production on federal off. shore leases and permitted oil lmporter1 to use now·idle import quotas for cheap- er Canadian oil. · In the conatrucUon lndustty, be called for: reform of the industry's bargaining procen, ,aying conaolidated or regional bargalnlni ii rioeifed. ' .,Y9yn~~n .~ fl-o He.p lace : .. ' .. . ' Anff Taker_s: . Paul Hanley, left, and ()eorge S~yder seem to_ be sizing yp the e!f~t. _ of .the'lr outdoor advertising campaign. At l.ast check there seemed to have=-been no stanipede to their "swinging singles" apartment at SOuth Bay Cl ub in Newport Beach despite their new sign. Perhaps a ne\vspaper photograph will stimulate traffic. ' Copter-borne South Viets Kill 36 Cong Near Saigo11 SAIGON (AP)-Heli<lll!lW·borne South VietMine&etrOops killed 38 Viet Cong Jn a battle JS miles from Saigon, spokes- men said today. Simultaneously, 2,500 South Vietnamese marines and rangers launched a new offensive drive in south· ea.slem Cambodia. Jn the first hours of I.he new sweep, the ma rines rep,orted· killing 15 enemy sold~ • iers in fightln,ll in the Parrot's Beak sec- tion o{ South Vietnam, which extends irlto Cambodia some 4$ miles southeast of Phnom Penh. Saigon headquarters said the marines suffered thr'et killed and seven wounded. The new operation was launched by SOutb ,Vletnamese troops already in Cam- bodia. lt Involved about a fourth of the 10,000 SOulh Vletnamtse .. troops who are llJer•· In the lighting clooe to Saigon, a South Vietnamese unit cl8imed to have kllled an· .assjstant Viet Cong battalion com· mandcr. It also reported destroying three ctimps, several sa~ns and s9rt1c ~riem · rtce. South -ViefnameSe casualties were listed as two killed a~d three woUndcd. 1 LiUle action wa; reported involving American forbes today, but the U.S. Com- mand reported one skirmish jil;t haU 1 mile IOUth of the Demllitar1'e<f Zone. The c:omm811Cf 11Jd.a U.S. unlt encolln· tertd a North Vietnamese force or un· -..... l:l1led &Ix ...,.y troop•, • and captured three white suffering onJy one man wounded. In the southern p&.-t or the country, a 7.0C!Q-man South Vietname se force push· ed into the U Minh Forest for a fifth day. No rresh fighting was reported in the jungle ,haven of the Viet Cong. but a government spokesman said South Viet· narriese infantrymen uncovered two Viet Cohp; cirms caches In the1 forest ever· glades. • The South Vietnamue command claims Its infantrymen and , helicopter gunships have killed 91 Viet Cong so far Jn the forest campaign. South Vietnamese casualties so rar are only hall dozen killed or wouhded, Salg00 headquarters said. .Jn CambOdia, a government spobsman In Phnom Penh reported that Communist· Jed forces Friday night destroyed a key bridge on Highway 4, which leads south· wc&t from the capltaf to ~~COa1t....l.1'lis~ niove · talstd )'et another roadbklck for Cimbodian troops trying to open Phnonl Penh's only land, route to the deepwater port of'Kompong'Som. · The Cambodian command also reported continued pressure Crom Communist-Jed forces abOve Phnom Penh along th« !hat· tered nortbern front 50 miles from the capital ' I ,· , ost in UJV~? UNITED NAT)ONS, N.Y. (AP)-°""' Jes W. Yoot is quitting as the d!!el' U.S. deleple to the United NaUons alter thit · seliion of the Genera1 Asaembly, accont. Ing to a high-rantmc soun:e ia'the .dele- gation. Ria rtslgnaUon has: been eJpected since word leaked out three weeks ago that he was being .. replaced. The session ends Dec. J5, and Yost will <make his announcement shortly lherelifter, the source said. NeWspapers in Washington Boston and N~w York reported last month that Pres! .. dent .Nixon planned to-replace Yost ,wJth Daniel P. Mo}'Tlihan, a White House ac:J.. ·vJser; and that Moynihan had accepted the appointment. The White House never confirmed the move. but Moynihan wrote a letter to the President saying he wU returning to Harvard University, ·from wbieh he had gone on a leave or absence , for hia White ffpuse job. .- "[shall continue to .be at your service Moynihan wrote ·to Nixon, but be added that for anything that you might want that I might be able to provide," hl1 orfgina1 commitment to the presidt-nt was for two years. oBth Yost and Moyni- han took their government post& in Janu· ary 19611. The reports that Yost was being re.· placed eame as a surprise to the &J.year. -old career diplomat, who served as No. 2 man in the U.S. Mission to the United NatlOns under Ambassadors Arthur J. Goldberg al\(f Adlai E, SleVOll!Oll, Wenther Clear but cool is the Sunday forecast for the Orange Coast, with fog dissipating after midmorning and temperatures ranging from 6$ lo 75. INSIDE TODAY Your /amUy could win a "holi· dav &iv" at Disneyland. Uncle Ltn 1et1 the deadline in hil col- umn today for amiual "Uncle Len'• Chmtma. Card Contest." See Page 7. Rurrv and e·nter. Only -19 -D~ CHRISTMAS I I ' ' I • l I ' . .. -··." Female Reporier:: ·Has It to Here!· • ~ •. ~--.'.fQys Sou ght .... -"J.. For Farm Children · Aca4Jetnirl .Decathlon Ho tto1·s Ow n Family's. D~ath • ' 4 I" ~ • • ·-• ~ ~~-: "' ',,. , ~ • •• . . ·' .. " RAPID CITY. S. b.' (AP) -1,ilsteners ~io newscaster Iii ~-c.lli& hilb . ·!Qp. ......... ,.U.. fa-4'A" pJace ... Boeuy , l'iUit! of Abner Geotge's early mornin&·brQad~st Friday over KEZU Toys 'N Travel, an organiza· ...... Mtaclenl) ~ IDiht ~ atDdmt campltltk& , -'wlerton and lecond ; lace radio heard him" report a tragic accident in Minnts:ota tion formed to aid children of dividual W'lnherl Of the 1919 -Janet Beck of Huntington FOothill HI b of the .fust· Thursday evening that killed five personJ, but the Ustenef3 migrant·farmers, is C1>1lectin' Orange COunt;t Ac 1 d em t c . Beach Hlgh, second place for ·. g . ID were unprepared for the story's aftermath. toys and clothing f Or Decathlon. ~ &iJ'ls' ".C" student compeUUon. dtstr:ld. Huntington Beach's ''I've been reporting this type of news for 30 years," Christmas. Named amoJ1g the County's -David Evans o( San sCore was ~.461 points out of George told his audience, "but this timti it's different." . Highest ac~~mic acb.lever:s at Clemente High, lhlrd place for a possible 40,ooo: ,, TtK:n, ~~trolling his voice with d~ficulty, George said, Mrs. Helen Ba}I, spokesman a Dllnef.land Hotel awards boys' "C" studen~ Competition. Ne-it Harbor High rank· This tu~ 1t s my daughter, son, son-in-law and two grand--for the group said they will ac- banquet Were· • .-Shawn Biaonnette of ."r-children. cept new toys or clothing or · • -·Coral Kuporek of Hui> Newport Hartior High thtrd ed eighth with lf,3$7 Potnls. ll ·· Killed were Mr: and MIS. Richard Krueger, both 21, used toy& and clothing in good By ~O~ ~~.?,,LDI Unaton ~ 'High SCbool, place for boya' uA" dudeot waa the only otbeJ'l Orange their 14-month old twin daughters, Shanbon and Shawn, condition fOr disbibutloh ti first prize ilJ girls' "B" stu· compeliUo..n. Coast school to place among ' and Anthony George, 12. · children in the San JOaquin Uppity Women Unite. dent compeUtion. Huntington Beach uni 0 n the top 10, ··.Mrs. Krueger was the daughter. and An.thony the son Valley and Coachella Valleys. The time has come to stand up and be heard. _Ken Neisser of Corooa del High School ranked third in Miss Yamashita, 1221 Devon of George, and Mrs. Mary George, M1nneapol1s. Deadline for the drive is . Until this week, I have sat by, listening with a f~n Mar High mld S&llpbani• • .competlUoD-betw-.. Khoo.ls. .. . Dec. 18 and Mrs. Ball said the grin to all the Women 's Llb jokes that males seem to find. Yamashil&'Of ~rCR1i1Jor-:-o( 4211 ~~ ·,t..-i.:i:i~~.'~" ~..:,..1,flwPort Beach_,.,..· took. • • •• _ .., items.can be delivered io her so hilarious. But there is a limit to what ........ .,... •. · .; · · ·--~' ~: !~ ·U}e ~ confes~ troplfy for •· ...... ··--... -;:: l-~ .... .Z.U ~:1" • " ·-:;. hom'e at '1115' ltsSex Lane, ~:':1ll':i~ild·mannered fem,ale .... -•. . ··' &!ii! -r_th a ~ .. ~ .992.5 in Go~I :1-.e~ n ·wes· ~ -1l.v·h·. ;...o~ -.r· ale Newport Beach. Her phone is -And the limit in':t.h.I• case:ts lhe ... Di••ers toc·A.t:-1pe Pro't.,.::-.... the lncft.vtdual Qlllljlelition. . u~ ~ 1;.:_" .. ~:9·<:<>lleded moro than cintLogbdok~wrjtlen byoarresJ· ... ..,_, ... ·.::l~lg;J\. · ... _ ... ~-~};'~;:°place Wlrinera of the -· . 2;000 items last year, and we d••tii:::~:.. which detaif•d th• trying For Un. r:e.::rw· -:.ater . p-·. a-.. r· .k.s __ . . ·~:;.u:"~u'An.::; :· To Present "F~· Dewn' ~~.~d.do •• w•ll this year,'' weekend during which his domain was . UC: . . ·.-lJi&h1. -. ind.. Nancy. . Dama. , n of . , . ·. -~ . , . WM:tlli?...,,.,.~., invaded by h1s mother, his teenage Slater •· ond..1\er teenge girlfriend was a stucly '. . . .. . Savauna H!gh, in l>9Y• and :i. The; ~vojee Golden 1)'•~ ·stru<iw~·and 'John Robinson. I PRE..CHRISTMAS _. _ID aU the llttlii things that i;,;:;; an cithir-, Mo~ of the ~ oulstanc!tltf liiologicallf .• or lkll· ''A" co-UUon. . ~JJ~ ~ Communiiy . Cb<Jrale -~._wiU accompany I COAT wise docile woman into a screaming fem1nTnf!l. · Ad v 1·1 or Y Bo a r,d';:'..o a · tilt en~· . . • ·naviC:I Llcata of 'La Qubjt~·-,...,,01 ~t William Latnam's the <ihorate -·i& tl'le Latham i thin Gra.ntedt , try; 5 ·nrfg tod crbeowdhfourh adkul~ o~ n.~aNdu~t any 1 • ~:!e;:e~~ Pcftaverk~y.lllldat . ~mmdaeil~e,.~ , .. _,,, t~. balfor High. and Caro} Kasparek ol. 'POWerfltl "Te Deum" as the work.::.,;"' · · 1 SALE gs In O a U SI e ac s ac ISO t u1e easiest O ''""" ..,......,. --Hunting ten Beach, ' ' 8 ; ( · inajor •ork 'of its fall concert j;;;;;i;· i;' .:;,;;;iii;;i;ji;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.J tasks. An4 escorting three people, ·female or otherwise, Lovers Cove and FarniWottb. inclusion in e state park $tudents,·and Steve Vinisky of t next Friday.. -adroon~ th 1 hee a~~·sllkbiggelsSt shhoppindilg eef nt. 1 rs during the 'hol 1 1d· ~:s~~g~~ ~i~~_:.to~~ system: ... Kennedy High ~ Connlf',~ The P.fograi!l will begin at a Nft...(DH IN I ays, 1n ratn, ew e . as its · icu Ues. Anyone wou --u ·po111· -Torrey Pines S t ate Morrow of Bolsa Grande Hi.ah, .,1p.m. in Jhe new stake building . ~~ .. ~ ~~ I feel rumpled after trying IL hie •Itel for underwater»orD. Raem ID San Dtego County. ~C" atooents. -· : • of the Church of Latter Day • ; i . I BUT I FAIL to see where the gender of the aubjetts They wtn meet at lO .. a.m. -Julia "Pfieffer Burns~ State :, Second place· winners ~re aints, Clay and 17th Street, in YOIJl .POCK. ET ~ of .the column has.much to do with tt. Sunday in ~the._city .mr. Park in ·Monterey ·County. Ken Ne~ I s e r M 'torona .ii!l Hunting UM Beach. R For instance, our bearded wonder states flatiy that chambers of the city of ~Yalon -Salt Point State Park in Mar High and Stephanie The public is invited. There ... ~~ I "women are not systematic." to review their findings. Sonoma County. Yamashita of Newport Harbor 'js no admiss iOn charge. · with. a :DAILY PILOT I If the man I'm married to is any indication, women The board was appolilted in. NegoUaUons are under way High, ":A" students; Kevin . Direct~ by Warren Ci•'ii6"1 Ad. W v are.cc;irWderably more systemaUc than men. · 1968 by Gov. Reagan to in-for title to the offshore areas MaxweU·of Orange .. High~ :n.id ~Peterkin,"the chorale will sing Sen uni>ntied lteDU ttJ ~ I just don't know of that many wome n who can spread vestlgate and ·recommend a "JIJ! the city of. San Di~ and Deborah Carle of El MOdena. a \'atiety .of sacred and ,_ = (QJr\ ~ ·hU two pairs of dirty .socks to such novel places as their shoes, statewide Program Of ~ the· State· Land CommilsiO~ ~_igli, "B" stud.en~·;· Philip ·secular ·music, ending with a PHONE M lU . · the laundry basket, under the Jiving room couch and under derwater reserves and mrea· for Torrey Pines and the com· .• 'Cail of Foothill High? and Christmas theme. . L j2~-·. 78 iwntetiff ,, .. 19 N..,.fw .;.~ the bathroom sint at the same time. lion areas alq the Callfornia mission for tln!: other two .Janet Beck of r Hwrti.nglon .}p.y. COiyar, Orange Cout M f '°"2~ '44-lnt · It may not be the same thing u putting a can of hair ·~r_toa!l __ to__;llnd=,._areu__;c:...."tha"'-1·"~~. l...:.' ..c\9'=i=l4.=--~--~---.;.!l<:•:;:ch::,.:lli:gh!'.::.' _"C:'_' :"::ud:;•~•ts.=...~_.:Co:=ll~eg~e'-.. :._:o:rg~aru~·s:_t ...:_•::n~d~iJl.;!~~~~~;~:~~~~~S.!! .. !'*~-~,.~-~-!-~~~ spray in the dish drainer, but Jt'a definitely not .system-1 . , . a Uc. TIQ::N THERE IS a certain city editor whose desk ls arranged so uns)l!tematically that he has to ask me for phone numbers he 'a written down but can't find. Lest anyone get the impression, I'm one of those radj- cal variety femininlsts who runs about burning bras, losa:· ing eggs at beauty pageants and calling men sexists and male chauvinist pigs, I'd like to uy I think bachelors are greet. After au, I married one. . ~ But, like bard boiled egis and 1torie1 about the fish that got away, they should be taken with a large grain of salt. _ -~ ~ t .. ' el~RN~l"I OME rSHION showroom Ill warehouse OPEN D~ILY lOTO 10 SUNDAYS 12T06 Traffic'Too Noisy' Eve'! If· It's Legtil ::".:·. · .. · -~·-. . T bjs Cbrisim,,s,,W.11 GiftytJ;.,_tJJ,,..1onttit;i. •• choose from over 1 oo styles and fabrics · ·· · -- + • • • • ' ....... incomparably priced during this SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--A said. Lesa than one perctnl of man who makes his living the trucks .. cbecked ~· .cited listening to traffic sayt lt's too 'anlfless Wm hatf.-Of;cq ·per. noliy, even if it is legal. 'cent' of all ft~·· · Merv Franks. a California • To meet , detailed standards Highway Patrol officer -who -of the stat~ nolle·taw, Franks . uses a microphone to catch must set up his noise meter 50 drivers whose noise is illegal feet from the traffic lane, four says, .. I suppose ~ can't ex· feet above ground and at least pect an entirely a i I e n t JOO feet from any surface that 'automobile or truck. But ·I might relect e:s:ces& noise. personally believe we can ex· He said some violators are peel them to be quieter than already aware of exceeding they are." the noise level, and take their Franks ls one of five CHP fool off tM gas when they aee officers statewide who move his equipment . from freeway to freeway ''These drivers know what checking noise levels. our micropbooe on Ila tripod His primary target.s are means," Franks said. ''The~ truc~s, although an occasional was one company that used passenger car gets caught ex-trucks without any kind of ceedlng the state's 9(kleclble muffltr. We'd btar them com- noise limit. jpg from a king distance .away. Franks' three·man anti.noise But the drivers _apparently team is responsible f o r were instructed to shut off - highways stretching from San-ease off the gas -v.·hen they ta-Rosa, SO miles.north _of ,S~n saw us. 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Wllciixen said that an opinion from the ~islrict attorneyts offi ce, which held the incessant "Hare Krbhnas" din resoun· ding through downtown Laguna do no& constitute_ disturbance of the peace "ap- parenUy was made wilhoot f u 11 Krishnas.!J ~.Hairy : Issue ~ . • ID knowledge or the fact.s or what's ha1> --Pe:ning on Forest Avenue ." Downtown bu,,iness people by the dozen have complained to the city that they are unable to conduct their affairs when the Krishna group sets up its ear-splitting chant oulilde. The city earlier was.advised by its own attorney that It could not interfere with this expression of religion. The Krishna youth malntaln that chanting the "names of God" on the street to attract disciples ts required of them by their religious masters. Apparently convinced that thtir ec- tivity is shielded by constitutional pro- te<:Uon of religious freedom , the saf[ron robed yQUths receolly ,..have-incroaaed their sorties from thetr "temple " "'in Laguna Canyon, and the decibels or their chanting. At a city council meeting this Wtek, one of their represenlltlves told lhe coun- cil "we recogniu a hlg11er authority" and aaid their aim is. tci attract more And more disciples, w):aleb wouJd product louder and "more joyOUJ" chflntlng. "I've tried to keep out of this," ssid Wllcoxen, ''and I've tried to talk lo them myself, but Mw it ~comes a matter of criminal law. The fact is that these peo- ple do not have any exemption frtim penal code provisio111 about public .nuisances and di.sWrbing the peace, They do'not hive the ri&ht to diaturb people on private property, which they now are doi,ng, ''1be coW1I have upheld many cases involving loud and raucous noi$e." • Wi~ regard to n.emptlon for religioll.! practice5, WU.coXen said this too has its limits.·.--.. ... __ .f'. "The Mormons thought they had tQt right to .have .six' wives,. but they found they couldn't" be aald .. "The same ap- plies , to certain religious ~pies regarding vaccinations now required by law. Obviously ~re have to be limits to religious pracUces. Some that are ae- ctpt.ed in other parts of the world would ne11u be tolerated hut.'' He noted too that ~D advocale' Timothy Leary bad sought lo evade drug lawa , .by maintaining ~is League of Sp~llual DOO>very qua!Ulod u a re.JJgJon, but without tuctess. ... ~ • "Laguna is a very. toler1nt town.11 said the lawy~r, ' former deputy district at· t . ..,,.Y )>1111,.tf, "otherwise lhe;bUBlntsS people wouldn't have put up with this for this long. "Tbil is one.of the reasons I decided to get involved. I'm QQe of many people who live and work in Laguna by choice, because we enjoy the lreedom and the sefllt of community. lf I were practicing law 111 a niz>e:.1tory office bullding this probably wooldn 't bother me. I enjoy having my office in the quiet, informal attractive atmoe:phtre of Laguna -and J intend to keep It that way.'' · The attorney 11id he. baa discussed the Krishna matter with the dlstrict attorney' and with Mrs. Marjorie Mize LeGay, a lawyer who has volunteered to represent tbe 'group. .. "1 hope she can eiplain their leg). rights·' -and the limlll of lhoee righta -to. them," said Wiicoxen, "so they can learn, in their eiuberance, that they are not above the law. I'd rather not see this go J.o coUrt." ' County. Schoo) Chief Ai!sai1s Four in Progress ' _Recall Actions 1 Jury's -Report: • • - ' ' Labeling grand jury criticism of his Or. fice "extreme", Dr. Robert Peterson, , county superintendent of schools, Friday 1 called for extreme changes in the grand , jury system. Grow Ill County "As an e1e<:ted official l believe t can i speak with more candor than an ap- ~, pointed superintendent rould," Peterson ; said of 1~ jury recommenda tion that his : .office be"" abqljshed. He said, however, ~ 1 ( that his -remarks did not represent the ~ opinion of the Board of Education wruch I· he serves as secretary. ~ Peterson called for a change of the grand jury. system setting up two grand juries one dealing with court ,proceedings and another to e<insideP an d make rerommendations a b o u t government bodies. Suggesting that such a body employ a "fairness doctrine" r e q u iring eI- amination of all sides of an issue, Peterson noted he's not been asked to testify before the Jury which this week called for diS!fl.an.tJWg ijle __ <:.Ql.lnjy sd!ools ·- office. DAIL T ,ILOT '"'" h' LM ,l'l'IMI An Anthropologist's Dreatn ' Further. the embattled e I e c t e d superintendent suggested a "challenge !or cause" of Grand Jury members similar to that allowed defense and pro- secution attorneys jn regular rourt pro- ceedings. This would deny access to a grand jury panel "to people with preconceived notions," Peterson said. What a ppears to be an ancient monument has been discovered in the hills overlooking Newport Beach. The huge !f.ones seemed to be lined up in relation to the summer and winter solstice in a manner sim- ilar to Stonehenge in England and the sun a.Ppears to rise directly over the keystone. lfow the simple natives managed to erect these giant stone shaft:S remains a mystery. "I would think that many people will repud iate this Grand Jury report for pro- cedural unfa irness to c e r t a i n in- dividualii:," he said. "The public is well acquainted with the Pendleton Park a Puzz·ler old time people in county government • .._ , .. - t~·~~~ \~e f;~~Jur:d~~~i::;y~~!~!;; Pr:.oblenis Await ·stiiie Tdkeov~r ~/ MiliiiJ,r-y~Be~~Ti "-; J y. •I • , -, , t' I • ... • J ... Pie b d th -tt -,.1> .......... ~ ~··· •Ii• __ e mi .~ ran ed. e jury's _rtco~-__ ..,,pespite UJe historiCal preredent it Transportation of water, stabiliiing talks "are only speculaUon. but the m,. end9atlllllthto._N . ~1forf;', ~1--' 4ftattil lh&-l'ecenl rilease 6f:rs-tntles-0r-crombliog-bl:uffs-and-sevtral major ad· -Marine E:orps' lease-is not-satisfactory-to ion one ovemuc1U1111oas ·0t:1ng ... ---. · ··t .: -•-•--•&still llbe the •·d ' tint" " rt' I" San Ohorre military beach to the public m1rus rawve ·~uai.es .mu • para.o epar en . po 1 ica · overcome before the beach becomes a A major conRJCf Is eefite'fe<J on the Had it passed that measure would have has brought on grave problems for the full·fledged part of the stale parks corps stipulation that the parks depart· made the county superintendency an a~ State Department of Parks and Recrea· system, top area officials said late this ment will nol ask for further acqu isltioos pointive office. Peterson believes that tion. · week. if they Obtain San Onofre bluffs. having r~iled to influence voters before One of the major issues, offici als ··we don 't have anything -no signed Doughert)I.. said that provision ls "not the elecllon. the Gi:411d Jury now brought related this week, is the 11!.__ck of formal agreement; no signed lease," said James bl out its report recomrrlending revision of documents and a slipul.ilion sougllt by Whitehead, director of Division Six of the accepta e" 10 the parks officials. the county schools office. the Marine Corps thal lhe state will not parks system. A signed lease could open the scenic Under his leadership "the County ask fOl'.more than it has already been William Dougherty, -Parks department beach area to the public, the parks department or education h a s ac-granted. area manager' said the hang-ups in the spokesmen said, but the area would be complished some things that would not .~ ~~i~;,roved -no sanitary facilities, no have been accompliShed if I had not been • In office." .f!eter8on said. -.... :n..•nf.-.-:WftL w1•te Dou.gher\Y aa1d a signed leai8 would Among':tlie'8.C1Mevement8 he:filed were ; ... -?... v•~• · ·n permit the department to mOVe ahrild on ,a $30,000 drug abuse infflrnl@tlo~er. plans for temporary facilities, bm there~ ·grant ~jy~ thjs~ukfrom the · aJ· K "°d' d D • I c is little hope for such impiovemenls' govern,ment, the" grange Couat y ".. '~I-' na·pe 1p omat 1·oss beforeJ1nuary,l972. " Academic Decathlon for high scllool _ · "Ninety chemical toilets for that beach students and .... the Mar ine Sciences . · would 1 .cost $60,000 per year," said lnstitu~ for which UOO.IXXl of federill ~;Who noted that wiiter would money is being soughl!lo provide floating FI • H E I d have to be trucked in . laboratory expeditions for county schools. V1 ng om e to ng an The parks officials discussed the Further, he cited the compilalion of ' .J -. JlO"ibillly of piping water four miles educational . television co!ltracts by the from San Clemente, nolirig th a t county office for purchase of programs MONT.REAL (UPI)_ The b•'tarre k•'d· , . pennanent inlprovemeots would have to from Los Angeles. Cost! of such ·pro-er of a French Canadian terrorist organi. await fufure budget allocations. grams are cut by .the bulk purchase and naping of James R. Cross ended on a zation. San Clemente City Manager Ken Carr districts contribute 75 cents per student. happy ·note today with the British di pier The Canadian government talked ol said in the disc;µssio ns tha\ the city's new A · 1 mat headed for England and a reunion giving him a medsl for bravery. s a practica matter. Peterson with the wife he' hasn't seen for more than Gross, 49, was·~o take off for London's tertiary sewage. treatment'.'l>lant could believes the Grand Jury report will not eight weeks during which he was a prison-Heathrow Airport today shoiuy after pro vide usable effluent water far laod- lead to dismantling the county education making his first publlc statement since sca pe areas. department or board . he was released Thursday after two Long-range development, wl'lea the prcr Both are provided for by the state corr-G Lihe • months as a.ho.stage of the Quebec Llber-p:>Sed lease Is only for 25 Yea""is, 'ill 'a' pro- stitution and would req uire a con-ay· f3lJ0ll aUon Froni (FLOJ. blem the park planners raci. stitulional amendment in order to be It was not expected that he woold ever White head said the geologists' reports changed. p } Pl d return. showed "unstable underlay" of the bluffs An alternative means of reronstituting 8De 3llD.e His kidnapers ~-idenlilied as Marc whjch make development d 1 f.f i c.u It the functions of the County schools office Carbonneau, Jacques Lanctot and Pierre "because there is a continual ero.!ion." would be adoption, of a County charter A panel of speakers from the 9ay Lib-Seguin -were safe in Cuba , after trad· -George .0. Rackelmann, landscape that specifically ou.Uined some oUier eratioPI· Front Sunday will discuss social Ing Cross' life for a government promise planner for the parks department method of accomplishing the w&'k now attitudes and Jews which discriminate of safe pa~ge to Havana. Sacran'lelito offices, who also attended handled br. Peterson's staff. against the' homosexual In American .,. The .government provided a. Cariadian the preaa-conference, said the "un· Peterson's chief arguritent ai alnit the ciet,y. forces Boeing 1ffl to carry Cross home. consolidattd sand, slide clay and stone Grand Jury report was the fact that ha been sched f and Labor Minister Bryce MacKasey material in the btuf!s will be a planning without the local. e1ected bo3rd, County The ~rogram s uled or was named to head the send-off delega· hurdle.'' a ~ng of the Uni~rlan UniversaUst lion nd oodb beh If ol c residents would-kise an appeal body to Fdlowlihi p of Laguna Beach. It Is to be-' a say g ye on 8 an- resolve local attendance or territorial gin at 10:30 a.m. in Room 2.1 of Laguna ada. d'.spules. Be h H' h Sch 1 Waiting for him in London will be his ac 1g 00 · If 0 • ba ho I t hi Oct 5 "Something would have to be created w e, P<lr ra, w as saw m . · The group also plans an evening meet-as he was led mana~ from the )ed. In Los AngeleLQr...fuirumento to which log. , room of their comfortable home by two parents would have to go with their prcr Citrus College psychol.Wv Instructor carbin8"wieldin .. FLQ terrorists. blems." ¥iv "' Ron Le11y, a Laguna Beach resident, will The external affa irs department said lead the evening discussion entiUed representatives of the British government "Does Modern Woman's Aggressivtness would head the official welcoming party 'rttrn Off the Single Man?" in London. Diplomatic sou rces said they Coast Educator - Mary V. Cliilg,s Ser.vices Slated By JOANNE REYNOLDS Df IM Pllllf 'O•t JllH . When San Juan Capistrano Mayor Tony Forster presented bis city's letters of commendation to outgoing Supervisors Alton Allen_ and William Hirstein, be remarked that be had become more em· pathetic toward Supervisors. "We have a lot in common," Forster quipped. "I'm facing a recall and JO are they.'' The mayor's jest could have been made by a good many officials in Orange Coun· ty. Currently, there are four recalls In pro- gress.Jhat involved nine local elected of· ficials. -Residents OfSeal BeaCli are a temp iUg to recall city councilman Conway Fuhrman: residents of San Juan are pushing for the recall of Forster; resid ents of the South• Coast County Water District are seeking ~ recall of four of the district's board members, and rounty residents are trying to recall supervisors David Baker, Robert Ballin and William Phillips. The Seal Beach drive Is one of the oldest and at present its outcome is awaiting a Superior Court decision. It got started July 'l1 when Fuhrman and fellow council members Thomas R. Hogard and Morton A. Baum voted city manager Lee Risner out of office. A recall committee from Fuhrman't district fed by Tom Blackman served the councilman with their intention to file • recall petition that night. Since then, the drive has bogged down in a series of complicated Jeeir quesUoha'.. Tbe Supertor·eourt cue centen on decision of interim city attorney Jim Bentson who ruled that recall workers needed 25 percent of the entire city's voters listed on their petitions. Proponents of the recall allege that more than 25 percent of the names of the second district voters had been obtained and that number should have been ac- cepted by City Clerk Judy Weir. Recall workers went back to collecting and said that as of Oct. 13 they have more than 25 percent of the signatures of reitistered vote rs in the city. But until Judge Lester Van Tatenhove rules on the issue, the •Fuhrman recall drive 1s stalled. The most widely publicized recall ls the one against the Supervisors. It received countywid~ attention when supcrvisoi:s allegedl y considered giving the.mselves a 95 percent pay raise. Originally begun by two group.! knoWn as the Neighborhood Knowledge Committee and the Property Ownen Protective Lea«ue. it is now being handled by a combination of the two known as the CiUiena Referendum and Recall Com· millet. County Clerk William E. St John said the committee must rollect 9 , O o O From Pagel GUN CLUB. • • an educational asset are the provision .or a water supply, vegetaUon control, walkways, and fentjng, Marsh.explained. "All funds for these needs must .come for sources other than the general opera ting budget of the university," be added. Lying Just north of the camP,US with easy access from CUiver road , tht marsh· already ls a favorite spot fQI' trailbikers and archery buffs. "Fencing ia nectssary to keep some .semblance of ·a nature preserve," Marsh said. - Formerly fed by water from San Diego Creek, the marsh is thrtatened with drying up aince the construction of flood control dikes, Marsh said. ''Without" water it won't be a marsh for long,"' he added. Valley of ~Y o.uth The meeuna will .be&ln at I p.m. at would bt high-ranking British leaders. S90 t:Mamond St. AU slni;le penot'IS are "almost certainly of cabinet rank, at When the Univer1ity was approached Funeral servtces will be held Monday by Irvine Company offlclils wflh the for Harper Elementary School teacher marsh preaerve purchase proposal, the Movie To.Ught Call it Utopia or Shangri·La -it does e.xlsL ' ,. ' A color doc1.1mentary movie about H1.1nia, the ~amazing valley of Memal yoolh hlgh tfl l1'1 e Hfmala:~s trill be .!hown tonigtit at 7:30 o'clotlt 'ln the Orange Coast College auditorium. Filmed and narrattd by lady ad· venturer Renee Taylor. the story of Hunza -where crime and disease are unknow~ ll!l'lPhysical •d mtnLll lltollll abound•'-';'fl7>l'On.oored by Ibo on.,. Coost YMCA Handball Club. Ticket.! for the film are now on sale at the YMCA or local bu.!inessct, at $2.50 per perton; but 1tatln1 LI ll.m.ltcd. invited. Levy ls married. least.'' Io Ottawa, Prlme·Mlnlster Trudeau said Mrs~ Mary V, ChUds, &t, who died Thurs-San Joaquin Gun Club wu the only other Soviets Speed Mail to POWs WASHINGTON (UPI I -P05lmasl<r General Winton M. Blount sats tht So- 11iet Union has agreed to carry Christ· mas parcels and mall lot American pri· aoners dlrectfy to North Vietnam on its new nonatop MOtcOW-Htnol alrUne Olghl · Ranol bas tndlcated it ·will accept Christmas 1>3rcels up to IJ pounds thls year, provided they were malled via MCllCDW. _ - - the government w11 considerln1 award- ing Cross the Order of Canada, the na· Uon'a highest honor: Robert Stanfield, leader of the opposition Conservative par- ty. aaJd Croas should be gl11en the award for _his bravt!'Y and enduranct, Police 'Cleaning 1:Jp' day after 30 yeii'1 'in the e<ti.tcaµoQ.)\eld, interested buyer. Rites for Mrs. Childs, 346'."ii®P?-Avt... ..The club had offered to purcha1e It and Corona del Mar, will be at $:30 p.m. tn allow the university to use It for educ•· Baltz M6rtuary Chapel, Corona de! Mar,. Uonal purposes. with private Interment to follOw. , '"th~ area which I.! used by the seven The vettran educator was on leave members of lh_e cJub for 26 pays a year is from the Newport-Mesa Unified ~hool former agricultural land never a part of Di1lrict for treatment of cancer, wbe.n the orl8inal marlh. stricken by a fall! heart attack. 'jAU hunting in the main portion of the Survivors Include a daughter. Patricia mllrah b now prohlblttd," Marsh said. BANGKOK (UPI) -Police Comm•s-A. -Schultz, of Corona def M1r; a son, • ~ore than 80 species of coutal and slontt Monchal Phan~bue.n Niki Fri-Franklin ~hultz, of Florida, and 1 slater, migratory birds make the marshy 111rca day that ff'OCJJ now on "wnoll'abpic and ·• ¥ra. Brayden Finch, also of COrona-:del their home. The license stipulates -that o~ne: plcture3,'; including calendars ... Mar. • • -· ·~ lhe gun club will provide the unlvenlty with nudes, will not be &llowed in police The fa mily suggests memorial con· with a llst of the birdJ shot d1.1ring U\e bootha. The commtastooer said this would lr1butions to Chlldrtn'a HospltaJ o( hunllng seuon which this year encb Jan. m>lte.llle booth& look mon oUiciaL Orange Counjy._ _ JJ.,_ ' . signatures In each district within lllO days· of the signing of the first registered voter. The signature drive is headed by Harry H. Quigley, Jr., a New~ business ex- ecutive. He said the dr fve is, moving along based on what he says is the supervisors' "clear intent to pay no at· - tention to the taxpayers. "The real ic ing on the cake came when · the board voted Nov. JO to raise· its pay before hearing any comments from the : people v.·ho had jammed their way into their meeting." · Ia San Juan Capistrano, the recall of . Forster is being led by the "Committee for Good Government." Donald Routt. spokesman for the group, has charged ·that"Mayor Forster v)elated an ordinance- which outlines the chain of ·command within city government, that he attempted lo provoke fist fights with two coun- cilmen and the former administrator- clerk, and is using his Influence to allow a land use permit that is not compatible with surrounding property. Forster has: denied the charges In detail. The recall surfaced when the city coun- cil voted to fire Ernest Thompson, the administrator-clerk. Ed Chermak. a councilman who wu formerly mayor. has been linked to the committee. Routt. who was an unsuccessful council candidate, has until Jan. 13 to collect the 483 signatures needed to bring about a recall election. ., By far the m01t inclusive recall drive is that which is befug sought against 10ur of the five dtrectors -of the South Coast water district. -The Committee of South Coast Citizens l~illl• 1 r s r ct Management, headed by Jay McComb are seekini the repla cement of 'Ibomas Brooks, Gerald S. Pell, Robert Malone and Ted O'Connell. The only board member whose job Is not In question is Dr. Anthony Orlandella. The recall measure was begun after directors instituted a 50 percent increase In the district's rate.!. A private firm 's study made for the district -which has not boosted rates in 11 years-indicated .a 100 percent increase was needed, but directors settled for half that. The drive was originated by the Thunderbird Homeowners Association and has spread throughout the district Angus Smith, vice president of the association, said they had lhe required 343 signatures as of Nov. 13, but that the group woul4 rontinue ; to c o 11 e ct aignatures up to the Jan. 26 deadline. The mos t recent experience with a recall -the attempt in 1969 to unseat Supervisor Alton Allen -wa s highly. organized and well linanced but failed to get the required signatures. Whether or not any Of these dri ves comes to an election, or if any of the elections succeed in unseating an official rema.in.s to be seen. But what is obvious is that more ~pie are linding that they can fight city hall and county government . through the referendum and the recall · DAILY PILOT Ne.,ert lexlil H ....... .._, l9fiiH le•;lt k.it.ll ¥.tfey t·C-. M.t•' _ , S,.. C ........ O!lAMGE COAST PUBLISHING ~fAM't Roitrt N. Wee~ 'r•1i..,,, 1r.4 PVlllltMr j~;i R. Cu~t-i. V'kt ,,..,:;.;J_tt.d G#llral Mlnttec" 1hornt1 Ket...;I ' Edller Thor11tt A. Murph111• Mtrwitlrlf lfllllOt' Richtrd '-Htlf SOll!h 01tnte C111111tr Edltw ""'"' Co11• Mae' 'lJO Wu! •-r ll,..,,. Nt"POM 811c~: 1111 Wul '''"' loll!tnrt -llfV!ll fltl(~: ,72 ~It"~ M11.,ll,,gt11<1 ltt~: 17t7J Btteh lovltverd ltn (lcl'NnM: JM Hlll"111'1tl' C•mlnll 11: .. 1 D.\llT ,llOt, wlNI W.-.ldl 1$ ~ !fie Mt#lo·,,nt. k ~i.PIOll 1111111., •e.t!M '"""' My 1ft 1e,1r.1e cd!l10n1 IOI' lAlllN l.:c~. JltwPOtl l ttUI, COlll M•t1 lhlfltillllM lffCll •!Id "-1•1~ .... ~,, ....... wilt! i- r1910ntl tdltleN. Ortnte-Ctalf PWU!Jllfl9 CtmPtnr ,.,11111..., ot-.i11 .,. •t 2:111 Wet a11Mt 11¥11., NIWllO'I ht<ll. a!lll ~ W•I 111 llrMt, Cftll MHI. ,...,... (714) '41·4221 Cl•lflff Acho9rtllftlll 6424611 lu CltlMIM 0 ASI hpal llOihZ Telepl ... 4H.+4Jt C"l'flfl\t. 1'10. OrHite Ot$t l"Wlhllfrle CemiNnf, Hl lllWt 11Wll$. 1Uti9tret,__ eillterlll ll'ltlt.r ., ,.....,,,..,,.,11 ....,... ,..., M re~c• ""'"*"' ..,..Ill _.. ml'lt\o!I .. Cotl'fitllt ""'"*'• • kwllll cltu "'' ... H i4 11 "-' ~ 1r.1 Clhll M1,1, C1lller11ll, S'*'Crlotloi\ W c1rrltr t1,tl mont1'11YI Ill' ,..,.11 l).7J !Mllltl\'t'1 • mlll1tr., tlt'11ft•tletlt. Q.U "*lffll.,, •• I ' I I I I ----~,~-~~·~-............... ~-~~~_......~----......-__,,----------~----• f ll&Q. Y PILOT • .. • ·Pulpit and Pew Catholics Hold Big Edge .. I -.- Among V.S~ Congressmen OD Frldl1 .. enln& Rub« ..... Te•ple will bold thtlr reaular 6abbllll e v e n I n i MRrv•nct In the 11nctuary of &t. Ja11101 !Cf>ilcopal Qlur<h, !IOI Via Lide>, NeW]lO!\ Beach at 1:11 p.m. Following the Mrvlcff, which will be led by Robbi Btmanl KJna, an 0nq Shabbll·wlll be offered. -Two wonblp aervlce1 wlll be obltrvtd on the second SUn- day of the Advent season at Cbrflt Lul.beran Cbarcb, 750 Victoria, Costa Mesa, 8 :1~ and 11 a.m. 1be Rev. Lothar iwnow will bring a message on ,J,he theme, "Come • Be.lie°'*," at both •rvi~s. 'Ibe second mid·week A d v t n t Service wlll be held on Wednesday, at 7:10 p.m. '!'bis will be the SchoOI Children's Advent Serviet of Christ Lutheran Day School who will preaent .. M.aranatba." Holy Communion will be observed Sunday at the 10 a.m. eervice of worgbip at Cbrlll .... Sbeplierd . Lallleran Clllm. 35622 C a m I n o Caplltrano. Capistrano Beach. Tbe Adven~ Wreath will have two cudles llght.d I n obatrYance of the second week of pr<parit!Oll for the coming of Chtllt~stznas Day. Dr. Aekerri\ dtliver a brief medi on on "Vigilant Hope." y school for all Iii" beglnl at tt:OS a.m. wllll the Adult Bible Forum follow- Inc Ille coffee l<llowsbip aftor the church worship. D r • Aclwman Is leading the cur- rent cliseu11ion on "JeJUJ of Nar.areth." '!'be Finl Ualled Melllodlll atart\, 2 7 21 Sevtntet11th Slrtet, Huntington lleacb, will conduct two worship aervlcea SUnday at l tl5 and IO:IO a.m. Dr. Rolland Rice, ·ntumed mlalonary from _Taill'an, will be pre1chlnc. Mrs. IUce wl!I be with him and will -k at the Qutsters clua at t : 15 aPCI to tbt youth at 10:30 a.m. At S:IG p.m. Iller< wUI. be a faml· ly potluck dinner at the church. Everyone attending ts asked to bring a sample of their hobbies. New members will be &pedal gueols. RenrreetWn Lat••r•• Churth, L.C.A., 9812 Himilton Avenue (Hamilton at Brookhurst) schedules morn- ing worshlp and Holy COm· munlon 1t 10:30 a.m. Arthur R. Tingley, pastor, will speak on "A Source -0f Peace and Joy." Sunday school sessions for grades two and abov~ are at 9 a.m. The Adult Dilcuulon Group· also meets at t . Nursery care through first gradm meet at 10: 30 a.m. Rev. Dave Harris wlll be speaking at the Baattnsto•· Valley 8aptilt C11111eb on sun,. day. Rev. Harris will be speaking lo the Adult Sunday School Class at 9:45 a.m. and will be bringing the morning worship hour message at 11 a.m. and the evtning worship hour mesaaie at I p.m. Also on Sunday Mrs. Beverly Davis will begin a Qtlldren's Church for children 5 lo 11 years old. She will be presenting a series of leasoDs entitled "learning to grow the Bible Way" and us-. ing "Ti F•m" MJssionary Stories, Huntington-Valley Baptbt Cburcb bu midweek Prayor Mettlnr on Wednesday evtftine It 7:30 p.m. Hun· 11nCton-Valley Baptist Church II loc1&ed II. 9179 Starfish Ave .• P'OUi'l.ain Valley. Temple Betb David o f Oraqe COUil' will conduct • •pe<lal ORT Sabbath Service on Friday evening at 8:15 p.m. at the Community Congrega- tional Ol~L. 4111 Katella Avenue at Bloomfield, in Los Alamitos. At this time Temple Betb David will wel~me as Uielr "'"Is the Orance Coun-ty Wut Otapter of the Women's American Organiza· tJon for Reba b ilitation 'l'broogh Training. ORT ls a prognm for ~buildinl human Uvts thrqh vocational education. "Where to Go at Christmas? To a Table" is tbe aermon topic of the Rev. Norman L. Brown on Sunday at tbe P I y m o u t b Congrtt:atlooal CIJurch of Newport Harbor 3212 Broad Street; Newpori !each, at 10 a.m. worsbl.p service. Sunday school ls held at tbe same time with babyslt- tinc service provided. Tbis is al.so Communion Sunday, our service ls an open Communion and guest.a are welcome to partake. Lutbtraa Church of die Ma1ttr at 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona de! Mar, offers two hours of worship at 9 and 11 a.m. The Lord's Supper will be given at both hours. Dr. Wm. R. Eller will deliver the meu1ge "The Lord Be With You " A special sfrvlce . of worship will be offered at 2·30 p,.m. tn the Park 1.! do P'lagsblp." -Dr. Charles H. Dlmnli•ld, paator, will preach a termon entitled "Advent Serl•• Ouidts ~~re~.~~,·~ s~i::O a~ci 11 a.m. services on SUnday at St. A.odrew's Pretb)'terlaa Cllurcb, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Betcb. or Religious Scltnce f s -•poneorifti Thursday lectures Tetnple Sbaro1. 611 w. tt 10 a.m. Jn the Leisure .Hamlltcn, Cotta Mesa, will World at Clubhoule 2. These hold Its regular Friday even· ltcture3 are free of charge Inc Mrt<lct1, walcomJni the •• , Sabbatb, at a p m. Rabbi. _.... open lo tho public. GallOn Goodman will condllct Qualified teachers are in services and •Ill conclude tbe cllarp of children fr o m two port sermon 00 "Athotra babyhood through hllb school acn01tlcs and Believers." ~ durln& Sunday early: service Fellowship Hour (Oner Sha~ only. ' bat) wUI follow at the oon- clualon of tht ngular oervlce. A Hum1n tupta Day pro-1 grom wUI be offered lo O r a n g e Countiant by the · Baba'!• of Santa Ana SUnday, Dec. I at 7 p.m. at the Smedley Jr. High Scbool, Edinger and Center, Santa Ana. Featured 1peaktn will be Dr. Jobn Strneaalor, Doctor of EducaUon, and Mr . Guillermo !Wlnpo, News Commentator for K M E X . Theme of tbe evenlna will be Human Right.I and Education. A lrlbute lo Ruben Salasar wm higbllgbt tht evenJnc. Admi11ion is free. On SUnd1y, the Rev. Dr. Henry Gerhard .of CArd of RellJI011 Science, 2 O O a 2 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, will speak on "'!'be Way of Love" at both services at 9 and at 11 a m. The Cburcb '!'be llev. Roy A. Ocker! minister of the Unit.aria~ Uni•eraalist C b u r c b of Fullerton. will speak· o n ''Bangfn1 Youth Into 'D).unbDtaa" at the 10:30 a.m. 11rvice2' of the Ualtarlla Uaf\leraalilt Qarch, 125j VJc· tori.a Street, C0sta M e s a . Specltl mutlc will be provided by MlJs Melanie Oley, of Ille "'llorton Cllurcb. '!be ll<!v. Mr. Ockert served u co- rnlniat.r of Illa First Unitarian C'barcb of Loi Angeles from · 1157 lo 1159. Tonight at 7:10 and 9:30 o'clock, the church will be &bowing the film "I a Mon," by Andy Warhol, l<>r in- terutod •dulls. M... Verde Ualted Metllodlat Cbarch, 1701 Baker Street, Costa Mesa, will have two mornln& worship services at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Paul Che PULPIT, P ... 'S) WASHINGTON. D.C. -'!'be l'reobyterlans (the th I r d • Ninety-second Con,irtas wlll tarceat bloc),, 83 ; Unitarian- have 111 Roman Catholic UniveraalisLs, I ; Church of members, the most 1n the na· Chrllt, 7; Greek Orthodox, 4; lion's history, accor.t; ... , to in and the Society of Friends -.. {Quakers ), 4. The authoritative rell&I0118 .census Episcopalians, 66, lost one - of COniress published In tbe gaininl three senators bi.it IOS· curreat lsue of Cbristlanlty ing four representatives. Today maguine. Remaining un·changed are Clthollc1 gained five since Lutherans, 14; Christian the Ninety.first Con1ress, the Church (Ditciples). 13: Latter· largest jUmp since at least day Saints <Mormons), 10: 1958, the first year of the ChrisU1n Sc Jent is ts, S; magazine's survey. Other ma-Evsnitellcal Free Church, 2; jor religious groups will main· anii Seventb.<Jay Adventists. tain about the same reprettn· ApoatOllc Qui1tians. Chrtstian tation, according· to t be and Missionary A 11 i a n c e , censu1. The Jews lost fJYe, Eyangellcal Covenant. and and now hive 14, aftd the Sebwtnkf'elder, one each. Methodists -wha1e ae: con--The Brethren in Chri.sl gressmen are the second-Iara· Ottircb reaained il! only e1t COfltingent -are d ow n member in recent years. four. J."Edward Routh 10.lnd.) wa5 The Metbod.lslJ wUI a11in' raturned to the House after hive the moet senitors, 20, J1st serving in the Ninetieth though lhl5 is three fewer than Congress. the number taking office lo Analysh: of the figures in IMS. In gtiblrnatorial con-Christianity Today's survey tests, tbe Methodiata also lead shows several states have a with 10 in the statehouses. heavily C a th o l I c represen· The independent Prote1tant ta.t·ion in Congress . journal says that for the first MassaCbusetts has 11 of 14. Ume since its statistics have New Jersey bas 10 of 17, and Cllurch (Olociple&l. ChrliUan SCJenlists, and Jews. Margaret Chase Smlth (ft .• Me.), the one woman senator, Us a Methodist. In a related election story in the same issue, Christian.it)' Today observes that AlthOugh more clergymen than ever before sought seats in tht U.S. Congress this year, they fartd· poorly at the hands of the electorate. Only two of 14 were soc· cessfut. The Rev. Robert F. Drinan, a Jesuit, won a House race in Massachusetts, thus becoming the first Catholic priest to be elected a voting member of Congress. The other, the Rev. John H. Buchanan. Jr., a Southern • Baptist first elected to the House in 1964 as an Alabama Republican, will begin bis fourth term in January. Church Gets New Pastor been regularly compiled, 111ree Rhode Ioland, 3 of 4. The Rev. Eqar w. Phillips congresamen tbl.s year said Jn Nebraska, ·rour of five are has officially been installed 111 flatly tbey have no religious Presbyterl.1111, and in Utah -pa.!ltor of First Assembly of 1ffll11tion. And thole who said only sttte where all are of the God, 148 East 22nd Street, they are "Protestant" but did ume religious affiliation -Costa Mesa. not give a more specific the four conaressmen as well The new pastor, 38, ts a ns- rtspoo,te increased from l:l to a1 the a:ovemor are Mormons. tive of Kansas City, Missouri. 16 betWeen 1968 and 1970. Female members of the 11te survey revealed that House will include four Mr. Phillipa, with hi5 wife t I tw c · and three sons, Mike, Larry wo groups o s t o athohcs, more women than and Dan, have taken residence represnt.atlves since the from any ot~er religious faith, at 442 El Modena Avenue, Ninety-first Congnss: the tbe new census shows. Other Newport Beach. Mrs. Phillips Baptists, !>.1 to 51; and tbe congresswomen in the Ninety· ha5 been appointed director of United Church of Ch r I s t second Congress include two 1he church • related Newport- (wblch includes ConlJ'ql· United Church of Christ, two Mesa Prnchool and will as. tJonallsts), 29to1:1. "Protestants," and one each sume her responsihlllty thll ' Eacb gaining one are the from the Methodists, Christian week. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY Newport Unity lOllM D. llllCKIMOl!lt. Mlnls!IP Sll1pplmt ...... S11td.,w10 A.M. huetle•al Senke-11:11 A.M. Suncl1y Schoel f•, •11 •t•• -•:45 •·"'· 11 .. -.,.,... • ....,.,, .... Office-"""'111 , Singspiration Wtf e ,..,., 7:20 P·•· DIAL..AoPU Tit '4M629 ·' Fint-Assembly-olUOUIHtrth- 140 E. 22nd St., Costa Mou 54137'1 I•"· E. W. "illl1p1;· Poiter till A.llf-cltnd klleel •All Afet 11111 A.M.--Ce11• ... • SenSc. Jf. Ir ,,. .... CMNI: N"'*Y'C..A..aa.ltle 7101 P.M.-hdef PWlltpe ~ ... 7120 ..... -w.-...,..,,.,., Ir llMe ltffy N..,..t M .. ,,... ....... A .. 2'/t•S &ill A.M, TO I P.M. -PH. 641•JJJJ HARBOR ASSEMIL Y OF GOD 740 W. Wiieen, C"t• Mt1• 14M704 I/, L Nlll:TWICK, P'ASTO• •O•l•T S. llSTI• Ml~lltw ef IM•• CAll.L O•MTIY "'llllllv ef MllM& SUNOAT SllYICD '"" llMGLl1'0N ,......,ofTwtll t :41 4.M._._.., khffl 11110 A.M-"CeMM111l•11 Wlttl ..... SerllltetibJP•er J:OO P.M.-"Tlte.Pl•ls~ u .... htwte11 ~ ,.,., COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL PN-lcMll -KIMlr .. ttMI -lill"""1•rt -Clll .. Gani FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 411 HAMILTON, COSTA MUA •IOROI KOURI, P-.r Su11dov Sthool , ••• , •• , 9:45 Tr•i11i119 Unio11 • , •• , , •• 5:00 Mot11l11t Wonhi1t ••••• 11 :00 E~1"J119 Worthip ••• , •• 6100 WM11•td•v p,,.,.f Moell119 fot tll 19•• ••• , ••••• ,. , •• 7:JO ,._. '42of111 Nmerr Al'lteyl Afthable UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 2152 S. I. PAUIADll lOAD s.A"TA ANA HlllJHTJ IUMD,fiY tCltOOI. ................................. 1. A.M. MO•MIMt WO•INll• .............. ., .... :,,. ...... ,.11 A.M. a't'IMIMG W0•5Mll• ............................... r PM. MtDWltlC a1•1vc1 WIDMl!5PAY ............ ,, ..... M. low, .... '· cem. Cllul'Sll ,.,_. M-Mn PIRST I FIRST CHRISTIAN BAP,TIST CHURCH CHURCH .. ,.......,....., 1.111\NtkH ltl'fl•ll Victoria & Placentia Ave. "e--Costa Mesa -··~ .... -"--J ....... ,..,., Mllll.._ "'•"'lrtf Wet1hl1t t 1JO & II t111 -"-S11!!4oy S1ho•I ...... 9:10 0111 Ytlrfll Mllllttef ' •• ,ry ~··· ............. ,,. •. :'!\. f¥111h11 Str¥tce ••• , 6~00 P.M. lllllt It . ' ' ............... t 1• •• m. Yeuth Choir ...... 7:1S P.M. ' •rri:i ...,.,, .......... hi• '·"'" Ytuftl ............. , ......... ,I """ Yo11th M1•tiitt1 •••• 1:00 P.M. VKlltf"C ........ ,.,., .......... ,1 """ CMllf (Ml et 1n krYk• Nursery Care Provided 14"2421 14M771 14MJ41 ' - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llANCHU 0, THI MOTHll CHUICH ~ THI fllST CHUICH OP: CHlllT, SCflNTtlT IN JOITON, MASSACHUSITT1 "God The On~ Cause and Creator" SUNDAY, DEC&MBIR 6 , ------Costa Mew-First Church of Christ, Scltntlst lllO M ... Yltftle Dr,. C... M- 1.-., kltnl -9111 A.M. Chrcll SenlM-11 A.M. leedfitt IMM, 2110 M .. Yenle Dr. Huntington Be1eh-Flrst Chureh of Chrlat, Sclontl1t lftt. 011 ... SU41., School -t :JO I 11100 Ch•rc• -9:JO I 1 I A.M. IHdlitt loe-221 Mol11 It. Nt\llfpOrt l•ach-Plrst Church of Christ, Scientist IJIJ YI• Udo c ..... 11 & S.ltd., Scll•ol -t :11I11:00 leodl .. a..., JJ1 I YI• Uff Newport l••ch·Stconcl Church of Christ, Scientist 1100 P.ctffc YI•• Dr., Con•• ... M• a..u & S111doy School -1 O A.M. IHllllMJ IHM -21611. CMlt Hwy. All are cordially invited to attend the church services and enjoy !he privlleg .. of the Reading Rooms t•ll4 Cm Pni•ldff AT ALL SIRYICIS .JJ.arlor Ckri6lian Ckurck OF NEWPORT l_IACH-lDltclplell Meetl"I let•lertr H_,.. lllfllMHry klleel 415 •• 1 llfrl St., c ....... Church School 9:45 A.M. CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH EntPh.aslzins The P'Un of God The Penon ol Chri1t The Power of lhe Holy Spirit Su~.sy School 9 AM Mo1nln1 Wonhlp ,.411111 .10jiQ,M\ E.Jtni119 Stt'Aao 7+PM . ST. MATTH!W LUTHERAN CHURCH 11112 curver Driv• Un iversity P11rk, Irvine In. H•rMtt N. N!.,_ l•'"'-r kllMl-l:IO A.M. ,_lly Wwd:lp l:JO I 10 A.M. I Jl•llll N•!MfY C-. IJJ.JZ46 A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH . l•lbot lsl1nd Hunlin9fon le•ch-Nofth ' -................ Ible '""" ond Pr•ytr 7 PM Nurstry durfn1 ~rviO!'S A fl.II Youth Propa"' COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL ---THI UNITID- COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH -coMMUNfTy--- METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H1il Av1, 142·"4•61 Wof1hip I Church Sch••I Cm. of Or1np and lln:I. SL Cotta Mesa S.ventli·Day Adventist Church • 611 HELIOTROPE WOt'llllp-10 A.M. I 171 A•ec• St., C"•· M.. I Ch•r&h klteel-11 A.M. tlP. P~lllf! G. Murr1y, Mlnitt•r 644-7400 I JelWI SlllWll'lllCI, ... ,.., ,....,.., .. ...,.. I SebMtti Schffl •••• t :JO AM r:,=========!11 .Attend Ckurck Menli .. W•rsfrllp •• 11 :00 AM I ,,.,.., MHtl .. WM.. 7:JO PM ,llF======~~~~ll 1 THE EPISCOPAL ' CHURCH 'I Welcomes You. I ST. JAMii. Jiff YI• Ude, N..,.rt 1..U, 7:10 A.M.-H•ly l11frledtt t :OO A.M-'*"llY WOl'Milp 11 :00 A.M.-.AlterHte Hely C•1:111111•I" ... .,. .... ,,..,., Ml4•W..t Hely C•11Hn1111IH I HMll .. SerYlcn T1•d9Y--10:JO A.M. We4-nd..,.....:OO P.M • ChH• c .. 9f t :OO ..... n. arr . .loh P • ...., 11, l"Mf I \) Tk .... Dcrrhl A. Cl'Mlp AllMI ...... ,_ Pho .. : 67!1·0111 ST. JOHN THI DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. S.9"1.,.. 71JO I t 1JO Cfrl1rcll lchoel-t :JO Til•""'9: •:JO• 11 • .-.: Hely D.,, • n1tct1111cMI YI••• Tiie .... Jei.. W • .,. ...... _ Pll-S41.fJ26 I t~ Av•t• 675-0950 f:lO A.M. Wor1h ip Wouhip & SuM11y Schoof Coit• Mei• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. l HorboP IJvcj. Chvrch Worship -9:10 & 11 Church School -9:10 S•l-7727 Ceil• Mei• North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M••• V•r•• & lak•r St. 5'49-2719 Worship I Churcli Schoo l 9:00 & 10:10 A.M. 9 & 10:10 A.M. lrvi"• -E11t Bluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH 9ll·l2l3 11422 Cul~•, Ro1cl tf U"iv•r1lty Dt iv• Worthlp & Church SchOol t I 10:10 A.M. l•9uno l••ch LAGUNA BEACH METHODIST CHURCH 21612 W•tl•v Oriv• in So. l19u"• Worsh ip ind Church School -10 A.M. ..,,.1011 H I N•wport l1och vnt 119ton •••ch CHRIST CHURCH FIRST UNITED BY TH& SEA METHODIST CHURCH 1400 w. a.1.,01 11..c. 2721 17th St. 5l6-lSJ7 67).)105 s.mc.-t:15 & IO:JO Wor•hip-9:10 A.M. CMtd ldeol-f111 Cliv1ch School- M•tHtT C1,.. All Morril111 9:l0 l It A.M. -====~~--!!!!!ml-. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian Morning Worship 10:45 A.M. N"'"'Y c-Pr11wtde4 11::;:;;=:=:======~=========il Phone: 642·2725 l!I I ZOl 12 M .. iteli• lNMr All..,..I H111tf1MJf9111Mc• ln. De11eld I. •oMm, P•tor "'"9y Werslt5': t :~ A.M. Ch•rcti Scfrlo•I: 10:45 A.M. Offlc•: 20112 M .. Mlle St. Ple•e: '''·4t40 Minister : Dr. o. w. McElroy NEWPORT HARBOR . LUTHERAN CHURCH 11)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~11 LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 798 Dover Dr. LI 8-3631 I 2900 Pacific View Dr. I Corona d"l Mar 1 "' In. ,,_ •· 11"'• P•m DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of the Covenant JIJO hl"I" I ... , C..te M ... lnKe A. l1rrte, P91tM S.11411)' W•nlllp: t :JG It 11 A.M.-Cli1rcfrl Schoel: ,9:JO ,...._: S45-4J04 "' I 217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA ln'WllN HARIOR .. d FAllYllW SUNDAY MORNING 111LE STUDY ,,, •••• •• ,, ••• 9141 A.M. SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP & COMMUNION ,, 10:4S A.M. SUNDAY EVINING WORSHIP ,, •••••••••••••••• •iOO P.M. WiDNlSDAY EVENING lllli STUDY ••••••• ,. ,,, 7110 ,,M. HUISllY CAii PlOYIDID W. Wt HMl11tto11 M .. 1, .. Dl .... tllr M111ltt11r .S.'• LH11• Phone: 548-57,11 D•y or Night FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 2101 Cl.I~ DI.. NIWl'OIT llACH , n. a". a...i• WWte. Mn. w.i.,. chnlMMt., I Aa.bttnct ,_,., I porhfl W ,._ I l1rlv Wenhlp t 100 A.M. I h ,,~ ,,. I I C'I ' , Pone~?-1 t 111•" .u~1lio" 9d S A.M. 1 I fe•tl•• Weuhlp IO:JO A.M. , 9:01 A.M. ,_lty Wel'llllp 10100A.M. lndcyCltwcfrl I Nur11(y care •"1il1bl• kltfff WILCOMI I "''"•·"· ....... w-, ' 1 N1...,,Prn14ecl IF==~~~======='.I CHRIST L.UTHERAN CHURCH Mi1,ouPI Sy11•d 7'1 Y11teriti St,. CMte M ... Le,._ Y, T•ncew, p..., ........ Wlf•lllt HNlc•l l:IS 6 II A.M. li.mcl•Y klleol; t :)O A.M. Advll 1io1e ci. .. 1 t i• A». CHlllTIAN ILIMINTAIY SCHOOL 141·'''' St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 600 St. Altdrewl 1"4, N-p•rt ..... Cltetlet HerMft ~d, ,_., WtnMp•Clcnd'khffl: I, 9110 I t1 A.M • '4'·7147 St. Mark Presbyterian Church Cerw .._.., .. a ...w.tt Dme, c.,... Mt Mer J•IHI .,.,.,. lflrt, P'Qfh:ff Wrilp & Cliorch Sclcoel-t & 101JI A.M. '44·1141 \~ ,,, SA!BATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL . .. ..... har~?.~ .~~2,~~G temple rnett•nt at FIRST CHRISTIAN CllURCH CHUaCH OP CHlllT DANA POINT COIOIAl.LY 111VITll YOU fO Anl!MD IVllt'f' IUlllOA' l lllle l~tti• A.M, w..-i.-111• .A.M, A N~W CHURCH WILCOMIS YOU Dr. W•lter Pegg, P•1tor PRINCI OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M .. YerW Drhre • hlt1t Street, CMte M .... C .. lf. St, J1mn Ep1scoJ)ll Church o 3209 Via l ido, Newport Beach F°' '"~motlo": Coll 175-7~30 I-.. ' I Main Ir ..,.._ms Streets -Huntlnpn BHch leM9y lehol-10 A.M. wen111,_11 A.M .. 7 ,,i.e. AH Dltl<W C. .llHDE ltSOW, Pl•lor Sund•'I' SCl'IOO!: t:U -MOf'lllne 'Wel11111'! 1!00 il'lll n 1ao i~~ .. ~·~·~'°~"~·~·~·-~·~·~·~,,~·~ .. ~·~·~·J1i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~11 I 24642 ...... ,..,,.,.., w.,...,, ........... . .......... 1010lll•OO1'·"· CHURCH 0, RILIOIOUS SCllNCI 11~ s,.;..1 ••••. , .. t :41 AM ' Who Car117 .. H...,.,. ·~ "i11ct of Peoct Luther111 Schoel -Mht E1thet 011•11, Pr;11cf1tol Office Pho11•1 &4t·Olll School Phon11 &49-0162 Y•llffi ...,.. •••••. •100 PM I .... Wenhfp ••• , 7:00 PM .....,.,.. "'"' ~ ., .,, IW'llSC-°"""' ---°""'°'*' .. Hill ' ' No eflter ll•wtP•ll'•; 111 tfrlo "'"""' CllW'll" U~ltef CIMll'llil ••~~IM ...... werltl ci•r•: oll>•11t Y•llt ce .. 111u· IUMOAY 1s•v1cs ••• MAM Att d th Ch h f •'tv "" ,.,, ...... ,1v ''"' "'"''"' ••.• , .. ., '""''· '·"'·'· en e urc: o Your I 111w1,•pOt 4•ot. H'1 Ute DAILY TMI lllLL ClUI 0, klW!>O•T llA(:M Ch • S d "tOT. m O•-'"'• .. _ OIC:e On Un ay '--~~~~Jl'-~~~~---~~~~-'IL~~~___:__::_:.:........::.=.:..:::~~~' I * TEMPLE SHARON "' ---"°"" ., ........ .., ... ' . Mt!,. Hllf'Mr "''" 111, Vt•t"H1r111ll-. C... ,. ... ' ... -. , '. All J ewi,1' f1mill1t •ft ill.vfte4 to 10111 11• 111 trvly m11nlf19fvl JAllATH l'llNIN• SllYICIS 'RIDAY 9t l tll ,,M., ~ SpM"9I l"4lf -............. ..... '46°5112 Tem1tl• Shor•• Choir -011 .. Sh•b•t 14•-14)2 • - ' • • l t ' r ~- ! • ' • • • s • • 4 I, I• I. • y • • .. • of ~ • I ' : •• I , ,. - -5 ¥ Pu~pit and Pew I (Condaved from P11e 4) C. Biesemtyer has selected as his sermon topic ''For Christ. the Church and the World.'' Church school for all ages from nursery through high school is at the 9 a.m. service and nursery through sixth grade at 10:30. Sunday even- fnti at 7:30 p,m, there will be the Annual Church Charge Conference aod reports from ::..rious officers of the chureh. Temple Beth David will present a liannukah Festival on December 13th. from ti a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at the North Seal Beach Community Ce nter located on Los Alamitos Blvd. and St. Cloud. This Holi- day Bazaar and Carnival features lunch, cupcake and cookie counter. gift. 1hop, toy excb'ange, boutique :~reatioas, carnival games, children 's art-. exhibit and a Hannukah Hap-· pening or talent show for all ages. A special discount on &how tickets is available lo all families wishing to buy thelr tickets in advance. "When God Forgtj.s" will be the sermon topic of the Rev. Bruct A. Kurrie at The Presbyterian Cburcb of tbe Covenant, 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Worship services will be held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Communion will be serv- ed at both services. Church school through eig hth grade will be held at 9:30 a.m . "Let the Bible Speak." is the subject of the sermon at Harbor Cbrlaliao C h urc h , Dlsclplea or Christ. as the church observes Universal Bible Sunday. The congrega. tion meets each Sunda y at Harper Elementary School, 425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Services begin with the Church School at 9:45 a.m. Worship follows at 10:45. Dr. D. W. Mc· Elroy is the mini,,ter. St. John the Di vi ne Ep1scopal Cburc.b, 204.3 Orange Ave., Costa Me3a will have ctl~alion ()f Holy Com- mllfllon at the 7:30 a.m. aerVice. At 9:3C a.m. there will be Family Eucharist and L'hurch School with nursery care provided. --- The Rev. Loren Dale Flick- inger will speak Sunday on "The Omnipresent Mind " dur- ing the 10 and 11 :15 a.m. services at Newport UDJty Church. meeting ln the Senior Citizens Building, 15th and lrvine Ave .. Newport Beach. The C(lngregation also meets for a Singspiralion Wedncs· days at 7:30 p.m. The Unikel Church n ( Rtlig:laa1 Science, 420 tOlh St., Huntingtan Beach i" sports-Or· ing a demanstraUon of wigs and hairpieces at the Hunting-ton Harbour home cf Mrs. Ji:r seph Fitzhenry today. T h e Rev. and Mrs. Gene Thomp. son will host an cpen house in their new hoem at·5841 Middle- coff Dr i v e in Huntington Beach . Dr, C. Adrian Heaton, presi· dent cf the American Baptist Seminary of the West will be the special guest speaker at the Firsl Baptist Cburcb of Hu11tlngto11 Beach Sunday at 6:30 p.m. His tapic will be "Turned an By the Gospel''. Dr. Heaton is a well·known autbor and regular C(lntributor lo "Christianity T o d a y ' ' Magazine. Rev. Will is J . Loar will also s peak en "Christmas-Farce or Force" at the Sunday services which are held at 9:30 a.m. in the Peeks Chapel at 7801 Bolsa Ave., Westminster and at the Huntington Beach Church, 6th and Orange St. at 11 a.m. . The Rev. Bruce Cushing of First Christian Church cf Laguna Beach, Legion at Catalina St., Laguna Beach will start a series o f Christmas Bible messages Handicap No Barrier In This Congregation Sunday morning. The church will 1!!10 host the Annual congregaUonal Meet.Ina: and church elect.Ion cf oflicers. In depth Bible study will be held al 7 p.m. Fairview Baptl1t Church, Fairview Raad at Fair Drive ln Costa t.tesa, wlll hold services at 10 a.m. Sunday and the Rev. Melvin Taylor will speak on "The Good News About Ught." Church School 1s at 10 :30 a.m. Rev. Bert Orman . pastor cf Warner Avenue Ba pi I 1 t Cburt b, Warner Avenue al Gothard Street. Huntington Beach, has begun a series or special Christmas messages nn the theme cf the "Advent of Christ." SUnday. Rev. Orman's 11 a.m. message will be "The Advent cf Christ and The Price Tbat Was Paid For Man"s Redemptian." In the 6 p.m. worship service there will be communion service and welcame of new mem- bers. For the Second Sunday in Advent, st Ne'tl·port Harbor Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Dr., Newport Beach, Pastor James G. Blain has c h o s e n the title for his serman "What Last Word Will Yau Let God Have?" Holy Communion will be celebrated at bath services, 8 and 10:30 a.m. and nu~se.ry care is aVailable for children under three ye ars. -- Pat Boone. prominent en· tertainrnent persanality. will make a rare pel"SClnal ap- pearance Sunday at 3 p.m .. at the Valley Community Orive- Io Church, 1100 W. Covina Blvd., San Dimas. The well known star cf many films, in· eluding "The Cross and The Switcbblade" in wbich he portrays Rev. David Wilkerson, famous minister to New York youth gangs, will share his own per3onal story of Christian faith during a Spiritual Renewal Ra 11 y sponsored by the Association For Inspirational Living. San Dimas. Mr. Boone is also the author of a new best seller, A New Song. New Attitude Needed This Christmastime By LOUIS CASSELS UPI l tllt lell Wrlltf' Every year about thia time, church people at.art talking up the need to "Keep Christ Jn Christmas." But the perenni•I campaign never see ms to have much impact an the way the holiday 5eason ls celebrated. The question arises whether it's really possi ble to com- memorate Jesus Christ In the kind al atmosphere that pre- vails in America at Christmas time. Jesus lived a life of great simplicity. humility and self· denial. He wa s C(lncerned with peaple, and cared very little for things. He loalhed ostentation. He thought it a vain and stupid thing lo try lo "make a good impression'' an ethers. }low can we pretend that his blrthday is being honored by an ahnual orgy of extravagant spending and luxurious &ell·indulgencey . This is not to suggest that Christmas be abolished. That would be a cruel blow to retail merchants. who count on Christmas shoppers for 15 percent of their annual sale.s and up to 80 percent of their annual profit.s. Christmas also is useful for social and cultural pur. pases. It's A fine Ume for parties ... fam ily reunions ... school vacations ... show s ... concert,,. ln short. Christ· mas can be a lot cf fun. and it would take a very sour kind cf killjoy to want to deprive our harassed world of any OC· casion of merriment. Perhaps we can go a bit further. To the extent that ' Christmas prompt peaple ta make gestures of affection, kindness and remembrance toward each other, it may even be said to serve a Christian purpose. But a holy day it is not, and there's no use lrying to maintain the myth that it is. If we learn to look at Christma s realisticall y as a folk festival. instead of tryin g to senUmentalli.e it by dragging in the baby Jesus as a pious afterthought, we will be free to ask ourselves whether we really wish -or whether we have a moral right -to spend as much as we do keeping up the costly customs that ha ve grown up around this holi· day season. Have you ever stopped to figure how much you Jay cut each year for Christmas gifts, Christmas cards, Chrisl- mas decorations, Christmas foods and ether things that unexamined habit has led us to believe we must buy. wrap, send. hand and ea t in order to de homage to a man wht> warned over and ove r again that richness of life does not came from material possessions? Or have yoo eve r c<1mpared your Christmas spending with the amaunt you give throughout the entire yea.r to agencies which feed the poor. hou se the homeless, ~lolhe the naked. and minister to the sick? Can anyone seriously argue that the former cullay is a greater tribute to Jesus than the latter? . I repeat -I'm not knocking Christmas as a folk fest!· val. I just don 't see how it's passlble to con vert an cssen· tially materialistic binge into a holy day by indulging in a little last minute religiosity. · What you do about it is up ta you . As for me and my house, we 've talked it over and have·decided l.o quit squan· dering money we can't afford an gift11 we don't need Jn arde r to show what we already know ; That we love each other. We expect ta have a very happy Christmas. And per- haps this yea r, when we go lo church at midnight on Chr ist· mas eve. l can look at tha t baby lying amid the straw of a cattle-feeding trough in a smelly sta ble with out wincing at the thought of haw utterly incangrucus be is a symbol of the bacchanal America celebrates on and around Dec. 25. By JAMES A. ALTGENS ether's company. "Jl ll not out · Intent ta sc~rate han- Sunday. Holy Communion . win be celebrated at both ijie 8 L-------'------------,.---;-i and 9:30 a.m. services at St. Michael'• ud AU AAcels' E p i1 c ep a l Cb•rcJI/~ !233 .i. P.acific V:ie.w Drh:.e,_ Cclrona de! Mar. The rector's serman topic will be "Steps to Power." The Adult program will follow the 9:30 service. The topic will be "Bible study: DALLAS, Tex. (AP) -Get-dicapped people from ether,,, tlpg lo church on time is no However, it _is ot,viously true 1dr;ger a problem far memberi. that-we are_oot_physicalJy of the 11.year-old Bartimaeus normal and a good many cf us BapU3t Temp_le in Dallas -a require special care in cur specially outfitted bu3 now daily living," he said. picks up and delivers them to "Our church oUers_physica1 , Sonday school and .church convenience, opportunltie" cf every Sunday . service and oppartunlty of soul A Practical Approach to the Scriptures." Bartimaeus Baptist Temple winning. Back in 1964, we did is a church ope.rated so lely far operate in a separate building, I.Ke handicapped _ pel"SClns but, even then, in the majority The serman subject for Sun- f ·th th ·r day will be entitled "The Book unable to live a normal life. a caaes e1 er e man, w1 e "'me members are blind. ·er children who are not han-Nabody Knows:?" to be "" d. ped le ded h h presented. by Dr. Philip G. others paralyzed. All are han-ica~ · at n . c . u r c Murray, at Cora na del Mar dk:apped in some way. services along with their ~ate Cammaolty Church Con..,..D'a-. led S or parents each Sunday, Just . .. -a ~ bus, ded1ca on un-like they do today. As you tional, 61 1 , Hehotrope Ave. ~y. Sept. 20tp. was. the g~I ');w my wife is perfectly_ Church services are at 10 a.m. oO the Women s Mission Unwn healthy and normal an d There will also be a reception -l WM1! -who started the assists me where necessary in of ne~ members d u r l n g pfoject lll 1967. running the church wor3h1p. Church School Js also ~n elevator platform lift at "T·•· · In th at 10. tKe curb side of the bus is us-UW!ly · we are e ed for wheelchair and disabled Mo~her Church along with The morning message at the passengers. Opposl~ t h e their many c~urch members, UnJve.ralty Baptist C h u r c b elevator, three seals have but ~e ~continue to have our worship service will be "Death been removed and a railing services in our own sanctuary. is Victory". Haly Communion d I ha been on. The members are free to al-will be abservcd at this an camps ve -d · · th · stilled to anchor four wheel ten services in e main service and the Public j5 in· chairs comfortably with the san.c~~ary of the ch~rch. but vited to attend, The Olurch is passengers In them . For those facthhes a~e not des igned for located at 2252 S. E. Pallsades able to move around. there is wheel ~hatrs .. crutche~ and Road, Sa nta Ana. Rev. willi!5 additional seating space for 20 other aide dev~~es as in cur J . Carrico is paster. At the 7 Adults. A oormal r r on t a~~ sanctuary. p.m. -'Crvice. Miss Gerry curbside door is provided for In . 1964, we had a mem-Glasenapp, Missionary from those passengers who can ~rship of 40; today, the ac-Cameroon, We st Africa will be negotiate the steps. The aisle live ~~nday school enrollm ent the guest speaker." Inside the bus is wide and the Is 71• he add~. ts a e comfortable. The new spac1?us Sanctuary isea r will hold approximately 95-100 Picking up members by bus children and adults and the 11<t.!lrts at 12:30 Sunday ~r-WM U lad ies once again have temoon with Pastor Don Whit-provided th r au g-h con- more and the driver aboard. trtbution~ 1 new argan and Hall Chorale Sets Singing Coast FISH Volunteers Proving Someone Cares The sign by which early C h rist i a ns , identified themselves to others bas taken an an added meaning with the particular needs. A call to 64U060 brings help from FISH volunteers, Mrs. Milliken said. establl,,hment () f Christian 1----------- Crisis Clinic serving t h e Harbor atfa. "DaY ahd night F I S H volunteers are on dut)' to help frightened, despondent or C(IO· fused callers," Mrs. Robe.rt Milliken said. She heads the erganizaUon that is sponsored ... by the Harbor Council of Churches and Church Women United. Since 1968, volunteers have llnswered requests for in· format lc n ,a rrange d transportation to the doctor. tempered loneliness A n d assured depressed c a 11 e r s someone cares if tliey go on Bving. Besides the i mm e d iate assistance that can be pro· vided to telephone callers, FISH volunteers help with continuing needs such as reading to blind persons, pro- viding companionship f n r elderly persons. er locating Cammunity resources to meet WINT[ff PROGRAM t-WEEIC COURSES J i n. 4 to Mir. 6 Pal1tln4-Fl4ure & La•d· scape. Drawl•t·Llfe & An•t•my. Ceramics· Sculpt•r• Art History· Jewelry ' Prl•t M•kl•t Children's Art other doy a11d •ve11h1CJ 1.000"• 0, OIL PAINTINGS cl•••••· Approved for WHOLUALI WARIHOU$1 veter.111 Members ar.e_ picked up fr~m piano. ' suburban cities of Mesquite "We are looking to the day and Irving u . well es. area rest In our dreams and prayers,'' ho~e.s. housing proJec~ and says Pastor Whitmore. "when ind1v1dual hame_s. Bus p_1ckups we will have cur own specially are Urned to coincide w1~ lhe equipped church and we are start ol the 3 p.m. church no longer dependent as a O"N TO THI PUILIC Writ. or pllon1 fet "'odi11r1: The WiUiam Hall Chorale $5 (714) 494-1520 will be presenUng Handel's -'., 630 La9••• C.•Ji• ld. "M ·.i.,. Jlec 1'1' a. IOINOI R, SANTA ANA ess1 .... , . 11, 12., 13, atll~~~·~·~··~·~··~-~~~~~~"":•:•:•:•~l~H~c~~;~';S~I~ 8 p.m., at st. John's Episcopal Ol!ALl!Rli WANTl!D Church, Adams Boulevard and Flower Street, Los Angeles. They will be singing 1 ba· BIBLE THO UGJITS aervices. mlssian cf the Mother Church. Pastor Wh itmo re, 51. who "Certainly, we are 1n:idous l5llffers from partial paralysis, to help, in any way possible said special facilitit3 have wilhin our limited means. bt1en made ava ilable to hi3 others, like aurselves. ge.t a parishioners In the North church tor the handicapped Dallas Baplist churth, pro-started in other cities and ft.ding modern }Acilltie$, wtth Conununities araund the coun· celitral air conditioning and try. It wauld bring a large hit:itlng. number or handicapped ~pie roque version edited from Haltdel's autograph score by Basil Lam and Dr. William Ha ll. Soloists Include Lila StuArt. Maurita PhUllps . Thornburgh, Amanda Dc.ryke, Pauline Law. Paul Mayo, James Tippey ind Douglas Lawrence. Ticket! of '2.50 and $3.50 are on s&le 11nd are 11vai11ble by phoning (211) 799-l.260 or (711) 518-2111. Whitmore, known as Brother intc the church who are net Don , aakS his ~embers now attending because af their prefer sepente fadllUes and dlsabiUtles." are more at ease ln eachl-;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;~~ilin~ttlft-----·11 .. 111 .... .,.., CHRISTMAS CARDS PPSONALIZID , ... ~ 1· .,.. ..... '""" - tJlllt hflprltll COii Ol"Sfll IUMOAY It .. 4 salifha's 11,JS . (AllOI . COSfU,..,. JIW•LllY toA Att.~t• Aw .. Hll'llifttlnn ae.ai llfllJ .. l utkf't 11 #;1"'°!11 • 'Qvat fte.noriol Jlodt The Solllhlmrd'1 Most Belliitiful Mnnor/4/s IMUSOllUM • COlUMU.l!UM • CfMttftT TREES of the WORLD On tai1'haoeri Aoenwr: BtttDttn Santa. Ano and Orange HAklDNESS: 1od1y o"• •••• p1omlu:11• 011t 11•k1dn1t1 •ncovr191d by "'In ill h;9h pl•c1t. Evtf' 1om • t11ch•r1 11y th•v ••• no h•rm if' 1vch "11ll·••pr111!on." C•ur+1 •PP••t pow•1 l•t1 to 111ppr111 IOTTOM. LESS 1nd TOPLESS 1xllihitlon1, thou9ll pollc• do th•ir p•rl hv m1kln9 •trlth . GOD CONDE MNS SUCH LICENTIOUS NAKEDNESS! H~lfl w11 CU RSE D b1c1111• h1 tl11!t friv1lo111ly ' with hi1 f1tlltr'1 n•kt df't lt !Go111. 9:1t-27J. Adtm i nti E"'t hid th•ir n1 .. Hn•11 •ft1r th•'I' l•1rntd WOOD from EVIL: tho119k h1for1 thi1, th•ir n1k..dn111 w11 11 th1t of c.hiltl11!', without 1h•rn1: (G.11. 1:)5, )!21 ). Mo111 1bhorrtd !ht 11••1dn1tt of I.it p1epl• 11 tl-.1y fe11ttd, tlrtnlr end "ro11 up to pl•y'' IE)(. J2il. l5·27l. Tho11 who p1 tronil1 ""ottolflltn 111111 lopl1tt" 111hi~:tlon1 t tl •t 9u:lt.,. ef lrnrnor11ity 11 ••• tho11 who produc1 tnd p1 rtic:• p1t1 if' 111cll, 1<1k yo11r11Jf, "Wovld I Ilk• to ••• M'I' lflolh1r, wif1, ti1t1r er tft119hl1r 1J:hibit1 .. pu"l!cly ln 1uch nt1nn1r7 Wo1,11 .. I Uk1 t. li1 c1119ht w•tchlf't 111ch •11 •xhibition wh111 tha J.,d911111nt D1y d1wn17" A 11c••d lt ll'IA .. t of 011r daily •c· tion1 ind thit ••co1tl w:ll hi th1r1 to fa c.1 111 in th1 J11d91m1nt D•y IP1m. lltll •ll , Riv. 20:11 -l!i, 2 Cor. 51101. ''I• not tl1- c1iw1cl : ~ It t10+ mock1cl1 for wh•*'o1v1r • 1'11111 1ow1tll, th1t 11<1111 ti• 111• r1tp" !Bil. 6r7, JI.om, 1:121. USUALLY, tho11 wh1 .clv•t:l t1 f'lk1cln111 on th• tl•t• for "11lf·••pr111ion" 111• 11'1 lt1tlir•1!1d h1 olhtr immo11I tint li tltd In ~OP!I. 1:26·11. Tllro119ho11t hi"ory n1tlon1 h1v1 FALLEN wh1n *"••'I '9f¥t thtll'I• 11lv11 to lm mo11 1l ty, dr11nli:•nt11, llc1ntlo11t 111~tdf'•11, ly1no;i •11cl br1•kdown of LAW. Unl.11 th1 9ood peopl1 •f 011r l1"d ,1,. in r•b1tlie11, AMERIC A h Joom1d. Church of Chri1t, 217 W, Wlho11 ''·•Cod• Mt1t, C•. rh, l-il·l7t I, 646·1l'tJ. > " _ Sttunfly, Dtctmber 5, 1~70 DAILY PILOT 5 Hing James on Tape ' Bible Society Aids Sightless NEW YORK T h e oldu .vuslon cf tnc Scrii>-dltlon ii requested. The Br.W. American Bibi~ Soc I et y, tures," Dr. Recker, himsell a Bible at $1i is the mC16t U• marking 11.s t3Sth year of 1ightleu perton, conjectured. penaive item and tbe comp\ttt service to the blind, bas an· The King James Version, rlible on records, either tho naunced the release of the ortginally published In 161.l, t~ Kin& Jamea or Revised stan.- New Testament and Psalm11 In de y Is one or· the oldest darn version, costs $30.15. the King J_ames Ver s ion English versions of the Blbll? lndivldual recorded bi o ks recorded on cassettes. whlch is iitlll In use and in range in price !rom 45 cents to 1'hc voice on the tapes ls popular demand . $1.81.1. that of Alexander Scaurby, The cassette edition of 1'he new cassette tditkm cf television personality who for Today's English Version New the Kini James New Tuta- a number of years has TesUment Is on 15 tapes. The ment is ilmd at $29 and lba volunteered his services to New Testament with Psalms one wilb Pu.I.ms al $35. make recordings for the blind. is on 18. Each edlUon '" con-Playback equJpme.nt for the Mr. Scourby was elected an venlently boxed in a 1011\ Inch &alking records and tbe cauet• Honorary Life Member of the ' square, llgh~·weight contaln~r. te edit.Ions is loaned by tbt American Bible Society in th!: same s1ie as that which Library' W Cona:ress free· to 1967. holds the cassette edition o( persons who are "leplly "Good N-"s for Modern blind'' for the duraUon ot ·-The first cassette edition of •• -Man." need ;.Good News for lf ad' r n As In the cassette edition' cf "U,gally blind," Or. Recker Man," the New Testament in the Society's Today's Eng lish ••Good News for Modern explained Is not limited to a Versim , wis intrciduced last Man," each cartridge in the &ightleu persa~ but one who M new King Ja.mea edition is ae.es "le54 at 24 Jeet.tha.n the ~~ Rev. Dr. Dale c. marked on one sf de In Braille normal persm can see. at 200 Recker, the Bible Society's and on ~other side In print feel." Secretary cf Blind Work siace. Ior ldentific~tlon. · · . Bae~ In The AmeriCM Bible Society 196.1, who planned both cassel-. 1~· whett ijle Am~rican Bible offers iU services to the blind le editions, explained Lhat Society had been 1fl existence to every person with impaired when "Good News for.Modem for o~ly 19 ye~s. it produced sight regardless al religious Man'' was issued on tape a Its first ScrlPtu.re,s for the affiliation er economic statwl. be f ,_ b n blind. in Boston Lme type a F th for whom num. r . o ~ques~ ega raised letter system devised or ose persans coming 1nl~ _his office for. a b . Dr. Samuel G. Howe of even the low prices are too u- cassette edition cf the King Boy lo pensive the Society's Scripture J m New Tes'·ment s n. m"at«fals are available free. a,. es ~ · Since then the Society ha! ~ i,Uess tha~ 1s because the provided Scriptures in every Dr. Recker said that many ma1onty of blind persons are approved system of reading blind pef3CN make a 0 token elderly and they prefer the for the sighUes,,. Some notable contrlbuUan," but that many examples include Ne.w York are unable to do that becaUJe Paint, Moon and various types many cf the blind ~ elderly. of Braille. incapable ol e.am.inl their Coast Church Chartering Set Sunday Braille classified as grade complete llvinJ: or unable to twa was adopted as standard pay far 11uch costly items. for the entire English-speaking 11.,.,. .. work in 1932 and the following If S year the entire Bible was pro-• PRE..CHRISTMA duced In lhis form by the I COAT Society, in 18 large volumes. I SALE The Church cf Religious In 1935 the American Bible I Science of Newport Beach will Society first moved into the I receive its charter as a Talking Bible Iield. Marklnt I member church of the Unlted •ts centennial of service to the I Church of Religious Science cf blind, the Society released two . Los Angeles Sunday, at• p.m. records that year. These were at the Ebell Club 515 W. Iollowed by others until the Balboa Blvd., New~rt Beach. mnplete Bible was available I Among those taking part In ,on 170 recoras a decade later. this service are Dr. Elmer The number was reduced to fi7 Gifford, administrator of the records in 1964, when slower · Department of Me m be r speeds were introduced. iJ lnhl l Churches, who will present the A~ of th~ are •~ill C II ..,..._ charter; Dr. Regina Id available and bst.ed as ta price · ~ I Armour. associate minister cf in the American Bible Society tfW ... clHI ,.._. w_,.n. ._ Faunder's Churth, and Dr. catalog. A. nominal fiv~ per-~ 6014" :: I Andrew Caraker, chairman ofl r~ce~nt~hand;;l~on~g~ch~a~r~g~ej;m~~ad~-~-~~-:-:"":-=-=~--~--~-~ the church council. The Rev.Ii Albert Burke is the minister· RECORDED MESSA.GI director of the Newport Beach 24 HRS. A DAY Church. , 111•, Qiu[511 ol Religious NO. ORAHOIE CO. !kience o( Newport ll<ach held J 714/541..,,t its l~st strvic at Go:ill11h ~ijGl; COi •• Chapel of the Or~nge . Coast 714/ 4f6..4801 Y.M.C.A. December 22, 1968. AFTER '45 YEARS OF BUSINESS AS ONE OF THE NATION 'S LARGEST WHOLESALE TROPICAL FISH SUPPLIERS PACIFIC GOLDFISH FARMS HAS SOLD IT'S LOCATION & MUST DISPOSE OF THEIR HUGE STOCK. THOUSANDS OF ITEMS AVAILABLE AT GREAT SAVINGS. A9U.tnc PLANTS J.D A9.UAalUM IACKGROUND .... , V•rlotles 50% OP~ TROPICALS lllRAI ·-····· 12/1°' 50% o .. "'RICAN • JtlSOltTI D LIVI HAUOI 29c I LUI ... GI UlAMt ···-... 49( ... LY•ll'AIL MOLLY ............ I • .so llLVl1t ... OOLuo ·--91c ... ,. ewlllni ••oo .... . . ................ ... ... llDTAtL PIN 7 llVORD ···-• .so FANCY ... OOLo"aH T• 250°' ... :01 flwtmm t"' .SOO ...,•>-r. • ... ORNAMENTAL STONE LANTERNS Ir POND FILTERS ARE GREATLY DISCOUNTED. PACIFIC GOLDFISH FARM 14HZ IDWARDS ST., WISTMllBTll (O'' I .AN DllOO rll lWAY AT IOLSA) VlllT UI 7 DAYI A Wi it< PIOM 1W I I • - 4 • A #.-Wl2:¥JP #' up ¥$¥WO !Ji qi:::; +we •$4 # $ ?i #"'>, * Fi 4P4*' \f:::::;±;J:Jp t; If i# I • • • II Comment Page • 1 B.lacl{ Candidates Gaining • Ill Status By MAltVIN WALL A m on 1 the encour1ginC political developments ln the South during 1970--a yea'-iif which such developments were not oVerabundant ~was the fact that It's setting harder and harder to keep track at black candidates and officeholders in the Sautb. Just a few short years 110, ,.hen black candidates were emerging in large numbers .on the Southem political scene, the e1ndidacy of one black )'flan or woman, even for a minor office, made front-pace news across the itate. Nowadays, however, black candidates i are a standard part of the region's Jo politics. Blacks can and do 1'\1JI for local I'. offices and gel elected· with little being aaJd about It beyond the candidate'& im- mediate community. Consequently, it's getting more and more difficult to locate and identify black candidates -a fact that hai to mean the South's political health, thanks to black voters, is im- proving. TODAV, THEREFORE, one can only estimate the number of black candidates. The days of the prtei.se tabulation are gone. On the basis of the best inform~tion available to the Voter Education Pro1ect, there were approximately 370 black can- didates running in the 11 states of the Old Confederacy on Nov. 3. Of these 370, the VEP staff has been able to identify11bout 110 winners. Again , this includes incumbent!. those running without opposition and blacks who defeated blacks. In the 1968 general elec· lions, for the sake of comparison, there were· 280 black candidatq in the region, ·; of whom more than 100 were elected. I T he "author ii r esearch of the Voter Education Projecl, a. former Georgia ·new.9p0permon and an authorit~ on tlu~ role of tlit -black vote r. Thl!f is condensed from on artic~ in the Race Relation Reporter. · . . Southern blacks continued to capture some significant offiei!s in 1970, although they failed to raise the level of office~ holding lo the congressional and state level. George Wallace's A I ab am 1 , ironically the only sta te in the nation with a black sheriff, now will have four. Elected to join Macon Cou nty 's Lucius D. Amerson were black sheriffs .in Greene, Bullock and Lowndes coun ties. In Greene County, William McKin1ey Branch was elected probtte judge, becoming the first of h!s race in Alabama to win t h i s locally important post Other blacks, some or them DemocraL~ and some running in the N a t J on a I Democratic Party or Alabama ticket headed by Dr. John Cashin, were elected to such positions as coroner, ·cir.cuit court cle rk, and board of revenue member. Eight black county sc hool board members were elected in Mississippi. In Hancock County, Ga., a black majority was elecled to the school board, giving blacks control of that county in the same wa y that blacks previously had gained control of Lhe county government machinery in Greene County. Ala. Arkansas supplied two additional mayors 'VOTER REGISTRATION JN THE SOUTH STATE \\HITE \'AP' ALABAMA 1,353,058 ARKANSAS 850,643 FLORIDA 2,617,438 GEORGIA l ,197,062 LOUISIANA 1,289,216 MISSISSIPPI 748,266 N. CAROLINA 2,00S,9S5 S. CAROLI NA . 895,147 TENNESSEE 1,779,018 TEXAS 4,884,765 VIRGINIA J,876,167 TOTALS 20,096,735 •YAP-Voting f\gc Population, 1960 Census. of a biracial town , those victories coming in the .tiny municipalities of Cotton Plant and Madison. TWO MORE Southern legislatures were desegregated by the voting public on Nov. 3. Two Macon Countians won seat.9, giv· ing Alabama its first black legislators since Re c on s t r uc t I o n . They will represent. lncidentally. Gov. Walla ce·a home district in east central Alabama. South Carolina elected Ulree black legislators, the first in the stat.e since 1901. Spring-Summer, 1970 PERCENT PERCE1'T \\'ltl'J"t:S llLA Cl\S \VH ITE ''AP• "BLACK VAP~ BLACK \.AP"' REGISTERED REGISTERED REGISTERED REGISTERF.D 481,320 1,3 00,000 308,000 96.1 64.0 192,626 683,000 138,000 80.3 71.6 470,261 2,46S,OOO 315,000 94.2 67 .0 61 2,910 J,610,000 390,000 89.6 6.1 .6 51 4,589 1,137.000 318,000 88.2 61.8 422,2S6 650,000 285,000 86.9 67,5 5~0,929 1,598,000 302,000 79.6 5,4.8 . 371,873 656.000 213,000 7~.J "~7.3 313,873 1,570.000 240,000 .8 .Y. . ; 76.5 649,5 12 3,599,000 550,000 73.7 84.( 436,7:.0 f ,472,000 265,000 78.4 60.7 l ,016,100 16,740,000 3,324,000 83.J 66.3 Voter Education Projec~ Jnc. 5 Forsyth Sueet, N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 3'o303 Georgia, North Carolina and Florida each selected one. additional black legislator to join iocumbents returned to their seats. ArkanSas, where six black legislative candidates all lost, becomes the last of the l l Old Confederacy states main· taining an all-whit.e legislature. region was oot ele vated in the 1970 general elections. The highest level, in terms of power and authority. remains the state legislators, the Sheriffs, and the various local judges. The big prizes -the congressional seats and sta tewide offices -continue to elude Dix ie's black politi- cians. But while the Nov. 3 elections boosted the black officeholders in the Sou th well above the 600 mark jas co mpared with fewer than 80 when the Voting Rights Act went into effect in 1965). the level of im- portance of office won by blacks in the There simply isn't suf ficient black registration at the state and district level to provide a solid base for black can- didates running in the Southern context. Most of the black victor ies -the Greene Counlies, the Tuskegees, the Hancocks - THE LEAD'S OUT have been coming in localities with heavy b1ack registration. Thanks to skilUully placed lines in Some iristances, there is no conressional district in I.he Sc:iuth with a blac voting mlijorHy. · AND CONTRARY to »0me common misimpressions. there is no state ln which blacks have more. than a third of the voting strength . Black registration -while continuing to increase numerically. -dropped from 16.7 percent of the regional total to 16.5 percent. The vast and.dramatic registra. tion leaps of the middle SiJ:ties are becoming a thing of the past. . · The victories haven't come a_s easily as some thought they wou ld. And the mort than 600 victories tha t \lave occurred have not altered life in the South to the extent thal some ~ped they wo~ld. A GROWING NU~1BER, especially among young blacks, have lost faith in the political road lo change and progrus. Reapportionment resulting from Qie 1970 census, along with the 18-year-old vote, could give black politics a milch· needed lift. But even with these development.! must come renewed in- terest in voter registration. Drives similar to the energetic p·ro- grams of the early and mtddle SiXties are needed lo push black registration high enough for blacks to have a reasonably good chance of winning congressional and statewide posts in the South. Black candidates, who almost never ha ve the sort of financial resources available to white campaigners, will have to find new means to 1et theit·support.ers to the polls. But ls It Really Going to Lower Pollution?. By MRS. THO~tAS BECKWITH largest sources of the metal are in the Commander "Scotl Carpenter and low-Soviet Union. leaded gasoline have be c 0 m e Platinum reforming uses up gasoline. If synonomous. thanks to his ubiquitous ap.-you take 88 octane gasoline and jack it up pearances on TV commercial!. All in the to 100 octane by platinum refonning, you 11ame of pol\ullon ·control. are lert with perhaps 85 percent of the Whft will i! mean .w~eJ)_it is said that gas with wlticti you started. The rest is the lead is coming out or gasoline? converted into tar, cooking gas and It means our new cars won 't run as waste. . control devices to run on low-lead gasoline. A low-lead 91-oCtane gas Can be made f!>r a half~ent less than present day leaded regular. This will ketp motorists somewhat happier. particularly wheri they find that 1975 cars will gei worse mileage than the 1971-74 -crop. LOW LEAD prem iums will become genera.Uy available, probably replacing the normally-leaded premiums, both for older cars ari<tfor a new breed of muscle cars that the public will be demanding. Low-lead premiums will be more ex- peMive than . the handful .currenUy available. In time, anti-pollution hardware will be availabl~ for normaily·leaded gasolines an~_they'll be back - high peffon'nance with it. well ~~ile usjng more g8soline that prob· .ear makers will perfect 1975 exhaust -ably.-Will cosLus_mQie per gallon. Worse yet, this sacrifice in the name-.Of~clean ---• ....-----Our Man In San l'ranclsco -----1 .-.· ·. Wrong Sign? r. [,. ·' ... . , •; , . "• :-: :-.. • ;. ; ·. :-: .. , :· • '· !;.: . : •• •• ~ :! .,; ., • By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -San Francisco Chronicle Ntwsman Paul Avery is liv· lng dangeroualy. His investigative reporting into the activities of the 1.od.iac killer have won him tbe ac· colade of a message from Zodiac, warning "You are. doomed," as a result of which several C h r o n newsmen -including Avery -are wearing lapel buttons reading "I Am Not Paul Avery!' Meanwhile. Avery has applied for .. personalized" llwise plates reading "Zodiac," and lhat isn't lbe smartest move I ever heard or • VPWARD: We. have w r I t te n recently about people who f I y helicopters inside buildings. This has TOUJed Old-Timer Al Greenberg to the ~ · grumbled observation that lhe'y're all -a bunch of piker1 compared to Lincoln Beacbty. on Dec. 30. 1913, tbe famed pioneer S. F. airman flew an AIBPl.ANE ln1lde the lltJO.lt,.Jong .. '• . " " .. • .: • • • • Mod>lnery Holl on the Morlna . being built for the. Jill Fair and at that time lhe world.i blggcsl frame buildi ng. Beacbey took off from one end , fie• at 60 mile;. an . hour. raan his descent holf w•y olong -and crash<d Into the -Ile will when his brake failed to bokt on the 1llPP,«Y n.oor. He emttged unhurt , .Btachey, by the way, w., --r-t·-known u ''Upside. Down" bttsuse. of '! hiJ penchant for Oying that way. ' Shortly Iller the obove Jnclden~ his fellow ovlotor, Silos Chrl•tofler.,., gave an "UpMde. Down Dinner" for BIKhey in hit Van Nm Ave. home.. 1bt 1uest of honor was (arrled into the. dining room. hang ing head down from a chair. Tbe meaJ started with dessert and ended with soup. Beachey trled to eat the entire dinner while stand ing on his head. but he crash-Ian· ded this tirfle. too. And I still say they "had a lot of fun in the old days. even though Beache y wound up dead In the ba y a couple of year! later. CORNFE'ITI : T-Bone Towser 11, the la te Lucious Beebe's beloved. St. Ber· nard, has died at the age of nine , and a hair. and Lucious' partner. Chuck Clegg, is so broken up he may not ac- quire No. III. .. You may recall thl t Beebe onct took Towser into Shreve's to order two silver casks for the St. Bernard to wear around it.s n e c k . ''Two?" inquired the silver man. "Yes." replied Lucious ... One for cognac and the other lor creme de menthe -in case the survivors prefer stingers." BAY CITY BEAGLE: Phylli3 Diller. who has never smoked in her 1ife .. is aboard the Grace Line's Santa Paula, currenUy in the Caribbean on a "Kick the Smoking Habit" cruise (nol a 5ingle clgaret le aboard. and even the crew Is forbidden to Indulge ). Phyllis, who drives some people to ~rink, went along lo entertain. and what proflteth Jt 1 man if he kitk the smokin& habit and come back an alcoholic? FUNNY OLD TOWN : Have the hip- pies started a cab comp.1ny? Rea:i-On I ask 11 lbat craz:y new taxi around the downtown area. painted in pa:ychcdelic style and driven by a longhliir. "Seagull Cab Co." ii says on the wal ls. with a ptlritlng of 111 big seagull over the slogu ··we Alm To P~ease!" air may well lead to added smog pro- duction. LEAD COMPOUNDS have been part of gasoline for 50 years. They're known to be cheapest way to raise octane rating. Lead itself is-not an air pollutant of any known significance .. The real reason , or so say experts, that lead Is being eliminated from gasoline is to give carmakers the option of using certain air pollution control devices that do not work with gasoline leaded . These devices are called catalytic converters and help the exhaust burn gaSoline at the rate of 2 to 4 grams per gallon that engines didn't. This prevent! burned hydrocarbons from escaping into and polluting the atmosphere. Catalytic converters would replace the conventional mufner. As the exhaust gases pass through a converter, a chemic.al bed permits the unburned molecules in gases to burn at a relatively low temp;e:rature. Most converter designa require additional oxygen for this burning process. Air pump systems will be brought back lo supply ii. If leaded gas is used, the lead contaminates all chemical beds (called cataly&ll cur rently under development). ETHYL CORPORATION with, which DuPont, supplies much of the tetra ethyl lead for gasoline. has deve loped a Jean reactor system with a special carburetor it claims provides fine metering and mix· ing or fuel with air that engines need . GM. however, is convinced that catalytic converters are the way to go and has made tht interim ste p of con- verting all its 1971 engines to run on 91· octane gasoline which it suggests be unleaded. Catalytic converters or exhaust reactor s won 't be needed until J975 when strict federal laws will probab ly take el· feet. But GM wants unleaded 91-0etane gas fast, for 3 reasons: (1) Pollth:lans are convinced that lead in gas is poisoning the air and al though this ma y not be so, GM is under politic al pressures of various sorts. (Z) It will take industry some time to convert to unleaded gas and unless there's a -market Immediately. Gr.I doesn't think they wUI move fast enough . t31 The iovernm ent is planning a lead particle standard and GM feels the only sure way to keep lead in gas from reachin« the atmosphere is lo take it out nf gas (Ethyl has developed lead particle traps It says will meet thi! standard and feel s that a fU$S on this point is un· necessary ). Engines running on 91-octa.ne gas will be about & perctnt less efficient both In performance and economy. Unleaded gas or ti-octane will cost a .penny or two more per gallon than present~ay 94 oc- tane leaded regular. UNLEADED GASOUNE is procluctd by platinum reforming and adding: lead. Oil co1npaniei: like lead ror production process for several re11son1. Platinum for cat.al_ysta ii Karee, txpensive and lhe I Football 'Dying at Roots'· Observer Says Ga1ne to M eet Sante Fate as Box ing From an article In Quest magazine Granted thal football is at least more honest than almost anything else on television, and granted that the ratings are still up there. It must be said, now that the season is over, that television seU have been going off. one by one. all over the land, in homes where they ha ve not gone off before. For on any fall weekend. on any chan- nel, at alm06t any time of day or nigh t, the same tiny figure drops back, sets up and throws to the same tight end who looks in , or lo the same flanker who squares out. and people who in prior years watched every game they could are begi nning to tune out. There are too many teams. too many games, and there is too much stjlited perfection. There is also, for !he man who once played football ,wh~n it was a g&JTle, and who lived it and understood the dir. ference between a clean block and a knee io the gn)in, entirely too much condoned or winked-at dirty 'play. \\'HAT IS happening lo football is whit Quotes Or. John R. Hubbard, USC pre1Jde.nt, on modtrD studeata -"They 're bright, exhilarating (but) they have no se.nse. or - ht1tory. They want It all solved and sorted out right now (and ) forget some •;ery great minds have been struggling ~·Ith lhcse problema 1ince tlmc Im· memorial" happened to boxing. lt may seem in- credible now. but boxing was a popular sport and. in a bygone w o r 1 d , a gentlemanly one. But it became a busi ness , and the young gentlemen ga ve it up. . Fcir a long while after they gave it up they continued to watch ii. but it became a dirty business and it died . That ls iL died as a sport, although it cont.inues aa a dirty business. NO DOUBT football will linger on with us, just as boxing has, as a kind of gladiatorial activity • One fael is clear : Football is dying at the roots. Brieny, the boys aren·t going out for the teams. It is fashionable, but nol wholly cor· rt(:t, to attribute football 's waning popularity on campus lo the increasing intellectuality of the student bodies; to youth's rejection of violence and to its re- jection of the values of the older land largely football -worshipping\ generation. These factors may very well be in the mix. but the heari of the mauer is thal football is no longer a game~ lt used to be a game before Knute.Rockne and bJs COi· leagues poisoned it, hoking up the between-hal ves t&lk s with hypoc:ritlcal emotion, using football as a vehicle 'for their ambitions, Investing it with • venality 10 naked 1s to be indecent and finally reduclng it to an unwhol~some sum of 1pcclal parLS. No doubt because ringers are hlrtd on the junior high school level, as well as on the high 1ehool and collegiate ones. the general student bodies have become disenchanted. · ,,,lrty yc1rs ago, the high-scoring left halfback mi&bl have been 1 campus buo, but not toda y. His classmates now regard the fellow to be preparing ·tor hi~ pro- fe ssional football career. They think ol him as a jock. or an anim al. If the charge is most often grotesquely unfai r, it is nonetheless made with some reason. One reason Is that as the. game has been over-refined and specialized by ambitious coaches. it can no longer be played by boys of avera&e physiques, coordination snd reflexes. IF CURRENT indications are correct, tomorrow's crowds will be wa!Ching soc- cer and lacrosse ra ther than foqtball. It is sad to think tha t as these sports gain in campus popularity, as they are now doing, someone will come ~long to turn them intO expert businesses, too -and then into dirty businesses that will go the way of boxing and football . · Such things c1n happen ; they already hive. .. ..... ii£1iiiimii- Sal u rd a y, December 5, 1970 , The Comment P•&• of the Dally Pilot seeks to Inform and stimulate readers by presenting a variety of com· mentary ·on topics of inter· est and siRnlflcB"nca from lnfonned observers a n d spokesmen. Roblrt N. Wiid, Publl1hor d > )[ ;y •• •• •Y .. '· . . Hello aa1in1 boys and girls, and welcome Lo a holiday season SAturday with Uncle Len and his friends Carol and Andy. Well, the old mail sack was really tun to look at this week, because It was so full of en· tries. I got a lol of Thanksg.iv· ing entries, though, Which were a little late in coming. ~embu, from no'tl( on, you can do entries with a Christmas or Hanukkah theme. This week, why don'l you concentrate on the ac· tivlties. of the family at holi· day time. Draw pictures and do poems about the things you and your family do together. ' -\_-'.····--o Also, as I am fl.Ire most of you aJready know, Monday marks the 29th anniversary of r---------------------------------.1 the Japanese laid on Pearl Harbor which so violently threw America into a war they were trying to avoid. There is a fine story about the Pearl Harbor attack and t h e * PRIZE WINNER . * Doog Black, 10,.197' Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa memorial there (lft today's Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len 's Art Col)test. Here's all you page, If you want, you can do do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5\2 inches wide and your entries with that theme, 4 inches deep. Use -blaok lnk and make lines black. (2) Do not copy ()r trace too. picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address M. Y()U kn()w by reading last on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art C()ntest, Box 1560, DAILY week's column, tbe Uncle Len PILOT, Costa Mesa !¥inner will rec!!ive Kennedy baH dollar. Christmas and Hanukkah Card '----------------------------------' I Contest is now into its second week. Sc far, I have only got- ten a few entries. Remember, the first prize in that great contest is a terrific family day at Disneyland for the winner, his parents and brothers and sister. Well, the final deadline has been set for entries. It is 'Wednesday, Dec. 16. If your entry has not been received by that date it will not judged in the contest. That is Jess than two weeks away now il you want to get into the com- petilion for the great first prizes and the 10 ruMer-up Kennedy half-Oollars. yo u should get working now and send in soon. For the benefit of all you boys and gjrls who may not have seen the rules for the contest, I am going to list them again. Basically, the rules are the same as the . weekly conlesl. They are: l ) You can use a bigger sheet or paper but not any larger than a letter-sized page . (81hxll inche:i). Hanukkah card contest so any entries on that topic will be judged. too. All of the cards will be sent to the children at Fairview State Hospital after the judg· ing to afford them a little Chris tmas cheer. The contest is open to .all kids up to 12 years old. Get your entries in nQw. Remember those regular Uncle Len contest entries as well. There are still prizes being given each week. S.t11rd-4)', Dt«mbft' 5, 1970 D.\JLY '1LDT !!' , YOUR ·NEWS-QUIZ PART 1-NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Give. yoursell .JO p0lnts !or ea.ch correct ' answer. 1 An .AmeriC1JL>.cOlllm~'team nJded a pris-- oner of war camp 1n ••• ? • • 1 14 u attempt to rescue American priaonert. a.~North. Korea -.. --~-Ca.mb!?<!j!, M•--C"'North V1et Nam ~- 2 An American magazmo 1• publlihlng what it t1i! claltnA are the mem.Oira o! former Sorlet Pro-• mier ••••• 7 a -Leon Trotsky' b-Nlkita Khrushchev c-Sergel Kaganovich 3 Teachers In ••• °? ••• r etuni.ed to work.after being on strike !or about 60 day1. a-New York City · b--St. Louis, Missouri c-Madi&on. WJSCOlllil.n -4i .Jim Plunkett >a"on Ui.e 1970 ReJaman Trophy. Inf what sport 111 that trophy awarded? 5 Rudi Gernrelch. Herbert Levine, and 06Car de la Renta are names noted in tb.e • , ... ? a~tr•de union movement b-motlon picture industry c-fashion industnr PART II · WORDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 points fo r eac)l wrd th;.t you can. match with its correct meaning. l ...•• bllateral a.-try ta make p rofit · !rom future eventa 2 ..... speculate 3 ..... augterity "·· ... acrid 5 ..... reconnalssance b .. ca'rrled out by two ~Idea c .. bitter, •tinging d-m11 1tary survey of enemy territory e-be lng forced to 1>cr lmp ·.PART Ill· NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 6 points for names that y ou correctly match With the clues. can l.; ... Sek.OU Toure 2 ..... Jenniler Hosten 3., ... Peter 1'.IacDon&ld " ..... Jacqueline du Pre 5 ..... q ustav Hu1ak &•noted cello player b-C % echo sl ov akl an Communi 1t Party leMler d-Chalrman, Council ot Tribal Navajo Indians e-Prestdent, Guinea Tlte Cltellenge Here'.& a~cb.a.ncl. Cot tvtl')'O&M ln~Ult-tamUy_.cld enough to rf':ad to t4$t hill or her own "nou for news," Take thl1 wttkly News Qul-i In the privacy of your own home {you don't f'Vf'n havf! to let the rc1t of !be family know hnw you made out) and see how much you know about what'1 goin& on Jn the world today. Don't d'l•t-An.1w.,1 ;,...r (u,.IM ..:.i) Wew O.li Matcli word clues with their corres¢Jut> · Ing pictures or oymbols. 10 J>Oints tor each correct answer. ! ....• A v.s. planes bombed f .·· ..r::;::::lll, par!• cl thll COWllry ~- I-:0 ... 2..... · OUIN&A Sent.ta :Foreign Rell· t !()na Committee Chairmtn J . William Fulbright ,, s .... ~ Indian occupation of tills island entered its G · :~.~~1ear 2 4 5•T Senate llpheld 1.he ' ' c 0 .. , .... Prf!sident'a veto of & bill to limit campl.lgn •peDdlng r; ..... Thia African nation cle.lmed it wu Invaded by Portugal 6 ..••• King Hu111etn of Jo l'- dao. 7 ..... This disease threaten. .. ed area.a: of Pakistan hit by Udal w11ve1: 8 .•••• ALCATRAZ Wockn• ,..,,,,,.;,to work at most GM plants E 9 ••••• Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird 10 ..... The use ot this defer H } llant 1n South Viet Nam J f lo an l Hu• CHOLERA " HOW DO YOU IATE? (Sc• bch Skfe of QuiI S.p1r•t.ly) 71 9o ., polnt1 -GooL 91 to HXI poinn • 10' SCOlf! '1 lo 70 points• Felr. 81 to 90point1-bc~lltnt. a>otl#ldtr111•H'IMI? FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION Do you. &l>prove of President Nlxon' a hl.ndllng of the VJ et Nam war? Why or wtiy not? s.H r-•r 1111•"-te A.Ill Alld'(, •I• Or..-C..t hlly Pllet, h• 1560, c.... M--. Cellf. . 2) .Draw the cards in black pen, crayon or ink but do not color them in at all. Honorable mentions in art go to the following : James Lackner. 8, Palos Verdes Peninsula ; Mary Ly n n e Lackner, 6. Palos Verdes THIS WllK'S OWL.ENGEi .. o 1to•1 ArodY •l!'ftd• ' , ...... ,~~ » ... ........., •• , ef IM W1rld ... •MY<lll>MI• to lt•nc!Y s11nif1r. 1141 !~. of l.lnOorl, Ktl\Mk'I', ,.,. hl1 •estlon; Whf 'bas eYery '1nowflake a dUferent de•lgn? Several years ago, rese~ch~l'.S peobe!:J-deep-into ~: the secrets of snowflakes. The laboratory conditions precisely duplicated those in which snowflakes form in t h e weathery atmosphere. The i;esult.s were a s t o n i s h I n g because the procedure did not , foDow the usual rules of ice and water. Scientists ·had to fathom a brand new set of 1 rules lo solve the mysteries of , how snowflakes are formed J and why they look like they 'I do. 't Feathery snowflakes a're ; created from minuscule a-ystals of Ice Interlaced : around minuscule pockets of .. air. We take It for granted \ tbat Water freezes to Ice at O •• degrees centigrade. Hence we would expect moisture in the 1ir to form the basic Ice crystals al this temperature. Then the snowflake building could begin. But the laboratory e xpe rime n ts revealed this is not the way it happens at all . The moisture in the air Is reluctant to become solid fragments of Ice until the tem- perature falls several degrees below the normal freezing point of water. The tiny crystals needed to construct snowflakes maybe no bigger than molecules -and they are fonned in different shapes. All of them, however . build the six-sided. or hex- ai:onal, structUre dictated by the shape of the basic Ice molecule. · Ordinary bricks are cubic oblongs so they fit naturally together for buildini walls. The odd shape of the water molecule f o r m t hexagonal cry~tals of solid Ice. And Chese miniature building b Io ck s naturally 1rrange themselves in heJtagon pauerns. • The shapes and sizes oi the ice fragments vary as the temperature falls. At 3 degree!i Centigrade b e I o w freeting, the moisture the air tends to for.rn llat, six-sided plates or iCt. A1 minus 5 degrees cenllarllle It tend• to form l1ny crystals shaped like jagged needles. At mio~ a degrees centigrade, hollow cyrstals are formed In slx-sid~ ed columns. When the air is liuper-dry, the creation of this assortment of miniatutt Ice cryltlls rcquira a lower t.emperature rangt. . A low-hana:Jng mow cloud Is 1 turbulent mixtures ()( air. masses -cool and ~old. moist and dry. This attuatlon createa a wide v1riety ()f Ooatlng. tiylng Jee crystals. When the temperature drops to aroUnd minus 12 degrees ~entigra~e. these minuscule b u i I d i TI g 3) Be $Ure to include a verse on Jhe card if you want to so all your readers will get your message. Peninsula; David Cotten, 7, Name North Vtet Nam's chief negotiator at the Huntington Beach; Cliff Buck. Oyt ..... ,J , ,.., . .., • Parts peace talk'~ 12, Costa Me!a ; Doug Black, ,c, ll'l&o1_~l~,·n11e:onlln , ., • • or-. .... _ • 10, Costa Mesa (fortbe6other .__ ___ _._...___.....;;;.--,;....;-..___ ~~---~-;;,;....... ·-__ ...._ _ · bfQ.Cks begin to team together and construct soowDake!. The construction 'Work goes faster when the assorted partic les can asS-entbl~ ar,ound floatlng- dust, fragments · of. salt and silica, mica and other minerals. entries he sent in besides his . , ,,. ~ , ~) Draw ONLY on one side of a single sheet of paper. Do not fold the carJi..and...write Jn· side like a regular card or we won't .be able to print it. winner ): Chris Foster, 7, ,,. . • --~t~~r.;x~i'i' ~1.,.,.-<1-..... :IL.'!. • Costa Mesa ; Mark w. Pierson, . .<nq.i'll1'nX =30N311VH~ • OilJ : ::t.11·iv11.'l:lc·c;)181l'.!1-<; ~!,.. ~a~. ;H·o ~:Y,'t Eowe.11, 7, Huntington Beach: ! ~-~ :r~r:-:rrr l.llV a-e-p~. !~~&-£ '. e-z---! Q-t-: 11 J.llV d ._:>~ : 11e·q100,!I ·al& S) Be absolutely sure your name. age, address a n d PHONE NUMBER are written on the back or on a separate sheet. Remember, this i.s a !so a l t;' Ftruntain Valley; Janice Marie Echenique, 6. Costa Mesa. Poetry honorable mentions Include Marie Echeniqtle . 6., Costa Mesa and Pat Han· drych, 9, 406 Jasmine, Corona .de! Mar. Snownakes use I variety tif ice crystals as they are wafted between different w e a t h e r con<litions in the cloud. This creates variety in the hell· agonal assembly tif crystals and air pockets. Countless ~---/1 /)1 crystals or assorted shapes La1•0{ ·~ and sizes are assembled while Corner ' the growing snowflake is shifted from here to there. It ls now likely that two flakes art built under identical con- ditions. It is not likely that two idehtical--soowflakes fall , evea Jn a huge blizzard. Snowflake assembly also varies with temperature. Lab experiments showed that the growth of a perfect six-sided flate needs cairn, gently cool· RIDDLES and JOKES * Question : What did one chick say to the other chick when their mama lien laid an orange instead of an PRIZE egg? WINNER' lllPl•I ·•WJl'W e6ul'JO •Lf.j. ~· >j001 !J•MSU\f .. II Ht llllrJdl, ,, <4M J1U11lnt SI., C.rtolll .. , Mff. lng air and plenty of time. l.::===================='..I Sudden cold drafts cause lopsided structures. In the at·~--------------------~ mosphere, a growing snowflake wafts t h r o u g h countless drafts and seleds its crystals from a countless assortment. Identical twins are not impossible. but so far nobody has found a pa ir. AndY 1en!11 I Wllf'ld •tolc Glc!IN to OWl1 Wllll1m1, 1ve 1~ t>I Skvl1nd, Nortl! C1roUruo, IDI' Mi ~ue1tlot1 ; Can a snake back out of a bole? This sort ot question comes from a true nature lover -a person who can see an CHRISTMAS IS COMING Christmas is coming, Hear the children humming. See the people shopping Looking in windows and Stopping See the women cooking geese, Getting ready for the feast. See the meu buying the tree, Look at the big fee !!! Feel the winter breeze ''b-r-r-r! ! !" Chrislmas is coming Thats fot sure. A 1Cq11edy ll•if tMlll r _, It H11dl v1n'I l ltl, 1t, 1"1 Cit'on1 Lint, CIHI Ml•t , fer lht wln11f111 lllll'Y in lht •IOl'Y I nd Htm , ... 1,,1. M•ll 'l'tur '""' 1r '"''I' .. Uflefe Ltn ... _. lut, Cnll Mtta, C1U1Wn l1, animal's problems. Snakes '-----------------------' like to crawl into burrows made by gophers, moles and other tunnel builders. Sometimes. a make slithers down a smallish ·hole and you wonder how in the world he can get himself ()Ut again. No, he is not likely to try backing up. But this is not necessary . Burrowing animals b u i Id underground rcom1 In their narrow tunnt"IS. Here the snake can' make a U·tum. If he can't find an underground chamber, chances are he can squeeze his pllablc body around, make his U-turn and wriggle out head first. His tummy ha.11 rows ~ movAble scales that point backward. He uses them to grip the ground as he moves forward. The make Is not a bralr1y fellow with bright fdeas. He never uses his scak:y pegs to baclr: up -and most likely he could not do this even if he tried . ln lnY case, If he can get down a hole, he can squeeu around and get out 1galn. Hulk of USS Arizona Mute Dec. 7 ·Reminder PEAA~ HARBOR (UPI) - The rusted, sunken batUe.ship USS Arizona still rests on the bottom· of the harbor here -a reminder of the attack 29 years ago by 3S3 Japanese: warplanes that opened World War 11 for the United States. The U.S. Navy held no of· ficlal ceremony to com- memorate the 2,409 Americans killed in th e •ttack. but survivors were to attend !llOltmn rites In whic;h floral wreaths are pl11ctd nn the water at the USS Arliona memorial. The memorial, w.hich hM a low centtr to symboliie lhc. sagging spirits on D«. 7. 1941. an~ high i ldes lo show the rii;e or lhe Unlttd Stilts •I· terward, sits above the bat- Uesbip's rusted hulk. Navy &pokesmcn-said the military· has no officia I ceremon y on Dec, 7 because all the nation's war dead are honored on Meln()rial Day. The Arizona memorial has been visited this year by more than 300,000 persons, Including thousand! of tourists from Japan. Plaques, pictu™ and guides. tell the story of lhe sunny Sun· day morning nearly three decades ago. . The attack started at 7:S:\ a .m., Hawaii time, 1s 353 Japanese warplanes armed with bombs, torpedoes and bullets swooped over the harbor and nt:arby airfields ,_ Inventor Reveals Success Yule Tree 'Festoons of Light' Created 56 Years Ago CHICAGO (AP ) has already showed the family "One of the Important things create a new light set with Christmas tree lights ~ave knack for inventiveness by in this business is that the them," he continued. ".$() I created a happy glow in the creating a type of battery truth of that old adage, there's made the first 110.volt s~lng life of Albert V. Sadacca, who operated light to decorate nothing new under the-1sun,' ~~~lgh~o~~~r ~~~~tur~ bul~ Invented them 56 years ago. women's formal gowns and applies to Christmas lights." United states. And I.he same As a young boy in 1914, elaborate hairdos. commented Sadacca. ' 'We thing happened as in our first Sadacca devised the first The elder Sadtcca also re· started with little lights a!l,d effort. People were not aC"' string of lights when he was maini; '1}novative in the field. they grew bigger and bigger. customed to them. Il was 1 faced with the necessity klr .He is now de v e Jo p Ing a Now tininess 'Is coming back. flop the first year." " moving large, stocks of tiny wireless light sy1lem and is It started In Japan and Italy But the next year lhe firm clear bulbs from his father·s working On a way to produce with the simultaneous develop· produced 5,000 !;els. A few New Y.ork City novelt y shop. Christmas light assemblies by ment of the tiny elongated years later, after 8adacca "Wt lived in an apartment machi ne instead of the in· bulb. convinced several large retail near the shop 8nd 1 was the trlcate hand issenibly now re· .. 'Thty were made f Qr chains to -feature the sets, tbe qu ired. novelties and I decided to Idea took Off. • errand boy,'' he recalled in his---------------'------------------- office iii the Merchandise Mart here. "I used to deliver little celluloid canaries that sat on a perch in a tiny cage and were illuminated by bat- tery-powered bulbs." At ·about that time he read that a number of children had been burned in a blg fire caus- ed by c andles igniting ·a Christmas tree, and the idea occurred to him: .. Wh y not Christmas lights that are elec;· lric?" His father had a big in· vcntory of bulbs that he was anxious to clear from the, · shelves and Sadacca wired· a set in series. "The first sets didn'l sell very well." continued the dark·haried. m u s t a c h e d Sadacca who ls of Spanish Ancestry.· ''BUt the next year we ·colored the tiny bulbs and · they sold better. Electricity was beccming more and more popular in stores and homes. Then we decided to make a series Set for use with 110.voll house curreot using a larger bulb." The Satlacca! -Albert V. ar;id brothers lienrl, Leon and NCssin -then lliunched into the manufacture ()f Christmas light outfits, as they were call- ed. In the -early 1920s they foubded -the Noma Electric CO.. of whli:h Albert became the flist general manager. AHINAl .sHELTEa BAKE S'lLE N()w 1n bis slxtle!I, he ts president •nd chi ef excculive .. offlti!r of 1 succesw com-' i i P'"Y· Noma World Wide, Inc:.. Can ne Cana pa gn,er which is stijl manuf&eturlng wh•l he likt:s to call "festoons or lights." His son. Albert V. S11dacc• ll, 16, Is executive vice president or the firm . He . ' This Zanesville , Ohio dog has lo help his less lortunat• friends so he wb .. 11 •. bu~gy load .o! homemade bread to lhe bake sale. The 1'1!cent sale to whlcla "Pepp.f'1 the toy collie contributed was to raise money ror the local animal !helter. f DAILY l'lLOT ~----------------------------------------- S1lu'111Y, 0""""" $, 1!70 " ,, DAILY l'ILOT 9 1\:it\ lftltM., .. lMf c': I W •alt Ul.11 11 .... fl? r.: IOli 11'• ••• ~'1: )1 Sl\4 ·~~ ~ ' ' • jf -DAILY PIL OT ADLY ReCOGNll~eLE, to"T'OHV. TME. SCMNAUZ.ER, FtN05 ~IS WAY TO Llzt~ wouse.~15 N05r RECENT HOME WI'™ TlNICY. TUMILEWEEDS MUTI AND JEFF MlITT, DO YOU REMEMBER THAT TEN BUCKS YOU eoRROWEO FRoMME JANUARY 1, 19'1-2? JUDGE PARKER l'DAY I AM ONE DAY OLDER 1J.IAN I WAS YESHTERDAV! WELL, W~EN I LENT IT TO YOU YOU PROMISED '>OU WOULDN'T KEEP IT L.ONG.1 I DIDN'T-- IT Wf>SGONE IN TEN MINUTES! TMERE'S SOME GUY 1N MERE MAVIJ.IG PINNER ALONE! )-!E'S -'SKING A LOT OF oueinotr.is . ,t.&OUT LARRY 11?'.<X_KET ? · • ly-Chester Gould By Tom K. Ryan By Al Smith AND NO MATTER WHAT ! SAY OR DO MUTT Al.WAYS HAS AN ANSWER! (:~~ By Harold Le Doux NO .. E:.CEPT ME S"ID HE WAS FR:OM OUT OF TOWN'. TIN TO .KEEP MIM Tl-IERE FOR A WHILE~ I 'll SEE IF· t CAN FIND ELMO! TURNCO~f.~.-=~~-=---=:-iir--o-:--~, FOR RELEASE SATURDAY DE CE MBER 5, 1970 I DAILY CROSSWORD ••• by' A POWER I ACR OSS 1 Not frrsh •Soft, rxcrss fir sh lOF lsh 14 F1rnch t Kpl orrr in Can;ut1 15 EKcrp- tion11fy go od lhin9: Slang lfi Goofs 17 Trrat bad ly 18 Approxi- matrly that da tr: 3 words 20 Air 21 Cand irs 2Z Undrrstand 23 Hnusrhold furnishing itrm 25 Cavity joints 27 Rr alfirm JO Sinr qua·- ll -·· Rull!d9t: Lincoln 's fiancr r l2 Mrat aruf vrgrtablrs ''" skrwrr 34 Argumr nts l8 Ir Ishman 40 Rrsumr 42 Small g_roup 4) Thoughts 45 Post· "'" ~7 -·· out 48 Gist 50 Quitlrnrd 52 Part of thr hrad: 2 word\ 5& Brlirf S7 Nigt1i1n SB Goes with thr tidr hD Na val vtssrls: Infor mal b3 Trr11fic &5 Fo11n of punishmrnt &b Norse t pic b7 Brsidrs hB Varnish ingr rd irnt &9 Line or junt!Uft 70 Act 71 Fottific1tic;i DOW N 12/5179 1() Nrwcomrr )9 lmmanual -: to soc irty: Grr. Informal phllosophrr 11 Got out 41 P1rt or brd of Grral 12 Bottlr for Brlt1 in oil or 44 Shormikrr's vinrQil' mal rr ial ll Colorado 4& Drslr• park 49 Krpt oot 1 "On,youf Ill Tir 51 Snugglr way 21 Catch 52 Nol,td US 2 Forblddtn llsh in 1 prnolog lsl 3 Ovrt· certain way 53 Wrar away suffic ient 24 lnvltr 54 Hrnry ti , ppl 26 Do Jal'\f ···- u I)' I SS''''"'. 4 :1~~~~:"5' ::;~ r · S9 Eltctrlc·at 5 Summer Z7 Branchrs drvlcr in France 28 Grralnl's bl Southern & Landsc:aprr's wlfr US stair: crritlon: 29 Accr nls lnfor1111I 2 wotds Jl Hum lllatrd &2 Auto 7 C1rscrnt 35 Brokrn rldr · a African 36 Do crrtaln 6-4 Flood druo· ofllcr control producl11j1 work drvlcr plants 37 Auctlontrr's 65 E. 1nclian 9 R le hard --·word wr lohl ' . 7 • ' ' .. ..---;~;;;;;:·"" -- PERKINS 0 MISS PEACH StZ/N(;, UP THE' .JO&, fH? TR'A'S 51ZINC:, UP THI! .JOS STEVE ROPER YSEE w•lF I PUSH THIS IN TH' CA.SI N' REAL TIGHT, ) f lGGER., A RDllED"·UP SHEET J IST MIGHT PIMCH-HlT FOR AIR TILL0WE ~ "") REACH;~· flN ISH LINE , !iGE~/ • PEANUTS M l'M NOT SQ:R~ ! MIT THAT 5l\IP'U) KIP ... ME JNSi.l'TCO 10./, AMP ME ~ERVEO JT •• ' U'L ABNa . , .OJMfl ~ a• • EARN e.IG MONEY IN YOUR SPARE TIME AT DR. STRANGEL.UMP:S EVENING SCHOOL. OF !!>RAIN SURGERY!! RE-OPf-NING FOR NEW SEMESTER, IN REAROF G'YPSY MARIE'S PAUY\ P.EADI NG PARLOR!! "-s SALLY BANANAS GORDO eveRYBODY OUT foR tlN OFFiC18LC11Y 5fbN5oReD GaMe ofH1Dec;10 SeeK' MOON MULLINS ... NEcPS 2 MOl<S MINUTES ON THIS SIDE, ANPA !¥>S~ <lf SWEEi . 11,1.SJt. ... ANIMAL CRACKERS @ADJ :rit.1 GLAD I 'IJIITT'ER':S HEF11'-• -<loll A\)D /.IE I "V'-~1.;-l!m!.~~· EVeRY 5KILLEf3 eXPeltl&NCEv CRAFT5MAN ' CAREl'UL'-Y SIZE5 UP A JO& IJEFOIU!! COMMENQNi;. IT By Mell WEU..1 MAV& YOU .!IZl!'O' UP TJ.4EJOS, IRA.7 Y~!. IT'.S TOO 8 /c:; ~RMe By Charles M. Schulz .. " " rt fl j • ly Al t;aPP .. By Charles Barsotti ,--------·~ rs~~\ p~ ~...,.Q~ ~ (/ .. .. .. ;. • . . . •• ,. •• : ' -.. :.~ : ·, -.. ·~ .... ::: :: ··~' ,., .· ~:=-:: ...................... :-.~: '.;;~ : ' By Gus Arriola -' : MR.MUM r S DCfiS IT .I.SAVE ,ol RIN\-J O>I 'IOIJR 70N&tJEf .. • '. " " . ·, • • .. .. ,. ' •'. :~ "• ,, .-. ·~· :~. :~t 'SuPlaE I ileFUSE ~ ~T 11US GUNK ? • • ' &'.>Y ! 'nJ ALWAYS ear A ANSWER 1 • • I I ' • i i ' '. .. .. . .. . ·, " ' '. " . :· ; ,. f t ~· ~· ~1 -~. :·~ •• -~. ~· • ••• '• :: :· •• .. :: ·~ + :·! ••• ., .~ ·'' .~. .. ' ,, . -;. . • :~ .. ,. ., ;:I' ·S· .. ·, ::,. . Soup~s-On . " .. (;omn1ercial · iii Prerni:ere eNOW-INDS TlllsriY HOLLYWOOD (AP) Now -FOR THrF1RsT Search lights, red· ~arpet. TIME IN.~ViRE:t. YOU •tan stepping out ~ o I· CAN·SEE(.'!H E"bR1Gl"!AL . · : UN. ALTERE D. VERSION I ~· ~n'i.ao\.4l . ,OF THIS GREAT FILM I " . _ , .. ,. THAT WON THIS YEAR'S ,.-. , \ 1* 1111 C.11t Nwy, ACADEMY AWARD FOR I ~ COlltONA OIL MAI. THE BEST FOREIGN FILM OF '691 ord in 'The I.1st w . . . I '1ller-.. . . Te,. ... 1f1c . l,. ' "' .~ z ' STAl ... NG Ywn Montofla lrue Papas. · JM11-Louls TrlntltllClftt . e AL$o-Jec1j11ellne li..t . . · "THI GU.SSHOPPEl" . e PI0.0.M IATID "1'..:..,9 . .... ' . . . . , CJ\1 lhtT1 I ·I«1rs11 r : ;1 .<1u 1\·1 I ;l!utt ()TJ :I 'Piece~ of .. GJJrc-:1nis -ALSO PU.YING-l"-t ...._.Iii "UNDl .. R!)UND" . ·-u~ Amerltan•ltl nl • lli::.'11...1 A • f l 111ret:far Bob.nii .... :' will probably win erery award issued this year!" El(ClUSIYE OlAN'Gf COUNTY ING,&GEMENT! NO lESllVIO StA?S! -ft~·ll."0 OPi:,'.'. C,k\•.L I; /,l ,'1$ Stl'I. C!: -· ·.- Does her anger al a domineering husband justify ~ a wife's taking This wife was driven to find out! limousines-there'll be all th&· fJt~~;j;~ usual lrappin&s of a pre~, . '°"'"'~ But thb bash nezt Tueaday' night at a Beverly Hills ~ ;tbeater ·won't be to ballyhoo :, -me multi mi11ion-dollar new · ~ 1• 'mo'v~~: Jt. will be, crows St.an \ Freberg, "lhe wo'.1d'• l~st Beethoven premiere (or a telev1s1on com-'\. 1 merclal." '\ ' The •ne minute .plug '" Concert Set chicken gumbo soup .!tars Ann . Miller . In • dancing spectacle At I .-v-: ne inspired ~ movie musicals of .a. " .& the '30s. Freberg, ·who pro- duced , wrote and directed it, says the production cost was ;:flS0,000, probably a record. cJ Freberg, 43, tall a n d owll.!hly spectacled, with a cucadini:-headful of ha ir like ~!0i:~vw::~::i~a~ $!,: choreographer and rehearsed his cast a week . ·Dave Willock, as t he husband, asks Miss Miller what kind of soup she's cook- ing. The kitchen walls part. Ann flings off her apron and tap dances sequin-c lad onto 5,000 square feet of mirrorllke blaCk tile. Twenty blonde girls dance up silver stalr!I ~ as 4,000 varlco1ored jets ol , water &J>:' pear. An .dances atop a giant soup· can raising from the floor singing. ''Let's face the chic ken gumbo and dance." She twirls back into the arms of her perplexed hus- band who asks, ''Emily, "'hY 00 you have to make such a b!g production of everything?" After the one-minute premiere, guests will walk a few doors to a smar t restaurant for drinks and food including, of course, samples of the new soup. The University C~~~ Orchestra lt UC lrv~ ill ., prtsent Beethoven's N•I th Symphony m: the • Vl~· e ~ater at a:3o p.m. 111' ay and Saturday, Dec. 11 #id 2. 1'tle Program also wlll 1 in- clude the First Piano Concerto by Beethoven with H. Colin Slin1, professor and chairman of music;as the pianist. More thatl 200 singers and · 1{1Strumentalists wlll take part Jn ihe performance, presented Wlder the direction of Peter Odegard, associate profes&0r of music. Soloists wlll be Carole Boelter, s oprano ; Dorothy Neff, alto ; Larry Jarvt;, tenor, and Maurice Allard, bass . ' Admiss ion to the concert is free with a complimentary tiCket from thP Fine Arts box office (833-6617J. George Aboard HOLLYWOOD (UPI) George Kennedy. an Oiicar winner for besl supporting aC· 'tor. will join James Stewart in "Fools' Parade" for Coluqi.bia Pictures. . ..... EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT SHOWING NOW! , Irvme Chorale's ' ' 'Glo1·ia' Glorious By TOlll BARLEY Of .. 0.... ,u.t ll•ll Insp~ b pretty easy to come by ·Iii WI happy staSQ.n.. and ~.ta more· fortunate in lhlst,... ... than the mllillc lover iDl.! ~~Ht-the rlclt repert.clrl.:il;\dlfllllnas niiisic a verltabte· feast that he can scarcely taste before I.he I • I .. perhaps, tbt' blP .,..i of the evtnin;. '' This ill nol te=-""m tbe very hllb: , • .C: the · cilorllf' ud '• usqal ·li111lint -ol•llle,,,.,.11' for. lllef Ne.fo!! 111 willl•aome esquisile and meriionble rtn-'. dJtlon.s of work.s we thankfully associate with eur Christmas sea.son i;s .over. But whltever else may season. come this criUc's way In a Handel's "~!wiah" is and crammed Christmas calendar always will be the centerpiece ll most certainly will not top or any Otristmas concert and ·what we must rtgard as the this rule of thumb W&I eagerly .. ~Uurday, D~ ,, 197D .DAILY Pl.LDT JL f • • • '. hang.fen • · turtf' neck1 .. • lt1"._'11111ic•ul e 1111•f~~ cli•rt• 7 f••"'''" i•l•"4, ft1wPorf c1ftf1,. \ 6f4·5070 r .. ,· • most unique musical program a4hered to· by Allard and his .• of the Christmas season Or line chorale in a performance for that matter, any othe;,. mainly deVoted to extracts 11eason· Poulenc's "Gloria" as· fj'om the ot~lorio of oratorios. ' su{li by the Irvifte Master Sopranos Janet AUJUn and J'i Chat.ale and danced (yes. Barbara Gibbs and altos Jani;:;~;;~==========""''====== danced!) by Eugene Loring 's Alexander and Barbar 11 I·• •NATIONAL GENERAL 1'iEATRES Los Angeles Dance Players. ~tillman. most capably led ther_·.,, -::;;~~~~~ii~~~;~:=~ Chprate director ~1aurice chorale m seven extracts from Allard an~ Loring a r e the "Messiah." And then came respons!ble fo,r this act of in-the c~rus that. has th~ ·whole spiration• ana th,ey proved it to meaning of Christmas 1n a few be exactly that Thursdav night glorious bars: the "Hallelu· In Garden Gtov~'s ·very j~h'' ch~rus: sung by an ob- beautiful and em )'fl en t J y viously 1nsp1fJ!d chorale th at suitable Community Church. had more than one me!flber of Pouleno!11•"Gloria" is· as a a moved and standing au· choral work, an act of f~tth in dience joining in Handel's ltstlf with Jta superbly sco~d ma~nificent saJute to his phrasiJit"1nd passaRes that do _Savior. . not fail, for all the work 's · It was not an eve.lung for the solemn1y Catholic overtones, picking of person'.iUttes but to stress the humor and jollity surely s o P r a n o Nancy of this happy season. Bramlage de~rves a speeial This very fa ithful a n d bouquet for her superb work heartwarming attention to the in the "Gl ori a." !Aring's charmine levity irtjected by dancers were. na.turally, th.e Poulenc into his towering-\.\'Ork center o( attention but 1t was richly evident in the would have been a most un· "Laudamus te., and "Domine musical onlooker who could fili unigenile" passages. Lor· not de tect Miss Bramla~e·s ing's dancers captured the full sweet. clear .voice soaring meaning of the phrases in· from time to time above the toi;ied by an inspired Chorale measured a~ompanlment ()f with choreography impeccably the chorale. geaffd lo the P o u J e n c T h i s Allard-Loring In· meesage. novation was a tremendous And then we had Loriog success and de~rves much himself, sufficiently moved by more exposUrt. Perhaps •they the grandeur Of~ "Gloria" will see tha t, I~ pts It an.d to end a 15-year ''retirement perhaps they wttl extend this from the dance stige, leading happy idea to m~ny works his' gifted group in a ·deeply that can only bendd from th is moving depiction of th e type of t11:atment. We shall "Domlnt Deus, Agnus Dei." lr=r~erv:enit~lf~ho~pe~s~•·~~~~I He was very much the pro- phet. conveying with his er pressive hands and caN:fulty controlled body. movemen ts the deep Spiritual longing felt by Poulenc at this symbolic 1 stage of his "Gloria ." It w~. SPECIAL KIDS SHOW SATURDAY 2 P.M, L1111rel & H11r4r '" , ... ''L1u9hing Twenties'' • "GrHn Slime" ALL SEATS -75, Allll'~QENEAAl.N;Tl,l!Dlll(UA5( ACHMll.OOITSt~~lOI ALSO "I" ''HOMER" STANLEY llWIER • ·-. Somebody Fights City Holl Who fights city hall ? The DAiL Y PILOT d~s. That's wbo. And where else can you find cogent commentary on your comlJi,unlty ? 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To Ord,, o Gift Subtcrlptlpn , Ph11n!I 642-4321 ' , ' Here's a package fa miliar to discerning shoppers along the Orange Coast. It has everything ... a gift for anyone of any age. And it keeps on giving al) year round, not just at · Christmastime. In fact .we hope ybu don't wait till Christmas to open it. This package ls filled with ads, photos, features and the freshest news we could find to help you enjoy the holiday season . • . DAILY PILOT •••-...·•••?-~'*'•ww .... w•••••••••--••••••••••••~-- , " I I • I I -1 . • • • I INTERLUDE -Hal Landon Jr. and Elaine Landon firid a touch of romance in South Coast Repertory's production of "The Birthday Party," now on· stage at the company's Costa Mesa theater. l' oa1r Horoscope Totnorrow Gemini: Move Brings Gain • South Coast Bepertety-· t •' Pinter's 'Party' Powerful Puzzler; . : l character completely buffeted he shouldn't be in the same "T"• •1•Tl4DAY P'AaTY" By TOM TITUS " ,, • ., bY" Hatolcl P111i.. dlr•~"" ...,. by the winds of life. His room. w1rr• Ji Dltct111..~11~ by M.or1111 °' tt1t o.1a, P111t tt•tt eeonlOft, 1w.11:,r,S,. ,.,.,, "•"'''· performance ref t e ct 5 a Elaine Landon revels jn the preHnlld by I'll CNll ll:~O<Y Five Ye·-have pas-~.1 Fr1dav• 111rout11 ·~• ., ... 111 o.c. 1• premonition of terr o,r role of the. gwttsnapping sex· ...... .,.,.. ., ,,,. r111r11 ,,,. Tl\Hter, 111r l "·I ~Ululln lorr'd SI·-•·uth Cbast Repertory N•ww1 •1...:1 .• Cott• Mru. throughout the show, aJon,,. po .u.i u, au~ g a 1 '""''" "'-' • THa CAST , ..... ll ali f th first introduced Orange Coun-s1111.i.v ..••....••...... ll:Ol\fltl sous'°"' with a genuine aura of Yet coi;tro ,ed ~ ~ °"'ere e ty audiences to Harold Pinter ~~be"r·;·:::::::::::::::iitir{:1no~T. defensiveness. omor·r.'.!... ubsytyM, arthwa MC:,arralandr Ith , od 1 McC1M ................. J1rnu e •• ,, p 1 B · n' Mg · ture .,.. ~ w a pioneer Pf uct on or Lulu .................... e.1&1!'4 LMldotl ~ row s e cap s r "The Birthday Party." In the Pmv .................. wnttam 8••dY the navor of the dotty old ive years-ago. ' · b t but f 11 •-~ f th f\tartln Benson's set is 1nter1m. this affling British h·angs like a storm cloud over ma ron a s l5uv• \ 0 e virtually 8 magnified min-or playwright has gained a the entire proceedings. s e a r i n g e m o t i o n a l . 1 •• E 1. b 00 di measure of theatrical respec-Pinter establishes a sort of performance delivered b y image o 1.ue ng ts ar ng tabi!Jty and SCR has continued h ·i· k June Winslow in the original house in which his O'A-'ll pro-ost1 1ty pee ing order in od . ""· Will ' duction of the bizarre birthday il! love affair wilh Pinter by h'ch the t I ha t pr uction. ui...;wise, 1am Produrina two of t h e wSl 1 1 d "0 1 rat c theracter' Brady is hardly a David party was originally i;taged. --e an ey. om na es wo · Stained walls and an overaU playwright's other works. women in the play but cringes , Clements 1n the role of. ~ Now "The Birth:day Party" before the two male visitors passive Petey, though h~ .1s. Jn brownish tint add the pro~r itself is back, expanded to the who eventually bring him to fine form throughout, ut1hz1ng touch of gloominess. " .. '. d.lvidual by society -agaifft thls must remain the provint't of the Individual playgoer. It IS not even qtlite . clear tbl$ Pinter himself possesses a1j. the answers. ·: "The Birthday Party" m~ be enjoyed for its intensl~ and power. as well as thi: ability of its perforrhen1 tt. bring credibility to the ht· credible situation. It conlinueJ ·weekends in repertory wltti "Indians" at SCR's downtowa Costa Mesa the~ter. ' more stageworthy dimensions 1 heel. The elder of the in-a perennially pained ~acial As to what, if anything, the of the company's Third Step terlopers, Goldberg, is clearly contortion to amplify his ill-play signifies -other than the Theater in Costa Mesa, with superior to his crony, the defined character. obvious destruction of the.in-,L-~-,.:;""'==.:=--' an all-new director and cast. robot·Uke AfcCaM, yet be ap-The most slriking contrast ~--••••--•1 •' And it remains the proverbial pears quite uncomfortable in the two productions is the E! PRE.CHRISTMAS ' . ''l'N•ar Collntry" riddle wrapped in an enigma. before the silly, harm.less performance of Hal Landoni! """5 <: Viewing It for the second Meg. J ~. as Goldberg Landon_'s I COAT -1 " & • ·:: time after a half-decade The use of 1 n creasing clipped, measured speech Jn ~ SALE · 41Alaskan Safan'' hiatus, one does not fall into volume and intensity is loquacious v o I u m e s of . the trap of looking for reason employed repeatedly by direc· nonsensical nostalgia differ W · !'!-"!"!~~~~~~~~~ and meaning or anticipating tor Warren J. Deacon to greatly from the robust. fl ! - an explanatory ending, for underscore the playwright's theatrical character created I i such is not forthcoming. bongo drum dialogue. The originally by John Arlhur i Instead the playgoer watches height. of this effect is the Davis. 11 for subtle hints which may maddening interrogation scene The role of the mildly mad ~ tt.. cast a bit of light ont& the in the second act, the most McCann ' was made to order, ·1 • SUNDAY DECEMBER 6 munication. St r Ive for spiritual insight. Be open to ideas. Express your desires. Someone appreciates you very much. onstage nonsense, nonsensical of the play yet the for the particular talents of I · I There are few, If any, this most terrifying. Don Tucbe in 1965, yet James I committing yourself. Le 1 time around either. Yet a Ronald Boussom as the Baxes comes up with a most tl! • others initiate action. You gain repeat production does serve ha p I es s St an I e y un· compelling interpretation, ~ J tnhl! mo s t by c em e n ti n g to amplify the p u z z I i n g destandably I a c ks the ac-utilizing his sensual resources ~ C" ~ '1 agreements. You do not ad-character relationships o f centual credibility of his to. the fullest exten~. His five-P, \.A.lfl I ~ i by SYDNEY OMARR vance by getting involved in v.•hat is essentially a bizarre British predecessor, Peter minute paper-tearing scene, aw111c1111 PMi• H .. porttr ••lt T~e Sagittarius man is con· vinced lbal k>ve may be just arol&Dd the corner. A surpris- ing number of these men remUT)' their former wives. This male is foad of travel, llket le be active, envblons empires a.ad ii seldom overly modest. Bl! arnbltlon1 are latte and so are his dream11. Some famous Saglttarlan me:n Include J. Paul Getty, Kirk Douglas and Edwa rd G • Robinson. GEl\1 lNI (May Zl·June 20): You can make move now which almost guarantees reward for professional endeavors. Show that you can be entertaining as well as diligent. Respond to one who makes valid offer. story of implied and. un· Church , but Boussom uses his which opens the second act, W Ml·24"14 "'"'* Iii legal tangle. ,~m=ot=iv::•::t•=d==vl=o=l•=nce=·=F~e=a~r=d~i=m~u=n~it1~·v~e~s~la~tu~r~e~t~o~c~re~a~te~a:::!g~i=ve~s~t~h~e~p~la~y~goe~r~t~h~e~fe~e~li~ng~,,..~,..=""="'"=""=•=,..=""=·""=""::!a~~~~~==~~~~ LIBRA (Sept. 2J-Oct. 22): I ARIES ( !\larch 21·April 19): Gain shown by dealings \Yith I a r g e organizations, in- stitutions. You may find yourself visiting one who is temporarily confined to home . hospit.al. Take time to review potenUal. TAURUS (Aprll 26-May 20): Friendly gathering; c o u I d provic;le valid means of com· CANCER (June 21.July %2): Accent on journeys, hlgher education, need to expand horizons. Steer clear of petty persons. Take overall view. Spread innuence. Give full play to.intellectual curiosity. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Stick to the practical. lf completely aware of details, you make valuable discovery. W hi I e others are making false starts, you can effect solid gain. Know this -act ac- cordingly. VIRGO (Aug. 73-SepL 221: Now you can observe without Accent on reu nions. adjwting to basic requirements. One v;ho seemed distant will res- pond to sincere approach. Try it! You can start a rel· ationsb.ip which will be mean- ingful. SCORPIO (Oct. 2 3-Nov . 21 ) : Deal with youngster who needs outlet for expression . Don't be condescending. Speak your piece. Frankness will bring benefits. You will be aid· ed by sensitive individual. SAGITTARTUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21 }: ~u can see where outcome of recent endeavor will lead. Realize that you cannot run away from responsibHitles. This applies to persona) ' a n d professional areas. Get down to basic .issues. 'Loss of Roses' Cast In Huntington Beach CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): If you have . neglected relahve, now iStiine to make up for ii. Settle differences. Realize you can begin anew. A short trip could result in a long-standing arrangement. Orange CountY's first pro- duclioo of William lnge's "A Loss of Ros~s" will be p~ented next month by the Nifty Theater in Huntington Beach. Casting for the drama . a particular favorite of the playwright despite its lack of success on Broadway, was an- nounced this week by Tom Titus, who is directing the Sb<P"N. The story tells of an unemployed actress w ho moves in "'ilh a v.·idov.·ed mother and her 21.year-old son in a small Kansas tov.·n. Beth Titus will play the shol'.·gi rt. with Gary Saderup cast as the young man attracted to her and Ruth Wagner portraying hls stem mother. Completing Theater cast the Nirty will be Ron Filian, Paul Gracey, Ann Filian and Bill Cullen. The play. by the author or "Picnic," "Come Back Little Sheba," "The Dark at the Top or the Stairs" and "Bus Stop," was rewritten by Inge follov.·- ing its brief Broadway run . It was the basis for the movie "The Stripper" with Joanne \Vooch\'ard and R i c h a r d &ymer. _,,A Loss or Roses'' will open Jan. 22 at the Nifty Theater. 307 ~l ain St.. Huntington Beach, as the theater's first full length play . Performances will be given Fridays a n d Saturdays for five weekends, through Feb. 20. AQUARIUS (Feb. l!t·March 20 ): You gain by heeding inner voice. You make s ome d iscoveries-about yourself. Understand your own motives-then you will com· prehend desires of one who means much to you. 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Every one has an all·electric kitchen, carpeting, draperies , private patio or balcony. Most have bars , s ome have fireplaces. One or two bedrooms. plus spacious bachelors. And !WO· or three - bedroom. two-story lown houses. Rentals range lrom $175 to $450 . At Park Newport you're close to all the Irvine environment Shops, restaurants, industry, the UC campus and ocean recreation. We're at the intersection of Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills Roads, just north of Fashion Island. From the San Diego Freeway, turn off at MacArthur Boulevard • Come see five s tunning models decorated by Robinson's. Open 9 a.n1. to 6 p.m. daily. Other limes by appoinlment. Or call (714) 644-1 900 for leasing information. Park Newport Apartments wanted · to live in Newport Beach?- f . I ' . ' 'o ,. -: . ·:~ : · . . : " . - ---------------------------------------------·. ., -~ t " r GIRLS' ACETATE LACE TRIM . RO.BES S11nday Only 2~.: ·pretty multi-flower print with smart double col- lar trimmed in piping and dainty lace. In popu- lar little girl colors. 4--14 .. c;:harge it at K-mart. . ' GIVE CHRISTMAS ALBUMS ' .. • • • : -Sunday Only }18 RCA Camden albums including ·Elvis Presley's "Christmas Al-,,. bum"; "Perry Como Sfng$'t;:hrist-, ... mas Son.gs"; ·:~udolph ~e l}ed,,. Nose Reindeer ; more. 1.,, l I .. ' ,~ •'7 ' . , ~ ·. . ',. . . • • • ., .... ... . STAR BOWS •• •• ., . .. ~. Bag of 25 slar shaped gift wrap bows f\lr'•~rlst- mas packages. 1 . ,. \ ~ ' • l • ~· METAL Gil RACK S uiadag)h lg 1 . . ' ' 16." .. .. . ·6 '\ • R19. 2.47 Holds 3 guns. For use on . wall or in cir. Adjustable clamps. . ' BOX 25 CHRISTMAS CARDS Sunday Only Box o( 25 all-one-design religious and convention- al c a r d s with holiday verses. 68~ REG. lie 8 ROLL GIFT WRAP PAPER I ' ' "' 8 rolls. of asst. patterns Suitable for all Christmas gift wrapping. CHRISTMAS TOWELS Sunday Onl11 57~ . Soft terry towels to brighten your home for Iii• .holidays. PLASTIC 77 TAILI CLOTHl.. •• • ( DUSTING POWDER · · S unda11 ·0,.111 ,. . -. ~ ) ~-' . ' ,·:··· '~ . . , ' .. " Reg. 9,7c. 5 oz. "Dream Flower" pawder. Reg. 97c, l oz. Bath Po\vder/ Puff 78c . •nil wf. S 1u1da11 011111 au~ Decorate sh r u b s and trees, wreaths etc. Spray messages on mirrors, win· dows, packages, etc. using cut out stencils. CONTINUOUS.ROLL WRAP Sunday Only 77~ 'Reg~ 97c! Jumbo rolls of gift wrap. Choose 30 x 360", (75 sq. ft.) paper. 30 x 144" (30 sq. fl.) foil prints or 30 x 144" (30 sq. ft.) solid color foil. l·PC. ,BATH TOWEL SETS S u11da11 Onl11 2 3 7 Sel'I include f't"ver.sible joc· quards or noral print de- .signs. Get 22x44" bath to\\'- eJ, 11xl8" guest t o\\'<'l apd Your ·. 12xl2" wash cloth. Colors. Chokt.. '• .. . RAG DOLL S 1111dn11 Onl11 186 Jumbo rag doll. fiexlbie, wiUt plastic lace. Sitting about 20", ·DAILY 10-10, $UN. 10·7 • 9-PC. STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE SET S11nday Only 1488 Reg. 11.44 Easy to care for stainless steel cookware set In· eludes 1, 2. 3-qt. covered sauce pans. 6-qt. Dutch · Oven and 101h " open fry pan. Buy now in time for the holidays. Charge it. 3-PC. GIANT TRUCK SET Sunday 01aly Durable poly Dump Truck, Ce· ment Truck and Back lioe. All are over 12" long, have snap-on grilles and other working parts. Just say Charge it. J9~ BEACON ® HEATING PAD - 2.96 . . . -. Su11da11 Olll11 • 1Soothin g healing pad With slgflt.J light. \vet-proo( tot~ ton 1flannel('lte C<lVE'r \\'Ith snap. closurrs and 3 hi;:ats. Over $1 off now ~ Charge it. -:.24: -Reg.-3.26 : Now You r BankAmerlcard. Welcome Here . . . 2200 HARBOR BL VD. Corner of Wilson and Harbor COST A MESA . . . " , 7 •• .... . >·Jj Dl!LY PlLDT . ~~~·Ann Latiders . S1lu!"d1y, Dtctm~H 4, 1970 '-~~~1 Teen~er's Hope l . , '1 ,~· .. , 'f_ • ·~ ~. :-:-: " Has Foundation •••••• • • 1 ••• 'fl :'::: ' ,-. ' ... · . . . , .. . ti r-,.;. DEAR ANN LANOER·S: I am a normal IS.year· .~~ :: old girl. When I say normal I mean I look lilte a 15-- r;~-: ':year-old girl. r act like 8 15-year-old girl _and, J have ;.'!. ~+atl the desires and dreams of a 15-year-old girl. The -~:.<nnly way in which I am ditferent is that I am 'an .... ;.·. er'leptic. •. ha ve the Epllep~y Foun----------- ' .~ ... datlon to th.ink for educating ·~-.·.me so that I now Jive a fear· --~ '. :.~free life. t have learned from -~; , ·• lheir booklelJ to hold my head t-;; ,, ~.Up and t~ help other eplleptl cs. ·'\.•:I 11 .. ha" learned not to be TRAIN MOVES ··~··f,ahamed of my affliction . \~:::;· 11 is ostimatead that one out Gh•e in or lose him ... wben TOO QUJCKL. Y ~: l ·t w every JOO people ha ve a guy gives you this line, look ,.t1..~-·~1'pilepay. This means about out! For lips on how to handle Pl F , ••••• ·1w· o m1·111·"" i·n the Unittd LONDON IU ) ..... actory .._ . ''" the super seic: salesman, check "I J h Allcock has ... ·;;States. And don 't farget -for Ann Landers. Read h c r i• anager o n -: ~ .·every epileptic, three to four complained to British railways booklet, "Necking and Petting that its express deli9ety trains ~l/;::inembers ol hill fa mlly are in--What Are the Limits?" are going too fast. . • '-.. 1:·volved In his illness. They Send your requ.est to Ann Lan-He says they don't slop long ~~ .. should understand the nature dcrs in .. care , of ,the DAU.. Y enough for his fir m's parcels ; .. :: dof ~ilepsy 1 and k.now what to Pit.pr. enclosing 50 cents in to be unloaded Jn Northern -> .: o in case o .a seizure. coin and a long, ~tamped, seU· England - and the goods wind f.~:-.:· I have not had a seiiure in addressed envelope. up in Scotla nd. :_,<·}'ears, thanks to dilantin. al-------------'----------~ ~ .• :matvelous drug which has .. :f: ·:•Changed the lives of millions. ,·~::~lease, Ann Landers , Print the '!J, ·;·address of the Epilepsy Foun- ...........ll'NllllC~IClllllPNll'INININllllllllN_..IN. lr'j. ::;d,ltion and urie interested ... ; .. ·:·people to write for free :. :.~~ralure. They also have .... ;,:::tQms for groups y,·ho wish to ~:;:undentand. God bleM you for I:: ;!the good you do. -ONE OF '~· :· :r.wo MILLION J ~.:;:.-DEAR ONE: Here'1 the ad· s,~~:::dtt11 of the Epilepsy FOUn· , .,. . ~·'-•4ation: 1SJ 111.h ·Slrttl N.W., ..... ;7.Wa1hlngton, D.C. %0001. And .... ;..:~·',1God ble11 YOU for writing . ..-'.'··· ~~-'~ DEAR ANN LA NDERS : ·~·~.:\'ou column a few daya ago · .. ·.made me mad. It was about :.~····brides who don 't get around to ·;~;:.writing thank you notes for ~·:·wedding gifts. You were not i' • i~One bit sympathetic with the . !::'';'"brides who are exhausted ~~:"~~fN>m all the showers and S ~'trou~au shopping -followed 'It;~ 'by the honeymoon and setting : ..... :::up housekeeping. A Jot of .... ~::l>rides these days are pregnant , ... ·,.'and don't feel well. -..·~.:,•, I 'have already received ~ • ~:~ee copies of your column In 1 ~ _ .. the mail and . I am very an- 1 ::::11oyed., It so ~appens J was : , -;:1J'Jarried 16 m.o11ths ago and by , t ·:-the tftne I.pl aettL«l enough . i ~::~ WH~·Tha'h1'.: yOu nOtes a ·~~-:~ear had paased so l decided .;~ •. better-never than late." ·:•.:·You can get back in my . 't. graces by· jTI'lntlllf my -.; t._ :~4Jime and address and saying ·.~;fl great big thank you to, ·! ,..p:tveryone who sent us wedding '!"~ i;·:jt&ifts. -CORNING CORNER. :,,:.,"~.'. :DEAR CORN: If you think .. tJ -'l'in going to take you on the ;~.,~ ~:hok by prl11Un1 your thank "': ··.joa note ln this column you ._; ••. are off your ever lovh1' . :.~ • tocker. .. ~.,-.,,----,,-,,,,--;-----: !l ;·: De a t h l\1o tlre• ... .., • CHILOI \.., (MILDS, M•l'1' 'lilr1l"l•, U , Ct! "46 ,._,, .. , Ave., cor-oe1 Mil•. su .... 1~M by O•u•n· , .,.,, P1rtrlcl1 Ann SUlutn Of Co•orno "'I • •{ M1r, 50l'I Fr1,.klln 5(1\Ulrl al Flo<IO-, ,, .. ! . .,; 1,r. Mr1. ll•ll'il.., Fl,.,h Of CvO!'ll 011 ... Mir. Servlel• MotlOIV. o.c. 7. l :XI '·"'· ,. • .. , l ltlt (II.IHI, Coron1 Gel M•r. lttv. ~ I Jof\11 f>. Athn. ot11<l1Tln1. lntum•n! ~•I~·"•'-· In Jl.u ol 1"-fl, l1ml1v •llll!IO'~ll • oj,,.11011t """' bl mlde to tht Cnlld11n1 :·~ Ho111t11 r .. o,.,..,. 11tn Mor1u1ry, c...-o- 4 f',i ,.. Ml t, Ol11dorl. '-;: -·· o• 10•0 ~:-bf: I OltO, W11i.c1 OM. -It, of 'n1 ~,..,,,.,, ,.l1ct. Coat1 MHI. 0111 Of 011th, .• .Jl..:,M\btrr 7. su.-.lvM by ,.119 Mvrllo. oon -• ~· L'1'"1rd Ind 41"9h1tr Elho! 01 ~ew· ... t~•i;ft ... ell, Alla tlllH .lfU•ft OI S~hrHI • • ""'' 9r1ndton t TC l MUl,,.0 .t..Oe !lord, Cr ·~tk!!"'3 s111u """''· $trvlce1 M-•v •i' -fl '1.m, ''" llro1ow1v Ch•~I. O!llc1nt ,. , ti'Y11'1ond Wl!!llm Acllon. lnttrme .. 1. : "'")il'M,,... M-!11 P11k. 1111 llro.d· ••: • '°..,. Mortut l'1'. Olrecton • .. • ... ' lMITH '• ,~('ti-!, Ch•1ln W., 5~. of 91-~ fl•ookbolv : ,. ~ .. ~i., Huntln~ton 8•1<;~. Survlw<I i:v : ,'~::.:fit, ~"\;.;11~1r;~;n·Tu:".1~''• . ..':'.ie~~ ;.::r=11~~~1.1c~~.' ~~;,';'~:.:•;.:!~ • '.·"'f\let')', dltetlorl, •• -;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:~1 ,~ ..... t·" -·. '. 0 ' • ARBUCKLE & SON &-:~ ~. Wald.lff Mortuary ~ ·.-'.·,0'1 E. 17UI St., Costa Me1a • -;-: . HM88I -:\" ·. . ~ :· :;. BALT'I! MORTUARIES • ;· :lloroa. dtl Mu .... OIU·Mll • ·, · tMta Mna ........ ml 14414 i ~· !· • '-.i: •. BELL 8ROADWA Y -~~.._,· ::· MORTUARY ;~:: :i.i• Breld"ay; Costa Mesa t•: ·: U f..)W . :·,.. :.. . ·:; ::: Al<CORMlCK LAGUNA • • .; BEACH MORTUARY =· ... : /' ·1715 Llpna Canyon Rod. • ~ "· 4H-M15 . . . .. := • .. PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PATIK C.eme.U:ry Mor1u11y Chape:I ···: WI Pacific View Ortve ~ewpert Jt:1dl, C:alHomla ;. 114-1711 • PEEK FAMILY ·-.. .•; • COLONIAL FUNERAL .,.. ,. •• .. . ~· ·: -: ' HOME •1 Bela.a Ave. "'e1tmbllfer .... an-aw • • SMITlU' MORTUARY m Milo It • u .. 111,... .,.. .. - WHAT A WONDE R FUL . CHRISTMAS IDEA . ''DISCOUNT DAYS'' • Sunday Dec. 6 and Monday Dec. 7 Only 2 a ·10 STORES TO SERV.E· YOU ' --*::::--.. ·~ :· A TTENTIQN '11f.J SHOPP ~Jf,! GET A MERCHANDtS -· At Grants SUNDAY DEC. 6, MONDAY DEC. 7 Buy anything* in the store, anytime Sun., or Mon., cash or charge and we will give' you a Merchandise Bonus Check equal to.l0% of y our purchases, providing they total $5 ·or ino~e. Use your check for any Grant's 111erchandise from Dec. 8th thru Dec. 13, 1970. Great chance to add to your Christrnas budget. Store Hou rs: Anaheim Mon-Sat. 10 to 10 Sunday 10 to 7 Hu ntingt on Beath 9:3 0 to.9:30 Sunday 10 to 6 Huntington Be ach 8rookh111 st At Ad .1n1 'r I ' . ' .. 1---·-- • . . .. ' • " " . . . . .... .. ~ . ·' . ' .... .. . ... " .. . •--" " . " :· ~:-. ... .. • i.~ .. " . ' .... ... ... -· ., . . . ·-. . . . -·.'· ·I +,, • -=----· -·· - -Sa ...... -§, 1970 OAll.Y "IAT J 5 Bacchus nt 11111 Ni's Fra1111.ce !Ut's AT totally l 11mis· takably MALE! ' .. HITACHI . DRU& STORES "Magic Wand" MASSAGER Miraculous electric fatigue cllaser! Slender-sized mail ,, After Shave • "· Cologne 4tz. 3.00 .3.50 "Russian ~1eatber" " . -.. 2-PIECE GIFT SET After Sbne 6 50 and Colo1ne 4 IL EICh Ii ~ /.tt6tti . -;-B. 2-PC. Gift SET "Russian Leather" in Jewel Box . MAX FACTOR ~oz. Elcl • After Shave & •. Cologne with : Roap Soap o· - Royal Regiment Duo After sllave lotion and c1la11 1 far m11 in Leather, Ory Lime or Oak Moss. 6.50 MIN'S REMINGTON 'Lektro Blade 7' ~ body is easy to grip. Ught-19 95 weight so 11sers never tire even after prolonged mas- saging. #HY-110 • HITACHI Portable Hair Dryer FOR MEN AND WOMEN Wlis!lr Q1ill. Ptw1rf1I Breeze act111! ~~~~:~.:,~:~i~~~" 14 95 cool or hot air. Streamline design. Two tone color. #H05DOO • "The Hot C11mb" MEN'S HAIR snLER lty REMINGTON Tames tmruly laair ii sec. ol!ds-Easy to tse. liglt- weight Two combs. brusb snap in. -Give hime PoSi· tive hair control! •• #HW-2A 12.66 "The Wave" 2-Pc. Gilt Set LADYSCHICK "Mini Traveler" HAIR CURLER}Ylth Btautlfyl_ng Mist Ifs "mpact -go wllere J'11 wallt ID go! 14 curtm 12 66 fur all llair styles. Non- d~ing. cul1s with lleouti- fying Mist #JI u . . . • • ~;;""-~ _J High T1de~ g I -LADY scHl(f(-Beauty Salon_ 2-Piece Set ~ · : 3l4·0L EICI Alter $IHI l Cllqll . 7.50 MAX FACTOR California Color fAN1ASY Cream Lipstick and Ultra Lucent Nall Color Nectarino paired with Shell Coral Ultra Lucent Nail Color. Pink Dawn Paired witll Pink Blush Ultra Lucent Nail Color. Too loo Bamboo Paired witll Champagne IVO<J Ultra Ill· • cant Nail Color. ~:~b 2.50 HAIR DRYER with Beautifying Mist The mist sets hair in under 20 mintues. Gives hair luslrnlJs sheen, speeds coloring & con- ~~:~;. 25.88 #322 . 'True-to-Light II' MAKEUP MIRROR ltyCLAIROL 4-way liglt 5'10:· tioo for day, offioo. evening or home Hitrt. Dial a newer. truer light so you can makeup in the light you wilt be seen in. #LM2 17.66 - Aller 's11111.-after shower,· afttr •llYl'ltlc! . 3.2 OL CORD/CORDLESS Shaver with compact wall cllarger ~·ideal for travel. Six-iosi- tio• comfoit "ntrnl Anythln1tan111,.11 After Lady REMINGTON ILIC1RIC SHAVIR ... In Cempact Gift Case ~terchangeable shaver heads for each groom- ing need. Easy t4 handle. Witll blllt· in ha~ fi&hl "Pub" After Shave Rt1rtt1i11 Face Tni•I· 4·1L dial. With travel case. 6.00 Slick patent #LB-7 28.95 -!'hoz. IO· tion: creme slave, spray d11d1raal 5.50 . MEDll.LION S•IP 1n 1 Rope lffls Ira• An orl,.tal floral in 1 bo- wttching blend of blooms from far-off lands. 1.00 REMINGTON 'Lady-Go-Lightly' u ,,.:::;;:;:- 4.00 the Classic "Pbb n Clll111 a1d After Sim hLEICI • ----"'!""---~--........ ------------------------------------. ---------.. ------ J• DAILY PILOT S•tUl"dol)', Dtctmbtr 5, 1970 ''DIAL'' TEMPO "Excedrin P.M." -·- lb• nl1ht-tlme pain relimr tblt also h1fps Y" sleop. 5D's ''Vitalis'' · DRUG STORES OPEN 9 A.M. to 10 P.M.-7 DAYS "Stjrofoam" CUPS For hot or cold drinks. Wash- able, disposable. 51's. HAIR TONIC Keeps hair neat all day without 1rease. J oz. Tru-Smpke Truck "Mini Bike" 2i. Horsepower Motor. w ily accessible on-off toggle switch. Full protection stee l clutch guard. S.re stop font opera ted friction brakes. Big 2W' diameter "'kno~ 97 . 8._ 8 by" tires with tubes. 6" steel ball bearing wheels; split bolted con- struction for easy tire change. #250-X KENNER "Close and Play• Phonograph By REMCO -Puff-puff-puff comes the smoke from their shiny diesel exhaust stacks as they cruise across the floor urder Close lid and record plays! Needle is attached to lid. Can beoperaled by a very young child. (Batter- ies oot includ- o!.) 5.99 ri;=~~:~ 5 19 tifully de- biled. • IDEAL Rembrandt Designer HORSMAN "Teensie Tot" y yon - Mr. Rembrandt is a plastic, pro- grammed painter who pirouettes and ·parades over paper while his pens produce various pre- ~~.!;;:n~~ 6 39 pens.---• . VOIT Punch 'N Bag For the active youngsters. With heavy duty floor plattorm. Spring ~'""" l~J11r;.~:~flwrd4y for 6q,.9tity " #KR500 -. ELDON Poweride X-70 steers like a real car. Stick shift forward & reverse lever. The vivid yello w, hi-impact plastic body & wide racing-type tires support up to 150 pounds. For indoor or outdoor use, skimming aking at speeds up to 2 miles an hour. Ages 2 tflrough 9. 25.44 INSTEAD OF A DIAPER "Pampers" Diaper and Panty All In One FOR DRIER, HAPPIER BABIES Disposable, comfortable - baby shaped-with "'stay. dry" lining. Absorbent as 2 cloth diapers. The first flusl\able diaper system. 10" tall, ~ng rooted bair, life- ~\~m~Y',~~~ilh3comb1, !rugs~ & curlers. Choice of 3 outfits.. • TOPPER "Baby Lov'N Care" She gets sick like • real baby and you make her well. She cries, rubs her tummy, loms ~i~~;tl-2 :49 SOUTH BENO Doll Coach While body with metallic blue dewration. fo ld ing hood. 7\1 " wheels, %"white tires. Tubular plated, Duchess spring action gear. 8.78 Just fike magic. Draw out Francie's blonde ponybil & It grows to 5". Wilh a flick of the wri st it is shoolder length. 3.99 DYMO Label Maker "Ouija" Talking Board BJ PARKER -The indicator spells out some amazing answers as it glides over the board. Eac~ generation dis-2 96 covers this time-tested favorite a!\ over again. • • "Sonic" CARS by KENNER Big racers. Realis tic detail including chrome- like components and hel· 1 99 meted drivers. £xciti.ng racing colors. A.ss't of IO racers. Eac~ • Game of Headache by KOHNER -lhrill packed chase game with "Pop·O-Matic" cube shaker. Capture your op· ponent's men and win. Grand Prix 2.57 Bi KUSAN-Excitin g speedway completely assembl ed, automatic 2 17 star ter gate, racers, trac k, pit stop & 3 steel ball engines. ; Marbles by LAKESIDE -Load the launcher wilh 5 marbl es -spi n ii lryiog 3 97 to capture the marbles in your goal. It's chal· lenging and exciting. • MATTEL-A-TIME Talking Clock ldeal to teach children lo tell time. They set the hands -twi st the pointer knob & the clock clearly tells 8 99 the exact time shown on lhe face. Rer. 11.49 • Twiddler GAME By PARKER-fascinating new marble game. "Twiddle" to guide your marble through a forest 1 7 3 of posts to make it drop into a hole in the hollow handle. • Colored Blocks By PLAYSKOOL -C.. 3 39 of 70 pieces, IO shapes. For ages 1 V2 to 8 years. • Large Size CANDIES "Christmas Cheer" 2-79 · CHOCOLATES by BRACHS J lbs. " Delectable cent ers of aougat, caramels, 3 98 vanilla cream, buttercreme. maple, etc. to 5 lb tleligbt everyone. s. • choeal•t• Santas chocol•t• Coins Gold foiled milk choc· olate in mesh ba~ of age gay colors. Various size coins. 8 oz. pusH eUTToN Blender By PAHASOHIC-7 speeds wilh ott/on buttnn. 5 29 88 cup glass container. Detachable stainless steel blades. Chrome plated base. #MX-210 • e Spray, Steam & Dry Iron The Complete Iron -39 steam vents on non-,. 7 49 stick soleplate, 2 spray settings, fabric guide. #FIOIWT • G 8-Cup Percolator Automatically keeps coffee warm after brewing. , 0 88 Handy brew selector, dripless pouring spout. Brews 4-8 cups. #CM1 0 • sALToN Egg Cooker Electric time/temperature dial system for preci se 19 95 degree of saltness or hardness. Handsome table _accessory. I ERI • PRE STO "Fondue" uDrco Can Opener with Electric cooker for in- formal parties, snacks. Each person CTJoks his own-right at the table. Thermostatic CTJntrol for correct heat. W/8 stain· less steel fondue forks. #FCIP 18.49 Knife Sharpener Automatic with push OOt· ton cleaning. Double lever fo r easy pu ncturing. Speedy knife sharpener. ti~-~· 12.49 l!:a:::=:::o:==:c==x:===z:==:c==i::::===z:i:::::======.l • KO ·I ' j • ~ K ' B 0 a' • (i .---~.~---~·m-----D----~!~WWW o••==mm ---~°'-1 •~ "Beauty Salon" J l "Deskette" PAD FOLIO Overni ght 88 12's C Dayti me 15's . 11• Compact, easy to us11 & tn 1 79 ' load. Uses IA" UPll' (not in- cluded.)ldeal forborne or office. • The convenience of a desk and . portfolio combined into one 2 98 handsomely styled unil W/Pen & paper, Colors. • NAIL POLISH REMO VER ~ t Fa.st, no_n-smear actiQn. 2 , 49c :, With lanolin. o • 4 or. Bottle • Newborn 30's Daytime 3D's 1.33 1.43 LP Record Album TRICOLATOR Coffee Maker Brews 4·8 cups of delicious. ground free cottee in just set· - ends. With cover. 12 filters 3 89 & filter bolder. Rei. 4ll #fB·B a ·-~ .... ,,.,.,,.,.,co·~·--.-.111 • EVEREADY 9 Volt Battery Play Action Transistor Special Rec. 89c Pack of 2 , __ r, I ---------~--~ p ---_.,,... _________ _ I ' ' . - • ''Colgate'' DENTAL CREAM With Gardo l 5 oz. large Size 55c ''Ban'' Spray or Rolf-on DEODORANT Antl·Persplrant 1 oz. SprJJ or 2.5 oz. Roll-on ·Colgate 100 MOUTHWASH Prot1r;tlo1 tor •••rt 11al1st 11rms. 17oz. 57c ''Prell'' SHAMPOO C11cntrat1d Extr• Efc~ Lither 5oz. Family Size KODAK lnstamatic 44 CAMERA Drop in 1ilm-Pop on flashcube. Takes all three ••• color snaps, 9 aa co!o~ slides,. black & white. Nothing to se~ easy lo use. • KooAK Super 8 Electric-Eye Movie Camera 011 t1it f/2.7 Lens Fixed focus. No distance set- lings. Drop-in loading. fl.Jttery operated (includ-37 aa """"' ed). Slim & lightweight Re(. 42.95 M-14R • KooAK lnstamatic X35 Cilmera Outfit-Color ••• Automatic Electric-Eye. fast lens. 34 aa Easy close-ups. 0 Reg. 38.95 • KooAK Projector features include single-slide screen pre-- viewing, automatic focusing, instant ran- dom access for all slides including the one being projected, re- ceptacle for "special 99 aa effect" equipment. Rei. 119.95 # 760 • · 1 KooAK Carousel Slide TRAY With this "140" slide tray ynu can m show and store 60 more 2"x2" slides. Because of the capacity, Lhe slots are narrower and will accept 3 29 only cardboard and thin plastic slides. Rer. 3.88 • ''Walkie-Talkie" sn By REALTONE One pair. Push the button for talking. Vari- able volume contra!. Op-1 0 aa erates on 9 volt battery (included). #514% • soNY AM Clock/Radio Rich hard'Ntlod finish cabinet for linest 1esonance. Slide rule tuning. Alarm r· bullef and slumber 29 95 switch. NIRC-74 o LIGHTED Cosmetic Mirror Portable with beige carrying case. Large 2-sided mirror, 7 a8 one side plain, the other magnified for make·up use. • ' 25 Light Set lildependenUybmingas· sorted C9V• color bu~~ 2 ga Add-on connector for other liabt sets. • "Corn Huskers" LonoN fn IH •n -When your hands get " rou&ll " lie work you're doing. 1 t r. 79c ·---·--------~··-· ·-----. ..-~---------. S&Ulnl,,y, December 5, 1970 ~LY PILOT J7 .· ,~.·~l!.,...~r~ .. ~ tt·~·~t~· ... Tree Skirt FLOCKED STARDUST 59 s t h p• Flame~oof •bite cot· 1 e co c I ne Ion. 1111% . Foil Icicles 5 :1 · 00 :i;~:~1~~~: 23 88 8ol of 275 Silver Strands. I • 1 ft. • Tree Drna~ents Peppermint Stripe Assort-age 'ment 4 -l ' Rounef & 2 -3" Bells. Set If & ' 21/4" Tree Ornaments ' .. le t Balls" -Traditional and unusual colors to en- hance your tree. J .. ,.11 l .29 Santa's Creeper His best red plush Yule- to'g, complete w/suspen- ders. 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(AP) -Doi-., U· tional champion TelU pull ilS 2f.&lml wlnnln& muk Ind !be Soulllwest Conference championship on the lint to- day in "B~ Shootout II" with nvenae minded Arkansas. The Lon&homs art I touchdown favorite. The 1ame may be a replay of 'last , year'• "Big Shootout" for the natiOnal ti· Ue which Te1:u won 15-141 in Arklnlaa. It · c w.s voted the college football same of tht dtcadt by writers and broadcuten:. 1bls Ume Tuu ii 11aln ranked No. I. . ·. bu\ the Ruoi:blclis 1tO rated No. I 111- stNd of No. 1 They have won nine con- leCUtive sames since Stanford beat ~ 34-21111 lbe --· Arkanlu can &•in i c:otton Bowl berth afalnal Noire Dome wllh jllll a Ile 11nct • Texu went to, the poaWeuoo. clullc last. Delpit. aaudy r......U, lbe 1-will more tb&n Ukely lit at home Nl:'lf' Year'• Day bt<auoe moot ol the ma]« bowb are filled. The ~ona• Bowl II llllllkely to comt the way ol !ht SWC nmnerup uni• Mjpl•ippl Upitta Loulliana S t a t e fool&llt. Tu:u ancP Arkansaa own the highest- o.. rv Toda• 11:30, c,.__, 7 -Int --In the lllld. The IOQfborns m ICOtinf at a 11.1 per pme dip and Arlwlw at.39.L Tht battle will draw • 1t1lout •.ooo tans to Mlmorlll Stadium, a record. '·Rams Gunning for Victory ' Against Luckless ~aint~ LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Los Angeles Rams' tight end, Billy Truu, will be playing before bis adopted hometown fans here. Sunday. He hopes he plays as well as be did before his real borne folks in Louisiana Jut month. That · was against thl Ntw Orleans Saints and the ene-time Louisiana State University star bad quilt an afternoon in the Sugar Bowl. The 6-5, 235-poundu caught all paw:s for 124 yard.!i, a bi1 factor in the Rams' 31).17 victory. It will be the Saints a1:ain and Truax. although forced out in the second half at San Francisco last Sunday with a 1roin pull, is erpected to be around and sound. Kickoff is 1 Ji.m. for these memben of the National Conference West, National Football Le'IU". LCIS Angeles moved into a rm place division tie in wJUpptna San Francisco, 30-13, each with a 7·3-t record. New Orleans occupies the dlviaion basement with 2-1-1. 'J'he Slints never ·: have beaten Los Angeles. Rams coach George Allen. fearing a > :; letdown following last week's triumph . : over the 49ers, reminded his troops that they'lod 1be 5ainta,by only 2H7 111 lht toorlh quarter. It wu then tbat an error and a bit of qulck-tbinkin& ~ running by kicker Pat Studstill turned.the a:ame around. On fourth down and yards to 10, Studstill toot a bigb. pass from center, and.unable to get tbe punt away, took eff and-goi !be lint down. Los Angeles went oa to ICOl"t the 8 cisive touchdown.. J. D. Roberts, who repl1ctd Tom Fears as coach of the Saints following the Ram 1ame. will start Bill Kilmer 1t quarterback and twe former Obie state Sports In llrlef PllYtn, Jim OI~ and Tom Bll'lington,at '"'1ntnl bacb. J{ew Orleana projects at least two ob- vloqa thruta -the passing of eJ:·UCLA star Kilmer to Danny Abramowicz: and Dave Parks, and the place kicking of Tom Dempsey. It wu Dempsey, of course, who booted an uabdieyable &.1-yard lltld goal to lllnk the Detroit Lions in the 'final teeonds lalt 111odlh. Roman Gabriel opens for Los Angeles at ~back. with blll-carrien Larry Smilh'alld Les J ... phseo. And -Billy Truax. UCLA Off and Running As Bears Fall, 108-77 LOS ANGELES -Tall, fast, el· perienced UCLA used a wilting fut break and the sbooUng of senior forward Sidney Wicks to trample Bayior's Be1rs, 108-77 • Friday night as the Bruins opened defense of their national college basket- a three-day sports weekend with the Monday football games. and eettin& fine ratings with them, ABC-TV would bt forfeiting as new advantage by not trying to build a itasoo-klng sports seri!! Mon· day nights. ball champion.ship. e ·.-UCJ Too CoJd The Bruinl, winners ol the last four PROVO, 1.Jtah B~·•·m Yo•m• · NCAA ttu .. , got off to a fast 11art. 1llt •...--~ .... UCLA front line of &-foot-I Wickl. &.t Univenity opened )ta basketball aeaJOD . T F• h Off Steve Pattfnon and ~7 Curtis Bowe wu Friday night with . a 76-Q victory over ". O 117 t mucb too mucb for lbe 1maller Bean. =:.~cl, led by iJiard Slev• Kelly'• 20 • .,, . 1.JCLA ltd 56J7 at halftime and bulk Kelly bad 14 poillta·in lhe·fint ball as tbe margin to 21 pointa with aeven the eou,ars nn up a 40-SS lead. In the t Cal State Five mT :J:. ~.:"'1""1:.11 !:: 1aa1·balf, BID hlt ius1 tlibl. -·- • ----'--. In, ---;:th~:>e .. field but ~ advantace of nu ou WJll:". R:Kl"VAO Ian fouls to pile up-the eventual vie-- LOS ANGELES -UC Irvine's basket· Wicka scored 20 poinb for a well· tory marpn. 1 '. ball team rin into a second half cold balanced attack. Patterson and Rowe 1ot " · 17 each and guard Henry Bibby added 15. ·:.i atreak and in the proce11 dropped a 7M6 •. .: decision to Ca.I State {Los Angeles) in the ,-,_winner•' gym Friday night. ' • -.. Coach Tim Tift's UCJ Anteaters shot 50 "'percent from the field during the first .. half in streaking to a 35-32 lead over the · . Diabloa. But the second 20 minute1 was another •tory. · The Anteaters could ol}ly cliCk on nine : of 29 attempts from the field (31 percent) in the ll«ODd hall and Cal Slate took ad- vant.age of the situation. The Diablos took the lead for &ood with 1t:22 to go in the secoDd half on a two- . pointer by guard Rod Murray. The bucket gave Cal State a 47-46 lead and it _ never looked back. ·-. UCl made one final run at the Diablos · ""ilh 3:30 left in the contest. Trailing 72· • 63, Anteater forward Phil Rhyne hit 1 basket to cul the deficit to seven. Ten seconds later the Anteaters st.ole the ball, but a cinch lay-in was missed and for all intent and purpose the aa.me was over. The Anteaten i;~ayed well the first half, jumplng to a s.4 lead on a free throw by Rhyne alKI a pair or baskeb by Gary Fo1. Ezcept for two occasions, Tif\'1 crew .held the lead throughout the remainder of the !Int hall. Rhyne led UCI in scoring with 25, in- cluding nine charity throws. Bill Moore followed with 17 ind Foz had 10. TUCSON -California's Golden Bear1 shot a siuling 67.S percent in the first half to roll up a 16-point lead and go on to defeat the University of Arizona Wildcat! 87-79 in a noh-conference buketball came here Friday riliht. • AUSTIN -Apparently aome eager football fans may pay as high as $100 a ticket to go to today'• Tezas-Arkan· IU football game. 1be Austin American said Friday there were several reports of the normally $S tickets selling u high u $100. Police Capl Harvey GaM warned that ticket scalping or selling them for a price higher than that printed. on the ticket, can be punished by fines up to $500 and a year in jail. Gann said plainclothes officers wtre checking downtown hotel lobbies, where much of the scalping action has bten reported, and would be out.side Memorial Stadium today, • HOLLYWOOD -AJ!C.TV is taldn& quick stepa to ezperiment with pr1me time pro basketball as a possible future replacement for the very aucctssful Mon .. day nigbl pro football games when lhe gridiron season Js over. The final Monday prime time football contest this season will take pl1ce Dec. 14, and the first bnladcast to replace it the following. wttk -Dec. 21 -will be a basketball game between lbe Milwaukee Bucks and the: Im Angele1 Lakers. ABCTV president Jamu Duffy said ncenUy that prime lime: pro basketball was a distinct. pouibillty f<r the Mil fu~. His poaltlon made 3enat to some obotrvm who !tit Iha~ alter establilllinf • A trio of Pac.a basketball teams were victorious in non-conference action Fri· day night. Oregon tlll'll!d back vi.siting Te1as Tech, 96-11 while host Oregon State did in Oklahoma State, 6M3. Wuhiniton edled crosstown rival Se- atUe, 17-15. Chargers Host Surging Cincy SAN DIEGO (AP) -The Cincinnati Bengals ride their four.game winning streak Sunday into a realigned San Diego defense, done desperately in the mathe· matical chance tht Chargers are still eoing somewhere. A crowd of near 50,000 is expected for tht 1 p.m. kickoff in San Diego Stadium. The Bengals are tied with Cleveland and Pittsbt.lrgb for first place in the Na· tional Football League 's American Conference Central. But San Diego is 4-S-z. After their tiUe hope• in the American Welt were dashed 2&-14 at Kan.us City last Sunday, the Chargers moved linebecker Jeff Staggs to defensive end. Steve Delong, normally defensive end. and tackle Gene Ferguson are expected to be used as defensive tackles and coach Cbarlle Waller hints be may put rookie Marty Dornres back at quarterback. The Bengals, with one of the league'• strongest running att.lcb, are rolling. Virgil Carter completed Jl of 26 passes in their M victory ever New Orleans last week. The Injury altuaUon has improved on .t>oth sides with Arkansas' great tailback ' -BtU Burnett -getting the green light. to play Irom doct.ora. · He suffered a &houlder separation Oct. 31. Steve Worster, Texas' outs landing fullback, ls running again arter being ~bled-with a pajnful hip. bruise Thanksgiving Day, Mia!ling the game for certain will be the Razorbacks' fine offensive guard Ronnie Hammers and Tei:as' gifted end Colton Sj>eynor. The Pl)'Chologi~mills are turning for th is one with both coach Frank Broyles of Arkansas and Texas Coach Darrell Royal -good golfing buddies In the off-season -claiming they are so tense they can 't brush their teeth without gaggb1g. Arkansas scheduled a workout Friday afternoon on the arUficial turf at Memorial Stadium. Quarterback Bill Montgomery is the in· splration in Arkansas' pro-style offense with flanker Chuck Dicus his primary receiver. The Razorbacks also play it tough where Texas is the strongest -on the • ground. Texas leada the nation in rushing of· r~nse with an average or 364.1 yirds per game with lbe triple-opUon built around Worster and elusive Jim Bertelsen with red-haired quarterback Eddie Phillipa the able trail boss. Arkali.sas is third in the naUon on rushing defense, allowing 88.1 yards per game. • Texas is next-U>last in the SWC on pass defense .-a weakness which the Razorback.a wW prove . KI TE'S-EYE VIEW -Australian Bill Bennett will be flying his delta wing kite tonight·at Orange Coun· ty, Raceway's double drag feature. Bennett .is one guy who really takes it ieUs him:l<i>go fly a kite. seriously when someone .. OCIR Hosting . ' Dollble ·Bill Last week's unexpected rain caused cancellation of the scheduled Wheelstand Championships at Orange County International Ra ceway. However , the rain and the cancelation could transform lhemsclves into a gold mine for the . ocm management this \\'eekend . The Wheelstand ChampioTisrups are being combined with tonight's Funny Car Finals in an impressive doubleheader. OClR president Bill White says, ''if the ·telephone response we're gettiilg this ·week is indicative of tonight's at- tendance, we may combine lh!se two races again next year -with or without rain." Both categori es begin side by side eliminations at 7:30. Top competitors featu red in the wheel· stand ·ruyision. include Texans Roy Tre. vi no (Rare Bear) and Gary Watson <Pa&. dy Wagon) and Califon\ians Chuck Pool• jChuckwagon), Tom r-.tara (Moonshot) and Bob Perry (Fugiti ve Corvette). Jungle Jim Liberman, Mike Snively, l~arry Schmidt. Larry Arnold, Bob Rowe and Jim Dunn headline a formidable fun· ny car field . Sdimidts.,_Blue Max Mustang became the nation's quickest runny car when ill was driven to a 6.72 sec-217.91 mph clock .. ing by Jake Johnston during his victor1 at OCffi's recent Manufacturers cham- pionships. Richard Tharp of Dallas wil occupy the ~lue l\'lax cockpit Saturday . Lakers Club SF, 123-101 Cal State had four pl1yera in double figures. Murray and Mose Adolph, the t"'·o Diablo guards. combined for to poinla wilh Adolph getting ZI. Maryland Scott foUowed with 16 and reterve Tony -Sanderi canned 11. ~ Anteaters return to a c t lo n Thunday, meeting Whittler College at 7 tn the first round of the Krl1 Kr· ingle Klusic at Cal State (Fullerton). Night World Series Under Study LOS ANGELES (AP) -, Jerry West's 30 points, 14 assists and harassing defensive play paced Los AngeJes. Friday . night as the Lakers trounced the stunned San Francisco Warriors 12.l-JOI in a Na· tioflal B.3sketball Association game. In a pr<liminary contut, the 1.JCI Y.'rosh tum overcame a 13-point hllftime deficit to defeat the Dlablo freshmen, • 73. U( ,,., ... 1661 ta1 lttt. lUI 1111 . """~ """. JI-I f 1 25 Tlwlfftlt • t • I ~ Pl21Pk.n 1 1J1t c~ 21 •sAt*Mn 1111 F•• 1 1•10A._ lft2'1 It .... 11 •2 MlinlY t1•1f .. k.. ,,,, • .,.." •till •wfl11.~lfl I 1 J t LA.-.!! I I I I .~ 111JWt lkll' 21tS T .. ,._ '5 It 2' at TOft ll 21(1 II 11 n Ht ll'lfmt: UCI JJ., Ctl Ill~ '2 ut1 ,.,... llfl """" tt1 .,.,. 1 r11 """" I I I ' M1Wl!l1& ....... ·---.,., ..._ ... ~ftt1J111 1 7 I It ltt!Nktt •1•11Jt9n J s J IS a-lltn ' J I 11 """ I I 4 7 ....,_ t 1 I It N"" ttJ I H~flttr ·-l'Oftl• JI U U If Tlft!t ti1ltllt'M1 (11 ll•M 44 UCI ~I ' ' • J " 10' '" ' •• 1 ' ' s " 1 1 ' • 1 • J ' I 1 4 4 w11an LOS ANGELES -A World Series 1ame at· nl&ht? It could happen perhaps a1 IOOl'I 111971 If Bueball Commtaliontt Bow1e Kuhn bu hia way. 'lllt oabjed come up lor dilalallM Fri· day 11 buett.11'1 winter mtttinel drew to a dolt "Wilh Kuhn presldln( over a joint -11n1ollbeto<>major1ea,_ "We hive auguted night Wcrid Series games to !be net_.k.t NBC," Uld Kuhn, "Ind they art lnlrJaued by ll" 1ll< IUb)ecl II lllll 111 the lalkin1 mge but !ht -t rating ,_ of !be All· Star iame played at ni&ht mlabl be the delemlfnlng -· "Last summtr'• All.Star 11me." Kuhn said, ••wu the blqest prime time 1porU 1how ill !efevllloft blltory." Alto undtr lllldy II !be -1bWty of • black.ln'.g: out home towns durina the. league playoffs that precede the World S<rles. Atl<Ddances at lhe ,m playoff g1met were dioappofntlng and !be llCla that the sames were available an bomt TV WU blamed. 11We art UJikrinc the possibility of bladdnc out !be games In the lo<.al areas," Jtahn said. l Kbhn oaid a pr_.1 to conoolicfat. the wnplrlnf mn. o1 the 1wo r.aauto had bffn re)edtd. ~ "But," Kuhn said, "there wru be an on- going progr1m by lhe tW1> league prllfdenll and the commisstoner's ofrlce to endeavor to ach~ve unUonnlty in the umptrina u to0n 11 ii practical." Utnplrtt In the two leagues dUfer on pooltiono on !he field Ind ctrlafn other iedmlquu wblcb lhe <OD1111111loner would like to stt ended . The generai managers lfad sug gested consolidation of umpires but it would re- quire approval by three-quarters of the major league teams and the votes weren't the.~. Perhaps the subject mosl on the. minds of American League e.xecutivts as they began heading home was the plight of the Washington Senators . Owner Bob Short has 11 financial pro- blem and reportedly is almost ont-half million dollars in debt. He is said to be prepared to sell rtlief pitcher Darold Knowles ror that price. Joe Cronin, president of the American League, sai d his league owners had heard from Short. "We listened to his problems.'' said Cronin. "It wu (llscu.ssed Informally, not olUd&lly." ·. Cronin sa id the reported willingness of Short to sell a star in order to meet his bills is not unprecedented. '"It's been done before, you know," the AL president said. "'CoMle Mack broke up his million dollar infield because he needed money.'' Cronin said Short'.s problem called for no league action at the moment. "We 'll keep in touch with him, of course.'' said Cronin, '"but he hasn't a.sit· ed the league for any money or anythin& like lh1H ." The player trade market. which started out so promising In the first two days of these major league-minor I e a g u e meeUngs, ground to almost a total haJt after the majors conveoed in their sessions in midweek. Gail Goodrich contributed 23 poinb and Happy Hairston 20 as the Lakers played smothering defense as the}' moyed back jnto first place In the. Pacific Division of A.he NBA. Los Angeles, now 14-9, leads San Francisco, 13--11. by one-half game. The. WarriOrS, who had won 12 of their last 16 gam.es, were led ~Y Nate Thur· rr.und and Jeff 1ttullins with 16 each. The Lake-rs .• and Warriors traded buckets In ~ opening quarter before A last-second ~ drive by West gave Los Angeles a 31-29 Jead afle.r one period. West 'and Goodrieh combi~cd in the s~ cond period to give the Lakrrs a 41-31 lead after fh1e minutes. • R()(lkie Jirn 1McMl!lian then came oU the bench to give the Lakers added scor-ing a5 \hey held the Warr)or1 to only Ii pofnta In the secondi stanz.a for a SMt hallllme 61fe. LBCC, RIO HONDO WIN POLO TILTS Top.aeedtd Lon& 8t1cb City Colleae bluttd ill way into the semUlnat round of the state JC w1tu polo tournamtnt with a lM victory over West Valley C.Ollege at Cerrito. Friday. The Vikinp were acheduled to meet Rio Hondo UtiJ mornin1. Rio Hondo dtfffttd Foothill In aftOther fir1l round match. In other matchls. Northern California entries De Ania. (llCODd aeeded) and San Matto gained the ftD'llfinaJ 111und with vlctorlea over SoCal teams. San Mateo <died South Coul C.On- lertn~ champion cerruoa, lo-t, ln sud- den death overUme and Dt Ania whipped S&nta Ana, lo.t. r1 Sin MOt.o laced Do Ami in llJOllMr ~ roond'lBltd! b "'"'"""· • Tiit dMmp~ lftllclt la IChoduled lod•Y ltl:ll with tha'-.itloll UU. lilt Mt for I. , , . 7· . rop··college, ,. . . 'Pro Tilts Set for TV Pro fOOlblll JllOvod lnin the i.Jevlaion pictlU"t t0cta, 1n dlred c:Om~tition with lht oolllandlllfl coU<te 11me bet.,..n lhe Arkanab Razorb&eb and the Texas Loft&horu. 'IM Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vi.k- ings be1an tht day this mornln& on Qan- ne1 2 ind fitst half viewers can switch to th~ SoUthwest Conference tiUe decider at 11:45 on Channel 7. AnOther coIJqe ~itravaaanu of the late atuan featura the Miuissipf>I Rebels and the ~U Tigers on Chi.Mel 7 innilhl 1t 6:30. Sunl\ly'1 television football menu on lhe pro -•.finds the OUlllld llllden pl•ylni lhe NIW Yoik ~Ila In tho bi( city beglnnlng at 10 o'cloct on Olannel 4. The AUanta . FAicons meet the San FranciiCG •9eri at 1 o'(:l~k with ChlMtl 2 brin1il\C 'the action here live. Moilday night's game completes the long weekend of pro football as the devtland Browns meet the Houston Oilen with Channel 7 bringing tht action at I o'clock. UCLA Br\lin buketball action will be teen <>n Channtl 5 by delayed tape: Satur- day ni&ht at 11:30 with the: Rice Owl.I and Sundiy afternoon at ' with the Ttl'lndlM Vehmteers. • TOD,1,V l&:IS e.m, (2) CL -P~ l'OOn.t.LL -INCltl. O k-" ••• ,. v•. Vlkfftto• t i l llMl1ftll9n, MIM. 11:.U '·'"· en ct. -COlllGI FOOTI ALL-'"" ltlllllNdl tt Arlr.l'IMIJ tt kl en !ht T•xt• uftii'*"9. ... r·""· (JI CL -OOTDOOllS -111 Moret.co, Jullu, oro• fflf• W lluftl• wllll Kl1111 HnMll~ ·Edison • By ROGER CARUON 01 1111 Dtl" '"'' l !t tf WALNUT -The magniticenl Edison High School football m1cblne. undefeat- ed Irvine League ch•mpion, romped and atomped to a remarkable 28-7 rou t of highly regarded West Covina Friday night at Ml San Antonio College before 7,500 chilled epectators. Thus the Green and Gold of coach Bill Vail advances to the CIF AAA championship game ne.1t Friday against Lompoc, 20-10 winner over Bonita in the <>ther half of the semis. Vall had said earlier this week that he didn 't feel his team had reached ltJ peak yet -and if ~t sWI . h1&11 't, one llt1l>dus what the cl111y Chargers will do for . an encare: · Friday's debacle over' West Covlna Wu la COC!vlnclng a victory as one could 1mlllne. . ' After two quarters of play it was 18-4, the losers bad yet to pick up a first . down and a pair of four passing at- tempt; had been intercepted (by Mark Harmon and Terry McNay'a first of two). At no time in the decl.s.ive first halt did West Covina thre&t~n. The Spartans had 11 offendve plays in that span and gained 11 yards net rushing and pas&· ing. The treacherous ·footing i; the mud· and·sawdust covered gridiron seemed of little significanc~ for EdlS<>n as Vail's potent crew concentrated on straight ahead power plays and took advantage of West Covlna's defenses -whlch were drawn in close. At times the hcltts had five men up front and four ~ line- backers maklng it almorl a nine-man !ront Cat midfield). Despite 11>e 1-0p01dec1 1eore, w~ c.o. Satutday, .DKtmber 5, 1970 DAILY 'llOT J9 Into--.. 11 itle ~ Tiff, 2s~·7 yina W8'. not a patsy by. any m_eans. ~11 ,~·1 Spartans had won 10 i.n a row and atlowed less than eight paints per opponenll. . . . .. . And the long term recor~ <>f West Covina atood at 114-11-6 51nce 1957. But It meant little to the Charger Ex- pres.i. In the first two periods quarterback Jerry Hinojosa passed 'fot tWo fulich- doWM, tallb8Ck Jim "Moxley·· ss)rlnted over from two yirdS out 'aitd: RoCky Whan ·e~IOded 46 y1rds on• a 'draw play to 'end any doubt!I; · '· · · · · Gary Balch toed four PATs t<> com· plete Edison's scoring. Hinojoa.Js two perfectas were to 6-6 splll·-1 John fisher (62 yards) -to Terry McNay /17 yardo). Edison, tn· racking up its 12th straight vict<>ry and 15th over two years, ~med satisfied to control the ball for asi long ' I• -,.• u possible in tl\e second half offens ive- ly ,111d .holding 'ba•k th• w.,1 \iY'"' attack wlth lta unyleldlng secondafy. Lyie Raymond lnlt!rteptect_ 8 P.asS. In the fourth 'Ptrlod · to give ' Edison four lnterceptiono for the night. 'l'he 1 Charger • offense perftnned smoothly as Htnojou w1s oot. interctpt.- ed an it dldn 't give up the ball on tum· bles~ 1 The dominatioit tn the ' first' hllf Was · iD-complete, that by the time the · Win· ners were out in fro11t b)' three· '!>lJ.Ch- ,Vt{'h Mhlllll 111 '1'11$ PIMiflll 1• "''"'' Iott . " Mtt Y•ffi .. lntd l5' P11111a/Av«1.ft dliNMt 'iM.1 PtNltlw/Vtl'IK PtMll*" •I• f'IHl'lllltl/l'lillnbltl ~· ,,,. ~ " • •U JJJO .• v• "' Sctn • ., 0\111,,.... •!di-................ ,, '' ' W .. I CO\llM ....... ,., .. 0 e ... -. 1 • -, I • : • •UtHIN• 'til1'C110MI ".~If~ ~r;.· M. t1kll f lll'llnt'l'mt" • f(lllla l•k• MKIC ... ai. T_, "'" """ ,._ . r.' 'II n " . .. ' . . " • • .• w w .. (1¥ ... . .. ' ' . .. . ' 1' JI .~ • ' ' ' ' " ' ' • • I ... • •• .. ,,, "' ... ••• .. ... ., .• ... ... ... 1 ·CRlwM ttie· net ·yardage' tiliowed Vail's crew with 198, West Covina with four. The Spartans' only score came on a si..1-Wly, 61-yard march' at the outset pf the iecond' half. r .. f . r : /o l. .i... : ' ~-·-· . ,.II/NI ~-r: ~ "' . ... OAMa'1.f.ULiTJc.t ••• • •• Fl"t downs r\Nllrtg 1J J Fl"! ~ l)llWll!1-I 1 Tot1I ""' do...,,.. 11 ' l W..t Cftl!WI .. " ' • • . , • ' • ,, • ,, Tais Emn ·.·cw Title·· ' ' . .. ... "" ·CdMThird By ·BOWARD L BANDY Of .... Dlill't '"" ... ,, LONG BEACH -Newport Hlrbor llifl.h Schoo! auco...rully kept ,..i.r polo · :doritinaUon of Southern· C&llfomia prep ' ranks in the ·0nnae Coast area Friday nlgbt with a narrow 5-4 vict.ory oYef. ~ Hilla btjore 2,200 fans at Behnonli Plau poo\, here. Cliff Hooper's Corona del Mar Bel" Klngs hilted La Puente f0< third place, I~. . Superb play by Newport goalie Ed White saved· tl)e game .repeatedly for the Tars. A dripping wel bul hippy cooch BID 1 ·Barnett oould .only PY after the pme. . "our, goalie .waa -aen1aUonal. He did Ill ·ror ris tonight.;' . , White's blocked shot that kept th! game · "from' going fnto in overtime period WM · a'classlc. Gary NaJarian1 .the hole man for Sun- . ny Hills. w:as movlna all al:One on White · In the Tar goat. White waited until the Jut Second; then moVed out on Najarian ond·.bioekod tbe shot wllh lhe Tin 1 .. .i. Ing. 4-3. The CIF crown ill the third in the Jul four years for Newport and the al.Ith in as· many yeal'9 for the Tan ind Sea Kings combined. Each has won thrH Utles. Nol since.18'j wi1en El Sel'!lldo Wll dom)haUngllhe waiet.'-10 iCooe·wlUI !ht limed Saari bnilhon has lhe dtlo moved 'wi from Orange Gout aru -· I 19'4, )Ne~ Olnad the firi~s t.apj El SeltJr&. \ • •-...,,;So;hoJ!ll!!t Craj g F1.nnet. brolto_lhe~- 1 pn:ie ppen in the fourth 1tan&1r with a pallo o( goals. Hts first was a &e(Ulational · second efloh.' Finner had tried a shot • fi'otft 10 feet out that was blocked. He 4 t .m. !J) c~-,Ito ;\tTIALL HIGHLIGHTS -Hllhl191'111 111'1.. II WMIL 'I ffrnfi lnc;l111U1111 Ii. lttl"l'I~ di n Kt Jt r S tdl11111. ~ t .m. 17) CL -WIOf WOltlD OF S'°llTS -td11ltd: Tiii 1"'"'1'111me!ll of fttrlllt IUIO CTIM m11lo,11111111, ,,..,.. ~'· 11 In T1mP1, ptMi. ~llls '"' EDISON'S MARK HARMON (ID) PULLS IN A SPARTAN PASS ATJEMPT IN THE CHARGERS' 28-7 TRIUM .. H. • drove· for the· balJ.. and lobbed, a SCOl"ll over the Sunny HUI ioalle's ~tched arms to put 'the Tars in tront to stay, 4-& ~t.r''°:,::.t"+.i;f:111111 c1r,Ji4'1111"'Jm:,:~ t'tt:)r;: m. Also !two Pl l t ll9f c~ ,,..,..,ltMI 1k1,o,. m•kmllll tlld world FOl"Mllentl lt rM! dlV 1'19 tlltrr11tliwllll!1 ll lNll t i HtllYWoeil I Md'I, I'll . r!"O r.·"'· 111 jl' -COLLICil!! ptOllTJ ALL -p 1u •l't ltlllt 1 mllt! fttt Tl-1 ef. Li U ti "'-el.lft, lt. f li.m. (Jl CL -ptttO IASKIETBALL -Tiit IM' .&Mtln Lt k•t 'llY Hit lt1Ckel1 11 Stn OllN ... ,,,. i. ''" d911Ytd llY -Pltur. 11:Jll 11.m. II) Cl -COLLEGE I AllCITt ALl -Tiit UCLA l n1l11a ftet ttlt ltk:t Owlt. Wllll fellr ...iumlnt 1l11•1trJ, Ille 1 rul111 •r9 tl'ICI 111111 r11M -of tilt 1-!MIN In !Ill '*"'try. Tt Md N rllt r tn "" '°''"""'· IUNOAV lD 1.m. 10 CL -PIO l'"OOTI J.LL -TM tlaklfnoil Jlt fttrs fttl 111t Jtt1 ti N9W VDrlr.. •g11c•~·"'· ~~ c;,.-,.!,~0u'"i:l.~~~~1Ko~1A~~11!! .I' H clCAV ANAL Viii -CMCll JeM MclC•,. t lld ltou , w 11111Y11 11111 .,. .. ,., Ult ftllt ... 11 tttm. ' •.m Iii Cl. -COi.i.EGE IAllCITIAl.L. -Thi Undefe~ated CdM Bombs Cal, 58-38 B~ EVANS Of 1111 tlallY ,lift Slt lf ~\..A •11,1111• tttt 1111 \"" T-... Vllu~,. ~ i\!X'T"llL.r !".r"',..!,'rtw1:J'~1.'..~;-iii: Corona del Mar's Sea Kings remained :, .. ,.,.,,1~Pii1 et 1tit 0ti1e "'"""'1t11'"11 ,,. •u.. un•·at•" for the young 1970-71 season 11\lli ··-·· U'C ..... MONDAY Friday night with a 58-38 romp <>ver the , •·'"· 111. cL.-,11:0 l'OOT•AL.L. -TM c~•l•lld California High Condors in the first half 1'11Wrta '""' !hi Olltn ti H11111ton. r buk lb II d bieh d 11 ....... Ill Cl. -••UIN HHSHLIGHJS -Tiil 0 B: .Pre-season e a OU ea er ucu. 111t11ttH11 ...,.., rHlftf .. -'"' ,,..,.nc1 -at Marina High. · ff C.Mdl J91111 WIMM. Rustlers Rout Knights, 93-48. MOOl\PAl\K -5o\ll>0mort Bri111 Ambrmlch oeorod lO polntl 111d gr1bbed 19 rebounds ln leading Golden West College to a 93-41 victory over the San Diego City College Kntgbta In the con- aolaUon bracket ()f the Moorpark bulttt- ball tournament Friday. Ambrotich came within three rebounds ef tying a tourney record set last year by Cypress' 7..0 1tar Swen Lange.bug. Tum· mate Jim Anderson grabbed 17 ca.rams and w center Mirk Dt~er had ei&ht. Coach Dick Stricklin'• Golden West ltwtlefs were elated to meet Cabtillo Colleae for the conl<llatlori. championship Uiday at l. Cabrlllo knOclr.ed off Cut!ta, -· Chris Thompson took 1coring hl;>nors for the BusUera with 21 while Andtr1<>n had 14 and Dekker hit tz. Stricklin called the vltlcry a trtrflen- doU1 defensive effort.. The 41 points was a new low 1g1inst 1 Golden west team. The previous record wu 55 posted by Ohlone college two seasons ago. The RusUm jumped in 1 42·21 lead al 1be h•ll llld hid lhe gome '° wtU undU control that -ttrlckiln wu uaing hil se-!i>nd Ind third'lmlll with Ii< JlllnultJ left. ...... w_. Cftl Ml~ Olt99 l4'l """" ""'l"' '"""'ldl ' ' ' • ~lltctlt 1 2 J 4 ,,,.,.,., J ' ' 1• 011• J t t ' e JtJlt.AllM 4tJ• .... ' • t " Mel-• 1 ' • ,, 101 ~l Mll(r•r 11J J ,,....,, J 0 1 ' Clr9mt1~ e t t I ttrltO!t 1 I I 1 ,,.,.t"tl1r 0 7 l 2 '""""' J 1 1 ' 01.111111nlll'"' 1 O t t ,,_., tt••"ulfl l t:t ~r., l:l~'-'"' e 1 .1 r,:tllh U 21 ,, tJ Tott1t ,, 14 11 .. Ht lftllN: Oellln Wn l 4 , IN 0 .... ti Neither team was exceplionally hot (or the contest. as evidenced by the field goal 1hooting statistics (Corona managed 4J perctnt from the floor while the Cond<>rs clicked on just 28.5 perce nt of their floor attempts). The secret to the Sea Kings' victory wu their airtight zone defense, which they've used successfully in copping the tut thrte consecutive Irvine League uu ... That patient, ironclad wall of protection permitted the cold 1booUng Condors to can a me.ager three field goals In the lJl.. iUaJ ba1L and only nine for the entire con- test. Perhap.! the mO!l severe setback the Sea Kings accrued In their Phyrric vic- tory over California was a twisted knee suffered by Corona'• lone all-league returnee, 6-S'Ai ace Don Killian. The all·round performing senior injured the knee in action and mldcourt and had to depart for il:ood with three mlnute1 left in the third period. Corona coach Tandy Gillis confided to the DAILY PILOT afterwards that he won't certain of the extent of Killian's Injury but that the 6-31,; senior would mW tonight's action (6:30) against defending ClF AAAA titlist Millikan in the first half of a twin bW at cal High. Forward Mark Grigsby, another let· terman from tut aeaaoo, got a charley bone with about four minutes remaining in lhe contest and he's al!o doubUul for tonight'• act&on. , .......... ,., """ .. t 4 t I • I "' ' ' ' t I ) I t ll J 1 e 1 o , ' 0 J 4 0 I 1 I • J • ) c.i.t lltlt Mtt Oil """~ J 2 I 1t O•IMW ..... M ..... IC.lilt•" ICllltftr lumntr ...... -· MKl'trlt nll W•M ...... ' J ' ' 4 S I II Tot•ll 10 It 11 .-Tattls 4 0 ' • t o J 4 ' 0 f • ' , J ' ' 0 ' 0 0 0 1 0 0 t I t I I I f 1111 n• lctA Q' ... tltn ' ' I " • 11 ,, -. ~ -. • Vikes Sink Cl:t~, Cha111ps Wttli 23 aeciinds remainlng, hf! made 'good on a penalty 1hot and 1t mattered . !jtUfJ.that Najarian 100red f~ the field with one second to play. . Sunny Hills opened on top with Najar.. tan's ffrst gOal at 2:57 of lhe first quarter. By PHIL ROSS Of 1111 O.llr Plitt Iliff The Marina High School basketball players proved again Friday night that their team Is definitely 110 slouch when it comes to upsetting the applecart of defending CIF basketball champions. Coach Jim Stephens' rapid transit Vik- ings rang in their second victory of the currenl season in the second half of a cage doubleheader on the winners' court by taking the starch out of the defending AAAA titlists Milikan Rams. 53-411. Mari na, which fact'~ Cal High on the lat- ter's floor in the second portion of a twin bill at 8 o'clock tonight. pulled a similar trick at the end of the 60s against the Compton Tarbatfes, the then defending CIF champs. In Friday's triumph Stephens' boy& had to rally from a nine·point third quarter defi cit with the only two returning starters from last ye ar's Sunset League ruMersup-4.5 Kipp Baird and 6-1 Bill McGuire -doing the brunt of th& damage. Baird, who was.held to a pair of field Bucs Upended ~y Fo e, 77-74 LANCASTER -Orange ~ o a s t College's basketball team dropped Jts fourth game in five outings Frid ay, fall- ing 00 LA Trade Tech, 77-74, in the con- solation round of the Antelope Valley per opJ)Onent. The loss dropped roach Herb Livsey'• Pirates out of the tourney. OCC returns to action Tuesday night. ' The Pirates, down by 11 early in the se- cond half, baWed back to take a 61-40 lead. But Trade Tech immediately regained the lead and stayed In front the rest of the w1y. Forward Steve McLendon had another fine game for lbe Sues, canning 20 point!, 12 coming in the second hall. Lar· ry Goswiller hit 13, nine in the second m minutes . °''"" l;Ntl {'4) " " ~ '' L.A tr ... Ttch 1m ''"''" 10 t I Jl Cotlf'IW 4 1 I t Frtem1n L.it<Mo' J J I t F!tllls Ct'°' l 1 1 1 Wt~IOll MtLlftdO<'I I • 4 20 Sell 0Mwt•1tr ' 1 ' 11 a..vm ... H.i11111 1 0 2 2 WllllUTlt Au111n 0 0 I • Jfll'l,.Hll'I 01111t t ' , • Jl(klOll Wtllw" 1 4 4. I 1 • 1 t I I 0 11 1 ' J 4 , I 4 1 • 2 2 J 5 J 5 u f J J J ''"'' '' 11 n " Tot•I• " n n " H.tlltlmt11 L.A TrKt TK!'I 1', OCC I' goa ls in the first half, controled the boards with ~eight seconOhaU reOOilliiis and a.lao pumped through ti pOints inJthe last two qua'rters to lead P.farina with 15. McGuire, who missed the Vikings' 74-52 opening victory over Long Beach .Wilaon (a Moore League counterpart o { Millikan's) Tuesday night, came off the bench alS<I to throw in 11 second half inarkers. George Waggoner, the midget on the Viking roster at 5-10, e<mlributed his fair ghare ln the second half heroics too . The diminutive senloi hit 11 jumper from the top of the key with 1:17 left in the third quarter to pull Marina even at .37:-37 after the Vikings.had trailed by 35- ~ 26 ear1it'"r In the same 1tama, · , llis ensuiiig two-pointer qn a five foot fall away shot on the ·right baseline put . the winners ahead to stay at SS-37. Mll11kl R { .. ) Mlr1nt (JJI '"" Jolln- ' Weir L11llt Frink W•-Ntlt.0t1 Ftrb~ · O'Conll'lr 1 k~lltr . Toltll It It •I I• J0511t!rd 110511.-ldl , 0 1 2 9ogd111 1 o 1 ,, TIMlrm I I J l W1090'*' OOIOl!lutt " Oltl Mllllr oa1os1roc1 ... , I 0 0 2 McGvlr. 11111S 11 U U d ,Te!tll IUTI t r oli1r11" ll 1J ' " ,.,.,.~ s J 1 15 ' 1 l 5 0 1 ' 2 l 0 1 ' l t 1 • I O O 1 ' 0 1 ' 2 0 l ' J J ' 11 20 lS 11 .U ,. 11-.1111 11 IS-..U Ne~rt went ahtad In the seaind ~~ , loci .as Jl!n Siiiilh acored In .ftort~ of the ~~ lljld Matt a ..... hit a penalty -· · Gi'eg Carey tied Jt at halftime. 2-2, Ort • ~, penalty toss. · ' After SUMY Hillli scored on I penaltf' _ shot in the third period and Newport • missed, -the Tars went to work in eernesL Jiff Farrer, a junior, tooi: a pllS la · ftont of the 1oal and 9COred with 52 sec> onds remaining · to make it 3-3 and to ... the stage for the foUrth quarter herol~ Corona de! Mar took an early lead witli G'anh: Ber~shn scoring Uiree times flt the first period. He was high man for the , gamo with abt as the Sea Klnp robouz>d. ed with veng~nce. . I ~·· OA~T •11. ... ;,..,,..., ............. •• . ' ·• . . . . •NEWPORT'.I KEV IN ASH I 12') ~IRES OV I R'LANCER DE FI NDI R, • ' ' ' ' ------~~------ -r r ' ' '9 GAIL PILOT S.turU}t, Dfumbfr 5, 11170 Eagles Outhu~tle AMJJl.d ,Oa/Mtt,, four.1199 WltMMir lif tile......... ' •. Ne,vport, 5049 CHECK THE GRASS ON SI DEH ILL PUm The charact~ristlcs of the grass on the cceen largel~ ,determ ine the amount of sidehlll roll a putt will take. lly CRAIG SHEFF ot• 0.llJ ~-Si.ff F$' a guy that had just coadied and won his firs( high 1 c b o o I var~ty basketball game. Estancia cage mentor Gary·can-.talked like he had betn 1 in the business for 20 years. "It was a ~at win, but boy did we misg a, lot of free thnnis tonight." was Carr's firit comment alter his Eagles had upeet Newport Harbor, 50- 49, on I.he winners' coort. "~eek. we spend 30 minutes a day on free throws. If we could baye hit half of 'em we could. have beaten them by 20 points."1 For the record, the Eagles hit on 14.of 29.cbarity throws. But that's DOt where the game .'.t'U .wtin. Eltancia just plain outhusU· ed the much Wier Newport team. -= 11le Eagles trailed through- out. the first half and didn't see the lead until a minute and a hall into tAe 'third quar - ter when Gary Orgill, Estan- cia'• only returning starter from last season, hit a 11-foot jumper from the base line. It iave Estancia a 2S-2t lead and ii never lost it T1rougbout the remainder of NIWPOllT MAlllOI! (4f) ,. " ,, ,. ' l ' s ' ' ' u J 1 l 1: , . I . ! • • 0 8 s : 11 lJ 1-1 ... RIT .. POl(l.l IHI 11 fl ,., ,. 0.11111 ' II i 19 f~ ; } 1"l c_.,.,. ~o a IC•I-I l J Tot1l1 ~ IW ou.rtt:! 1• 11 N-.iort H1rtrof" 15 I f 11-" E"1ncl1 12 11 It lo-51 I Bet You Didn't Kno.w If Joe MooMJ .. ""' kllf"ll' Wllldl ......... ... '""" fl*t("I ,.. ltr•ltlll Y-. Wf"'4 ... 110 Will! till -··-· fM .... ~ ..... IMll -lllf fllt 111M ........, ff wltwllflll ,.lrlh lfl .. ,._, ... "'">' ... , .. ...,. _ _., ..... fi!"l'.f*I -~-----..... ..-:_ ""' J. ArwtJ t , , ·, .. ...:II ...... J9dc Otltlll -~ kkll· 1111 • fltlll ... I Mr llllt ~lp -* . . """ """ Wiii! Ille ..... '"' •"'" '9fllllt • ....... ... -.. _, ... Ac---.. ... A-SU. kWlll!t etng,..., thl .... 11'11 _,_ .. I ••• 111 •• _. 1·1t11111M ··-'"'""' ... AK ...,...,,..,.,, oWer lto<I ,._., ...., lt -1«t .... ,.,.. ·-· * °"' ., 1111 '"'"' .,._ flkll· ..--I• fMIMll It Ntfl'I' 0.--• -,.. "'ltfltlnt lrilll" -11111, dlf W'fV lll'GW Nit! .. o.N ""' t111 11w1y1 1u1c1 t111t 111ct:111""t • , • Tlltlr •rltinll flkkM .... Wll "tfOCllltn" ••. "Pltllllllf lrhlt" dld11't Clllll • ....,. llll'tll 1n1ny , .. ,.. Iller tllt1 tt•.,. llli'Yillt lnltl'(911tt1--ett fOttNIL - TAM O'SHANTER -· Scotch Wllhky the third q..n.t and much or the final period Esl&ncia en· joyed a five to nine point lead. Newport made a run at the EasJes in the closing 1tlges, hitting its final bucket .(a 'lay.· 1n by Taras YOUJ11) wtth two seeonds left: · The ioability to get more than one shot against the smaller Eagles plagued New- port. And a rash of second half turnovers by the Tars kept them from maltiJg a run at Estancia. Orgill took scoring honors for the Eagles with 19, inchx!· Ing I I of 18 from the charity stripe. 1'._eamfnate Craig Hays hit 12 with most of his slx1ield goals coming from outside. Newport forward John Ka z· mer had 19 before fouling out in the waning stages Of ·the game aod ·Yowj canned 12. • ·Trit ons In 624 1 Conquest For i.nstance, sid~hill putts on greens that hl'Yt to:ng thick grass will break less to the side than will putts on greens with short sparse 1ra1s (Y.. lustration #1). The thicker teitture of the 1rass . . ........... ,.,,'.:. ' ' ~~ I .c..i.'~t,-1"" I ., J~(;..1 .. :f.' l~~r, \ ~.· ~~,·~, i,:::.-' ,,r,, •:.'\' '1'11•"' ~ •• , •'"·.'1111 .......... ,,.,, "··"'' •",. .. ~.r•. I(' , ), .,,.. . : ;11.lJll .. p~tol°.~'t l'\,';f\"411t';.,.1'.,!..;:J,l.,i .~, .. ~·', resists: the ~all's roll to the side. Also, an greens th~t are thick a~d long, you will strike the ball quite hard. It will travel. fast for a large distance ~nd then slow down rapidly, B~ause •it i1 trave~ 1ng fast for a long dista nce, it is less susceptible to sidehill roll . t 11'1111": .. ' Still another Orange Coast area basketball aggregation ' remained in the ranks of the unbeaten Friday night as the San Clemente Tritons tromped on the visiUng Santa Ana Saints, 62..fl, in on-league ac- tion on tbe'winners' floor. ------'----------------- Coach John Baker's Tritons (2..(l) enter the Lakewood Tournament Monday at 4:45 p.m. against Dominguez, a team which battered San Clemente by seven points last season in the same tourney. Friday'r; outcome was never in doubt as the Tritons had a commanding bulge most of the way, despite the fact that they shot just 37.8 percent from the field. A heady San . 'Clemente defense, tbougb., held the Saints to a poor 21 percent showing from the floor. Guard Craig Anderson pac- ed the balanced scoring attack for the winners with 12 points while mates Howard Valore and Scott Peter chipped in with t apiece . The Tritons commanded the boards, pulling down 6 o ........ ·-" 51nll Ant !In Cltmtnl• Barons Stay Unbeaten With 54-52 Triumph Fountain Valley's Barons didn't have 6-9 s0phomore dis- covery Scott Reider dominate the boards Friday. as well as fact eiirlier in the week in a season opening basketball vic- tory over Pioneer. However, Baron coach Dave Brown witness~ a concentrat· ed team effort as his visiting cagers squeaked by El Mo. dena, 54-:i2. Nine different Fountain Val. Iey players reached the scor- ing column with ooly 6-2 sen- ior Dave i.JDch finishing Jn twln n~ttru-points. Lynch's two most important points came with jusl under two minutes left in the see- saw battle when he sank both attempts in a crucial one.and- one free throw situation. The two squads were reJa. tively even on the boards (Fountain Valley had a 38.Jl edge there) and in the tum· over category. ''"here the Bar. ons committed 13 and the Van· guards II. Rick Power followed Lynch on the Baron ledger with eight points and team1nate Ken Shi· bata grabbed 12 rebounds. Fountain Valley · ts' a slight favorite to dump Riverside North Monday evening (7) ·in the opening roond of the sixth Westminster • Marina Rotary tourney at Westminster. P, Gl'rbtf' G. Cierbtr 51tlbl!I lltldlf' Lvnch Plttl Powtr ICrltllnll -T011l1 Lagunans In 80-39 Hoop Loss Uni versity Five Falls To Santiago, 694 1 Lag una Beach Artists drop.. ped aR 80-39 basketball decl· sion to Los Amigos Friday night in a non·league tilt on the winners home court. The Artists are now 1·1 for the year and will host the El Segundo Eagles Tuesday night in an attempt to keep ahead of the paee-for the young 1970. Santiago High combined an overall height advantage .and some fine outside, shooting to race to a 69-41 basketba11 vlc· lory over University at Tustin High Friday night. Tbe winners jumped to a t> 10 lead al the conclusion of the first quarter and held 33-18 ad· vantage at the half. Santiago had a 30-17 ad· vantage in field goals and a 9.7 margin at the charity stripe. 71 season. In Friday's action, Bart Ta· bor was the leading Artist scorer with nine followed close- ly by Nick Gillispie with eight and Chuck Corwin with -seven. .. Diabl~ : Good Early S tart CI ~:!~~ FightBacK, ·F S T y ~r~.vJ,·,,::1nr.;ct.1• Or now Ypes (dlllOn 2L WMI (OYitll P NlliypGLENN~~ By61";!i!!R,.!~GS '' ~!11y_~~. pass for~. i;;5::• "051D U\ll1. 1,;1....-.: It. 9-Y'-<jJ, ,._,. 1! Of .... IHlllY ..... ,.... The ski season officially An individual pass is '200.r;=====:;;~;;;;;;:;; Mission Vi<jo Hilb'• bottllng optlll with the Thanksgiving llljd a family of /our will run • SEE Dlablos ,(ougbt back froq( • 16-, holidays -with or wlthoot " up f tall of $41 In IUIJ for two • 4 deficit to band hrltt Coala snow. This &euon It is .. wttb." · daiys,. llWni. It is not an ~ ~ ·• Mesa a 51-SS aetback Frid;-Y Lots of it, ll!I a matter of tac:t. .. u~lve s)>Ort, bill tt is Slot night in non-league basketb8.If Not only old .faithful , M~· of fun. • , hostilities. • moth Mountain, wJth Ju.ne In ·the San Bernardino Coach Pat Roberti' victors Mowitaln boasting alighUy 1eU Mowitains "Moonrldge" haa TRAVEL TRAILERS put on a great display of f)Otae coverage at three to ail f .. ~ become "Goldmine," and the MOTOR . .HOMES and uncanny free i.brow Ibo-but also our local mountainl iiew operators are hasteni"I · oting as they overcame the have been snow frosled. to inaugurate their new opera· CAMPING T,RAILERS early adver!ity ud tJi.,, held Soow Summit In the San · Uon with an equally • new TRUCIC C~lli!PERS on for \be victory. Bernardino Mountains and cbalrUfl .)\'hen il ts put Into Ro~ troops lbot 1 sear· Holiday Hill in the San Gabriel ~r,tkln, ll ""-cotnplelt the 1l-QN&' BEACH ing 94.4 percent from the free Mountains are in dally opera-first phase ~~~rebenslve throw line and that was tbe tion, boos~ing natural snow expansion 1 planned for 'tbe 1 AREN A qifterence in the pme as coverage with man-made. area. ~ •· ·. -• . A Costa Mesa wound up with Mt. Pinos near Gorman off Nearby' Snow Forest expects .. four more field ~Is than. the U.S. Hwy. 911 will operate t.bis to offer greaUy improved COii· DEC.l .,_11 • ~5~"to l0 P.M. Dlablm. ....-1or snow pla•. ditianl this ...,... u a l'ffllit , .. ..., .... ""' f • -s.·.'.10 1o ro,· However; Roberta wua't W th inore snow 1 good of. ~ acquired snow-llLU.. ~- abocked by hit..,...p•o ctauy poaibWty before the weekend; grooililng equjpmenl Rebel OEc'. 6 •• Ncontol P.11. ~tis UootiJIC. "We wort all local areas may be in ,!Udra U. 1 ~w T-bar and hard Oll!free: throws-we ·hive openiUon. feature; 1DDWJD1kin~. ADULTS-$1:5 COUPLES-$2.25 always abot 15 or to percent.•• 1;he latest report t 1 Near Runnilg Springs, Snow CHltDIUt VIII er }2-SOC lieJold tbe.DAU.Y PILOT. available by calling the Valley bas been operating FAMILIES (lflY mrnbed-13.00 Free·throws were a bad sub-Southern California Ski Tow & snowmaklng equipment the · · ® ject to Mustang chief Emil Lill Operators' 24-hoor record-past ·1e11001,. and neighbor Spomortd b; '. -. Nef!me, wbo lost a chance to ~report at (21!) AT1·9711. Green VaUey upec~ to begin add one to his total l1tf! in the Snow Summit records its' -~do~ln~g~th~e~aa~me~tbU~~sea~son~.:_~=========:' second half wberi the official own message at (213) CA t-1· scorer failed to notify the ref 1711. Tbe Mammoth Mountain of a one and one 'situatioo. report is available at (213:) Costa Mesa got the first shot -· with 4:52 to go in the iame. OUr 1~1 ski area operaton, uppinrttl lead to 51-48. But . and tbl:t includes Mammoth the .~ opportunity never and June, of course, have .not e41-me off because of the' snafu. been idle since last spring. That seemed to be the tunr June Mountain, with two ing , point. for the ~Jsitor1 as new lilts, expects to have they stormed intO Jow gear Chafr No. 4 in operation for an~ reeled off six straight this weekend. poinb lo move out in front, 54. Mammoth Mountain has ad- 51 . ded Chair No. 10 on the However, Mesa fQ.lgbt back eastern slope to c o n n e c t on a field 1oaI by Jon Chain Nos. 4, 5, 7, and I with Marchi.orlatU and a free tou No. 2. · by Tom Sampson to even tbe Another Jnnovation ii 1 count witb 1:41 to go; But then Kevin Shannon hit a fade away jumper from tbe free throw Jine with 1:31 show- Ing on the clock to make it ~ 54 with the intruders on top. Then Jeff Mastef'30D potted a pair of free toSles wilh 39 seconds left to Ice Jt as Mesa's final point.a came at the buuer. Rich Price et the winners 1led all scorers with 14 • Lions Take· 74-52 Loss I See by Today's Want Ads •· IT'S THAT • DIME • .-A • • LINE DAY! ' ' Otn\•mtrictrd e m11ftr chtrg• 1 ft1hit11 i1lt 11d, 11twport c111ltr 644·5070 .TOMORROW IS 'DIE .,.....,fllST_ DAY 0111 tHE .. ·~--lllST OF -Yd UR·U" . Miki ""' yoo W. wf'llre ,_ n goifte. IDS dDu -lhlt'1 _, .. air offlf; yav \N, Olllll\lfMltr '6 -.. _..,.. ...... Loot It tlii• Rlilllitl • 400 .... lllttlli\IM • flCtlt!J ......... . JDS CMll' ....... ,._ A\'ftll lint ,_. CDMI. .. l lt293 for IN 4()1). A .... tor tf'll .top 24 ...... 122.600." Clllr._ MotltvofMrY nicr ... of $8,111 owr pmiou ii- '°"'· f -' C.S: Slits 11111 .... .,....,, 131%), '""" liuliflN own1rs llS,), tnchll's. milit11y, tml etllm 148%1. • ........ "'ri... --....... : 31 E~ Coll1g1 or tqtrivaltal -1 1xpwl111Ct11 lldtlllr. Our ICfHnirlt llSU -1 1ptjhldl llllfyeis c• _. JOU in your decision. h JW11911fyTW••llltinl -llld_.M1 111• now, wtmt llflillP.,. NM Mflit, n ~ r:e- tor~ •ddlcliDI,, ~ lnl• ......... lllTtltUTTD! INVESTORS DIVERSIFIED SERVICES, INC. 1100 N. lro1dwty S1nt• A11•, C 1lif•rni• 147-SOOI .:..•56~ ... '.:! The Trojans' Bruce Mico led his team in scoring with 15 points. Teammate T o m Walker canned eight. University returns to action Tuesday hosting Bloominglon at Foothill High. UNIVElllltY !411 Laguna coach Jerry Fair had three juIDors in the starting lineup including Vince Whit· nah, Corwin and Gillespie as•~F~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=!~!!!!!!!!!!= he continues a rebuilding year. High point man for the night was Dick Stowers of Los Ami-' ME ..... I CW llTINIA.110IUIL •-MIUtm M'1'1IAC'nOll DOIM:r'D HOU~ KINllUCHANAN C1 • W t M'Qh1 VS. w.til'' ,, .... a . -• 5 j II ANAHEIM COVENTION CENTER (l•hlblt Halll S6 hr lllSlllVATIONS CALL (714) 635-5000 ' U.NtlAGO (6') ,, tt,,, ,, l ' l . • • s l • 11 I ! • • • • • ' 0 1 2 17 7 • 41 II II 11 II l{ i i 1• I l I ·l ! I 1 il • I • :IO ' I 6t a...1rttn IJ 11 lf 17-4t 10 • ll lt-ll OPEN SUNDAY 'TIL CHRISTMAS gos with 18. L•tlllll •MCll (Ill ,. ft ,. ,, ""' WhllNlt ~11WM>d•• C-111 Gllles11lt H•tbold Nld.ab ·~· Flltllt T11!1!1 • 1 I t 0 0 • 0 0 • I • ! I 1: 7 2 ! J I 1 I • l t 2 I t 1 I I 2 I ! I • 11 1J 11 3' sa .. ttr onrt ... Lt~I Bet<h 10 11 I 1~ l.111 .&.ml-2G 24 22 I......, 0 "Bmmwldt 'I'" ...... -. -CHUCK'S •Im ........ ,....,. ... 1t1 ... It."""' ... ~ "~-IOWUNG, BILLI ARDS & TROPHIES 2750 Harbor llvd., Costa Me. HARIO• AT AOAMS 540·7303 • REMODEL .QR . ROOM ADDITIONS, 16'X20' ADDITION " SALE-$2,895-s~VE • . ,I 100o/o FINANCING A ~AILABLE ,I 11 YEARS IN THIS AREA •I LIC. & BONDED ,I GUARANTEEQ WORK ,I FREE ESTIMATES ,I PLANNING SERVICE DE·BEK HOMES Inc. 2192 DUPONT NEWPORT BEACH ' CALL 833·9570 OR EVE'S 968.9379 ~------....-----------------~··-·· ·~· . --.---·-----.--...,.---·--··--·------·· : -- SALE ALL 1970'5 TO BE SOLD BELOW COST * EXTRA PLUS * EXTRA PLus' * EXTRA•PLUS * . ExTRA PLUS * EXTRA PLUS * EXTRA PLUS * >1·100 VAN I •502381 plus tax & license GalaxieXL 2 DOOR SPORTS ROOF 429 CJD_ 4W4. ~ pow9'stllrflg &·hnl lht 111*11. T-gloss. AM-FM ndo, sill ......... CIJffto C. f)j60N159151). s $ A v E _ ... , .. ,_ ..... f'.91•11 n FORD LTD -2 DOOR HARDTOP 429 CJ.D.. 4YV-I. ~ vfrtl red, paws OllrirliJ, ll«1ric dodr. ar mnd.. ...._. WSW. tilield t1oss. ndt, sinalG'lld IMI ...... QJ62MT84360. ss A v E -foc: .. ry ... ..., .. ntall rice -.. WE DON'T CAlE WlllRE YOiJ'Yi BEUi OR WHAT YOU'VE ' -IEEN'4)ffEIED • YOU!ILSUIUO_GO_FOR OULOFJ'EIJ . · · DON'T SIGN · 111Y ORDEI WITH-ANY DEALER 011 AllY lllW I • • . I I ' • ! i ' '66 .FORD ~1!!icki up .. $1088 · r _ • -llcmt U38'145 , '65 FORD ~~!ck Up , . $8Q8 CAR OI TRUCK 01 USED CAI UNTIL YOU HA YE 11111 QUOT· ED DUllTOll fORD PllCIS. ' . .. .......-----·~-----&-.·---· ---. ,..%..._._·,!_~---, -.• --· ..... ' . OVER 500 DAIJ. V ~ILOT i!:f , _ CARS& TRUCJ(S .· . ,, I I I ·: . . • . ' • • • . ' • i[~~--·~· ... ·~·~,.<"""'~" .... ,._~"~, ..................... , ........ '"' ...... ~ ........ '"' ...... ~.--.... ~,~,., ....... ~ ..... --~ ....... ~,-·~-~--"~ ........... _ ... ~ .. ~ .......... ~,., .... " .... ~--~~~~~s~~·--~~~~--~~~--.·--·~~~- OAILV PILOT HOUSIS FOR SALE HOUSES POR SALE HOUSES l'OR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOii SALE HOUSES fOR SALE ' HOUSE! FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi ' HOUSES fOR SALi 1000 oen., .. 1 MACNAB • IRVINE ~;~·~SUN. 1:; ;-·~ ~ 1 1;~; .. ;*·;;1 ; HARBOR VIEW HILLS TURnE ROCK ' 142 47th StrMI, N.B. ' • Quality, design &: refinement are offered in OPEN SUN. 1-5 1nos ANTIOCH Duplex. 2·2 BR, + owner's * TAYLOR c·o * this spacious 3 br, 2 ba, Lusk built home on a hidea"'BY, Xlnt COt\d Partly · · • ·' Serving Newport Harbor since 1954, twenty- five experienced residential salesmen \Yith . over 270 years of service. ' pool slzed lot. Shag ca rpeting, paneled den &: Beautifyl 4 BR. 3 bath, family rm. Exqui· turn. Stei>t to beaCh. Ter. · ,,. · • • " ocean breeze can De yours for only $53,SOO. sitely draped. You own the 13.nd. $45,500 • rlflc rehtal area. Priced . " ~ ~~(li•, · l" lC Or will trade lor Balboa l&land, '"'"" 55• PANE LID LI WNG ROOM. ,. HARBOR VIEW HOMES BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT 312 Orch id, CdM Adjoining spacltpati & nrd.tu ·w/room for r I FINER HOMES ' ' ' 'SIX PERCENT INTEREST! ' FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY to own on the 1 Bayfront. Owner \Viii finance stunnin g t\VO 1 story home al It% for 25 years. with $50,000 down. 5 bedrooni.s , POOL, large pier and ~ slip. \Vill aJsotexChange for income property. $197,500 ' •, COLOSSAL VIEW FROM FRONT ROW OF lRVINE TERRACE • AU the harbor and ocean activity ·for your enjoyment. Prestige residential location. Two gorgeous homes. Now available from $167;500. CHARI SMAii Bayfront pier and sl ip. Will trade for resi· dential or industrial property. Custom 3 bed· . rom. 2 bath home. Lovely mirrored dining room. Fantastic sunken "'et bar. Beautiful use of marble and stone.throughout. One of a kind at $139,000. • • LIOO ISLE , . - -Huge pier and slip -3 car iata'ge -fun kitchen -5 bedrooms, 4 ,baths, luxurio4SIY carpeted. smart! v decorated. Sul:lerb vie\V from large and airy master suite of this ex-· ceedingly sharp Bayfront leasehold home. $123,000. POMP & CIRCUMSTANCE - ' .. One or the most distinguished homes in Cameo Shores -Awe inspiring view of jetty and islands. Lush ~ardens surrounding rare and unique Theuerkauf designed home. Ill· ness forces sale. $115,000 ' li: " ' :! ' :i CUSTOM REGENCY IN BAYCREST Two large bedrooms plus convertible den. Lavish use of marble, costl y papers, beautiful draperies. wool carpeting. Nine foot ceilings. Lovely brick terrace. An exciting home for a family wilh t.aste. $99,500. I • ' .I I t' . • HOME ON 2 LOTS Facing park. near bay, ocean and tennis club. Balboa Peninsula Point. Custom built, 5 bed· room, top quality home. A bargain at $95,000. l ASSUME LARGE 6-~~. LOAN , \ Near-new 5 bedroom home, formal dining, · Jarge family room, 3lh baths. 3 ca'i-g,~rage. : · Lo~ely patio. Beautifully landsc~ped -:glrden. :l Ad1acent to Dov~r Shores .. $~,500. · : -CORONA OEL MAR-VIEW : Enjoy the fabulous bay and ocean view from • · this recently redecorated four bedroom , plus : family room. Irvine Terrace home. POOL : $77,500. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1:00'5:30-1721 • Galatea. ; ' , , SPANISH BEAUTY :1; Old Spain intermingled with the newest I: touches of tomorro\v will delight your eye in this 4 bedroom, family room home. Separate I pool. SEE IT SUNDAY. 2449 Windward, , Newport Beach. $69,500. I I • " . • FROM $27,500 TO $55,000 HARBOR VIEW HILLS * LUSK Compact borne "'ith room to breathe. Adult 3 bedroom and family room. hon_ie on giant lot. 40 foot free!orm pool with Jacuzzi, tre· mendous patio. All !or $55,000. Lot available in fee. PUT FUN IN YOUR LIFE Enjoy PEANUTS and BEER on SATUR· DAYS!! No la\\•ns to cut or \\'eeds to pull! 0\VD this beautiful large 3 bedroom. 2"'2 bath. almost new condominium, delux carpet and drapes too. Great location. schools, etc. Only $46,500. OPEN SUNDAY 1:00·5:00. 550 Vista Grande. CONVENIENT TO UCI 4 bedroom, almost new Turtle Rock home. Enclosed courtyard entry and large three car garage. A serve and a lob from tennis. pools and park. $41,500. MOST HAPPY FELLA . . is what you'll be \vhen you are nestled in this 3 bedroom. 3 bath beach home. Cuddle up to tbe friendly \\'armth of the fireplace or tickle ; ! your toes in the sand. All youfl for $39,500. WALK TO WHERE??-EVERYWHEREI Greenbelfs, tennis court, pool, sboppine and schooJs. All from nicely landscaped corner lot -3 bedroom, family room . Many purpose con· verted gtrage with spotlights, carpeting- ideal for s~ud!o. Home has upgraded carpets, aJr condlt1on1pg and o t h e r line extras. $37,950. fOR THE ATHLETIC SET Near the ocean. \Valk three blocks. Commun· ily A.ssn. tennis court,s and pools. ~tilo's Gym just up the street. Contemporary, 2 story home wilh high ht.am ceiling in living room and shake roof. 1 ~droom or convertible den downstairs. Lovely condition. 2 enclosed pa· tlos, 2 garages. $34 ,400 IUY HER A HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Why not? YuJ~IDgs burnin'/Jn the stone fire- place which is st11T0unde by a cozy living room and famJJy room -as the smoke curls up the chimney put 3 gilt-laden bedrooms. All thla In deUlhtfuJ Unlftrslty Park, with 1---+-~-~Sa=n,,,la"''s"la=( ol 2'7,500. ' MACNAI • IRYINE bOlly~ 901 Dover Dr., Suite 12' l!llO leyaldo Drlw New;wt llNcli '42.t2li 675-3211 Owner transferred lea ving his beautiful 5 br, Charm!• lo• 10So•.',:rBR~hom. otn' .°"rm"'., pool. Lge. fsol8iid ~as.ti_t'• •ltillii_fe '1f_/dressing 3 ba· home In your care. Self·cleaning oven. 3 Bdrm!., 3 baths ·plus. 2 Bdrm., charming .., ., ··• 3 Bd ~ m..i .1~..: A 3 000 professional Jaridscaping, shag carpeting & cottage. View from every room. $135,000 • 1 cheery kite ., brick patio; rm. · rms., .1.ur •• -t wu •• f.trl•1rrPProx. " location near the park & pool are only a few Or will trade for Balboa Island inside prop-\\·orkshop ou garage. Extra sq. ft . YrdourQoulwn 'c'UullPed ~~5tate ~treeVfJ1147: ~wk~de of the features of this lovely home . Priced at erty. PRIV~TE FINANCING. · · . · parking, Land almost y,·orth rear ya · et e, ac s · iu mg $6S,900 on fee land. •"'"" tho uklng prl"'' faj,lllO, OwDef says 5uJ>r\>I\ all oHus. WIWAM WlruuN, Rialt~. nu Nottingham, NB . ' , ~· , UNIVERSITY PARK 229 M.r~-, Bi.I"'• lol'ind 67,,,31 Westclift. Ten·inc family .CORONA OEl. ..JIW~~ Jfl9 ao ,.... tK>me In ien·ifie . area 3 Sparkling, luxurious (\ho arcJµ,~t "de--Bask in luxury. 'vith the lush shag carpet'g., , Spac. QR. &-din.-den. Bltn signed. Adjacent to ~i 1e qorona BCh. ID~AL beaut. wallpapers. dbl. draperies & added, o\oen, ran&:e-, dishv"shr. 2 Pa-FOR COUP~. i1amtenance free .. Turn .the pool table size family rm. offered \vith this k d t 1 I , ·••) '500 3 BR., 2 Ba. to\vnhouse ·, Joe. near pools, , 0-ol .' i". tios. Profess. Jndscpd, ey an rave anyt me.. t ~ i'PJ'C' 0·l ~===:e=~~~1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;:1 202 29th St., NB ;I!: • !·~~·;t_"s.~ ... "~. , f.•._, schools & shopping. Owner has purchased I Terrific duplex. 2 BR. A 1. . DOV&lt·SHORES VIEW~ ~ ·. another hoffie. Priced at $34,500 -make offer! GOOD GRAMMAR-OPEN ·HOUSE er Shake roof suncleck A prestige home for the executive., Looks NEWPORT BEACH you don't need. To O\\'n &-op.. SUNDAY F'ROM 1:00 Dbl . fl.I'. Steps. to beacli: like 8 model 1bome, having l ·bdrmS, Cam. DUPLEX • with ocean at your back door . . • crate 1his llalian restaurant 369 Vista Baya Good financ. $~1 .500 rm., _formal DR & 3Yz baths., Elegant car· . in a busy C2 "area + a 4 (Juet off Tuatln ·Ave., near 316 Narcissus, CdM pets & drapes.'( ,Pity lights ,view! ~-~ •. ,~24,500 well, almost. From your patios. watch the BR home Jor you to Jive in. 23rd St.l Outatand¥ti Jarge 3 BR., bonUs rm.: dbl. gar-1806 ~IGUA • ·Open Si.t...Sun. 1-5:00 w8ves break on the beach. 4 BR. 2 Ba. up-~lorn 4 A family rm. with age/ Good cond So of ff\\')' .i.; stflirs. 2 BR., 1 bath dO\\'D. Yours £or only 2 1015 tor sale or trade, ?.-ft jJool on quiet Back Bay cul-MORGAN REAL TY · IRVlrt1E T'RRAC~~ -$40,,000 . . $45,000. ' · lot i11 C.M., Cl Jot w/100· de.sac. Owner wW also trade 673--6642 675-6459 Near ~ewport Center! A rare find in this TURTLE ROCK HILLS A MILLION LIGHTS glisten like a diamond fro1n this shake roofed view home. PiC- turesqUe fairyland setting, plus a great. view beyond. 4 BR. 2 Ba1 On fee land. Call £or de- tails. 6): Red Hill Realty UNl\IERSITY PARK CENTER, IRVINE CALL ANYTIME 833-0820, frontage on Beach Blvd. Ior tliplex, lhis area. .::.::...::c:.:. __ _:c_:_:.:.;;.:., exclusive area. Lge. 3 bdrm., 2 bath. home • $38.ooo. ~ 4¥4% VA Assumption Near ne\v cptng. Large yard. Ml-lllO 1515 BONNIE DOONE °l'•n Suh. 1-5 :00 40 acres Lake Sha1lina att:a, (M'~lhllfllt PRIME EASTSIDE u)cA.. . EZ torm•. ~~:EALTY_,. TION. 1!00 ... ft. ''"' B<f. COMFORT + CONV!!ll \ENCE , ...,.._ rm., Buceola Built. copper 3 Bdrm., D.R. home offers seclusion. Close Subterrd~an ap!s \l•/C1,000 '"'""""""""""""~ plumbi11g. new pnlnt. Fam. to sboppin~ & scflool s. E~panding family gross. like ne1\' cond. in Al-$24, 950 Rm \l'ilh &or to ~Uing fin.o. says "sell' . See todsy! · $41. 750 hambra's best il.rea, $65,000 3 Bdrm. + Oen place. Cdveri:d patJo wi1h 2039 IRVINE Open Sat.-Sun. 1·5 :00 d .... Palo~ Verd.. Rock 1vater 0 "" Take Over 5''•'' ~ .. · 1' 19 fall and decorator li,"hti""· DOVER SHORES BEAUTY! Ca][ Vinro Realty for 1norl" , toa 0'Pr·d f ·~ d 2 detail!!. pr. n. . 1 e 0 owner-MORE. ~fORE, MORE Bran ntw & beautiful 4.&. den home.. story '.TY' '!'~" home. Paymenti of SHARP. SHARP. SliARP. living rm with gallery. Garden roo1n w/wet S-. a IJ1001h on existing FOR INFORi\IATI ON' CALL bar & large .formal dining room. · '108.000 ~~~i,"!~ur;~ i:_~~~· M. M. LABORDE, Rltr. 410 MORNING STAR Open Sat.·Sun. 1·5:00 2955 llarbo'r TARBELL """"" E"" '"~""" IRVINE ·i eRRACE -$67.~00, VINCO r I. General lOOOG.ner1I 1000Gener1I ~~~~~~~~~~~:.'..:=========-! · Convenient to Newport Center. Lovely.corner 1000 Ge~eral 1000 G!t!rteral 'ooo 4 bdrm. & den home with H&F pool. Formal THE REAL ESTATERS Serving Newport Beach , Costa Mesa, Coror.~ del Mor. Huntington Beach LET THE REAL ESTATERf' CHART YOUR COURSE NO. 1· Our professionaliy troined crew of 30 to serve you better - -prob· lem solven who work for you. $1,200 Just the down payment IFHA) East !!idl' 3 bChm archaic-closr lo heart or downto1\•n--d . ..al·ge R2 lot-OR-Income rental, for that tax sheller-possible Com· mercial or multiplf' unit~. ON· LY $22,500.--Cal 6<16-7171. OYE IN FOR CHRISTMAS WITH 10'/• DOWN Nl"ar entranee to Bayett1t. 4 dandy bedrooms (muter bed-room separated on other aide of home), full size formal din· ing room. family room with built in desk unit, lovely acrl- lan earpeU, vinyl \l.'all eo~·er· inf: -$42,950 -OWOl'r "'ill help finance ~·Ith 1or-;, down. Phone 646·7171 to vll'\\', 4 IEDROOMS-* FORMAL DINING * REDUCED $6,000 SAY "HELLO" TO A GOOD IUY •I bdrms., 3-% baths, formal dn, rm., family rm., b1·eakfast rm ., laundry rm. \.\·Ith bltln sewinJ!' c:cntl'r. JOveJy 'J>OO\ \\'ith loads of decking & oovered,Panftr.-"" fruit I and shade tree yard. courtyard entry, and even 11. bomb shelter. AU for-$62,500. Phone 646-7171 to inspect. New Carpets -New Palnl - New Tile In ki tchen and bath!!. It's like! buying a new 3 bed· room. 2 bath. dinin g room and family roo1n home. Large brick firepla1--e. double ear garage, largl" patio and much matt. Better hurry. It \.\"on•t last at tills J)rie• -$27 .500. ~-?313. LIDO LIVING FOR LESS J bedroom, 2 Dath home on larser Jot means savings for you. Great buy for th ose \\'ho \\·anl to t-xpand upon tht-ir Ideas. $56,500. Don't hesitale, c11.ll 646·7171 no"'! PAY YOURSELF $1 ,000 The most oulstandlng value on loday·s market in a luxury lnearly 1900 SQ. ft.) 3 bedroom home. Consider thf'se features: large separate fam llf "'m \\•Ith \\-"Cl bar. forma dininjl'., 21~ baths. neeri)' nl"W shag eat· 11C.l, heavy shake roof. PLUS a iuge 40 X 62 "'l'll landscaJ)('d rear yard with lots of eoneretr. And only lO 'i'o do\"n to the ne'" ~~price ()f $31,500. can HOM~ ZONED FOR JU SI NESS Sharp 2 Bedroom \V/s<'J)Bretr garai;i:e t attached room in Uuivhig u1dneu district. Vi· ~ <'inity of 17th I ne\v BuildE'rl'i Emporium. Full Price S:.!5,000. Call now for appt. In Sl'<'. 646·7171 THE REAL ESTATERS 4 Conv1nient Loc1tions Neer You NEWPORT l!ACH COSTA MESA 1700 Ho wp•rt 11¥4. 27'0 Htrtior llwd, t4••71?1 S46·111J CORONA DEL MAk INVESTMENTS JJ2 Mtrtvo1fto 2114 Htrbor l fwd., S11fft 20 67J.ISIO Coit•""''' 146·221 6 WIFE PLEASER Read thlll ad completely and consider this five bedroom home on a quiet tree lined strl'l"t in Ne\\'T)Ort Beach for only ~44.950. This charmer has a secluded living room, spa· cious family room, and a mod· rrn sunny kitchen. Now for the \\·ay of lifr; the back yard. It'll 171 f~t across the back. ha!I a fantastic _patio, lanai, a la1\'n, a la~·n voUeyball area. and a POOi. You murt Stt this hl'!ore You buy. Call ~G-2313 . "YOU GOT TO SI". IT TO IELIEVE IT!" A 20x40 indoor pool for "the ULTIMATE JN S\VThth-11NG, "It's tantastle." There's a 3 lx-droom,' 2 bath home with an added family room or bonus room that go's with the pool. Corner lot 1'•ith !IC<'eM for 11 bollt or trailer. It'~ 11. must '""' and let rour lma~nation run "'lid. Only $31,950. Call now 546·2313 A FEEL OF LUXURY From lllC' lush carpets to the exciUng decoratil'\J in this Jove· ly Cliff Drive honte -Every. thing sparkles \\•lth ne\\.·nes1-3 Bedrooms, new baths and 11. JM!rfect kitchen for i\lother plu!I a new 18"22 family room $49,900. Phone. 646-71TI. ' ' HONIYMOON conAGE A cozy 1 bedroom home with fireplace on •\..:ell situated R-2 lot south-of-the·hl ghway. An Ideal investment for the "buy now-build later·• enthusiast 11.nd the o~·ner will earry a 90'-;, Ist trust deed with only IO'Q down. Only 136,500. Call 673- "'50. AnENTlON HOMESEEKERS! A FAIULOUS MESA VERDE PACISmtR 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. family room home on a huge pool !lizc lot. All electric kitchen. bui!t-in l\'t't bar. Beauttful carpets and drapes. This home Is per· f€'Ct for thf' executive who cun 111nke e.n immediate decision. Call 546·2313 Now WHAT DO YOU WANT1 r.oom for Jou of kids. \Ve ha,·e ~ bedrooms and three baths. \Vant to swim? We have a beautiful pool. Want to buy a boat? We have room to park orf the strt'et. Want a 1u1n:t set? \Ve have room for that too. \Vant a fine school di!'· trlct? Nc\\i:inrt-COsta ~leSll. \VBnta fine location? We art' in Eastblu{f. \VBnl I\ fair pl'icc? ~2.000. Phone 646· 7171. POOL HOME-$27,500 ASSUM& S If• LOAN ' . • ' dining rm. Sep. qtrs. for "in-laws." 1536 DOLPHIN TERR., CdM Open Sat.·Sun. 1.5 NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1mmaculate 2 bdrm. home w /beamed ceil· ings, abundant storage & lge yd : $25,950 531 CATALINA Open Sun 1-5:00 BAY ISLAND -$117,500 Call to see our exclusive listing on this beau· tiful secluded tropical island. Older 5 bdrm. hom e w/pier & slip, tennis court & park. CAMEO SHORES LUXURIOUS custom bit. home on lge. cor- ner site w/ocean view. 4"bdrrils., • .den, 5 bas. & pwd. rm. Most rooms have W of spacioµs patio, pool & lanai. Consider trade. $175,000. ~-SPAClOuS fFAMlifVl~E- , 4 Bedrooms, country~ kitchen,· bonus room for sewing, hobbies or upstairs family room. Only 1 year young. Nr. sCbools & shopping. $311,000. WESTCLIFF NEWSI Pool, 3 bdrm. home. Near library, schools, playground, shopping. By appt. $44,950 CHOICE LOTS -PRIME LOCATIONS DOVER SHORES & BAYCREST 80 x 120 Level. Fee Simple ..... · .... $27,000 104' Front. corner, level, fee, .•..•. $28,000 80' Vie\v site, level, lease .......•.. $29,m WATERFRONT 57' Front. Pier & dock. Lease •...... S53.500 Linda Isle 56' 11/aterfl'l. Lease ... .' ... $69,500 ''Our 25th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton -2111 San Joaquin Hilla Road NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 * * * * * * * [;G;;°";••;;•l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.J:;:OOO;; Ge;~;' ORCHl~ooo CHRISTMAS SPECIAL cDM Beautiful Glen 1i1ar home ready and waltinr for you. Sharp 4 bed.rm, I bath' hOUse $10,000 PRICE REDUCTION nesUed among stately trees. Check Into this ouls!Bndlng ClOlle to 1chools " ahppping. vahie. A "·arm and charm· Ne\\'ly palnleC ins\df and Ing older home with 3 Btd- owner \\"Ill in~tali new car. f'!X'O\a, family roon1, formal pets. Act now &: yoU can dlnine andl • guest cottage hang your stockinp on 1he situated on· a roomy 67x118 tireplaee in lime lor Chrill· lot 11.ith lots of playrocf.1 mas. IBA/VA terms. $28,500 for the chlldttn. Drive by • COAn this ·1urprislngly spacious OOme th"!n call us (please WA~CI don't bother o4 tel'IMt~ at RIAL TORI m=. Now on1y $69,IXXI. . ·' Open Evenlnt• • '62-4454 • BALBOA ISLAND NEW 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths Move ln April Llt PLUS l Bedroom Apartment HARDESTY REALTORS ·,675-21f' $100 Down 3 Bedroom 2 Bath $19,950 plua clolinJ COits and )-OU can mo\'e Into this unbeliev- able value befort Xmas. It's only 5 )ll'!J. old. ha., a fi~ place. buUt•ln.ldJehl!n. fore. ed .Jr t.e•t, alJ 1'PWly redtc- Ort.ted_ -IWIUtY on this one?~ 2629 Hu1:1or, C.M. • $22,500 4 BR + l'•mily Rm. 4 Bdrm. + Family rm. , No Down Terms i'i A11~ume existing 11pr. Joan of Prln~ loc1tlon. Priced Jow i!t!Jf, Elerant entry h11;1l, 4 }))> desPtl'llle rransfercd ~\.\'" Bedrooms. qe t&m!ty er. Entcy hall, dln!ni..pn. room, natural hrlck nrY-park llkf! )'flnt with l•f"Ke platt, SY.'im PoOI, ~rk: like shade trees. C Bl'<lrm, If.lac )'II.rd. M().1720 r•mily nn. 540-111) $25,450-Pool -------~~----------------------------~-'-"2~H~S ~H~·~•bo:.::.r~T~A~R~B~E:.=.:LL H5SHerborTARBELL I ,_ I I l -~------------------------------------;.....;;..;,;...;.;--~;;;..i.:;1· I, I 'I 1: ' ' , I !11.;' ' ' ' I " Ii \~. ' . .. ·--~~-~---~--...--.----..--..-------·--··. ··--· , ...... . HOUSES FOR SAl<E HOUSES FOR SALE HOUS ES FOlt SAL! HOUSES FOR SAL E ...,. ·-11100 Generol· ·10jl0 ,Gonerol lDOO -------__ -,s1 .~-. TOTAL BLUFFS 1 BEDROOM 15eWN...PAYMENT A r~·find, a 4 ~.room, 3 toi1tKi;· ~t, 3 ~room, 2 ~ "C" .rili)n , In the ~ ho~1.esU.~n·a huge "{llufts" with open lftam! country style lot. Clistenlng and a balcony for your JIJ· HARDWOOD FLOORS. Ah;o, liet and patio for Roml"O and carpets and drapet1, Subject nearby pool for eve rybod y. to V.A. Loan f)f $23.4!!0 with Make y<>urseU pa.rt of the •total.payments of $219.00 per caretree Ute In the BluU1. mo. Seller \\rill carry sn1all $-'6.800. balallet", Call • Call 673-8550 Walker -& Lee ReaJtOrs -.. Z190 Harbor Blvd . at Adams , 54f>.!M91 QJ)en 'til •9 RM DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT .. BY OWNER 3 BR, 2 Bath, stea1n room· jacuzzi, den &t bar. Pier, slip for 40' boat. REDUCED $7000 for Quick Sale! Sll0,500 548-1936, &444684 '0 THI: RI:AL \~"\. I:STATI:RS $600 Down 3 Bedrooms $21,500 or no down ff> V<'ts, this home is in good rendition. It just needs paint & clean up, It's vacant and the own. er is anxioll,!!. Asking $21,500. It won't la.st. ~&-8640 • 2629 Harbor, C.M, 1000 ' fHERE'S-STILL '11M! .. to be in your new hOme for -Christmas.: !l)is custom built 4 bedrm. 3 bath View hoine is vacant and ready for thit family wh6< enjoys -the privacy and ,comfort of 2 story luxury. 19-06 Santiago Drive, open Sat & Sun 12:30 lo 4:30. GORGEOUS 90' VIEW L-shaped {>Ian with 2 separate wings. Spark· ling pool m enclosed court yard. 4 Bedrms. 3 baths, panelled lamily rm., formal dining room + breakfast room. $112,000. NEWPORT SHORES The popular "A" Frame. 3 Bedrms. Real sharp. $32,900. 263 Lugonia, open Sun 1 lo 5. CHOICE VIEW LOTS Dover Shores -we build to suit. ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors l033 Mariners Dri ve. N.B. 646-1 550 Oovtr Shores Office General OPEN SUNDAY 1.s 10252 NIAGARA ''MEREDITH GAR.DEN'" l<~anta"stic 5 bedroom, 3 balh BAYSHORES l ••••llllllflllllillll home (.,.ith an elegant for. ma! dining room, beautiful black walnut paneled family I I room, 25oo square feet con1-.......... I pletely carpeted wlfh up. CONTEMPORARY 4 bdrn1. play room, blt-in kitchen, 3 baths, rxcellent family hqme . CHRISTMAS GIFT. -For the family. Luxurious Spanish design 4 BR. home. Fam. Rm. 3 Car garage. Superb view of ocean, bay & islands. Price includes Curniture. $98,500. Cathryn 'TennllJe EMERALD ·BAY AERIE Maximize good living · minimize upkeep. Luxurious 2 bedroom, 2 bath home in beau· tiful garden setting. Svveeping Blue Pacific view. 2 Patios ~nd a deck. $98,500. Carol Tatum SPACE FOR REAL LIVING OPEN SUND/iY 1·5 BAYCREST · 5 Bed· rooms. 2018 Windv.1ard ·West of Tradewinds. A lot ol charm for $79,900. Formal dining + family rm., 3'h Baths. Must see. Miry Lou Marion YOU OWN THE LAND And the view from this 4 BR., 3 car garage, 3 Ba., beamed ceilin_g home. Kitchen has breakfast area + Bi l 's. "See this today." $68.500. Al Fink PLENTY OF LAND GOES With this custom 4 BR. 21h ba . home in one of Newport's finest areas. Large family room, porch/patio, ideal for young family $65,000. M. C. Buie graded carpets. Custom draperies throughout; mag. nificently landscaped wilh sprinklers, block wall fence fot"prlvacy and much, much more for your happy fan1- ily to enjoy, CaU now for shOwing. 541)..2313 CAMPER SPECIAL Great concrete slorage for boat; trailer and campers. Sharp '"'4 bedroom, 2 bath home wi1h l''ORMAL DIN· ING ROOM. Ta~ subject to 5\.7 annual percentage • S45.500. COUNTRY ESTATE BACK BAY VIEW -Approx. 1.8 acrt>s • POOL • 7.ont•d fnr horses • Rambling 3 bd. rm. d<'n. formal din, mo1n, 21 x 36 !iv. •room, bl!-i n kitchen w/pan-rry, break· fast roon1, PLUS t bdrni. guest house w/fireplaC'r, 3 car garage._ CALL TO SEE. "C" THOMAS Realtor 224 W. Coast Hwy, 548-5.527 Newport Beach eves S<lr..5643 rate FHA Loan payable I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. $193/mo. Quiet EASTSIDE Cosra ll-1esa neighborhood and you can be in for Chrislmas! ExCt'llent value at $29,9;,()? Walker & Lee Realtors 2043 \Vcs!clill Drive 646-7711 Open 'Iii 9:00 P~1 BALBOA ISLAND 4 BAYFRONT LOTS RUSTIC RANCH $26,500. $175 month total paymr.nt. H<.'avy shake roof, rough wood ('X!erior, shuttcreCI \Vindo1.1's ,t· a split rail fPnce a!'ound front yard, makes this a true r11nch stylP. As· sume high VA Joan, annual percentage ra!e 6'1:i and total paymenl S175 month. Inside you'll find 3 bed- roon1s 2 baths b<'autiful built·i~ ki1chen, 0brick ilre- p\acf' . n1aking it a \•ery comfortable tiome. So' don't wait • it won't last 54.6-3640 . '~ .. _ Sat11rday, Ot<;_tmbtt S, .l'l7G_ 04JLY PILOT 'fl 1 HousEs FOR sALE [ HousEs FoR sALI! Hous1s Fo1t SALE HousEs FoR SALi! Hou11s Fort nLr I General llOO Gener•I 1000Gener•I 1000 General 1000 Gentr•I 1• FOREYER':.VIEW ..., & pool side pleasure You have both In this di~tlng. ulshed, new c:U$1om Mmn by Ivan Wells in DoV~r Shores. From th~ wam1, lilc entry to the ig0aring beamed ~iling living room and sep. arate dining room 10 thl': spacious comfort or the <I big bedf'ooms. 3 bat~ + Powder roon1 and richly panelled family rn1 with 2nd fireplace anti walk in wf't bar. this new design is lruly an inviti.tion to elegant liv. in&". And wait till you Sri! the all elec .. island" kitch<'n \l'ilh dble i;cJr cJea.ning ov. ens and ·tan11ly sllf' break· fast a.rea. See loday! Ivan Wells & Sons Roy J. Ward Co. E XCLUSIVE AGENTS 1033 Marinr>rs Drive &1&-1550 (Ol)l)n Daily) ofrn da J 6/e PR ESTIGE WATERFRONT HOM ES SHOWN BY APPO INTMENT SOLD 43 L-lnd• hie Drive Prestige 5 BR . 6 ba. furnished home w/133 ft. on water. Pool, sauna, jacuzzi. Deck & dock ................................ $400,000 60 Li nda Isle Drive Newly listed. Preslige waterlront home. 4 extra lg. Br., 4 ba., pwdr. rm. Lge. liv. rm. & den; 3 car gar. Beaut. patio/garden w/room 'for pool, Deck & dock. By Appl. .. $220,000 11 Linda Isle Drive -Open Sundey New 5 Br .. 5 bath home on lagoon. Marble entry, wet bar, AM/FM Intercom, Huge mstr Br. has beam ceil. & own frplc. Large !iv. & fam. rms. w/frplcs. w/deck . , . , .. $185,()()(t 107 Linda Isl e Dr ive 5 BR. 3 baths: fam . rn1 .. form . din. rm. 2 Fplcs., Rm. for pool. Dock. By appt $145,000 Waterfront l ots No. 76: 3 car garage. Reduced to .... $}7,000 No. 44 : 108 Ft. on water ........... $150,000 No. 88 : 108 Ft. Consider trade .... $145,000 For complete info rmation o ... all homes & lot1, please call: At the beach. 2 BR . & den 833 plu!I Mother -In . La\v apt, BILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR Dover Or., Suite 3, N.B. -642""4620 Well built w/hd"·d. firs. & I~!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!~~!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!!!"!~~ lalh & p\as!er walls. Choice 1.:: location, l~t blocks to the"G:..;e;;.n;;.•:..;r•;cl _____ l.;.000.;,. Gtne_r1I beach $61.500 1000 A DREAM HOME $3800 down SALESMEN In a drean1 of a localion only 4 BR + Family Rm. · 1-l blk .. to heac~ ~ 3 BR. 2 Central floor plan, entry hall. 21 Yea r old Corona dl'I !\-1ar firm has openings fol' 2 ex· perienced real estate. sales- n1en Please call: Leonard Smilh or Wailer Haase !or app't, Ba, with beautiful 1nahop;-huge family rm dining rm. any parl<'lill.i::. S~-.4.900 "dream'' kilrh~n Hanging BEST BUY lanips, tl<'gant hookca.seS. In Laguna Nigul'l • MonarC'h Many l'Xlras. 540·1720 Bay! South i.ide of ll\\'Y., priv. community \\'ith heach 2955 Harbor TARBELL C'luh. Lge. 4 BR. 3 Ba. home. 675-3000 t'an1ily rm. w/frplc. On a lgc, oornf'r lot, This one l\'on't last ! Call us today! $59,500 DELANCY REAL ESTATE 2828 E. COAST HWY, Corona del Mar 644-7270 -0-PEN HOUSE BAYCREST JUST REDUCED $8000 Open Houses THIS WEEKEND KHp tlrtl1 ha11dy lllrec.tory witll yo11 ttil• __. ... • yo11 90 ho11 .. •h1111fl1t9. All tlrlo lecetto111 ll•tff Mlow are lleterlbod I• 9raciter Mtall .. y 1Mhttrtl1l11t else- •ll•r• h1 todciy'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. P'Clh"eM 1howlf19 ope11 lrloYNS for 1ale or t. rOllf are •'1-' to lit' SlolCll l11for'"otlo11 I• ttlls col11'"11 HCll Frl lloy. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom ) , 2511 Crestview (Bayshores) NB 642·8235 ' (Sunday) 531 Catalina Drive, Newport Beach 644-j9~9 .. , ,,,., . '"' ,(Sun ~-5) 179 E. Wilson St., CO-sta Mesa 644-4910 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5) 312 Orchid, Corona del Mar ' Lachenmyer Re.1ltor Open Houses Sat/Sun 1-5 I 2001 ALISO AVE & 20th FORMAL DINING ROOM Custom built -3 bedrm, 2 bath, separate lfv .. ing rm w/buge Cireplace, family room, large kitchen w/elec bltns, FA heat, Jots of stor· ate space. Covered brick patio with gas fired BllQ pit. Great home for entertaining. Ex- tremely well maintained. Large double gar .. age, ample space for boat and trailer. 301 BROADWAY, COSTA MESA 2 HOMES ON ONE LOT 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, large living room w/ fireplace. FA heat, picture window, good carpets & drapes - a real clean home. Dou .. ble garage. *PLUS * 2 Bedroon1, 1 bath apartment. Extra large living room w/fireptace. elec bltns. FA heat, near new carpets & drapes, lots ol storaie space. dble garage. 30 Year financing ava1t .. able. Apt vacant to sho\\'.. 2615 BAMBOO, EASTBLUFF NB . '5 BEDROOMS.• · Have a Merry Christmas in a real home for the large family. 21h Baths, 2500 sq . ft. !lf ~racious ·living, large living room w /stone fireplace + family rm, elec bltns, FA heat, lots of storage space. Covered· patio with view, dble garage, large Cenced back yard. CRV coming. Asking $25,500. Owner moving. Lochenmyer 1860 Newport Blvd. Costa Mes• Re.1ltor Cell 646-3928 or 545-3483 (4 Bedroom} 236 Via Mentone (Lido lsle) NB 646-3255 (Fri., Sat. & Sun. 14) **II Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 67S.3210 (Sat. & Sun.) 1130 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 (Sat. & Sun.) *4627 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM 642·8235 (Sal. & Sun.) 3779 Roanoak1 Costa Mesa 67S.4930 1984 Kornat. Costa Mesa (Sun 2·5) 645·0303 (S un 1·5) 2500 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) (4 BR. & F•mily or Oen) *2846 Stromboli Rd. (Mesa Verde) CM. 546-0800 (Sat. & Sun. 11·5, 1424 Lincoln Lane, Newport Beach 673-8550 (Sat. & Sun, 1·5) *1749 Skylark Lane, Newpoft Beach 540.8281 (Sat. & Sun. 1·4·) *2.449 Windward Lane, Newport Beach 642·8235 (Sunday) *1721 Galatea (lrvirie Terr.} CdM WITHIN AN AREA OF SOUND VALUES 6 BAYFRONT HOMES 3 BAYFRONT. An i.:Jeal home only tu·o years new wilh 4 bedrooms, for. mal dining room, lam11 y room. a kitchen to d<'light Hlf' gourn1et cook, an incom. -parable masl<'r-suile-and-a secluded study for th<' ex- 67J.~2 ;Ji15o645~ (Syn 1·5) 642,8235 _ ~(SJrn • ...&_Sun.J_ ··l-- **505 Morning Star Ln. (Dover Shores) , .. "'' ,, I ~ . \ '" . " . ... ' 11 ,1• " I .. ,, I. ·- ., " Truly an outstanding family home, full o{ warmth & charm. $63,500. Profit by buying now. this vacant, view lot in a rapidly pro- gressive location. $14.000.' Kathryn Raulston OC_EANFRONT • $59,950 New listing · new home! Large living room, view deck. nifty kitchen & powder room up; 2 bedrooms, bath & small .patio down. Shag carpeting thruout. Carol Tatum WINDOW WONDERLAND 1.-0ve a spectacular view? Then see this new ljsting. A shining and spotless 3 Bedroom • Filmily room home, one of our best • just $57.000. Bud Austin COME WINTER Then Spring. Be r'eady with large pool, out- standing patio and yard. Home has 3 bed· rooms and privacy, on quiet street. $49,750. Harry Frederick * CORONA DEL MAR * A rare offering on a 2 BR. 2 bath. conv. den w/2nd fireplace, lush carpeting, beautiful de- cor. Large H&F pool. OWNER WILL LEASE- OPTJON. Asking $49,500. Belle Partch NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Buy ahead of spring market in Bayshores. Perfect home for the discriminating. Lrg. liv. rm . adjoining lovely patio. 2 Bdrms. & den & din. rm. $49,500. Mary Harvey HARBOR VIEW HILLS Best buy! 4 Bdrm. home in immaculate con· dition. Great view or bay & o'cean. Large, care{ree rear yard. Priced to sell! $48,500. THE GOOD LIFE Charming Lusk 4 Bdrm .• 21h: ba . home in Eastbluff. Large, fenced pool-Sized lot. Walk to sc hool s. shopping, tennis. No more car pools! $47.500. Harriett Davies BAYSIDE DR, BEACHFRONT Super-clean 3500 ft. home has bay view from living room, F. dining rm .. ki tchen & nook! You will enjoy the den with Cireplace & wet bar & the big back yard ~ilh room Jor pool, Bill Comstock • 833>0700 644-2430 Coldwell, Banker AllD COM,,..111' SSD NEWPORT·CEHTER DR,, N.B. ·"•---------------.mi 2629 Harbor, C.ll-1. DUPLEXES HARDESTY REALTORS 675-2866 BACK YARD GOLF COURSE L.A,RGE, immac. 3 BR + Backyard opens to Mesa Ver- fam rm ., near Back Bay de Golf Course. Th is resplen- area, 2 brick frplcs, hrdwd dent executive home is ac- floors, bl!ns, w a l led ttnled-by double doo r mar- park-like yard, co vere d ble C"ntry to slep down living patio, trees. Quali!y hous<' rm and wartn firPplace. on a bcau1ilul street. 10'/,. Space a,l!;e ki1c hen. Windin.I!: Oown, $.ti,QQO. Kingaard stairs to masler suite-,.j.._ 3 R.E. MI 2-2272. large hdrms. Just lis1 cd. Fo. RE SUL TS you can De-DIAL 645-03!)3 "'"" '"· Call th• 5""'". FOREST E. OLSON ~a I es man .. Daily Pilot Classified 642-5678 -place your ad & charge It! Rea1tors 2299 Harbor, CM ENCHANTED conAGE 1000 Sharp 2 bedroom 2 bath home in Corona Del Mar. Paneled living room with cozy fireplace. Dining room with sliding glass door to patio and garden. 21fJ car garage plus room for boat or trailer. All thi s on a 40 ft. lot and onJ y 2 blocks to the beach. $46,950. CALIFORNIA STYLE Big 4 bedroom 2 bath Camily home in park like area. Beamed ceilings, paneled family room, step down living .room with crackling fireplace, country kitchen and cheery breaklast room. Man! That's liv- ing. Mo ve in right away and can be lease- optioned too! Reduced to $54,950. WHY PAY RENT? Collect it with these two homes on choice EASTSlDE corner lot. A 3 bedroom & a 2 bedroom, each with its own yard. Both freshl y painted too! Both homes for only $39,500 & owner will help finance. ' Colesworthy & Co. REA,LTOR Newport Buch OfiI .. 1021 8 1y1ldt Dri ve 675-4930 ecutive or professional man \\•ho needs a private offic<' at ho1ne PLUS a pool and 1nw maintcnanc<' yard co1n- bine rn n1akt' this th" per. fret place for thr family tha t loves to ('n!C'r!airi. AND Thc~o.,.,•ncr \\'ill .coni;idr•r ;111 exchange' for Eas!blult or the Bluffs. No1v Only SR!l,;,o() 1424 l;INCOLN. LN. Opt>n Sa l. & Sun. 1-5 or CaJI 673·85.iO \;R'. THE REAL ~ ~§'r~!~~ EASTBLUFF Lovely .Family Home Clo:se lo schools. Catholic Church & shops SpPcious corrwr lot Room for pool lln1nc has 4 BR. Jo'amil,y room wilh F\replat'(' Separate Dining area See: 2'200 Ara.Ila Now only $46,950 Realtor~ "Our 25th Yea r In The Harbor Area'' 673-4400 VACANT V<.'ry nest 4 hedroom 2 hath home "-'ith entry h1llJ, pan· clled living room, fircplttt'<l and bllns. Assume 5% 'f.i Joan, Fu)J price only $28,500, JERRY FREUD CHAS. ARNOL:b 388 E, ·111h SL, C.M. 646-1755 -Save Thousands THE BLUFFS t wk only BY 0\\'NER e .Orig, Low Density Area e BONITA e 3 BR, 2 BA, Single Level e Added Breakfast Room e Marty CUslom Feature& e 3 Exttptlooal Patkls S35.(X)O FU\(\.1 644·1018 SACRIFICE! Spacious <I bedrm home, for. m1_d dining rm t family rm. 1''u\ly crpld, lmmaculale conditlr-n, traJJic.frce !:1~1 & clo~!I(! t~ schools. ·Priced lot lm1nediale ABie at $35.995 (2 BR & Family or Den) 2021 Port Weybridge, Newpor t Beach 675·2101 1 ISat. & Sun. 12:30-4 :30) 2000 Port Provence (Harbor View Hms) NB 673-8550 • (Sun. 1·5) 12591 Redhill Road, Tu stin 646-7171 (3 Bedroom) 5300 Ri ver (Lido Sands) NB 1sun 1·5) 646-3255 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5) *2217 Raleigh Ave ., Costa Mesa 548·4676 (Sun. only 1·5 ) 550 Vista Grande (The Bluf{s) NB 642·8235 (Sunday) 801 Kin gs oad, Newport Beach 642·8235 !Sat. & Sun.) 1515 Bonnie Doone, el Mar 644·4910 (Su n 1·5) 2039 Irvine Ave., Cosla Me sa 644-4910 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5) 263 Lugonia (Ne\l,1port Shores) NB 646-1550 (Sun 1·5) 1506 Dolphin Terrace (Irvine Terr.), CdM 642·5200 (Sun 1·5) 316 Narcissus. Corona de\ Mar 673·6642; 675-6459 rsun 1·5) *4206 Spindrift Way (Nr. t foag Ho spital) 646-24 14 rsat & Sun 1·5) 3135 Sumatra (Mesa Verde), CM 540·1151 (Sat 12·5) 1600 Mariners Dr., Newport Beach 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 912 Cercis Place, Newport Beach 67S.4930 (Sun 12·4) (3 Br. &. Family or Oen) 1307 Marion Lane (Westcliff) NB 67S.5930 (Sat. & Sun .. 1·5) 302 Kin gs Road (Cliffhaven), NB 642·5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1215 Nottingham !Westclilf), NB 673-6642 ; 67S.6459 (Sun 1-5) 104 Via Lorca (Lido Isle), NB 67S.2723 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2001 Aliso Ave. & 20th St., Costa .Mesa 646-3928 Eves: 540.6769 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2920 Clay St. (Newport Heights), NB 67S.3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 501 Avocado (lrvine Terr.), CdM 675·3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2662 Circle Dr. (Bayshores ), NB 675-3000 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 928 Mac Ken;r,ie (Rancho Mesa)', CM 546-4141 (Sun 1·5) 2812 Shantar (Mesa Verde), CM 540·1151 (Sun 1·5) 1657 Port Abbey (Harbllr View) 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) 2115 Arbutus, Newport Beach 64S.0303 (Sun t.5) 10082 Meredith, Huntington Beach 646-0303 (Sun 1·5) *2989 Jacaranda (Mesa Verde), CM 546-2313 (Sun 1·5) *913 Junlpero, Costa Mesa 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 892 Cortez, Costa Mesa 546-2313 (Sal & Sun 1-5) NB 642·8235 (Sat. & Sun.J 1606 Antigua (Dover Shoresf NB 644·4910 (Sal. & Sun. 1·5) 410 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 644·49!0 (Sat. & Sun. l·S) 1906 Santiago Dr., (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Sat & Sun 12:304:30) 1124 Santiago (Dover Shores), N.B 642·5200 (Sun 1·5) * 1536 Dolphin Terrace, Corona del Mar 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3081 Madison Ave., Costa Mesa_ 540·1151 (Sat 2:3().5, Sun 1·5) 21902 Ocean View, Jiuntington Beach 67S.3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 716 Cameo Hgtds. Dr., Corona del Mar 67f>.3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1724 Port Shelfield, Newport Beach 67S.3000 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2825 Clubhouse Rd., (Mesa Verde) CM 540·1151 (Sun 1·5) 3253 Iowa (oil Gisler Ave.), CM 646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1842 Irvine, Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) 3158 Kerry Lane, Costa Mesa 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *2033 Hi ghland, Newport Beach 64S.0303 (S un 1·5) 2054 F'lamingo, (Mesa Verde} CM . 546-2313 (Sun 1·5) 212 .Jasmine. Corona de! Mar 646-3928. Eves 673-4577 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *18671 Via Palatino (Turtle Rock ), Irvine 83J.0055 (Sat & Sun 12·6) (S Bedroom ) 2018 Windward Ln. (Baycrest) NB 83J.0700; 644-2430 (Sun. 1·5) 2615 Bamboo (Eastblu!f). NB 646-3928 Eves: 644-0345 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (5 BR . & Family or Den ) *1033 Mariners Dr., (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Open Daily) *22201 E. 16th Street, Newport Beach ·646-7171 (Sat & Sun f·5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE ( 2 Bedroom & t Bedroom) 202 29th Street, Newport Beach 673-6642; 675-6459 (2 Bedrool)"I each) 118 45th Street, Newport Beach (Sun 1·5) 673-3663 ; 545-5942 eves. (Sun. l·S) 142 47th Street, Newport Beach 673-6642; 67S.6459 (Sun 1-5) ~006 River, Newport Beach 645--0303 (Sun 1·5) (3 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom) 501 & 503 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 673-8550 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) HOME + APT. (3 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom) 301 Broadway (Eastslde), CM 646-3928 Eves: 548-6769 (Open Daily 1-5) t * ,. •• * • W.tetfJNt * * * ,.., -......... Olll Ray Gaul!, MO-U51,ll:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Jleri!A.Rll Realtors. 11! =====~--· . ' • I I ~ ) I I r I I II r ¥C*A••s 1 s ~0 .1 1 .. +;_a I ' J, I 4 fi !( 1 f ~ W f i&i t i F-P ~:t1@:;1;1;•1-1 ii e:;a • s;q 141 ;1;1;0Achh M, DAJLV 'llOT SaLUrd.\1, Dtt:embtr 5, 1';70 IQ l'Cllt SALi HOUSIS ,0 SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES rOR SALE HOUSIS FOR SALi HQUSIS r oR SALi! ; Gc11ll 100DGen•r•I 1000 c;.n.,11 1000 Gtner1I 1000 Cost1 M11• 1100 Newport B11ch 1200 Hunlln9ton Buch l.aG Huntlntlon lluch ta Lo1W1• Buch 1115 4 IED Pele Barrell l<eaft; FLEXIBtE-& f.INE Ol'EN HOUSE CORONA t.ona" '"'" E.,,.w, '"°'" DEL MAR DUPLEX OI .Nt.~ CARPETS, your SpacloW. and mOdcm . Jdral choice o llnancing. 4 bt er for thf'I owner occupant A 3 + den, we offer thll 1pe<:l1u~ular 3 Bedroom ·2~ PROUDLY KEPT ltt owner bath owners unit and z Bed- home w/1ts: 9 yra ol yard room 2 hath llC('Ondary unit, lmprovernen!•· 1-&tae alum, 'fop quality consttuction and covered pauo, fruit 1ree1. Unlihlng lhrou&hout Conil:' rote g11rden. I beautllully 111~ a look at 501 8.nd 503 sculptured low m 11 1 n I , J\lARGUERITE Sell, 11111/opt or rent REDUCED $4000; Park Lido 4 B.R., 2!i tHl., f:rplc. 2 Car Twnh$e. 3 Br, 3 881, lmmed. gar, 3 Vra. old, 2200 Sq, i-·1. 003•· Reallor 646-0732'. A·l COIXI. Vacant . quick poa.. 1e11, Call 1oc1ay! 1,N;•;•;:f'!:;;rt;;;;;H;;•;l9h;;l•;;;l;1;;10 Call P11trlck \Vood 54S.2300 I• • Bill H•ven, Rltr. 2 STORY· Room to run in I.hi, 1~ Ml· It_ Ca.i>e COd COttago witb low low Sl« paymtnl• or f'HA or VA Tl'nna avall- ablP. S26,{)()0! ~ STOI' THE WOllLD Senu.lloMI 2 11oey home. that ha• evU)'th.lna! Only 2 HER.E'S A PLACE. TO GET year1 new. 4 Sedroon'l. 2 OFF! Superb, s.rchltecturtl- bath, panelled family room ly dt!•i.aMd home, blendM anUque brick tlrtplact, tor: Into the £cologicel v.·~e.r mal . dlnlnc rm, e.lec bltn ment oJ STATEL V TREES, Id!., dl1hwa!her, w/w crptt, SANDY' BEACHES, ANO A d'S)I and many cxt:ru. Price NEVER ENDfNG VfEW OF redu~ lor quick M.le THE OCEAN & CATALlNA S28,500. Call now:! lSL.ANDS. DetallM, all wood fHJ6nfJ 2111 E, Coa.11, CdM 67l.3211 STATELY MANOR 302 KINGS llOAD E-SIDE-$23,500 A Xlnt E-si~ !(){'ation, (]Uiet 4 sir.el, 3 bdrmt, htWd noon:, xtra 2.car JtRt., huge Jot. Nn rlown or small, pre~ltge home like nrw. BR, 2 81. Beaut de1.'(lr. $19,500 WHAT A LOW QUALITY CUSTOM HOME -overlooking . main harbor: like new, S be~rms, dining, den. Open Saturday & Sunday I to 5. Larxe kit, all bltns. Italian marble lrplc. Chandellera:, large liv & din rm facing large pool. Partial oct'an ''irw from large balcOn,y. $5.'i,000, PRICE 1124 SANTIAGO ground1, It't our best II Orvon Sat ,,·Sun l·S-.,,1111,950. ·-'*"" or Call 673·8:>50 Co1r1 Mes• lnve1tment 5411-771! for thl1 aorx~us 3 bedroom, 2 bath doll ho~ Loll of Tender Uivlng cAre with deep pilp carpe11 and match- ing drape1. Time • sitving kitchfon, complelely renced yard. JdC'al 1taner home or lor retirees. 10% down l\an- rllt's! t>xterior o! Wer;lr.rn Rt4, Ce- dar. Localed on the OCEAN SIDE or TifE HWY. (ii' VICTOR IA BEACH, with deeded in!. In PATHWAY LEADING TO TiiE BEACH . Unique 3 bdrm. floor plan, hae rus1lc llv, rm., with v.'lllls of cork, & natural ""OOd panr!Uni, 10 FT. HIGH CEIUNGS OF 0 P E N BEAMS & HEAVY CROSS TIMBERS, extensive use of colored GLASS SKY LIGHTS, M a s s i v t> red BRICK FIREPLACE W I ORNATE BLACK METAL HOOD. CA!nter stairwell has ANT IQ U E CATIIEDRAL GRA CIOUS LIVING, entertainers delight. aourmet testes, spac. 4 br. Open Sun. 1 to 5 • COATS ·A \0 THE REAL · '"'-ESTATER..<; .. COLLf".GE; PRK -$24,900 •• 3 BR-FHA 7~':~-LO DN * BY OWNER: 645--0927 * CALL G> 646·1414 REAL ESTATE HUNTINGTON BEACH OFC. 194-531! 1506 DOLl'HIN TERRACE ,..'4.. Open 7 days • 8: 30 to II: Jo . WALLACE · REALTORSl-o~~~~~~~ • ',I •' BIRD'S EYE VIEW from sundeck. 3 bedrm, Jrvine Te-rrace. $54,950. Open Sun 1 to 5. -54M1~1-HORSE RANCH (Open Evening•> IN THE "CITY 1110 RE ALTY Nt•r Ntwperl Peil Otflcc Walker & Lee Sl92 MONTH FHA 3 Bedroom 2 bath, $26,500 full price-, $6500 down, usume ell.lstin1 S20.000 loan, Large spacious bedroom1, carpers, drapes, cwved driveway, large trees, excellt'n! neigh- borhood, walk lo schools & shopping, REMOT6-RUGGED I !!!!!!!!!!!!O~l'"E'"N!!!!!!l!!!!!•I Newporf Beach address and 11n ACRE ot llll'ld w i r h MOVING NORTH BY OWNER: 4 "'· ' ba, J\hJ 51 sell 1ov.•e11 priced Pace· frplc, bl!ns. l\1any xtras. liC!ler in Mesa Verde , As-\~alk to 3 schls. \Vould con- sumr high existing Joan or sirler lease_ MS-5300. EXCITING RANCHERO -2 bedrms -I hour from Newport, off Ortega Highway. SAT. & SUN.-1 to S HUGE 3300 scr. It. hOme 1•1 r Realtors 7682 Edinger (714) 8424f.SS or 540-5140 Office Open Si1turd1y1 & Sund1y1 2201 16th ST. + family, 3'11 baths1 VJE\V NE\VPORT HEIGHTS throughout and even a pic-st1bmlt FHA or VA terms. Very sharp 1,1•ith all e1ttraJo1 , Newport Shores 1220 PETE BARRETT REALTY 5·0·0•0 t11re11que CREEK. Really UNUSUAL dlff'"'"' • SEE '" Asking S.34.950. To 11ubml! your oUers call 540-1151. "The Only Way to Buy'' S'.!6,750 10"1'. down. Redec. in A: ou1. 3 hr, 2 ba. bltns. 1 blk ocean. O\l•rwr 213/467-3290. To l'lt?e, 642-9463. VACATION AT HOME 1605 Wo1tcllff Dr., N.B. Walker & Lee ill.1ge Real Lt Jte This unusual artistic home l' WINDOW 01'" LEADED 642-5200 Interesting [Joor plan with n:ioms Kalore in !ht ht!art of Ne1,1•porl Heighls -5 Bed. rooms, lamily room v.•ilh fireplace and barbecue, De- is completely customized STAINED GLASS &. CRVS- lor grdcious Jiving, Swim in 962-4471 ( ~::.J 546-1103 TAL, 7 11, high, appro1t. your own heated pool, Love. ASSUME S';i. FHA mortaa&e 100 YRS. OLD, A trlily Gour- ly pool area sports 2 patios. ot $2-4,000. Casb out for met kitchen W I ELEC. Deluxe bltn all dee kitchett SlS,900. Heated pool, t w 0 RANGE .\ SELF' CLEAN . k family room lanai. Price story, 3 bedrooms, 2 ~ baths, OVEN, DISHWSHR., Et.- Includes v.·/w crpts, drps, formal dining room, family KAY CUISINE CENTER, shuttl:'rs, \l'alcr softener, ruim w/fircplace. Carpets & w/all the attachments. ----~- Santa Special Mow• In by Xmas FHA-VA-OK Fast pouegsion • Decorate Xmas trtt-in your own Jiv- in& room. Cook that turkey in your own built in gaii oven. This cozy 3 BR 2 bath home j1 vacant and can be llnanced to fit ycur needs. Don't wait, see il today. DIAL 645-0303 FOREST, E. OLSON REALTORS 2299 Harbor, C.M, MOVE-IN TODAY 24 HOMES IN NEWPORT BEACH Now Vac•nt • mov• in Before Christmas HARDESTY REALTORS 675-1966 Cory Far a Couple $21,500 lbRl's right -the ow""r ha~ only a shoM 1ime 10 ltf'll this doll hoU!e and ha., giv- en us a short priee • Only $21,500 • Two cheery prin- cess bdrnu, Copper kC'ttle kitchen. Large pic!ure win- dow bri&hten.<1 living room. • You must see this. _ Hur· "· DIAL 645-0300 FOREST E. OLSON REALTORS 2299 Harbor, C.fl.t Sales Opportunity * Y.'ell e1l11blished 114 yean) ~al Esl&te office 1W'C'd1I llCi!nsed u.lespeoplf'. Pri\·11tf' de!llk and phone. Top com- mission. Floor timt Good ""alk-in traffic. Call ·for in· tervie"·· Lechenmyer Realtor 1860 Nl'wport Bll'd., C.~f . CaU 646-3928 Eves: ti73-4f!TT WE hav., the flDes l selection of UM"d VW'1 and 1port can in Orange Couoty! $33,500 A1wme 611•9/• No Chg Owner offe.r1 sharp .1 BP.. Ntwport Hgts. home on large ()'Ou own\ cor Int . Payment1 only $16.1 rnO, Un. derpriced tor quick Nle. .... ,,,., *UNITS* Triplex N.B •.••..... $52,llOO 'l"rlpltx C.M. North , • .$39,950 ~·~ 2 BR units CM , • SOS.~ fl4J 2 BR unill CM •• S200.000 llSl 2 8R. uniu1 CM •• m<l.~ Call Mr, Jl11Tls tor de1al11 South I R.E. 54.;.&.124 ATERFRONT PATIO One ol !ht be.11 In The Co\lf1, Jtoom for A ~ boat 4 Ekdmom• 1125.000 LIDO REALTY INC. 3U7 Vlo Lido 67S.7300 1000 CONGRATULATIONS! Here's our SUPER SALES.. W0fl.1AN for !he month of November, l\.1ARGE l\fOR- GAN! J\1a.rge has consistenl· ly done \\'ell since becom- ing 11ssociated w!lh Coal11 & Wallace R<'allors, Everyone likes a winner, so ii you need help in buyfng or sell- ing Real Esta.le, don't settle for anyone but the besL Call l\.1ARGE MORGAN 111 COATS &: \l.'ALLACE REAL ESTATE 546-4141. ~ co:rs ~WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- (0p~n Evenings) Can You Afford 175.00 mo Total l'lnt.? If you can this is your hOme, a beautiful ranch slyle 4 bedroom 2 bath Costa ~1esa ttsldence, locatC'd in a fan- 111stic atl!a cloSe to every- lhing, Enjoy lhe brick fire- place. built·in kitchen dou. bit' garage It forced air hear for only S26,500 • See l!! - 2629 HArbor, C.M. Rt-all ors 2041 \Vestclilf Drive 646-7711 01)C'n 'Ill 9:00 Pl\1 luxe kitchen v.ith built -in $100 Down h't'l'ZC'r, refrigeraror 1111d B blender. Le1 us show this 4 edrooms 2 Baths mo111 interesting home -If lhls honte hasn't sold by phone 646-7171 and only ll1r time you read !his, you'rl $39.500. bellr:r get with it. Ir on1y 10 THEREAL 1 ~ESTATERS ' " . % ACRE EASTSIDE 16 Unit pott'ntial herr. with a "SPANISH HACIENDA " 11.s a bonus on front of lot l''ull price $34,950 Now port •I lakes SIOO down & cosls of a.boot SliOO lo move in by Xmas. See !his one today, ....... 2629 Harbor, C.1\1. LIDO WATERFRONT APTS.·320 LIDO NORD Sl 50,00J Price wl!h 7% ls! T.D. 6 Beaut. furn, unit1; 6 t:ar garages & util, room. l!O Ft. on 1wimming beach, W!U corusider trade for boat or maximum $8.1,llOO lgt', 4 BR . house. Bill Grundy, Rltr. 833 Dover Dr., N.B. · 642-'1620 Fairview S Bedroom Flxer·Upp•r ' Needs a lot of work, such as 646-8811 paint, yard v.urk, a Jilill' re. (anytime) pair. Back Bay area. Also ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.! a\•allable on lease option, 675-3000 $3flO "'mak, oUoe. The Number to Ca]J \Vhelhcr ~ 546·5880 ,_ Cinf!l'e theltrl) Buying, Selling or Leuing OLLEGE REALTY THINK BARGAINS! •l!oo"""''"""°'·Cll T1,1·0-2 Bdm1. units .,.,.itb gar.ll:l=:=:=:=:=:~:z=:=:i i age~. Best Cd~f rental area. Ii Bt'low market price at S4~.500. 501 AVOCADO lrvi~ Terrace •2. OPEN SAT/SUN, 1·5. l BR, & din. rm. \Viii ronsider 1eaae/op- 1jon. $46,900. m"·"· ,\ '"'·''""' llL\1:1'\' 1:\1". I 1 f ~· )119 _&7~10!.ll}j • Eastside 5-Plex • $88,000 356 E . 20th Str•et Co1ta Mesa 642-4905 R~EPOSSESSIONS Spa rk1ing clean homes, some newly painled & carpereri. 2, 3, <I & 5 bdrms. Some 1,1•ifh pools. 1''HA-VA conv. terms, from S17.£XXJ to S40.00C.. Collins & \Valls Inc. 88'13 Adams Ave. 962-5.523 Westcliff 1230 M•s• Verde Estatet 1206 PEMBROKE Nnw avail . 3 ch()iCe building Y.'efi lclitt's Best Buy site~ adjacen1 to picturesque 3 SH., 2 baths. Lovely yard modC'l homes com,plex -sur-Try low.down paymt. ···••h•, d'''' ·~g + Uiwer level lesture• 3 bdrm•. ,. .. • , re111 drape11. Vicinity Brookburat much more! Assume 6% & Indianapolis. By owner It 2 batht. M1tr. bdnn, suite FHA loan. Total monthly after 6:00 p~f 962-7635. & dress. rm., approx. 18'x paym~nt only Sl59. UNDER~ I c::.::::._;~~c;_;~~::;_-23', hu Van Luit wall cov- roundrd by luxury homes In OPEN SUNDAY area of beauty & pride of Univ11rsity Realty 673-&510 o"·nership. Walk to fl.1esa' I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I Vt>n1e & Cosla Mesa Coun· 1----------UNDER! PRICED?! $26,500 BUILDERS erlnga:, MASSIVE OLD Hurry!! CLOSEOUT ADOBE FIREPLACE. ELE-lry Clubs. SIS,000 -;16,500. Irvine 1238 Credit rejections place 7 hom. GANT BATH HAS HUGE Owner Transferred •BY Owner: 4 br, es on choice lots on the mar-SUNKEN TUB, leatuttd by 4 br. Choice Joe, • Walk to \•ie1v lo!, pool, 3 car gar. ket again!~ 3-7 Bedrms, 3 &.: Imported MEXICAN TILES, Bkr. Call 546-1077. % acre i;chool, parks, gol r. Lush1 _1_"1_.500_._~ __ ._.:_· ----I 4 bath.~. bltns, crplg, shake dbl. pullmans, all lavatory tropical Jandscapin,I:', ca-I----------REAL ESTATE roof etc. trom SJJ.940. & hath trim are ANTIQUED hana, wa1erlall & patio!! sur-Corona del Mar l2SO ll.UNTINGTON BEACH OFC. RANCHO LA CUESTA BRASS, walk·in dre2, "7\· round lgr llOO/, f\1any extrafi. •----------·I 894-5311 Bl'ookhurst & Atlanta, H.B. w/bllt-in dreucr. flal! bath ' 0 1 d 8 •• t g •• -0 1338 OP< 10 am" pm has SUNKEN R0l\1AN TU.B -\V I BASE TO CEILING S49,?00. ~6-0BOO. REDUCED .. ,0001 ,;,;"~"~..;;,;·.;.";,;,· .;;.;'~~0;,.;~'~;;, I ,-;vo;;;;;;:i-;";;o;:y:-;;;;;~~ CUSTOM Sacrifk:e! SiCk"ft'' 10,.,.,, BY Ownl'r. 2 story, immac. "'" ._ ''U f 6 b " 1. f .i TILES. Powder rm. HAS 4 BR, 3 BA, golf COW"Sf' homt . sale of this 4 BR. fam, rm. p or f3 S cond, 3 BR, iv. rm, orm CUT CRYSTAL HDWD. It Just reduced to S67,u... _ &. pool home. 2~• Balhs. 2\.!i dining rm, lgr fam rm. ~ C i-·•05 ,. I H H "'/wet bar •• Nutone in-has recv'd. the accolade ol 0\\'nl'r!I arucloos. Call f.1r. ar rar. IAUo.I. I, ot. urry, urry, Hurry! leading broker ••• an ,,,, .. M t tl:'rOOnl throughout. upgrad--I lot>gec. Sooth Coast Real-Wi sell now • S49,500. lrecturally perfect blending 1n~. 545-8424. Call Patrick Wood 545-2300 ed carpets. Mu!"! Stt to Ap-e B ·11 H I Probate coun sale A chance prec. $38,500, existing loan ot casual eJe&ance. Priced r.~E~~ 2V~~-e,as~=';~e~~ Zill E. ~oast~~~~i ~7i~Zi1 for your bid. Large 4 Bed-1 c'~o/~· "=-~"=2-"64.::::~''-----at, ~ room corner 101. Near beach. 4 BR "Prestige" home on $74,500 I new Ff-J'.A. $29,450. 549-3257 FOR sale by owner. Lusk sunken formal Jiving rm. quiet cul-de-sac in north Open House on Sun. from 12- llarbor Vlew Hilts! Spec-Step-up Dining for formal oc. li.R. 5:i4 r;o assumable loan. 4 P.M., for address &: di.rec. N•wport B•ach 1200 lacular 2 sty ocean view casions, Separate massive 5 yrs old, sharp, clean. By call ;..:;;.;;.<.:;:.:.,.=.:::;::::.._:::..:;: homC'. 4 BR, 3 BA, 3 car fam ily rm. with cozy tire-O\\'ncr. 84&-1847 MISSION REAL TY Luxurious Living I gar, A11rac1ively !andscap-pla•e. F"u,-·,,h,-g, aloo 1,, 1~'-"'.c:.,.,c;.c..c.:__ __ ~~ 985 So Coalit Hwv La .... •na rl 19 ~ " " ASSUl\1E 6',h loan-4 br, 2 ba, · · · " ,,. .. JUST LISTED! Fabulous e · 1,500. By appt, Eves & llB.lei Vacant and ready to pa1\o w/brick B-B-Q. Move -~P~h~onc.c•c...:(~7!~4~1_4~9~4-:...::07~3~1-I "Blu ffs" Angelita, 2 BR. \Vk-enrl!!, &14-(0;2. go, Hurrv and "-f;-t•. "-'l mod c · ·" uic: .. " ~ in for Christmas. l'i on one level. usiom, OCEAN. BAY VIEW !TI41 962-55.\'i. *owner, 847-0009 * OCEAN VIEW proress. decorated. movr. in Ne"' 4 Br, faml rm 21,,i ba. FOREST E. OLSON cond. su~ptuous instr. swle. lSandpiper Moden: Cmpl!/ Jrlea!ly slluat:rt on cornf'r. pro! landscaping. Harbor Eve.ry ex~a. CALL NO\; lo.r Vieiv Hills. $69.SOO. By Own-Inc. Realtors app t. Asking $42,500. \\on t er G44-4~ 19\3l Brookhurst Ave, la•. 1~~· ~-~·-----Huntington Beach A'lk for Etta Freeman * PANORAMIC VIEW J:::::::;::::::::::::: BUY OR RENT Huntington Harbour 1405 "'ATF.RtltONT w J d ock, Beauty, Sell cheap or rent. lmmed. poss. Ow ne r 5411-2381 3 Bedroom 2 bath home "1.i th unobstructed ocean view. SHU under construction . buy now while fin ishing touches can be customized, $38,%0. c.Jl - AO/an Salisbury R "'.ill~ Luxury O~an Blvd. Duplex. Overlooking Jetty & Harbor. By Owner: 673-S866 * !======~==I Fountain V•fl•v 1410 Lido l•I• This Immaculate 3 bedroom, l ":.:;:::.:::.::.:...::.:;~c_.....:= REAL ESTATE - 1190 Glenneyre St. 31.1 MARINE AVE . ...,...., 1351 2 bath. •II •l<"C blm "'""'" Job forces Sale! BALBOA ISLAND ESTA"'.£ SALE v.·tth a dishv.·asher, dble gar. 494·!M73 549-0316 Macnab-Irvine 1~ a.R:r (opens automatically) 236 Via M•nton• '"" "''" •11 tbe '""''"" Price Slash $3,000 Jun o( Condo living, Ren! EMERALD BAY Charmlng1 Cape Cod type home, lovely patio & gar- r-.fove in before Xmas. 3 Bed-den, family nn, 3 bl'drnu, room, extra large family 2 baths, pleasing de<:or • , room 1,1·ilh brick fi~place. S65,000. Rl'alty Company Open House or assume this loan. Total SANTA'S Friday, Saturd•y & monthly payments of S175. SWEE SUR Sunday 1-4 PM Come see this now. Full T ~RISE Beautiful Lido Isle Home 4 price S23,000. Put I.he dcC'd to this 3 bdrm. .._ .. roo + f I d. ·' h · d · '""" m orma 1n1ng Cheery kitchC'n with all de-Turner A1•ociate1 lull.e built-ins. 2 baths. Huge 1105 No. Coast H"'Y. Laguna lot with room for boat & 494-1177 Any Time trailer. Shake roof. Muchl-~===~Oc-=~--1 BALBOA ISLAND ra.ne er, in csirable .shore-Completely modern buill·i~ c·l1ffs, under your Chnstm11.s kitchen and breakfast bar $ 173 a. month Trc.~. Owner has 2_ homes, largf" sunderk covered p.a'. n1ust sell Oil('. lo antastlc lio 2 ' + 1 As1ume 6l/4 o/0 Loan pru::e -Only S62 500 DIAL · car ~arage arge REAL ESTATE HU1''TINGTON BEACH OFC. 194-531! more. Sellers Joss! y 0 u r EMERALD BAY- g11in! Best Xmas bargain Just listed! Altr. traditional el'er! Dial No"'! (7141 3 BR. 3 Ba., sep, liv. rm., llOPj.: • .GERRIE, 67. ~32lO !:loraae room or Office. Cor-4 Bedroom.~. 1;>ntry hall, hui:c --..-nrr lot 1 1 1 6 UNITS f\lacnab·lrvine. · s rl'f't lo ove y h1•ing nn, built-Ins, patio ..c.~.;.:c::,c.c:o~----1 l'.~!r:ida. A buy at $66,000, Oprn 7 days _ 8:30 lo 8:30 962-55RS din. rm. & fam . rm. FOREST E. OLSON 716 E~~~: :: ....... 175 • 000 ON 11•ith BBQ fireplacl', 54(}.1720 OPEN SUN. 1-S !-·or inspection call: O DD HOUSE 2955 Harbor TARBELL !18 45th Street JEAN SMITH, RLTR. 2 LOTS CORONA DEL MAR-Duplex in Di1tro11 64•3255 400 E. l7!h SI., CM BEHIND IN Biii Grundy, Realtor PAYMENTS Inc, Reallots 833 Dover Dr., NB 642-4620 l\fusl sHcrlf!ce. A 8 s u m e 19131 Brookhurst Ave. e 573,500 • 1/2 ACRE HARDESTY Lo\'ely home+ income units Owner must sell be-fore Spacioui Lido Home Custom carie Cod hou~ thet On huge IOI, near beach. · Ch:islm~s! 2 BR. l·ba, ea. Pr1n1e .1 Br, l ha sini;?lc Ill really ''somt>thing difler-REALTORS S13.'i,OOO uni). Bring offers! story, 3 Sunny paiiol'l. On l'n!"! R·2 Jot. 305· deep in 675-2866 George Williamson Call. 673-3663 545-5942 Eves. street to srrret c..'Oroer lot the heart or EASTSIDE ----·----1 Realtor & ll1. Reduced to $81,500 Costa i\le~11 . 3 bath.s, 4 bl'll-LOOK! 673.4350 645-1564 Eves Prime Lido Nord ' room•. BIG aeparat"' ''"'-3 Bedrooms 2 Baths > R <-" Inc Pro t' B ., 4~ ba. waterfront ily mom. Even an cx:::rA-$148.00 mo. incl. tax•s _ome per •es 20 Un11 6 l X G 197 helm!.', 60 ff. lot. Deck, pil:'r GONAL pli[iyhouse In r hr T11kc over ~ubject to existing _s · . ' ross, O 1ax rl\nch sized yard. Priced at rHA Joan annual -;;, rate of IJ;<'O:flls. Sel~ or ex.change, & float. S250,000. V.A. appraisal ol $36.950! ;)1.r;;, Anrl you'll get :I larg:e ~ l'r1plexe!!, Eastside cr,.1 OPEN Prim• T ip W lk & L l'l('{trooms :? balhs rock lire. Z F'o1.1rplrxcs, J\lrsa Vl·rdl.' SAT/SUN 12 3•4 30 of l ido Isle a er ee . ' u.,, 1 d _, • : v-: Bea,l. 4 BR., •" ba. •·m• placr. buiH-in kitchen fore-''. s, ow n; niay tr11nP 2021 P t W b "d ~ •N · f"orhn Co "l' 5000 or •Y ri 9• y,•l!h 56 ft . w•t•• ~"l•g•. rd 8ir hC'at , double 1:aragr. · "-·· II bo v H """ cul rle sac strt'r t block wall HAVE buyt'r for quall!y '.l o"~;r ~ran'.:.~ 8~~.1~~:~~. Rpoom 1for l11rge boat &lips. R<'altoN; 204:1 \\leslclilf Drive 646-7711 Open Iii 9:00 P~1 fcnee 11nd an ""~!lent Co!lfa hedroom home p!u.o; son1e v c ricC" 500,000. Mt-sa address CAU now. incomc-wrst of Beach Blvd ~r~:\v .A\_AN'~i\\~ad~ &1.1~c Bill Grundy, Rltr. Open Evt's, 546-S640 Agrnt 846--4 153 · S4J.25o. ou 1 e a · Sl.1 Dover Dr.: NB 642-4620 NO DOWN BE Closing Cost Only SEMPLE HIND THESE Ne111 hoinc on coi·ner lo! l "C~•~•-••:..:M;;;:e~••::._ __ _:1~1~00: I Re•I E state 47S..210l WALLS 2515 f~. Coast HWv ..• CdM AwailJS yow· surpnse! 2 BR., >,1.·i1h room fnr '"~' arirlir1nn-O\VNEn. \\'anl ~ to sell now! 2629 H11rbor, C.J\l, lgr. rlen: rl(l ft . rom('r Jot . et unil!l. Thi· r'<1sti11~ hnn1r ~-irst S:)(l.00) takrs this PRIVATE ROAD Tropi ctil planter! patios to i8 in ext'e!lrnt <'Onrli!ion and CORONA HIGHLANDS he11utiful ,\Jrs11 Nnnh hornf'. h 1 • · • tn1mnr. 3 BR, dC'n, din , rm., drram \n~ Cust. bull! to Nth ll!t a11:r L1v1ni;: Rm roomy Vlrw •-"""l & •. -,, ow·. th-.1 HR plus din ing room, .. B 1 fl · K . 1 · · "' •R-• .~v " ,. hll · :l bll!h hon1e on l"r. 1rncrrl ucio:rre. es nancini;:. II , y,• th din!n~ C'Olitller, land. Jn Corona de! MM. 4 -1ns 1~, BA . .Sprinklt>r!4 " .. -n:on 0 S S T hd f ' • 1 '· l11L Light 11lry n:ioms m11ni. •1·'~"'· pen at. & un. wo rms, and concrett> Bdnn•., 2 b•th<. 0 n t )' r•nn "' 1at'"· Redwood · 12 • 211 v · L'• N d t•ured h•"'ns & beaut. gar. _., -1a 1110 or , 'o"..closrrl patio. DerachC'd $69.!iOO. tl'nl<k'<' on 3 slrle~. Nr. JllbupJll, dens: d"'. '""'' •. •hop. SEEi SHOP! vl. gara11r _plenty ol room CORB N \\'II 1ng rlistanre 10 all "' .. "' for boa1 or 1railf'r storage I • schools Inc. DCC. Cpts, Assoc. pool & putting J?l'('en. Then ('Om pare th is 4 BR 4 AN EXCEU.ENT BUY AT drps. Small 41~<µ. lst. 10~;, Dest buy in area. S64.500. balh, hUJ.:e hv. rm., lanlily ONLY S21,llOO with lo"· MAR·JIN 2nd. f"H.A appraisal S26.000 Call 6424162.Q lor app't. rlln. rm .: 3,000 sq, fl., 45 'F'.H.A. J)tlymrntJll. at 81 1~. 1169 Doraet Lane. B ill Grundy, Realtor 1',t. lot, for only $59,;,[l(), SIR,600 VA Loan ,uhJ.OOt 10 Hun!ington Beach "'STO \ ,,,.. R '. 3,000 Sci. ft. 61• annual percentage r ate BEST BUYS/ 3 Br/2 Ba, living/rm Ii v.•lth total P'>. men!s ol fa ·1 / 2/f ' REPOS. I ml y nn p s. S156.00 per mo. Suhmit your * GOOD TERMS! I * down payment on this clean Vacant/Below Value I 4<H Em1>rald Bay 3 bedroom witb 2 luxurious Refurbished, crpts, blk 1~·alls, 494-2609 bath!!. Ca-ts and dra""s. ~ 1o 5 "-' 1 .,,... ...,. ., · ..... -...rn1 · OCEAN VIEW Home 2 Br., 2 Hug. c room1. Double ga~g• HAFFDAL REALTY Ba. w/multi-use room . v.i th fenced yard. GOOD 11.12-4405 -Bltns, appliances, compl. SHAPE. Call • ~~~-~~-~--1 I • ea•-d & 4 BR &: dtn, 2 be, w/1,1•drps, carpe cu. 1111nce power Wa lker Lee 2-car gar, lovely yd home. S31.700, 10 + down. v.•/!r('('s, on cul-tie-sac. Onr 1023 Katella. 499-3006 or going 10 Europe by feb. ls!. 492-408'1. Realtors 27!IO Harbor Blvd at Adams 54~9491 Open •1[1 9:00 PM Just Reduced $3,600 Spanisl!-35' Pool Askin~ $35,500, r-.1ake of.fer I --.-0-N_E_O_F_A_KJ_N_D_+_f for fast deal, By onr, Qualify built hiUside home. F.i2-3050. Speclacuhtr ocean vie"'· Price slashed to $48.500. Orange County 1600 BETHKE REALTY SELF-CLEANING ljt'.)4 S. Coast Hwy. Elertric range and oven and 1 _____ ._,.._2858 _____ 1 Prin1r hrach art'& Ent('f 11u1omalic sprinkler sy&!em Lagun• Nigu•I 1707 Ihm lovely ttrch<'rl \·eranda. PLUS 4 large bedrooms and 1 -~~--"------I a 17' x 33· family room. 4 BR, 2 BA, 2 sty Pace!etll:'r, Unique fitm . room. Formal LllrKe corner lot with boat view, n1any xtras 299.11 dining. rloor 10 ceiling stone park!ni::. Mora.ngo !rans. u n d e r _ fireplace. Dcluxt kitchen 4 SACRIFICE PRICE ONLY priced-SJl ,950. co!!. !lGS-2645 huge bedrooms. 3 baths. Au $26,000 TO GI OR FHA this plus a secluded private BUYER M ission Viejo 170I pool. Too much mort', to L · R I I &ll.)' here. Call t714J 962-5585, arwin ea ty, ne. VACANT FOREST E. OLSON I ==96=2-'=911==An='y=•l=m=e = 1 • br • n; "" Vitw lot • '""k· ell L.R. • Roman tub • gar. Santa Ane 1620 den k1tchen & only $31,500. M . ~: LABORDE. R!lr. REALTORS 644-7662 CM. 54f>.'6.>t ---WALKER REAL TY 646-<l."' &t<-•00·1 -O 71}4•/o-4 BR-POOL "'"""" 67~1923 R" IAYCREST AREA t,H,!,;P;.!!~.L 1~!~i"~ pen For Inspection ow ... .-, •1,,,.,. "'"'"" 1, oPEN sAT;suN. 1.5 '""'":ro:~;~;-.v .. 4 IR+ h1 m 3 BR 2~ bl! I B11.ycreJ11t near schools & 104 VIA LORCA Hunlini;:!on Beach FR+POOL 1 r. · .. · · w i;pac. !\lust hr &Old lmrnr<ha!f'ly! p;lllrcll. J.'C'e HU .. Neiv cRr-JMJ\tACULATE J Bedroom 1---"-===c...::::::.::..._ DELUXE Quiet t.rt>e-lincrl strett, c:u&- tom b11ilt 2 berlrm homt, Call Collin!!: & Walls Inc. 8843 Adams, HB • 962·5.i23 f'ntcr!lun1~g areas. lmn1ed, Now \'acant. 4 Bcdnn, f1un-""· C • lbl d FOR OS Nr11·por1 Rrach IO\'f'tJll look rn~~r~~. S;.2.500. lly .~ rlinin11:. E.'<Cf'll('nt pets &· rlraJl('I!, lamlly rm. oi11l'rt e C'n, 1 8.aths ECL URE Ill 1hl8 -4 bii::; bdt'nl~. f&m· OPEN SAT /SUN. 1.s terms. 30.q1 ~111di~n /11-r., >:Int t'Ond, ,i:::ame rni. $o\'(' l\h1.•t .. ~('(' to 11.PPl'f'C18IC F11.\ $23,900 lonn sm " l!y rnon1 • S()l\t'kllnJo: pool • 1)07 MARION LANE IN"llr F'11.lrv\t',\I k Bakt'r about SI0,000' \'Rlur • S.l6,9fi0 mon!k lnel ta..:1'11 Nr C'd Sll40 plus Harbor tliah S<'hnol -e BOYD REAL TY e Cosl11. ~lt'!l3, Open Slit :!:~ SU.8281 Pf'rt)' Cill 67:..ml f:1.~1 . 4 BMroon1 ·2 bath, 1600 \\'f'!lfcllfr Shopping • All lhl~ 36'J9 I::. Cail.~! 1'\wy .. Cdl\l lo 5 8Dd Sunrh1y l lo 5 ca11 l ~~!'~!i!~!'l'!!i!!!!!!!!!!I =~·~"'~· ·~"~';'~'"~'"'~·~R~ll~c.~, ~N~·~, I !5fl . IL, llt'Ml! pa in!, Jarae 11nd only n1lnulet lo 1he e 475-5930 e :>IG-ll:il, Herilaae RC'ailon. -N EWPORT ISLAND lo!chC'n 11•1th blrns cnitt. IK"11ch. PriN'rl undf'r markr! -:;;:;>i~~i;ii,::.C:ij-;;o.;;;:I.!! ......... ~~~,;;;;;;;;;;;; 12 RR. ,.,rplc, .St'p, J:ArAgt', Huntlnqton S.ach 1400 dm~. landscaped &'fen~. for qu irk s&lt'. ~lll'r hu"."", CAPISTRANO BEAOi hOme-!--'...... ~""SOO d blr g11.rago. hrrl11tl tin. new 11h•i crpt~. 1 -C-•~p_1_.1_r_•_n_o_B_._._._h __ 1_7_3_01 frplc, drp11, closcls galore. Sp.a.rkll ng clean. Take nvrr lii lii ~~ FHA loan or re-fin. ant't'. ne1tible terms. 847-8507 Eves: 642-0427 PALISADES homf! nr ocean, custom 3 br, 2 ba, $31.500. F'HA or VA. mO\'e in by Xma11, 0 .A.C.. nwn I agl 492-6196 days, 496-3523 eves. Condominium 1950 ;;.:.;._---""".;.; ···~ -m·-' .. 1-• with '"" lJv 'm $23,"S ,,..,.,,..,m, N'c rm. *'"'· , SELLING DIAL 645-0303 ••· vu, •v "" R'.l lot . 20'/I. dn. B" Owntr. l' FOREST E OLSON on beautiful surt k ~ach' The moat llttrnetlvt', lmm11c-" $23,500 , . ulot 2 bNI ho E ., ti7~"'16. Nt'wly dccora1C'd. full t"llr· r nn me, ·S1 "· l-==~~------1 Your Home? SIMI of the ""at!!! n-·· REALTORS ""ti'"', ..,mpltlc """"tection 1''rplc, shake root. lg, covt.r-MUST SELL BY OWNR 962""4471 ( :;::.J 546-1101 J~ ~ .. .,,. mi1&1it'l1 -HARBOR "'I '" '"' ,,. "" --' 1 •-B nd f e \\IE BUY Fr> Um ES S A H < bedroom, 2 ht.lb and tam-.u:r.1 .~· frnm surf. 2 DR. but ell.lily '"' fmf o, ?"AUL lrt't's. rR new, e1> 1!mplf!. 1 blk '"'"" ent1 na gts. 1630 f'nh1rir-1ble. 3579i Beach [ld. 1hrub!ll & no1,1·ers. A musl beach, 3 br, 2 ba, 2 frplc, • FREE APPRAISALS: DECEMBER 15th :NI ~:d ~~~=· !u~ 3 BR + den, 2 BA hrdwd Ttol. 496-!i.'&. lf.'r! Ca.II t>fR . JfARRTS, bc!am ct>ll'Jt, w/w crpt, buge • 2;j Yr;~~~· POSSESSION l--STOR\' Southern Coloni11.I. ~ ,,~ nl"I, CT'J)t11. drps, dbl RAJ'o l -"-''--"::,:""'-==~---1 SOL"TH COAST REAL ES-dhl ;tar. 642.7523. Take O\"t"r GT loa n, oo quaJ. 5 hr/3 be, d l n 'ilt'm, J\f&f\1 ictXlrlR • • • C.11 now! llRf', aN.'Cu to rear y8rd for $29,500 TATt.:, 54~2'1. DUPLEX -4 br up, 2 br dn, E\·t's; 642.0127. 431-3769 i1)'1ng_ Bc~t location. 3 Be(!;. f1 m/nn. Localed In Btaul. C[:"eat?r• Rhecr thli nne1..a boat•, trlf1, r1e. &side CM . 4 BR + F1mily rm. l))VELY, quiet, 1.e<'ludl'<l. l-l'ar, llt'a l & clean, nicely ~ IJ" rm, 2 b11. frptr, bltns crpta, st>Clk>n of S.A. lfghls. Ex· arw1n •• ly, nc. $24.750. Be11ullf\JI hon1r. ~ king 1lzcd oct11n view home. 2 br, rlr n, lurn, ~· 10 bch. Sacnlice-. • •l• t::i j ti drp1. Submit tcrm1. ' !sting ~I ~fMlplt'. can be: I 0_ct6c,c:2~-'~9~11::..:A~n:;..cyt~l~m~o:;___I W18o11011N·McCardl~ RCltr1. bt-droom&. lt1?J1:e lamll)I Z bn, S39.500, Con1irlrr [~Owi"'~'i· ~7t~4~1 ~"42g;j·l~9'~6~. ~~ll~~~,~~·~r~~·~·~:~·~-~~l lH7-8007 EvcR: 968-11'78 ;-;:,, S-1~~. On pyml, 2 BR, l ~~ BA. SPlcioUJ, l cwpnrt Blvv.., .l\t room, l hllrthlll, fil'l(< qullfll·~ l('11off lt>p0011. Ownf'r ~~7 -• m new, Patio, JC~C, pool I 548-n2• " DELUXE: 8-yfmnt llPI • 2 • -, TitE "Ytllow Patti" of 1'9C. rm. New cpts Ir cirpg. ~~::· 0"''~r df'speralc, ~,r':~O\\'~~ • 3 sb{ 7o,r5f~;: ~~·m!t.Ba ·po~:·~lc~~~~!'. Nc~n ~~~e~t ~~ ~ ~A~ ~ •' let.:1 j f1!j~ ' cl~1slr1ed. , . Dally p I lot C.M, Jl9.950. Or lease op- TJIUX> or UMl l old turnitun1 29.55 Htrbor TARBELL !i-IS-4676 b!wn s & 1 pm 616-0i'.12 PILOT \VANT AD! 6(~78 -....... I .;...., _r:.°'_"'_1':_~_!._'_""..:1.,_".:.~:.·" .. Ch .. -;;;·.:.c' ... _11 _ ·-;;.~.:."..:· ;;;' .. ~ ... 75 _"' __ m_ 0 _· _""_" 1 _ 1 •• . ..; :• HOUSES FOR SALE RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTAL> Apartments for s.1e Hou••• Unhtrnllhed HouMt UnlvmllhM Apt1. FurnlahM 4000 Aph. Furf'll1hed Apts. Furnlthed ~---------~ Huntington a.1c:n 4400Huntln1ton S.•dl-4400 Aph. Furnlthod Aph. Fumlthod M16*i Vie jo 4708 Cotta Me11 Aph. Unlumhhod ' l .,1 Stoa Coif• M... 5100 UNITS San Clrmentt, 430' 10 bt.h, whilrv.·a1cr vu, fncoml" >:Int, prlu 7\.t GR , 492.f&? RENTALS Houses Furni1hed * l.AJtGE N.8 . CUl!itm. J t 1: u.m11y oom• w / .,.ciouo US r.-Or 2 Btdroont!I w/ fen~ y-.rd. yard • Av11.ll . Jan l. S500 s•rai:r. bltn5. crpt•. drps. "m~ ..... .!!tcl ..• &•rd•ner . s1·ngle Adults Sl!il, Chtldrrn, {14"11, .i;ingl's _....,,;, ale. C.\LL TODAY? BLUE BEACON RENT Or LEASE J Bdrm. Soulh BAy Club Is a wholP. * DOLL HOUSE * Cl.llf Dr., spectscular vltw, llfJW way or life d~lgntd 1G .;.•;;n.;;•;.r.:•c..1. ____ _:2;;;000::; * 645·0111 * 10 reliable p1u1y. $2'15/lno. just for aimt:lr peopll!, H's ON THE l 'V~E=n=y~c=LE=A~N-,-,.-.~,Y-,.-,~,-~·I Av1il. Dfc15th, ~8-490ll. run livini:: with warni, dy· * BEACH $ 3 br. 2 ba horn,, crptd, LOVELY 3 br bomf. wllaml· namtc nelahbol"I, Jt'1 a 90 * dtpd, fned. Jmrntd. Occup. Jy rm, 2 lrplC"5, Ip yard. In health club, saunas, 11wlm. 1 Rcdroom. Utilllil!I paid. S259. Call Agent 546-41<11. Back Bay, N.8, $325/nio. mllll' pool, party roc:Hr\ bll. BLUE BEACON 645--0146 or 2tl/968-~5. liards, indoor golt drivif!J: * 645•0111 3 801\M., Family rm., park rengl'. tennis courta:, pro * like yard. Costa llteu.. Kid& 3 Bdnns., 21,S ba.th1: new '""=========' I OK, brk., $200 a month. NO ca.rpetlng. Facts pool. $775 shop and resident tennis pm, 1· FEE. ~~1720. Month. Re-altar~. Sin{:lf'. 1 & 2 ~room IUI<· Rentals to Sh•r• 200! RELIABLE Malt> roommate '.l.'Rnted lo share hous.r w/ ocean, Lldn vu, Jnclurtcs ~'llf. 6424159, NEED Girl to a:hare be1u1. 4 BR Bal Isl has 11i·/1amt>. 673-1605 alt 5PM. Ntwport Bea~ 2200 ---- • • Furn l br, 2 ba & <!en v.•/htat«I pool & v!e>A'. $550 mo. 64a-l5I9. \\'TRFRNT. Balboa Cov"s ho1ne, 3 Br. 2 Ba. $3:.0 mo. i\1r. Br!cry 673-6210 Bayshores 222.5 2 BR furn . 2611 Bay!horr Or. Open \Vcekends. I 2 1 J l 821-1!)45 for appt or &i;>.-3584 Balboa 2300 YEARL ''-2 br. $170/mo. ury 1par1ments with all the 3 BDR..,t. + family rm., lull NEWPORT Shores-J Br, 2 n1odtrn conveni'n~s a\!ail. dining nn., built-ins., brk. Ba. pool & clubhou&I! privll. ablt. F\Jrnish@d and unlurn. $390 a month. NO FEE. S240/mo. lse. 213/681-l2711. ia:hed. Newport, 541}.-1720. Cost• Mese 3100 RENT OR LEASE OPTION *3 BR hom,, C.M .. w/huge ~amp room & pool lllble, ~ mo ... AJIO 3 BR, 2 Ba home, nrw shaa car~ls. $200 mo. Nichols RE 546-9521 3 BP.. 2 BA new ('ar~ts & pa.int. tmm'rd po&s at $250 mo Call MR. HOEGEE, SO. COAST REAL TORS, Prop. Mgn1t. Div. 54.>-3424. 3 BR, fam ., frplc, 2 BA, !g rumpus rm, w/w crpts, University Park 3231 DON'T DE LAY I CALL US TODAY! 2 BR, 2 balhs .... , • • . $275 4 BR . 2 ba. El Toro .... .$275 Elegant 3 Br 21;, ba .. ~25 4 BR. 2"1 baths ........ S.'t"JO 3 BR., mo. 10 mo, . , .... $3.'JO J BR, 2~ ti.tm .•.. SJ00.5325 J BR , 2 Ba. tnhouse .... $3'10 ired hill REALTY Univ. Pa;-k Center, Irvine Call Anytime S3l-082o ltlODELS OPEN DAILY 10 A.l\I .. 8 P.:\-1. RENTS FROM $150 NEWPORT BEACH 880 IRVINE AVE. IRVINE & I bth (714) 645-0SSO SOUTH BAY CLUB APARTMENTS ••• l Iva where the fun 11 I ~":,:: .. '.~.,;;.~~~ '';;'; '1~> ~::::::1==::i:=~=l --.R'"'EN"'T""F"'U'"R"'N'"IT"'U"RE.-I _,,}J,} 3 BR, D.R., 2 ba ....... tJ25 of!a Quinla .J./ernto&a Casual estate living . Enter l.a Quinta Her· mo sa's lush green atmosphere & stroll tree- lined walk ways to your apt. ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED 1 BR. Uni. $150 -Fur n. $1IO 2 BR. U~f. $175 -Furn. $210 3 Spac. flr. plans, decor. furnlshif\gs: live within romantio-setting w/fun or privacy. Terraced pool, pri. sunken gas BBQ 's w/ seculded seating compl. w/Ramada & Foun· ta in. * Color co-ord. kit w/ indirect li9htin9 ... * Deluxe ren9e & ovens * Plu1h 1h•9 crptg. * Bonus 1torage spice + Cov. c erport * Sculptured marble pulfm1n & t ile bath1 * Ele91nt recreation room. FURNISH:D MODELS OPEN DAll.ll Blk from Huntingto{l Center, San Diego Frwy .. Golden"·est ColleR"e. San Diego Frwy. to Beach Bl vd., So. on Beach 3 blks. to Holt; \V, on Holt to ..• LaQuinta H8'mosa 714 : 847,54'41 Cost• Mesa 4100 Newport Beach 4200 ----------!ITEPS 1'n Bch, !q; 2 Br. tw11.m celling~. frplr, mdlo itar rlr. S220fyrly. &12-3490, LO LIT A Carrlen~ -Furn or unfurn deluxe 1 br & den \\'/T14llo. lnlanl ok. $145 mo. gas & \\'Ir paid. Phonr 83~. 12192 Edingf'r nr l---------- H11rbor & sllOp'g center. Newoor• Hgt1. 4210 Acapulco Apts :!Hractive, Pool. Util riaid, Guden li\'ing. Adults, no pet&. 2 BR. Sl7!i -1 ER. $145 lROO \\'allau Ave, C.l\1. CLEAN I nr 2 Br. Adults. nn pet~. Lg kit. $11~$150. 2421 E. 16th St, NB. 640-1801. J BR, Fam Rm, 2'A ba ..• $300 4 BR, family rm ., 2\t ba, * DIRECT TO TENANT BEST VALUE· Quiet 2 Br .. ---~--- UNEQUALED IN SET- TING OR LOCATION MISSIOP'I VI EJO'S ••• CASA LOMA APARTMENTS Adjacrnl 111 !-.ll11..'llt1n Vit>jo'a t"amous Golf And Cmrntry Club in thl! Heart or Am,ri. c11·s Mos! Succts!lul Plan. nt'd Community. • APARTMEl\'TS. ONE AND T\ro BEDROOMS, FURN. !SHED OR UNf'URNISHED e Pa!IOR and Ralconil!S e Rant:e and Ovens • Carpels 11rlrl Drapes e l,A'l\Se or f.10nlh to ,.1o. • Air Conditiolll"'<I • Sv.immina; Pool • f.1odels Open Da ily 10 A.M. lo 6 P .M, $170 lo $205 1-:a~y llcr'f'R$ 10 schMlll, ~· realion cl'nlf'r!I, gt'llf, resr. 11.uriint'. Nhopplng, thealtf', library and pa1·ks. Phont": i714 \ R31·9i90 SAN DJ F: G 0 f'REE\\'AY ~ourn TO LA PAZ ROAD. LE~I TO APARTMENTS, ComJor1 Zonf'd Apa.rtmf'nls fe11.turing Central Air Condi. 11oning, Sparkling New Apartmenh 2 Bedroom-$175 * 3· Bedroom-$275 Including decorator colors, bltn s .. fire- places, shag carpets, drapes, private pa· tios & a:arages. 356 E. 20th St., Co1to Me,. Coll 642-490! ---------- N1wport llHch 5200Newport ... cit 5200 PRESTIGE LOCATION MARINER SQUARE APARTMENTS immedietely ad jacent Westcliff shop· , ping center -has e Townhouse avt!!il- able fet!lturing privt!lte resident ial e t~ mosphere. 2 Bedroom. Weter, ges & cable TV included in rent. Kitch en built.in s include dishwasher & disposal, w•ll to wall c•rpels, full length linen d'Opes. Also •v•il.ble I ·2 & 3 Bed- room, $185 to $255. C a ll Bob Buckley •t 645-0252 or come by MARINER SQUARE Ap•>iments. -124'4 Irvine Ave., N.B. gar. util. pd, ?-tarried cpl or LEASE 6 ~10S. 0 R sngl won1an. Ref's. 675-4958. LONGER. Neat, r IP an, WONDERFUL View-Pco. vacant, 4 t. FIR in Mesa Verde. $260 incl , irrdnr. 250o Sq, .. ,, ............ $375 \VE HAVE OTHERS! 24·Hr. Delivery crpl~. rlrps, rlshwhr. pool. 2 _ BR, fully crptd, pool, Fil>. $29. WK , . S98. mrf., Furn.1 ~~~~~~!'!!!!:~~!!!!~~~~~!'!!!'!!~~'!!'[ 100'% PUI'('hase Option Adults. No pe:ls. $145. 229.i ol H'A')'. CINe 10 shopi. ap1 , TV, linens, uHl itirs incl., 1 P1 4 Br, 2 Ba. Beach. Avail ::.oon l='="="=··=="'="='=l=>-"660=-==· ==I CollP£f' Rea.I~ a4fi-~"""'·ll\li\IAC .. 4 BR, 1~ ha, frpl. 'I 1 I ·1 1 111 I I' !1 1 I, Complete t BR Apt u Pacific A\'r., CM. 548--6878 Adult~ SlS.i. lse. 673-8213. nn pets. 492.:,07R. 492-5.142. :;;C;;o;;•';;•;;;;M;•;';;";;;;;;;;;;;;;·;5;100;; Cott• Mtl• Lo •• ' 1-_/mo. or 642-442!1 ~~ • LGE I BR w \'iey,· nr I JO.DRY P..1inimum $25 Per Week & Up Ray, J<;li:rly /urn. N 0 Dan• Point 47'0 $ 135 5100 Lido tile 2351 crpls. drps. I~ fncd yd on 1----------cul·dr·l!al', drivr by '.\063 j BR ., 4l1 b11. \1atl'r[ronl Taylor "'a)', call :H.~7359 homr '-'"'/dock ()n Lido Nord. tl't'f~ rrq1 ---l \ ,.ul lor .. \l/TDF. VARIETY BACHELOR & 1 nn. !'hilriren. SHJO. 673·282.1. EXCEPTIONAL lge 1. & 2 I BRAND NEW 2 BR. And Up CUSTOM FURNITURE TV St nllllrl ~erv Rvail, So I "'· 2 b•. $140·1160. o ..... n. REALLY OIF'YERENT! k 2 Bedroom1 RENTAL ' <• \' 1 · c ,1 CHOICE 2 Ar. 2 Ba ., .. n .. ~ 1 --="=~"~· ~°'~"'~·=·~·=--Hwy. Elf'c. bl Ins. cpts, drp&, 24681 Con:lo\•a Or. 492-422~ All rlt'IU)<;e rr11lurc1. Prl\'. pa. (;aragc~ • BuUt.ins 517 W, 19th St., CM. 548-J.181 CLEAN & QUIIT S250 ~lo. Rltr 673-2222 V I k ll<X, lx'am 1'rll ing~. parlt'I. Close to Shopping $1500 l\fon1h. "SINCE 1946" 1st \Vt'slrrn Bank Bldg. 3 BR. :l Ba. 011•11,11tcr homr FREE PURCHASE OPTION furnished $~50 month Lgr :l br. 2 b11. close 10 Bill Grundy, Rltr. 642-4S20 schools & shop'g. Vacant. Univcrsily Park I Ill-I B SINGLE, T , poo, ~ts o , . f I I 8 . p l A' _,.lo . r·urn. Bache or ;}, r. Sll5/mo k up. Uril. pd. $2f & up v.•kly . DANA Ma-1ni=, rp rs ava I. lg rt'C oo . 1r conu1t n1ng $225/mo. 5'11}.-7823. D•y• si3-0101 Nigh•• * $89 Month $12.'>. Adults only, no pets. 12 block 10 oc.-a n. rina Inn, 34111 Coast Hwy. hldg, putlins:-grrt"n, sanrl 160 W, Wlllon Sre t.1gr. •6 213J Elden, CM 2500 &avir'-', Cd1'.1. volleyba!J. (You Name II! 1. $30 k l /klt i 1r; ,.950 Adults. no (X'll. Close 10 Balbo• lll•nd 2355 3 Br. Mesa del Mar. new Corona del Mar 3250 23' trailer · rent inl·lude& "' -pr!.r, \\' ' · 2 BR 1-Blk to OceanC __ o_n_d_o_m_i_n_iu_m ____ • __ 1 cvrr')'lhlng, $16.'i. ------paint & crpts, b 11 n s, ----------utility & ground rcnt t.laid ser, linens, TV & tele. Call Afl 4: 5444558 . 1010 so. Baytront: 4 Br. 312 $250/mo. Days 546-9222, 1 BR. ne\l•ly dee priv house. $2.{I Damage deposit req, Sralark r>1otel 2301 Npt * REPOSSESSED * ba. waterfront home &: 2 br. eves 54;,...i:tj4. Crpts, drps, stove, refrig.1 !!!!P!!ho~ne~64~6-~9666'!"'~'"~Y~l!!im!!,!!!!1 =B~I•~'~·--~~"-"-·-~--~ Balbo. 4300 PARK LIDO. Near Hoag &-1 ba. garage apt. Dock. I--'--------Adlls, no pet.'!, $15 0 .1• FURN. 2 Br. apt, Clo~ lo all Hugher;-, Nev.'J)Ort. 2 BR, 2 Bill Grundy Rltr. 6424620 3 BR house in court, $150. 2 673-195.1. HOLIDAY PLAZA shopping. Adults only. No BAYFRONT YRLY BA. buil!ins, fireplace. pool, Jll7 \\', Bay St. fhfwn Harhor & Newport Bll'd, ~ mi N. ol lrllh) Kids OK. Small yd, gar. E· IMM'CULATE 2 "'· '••. DELUXE Spa_ cious 1 BR pets. Inq. 1'79~2 Rochester, 2 br. 2 ba. }''urn or unfurn, comp!rte mnlr.e. Sell o·· I 'd 642 ~ f' '"" f ed l e Also ask ahout QUr e Laguna Be•ch 2705 J e. -. dln'g rm, frplc, drps, Ct'J>IS . urn apt SlJ,1, Hea! poo . CM. p,.t heach & palio. No pels. lea5". Owner 49'1·lll3. BRAND NE\V SUPER ;ip1 .. l-~--------1 " 2 BR DUPLEX. un· $250. No pe!s. 67J.6974 Sat & Ample Jl11fktng, !'0 child. PRTV Bachr.lor Unit · ntw I $300 ptr mo. Call 6n-0774. 'R=E-N~T~A~L~S------t 1111 lcaturei; 11bovr + 2 Br., FURN, or unf. 2 BR, fam furn ished. Crpt5 & drps. sun & Evts. 702 r.largurrite ren • no Jl('ts. 1965 PofTl()na, & rl u l prt room, fireptact-. Adults. Nice & clean. 543-0422 'ifl"Ne:w3iBczB.O:-noJ~c~M~.--------I f'rpis rp... 11 · PENINSULA BA\'FRONT Apt1. Unfurnished 2 Fla., 2 frplc11. Realtor!! "Our 25th Year In The Harbor Are•'' 673-4400 • MARTINIQUE • , . • • • • I • I NR . Nrw 3 Br. 2 Ba, On Sl~.l/n10. j48-3341l or ! J Br. 2 .ha1hi; !um. \l'intl'r Emerald Terrace. 494-0388 Sl!lO-ATIRAC. 3 Br + uHl area, l".A. h1. bi\n~. cptsq----------fi1.)-().l20 rt>nlal. Frplr. $.100 mon1h General 5000 rm .vard-palio. no pet. 319 drps S275 No pc1.~ 675-26.13. Costa Mesa 4100 EASTSJDF. 2 BR unf. housr/ DAVIS REALTY 642-7000 ----------Vac•tlon Rentals 2900 1Jn1versi1y. &14-4212. I 114· k p ---· HARBOR Vir11i Hills -1X·ran urn. apts ·' up, e!P e $25 WJ\-OCEANFRONT DELUXE TOWNHOUSES Park-Lik• Surroundings DELUXE 1·2 & 3 BR APTS. ! H 0 LID A Y ReS4'rv11fK>ns 3 BR, crpt'rt, clean in &. our. vie11i·. 3 Bdrn1s, famlly rm. REr>IARKABLY !'l.ii-9187 or R42-4423 Lnvrly BaQirlors. 1-Bdrm. a\'ait. Modrm 2 Br. apt.~. nr I S170~ E\'e 962·81 31. Al\! $375. R.'\B-3791, 64~29R. EXT~~OE~TEVDJI ,;x~~L Y BACHELOR llpt w/!lhnwrr, i\l11id srr, ~1. ulll. RENTAL FINDERS ski areas Big Bear Lake 10 :.ll}.-5000 exl 321 . TV. Olrler ~ople preferred. e 675-8740 e Fr•• To L1ndlord1 resri. party. 540-31162. 2 BR duplrx g11r. no ""Ill, B•lboa 3300 BEAUTIFUL 111 13 f'ullt!rron. B 31· E 8 w· 1200 645.0111 .------------V I D'' G d A I , -;co;;=.-o-.-.-~--.-..---2 r .. ~ . 11y, 1nfl!r LUX . 3 Br. J Ba. SANDPJP.' Adltll, $l47.:iO mo. 713 "O" $325/MO. Peninsula; • isere ar en P '1 FURN B•chelor & 1 Br. monthly. yrly 11\•11\l lnq. 415 W. Jttti, C••t• M"• ER U-,·1. P·'m ~,. Pool•. W. Wilson. ~S-2802. 3 br/2 Adults, no ptls N C 61,_1 -21 7140 71-1 ~~=:::=----..,~~.,.---,-" "' vo: l ha. Yrd·palio-lrplc. Blk lo Putting R'""'n, walerfill & E~c:eptionally nice! o. · · ·1 • • ,... 1 · : goH. ~au month or sea. SUPER Clean &:. sharp 2 Bay. 673-7420. stream flo..-ers everywhel'f', 2110 Newport Blvd, CM PENINSUL.A • I BR. ful'n. LRG ne>A' :<.unny 2 br, 2 ba In ON NEWPORT QACK BAY 3 & 4 BR·l Ba. Frplc, fam rnorn, double J:'ar&ge, Beaut . lounge. Pnol. Billian1!1, Adult A Children.! •rea $250/mo. 642-0300, 541).5147 !!On. lmmed. a.vail. 714 : story + honus rm, al! hl!ns, 45. pooi, ree. room, billiard!'!, A'M'RACTlVE 2 BR. Adults only, no P' ts. Sp111nisl\ 4 plex on quie.t eul· 34&8569 or 714: 536-2664 rVf!s. $27;}, H'ril•ae RE ~11:51 . Hunt"1nnton B•och 3400 Sl ?iO/mn. 644-0T.>'.I aft 6 pm. de·lla.c. Clo~ed gar + xlrR A'TTRAC 2 bro 11,1,i ba studio .... • BBQ'•, Sauna, lurn .. unfurn, Q"iCL Pno!. Adult11 !'.l•/lrt'n• bl A " prkng, bltns inr.1 rlshwshr, 11pt. Crp15, drps, Ins, RENT LS 1 BR. No child, No pets. SlOS Singl.,,-'..BR, 1 Bv .i. den. okl Sl:..:i. 642-95ro. 642-2825 • 1 BR . 11e11i•ly rtec .. clos(' 1n · 4-B<frm 21' "'Balh bit~ "-'-'-17' h'051·fr~ rcrri•. e.lec. ,.rfri". pool. No pet a:, Houses Unfumlth-..1 per fTl()nlh. ' ~ ' . ' 2 RR. From Sl35. SC•. it! BONUS ARRANGEMENT hcache!I & !1hop'j1;. Slj{} per '"' ""' ~ 640-4'"" crpts, drp5, fenced, frplr. '· frplc, gold 11ha.g crpts, rlrp11. 646-6610. Generel 3* ------~--,--~= Children welcome. $220/mo. 2lm P11.rson~ Rd., fi42-8670. l Br, nicely turn. Quiel, "'m~•~· ~U~ti~I ~pd~·-'"7""-~"'~'~o_. -..:-Nr Sn. Cst PlAt.a. $18.). -----------'--'-""-""'-----.o.;;;;; 2 Br. Nt>w crpts, dr~. l child 1st &: last + $50 dep. Call Betw!f'n Harbor &. Ne11i'J'.IOrl n1ature, person. Gar, PENINSULA POINT -1 Br. Solj...2321 or ~0-1973 * $170 * * Frplc & Pool * nk. No pets. S165 I mo. t8051 529-9533. · 2 Blk N. lrl!h. $14.;/mo. 2:wl9 Orange . compl('tl"ly furn. s1;,,l/n10. 3 BR. 111 BA, patio, blt·in!, ~~·140.') nr 646-6162, RENT 0 ,~,rt 1 54&-4360. 1st/last. C111J 67!H\990 Cost• Mes• 5100 rrpts, drps, Ask about our $16.'i -2 Bcdrnom hon1e w/ ~=~~---~--1 ra.ssume ,..," oan, a•••••••• I ==~-=~-~~-1-~~~~~~-~---1--------\ 3 BR, 2 BA. covered pa lio. 4 Bdrm, 3 Bath, crpts, drps. $6 ,;1• "P $27."" wk up NEWLY DEC., 2 Br . * 3 Rr, 2 ha ,v., den, lrrilr, * STUDIO APT * dl~eount ph~n. 8RO Center St, built·ins, rrpts, drp!I. Singles, .1 1 I""" " u .. , IJOO &l2 o .. kids, pt"ts ok. HURRY ON f'Rml .\I on Y· £.., mo. 2l14l Blnrhampton Cir. C&il STUDIO & l BR /\Piii f\lrnishe1I. Pri\' patio, hlrf porchcs lron1 & J'C'Rr. . e :.? BEDROOM • .,.,..,0 Also FURN. BACH.El.OR I Prv patios * Htd Poola \ Nr ~hop'g • Adults only 1 J7T1 Santa An11. Ave, CM Mgr. Apt 113 e 646-5542 l * THE SE.'VlLLE New 2 Br, l'i;r Ba w/ et"· Adlls, epbl, dr<r;., loed ~ w I pat. Wtr I Grdnr pd. 636-4120 • 2619-L Santa Ana. Ave, $155 2439-C Orange Ave. $155 GOLD MEDALLION I r>1odrrn 2 Br. J \1 Ba., patio, : I crpls, drp5, GE kit, End, t 1 i;t"ar. Many luxury extru! ) Nr. bus, S15.?. Adu1t1. llO E. 1 9611--1362. 968-5230. e Color TV, phone serv. pool pool. Gar. S 14 O Imo. Call 646-8211. nus ONE! f 5 ~5.176 !========= • 11., RATHS NEW TOWNHOUSE BRAND NEW ~'Olh. 1 BLUE BEACON 2 BR 11/pool, see 66"'v~ ·.Pm 2 BR. BA mobll' homr, e Linen~. maid scrv 11\'ail, ~~·,---,---,------,-0----,t Lido Isle 4351 e ADULTS ONLY 2 BR, 1~ Ba. k 2 BR. Crptg, * 645 011 * .t hl'forr 10 pm. I trg1n1a Drlfl\\'ood P11.rl< at the e Chilrirrn & r secrion STUDIO Arit fnr n11r!dlcai.:l"ri ----------e HEATED POOL 2 Br duplex, $165/mo. Park. l -----,===·~==1==-Plal"r, 1·rar housr·-~~-beach. Adult~ only .* SUNNY ACRES* pC'rson. Utili lirs paid Sllll. 1 BR. Lr1: c.losrts. Pool. lll2·l Mu,sion Apt, n. CT>! drps, sell clc11.nini;i: ha.'I ov. llkr surroundlni;t11. Attached ., ARTIST'S COTIAC.E 31 Br, lamily,A12 1 bb 1 11., tr1~~,; Tradr1vind~ Rlty 847-8.''111 2376 NCL,w!PpoTH'' e 18 tvdAD. 548-9755 2191 Harhor._.,_d _Vilson,_C_M_.. shut f I e boa rd . N 1 , 88 . ~ 5'10.961)11 ~l'IO.J5.')fl ~;\ ~~~\~fl~~atio'. 548·300J ~~~ed, 1~2R::· f~~y pecr:d :r ~ 1 At Victoria Beach rasr op11on. In&, '"'" l BR, 2 ba, cpts, drps, fncd, • . . 1 I.· 2 BR. !urn. apts. Hrotrd 1·pl/rlrp.~. U1il pcl. ,, ,,... · · Charmin,11 studio rot1agl''. yd, Yr old . $2i;J, ii7-765.l. cul-de-~ac. bltns, $220 mo. good for S2 on-nlgh1'1 Pool. No ll"IS. Childrrn ok . ~·onmviA A\'<', C~f HARBOR GREENS Quiet Adult Living children. 548-6920 high windows. 1111 \\'oori ~lr. Riff M7-6070 11.nytin1r rent nr $:inn \\'CCk's rrnl. Ser 126 :\1on1r Vista, C;\of. f oc========= GARO!:N /.:. STUDIO AP"I'S l & 2 BR. Shag rrit11, hlrn~. NEW DELUXE I BR. panl"ling, brick fireplaCT, l CLEAN J Br Ftp\c, tenc~t • • • • • • • • • I ----------r Balboa Island 4355 811.ch. I, 2, l RR'a:. from $110. hf'aut lndscpd. $150 & $170 Range, dshwhr, shag crptJ;, wooden grounds; pa tio !earls College Park 115 $2:25/mo. 4782 s c en 11 r i 0 . e $30 WEEK & UP 2700 Pelerson Wa,y, C.M. incl 11.IJ uHl. Adults only no drps, garx. $150 & up. to beach, a frw hundred f1. CLEAN, Vacant 4 Br, 2 Ba, 962•54.19. 1 BR. or STUDIOS furn w/ Newport Beach 4200 BA Yfo,RONT 2 BR.. ria!lo, 546-0370 /ll'1s, 54!}.1973 or 545-2321 a11i·ay. C:lmpletcly furnishrd. , .. ,1. w/w d-•. f-I. bltm, 1 --------~-t compl. kilchrn fall rler..), lt·pl. To .Ju11r 201h. $20'.l i\to. V S :Ml Avocado Sr. 646--0!l19 2 •-1 • 118' f.1 .. ... .,, 4 BR, 2 BA , new crpts, drps, 1 · incl. in11nNi. nr(•upani·y ILLA ME A APTS. I & ut:droom, urn. un· ' 0· r·-d yd. 12~. "•" ,...74 . t"rce linrns, heated poo ·air. OPEN SUN 1 S * TOWNHOUSE * 1 I It'" M · MISSION REALTY ' "I 013 "~ "" .,..,,.....,., blrns $23.5 ""'r mo · • \Vill1•n• \Vinton 2 BR. Priv patio. Hid pool. urn rom ·"'· ove.1n • · ,. .. 1 1 --~-------· ,,.... . cond, TV &. maid service 15 ~-I 2 BR 1• BA d Trade.wind~ Realty 847-8511. avail. 14 W. \,l'l;ean ront Rral Es1a!<' 67:l-3.t11 2 car cncl'rt gar. Children ., ~ , crpts, rp~. allowance. 2020 Fullerton 2 BR. $135 * h 3200 2BR.1-ba, Nflwly furn. Y,'/\V 1 \\'elcomr nn pcls p!ease! patio, Adultr. $\6.'j. 134 E. 6'12-8690~ Newport Beac 3410 Daily &: Monlh1y ratr11 d Wl """ 2 BR, eompl furn. Bllin kt, · i\1t'lody Ln. 5'18·176S I----------New shag crpts. nice rintio. _F~o~u~n~l•~l~nc_V_•_ll~•~Y ____ 1208() Newport Blvd., at 2lst. crits, rpR . nter s.;,.,,. nrw crits & rirpi;. No chldl'n, Slli!"i mo, 719 \V. Wilrwn. I----~'""'"""""'~--I * DELUXE J. & 2 BR * Children & r>el~ ok. MOVE BEAUT Garden of Eden 2-e 642 ~11 e J BR. + den, lireplact, S350 nn ....,15. 122fl Y'ly. 67.'l-6!l4:l. 64&.1251 NEW-EASTSIOE Garden Aplll. B\\·h111, priv . • b ·-I blk tro $250. 3 Br townhouSl!, crpts, ... u I s•= 1 I ""'=""'~=~=====I llNCiWR"EiilTTNG"9" I IN F'OR CURISTJ\IAS! story,~ r uume m drps, v.•asher/dryrr, elec S/Amrric!lrd e tlt /Chargr yl"ary, "" wner. _ e NOW RENTING e Opcn for in~pecHon 10 to 4, patJo, he11.ted pool, ftplc. ·I. BLUE BEACON pvt beach in Np! Harbor 2 BR. !·bath house. N1ecly Huntington Bead'I 4400 i\le~ Vt>rtle Arra. NEW Du. I! 2 Br, all lacllities. 324 E. Adults. $145 mo. 546-5163 * avail for Is e . Lge rangl', dshv.•hr, rumpus rm, FOR You & room-mall' on fumishtd. S225 Yearly, 2Clth St. 64s.914R 645·0111 * garden/tam rm. din'g rm, rec. fRcilltic&. incl. pool & guarantred 1>11.yment plan. 2 BR, l·ba., frpl ...... $225 BEAUTIFUL FURN. APTS. plrxl'R, 2 & 3 AR, bltns. rncl NEW LUXURY 1 It 2 Br. 1----------1· • b & d sauna bath. 962-5133. Unusiuil NE\V unit give~ ('a. 2 11:ar, patio~. wshr I rlryrr 1 BR ap1, crpls, rlrps, bltns, O!ihwhr. shag cpf, garages, 1 BR priva1e hon1r ···· $95 Iv i r·m. wet ar pov.· er 1 , 1 $1 40.Slfi:i Quiri, rir\\', Pll!•o, hookup. AlllO lrg 2 & 3 BR $125 mo. Clo~e in. Call Pool & Rec, Quiet adult llv· •• , 2 Bn ' """. k•'d•/-t• ... SIOO rm downstairs. Dbl ,itaragr fMr>tAC. 3 BR. 11~ RA. Nrw In! Y privllll' an>as <)i rn ry, "'arrlrotir!I. I''"'· r!rrs~Jn' • "'"' "'" " t b h 1 A-' Ir: 4·plcxr11, M&.\0.14 :i1K-3209 or 64&-~lO!i ing! 642-4470 ' 'BR • SI"" r1oor opcnrr. beaut Brown shag "Pt & drps lrplc ea W/f-ri acr, at , iram'"'' rin. ln(·k rrl ~rp. i;i;ir. Pool. ·' · · · · on ' aC'rr .. , ····' '°'' . ' 1· I . All V_A_L_U_E--Qu-.. --.,~B;c-~-__. 2 BR 1 blk rrm roll ..... $lZi .Jorrl11n patin furn. i;ias B·B· bltns. S230/mo. 9&!!-8004 cr11ngs, pal•<>. rr rlA . Sauna. Rri· rni. · 1r1 r., crp1s, Q t. n1hPr luxuries Incl rer. lacllilir!I, Ava1l11hlt' 17301 i.:rrl~n Ln ti hlk \\'. rlrps. rish\l•hr, ponl. Adull11. J BR Brinir kids ........ Sl.1~ rd ~ r 1 11 o N 1 II'" 229· p ·r· H hi' main1rn11n<..-e ,l!ard Pntr. Logun• B••ch 3705 m -...,..·c. rom ··--~===~~~-'1f Rrai·h Rl \'d. nn Sla1rr1 o pl'~. ·"'· .1 act1c ONJP ra11c . acrts .. S2'1'1 I COUNTHY CLUB SlOOOfn10. Call Cl w n er --"-'--------64&-oo73. * R•12-71!4/I. Av!'., CM. 54S-6871! or STAR*LET 776-7330 l~~c....,~~,_,.-~,--t IVING 2 29 642-53.)6 or write In Box !'<IODERN Dream Houa:e : 2 s1:in 1'.10. i\.1oh Hn1 ' -*FREE-Stationery 64'-44 * 3 BR Home $150 1 r.122. Daily Pilot, 330 \\'. BR -beams -shag -lrple '-'"'/cahana, {"()m pl. Jurn, htd Luxury gardrn 11pfs, o'.ft'rin~ * * NEW 2 & 3 BR. Sh11.g B Ci\! !ref's Bltlns-refrig \Valk to l'Umpl. ririv11ry, hra ul. 2 BR, 2 BA, Tht> J;1t1::r~1 . 8)', ·• . , . pool, 11dJrc. no pt'l!I. 1· rh1ld nk. Furn Sl!ltl Unlurn crpl~. rtwhhr, ,itar. Only 3 EAST'SIDE, Ga.r11g<', fern,'f'd yard. Chlldren &. J)!"ts weJ. 1 COml'. AVAIL NO\\!• BLUE BEACON * 645-0111 * J Br. Condo., family rm. 211 beach. $275. 673-.1173. Season~ 23.)9 Nwpt Blvd. lndscpi;: k unplU'a!Jrlcd rcc. nciirhhors ln your Bldg. :•o ,,,.,, ~ational l11cilitic11 in a coun. $lG:;, XlrAR, ;i,16.:JI07. Child k N s "-ha., all rcc. fac. $200/11"1Q. COZY 2 BR, remodld , ·""'~". 2320 rhwir!ii o . r. ·· ....,11;1! Open Sat & Sun. 2403 Venier woodsy area, stoVt> _I ref1. lo1-"~-.-.-,~,~--I~.-. 7U~tUCO:pd7". ~11~4"'9. try cluh a1mospherr. fl'urn ..,,-~,-;;:-;-,,. --= Pla1J1. a.ll}.-1973 or 54:)..2.121 DJ ... ... or Un r. il-1ode1~ o""n Hl am· Nc11· 1 Br·l hlk 10 heh SI~ \Vay, Nc'.l·port Riviera. Call f.1atu~P aduHs. $18~. 213: Easlside, C.i\1. ,... 2 BR, J BA, Garden Unit11. 1714J 811-1359. 399-2501 C II &I~ ""20 8 pm . Rcnt11 [rom· $14.i, I Wt"ek lrrr, pri ril'C'k I pal ~·h h . 11 .,_..,., OAK\\'000 GARDEN Quir1 5in,11les & cpl$ only .~ ag crplli. (!rps, ds Whr. e BEAUT a,. h & I Br 36-l pa!io, hram ceilings, lrplr.. General 2000Gener•I 3000 General 3000 . c . • APARTf.IENTS 20~·A 14th li7:1·17S1,;,,. 319 "ar. 26.'lO Elden, 5.17.(1()62 afl '.0-"'"--"'-------~'--'----------'--------1 Rr>ls. $29,j() wkly 1" up. 17'" 16>h St NB --" r "" • ·• LRG at1r11c 2 Br. Avail now. 7 pm & Sun. $165/mo. furn., inrl u!il . 546-04~1. 642 8170 p I "'d • k 1159 S©\\~lA-l£t-trs· The Puzzle with the Built-In Chuckle 0 t!eo.rono-lette1s of lh• ;> --.. four xrombi.d 'WOfd1 be .. low to form lour $1tT>p!, ..-01d1 , --,=,--.,-o;~· -.c==,..---oo . r.1 s pcls o · · $155. Ve..., nice le. sru.cious 2 I BR.~idcal ror Bachelor. I r 2 B ,,,., 8·'7 CM~~ ""Q 7·10 ., ·-\)rO r, ·• ITIQ, ~ .........,.,, . .,,,...,... '1 -·.,,,--,,,-::-: BR. 2 ba 11h1din, Nrw cp". Orps. w/w rrpts, pool, prlv 9.131 W Dalbo YEARLY ·· balcony, $135/mo. 5.5741682. 1 · 8 · • · • 1 &: 2 BR. Crpts, rlrps, rlrp~. bltns. Walk 1n 11 11 Adulls, no men or pet1, fl.1r. httna. 733 Lake. 536-3700, schools & i;hop'J:. Re~pon~i· NO\V Ren!lng:-2 Br furn. gd 01'vi~. R.'\A-OOJR. !i.16--0275. hie irlult~. \ child ok. No loc, rec nn, hid pool. No * BAOf'~E~LO=R~.,~PT~•--~12'i LG mdrn 1 RR nr hl•h 1)1'15, ;;49-l'i24. childrtn. Sl40/mo. 646-5!24. 1, Block Jo,rom Be11ch :i.'l&-4261 . S14.i 2 RR il-tidway --NEW-TRIPLEX- 1 BR. !urn. $150 Incl ulil, 6i.;...J066 Cl1y ll92-5.13~. 1M7-j169 2 BR. l'lll"Jll'lli, drnrie.~ pool , garaJ:r, di~ P fl~ II l, I cl~B~,-. ~,,-,~,-. -o-,~, ~,-.,~.,-"<___,b-,-y, Nn trafllc, ll)Ckcrl gRr11.~e Artult!i", no J>f'IS. 642=238.'t C11 r. 1 peNIOn w/ rrf~ Ulll Lagun• Beach 4705 r.. silfl', Sl 'T:i. fii.l..Gl!47 $12.1 {.,up. Lovrly fur n 2 Br. pd . \\'1n1tr $117 50 67H11.·1. $ K LUXURY LRG 3 Br, 2 Ra , new ~ha« rnnhlle homt'. 132 W. \\liJwn. Ll<G ,-0-n . G•nl··-,-,,-, no 30 W "" crpt, $J69 mo, nt'wly lftt, nr * :l'lS-9577 B&y. Furn. $195. Unfurn 6r up, Bacllf'lor~. ~in~h!R, l OCC. bHn~, carport, NE\V f.'URN ISHED AP1'S $1S5, lnrl U11l. 67~141. edrm, ~trpi; to bch, Rll uHI, 557-6'151 BACHELOR 1·2 BR * * OCEANF'RONT • 2-3-4 htrl pool, 1'1nrn~. rec rni,C '~L"E-A~N~>~B~R~w-1~,~,,-.-. -,-,,~,,. FROM $135 MO. Bdrms. F'rpit'I. WI n ft r . rt.~!Auranl, cocktails, d~ne· Conv nr C~1 Golr Coone, no Int. romona l Park, 64~15 Adults, no pels. 673-8088 Ing . pe:L&. $14~. 2257 "B" Pomona B Village Inn Hotel Apts "'""" + OCEANFRONT 1 R. 3 BDRl\I 21~ bath, f11mily 4!H·94.36 Ave . .>4~.-.... \"early $17~mo. AlllO $L40. room, rfplc, hl1·i n1. Pool. NEWLY dt-c--2 Br. wf 673-2259 or &«-5972 i~lmo. fi.12-0300, 2 BR, $16.'i, Somt: Ufil paid. c11.rport. Sl25/nlo. Wtr pd. Evt:&-213: !W4-5717 or 213: NEW Delwc 2 Br duplex, ~ncl fl.iOBILE Home 2 BR, 2566 Orange, Apt A, CM. -gar, pelio, bllns. \Vt>stcl!lf 811,)'!IH:fc Villege1 furnished. 698-7522· 6.l(;--4120 arta. 61'>1349. Adlts, $1~. 213:245-4763, NOW'S THE LRG 2 Br&: d~n or l bdrm. 2 BR, I BA. SUDDENLY Available lhn1 TIME FOR G111 It wtr pd. Crp!J:. drps, Adults only, no Pfll& .lutlf". I.gr 3 AR, 2 BA, rrfrii;i:. rAnie. Over 3.'i. $140. 5200Newport Be•ch 5200 PARK NEWPORT BEGIN YOUR HOLIDAYS LIVING AT PARK NEWPORT High on a bluff overlooking th1 wattr, 7 pools, 7 tennis courts, $750,000 hu~h club ond Spa. Bachelo,., I or 2 bed,ooms. Al•o 2-sto'y town hou .. s w ith 2 o r 3 bed· rooms. Elec;tric kitchens, private balcony o' p a t i o. From $175 t o $450. Subttr• ranean parking, elevators. opti on•! m1id service, convenience shopping. See 7 beautiful model apartments, open 9 •.m. to 6 p .m. doily. Other tim11 by appoint- ment. Locat1d ot Jambor11 ind Sin J~1quin Hills Ro1ds, in N1wport, just n o rt h of Fashion lslo nd. Phone (7 J 4) 644-1900 for leasin9 information. • PRINT NUMBf~fO l[TlllS IN THESE SQUARES Ci UN$CIAM!lE .&WV[ lll![tS TO GET AN.SWtt! • ''°"001 • '""'"'· :.i11-118« QUICK CASH "'-'.,,· ru••.1 B,. '""· $8S/mo. u.r1 n•CHEt.ons • , h, "'· THROUGH A '"2 ""s"R-. -,,-,.,.,.,..,,,-.~,~"-"'....,· Rffi. Park Newport pd , i\l a 1 u rt , responrlb1f' SSG-S~ )'1'11.rly, 1216 \I,'. DAILY PILOT rrlr\~. cpl&, rlrps. carport, pcnon only. 642-4613 BAiboa. sr.~7R7fi or 494-!MTI . no pt'~. $140. !163--1455. SCRAM-LETS ANSWER IN CLASSIFICATION 8000 s111 Ltlv,ry 1 nR turn. a1ARl\t1NGtnn.-2-b&. WANT AD s1l').2 nR. <Tpt•. drp&. blln.s. Apartments Quiet Rdults. Nr Morell. frJllC, •, hlk IO hl'h. yrl,)', 642 • 5678 Con\" IO 11hori11. Adults only, 1985 Pomona A\•t . ~-Om /urn or unlurn. n7:l-2.41'i ----------• -"-"~"'-"-·-~ __ 1_00_. ____ •••••••••••••••••••• . . • . • l •l . II \ as a e ecz c 2;:w;qzs 2 z c:c . ' . •• • ·--- 1 ..... "'1 I'll' :·l•1·· 1•' ' ... . .,, . 'lrv"< • ,- l'·'' J • ,, . 1- •Gf; .. 1-1o1r1. ; ...... r '' ' t·r-1 l\l .. • ., ' ,_ ·-" ' .. .. , ' I·. '. " ,, ..... ... : :~· •I!". .. --: . .' . ........ ~ .. · ;1 , .... " I ,. ' ' • • 1•1'f0. "' ... . ,._ ... . " . •"='' . - • ' .. l ~. • • ,-• • " .. . ,-..... ·~ ... · • ' l • . I ' l • DAJLV PU.OT s.tiwday, Otetntbff .5, lf!O _.,_1 ·"" .. -·---·--·--, ALS RE TALS ll~NTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS 1 RENTALS Apia. UnfumllMd Af>ts. Unfumlihocl Aptt. Unfurnlihocl · Apll. Un!•mJ1htll .Apta. Unfurnished Apta. Unlurnl"'od Apt1. Unfurnished ton Beach 540o Huntington Beact't 5400 Costa Mesa 51po iiuntl!'I~ .8Mch 1'00Huntln9ton .Beach J.COtl Huntington leach ! · · ~ Huntington Beach 5400 CasadelSol What Californiass all about. Walk lo SW111y btac.hes. Spl1sh in cool ~lue pools. Invite tf\1 11n1 over onto your own priv1te ttrr1ce ••. then unwind htrore 1 crack!int: fire Inside. It's e1sy li.ing, California style Just 1 few blocks in from Huntington Beach State P1ik. Casa del Sol for adults-1arden 1111rtmettts that outdo themselves in charm, convenience and aStJal tler;ance. Casa deJ Sol is ., ciasit of 1reMeiy, surrounclint: delightful mission courtyards. With mtrvetous recre1ticwl trus spread through our crassy center corridor: puttinc ueen. volltytull court and miniature like wittl brid(t ..• ind between the pools, oor special rec buildinf fe1turint: satinas, billi1rds, 1}'111 and loona:e. . Every spac ious 1partment boasts at least one patio. And many units hlYe woodbuminr hearths. Built-in kitchen! with dishw1shers and disposals, watl·IO·w1H c1rpeting, draperies, compJrtmented baths,.master TV 1ntenn1, liLindriu plore, storaie locker''·' • Opening Special 1 .Bedroom From $135 2 _Bedroom From $215 w ' i _J .. •C-W LnG 3 Br, crpt11, drps, MW '-e NEW 2 Bft apts, ON BEACH '· f .. m Sl35, CpU, drpi!, bitM, ~nt. Kida ok. 1998 No. l • l / IJ l Maple Av<. &12-<1344. .../<fu,nlinalon V.i i6la 2 BR. Crpt'd IE drp'd. Adttlt1, . [ (/ 00 '"'· s1451"" ""' c'°"' Custom GOrden Apartments St .. C.\f. ~8: . a! 2 BR, 2 ho, lge yon!, ,;,w, I, 2 « 3 BEDROOM bit ..... pvt ........ patio. Ne FAMIL y UNIT NOW OPEN s.c. Plou. 54&6976· CUSTOM FEATURES: • l~\f.AC, ~I· ·':J 1~lose~ Cenfr1I Re cre•tlon Area-Swimming Pools pets~Util pd. ·548-Ct~.5' Wading Pools. I S1un•1-l'vt Gerden .P1tiot 2 Br. Apts. bltns. crpt.!i, drps. clean. Inquire 1552 A Coriander. 54&-5268. • l &: 2 BR . .Newly carprtrd, drapes, el~. kitch en. Chlldren ok. Ph. 646-1115.l. 2 BR studio 1~ BA. util rm, close to schls. Avail 12-15 $165 546-175.l. Colet Coord1n1t•d Or1p1s & Carpet1ng- Soundproof 'v\-'11!1 & Floorino-81f.in Range & o ... •n--Oishwasher--Ceramic Tile Baths Open Beam &' V•ulted Ceilings-1/1 Mile To The Bea ch. 21551 Brookhurst Strfft {$. of Hamilton) Huntington Be1ch PHONE: 962-4458 e 2 BR unf. Frotn $225 e 2 BR Furn. From USS Carpeta-d.rapes4ishwasher heated pool-sau.nu.tennls ~ room-ocean vlewi; -patkl8.amplf parking. ~rity gun~~. flUtilTlt'IGJON PACIFIC •711 OCEAN AVE .. H.B. {714) 536-1487 Ofc. open 10 am-6 Pi..• Daily Managed by \VILLIAM WALTERS CO. WANT Older coupll! Io manage g units, f2 bdrl. S50 a11owance' on $UO rental. Wrile Daily Pilot Box l\f-12, LRG 2 BR apt, patio, drp~. Corona d el M a r 5250 Huntington Beach 5400 l.19 w. Bay st, COfita Mesa. cpts, util rm for \Vasher & •• ~ "''"· ~·" $155 "'· 54&-8688 coRoNA PEL MAR Sublease On Beach N•w i .,., blk '" """ s130 1~'=-~-'--0-~~-IDeluxe 2 BR 2 ha. UJ>lllat rlii l Week: free. pri deck/pat LRG 2 Br. crpts, drps, hltns. ll PI w/pr\v ·sundeck all bll-Quiit 11nglea. & cpls only 1-2 ~hildr~n ok. ~r I sch!s &: Ins: cptd. ·draped, Jmmcd. Lrg 1 Bil. Only S200 2CM-A 14tb. 673-1784, 536-1319 shop g. Sl50. 962-1~:,. occupal)cy. $225 Per f\1o., 2 Br, 2 Ba. Only $225 * Sm•ll Cbildren OK I 3 BR, 2 ba, 2~ar gar, crpts, :.yC!ar lellM'. , 2 Br w/ocean view & NEW? :{ Br/2 ba, patio d P I • I bho -• 484 sq' priv deck. Only $JOO ·bal A new rps. oo -cu uM" ' .,05. 0 0 or cony tYJ>t'. gt: a\•ail. S195. ::,.10--0912 , 2 , 7~ , Jo'urniture available • M;>.!070 or 63?-05!4 • Mes• vord• 5110 -'".·•1111..... Huntington Pacnic WALK ro OCEAN• 1 l: 2 BR NEW'apts. Frplc's. Family sect\on. 846-7Z71. STUDIO apt. 3 Br, 2 ba den, palk>, trplc, closed 11:ar. 842-7062 alt 6pm. $160 2 B.R .. pool, pvt patio • gar, cpl , drapes, stove, nr. new, 78ll Glencoe, 842-283.4. UNF"URN 2 Br. duple'x. Crpts, drps, wale~ pd. Ne,r hcach! Cal! ~9942 1 BR. Adulls, no pets. Viii. furn. NEAR OCEAN. Ref& :::. s:~mo. ~~5'2G I CAN1 BE BEAT SINGLE STORY South Sea Atmosphere 2 BR .. 2 BATII Carpets & drps Air CondiUOntd Private Patios HEATED POOL Pll!nty of Jav.·n NEWLY !)(>cor 2 hr, NEW DUPLEX APARTMENTS Patio. Adults. Lindborr Co. dwnstalrs. crp'ts/drps, Priv. patio. Enclosed garage. 711 Ocean Ave., H.C. 536-2579 Carport & Storage bltins. Adlts Only. $14.5. Carpeted & draped. Comp. ~14S7 TOWNHOUSE Avail in Jan HIDDEN VrI.LAGE 646-2627 bullt·ins. lmmac. landscap-11anagcd by Sl90 mo. 3 br, 1~2 ba, crpts, GARDEN APTS. ing~ 3 BR. 3 ba, Price re-William Walters Co. drps, bltns, pool & palio. 2500 South Salta Newport Beach duced lo S300 ;>er month, Free Service To 968-2106. Santa Ana • 54&1525 5200 -= ,75-6050 '' T t I I ,; ;. enan s S:ISG-2 BR, bltns. crpts, drps. '""""""""'' """"""""" 3 BR., 21,1, ba., O'looki~ ._ II'' :Wlfl Cl .. llC. * 2 BR, w/w crpts, drps, patio. 2718 Florida, oU 1 I pool. Cpts, drps .. , $2.;() Poto. bllns, refrig. Sl.50 per mo. Yorktown, nr Beach & 2 BR. 1 ba In new 4-plex. Nr , 3 BR. Channelfronl 2 BR Ba .d 0 S240 . l Incl. util. Adults only. * 1 Adams. 646-888.1. Sunllo"·er & Fairvit'w. Shag YEARLY ........ $400 J\.1o. .1 • f ~1 t' / r, ~nc Br. pool. Nr. beach S140 * NEW 2 b ""Ith crpl~ crp!, bltns, l~ar garage. No I Call· 67l-3fi63 uh, re. rig, "'' w Cfllll, rps Jll'!t mo * 2 Br nr beach I r ·' children ()t. pets. $160 J001 I · & bl!?s. Avail ~c 2-1, Sl5CI per mo. · · d~P;,• ~pal!o, 1ara11:e, S4l+56I9 ~ 673--4'1;,~. f Tradcw1nds Realty 8'17-8511 .,!_6,?_"·::;:.::::.:· ____ .....o========= associated BROKERS-REALTORS 2025 W llolboa 671-166) * CQROLIDO APTS *' 2 BR Studio. Unfuro. All ele<', dshwhr, dbl carporl & 2 Bdrms. · 2 Bath SEACLl«'I<' ...... -, A ft t'. ~I. $190 & UP. 673:33711 Sl ~l() MONTII I POOL ... ,. '" "" ,. 2 Incl cpl/rirps. kids OK Spec. holida)' discount + EXECUTIVE 4 Br. 1~ Ba. O m<>nlhly disc. 1145-$160. 1 & 2300 sq, IL f'rpl. bllns, gar. DELAWARE S'FUOI apts S :'\ ~ I 7 14 2620 [)(>!a wart', ll.B. 2 BR, 11.j. BA. crpls, drps, · 4 a / m 0 · S.. e · 642-2221 ; a lier J p.m. 53&.11116 patio. pool. infant ok. 1525 Goloenrod. 9611--8658 Placentia. 548-2682. 2 BR • So of hwy. Newly * 1-tERITAGE APTS Westcliff R iviera deC()rall!'d. Frplc & pvt AVAIL NOW. from $139 2 BR. Unlurn. Bltns, crpt!ii, garage. SJ75 mo. 67~717 17401 Apt C Keelson Ln, HB drps, Hid Pool. YEARLY • Roomy 2 BR & Lrg allra.c 2 Br. Furn. avl . 1800 Westclifl Dr, NB Ba. New crpts, frplc, gar. Kid, ok. All extras. Pool . * 642-5388 • Ut\I paid. Adults. 673-8081 Pvt. patio area. Rec bldg. 3 Br. 3 ba deluxe apt 2 BR. cpts, drps, bltns, frplc, ,,,="c-'-c.s:i:,.,· i;7·_o_c"°!J68.""''"75_to"'°'~ "'/frpl c, lge haloonit's, view deck, ad~Hs. No:¥arage, No MORA KAI -2 BR, Patio. of bay & ocean. Avail Dec. pets. S19a. 6Tr-3556. Pool. \\'asher & dryer 17. Apt 1, 745 [);imingo Dr, 2 BR 2 Ba OCt'anside of hook-up. 8181 Garfield. i,; Fountain Valley S410Fountain Valley 5410 :J.ounlain~ ~ledirerrnnean Style Luxury 1 & 2 Bedrooms -2 Baths Ad..it Living Furalshed II Unlurnhhed N.B. Call 64a-t260. ll•~.· N1·-1y 'del'()r. I""~ blk E. of Beach Blvd (off l=~<o~u~•·~'"~"~'"~'~'~-~~'"~'~'".'·:,· -~~;·~·~,.~-~·~~~·~"~"='=ff~>~~"=:l2~iif.'"'<.;;;;;t'-;;;;;;;;;<e l ' ""~ £UJ G rf Id) 96"-""' --2 BR. carpetE'd, draped. ~!ORGAN REALTY 673-6642 -'-'-'=·==~·~~- 5100 Costa Mesa SIOO Def-an vie"'" .~unrlrc.k , S175 Monrh. 2BR, l BA. Gas * FRESH AIR e Di#h-•h• Costa Me'a 2 BR, dl'n, 11,J ba. encl patio, pool. WID, i;!v/ref. CID, pels k kids O\'Pr 12. $190. tlJ0.8886. tl BR, .1 b1. J.1ESA VERDE. Nu rpt, drps; gar. no_ petfi. $150. A\'l rlo"·· 557-8400 . ----------jiaragl", "'ashing rar1l . & "'fltr.r paid. No dogs. \Valk :i blks 10 B<'ach! LGE ~ br, 2 ba, l"ncl gar1tgP. SZT.i/mo yrly. &12-3978 P\"es &t4-2:iti2. BPRUI. bi.it 3 BR apt. "'/"' E. lRrh :>!. Adull~. $175. & "'knd s. ,-8--1-Ba--~,r~,-l-~N-n l"rnts, rlr"s, blln11 rxCf'pl !'l46-3776 ;)4()..4431 r. · \V fl ('. I' I' · or ' · · 3 BR. 2 RA. delx 4 plt'x apl, childrrn no pe!g, S17l/mo. refrig. S22'1. No pets. 5.'lfi-1711 E-SIDE 1 1 8 t d frplc, hltns, cpl~, drps. nr Call 61i.9183. g. r. cp 5• rps, lloitg HO!!p. $220 mo. lnq. l----------12 BR. Dbl ha.th, pvt patio, blrns, pat10, gar. Adlls, no 41~ p Rd ,,. '"l t Sll5 S4&-lil'.l , • "" atru;e , · ~ 1 11 you ad ill ,the cla111).ficd d"hwshr. Pool. Adults. Qu iet Pt' 8• · · • 642-1771. SFCrJON'? Some<>ne Is &. heautiful. $11l5 incl's ulil. 2.,,R unfuml~d ... •/crpts, WES'rtLlfl>' ~ Br, 11., tia watching ~ It. "Dl al 17676 Cameron, H . B, iJrp! & Pool. No pets, Townhouse 1or f urn I , 6C-56'78 today! 842-tilll. * 549-4 148 * Adults. no pets. S200/mol-========='-'========== e Shaf Car,W.U • rrl.,.,. '•doe e C1o.ac1 Ca...,."' e BfS"'U c.Binp ~SlaWAVenue l•ft Dle 1 e l'r-1 • __,,..,., ·-· ..-. lwrlt J,I...,., .. Sl•lec, left ., ll•lw !lo m\111 to •~I. 963-6646 __ ...,_ .. ~ RENTALS R!NTALS • • Apff. Unluml1hod Aph. Unfumlthocl Fountain Valley S410Fountaln V•lley 5410 • ' ALL NEW VBLL8YP8RK AP8RTmeNTS •.. opens new doors for young families. Creittd exclusively !or the f11nil~ with childrtn u~er five. t;tltully considerinr their Sf)eCill naeds ind hm- ited budatts. , Vtlley P1rk's uni4'1e. With 1 private Pra-Sthool centtr situated risht on ,pie 1rounds, just steps awry from every ¥trtmenl o;.rated and professionally staffed by Tustin Country tltJ School, our stile-accredited Pr .. SchOol frees mothett,tor outside 1ctivilies or employ• ment. I Sptei1l'comforf\:1nd conveniences at home as we!L Super.modern kltc~ens with appliances built.in ••• even dishwHhm! Private p1tio or terrace. extra powder room, hute Wi ik-in or w111-to.wall closets in ev~ry unit. Plus lush carpeting and draperies. Covered p1rk1n1 with stor1ge; For fun, dip into our bi1 lenced·off pool, next to ttit recrea.tion center. Or w1tk to the creal new Milt Square CoontJ,P.ar~. New opportunities for new p1rents. That's Valley P1rk . Developed , and now managed by Proper1J Rese1rcii Corporation. VBLLBY PSRK AP8RTTTl8NTS 1725& South Euclid. Just south of W1rner in fountain Valley. 2 and J bedrooms, and · 2-bedroom studio 1partments now rentina. Unfurn ished. Stea -$210 P.er month. for lammes with pre·school children only. Fur· nimed models on dispt1y. Ph°"e (7141540·4785. '! • . ' < 8 s111tr ~ve. • • • •'r-+~!'l--.;!'4-':::::::.:::;:.4 NOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH -.:· THROUGH A DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED AD .•. 642-5678 OELUX, Clean 2 Br, 112 ba, studio. Cprts. drps, JJXJI , clean-cut adlts, 1 child ok. 646-t>t96. A\'a il Jan. 15 ~S-6515 or Irvine 5231 Irvine 52381rvine 5238 Irvine 52381rvine 5238 Irvine 5231 • DUPLEX. new. 2 BR .. l~~~ .. ~7~"'3~.;;...:.:,~~~-=;.1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 blins, dshwh.r. I\{ ba, ioodlSUBLET for 8 mo-2 br, 2 loc,, Call 549-3449. b I p k N I C II a, un . ar ewpor . a 3 BR, 2 BA. Spac, clean, yd, cpts, drp!ii, gd lor, Chldrn ok . S\75/mo. 540-4165 I BR. unfurn apt, Hr.ated 2131 C H 5-SOJ4 or Pool. No pets. Children ok. 71•1/644-7990 lo show by Ser 126 r.1onte Vista, C.M. appl. Huntington Baach 5400Huntington B•ach 5400 The possible dream. All new Huntington Granada Apartments . Modern as tomorrow. Yet p1iced to fit your budget ,today. Charming. convenient, comfortable. Total·functio11 Designed, to do away with wasted space, ma~e room for special extras. like btJilt·in dressing rooms, walk.in closets. S!reim· lined kitchens. pass-thru dining counters. And luxurious carpeting and drape ries. Pips private ~atio·lerraces; Surrounded by greenery, e11ch group of low handsome buildings laces into restful courtyards or ooe of our three privall! pools (each with its own cabana~ , Near beaches and shoppin1. Hunlington Gran1da Apartments were developed and now professionall y rnanaged by Property Research Corporation. For easy living at rents you can alford. The possible dream .,. come true. HUNTINGTON GRANADA APARTME NTS Just south of Warner on Golden West 1n Huntington Beach. New one & two bedrooms. Unfurnished S 135°$1 75; furni1hed $165-$210. FAM ILY SECTION FOR CHILDREN 5 YEARS & UNDER. Phone : 847-1 055 t«nfTI"'fflN 'AAjff g ·~,,!:::::;=:::: 111:::'="'="~"="'~':;:';;:::::::--' WESTCLJFf'' . Nr plaza. Cheerful I Bdrm. LuJC crptg . All elcc kitcht'n. Refrig inC. Avail now. Adults "'/ reflii . S\6.1 642-:1606 2 BR, gar, patio. drapP!, Jiilove, private St. adul!A nnly, no pets Sl4.)_ Back B11y area. Avail 12/1. 6-12-2267 . 2 BR, den, 2 ha, cpl, drps . Ll"I!: Jiv rm, storage, p11.1. pool, jaccuzi, b-h-q, 11m prts nk. S25.i 64Z-57fi.-,. 2 BR, 2 BA, bltns, crpl!!, drp!ii. $19() mo, :"'r Hoag Hosp. lnq, 41:i0 Palrice Rd . 641-'13117. 642.J771 . 3 BR, 2 ha. cpts l.i. rlrpit, bltns. Bel\\'CCn bRY & ocean, Yrly renlal 673-2:17\. 2 BR. 1 BA, frplc, unrurn, crp\s, drps. blk to ocean. Yearly Sl!l.i/mo. 67:'1-8088 NICE li;:e 2 BR RPI. VC'?')' rlose tu ocean & bay, $195 m on yrly ISt'. 673-74.~2. 3 Br. 2 Ba. unturn. Bltns, crpts. drps. $225/mo. Call 540.7573 nr H!t 5 968-86'11!. READY TO RENT! -Dix 2 Br. 2 BA, CID. hltns, encl i::ar. $175. 548-3708. 67J-237fl. • NICE 2 Br. Pool. Bltns . crpl, drp!ii. Adult!ii. nn pets. $140. 642-8001. 642-$006 . Newport Heiqht1 5210 2 BR utililies lurnis hed Adulls·NO PETS. Sl» • * 644-0447 • * Back Bay 5240 XLNT Localio.n-2 Br. crp1s, 11 llrps. he11,tffi pool. 11rlul!1. no J)Pl1. S140. Lf R-484;). 5242 IE.at Bluff ----·II TWNHOUSE 2 Br 21~ hf!: bllins & Frplr. pncJ dbl 11:1.r. 752 Amigo~ \\'y; 67;>.50.l.1. Corona def Mar 5250 11.at ~y ~ ON TEN AotES 1 A 2 BR. Furn • Unturn Flrtplacts I prlv. pAtlos I J"looiL TeQllls . Cont:u'l Bkl1t, !IO) ~II f•n!!, Cd~t 644·Ztl1 IM•cArthur nr Coaat Hwy • ·-·-----~ -· , 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 lot to live in an apa rtment wilh a million dol lar private club. But you 'don't at Pa rk West Apartments where rentals start at $150 ... where o two bedroom overges $180 ... and lhe mos! you con pay is $225 o monlh fo r o lhree bedroom , two bo th apartment. The rent is a bargain, when you cons ider the club . , . staffed by l<oined perso nnel .•. wilh o fully equipped exercise room ... men's and women's lockers, showe rs, whirlpool baths and sau nas , , . lounge with fi re place .• , library ... television room . , . billiard-and pool room , .. card and game room ... multi-purpose room and cat er· ing kilchen for party giving ... swimm ing and th erapy ' pools ... sa nd volleyball and cha mpionship lennis onCI handball courts ... and o grassy fie ld for iogging ond lawrt sports . The apartments are incomparable ... spacious ... up to 1,250 square feet .. , individual entry courts . , . private polios or balcon ies .•. shag ca rpets and full lengtli drapes ... all electric, with built-in applian ces , inc luding self-cleaning ovens ... air cond itioning .. , birch cabinets ... and marble counler lops in baths. $150 o monlh ... or $180 ... or $225 •.. ha rdly ony!hing to pay for 0 million dollo'r recreation club .•. especially whe n you 're getting the best apartment in town in the bargain . PARK WES.I APARTMENTS 3983 PARKVIEW LANE, IRVINE (714) 833-3733 -¥W'..!!!!"un.+, From the San Diego Freewoy go South on Culver Road. ''''lllll QUALITY APARTMENTS CREATING A BETfEA ENVIRONMENT FOR YOU 1 3 8R, 2 b11, crp!t, dl"fl!I, t1ovt., retrlc. dsh"·hr, 11:11.rb. _ Jlo-========-======-=' dl•pl. S230/mo. 6;~26."8 11""'""'""''""''""''""''""'""'"""'""''""''""''""''""''""''""''""''""'"""'""'"""""""""""""""'""'"""""""""'""''""'""""""""""""""""""'""''""'-!!!!!l!!ll!!l!l!,.!l!!!!!••••-'1 ' . ' ' I • , ' I I I I t • ' ' I I I f,-------------~~----~--~~~--~--------~----------~--~----~--~"!ORINTALS RF.AL ESTATE S&l11rda1 •. Dtttmbtr 5, 1970 REAL EST .. E General ' OAJLV '!LOT BUSINIS ond FINANCIAL • Are You ·Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT-AD· ' -. : •Jf'·~ .. " " I' I . ' ., ' Wil l-Sel l-Fast. .. I. Stove 29. Bicycle S7. Electric Tr~ln 2. Guit1r 30. Typewriter SI. Kitten 3. Bi by Crib 31. Bar Stools S9. Classic Auto 4. Electric Stw 32. Encyclopedi.a 60. Coffee Tablt 5. Camera 33. Vacuum Cleaner 61. Motorcyc!• 6. Washer 34. Tropical Fish 62, Accordion 7. Outbo1rd Motor 3$. Hot Rod Equipm't 63 .• Skis • 8. Stereo Set 36. File Cabinet 64. TV Set 9. Couch 37. Golf Clubs 6S. Workbench 10. Clarinet 38. Sterlin9 Silver 66. Oi1mond Watch 11. Refrigerator 39. Victorian Mirror 67. Go-Kart 12. Pickup Truck 40. Bedroom S.t 68, Ironer 13. Sewing M1chine 41 , Slide Projector 69. Camping Triller 14. SurfbNrd 42. Lawn Mower 70. Antique Furniture 15. Machin•' Tools 43, Pool Table 71 . Tape , Recorder 16. Dishw1sher 44. Tires 72. Sailbo1t 17. Puppy 4S. Piano 73. Sports Car 18. Cabin Cruiur 46. Fur Coat 7 4. Mattress Box Spgs 19. Golf Cort 47. Or apes 75. lnbo.rd Speedboet ~o. Barometer 48. Linens 76. Shotgun (' 21. Stamp Collection 49. Horse 77 . Saddle 22. Dinette S.t so. Airplane 78. Dirt Game 23. Play Pen SI . Organ 79. Punching Bag 24. Bowling Ball S2. Exercycle 80. Biby Carrl19e 25. Water Skis S3. R1 re Books 81. Drums 26. FrHzer 54. Ski Boots 82. Rifl• 27. Suitcase SS . High Chair 83. Desk 28. Clock 56. Coins 84. SCUBA Gear Thne or any other extra things a round the house can be turned into cash with a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD so ' •'. Don't Ju'st Si t Therer " ; DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 • Apia. Unlu"mlafiM G•Mral 1-'=='------ Sanl• Ana .1620 '""""'• Property 6000 Lots CUSTOM FOURPLEX Attentloft Bullde,. VILLA MMtSlltLES Choice Newport •r~•. 3 BR One aet't' with txiatirw: 3 Be(S;. NE£D 2nd money on 2 9'°' 8• •ND NEW putle1. ~ private h6mt ~ l 2 BR units. ld~•l owntr rm home, Room for U more SPACIOUS equity ii ,000. Wanl $3000 occupied & tax ahe.lter prop. unlu. Pouible 1ubordlna.. or more. 10?& int. pd, U69 t & 2 Bdrm. Apts_. erty, $9,11(1 Income. $12.000 1!011, 1Mi% tw.bcing, $45.000 Donet Unt CM 2nd · Adult Living Down. $15,<nl. PERRON 642·1771 of rtal ~slat~ ii pi~ FUrn. & Unfurn. PERRON 642.Jnt • 75. x 100• prime t'OlTlrr PaWarioo. Land val ue D!Mwuher. color coordinal-1 Q O/o DOWN view lot ln Laguna Beach.. $60,18) plu1 older houat k ed appliance1 • plu.sh shag 5'15-81.af ~ owner/~nt. sheds. Want $12,000 attOnd carpet • choice of 2 color 19 Unita, eastalde, beautiful ~=~~~====~==I ~·~·~t~h~t·~·~"'~· ~,.;_~~3634~·---schemea • 2 baths • 11tall apts. G~, s:µ.ooo year. A ,200 aOOwen • riirro"ed ward. $250,000. Agent fl'.5-4930. :..;;<~re.:.:•~•~•:.,_ ___ _;o:c:; I $20;<m SECURED w/2nd robe doors _ indlttel llghl· PRICE REDUCED CHOICE deed ot trust. Pay lO'iti + 10 lne in kitchen • bttakfaat F.a1tblilff CulJ 6 units, Ownrs points commercial property . bar • hUie private fenced 4 Br, 3 Ba hm + S 1tudio1. LOCATIO N Call 548--~16, ·1'1r. Neu patio • plush landscaping • $196,500. Ov.'l'ler 675-5003. Ml LAND brick Bar-S.Q's. Jarce heat-ANNOUNCEMENTS erl pools I.: lanai. Business Rental 6060 7.20 Acres on Grand and and .NO'tlCE .... S:._ ___ 1 3101 So. Bristol St. . Che11nut, near 1st St. In .• (% ?i.1i. N. of So. Coas· Plua) LARGE 1tud10 for rent, down1own Sant11 Ana, Found (FrM Ads) '400 Santa Ana good space Jor mu 1 ii; 5627•000 POlJND KIT'rEN. All black PHONE. 55 ... 200 lessons or a1•! claSt1Cs. 2'l80 For further information • '· . Newport Blvd., or call Coll 673-8550 ft'male, ha.a fiea collar and 64(>.9425 after 6 ptn. hu been 1payed, Vic, of Valentine and Reu~n1. HB. T:..;::;u~st~i~n _____ _:5640c:..;:r0FFICE l: Store available. 84&-2009 W. Coast Hwy, N.B. DOWNING APTS Call 54S-5.383 GERMAN Shepherd lemalf' CORNER or I SA--"c~i=11=~=000=.=3:. :p:1,=,=,,=..,=l 1 Hair oil ol her back. fo'ound WILLIA•1s a·a Sl'ORE · 826 W. 19th St., C/1.1. vie or Fountain Valle) " " II ,,,, ACl"I. Lake Ma I he w I LL ~ --·· -~ A I $11 5/mo * 5-18·1768 Estatell, 14 mi/Rivenide.1 ~=-=~·-------$115. 2 Br. 2 Ba. }'!'pie, P\·t Ungmd/ull's. Gorg view FOUND male Collil!, u.ble Ii: patio. Pool. Adults over 18. CORONA Del i\1ar, 660 Sq. mount & lakes. 548-64lll aft ~·hite \v/whlte blazf'. Call n.fgr.1.6J07 Alliance Ft. E-Z Parking, prime loc. 5. Sandy Snyder 546-252j afl 4 .' "oll •-'. "A" """I Realonomics 'Corp. 6T>-6700 I ;;,.,=~~==,.....~,.-, pm " V'<U"..>JU READY TO RENT~ • Db: 2 STORE & Ofli~ -ni~ Bldg. .Br, :.z Ba. CJD, bllns. encl 12-'-,-,-A-LE--,,-,-,-.-,-w-ru-·1,-w-/ L•ouna Beach 5705 $55 • $225. Eves 673-1784, gar. Sl75. ;,.a~370S, 673-2370 black ma r k i n g a. vi<' ll :c:.!<:.:~..::;:;:.:cc._....;;;..;~f ~1319. 222 5th St., HB. Primrose Dr & J•caranda, LeYe~~~~ 2c:;;1!.~~ !~·J>l'~~I ----------R. E. Wanted 6240 ' Me511. Verde. Call 5.ii-7297 fully equipped kitchen, court Office Rental 6070 CEMETERY v.•ants R.E. lnc. FOUND • Lyman Hall HI· yard balconv, ocean \'iew. -Mf1"./Com'I for 'Cart' f''und' school class ring • Vic: Adults. 497-14-0.:i SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY Oceanside Beach. 53§.-0751 1.7.3 rooin. up to 3,000 sq. SIOOM + <II>i\t 5 yr old OCEAN VIE\V • Lr&: 2 BR. ft. office iUites. lnlmed. OC· C.Om'l bldg w/loadini;:: f'OUND Siamese kitten in &p~. Unfu~. Crpts, drps, c•Jpanc)'. Orange C n 1 'Y . J)O('k and AAA tf'nant. lhe Vic of Ocf>&n Blvd. a nd b!t·ull!, pa\K>S. w a I k Ing AirpoM In•ine Conunerc. Like largt'r, LeaSE'bark OK~I CPo.-"PP~Y~-~·~7~5-1662.,.:.=----~ d1stan~ to town. 100 Cllff Complex adj Airportei' LYTLE REALTY FOUND male klltt'n. Black Dr., Laguna Beach. 494-5498 Hotel & 'Resta~rant,. banks, 583 \V. 19th CM 54S-9-19l ,,·Jwht bib & fl!<!1 • w/llea 2 BR, 2 BA, cpts, drps, bit· San Diego &. N'pt ,.~"''Yll. Private buyer wants apt uni!s 1 _roc:._ll~ao~"._8_46-_!121J ____ _ ins. l yr old, view. S235 iUNCRO\\'D£D PARKING good location. any condition. FOUND 2 small dog,11 l tan leaM". 494.j073 • LOWEST RATES 6Th-3511 llnd 1 gray Vie Hall ol fame ... Owner/mirr. 2172 o..µ>ont Dr., track ~5967. San Clemente 5710 Rm. 8. Nt'wport Beach BUSINESS •nd DOG found in College Park !33--3223 Courtesy to Brokers F INANCIAL -G Sh h ~ 2 BR, cpts, drps, stove, SD, 1=:..:=..:;;=='--'=-==--._:_c:c:::::.:.:~:;:..___ area, pt erman ep e1u, LF 1165 11 blk &. \\'hi. 64fr5363 aft 6 gar, ' . mo, ca DELUXE ,,. Busine11 1-=.C..----'-'-'-'---'-49'.1·3001, 231 Aragon, blm Opport•Jnitias 6300 CHILD'S girl's, glasst's, vie: front apt. t.1esa No11h , 11--, ... s'"E-D'-R-OO_M_. -,-s-.-,,-,-1EX('CUli\'e Offlct> auitt' avail· ~ Carpels & Dl'll.)>f!ll. $175, plus ablt' on Campus Drive, HAVE YOUR $50. deposit. 492-1971 arross from Orange County OWN BUSINESS 11,;::'-'"='-'=====,-I airport. 2 officeJ<, reception D•n• Point 5740 room, stor111gr, commel'(:ial 11::=:c:.::..:.c:;::;::_ ___ ::_~ front -privai,. sidt" entrance. DELUXE Duplex. new in 108 sq. f1. ~t6-880l April, nr. Doht'ny Sl81f' Courtrsy to B1"0krr.~. Park &. nelY harbor. 2 Br, •DELUXE l-roon1 o[CiCt'. 1\1 ba. Fenced yard. ne'ol•ly Adjacent to Airporter Inn & Indsc~. Gar3:gl' w_/extr11 Orange Cnty. A I r port . ent. directly into k1lchen. C rp drapes rnu.sic air· Bll·ins incl. dishwasher It. ad., etc $12~ Monti' \l'ith A i\1inin1um Investment! The NE'W'PORT SCllOOL or RU.SINESS alter 3 yr.~ of ,r. lt'ctive &: l"t'purable ~rvlr.e to !he oomn1unily is st'Jling tht' following for a surpris· ingly low tiguN': Lost 64111 LOST Sm. fem shaggie CO<'kapoo : Blk v.· / w ht n1arlul. Vic: San1a Isabella & Santa Ana SI. ~1649 \Vkdy-Eve1. LOST: Black female kitten, 3 mo., v.•/111·hile pav.·s I.: chest. Vi<'. Yranciscotrustin area, N.8, 548-1045 or 54l)..6410 garb. disposal. Carp. &. ~1Qi . off. ci-0144 drapes lhruout. 2·Storles. __ 1200 Mo. ''""· to ,,,,w, DESK sif:.t.CE renting. Dec. 1st. No pels. Drive by 33001 Copper 222 Forest Avenu9 Lantern, Dana Pt. or call legune Beach 4~2328 days, 4!H-4191 eves or 41»-1l97 Lingo Rea.I ____ <>I-_.,.. ____ _ Estate Invest{nenUI. DESK SPACE Ty(lf'1vri1eni, lable11, bl11.ck· SEALPOINT -Siao1ese with hoard, leaching tools, sup-two white back feet. Vic. plies, nan1e of the school. Bay & l'Wlil!J .. _~ ~l instruction & advict' for a 1 CRCE~lcV_A_R_D_._646-c.c_1'87_c.__· ---I suettSsfuJ 5el up. For furlh-LOST Largt male c a I , l'r Info., ronlaft Nona Hoff. onnge & white In vie. or man 6'12·3870 Ali you v.·ill \Vitr.on & Joann. Reward! pay 0 for ls 1tie' equipment & Please, return.' 642-9883. J\Jpplle1. For itie right buy. LOST: A pair of black lram· Condominium 5950 305 No. £1 Camino R••' h ' 1 · J ' 111::::::.:=:.:.;;::;:::;.:.: __ ....:;;:; er, I e tes •s ree. 1 ed bifocals, In yellow case S.:in Clamenta BEAUTIFUL Country Club 492-4420 \V/rosei;, Vic: :f' ash l o n VIII C '! 2 b l'' b t AcliYc. -l11i11nd:-830-3++6· a, ·" . IJ i a, pv ===~--~~--AL CO paUO, crpts, drps, bltns, e.tc. OFFJCE-Garage11 & fenced NATI ON • ha "~ I I N ....... , <•liablo ""l'llOn 11•ho fEl\I, Jong Ired £'r&Y CAt. $260 mo. Ca11 Jeanne 1 '"' spaCt' "' gall pumps, n """" .,.. 4 111•hile ft'el, green eyes, Ed~·arit.!I 968-6323 HB. Avail for rent from requirf"11: $15.COO · 10 S~0.000 Laguna Niguel. 495-5227 ' 12/1. Call 549-3373. prr ye11r Income, to 1ake 1 --'-''---~------1 Rental1 W•nfed 5990 * NE\VPORT Bf.A-CH--c-;,-ic t1dvan t11ge of 1~ mo~• un. • * LOST • brown male Center :ioo fl to · uxx1 n. usual oUer n111de in lhe di11-flOO<lle vie Sanl11 Ana Ave RESPONSIBLE Young man Ans\v &. secretarial 675-1601. 1rillu1 inn of food products. 1-'C~-·~"~· ~R='c"'="~'=·="~G-=26=26:,,.=· I Icily employef'I \Vishe.~ 1o -"'C:,,=c.;;,,----o--'-'-~-No Kelling req, Co. will es· LOST SM. Bl11ck Cat. White rent 2 8 .R. housr, prefe r • X1:.NT Office Spllce No~ 111bli11h accoun!s. May start chest & pows, w/wht spot Beach area -up 10 $125 mo. Ava!I. LIDO BLDG. ~ part or full time. under nose. 673-4181 Take excellenl care ol pro-Via Lido, NB. 67l-450I. CASll REQUIRED perty. 646-lTil. 3100 NEU1PORT BLVD. N.B. SJ(XXl.$9000 LAW sludenl, marricrl. no ON TIIE BAY lnvestnie.nl secured by ln. child., desires 1 or 2 BR unr 67:>-2·1&1. ~1·~'°32 ven1ory. Guaranteed lllle of iiipl Laguna. 968--020:;. 1670 SANTA ANA AVE, CM product or refund. For in . GARAGE SPACE for Anllque 35c SQ. fl. lervicw, give your name, Automobiles. 67j.246'1 or 5'11-5032 address & phone number to 673-2328 lOO-fi00..1200 sp, fl. l)('alership Division 50, P .O. omCES, $60-$90-$180. Box 24B51, L.A. Calif. 90024. Rooms for Rent 5995 Cosla l\1esa. 646-2130 COFFEE Shop. Ideal for •-;:;.;-ACTIVE "·ri,...m ~ FOR ren! • Store or office. couple. Small investment • •n "" eel Tu I I will h11.ndle for reliable par· beautiful homt' for young CIU'J)et ' p 0 ca. I 0 n' ty. Call collec!, 4 I S: employed v.·omao, i\lany ~tv.•port 8!\'d, N.8 . 673-576.1 924-53:14 privileges. $7j, H .B . " EXECUTIVE orf''ICES ..::;:.:..:::::=--~-~-~ 842-5654 4 Offices • Lido Isle JANITORIAL Service for * 6Th-6384 • Mil'. Equipment &-ron· HUGE BR, pvt ba &-~n.."1---------~ tract,;, Going business. tranct", TV. gar. Older NICE Small air-cond ofkfi~ 613-3090. ----- t'mploy. gentleman only. urwlcr Sl!IO. 15.i."i Ba er, I ~-'-""'"''--- GRAND OPENING! Oriental, Swedish & French. MASSAGE All nev.· young & altracttve female technicians to serve & satisfy our cus!omers. Private room11 e Sauna. Hrs. 12 'Iii 12. 1113 Newport Bl vd. Costa Mes• 642-0450 Licensed 646-435.l Suite c, C.i\f. S10-2571. Money to Loan 6320 * PG'lm & Cards * • $15 PER 1vPek ·up , 60IS 1 TD L iv/kitchen~. $27.50 p_er Commercial , st 0an week.up Apts. i\10TEL. 54S. Laguna Beach Shop i 9755 25 ft x 47 ft on Fore1t Ave. 7~ '7o INTERE.ST ROO~i for rent in Co~ta nl' Coast Hwy Ideal for 2nd TD Loan Me~a. nice l. quiet home, specially_ &lbm.it lease of!. \\'Orking man only. 642-479-1 er. Phone Mr!, Gable 714: 'l'l'rms based on equily, FURNISHED room for rent.1.,:"';";,rns::;·="'=1:'·===o-== [ 642-2171 S45--0611 Costa i\lesa. $18 week. Call!' Sc1v ing Ha.rbor area 21 yrs. a4&-l807 lndu&trlal Rental 6090 S 1 Mo c att er rtgage o. YNG Collt'gf' or 1\'0rking girl. NE\V Bldg. 1'1"28 to 2300 sq. 336 Z, 17!h St~l 8111. Isl. Kit & TV rm, lele. fl. Nr. Baker and Fa iiview, $80/mo. 67~3613. t yr lease. Su 111 van, NICE Room, prlv. home. 540-4429. kitch. privil .+ Near lbop'g l,So::.:_:U_thco~o~l-d-,-luf-1-B~..,,--,,,,-,,.-w I.: transp. C.l\f. 549-1061 stuff You t:an do both dlrJ Misc. Rentals 5999 20' x 20' ga~ $3.i. mo, nr ·Elden & i\fonta Vista, C.l\t. 54~1657. The DAILY, ·PILOT , ORANGE COAST'S leading Marketplace DAILY PILOT \Vant Ads. Tll'..ED of that old furniture? It's really not that hard to replace. Just watch the fumltun .l mtscellaneo\dl columns in the Oasslfled Sec lion. SP IRITUALIST READER Help in all problems. lOVf'~ marriage, busines~. All read- ings private. Special $1 read. ings, Open 7 days, 9 an1- lO pm, 7421 \Vestniinster Ave .. 893--9&i4, \\'t'stmiruiter. PLANNING to Travel? ReRponsible Nt'wporl Beach couple wlU babysit your home 10 June ·n . Call 67~206 It's really not that hard to repla~. Just watch the furniture .It mlscellaneouB columns ln the Oa•tHled S«tlon. I -·-·-·· • , t• DAllV PILOT Sat11rdl)', ~mbtr 5, 1970 I ,.,., * . .. RVJCE DIR!CTORY S!RVICI DIRICTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMEN1 * ' * Co'J'!'!!?•I!! 65tl 1 ·0-.-,-.,,-1-.,------· l-P-o-ln_ll_ng-.-----IT--11-•• -c-.'-,-.m-lc.;.;;..;_;""69--74 Jobo-Mon, Wom. 7100 J~N!On. ~-~--~10o 1 .J~o~b!:• ~M~io~n.:_:. W~om!!:.. !.7_!;100~1 P•perh•ngtng 68so1 -;:~;;.:;--;;;:~:-;:;::';· \ . ____ .:__:.....:.....:..:......:. [ • ~ * t~ RDtODELING Carpenter AL'S CWIDEN'IN.0 1--~-~~---11 * Vtrnt', The Tile Mo.n * MEN ~nd WOMEN THE r.JODl::UNG Coone! need1 v.'Otk. 3$ )'ti HP9r· for Cardtninr A: .mall land-DO It yourMlf. You do trim. Cust. \.\.'Ork-. lnata.11 & rt~lrs. CITY OF you can ~fiord US.-Sl.00.1 -B¥ I.he hour. W..~. tca~18'Yklu·c.i150Q91 Avg . .1 Br. houl.r. Exter No job too s.mL Plaaler NEWPORT IEACH p•RT TIME Li~nsed Sc:-hool-Glf t tJ;l' !hf s~·ede do IL Repair, &ervina: Newport. CdM, ~ SIUt:t'O $150. Incl mat'I ' palchlng. L!aking shower lllll Certificates Avail. 5'f0-.5540, rimodel' patio.. ta .Mtu.. Dover Sborrt. labor. All \\Ork E;uar . repair. 847·1!157/846-0206. *PAINTER* PULL TIME Eves !>l9-3108. t 673-.MlT We11cUt1. ~i~l.J·ll. CER.k\tlC Tile work. Free $605 to $736 Mo. TV Commercial wo1·k avail. R EPAfRS..ALTDUnONS-STOR1.I REPAJR 1101..JDAY Special Inter " 1':51. No job too small, Rrciuil'f!nlf!nta: IUch School REXAIR INC. If il'l('J(Pfr'd, Possibility tor -CABINETS. Aey atze job. Trtt work, •urcecy, brt.cina. Exler ralntin:. Free est. 53&2426, vaduat:lon and two )'ts, ex-ANAHEIM DIV. snull part s. JAG, Inc. 25 )Tl exper. 548-6n3. prunt, Landscp main t, Local ref's, Llc'd & ln•.1========== I per, as a journeyntan paint-~1 -":::::i~;::::;;,;;::;;,_=-"-=I cleanup Jobs, Time open, Free window waslling 'l111lde.Topsoil 6977 er f\t)w Hir;.,.,. • .,..,.,..,...,..,..,..,.., C.-·~. Cone_._ ~ Profeu GanJentr. Georae J<'._· ~ou~':..· C.~tt~Ch~uo;ckJ<,._IMl4:5--00J9~'!_r:;:;,-;-.;,:-s;:;;,;-;:;;;;;;"" Fof application and Info., con. -... $18,000 .... nr ,..,,. --To Soll Sa-" • --p OJ Cl Evening work 6:30 to 10 Pi\l • ·-fi46..6893. No \Vasttng P , uuy ....,..m tact l'niOn~I c., ty * .... Whodtlyo Wom? Whodtlyo Get? SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR FARROW Cement, ta.stl---0-,A-RD~EN-IN=G---*WALLPAPER* LYt.IAN ~~SCAPING 1-lall. 3300 Newport BJ\·d., ~.:;,~~~°io \Vanted: Youngen"rretic de- pneumallc stapling &. ho& By ~-perJe·-• Ja "' \Vhen ""I.I c·•t "Moc" Ne\\'l)Ort &ach, Calif, <714) ORANGE COUNTY Jtreed a1>Plicant w/a a:d ~· rlna:lng, \\'eldlna. by hr or ....,. * S4s:o22's *pa • #-... 673.6633 before :;: pm, De. ~of work history ln field of job, Call M0-29&'.i. 548-lf44 6f6..l7tl Uphol1tery 6990 cember ll'ilh . land &. Industrial develop. NATURAL IORN SWAPPERS SPKl•I R•lo CLEAN UP SPECIALISf X-PAINTER, now 11chool --l"==~~~----1 TOP STARTING PAY ment for hl-leveJ ma.n11.p. CEA!F.NT WORK. no job too New fence & repair, Mow. tE>acher ·will pailil eves A Cz Y k os k I's (Cty-kos-key) CCX:KTAIL Waitttas youl1j', We need 22 men and \lo'On1en ment post!lon ·w/:dn't thin, S LfMs -5 1fme1 -S bucks •ULIS -AD MUIT INCLUDI :~. H~~:O~~~· sJ;,;5e ~~ '"'~~. edalna:. Re as, \lo'knds. Xln't \\-Ork.ma11shlp, Cu1tom Upholstery, 1831 ;~~~~~:ili ~f.PC.~~. ~raOn. \vith all types of \\'Ork back-Newport """"""""' h'E'r est 540--0062. Newport BJvd, CM 642-1454. groundr. No experiern:l' nee. Personnel Agency ,_..,.... .,.. ..... " ....... ,_ ... , Y" •••• , ...... 1-YOUll ... Allll/M' MlllrtM. ..... II-tf .. Wwtili., c;;i\1ENT .. , ,','~."'·slleld as. -~·'-~ 7A;=L,;,;S;::::La::.,,od7oc-a-," ... -. -:T"r",-,· I ~P::A"P"E"RH~A"N"G"•N°'·c"°--"F'°r-,-.·l i•o"B"s"&"E"M"'P"lro"-Y"'Mi;EO;N;iT'° $650. easary, .. company training 833 Dover Dr .. N.B • ....... TMHte f'Oll S.ALI -'TIADll OIU.YI dri 1 ep 1~ 'oo..:s1:•auui, tt.moval, Yard remodeUng, est., salislaction guaran-J b W .. _..., Credit !'olana.ger Tm., mar. la Jumlshed, If )'OU qualify, 642-3870 To Place Your Tr•der's Paradln Ad PHONE '42-5671 vei, 11. 1· · Truh haul.Ina lot cleanup, lttd, Dan Sc h w a rt z, o lnf9111, M..-. 7000 ried, recent sales v:p, re-n.pkl advancement to key I,, __ .,, ______ , I AtORE Concrete patio for Repair sprnklert. 673-1166. 547·~16. DEPENDABLE Young mar-QUired, call Ann, \Ve1tc1W poaltlon. Must be over 18, \VOJ\L\N To clean vacant Tl'ade $3,000 eqully, 3 br. 2 bl' ~ Ha\'asu home for property o" ! CAlL E\-es, m-471:? Dpb: Bill Isl. 3 Br + I br. $19,500 f'Q. Trd for bustne•1 or .shopnr ctr. Pyran1id Jo:X- changot"ll, 108 McFadden Pl, t-."B. 675-8800. 12 Uni!~, prime Joe . Santa A11a, 7X Gi"OU, $50,000 Eq. Trade: tor $50,000 to 160,000 home, duplex or triplex. Owner/Broker 673-3430 DELUXE 2 BR, I ~! BA TOll'flhoUSf'. like: nil\\'. Pool & rec. nn. C.M, '$6000 eqty for TD 'tr) C11rl. or '?! . ,.,....., W' HOUSEBOAT, Xlnl , Liv" ahoard, slip &\'&II, \\'ill 1nk.r car, srrialler boat in trade ror equity, * 548-7434 • Trade l\!oblle Home, by 1he bay: FOR hoUse or dupl•x, in area. Adults only, $10.000 eq, 613-3524 1969 Camaro Z/28. 4-1pd, headers, mags, orante me- (atnakt', "inyJ top, new tir· es. Trade for car \\'1aut0- malic or 1 494-303·1 f'rade $3800 ('(f. In 2 BR. 2 Ba. mobil hOme in lovely lia.y&ide Villagr, !or lalt' nJO. del camper/van. Owner 67~1642 CAPISTRANO C WNED, .-+ acres, Free I: Oear. $W.OOO. TRADE for income .. ? REALTOR 548-7111 '68 Jo'trebltd Landau De· luxe, full I po.,,,•tr & air. Tradt' tor equity ·in AS. SUJ\tABLE LOAN: 3 or 4 br home. 53&-91.iJ leu money. Artistic 1ettlna;. ~~=-'--,.-J~a-----,.~G~.~~~,~-"",,-l 'P"A~l~'"=f~JNC,..,G~&--~.-.~. -I .00 rd Personnel Aeency, 21>43 n4-7253 ap", Exp<r. Full o r Lie., call /.tax at 644-0687 ..... t"< ---•u ,... •~ paper, ... nging, rl man, ha working & \Ye1tcllH Dr., N.B. 64>2770 Complete yd service. Neat 25 )'TS exper. Only quality clean cut ~ka pennanent * * Pt·timl'. 557-6180 bl\.\'n 2 &: FREE Est. S..\lo1na;, brealc-It Rella. Free eat. 642-4389 \\'Qrk. i\lix any co Io r. l'mployment. Sales, stock DENTAL RECEPJ'JONJST • MODEL \\.'anted--...'/avtrage 5. ing, haullnc " 1ltlplor.dlng. 5-Kl-19-13. de J ivl'ry, appttndceihip, De1k only. Exp'd. Proficient or abo\le av~ rage in. Service & quality. ~. Gener•I S.rvlcts "'2 1'10USES Docks boa 1 5 ere. 64~3109. \\'ith huurance. Afternoon 10 1elligence. l 'ull time posi· everythi011g r e~ so n ab I; f'Ve hni. Cl-8 or 9 pmJ, some: tion. 547-4491. Contrector• '620 LOT •8.5 & 86. Approx 90x 180' each. Conler in Victor Villagl', Clear, For mobile M\' \Vay, quality home hon1e or cabin, Pa Im repair. \Valla, cetllni, ficon Springs area. TI4/~92-4~. etc. No job too amall. 5-13-1494. 24 hr ans. 1erv. J U1111J N"\'Pl :.: or 3 unltJ c. l\Te:aa for 8-17 units area LI C'D Contr. Remodtllna:, of c.~fesa, Garden Gr, or add-0111, tootinc, pelntlna & Anaheim, Ask for AL.King repaln. S40-T8S8 or Jone1 Riiy Inc, NB. 673-lllO 50-16&1. Rr-tvlel!n~ * Additions SI:< lots, l .2 Acres, free It. KARL E. KENDALL cle&.r, Huntington Harbor Ucensed-Bonded 548-1537 areR. \Vant jncomt' proper. IY. Submit au Ofter"!!. Bkr, I AddltioM • Remodellnx CARPENTRY, Cabs., Pa.i~ lint. JoUl'm.lca, Plbg repair, concrtte, appliances & water heater replacementJ. &&&-35ll ~Jon thru Sat. 1 to 7. RAIN G u t • e rs Installed. Qunllty \lo'Ork. Reuonable. Free eat. 96S-nl8. TYPING IB:\f Exec. Ovemite: s"rv. Accur. guar. 546-0260 eves. ~~----6_7~30 palnled. fret> est. 646-9752. Job W1nted, Sal's. Salary open, fringe cl\l~O~D~E~.LS~.-a~ttcra-c"t7Jv-,-a\r=uc ./ IN'r. or Ex TE R 1 o R Women 7020 IX'nelils. Ph: anytime (H.B. needed for \\'Ork in local area) 8 ant·9 pm, 846-3540. I h' ho $10 hr/ !AG PAINTING. Loe. Rel. l~f-AIDES _ For convalt>scence tui ion s ws. · · l\IED. Service. Free elderly care or f.amlly care' DENTAL RECEPTIONIST -_1_occ._.,;._·_3'l_·_1_~--~ estimntes. 646--0210. Homemakt'rs, 547-6681. · Desk only. A1ust have dental t.10DEL, Dress Shop, topless INTER & Exler. Accous. ceilings sprayed, low prices Job Wa nted, gd work. i'i7-7455, 5-IS-2759 Men & Women 7030 PAll\'TING • EXl·ln!, 18 yrs. EXPERJENCED exper, ln.s. Lie. Free es!. ~ 1nanag~rs A1et'Ous1 Celling 9fi8-g!2G for n1otel, husband & \V1fe. · s. DepC'ndable local residents. PAINTING: Honest guarnn. S.IS-7491 ore. exper, lnsuranct', accts &: see thrU, &iie 10-12, top rec, ofc, mgn1t. Some Sat's. pay, San Ct'menle 49i-1330 Salary open, fringe benefits. Ph: nnytimt', (H.B. area) MODELS Needed for N.B. 8 am-9 pm. 846-354{1, 1 Tea Room Shows. 540-5540, eves 549-3108. DENT AL asst. sect. PN!\'en-tativ~ dentistry, l\fust love PLUl\IBERS-Repair & people. E.'Cp. 968_5782; heati11~. Top \\·ages 646-27211 plus cOmn1. 5'1:'1-1602 """ A~~o • GeNick & Son, 1.k J.lU"'O"""' anyome. TRASH & Gar•-clea!Hlp. 673.fiOoll * 5-19-ZJ.70 -~ teed work, Lfc'".I. t.Ocal re.l 's !-========== Cali 675-5740 art 5. · Jon-Men, Wom. 7100 INTERIOR & E:\'TERIOR DENTAL chair assistant with RECEPTION IST w I typing front office: capabililie:s, & shorlhand. Exp'd, Good 1 ao"es near Corona, future __ 7 daye. $10 a load. Free e•t frel'"'ay onran1p, $60,IXXI C•rptt Cleaning 6'2J Anytime. 54~5031 . J erry's Pain!ini: Sf'rvic:-e ABOVF. ll\'tragr children (clearl, "'ANTS depreciable !:!~~~~~~-!!~I YDA~Re.iD~/~G;&acr~. -CCll~oa~onuij;p. l===·=4=,.;.=1864==·===I neNled for adver1ising cam- 646-4801 pay. 642-3~72 Rt'~taurant ELECTRONIC -Co u n I e r El Toro & Huntington Beach. salesman, l'Xp'd. Jo"ull and part time. prOPf'MY, Roy J. Arnlton, Clean-Cleaner-Oearie11t! Remo\'e trees, Ivy, trash. pa ign. 6 yrs & over. JAG, 494·7160. Kurt \Yaaner Carpet &: Grade, backhoe, 962-ll74.j, Photography 6870 lnc, 835-3501 Upholstery Cleaneni. S 9 Ha\•e vacant &: improved a\-tr&p rm. 534-5l05, ~11 inromt', \\'ANT: Rl lot 633-5642. or home, coastal area, New-CRPI'!/\Vindcni.·s _ 3 nnr &: por1 Beach thrU Dana Point hall foam shampooed + '-'-""'°'--· ------·I comp! window ~·ashing both 1-1.IGH DESERT for Health. for $31.50. 827-3182 aft 4:30. WANT ailit·Nev. 2-3 M elev Diamond Carpet OeRnlna HAVE Cl cor. 90xll12 bldgs Pre-holiday ~clal $&§,<OJ eq-$42,000 Inc. $445 Frte i\linor Repairs \\'/Ong. mo, o .... •ner, CM &J6.3558. 300• S15. "'e al5o install. 17' II\ in diesrl HOUSE· Free esl. 645-1317. BOAT, clear. f & At CleMlng Service Jo'OR: Income propei•!y. lfollday Special. Cert!-1''oam. 673-3114 or 646-IJOI e1, dries In 2 hn. 536-3308, 536-2247, What do you ha,·e to trade? List It here -in Orange Co1.1niy'1 laJifst read trad. ing posl.642-5618 STEA'.\f Jet carpet cleaning. By ClarKare, nation-~'ide servtce. Free t'll. &I~ . JUNK Wanted. Free meta.I CHR[STi\1AS Special-Have ACC .OUNTl.NG, Book- pick up & ga.rage cleanups. pictures takrn w/Santa in keeping, marr1td. \\'ages gd, Hauling. Ed Stone, ~13. your hoint, Judy. &11-6579. l\lust be qua! • Ref, Appl y ruiiiiN~'KK\~.~.;"'~ ....... F'rff;;;;;-;m;;,;,,;.,il'S:=========1141E.171h SI, c.~1. behind pick up & garqe cleanup1. Plastel"ing, Patch, Tune-up. Steam l\f a s I er Hauling. Ed Stone:, 543-8913 l...CR~ep~a~i~r:_ ___ ~68IO~~IACD•~··~po'j;t~C~lSi"~""iG'":·-;64w;..;;;;;l3;l;;-Jo, ADVERTISING -Women or HAULING & Cleanup. Trees * PATCH PLASfERING girls. $2 lo $3.50 per hour, & shrubs f't!mO\'ed. Free AU types. Free es!ima1es full tin1e. Call or come in, estimate, 66.3433. Call 540-6875 ;,.JS-5.j()l; 1869 N e w po r t ----Blvd . Suite F', Costa ~lesa. Housecle•nlng '~ Plumbing 6890 DENTAL ASSISTANT, chair· H. W. \\'RIGHT CO. e \VAJ'ffiESS e CASHIER 1770 Newporl Blvd, Costa • Sand,\ich-Short ordt'r l\lesa e KJTCH. HELPERS EXPER'D \\'Oman klr lite e BUSBOYS* DELI CHEF' housework., small family, 4 Adams & Brookhurst HB. hrs mornings, l\lon. &. Fri, 96S-1515 $2. hr. No. 1-lunt. Sch area. Nursing: Call ~1rs. Welch , 841-2653 wk days 9 to 5. SUPERVISOR . LVN, J..11:30 Experienced p.m. e BANK TELLERS e LVN SUPE RVISOR Ph: 536-9311 RELIEF J-11:30 pn1. FEJ\.lALE Cook want~: a.p-HOUSE OF CLEAN PLUM BING REPAIR s1rl<', afternoon to eve hrs. ply in per50n. MESA Complete House Cleaning No job too sniall 4\-8 or 9 pml Some Sat's. LANES, 1703 Superior, C~f LVN RELIEF -~Iedicines 3- 11:30 pm 642-6824 e 642-31211 e Salary open, fringt" benefils. =~=~~~~~~-t Ph: anytime, 1H.B, area' * * FRYCOOK for grave. Meas Cleaning Service Carpels, v.indo'l'•s. noors etc. Res It Commc'l. 548-4111 DAYWORK $7.50 hr. Exp. DRAINS Plugged? Draining yard shift. Apply 562 W. slow? Experl.ly clt"ancd $9. 8 am-9 am. 1846-354(), 191.h St., C.l\·I. 2..'i hr serv. 530-38.'H APT. Cleaning: W om 11. n 1 --.~G~E=N=E=RA-L=HcE=L-P~-.- ==========I needed, exper. Own transp. Roofing 6950 Pecomal rel'•. 64~1224 $3.75 HR. LVN SUPERVISOR 11·7:30 am LVN RELIEF SUPERVISOR ll-7:30 am. Park Lido C:invalesct'nt Cent tr 842-8044 R1cept. Typi•t ' Schools-lnstructfon 7600 COSTA MESA PRE-SCHOOL 18tt: & t.lonrovia. 'Ii Jay '+ Full day sessions. Plan- ned progran\, hOt lunches. Ag•s 2.5 hrs 6:30 am~ pm, $111 \\'k.' Compare? 642-4050 or 838-~7. AIRLINE SCHOOLS PACIFIC Day & Night Classes 543-6596 610 E. 17th St .. Santa Ana JAPAN KARATE FED. Black Belt Jnstrt.1r1or. Gary lfallenbl>ck 642·8387, ;,45-2096 843 \V. 19th, Ci\1 Hr!, 6-9, No Contract! PIANO Lessons )'Our home: Certilied teachers. l\lusic systems. :P.lr. Hath cock, &!6-1368 TAHJTL\N & Hula Classes Bv j\·!aihiokalana. Phone 646-2012 after 3 P'.\1 . MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADE Furniture 8000 ;\'l,\PLE Round table, bulret, lwin n1anrcss & box springs, Ga's Jogs \\'/grate. 675-2097. * Carpet Layln1 & Local nl. 0\\·11 transp. Call ll .. "-'!!!!!l!!l!itl!!!!l!!!'-!!!*!!11 .. l!!l!*!!!!l!!!!!!!!~*!!l!!!~!!!l!!I __ R_•~!'!_;_, ____ '4_26 _642-4-0 __ ,_o_u_,_,P_'-"~~-* Xlnt Cleaning Lady 4NNOUNCEMENTS SIRVICE DIRECTORY 1 EXPERT "'""''" By day --~~--~~--APPLICATIONS Now-b@ing Full or pRrt timt' BEF'ORE ~·ou buy, call T. tllkrn for ha I t's t y Ii st s DC'pendable, Jive In a.rea. Guy f~oohng Co. R.c<.'Jver w/follO"'ing In N.B. area. l\ir. Po\\·ers ~9867 ~ Pe : 1 a I I s 1 · 6 4 .J -27so, For appt call 6'14-5750. GIRL For general office Are )'Of.I a. girl of today'? Fan. tastic oppor, for a girl \\'ho \\'ants an rxciting position w/lols of challangl' & ad· \'llncement. Start $375, Call Jean Brown, 54~~. COASTAL AGENCY ANTIQUE mahogany secretar)'. $150. 830-9188. 26502 LaQuilla Ln, :\Iission Vie)> eftd NOTICES CARPET INSTALLATION * aft 6 pm, 675-4235 * 1----------1Briclc, Masonry, & REPAIR. 646-4191 . l--=Ho7u=SECJ,=-E-Al-N=JN~G~- 1'1t10MI• 6405 etc 6S60 1.1.io By day, Ov.·n transportation 1----------1 --------Drepe_r_i•-•------8Jll.-064h FUU..Y LICENSED * BUILD, Remodel, rt!pair. !-=========~ Reno•'ned Hindu Spirltualliit Brick, block, con c r e t t' DRAPERY· I , Advice on all matten. carpentry, no job too small P.lA.~UFACTURER rOfung Love, Martiqe, Busineis Lie. Conlr. OOUM5 2'l Yrs In Area! 5-49-023£ 6755 Rttdi11g1 &:1ven 7 days a BRICK *BLOCK•ST6NE: INTERIOR TEXTILES v.·eek, 10 am . 10 pm. By the hoW', .aft& 5:30 \\'e'\'e Done All The ~1odels- 3U N. El Camlno Real, 642-l!J.l8 * 6"5--0TJ8 Let Us Design For You! IRON1NG ln my h o m e_, Balboa area. $1.all an hour. 673-7916 C~.s-~:;;:· AUTO SALESMA~ 11.urk, part time, Ne~'J>Ort LEE ROOFING CO; Roofir.g \\'anted part time: St~dtnt Bch. Call bt>t~·een 9 & 10:30 of all types, re c 0 v e r, perf<'rred. No exper1el\C't' 1 _acm~·~"='~ll-4=52_2. ~~~- repairs, roof coalings. Lie & net.-e~sary * HEY GALS * bonded si11<.-e 19.17. 642-7222. ~ ~ Large expanding Con1pany \VENEDA R 0 0 f I n g Co, needs 12 gals. F'ull or pw·t Rrpa.irs. Re~vcr or ~rw 21_00 Hai·bor Blvd, 64~66 time. Live in Area, Roofs. 1100 Sul)l'rlo1· A\·e, AUTO SALESMAN $3.la HR. C:\I. 6~~16fll U HRS. . ••-Clark ==========IU~ed Cars. Blue Chip Auto 11•r, San Clemt>nte Special Pre·Hollda..v Sale. BRICK, Block, stone, Patios, Call 5"4&-0236, 24 Hn. 4112-9136, 492-0076 entrance "·ays. No job loo I ========== Land1capln9 '810 Sewing 6960 Sa!e11, 2143 }!arbor Blvd., HSKPRS Emplyr pnys fee. C~I . 642-9700, 5-10-03.l!Z. George Allen Byland Agcn· PROF. l\tan 60 lnterealed in-11mall. ~1825, Ref furn._ Furniture Rettorlnt i;llm peli1e "'omen u/55 for & Refinish!-U7S LAWN Maint, & Clt>anup. Ofopenda ble, neliable & reu rates. 847--3620 danc.ing, bridge, golf, com· Ceblnetm•klng 6.SIO ... panahlp. Ttavtl when retired. rons. marriage. \\1rHe: D11.ily Pllot Box i\1-11, l30 \\l. Bay St., Costa l\feu.. *MASSAGE* SAUNA * WH\RLPOOL Loo·ely Girls. Pllllh f.acllltles. Open fl day1, noon.mklnlght. 2930 \V,CoastH~y,N,~port Brach. 548-3008 S\\'lNGERS~ "'e're: fonnlng a new club. ht ~ receive fr." 6 mo'r men1bt'r1hlp, Artisans, P. 0, 6245, S.nta Ana, !1Zi06 CHRISTI.1AS Gift !or your horn•! Ktn'1 Cu1lom Shelf RITangen1enls, designed Jor you. &i5-00«, M&-2042. CUSI'OM \\'OODWORK Furnlturr &: Cablnt'ls 54&-4235 or 64~ 45!0 CARPENTRY FURNITURE STRIPPING GRAND OPENING SPEC EUR 0 PE A N Land1cape1 O\\'n design & \\'Otkmanshlp, JAL? Any avet'a~ chair or call 496-3383 eves. rock"r stripped sa. 6'2-3445, I=========== GardenJn9 66IO MAID SERVICE EXPER. Ha~·al!an Gardt'ner Comple I e Gard enlna: Se.rvice. 646-4675 aft 6 pm. LOCAL Girl \\'ants to clean aptJ &: prtv. homes. Gd ref'1 & rta5 rate!! 642-1124.. AllNOR REPAIRS. No J ob ~101'THLY La\\"n malnt . M•tonry, Brick Too Small. Cabi~t in Pl'-La~'n I aprlnkle1'1 inrWlt'd, i ---------- '430 ages t, o t h er cabinets, Roto-tillina:. Trees, shrubs 5-IS-3175 u no ans\\·er lea\'t' removt'd 645-3433. m5g at &16-2371. H. G. Compl1t1 Yard Carel Anderson /'-:JI~I MM!37 COMPLETE Ct>ment t, 1.fasonry. Z1 yra ex()fr. F'rM est. Anytime. 846-4917, 842-2483. BARYSITIER F 2 Id cy 106-B E. 16th, S.A. "TOPLESS" boy, . Live-in,: Ii~; h::w~k. I ~'~"~·""'='~'·=~-~~-- 2\!i Yrls. Guys f\1uslln Shir1s Good Pay, 6"4-5249 HOUSEW IFE or shU l·in earn $5. 2 yds. Pon!·ho~ $f). T&fl-BABYSITTER \\'anted my salary at home. Phone \\'Ork. es!ry '1 yds;1 L.on.i:: G,vps~ home only l\:30am 10·6 pm f.lornbeck 496-4405. dr~!<..~('s SS. 3 ~ yd~. !lln."1• '.\Ion thl'u Fri. 548-8782. l --~.~H=0~$~T~E~S~S~.~slrir!~ S7, 21 ~ yds. Pcn.~ant 1 ~~~~~--~~-Sharp, experienced, fuU timr. dresses $6. 21~ yd~. Blousrs B~R'.\tAlD. E~capadt Room Apply Alley \\'t'SI, 2106 $•1. Brlls s:;. Dig the new Full & p/1In1e. 7 1·3 0, gypsy Jnok • BcRI inflat ion 548--9069, Costa !llesa (}("ea.llfront, Nt'wpl. Sch. 675-1714. ... .. lei nl(' do your f:;ewing . Just BEAUTICIAN tor busy' I iiilii,....,iiii,..iiOiiiiiiiiiOi bring your taprstrirs Or ma-popular C.~I. shop. No tcrial ro: 821 \V Balboa t'lit'nlele nee. Paid vac:-. Rl\'d., Nrwport B<'ach, aft. Grads 11•elcome. Ph. 5:~. l\lanager, ;i.!6.ll86 ~~---~--t e o1-ess111aking -J\lteral!ons • BEAlITY OPERATOR * Desii:-ned 10 ~uit \'Oii. remalr. Apply in perllDn via Call Jo * &1&-il.i& ___ Ph: :,~a--0209. _ j Alterations -642-5&45 I Betty Bruce Near, accuratr, 20 years exp. re. .. . -· A member of Snelling & Snelling Inc. 2790 Harbor Bl, Ci\! 54().6l)5S 1-lal'bor Blvd. at Adams Rock Organ player needed for sn111.U group. Over 18. 646-9313 SALES PEOPLE 11·anted for thC' fuslesl growing organization in lhe country. Ask for Ea.rl.Call :HS--0971 Am for appl. l\10VJ NG : 11 Rooms fumlture. '.\ollrl'Or!I, lan1ps, a1•tifacts ett·. Golf clubs. &19-2962 LOVELY Sora. ne\'er used, quilted []ora, scotchguarded Sl23. l\latchlfli Joveseal $1:5. 530-8337. 1-TOVING-Plano, Sf> a n i Ii h rouch, Hi-Fi, leather chair, \\'asher, Refrig & misc. See Sat at 218 Jasn1in<', Cd:\f. BY 0 \VNER Hi.R"h Quality ~1iller oiled' \.\'1ll11ul rlesk 42x60. 6 dra1\'fS, xln'I. $ll5. &i2-2393. I-IOUSEF1JL of furniture in \·ery goocl cond. 1961 Church SL, Cl\!. 646--0129 F'OR sale ~ofa $3j. 2 chairs $10. t'ach. * &i6-140J * DUNCAN Phyfe dining !able, 3 le&\'es & pads. Good cond. Sj(l or b<'sl offer. 5-1;,..2~2. s· SOF' ,\, oran~c & yellow lwet'd, 1'~ years old, good condition S.Jj, 6-l~-6-193 . LOUl'\Gl'.: chair, upholstered msey-beige leaf design, $20. 549-3->f>. con- cond. * DESPERATELY need ridf' lo Yorba Linda. by 1:30 A'.\! from C.L\L, 1 "''ay only. ~\'l'S 646-3814. ALCO HOLICS Anonymoui;, Pilon<' 5-12-7217 or \\'rill' lo P.O. Box 1223 Costa l\lesa. I 5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE-NO AD LESS THAN l LINES 1 :R.V!NE PERSONNEL SER.VICES "'AGENCY SECRETARY-Recent colleae graduate \\'ith A's Jn English lo take sho~tha':nd, Very accurra1e I y pin 1. some background in math & 5 yrs ol expel'ience in office ''"'Ork. Reply to Box Af 23, Daily Pilot, 330 \V, Bay, c.~1. --s~e=c~RcE=T=A=Rv- s1u 80, typing 60, plU!h off· ices, call Loraine, \\'estclifl Personnel A g e n c y, 2043 \\'estclif! Dr., N.B. 645-2770 SERVICE Sta .. 'tlndn 'I. wanted, hrs 3-11 pm, Exp: pref'd. Salary plml comm. Apply in pC'r!On 3 0 4 8 Bristol. C.i\I Chevron Sta SERVICE STA SALESf\IAN C'Xp('r'd. neat in appearance. 8' AVOCAOO brreen temporar). l::nfa. Xlnt $19~. 6·1·1-6.'140. SOLID OAK Kn<>cholc de:ik, 1 clra11{'rs + file dra1,·er, $60. 83.1-2349. Annct\lncements 6410 ! CHRISTMAS CARD RETURN ADDRESS STICKERS $1 FOR 1000 Send yoor doll11r and I )'OOr copy 10; Pilot Prinllng, I.abeJ Div, ! Bo:< IS'i3 J\e11·pQ11 Beac:-h, Ca . 926E! I Your labt>l1 v.·iu be ~nt by I rerurn mail. I !r•v•I 6435 I New Years in Parisi , 2 !ICkt'IA 11v11ll L,A to Lein· ' don, J'Pturn Londo~ 10 L.A. I Ua\'f' ON-. 22 return Jin. I a. RtM111<1 1rlp S26:1. 1144-4717 SERVICI DlkECTORY I BobY1itllnt '550 j \\'OULD love 10 ba.bysJt )'t.!11r kids. ruu or pt.tJme Big I )<&rd, hot lunch•A. Plf'a!IC' call & .uk for detaUs ~I UC'D day ~. toddler. 7 a m-S:30 pm wkly. lfot me a Is. Hanor/B&Mr. M&-JS39. BABYSJ'JTER, all aa:ts, 24 tioun. Wann mtal8. bi.i; hllcll: yant, SU-"'92, c.~1. OllLD or lftWlt, Jrs clean hofne, ~•p'd, rtuonable:. ft,o,,.,...fl('fl, '*"5337 -I .\iv homt, C.)I. • any ap. 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Add Sl .00 ••"• ff yau ol11i1e use ef DAILY 'ILOT l o• otr•itl with mt;ltcl II• pli11. ---·-·------ •• l°oll•IC St&mp ....... .,. It Malled 11 Ille Ultltt4 St1tet 110 \\'. Coa~! H"·y .. N.B, By appoint. 646-3£i:l9 488 E. l'i1h 1a1 lrvinei C.f\I. 642-1470 JOURNEY!\-IAN plumber ap. Full and part lime, 2590 Ne wport Blvd. C.i\1. ply Personnel Office. Capis. lrann Unified School Dist. SERVICE STATION AT- ·-~)126 Viclorla. C•p\strRllO TENOANT • all 1hift~ open. BOOKKEEPER I STENO. Beach. Exan1ination Dec. Apply in person, 46i8 Cam-/or Ne\\·pt. Bch. builder, p D• N t B h 11U1, 10 a.n1. us ·., t wp. c . par! lime to star!. "1rite I ~c'-,"7"7~~-~-~ gi,·111i:-11·ork. history & L\'N, 3·11 shirt, rnedicatlon1 SERV. es!ab. }'uller Brush snlal)' de!(il'NI !o Box Park L ido Convalescenl rte. $12.',.$11:l \\'k. to sl., also ~1 -20/\2 Daily Pilot 330 \V, HO!ipital, &12-2410. pt tinlt. 5-IG-5i4~ Bay. Costa '.\lesa. I ~MA""'l~N7.T=E=N"'A"N~C~E~MA=~N7 SUPERVISOR -DIRECT ;-;-BROILER " PREP. Corona. del ~tar Apl com· SA LES-)OU may be one or 3 T • t the 3 l!ey peopll' we v.·eek to i\IA1' o a )TS. l'Xper. on Y plex, 51-:: day \\·eek. l\lusl de,·elop " train. High ir1- nC'f'd apply, 491-2700 Lag. have genernl knowledge of conJ!' p 0 l t n t I fl 1 for Bl'.:h. janitorial, plumbing & tlec· m a.nagement-minded pro. CARRIER trical, Pleasant \\'Orklng con. pll'. Contact l\lr. John Ter. dllions \\'/paid \'acation. veto al San Clemente Inn, BOYS Permanent, Spt'ciry age, e:X· Dec. 10, 1 p111 lo 5 pm & 1 ro perience ,\references. \\'rite 10 Ao.\1 for appL WANTED ho< Ml0:.6 D•ily PiloJ. TEENAGERS to sell non· :\1ANAGER or couple for pollutanl, phosphate h'E'I'. ~JUST sell bf'aut. i\1ed . triple drcssf'r \\ /1ni1·1-or. XI n 1 cor1d. S150. 6·1~3007 HIDE-A-B<d, """"· $50. Good condition. :HS-2~7 CO'.\IPLETE :\lapl!' 1\vlnf rn1 se1. Xln1. rond. $145 1or au. 6-11--!i.l!I 11.ft 6 pm. FUR~ITURF.. Couchs $30, Cha irs $10, End tables $i.50, Coffee 1able9 $7.50, Lamps $7 -$1:1, Dining Rnt. !ables & 4 chairs $25, Twin bt'ds !metal fran1e. box springs, mattress & headboordst $20, Double b<'ds S 2 2 . '.1 O, Dt'esstrs "'/mirrors $32.:.0, Nightstanrl5 $7.:iO. 1 Apts, full. IJef'n st~n'f'd 1·2 yrs. ~6996 for the coffee !hop ollf'ralion. \VllJ laundry ronipound. l\I r. DAILY PILOT consider investor or ""teen-HIGH-Boy, F'r<'llCh inl!lid r-Lemons : 642-1522. ood / bl 1 $l6' rage nf profits. Call rollecl, ''' '1' n41r r Oil J; Dana Point, :'>11.n Juen 115: 92·1-j.tll Tf:XAS REFINERY CORP. ~1atrhing h1•in lwrl~ $."1'1 n()('d C8ph;trann nod offers op1xn·tunity for high car('; R<'elinrr, l1f'11, )'f'llow Capistrano B('tl('h, ;\IAlD, exprr'rl, ma I u rf". inooine PLU!\ rrgular t:a~h SS.): f\Tnrblr. lop sru lt\)ld t ontn .·t fltr, N'-a.\• :'If Bll!hoa INN. Appl~· in and vacation bonusl's, ahUn· /\\'hi end 111111!' S ~ 0: DAILY PILOl• Person 10:1 .\laln, Balboa. danl lnrtg<> henefl•~ !O Ciorhorn "HOn<lo" ;,_Jk:: '-C!I· 5;:i-Sf \O 1na\Ut'e n1an in BC'ach Cities l\ng. at~o shrlnlp • pic:-kle San Clemente olflce * ,,,,110 • CUSTODIAN fork $.l.i. Sat 10-3. 36.i 30;; N. El Cnm\no Real area. Rt'ga.rdless or ex-4924420 BayvlE>1\' Con\·ales~nt lloap. perlenc., air nlail, D. F. Esther. C'.\I. &l&-84.~2. "".iimru:N"w;;;;;:;;;-c;;;;;: I ,.'"°"'"::·~·~T'o'h~ur':'.lo~S'-t.~C::'.M".·C--~ Pate, Prt5., Texas Refinery GARAGE SALE CHRISTIAN \Von1an Com· ...._ n-ru F n W nt ;\IATURE Yachllman to !It'll \.orp., aux • o o 1• 17564 Senta Oominno panion tor eldrrly woman. d 1 > b Texas 76101. • tlOO mo. private roam & "\'ertisng Dec thnt ·e 'I=~~~~~~~~~ C ircle. Fountain Valley 1boo~'"!"·:..:645-~1~002~a~ftc.,:7:_.p~m".:·-l ;;;CalJF.OiiC55Ai7-i:'71-,12.,;:;;;;;;:;;---;;;:tt THE DAILY PILOT Th"""". Sat> Suo. w10. I-1 i\IEDICAL ~retary, v.·t>lt ~an opentog for an •"""ri-refrlg, <"hairs \li'lve1 lo\oe. COS:\IF.TIC Sa.lc~-Full t m.,., · _ __. .. __ ,, ........ 1 ff ' bl Or' ' I e:irper1e. ..... ~. ,.,.,.,,., resume: M'9 , co er-t . 1en a C.11 for 111ppt, ~:'J050 ext •need, journalist in lls v.·o. ~JG. Jo~tph :\lngnlh, equal aalacy requirement k photo men's departmenl. Appllcanl Rug. roon1-sz. fabrlCll , s;?"l.r· I ,A to P .O. Box 2291, Newport muot ~ able 10 ,.pon, den tools, Avon bo1tlc11, r.11&c. oppOrtun IY fmp ... yer. uo: Go &llch. 92660 \\Tiie clear"'. understMd E\'l'rylhin; ;\Just . ~ COS.\JETIC SALES: NE\\' I "="°'~-,---,,--v ran 1I\1111 c P rn duct , MIDDLE A~ \\")man, 30 or c.S!enlials of phOl¢Rl'aphy & I Black vln,'I dh·an ~ GuarNnt<"rd c I l,. n 1 r I e _ over. n('l'll •pf)f'11.rancl', lnr ln.vout. Top company b(ol'I('-: Excellent condillon j !~ i\IA~AGF.R TR A I ~ EE. fits, R0<Xt Mll\JJ'. attrac11\-e e :,,ll-«)M e tla> w nllr". Hol f{i()(f, fenced AXY 011~ is itie'BEST rl11.y tn Coate Muo, Collf. 92626 )'anl. M~ all 3;30 11111 1111 ad? Don ' I StRrt1111: $111117 S'.tl:1 010. In-new quarters, Apply in \vt11. BUSIEST mllrkt>tpl~ qui~ in perkln, PAY-LESS Ina: only. citing t'~pc!"rlel\C'e, ~~ T)1e DAILY PILOT SllOE liiTORE. 2221 Harbor bit.dqrround I: tducatlon 10 Clas51hcd ~cctlon Save Blvd .• Colt& ~1t'~a . 1'farramt Greenm11.n. P<"r· money, tllnc & ciffor1 hy F<W' an ad lo ~II around tonllt'I !ltanaa~r. Box lrliO, i hop pl n g from )'Ol.Lf n1JUl DAY CAR~, Cltuif~ 0.,.1. dCoh1y, .cell !oday, 642~71678 hABJES WELCOllf.i .. ltt"n1R 11·1111 ""~"· u~t' Dally I <;tit ~T.-r•. r.v. Pllo1 ClJ!.Mifi!"{I. 6-12-.i678 -------------------------------!~------'--!he clock, dial 6.u..s67a. Ct»;t-f\f~sa. C'.alil. 92628. umrhalr. ----------· • -----··· . '·---... ·----------------------~~--·~--------.-·r---_..,,...._,., __________ _..,...,. .• __ ~--.... --·------- - S1turd~, Dttembtr S. lq70 MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR ~ERCHANDISE FDR !o\ERCHANPISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR ! FREE TO YOU Pe TS •nd LIVESTOCK SALE AND TAAD! SALE AND TRACE SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE Fur nit ure IOOO 1G-.-,.·, ... -s-.-,.----ll022-·l·.p"'''"J.~"',,.-'i"'&''-o-,g~a"n-,-,'",-30 -MlsC911aneou• 8600 ~M~ls;;c;•l~l•;;:n:,;oo.;;..u.:1.:;:;.;.:;,~l600;:. :;:-i'.0:1::VN::ER::;;.;m;_oved-':-,:-,.;.,'."p~t.~N::d!ID~08!!:"-=-===;_.;-;,;ll2~2.S~I lovina: homta for g health)' TWO yr old male Golden !<ING Slze Simmens Royalty SUND A\', Dee. etJi, 12--5 PM I! I _NOTICE '11 WHI~ _parakeet w I 1tand ~tAPLE Dinette Ml ~ 4 Jritttns. 4 n101., 3 bl & wh. S RetrltVtt "Champ," gold i,tid, o.riron linens, lilanket. Evurytblna trom Jltmda 160 \\It. have...P'ott:..•vtf)'~.RlaQl>...\o -~ca&t.; 1nahoaany bed, 2~ -cM.lrS $35 AntlqOe 1rttn. tre'Y-"'littt tltl~ M & F-eolar. C1'0ke c:n..Jn _ _! flea_ ql!d spread, lo carto!'ll. }~ lo office turn. & e-qul11, air Organ on Chrutm.q Sale lot nlte 11.Undl, Mt. le Mrs. l'"rencn Pravlnclal, 3 plect ahoti 548-(181a,,136-4493 M col. l°llittlly grieving • ' • DAILY PILOT '.!I} ' I price. odd lamps, plctum, condilioner, househol d a clr.an..s"''ef:l> aell!:iu.tt New, ... drtaser &: mlqor &; tee ~roo1n aet 125. MahQ&tr\Y li,.,;;;0i;vf.t~<ia\-""."iM~lll;;t-;ft<,nd;tbo;;;;;m;;;e;l 2R~EW~AR~D~-C:S4~9-39~5:!,T __ _ "'all ph1.quC5, •.valbut t~m.s. 2846 Corvo Pl, Orr. used, lhOpworn & di.Icon, dolk; 4 po11tcr 1nflhof1ey New;rmar cotlee table Ir 2 for bta.ut. 3 yr old male DALMATIANS Ch/bred. 1 • bookcase, chnit. 1 n d I e' TRAIN table $30 de~rator tinued modds. Somt: at or bed w/mattre11. 8' polished end tables So&O. Metal Mak ~rman Shepherd love, Take home Chrl11tmu 01· "'k SATURDAY Only. Captains I.ARCE Soow acent SS. Crib Ham\llon watch unu.sed. h~ll bench si06 f'lanall\1 1iear d~altr'• cost· 9:ime at n•<h1.·ood tnble & benches It S10. Custom slalom water children, lt'ftl to aOO<i home. bt'fon!. Top cond. Pvt Pl)': <"ha.irs S9.SO. DeU.bUul hard m•ttreu $8. Baby sate 11. Rcn11. ~1 .. 5066. hit.II piect1 SlOO. Mtsc tablet. ~t·plll.I. For• 1noney s.,v. lounl{t': enamel tt1blt". Auto sJd $20. Occa1ional awivtl l;494-368~~:_7~----2'"~/:'.'l;ii642-ii::;]'"i';,;;'il;-;ii;;;;;:t;;;;;;; tlre v;ood, ,nulll plttts 71 furry buntin1 sleeper 11. PRICED TO SELLI Sat. u to 3.. 1536 Galaxle or 1ria dea~ on qua I I ty "'llht1r1 pOrt wuher 4t chair ~· TV table•, $5. COWE, malt, 12 mo, l.ooki cord fl.1 .50. 2 11nd .step Jump seat S2. Car 1'eal $2. Elec range, fro11t-~ iSitri& .. I NB, or call 6T.>-7203 ' merchand!Je, shop or call lrontr. Patiele(I t.,peatry 8.12-1499. VERY Ptttty le very llke Lassie. Trained. Netc::11 tables 30" Swedish lllyl<l Ladies M>w dn!.s& rain coat bed divan rocker lovt seat BARGAINS '.. us, O~n Thur I: Frl t1ve11 &. chair, Lourge chair & Ol· \VET suit, lg john, sm. $17: homeless_ blk & Ir~ strlped tamlly w/fenced yd. i wo. $-1.75 each.. p 1 as t IC' $8. Boy's• dolhts $1..;2. • ' . • ~e metal SUn aft. toman. {brown linen), Lge BB Sl Bo Seo t I female kitten 3 mo 1 Frtfi rua~. tic, All xlnt cond, storaac unit S35, wuher S25, WARD'S BALD\VJN sruoro blrcll table, lge 1ea\'cs, 4 gun = Y u su t, to qualll.lcd iiomt. 5'G-S481n' ---"'~2855=-------decorator medallions !IO!...,.S5 540-ollO!l. 642-1964 , clot.hes, baby thlna:s_, Sat, 1819 Newport C.M &12-8484 chairs lge birch bulcll. am ~: Ma.n's Spalding KQ]t aft I PM. 12/7 • GER.i,lAN Short h a Ir each. 2 lav.-r1 ' nrowe rs 'S~U~N~'D~A~Y""'O~lll7y-,-=Pro""'I•-..,.....,... -, CORNER GROUP. 2 couches Sun Mon 211 ?tlonte Vista · • ' clubs \\'/bag, new $-IO: New P,,lnter, 6 mo, ttady for $8.50-SIO. Plyood !.'Craps Cl\i' . ' NO\V IN ONE LOCATION B!aided rugs for din'r &: radio. 2-11pk.J'!I s1:;: Worn . lee CHRISTMAS puppies, ... ,·,ru·ng AKC -g Lin• ol !11<>-IJ. 8 braulllul v.·omen's drattin&·table $25. Plywood 11.nd \\'alnut formlca top Conn * Yomoho kitchen atta, OJ\f! 9xl2. Old skaies sz. 9 SlO. 548-1290 I bl I fuJ 8 · k old u • ·~ · SJ llltcel. Bed $10. DreMer 1ablt'. foam pads & bolsters. SUNOAY Dec. 8th, at 404 * Thomas Or,.ans radio, stand & rug, 54&-8451. FOR SALE ~ke;·~e ,;,lx,';:ee 1Q flclQ champiOlll'!. 644-5194 large i;ize CO<&lll S6.SO. Dog v;·ith mirror $10. Stereo Slipcovered in blue.green Av~. Granada Apt. /\, Sn.n • OOVER SHORES ESTATE .....vi honu~i. Call alt 12 GER&lAN Sht'phtord • Fe. house $6.75. Bird house S2. cabinet SlS. Washer, dryer print ss:; takes all. ~9--0283 Clemente, "Even a Car". Al.so complete selection BRUNSWICK BILLIARD iii""" Cat cage $4. Copper trays KROEHLER Din. rm wahiut 492.3399. ot pianos & organs SALE. Antique g I a' 1 , Table _ 6 pocket _ 41,JX9', noon, 642-4213 1215 m;le. G<>od "''atch dog. Best $l5. Brass tray S7.SO, fines! $15 or S25 both. Water tklh1 Open SUnda,ys 12.-5 di.shell, va11t"s, oriental rug, good condlllon $100. table NO rd homes toKtthtor if o er. SIO, Trlkf' $3. Glau table $25 1bl w/pads, 6 chrs,. buffel COPPER, Brass, I ron , Daily lit 6 -Fri tiJ 9 band & jig '8ws, movie cnly $625, Cail Les Jourden poss. l beaut all white yng ~ quality. Brass antique lamp Kitchen cablne~ SS. Foldh1g $300. ~taytag ~'1111 dryer, unusual odditleos, F\Jn stun COAST MUSIC equip, Robt'rt's ~pc de~k, 545--5239 gpayed fem. blue eyes. SClfNAUZER Pups f 0 r $14. Ptile 3 liQred lamp chairs $2. Tree trlmmt'r SS. ne". <4 pc. ~nal $40. from A lo Z. Sat II: Sun, 129 NEWPORT &. HARBOR Chrlstma11 d«0rat1ons. pint FURNITURE Beaut yelloiv male altt"rcd. Christmas. Best Chap/Ped bind< and brass $3.50. 2 iron Display cases Sl. Juicer S2. 817..4983. 43rd, N.B. C i 1 &12"28Sl COl'H.'li. &JI sz. old 1lason 54s-o8t1, 836-1493 l2/S Bolton; Dys: 5 47-9~6 1 . cook pots SS, each. Glass, JcexkateiS2.Sunshade.t$1. HJ -BACK velvet chairs l50. oata esa * jars, old liquor bottles, \'ery FACTORY E 4""•13 china \'&ses, polS, pewter. f'l-pla-sel ... Jag ·'-s L QUID T ON M. 1 MERRY Christmas presents, ves: ""-.:..' '" '""' ~ .... ~ each. 8' sofa, Shepherd Appllance1 1100 CHRIS'fMA Suuestions -old brass andirons & I . A I ! isc toos, Mexican, t1allan 25c -S5. h 1 it% 57-63 2 ......,, casters S70. Bedroom chairs Hamn1ond, SI e In way, screens, power g, hand lawn turn pans \'>'Ork "tabh!ll, 1 "'k old puppies, Mother is pC)()DLE Pupp!t's, small Pictures Sl-$25. 1024 Lintlcn 1 «' .....,. si"' ...... $10 & S15. All like new. DO you •••d ........i Yamaha. New 8.:. used pianos mowers. etc. 642-8119 etc. '1618 Ohm!I \Vay. C.M. c.,ock~~~~~ \Vknds & aft/6 Jshooy-aprlcolJ P AKC.hot8'Wau_1,,. PL. C.l\f. 1'v·o,rdslwo~adt•le• }ul'n'11· n1•9',-,'n2 64i.s1n or :l49-399'1 . '"' a 6"""' l'l!Con. o! mOllt 1nakes. Best buys in C D 645-0991, 6i3-6809 evt's. c I'",,...""'" 12 5 \V qua. erm !I s, 1 ...:..:::..::.:_:________ •• « dilioned TV or appliance! So. Calif, at Schmidt Music Ultom raperies LOVABLE·sm brd beige fem hold Ior Christn1as 846-5096. SWIM Pool, stainless steel Beach. SOLID rose11'ood, beauliful, Do11'1 mis1 Dunlap's 007 N -San l-~.000 B.T.U, Da.y & Nigh t RE f.ilte r $20. Dining table Sl5. old carved bed, dresser & Sidewalk Sale CA•,·,·. 1 , J\1atn, la 0e,co~ator dr,nl!",2'. "'orkdrooml furnace, exterior mounting slu'thrd 5 mos. nds good AI DALE Puppit's: AKC Maple l\vln bedsteads S18 ?.JEN'S Mod styled clothes h. hbo l\T hog · c os1ng ou .........., yar s o SlOO. Contact l\1r. Laney or borne, fncd yard. Hsbrk. Born 9111/70, $125 ea. rea: $2·S20. Rugs SlS-$25. Table lg Y· · a armoire. this 1~·eekend, Fri til 9 Sat PIANO-J'k 1 1 36.. drapery fabric and made up 1~7975. 836-4493 1215 llHer/champ pt' d i ate e . each. Baseball g Io.,. e" • and chairs SIS. Painting¥ Solid teak"'OOO bed. 644-8606 til 6 ' 1 e new-pv Py. • . . 1 · l\1r:s. Greenman at the "~" """" catcher mil SLSO. J\Tan's \V · . . 88 key Kohler-Campbell. drr.per1es. ?.fater1a s fron1 DAILY PILOT. 330 '"·Bay, 3 BL.ACK frolicsome kittens''-'~'-'-~ .. ="-------I $5-S25. Bat stools $10. C.ouch e debver, service & l:Ual" Provincial style. Full tone Tx a yard and draperies Costa l\!esa. ready tor honie s. 10 \vb DALJ\IATIAN puppies, 1nale, Brunswick bo"·ling ball, $15. Lamps S2-$5. Saturday ~1EDITERRANEAN Thon1as- ville bednn. set. 5 pc. $36.i Gl'eat cond. Call next wk. ~·1>1-18 FORCED TO SELL PRIZE POSSESSIONS * Call for Info: 67:>-58;'5 * antee, for professional or child, from $5 pair. Sale 11tarts -""-'"'--,--'==~---old. \\'eaned & housebroken. AKC, Cha.mp ped., 7 wks, bag. 11hoes 112• COod glrl's and Sunday. 202 Rose DUNLAP S450 cash. 673-5SOG. J\fonday for one week ONL \', ACTION 646-8405 1211 shots. SIOO. 61 5-55 11, clothing 50c-S2. ~d and Lant', C.\T. APPLIANCE LOVELY Thomas pi 8 no, 3853 Birch St., Newport ~tAlNTi!:NANCE COJ\IPANY LOOK'G lo• gd hm. Cha-· 871-2421 Track magazines 1111,: each. l -=~=~=--,..,-~-1 Bea'.ch. 546-1431, adj_ to Or. Office & Housecleaning • '"' Auton1atic:. radiO depth SPANISH Wrought irol'l bench & lamp, almost new. Ing, loving male grey & ORDER now for tiny cot.fee tablt base lJJ. SH x S-c. ,,-1,_,0g dev•'••. pvt. ange Coun1y Airport, Guar. Satisfaction. Free eat. 2 Ch . h . AKC finder S20. Central box "'ir· r-....... 5.1l 3375 \\'hite cat, yrs. old. ristmas s agg1t"s, , Jl~H glu.s top $20. Hanr;ina; party. S450. see this beauty. TENT for sale. 10'~14' tent 1------------540--1943 U/8 Shi h 1'tu, champ sired. ing harness S20. Dyna mntor 1 amp s lo. v I c tor REFRIGERATOR with 536-3417. \1·ith floor. AU stakes and FOR 1ale: Used 4' fluores· XLN1' Christmas _puppy ··' ~7~12--09:,.::~'~'--------for above Sl8. 3115 \l'elding Tallymaster JO l<ey portable crosstop freezer S2j. Also' EBONY Fi'-••· Baby c-nd. poles Included, $35.00, Cell cent fixtures, SS each, as is. 1· rod $2.j(I per box. Guitar, add•'· cJ-••e i~. Mate•- ' au • ,.,, \11hite "'/black s pots . GERJ\.1AN Shepherds, for ood h ... _ Bult l ,.,_ .. , "" '""' arge frost·frtt dbl dr Vi'hat a beaut Christmas c84:,:c7-8'268=~·-------Contact Mr, Laney :;;-Mrs. Female. Houstbroken . sale or tradt", AKC, Cham· g !i ape ~--n washer/dryer S25. t"ach. l\INGSIZE Bed S75. Dressel' refrigerator, Cheap! 163 E. present! Sll9;i 0 w n er , REDECORATING SALE Greenman. Daily Pilot, 330 642..4875 12/8 plon show stock, 6 "'ks cild . cloth<'lf ha1nper $2. 78 rpn1 Extt·a 111.rge flood lamps $2 $20. S1ack table~ S8, 646-3398 18th SL C~t 673-2259, 644-5972 Dunc&n Phyfe sof&, Custm Wt"sl Bay, Costa J\ft':sa KITTEN \.\•ill have In~ put'l -894-4 __ 99_'-_______ J~cords, Ix>.\'. $.1. Small tlee. each. Gun rack $3. Large TRIPLE Dresser \\'/mirror, solld maple & child's h('dtoom set. !'i46-!H27 alt. 3. before 6 poi. K'E1 1m10::,E 1 Auto \\·asher. HO\VARO-BALO\VIN console decorator tret, Lge floor GREAT Chri!tmas gift for a to sleep lr she can't find 8 CHRim1As Poodle pups tric _n~o~rstlo' Bod17 ~n,; ~PG 1~~ chain $20 t'ach. Kitchen -·-\~h~ 1n1vue. xlnt con<! $65. piano. Xlnt , s21:;. Tunet• vase, _Frplc screen, Xlnt 1old Loved One! 1/3 carat each good home, 9 6 2_ 6015 blacl< i\l/f m In 1 at u re, geati..·u '" "· tai)le $10. S.~~. Off)-,• Fu,ni'ture 8010 ir pool elec dryer. xlnt says S400. Pvt pty 675-002l prints. 646-6545. diamond eanings for pierc· bl ••-1•93 Red bucktot seats $25 pair. ~ con<l $35. ~~72, 847-8113 1..:::e.::.:::::::..:.:'-""-':C::.=:::...1 ,=='-c--~-~-~= ed ears. Best offer takes! -'~'~··~•·:_ _____ _'.12~/~7.l_:"'~a="'::::n•=e=--=~~·~-~'=·---cOOci baseball shoes, UE SJ. . · ' * BALD\VIN Organ model .t~OUR leg low 2 dr 30" ~9-0674 TO Lovable home-:\~ tiny * POODLE Pup AKC. Beaut 36 x 36 \\'OOden vdndo\1•1 \VHJRLPOOL Auto \l'llllher, 47. Like ne"', full pedal phonograph antique cabint't I==,,::,,=~·---~~-~~ Poodle pups, 1-i Terrier. black sm/n1ln, niale, Shots ivith glass SI each. Stuffed good cond '40. Kenmore keyboard. S1600. 64<1-4277. $50. 24" white apt gas stove DESK And dr&tting table Black. 1 male, l len1ale. & groomed 846-7018. Cl elec dryer. good cond -$25 $45 30" \\.'hilt' good gas stove combination, all metal, with· to Y s 35c·$2. as.sware, ~6-8672 841-8115. . E~TERSON Grand 5'6", Xlnt S4.j 3G"xJ6" stall tibergla.s.s chair, good condition. Lock-962-SCWG 12/5 NEWFOUNDW\ND p u p.s , dishes, cooking \\'llt'e lSc-$2. SUPE ' mahOgany finish, S950. Pvt ho 11-A · Ing drawers both sides 195, 4 Kittt"ns, '1 "'ks old; 3 toms Champ dame & sire. Pet & ''ate1· surfboard SlS. Cotton R 1970 dlx. 30" F'riga-pty 963-2645, 96S-l416, s \\'er. :i n t 1 q u e area. dah-e elec. range: yellow: pedestal oval l ava(ory , 54g..-0530, & l calico. aean, healthy & 11how quallty. 642-5473 cRrpet I:;c yard. Old ;>.Jc fl1ahan Desk used '.! mo. Sacrifice tl:?5. * ANTIQUE pump o'rgan ~· "'hHe, excellent $50 crosstop EXQUISITE black diamond potty trai~. Wil l deUvt'r i~ A.KC REG Dachshund Pup-fashioned wardrobe trunk Refin'd 3-lx60 1\'00d desb, $69.j() • Rcfin'd \vood arm rotary chairs, $29.00 • We h21ve the largest selection of used oUice furn In this 1800 Newport Blvd. 496·2S86 or 4934196. S300 or trade for good piano. refrig, regular S4j 2114 Con-mink jacket, beautifully Jin. C.M. &: VIC. 642-9846 12/:i pies. 1 Wks. $65. Ph: SlO. Used &ink!! i,1. 14" 642-84"".iO 842-8771 bh11n 4pm & 8pn1 tinental, C~1. ed. Small 10 mtd size. WlIT ftm, cat. copper eyes. 847-109;). radial tire a. F i r e! I O n e I * GE washer & dryer * KIMBALL cons o I e t t e GRAND OPENING _ Sierra Never "·orn. A real bargain. l long-hair b!k kit te n'l-'•~CH'='~R=IS~Th~.-,A-S~--A-K_C_m_in. Phoeni:< ivhlte walls SIO. Offlc. Equ''pmont IOll Xlnt cond. $100. '"alnut ,,·ano. 26 I 6 Pholo~aph•'c .~1 •-n•ps •·• * 842-7254 * ~ Thrift Shop is having a l-'8=39--0:..:.1:=--~~~--\'>' copper eyes, n\o . Schnauzer pups, \1-0n't shed. o· 1~ "' ...., --;~;;-;:i.:":~;;';;;;;--1$4~00~.=~~---""~'-~"~,J~U Chris1mas sale to celebrate CARPET Layer Has carpet. 534-5705 12/8 Call 842-1361 C>ach. ~r kegs for gas A. B. Dick J\limco, S21J. 3-!\1 Ele~~~~g!~:~~r~: LOWRY SPINET Organ its new location, lJJ J\1ain Polyesters, 50l's, Hi-Jo's, 2 Terrier mi.'{, 3 & 4 mo, 1 * AKC male BEAGLE s tanks aquarium :iith oi·erhead projector S9 0. Freezer S50 673-6841 $430. 1r * * 846-6371 St, H.B. Special sales hours shags. Sell tor labor. doxle mi:< 5 mo. Hsbrkn. months. ' toirlighl SJ.50. TV &ta $2. I~ "9J I ~~;;;~:,_:~~~~--liHWM'™~oiNr>-;;;;;;;;:;--;;i':"; I 9 am to 3 pm, Sa!, Dec. 5, 53"3223. ••s =•3 or o.• "9l l2/8 ·~ 962 ,.,1 8131 Mary Circle, Hun-. ...,...,... . !~KEN". ORE AuJom•t '•o A1. i\.1 ND model i\.1-3 J-,,. .....,._, O.Jl>"'t't ~ ...,..Q ... Dolls, toys, games, trees & lington Beach 536-9685. ELEC. typewritet· $15 Elt>c. washer S50. good condition. Spinet Organ. Sf,00/ Ph: lrlmmlngs. Also Par 1 Y STINGRAY, boy' is, 2 speed, FEMALE 1nixt'd Labrador, 7 i\.1INIA. Poodle Pupg, 7 "'k!l, !\·limeograph S175. Small of· Call Alt 6: 968-658! 54~17 dresses, c lothing tor 20" Sch1vinn, lime green. mo old, lloui;ebroken. Good ctioc. & S!l\'er. Will hold 'ti! CORVAlR: Turbocharger lice equip. 646-:l!lll. everybody. We wish all or Xlnt cond, S40. Gary w/childre.n. ~187 1218 Chrislma~. 962-1681. $25, Mountings. carbs l5. GA_F'FER & Sat.lier avocado, Telovls'•on -05 57•1392 ~~-~"7-~~--,.:.1,,:°"'~~c,.;:~==---~ Cl I h and ho . 11" 2 -cur customus & donators a ' ~~-'-"=-------6 Mu. old '' Labrador, '.I COCKAPOOS Black & White u c wnng ;i, tr1-level electric range. $901 -'---c.;."-----"= '· b .. 968-2 2 ' c i'oyous Christmas. • SKI !amities reserve now! shaggy dog, all shots. Loves Healthy & Happy, 6 Wk• chron1e v;·heel~. wide tires or est ouer. 1068 · I' R A Colol' TV's, l·USO. 8022 G•rage Sale BLUE Divan $10. White pad· ded kingsize h eadboard S7.fi!. Gou club bag S3.50. C.Orft"e table Sl .50. Mighty ii.like, 2 sets in 1, 1ood &hape $3. Toys 5c-S2. Puttles lOc. Kitchen. yellow and chrome table, only $J. Jewt':lry lOe. Lots ()( l'('COrdS Sc-10; Can1eras, they \\'Ork line Sl-S3. Old MahOgany bed tran1e $.'>. C.oleman 1 1alkm thermos $1. Lunch box JX. Electric can opener S2. Box ol sweeper attachments $l Insulators from Ka n 1a1 50c--Sl. Typewriter St2.51). 2214 Ccillege Ave., Apt. 2. 846-0627. SKIS: 6'8" with cable bi~ dings S8. Thrtt pair skis, no bindings 5'8'" 11u\I 5'10'', l I 117. 2 STOP & SWAP Cabin at t fammoth l\fnt. kids. Very playful & l!imart. old. SS. 675-8343. SIS. Mickey 1'hon1p!l0n HOTPOINT ttfrig.,aJo• ap-I\' N!m. con, :.i, ne\I' SI 7 r· I J 118-S~ F rd Pl h 14" <'11315 Two uts pol" '°' GARAGE SALE '• 40\V A!\I Ftlt 1 8 .,..8-6101 ps · U'('p · e c · "" 645-2541 12/7 * SCHNAUZER pups, male o -ymout niags "·. . . · · • prox 10 cu ft. Xlnt shape i · -rcvrs. \\'/ ,,. ,_,, .. day 531 .,~14 day• .. .-,1h •ood Michelin ir<K each. each. Boots, size 6, $3. Slit' 17564 Santa Domingo m. 213/""< "'"l. . trk player. 1 \1'f.8 trk 2073 Ne\\.'porl Blvd ,, CJ\f, .. ~. · ...., · l\1ATCHED Pair cf black n.t stud, grooming. Hold 11! " .. _, In ......, <Noor.,.,.., Ford 292 and 312 10, n1en 's l5.2060Flam &Cl Circle, Fountain Valley , . Red/play c;leck • S50. off. (nP..xt to Tony's Bldg Mat.) DECORATOR'S Sample area female miniature Poodles. ChriAtmas. 846-0839. Dr M v rd "'" _,, 69 Admiral coppeotone c d 968-1083 Al l 1 F t t' 846-3°"2 lly-Pe~om block bo1"'d, .. esa e e .....,.,vw. Thut•-Fri. Sat & Sun. \V/D. . uarantee . lised turn·, Stoves·, R<!rig's•, rugs. co ors, an as tc :i1 12/:; TOY POODLE PUPS " ' I irost-lree relrJg 41 ~·x2·1=-=~,c;c:_..:=-=::...,~~ Sa · 2001 H' ht nd NB C'Jean 110 each. Complete 1T\~IN Bed S20. Dteaaer refrig, chairs, \'eJvet love. Xlnt cond, s9a. 67l.-is25. 21" C?LOR P.ackard Bell. & ~liliC. vings, lg a • ~; RUSSIAN blue & '1 Gd. Quality-Reas priced, Ca.II: seat. coffee tbl, Oriental "==========! Beautiful cabinet, remote "If we don't have \vhat you 6.u.-Om. SiRmese cal. l yr c!d. SZS.8lS8 272 S20. Plymouth mul'fler St>-S8. Padded headboards R I b . -J 'I · I H ERME S p t b J '..::::.:=-------•0 • 544-8034. iri,50, \\'ooden headboards Rug, ooni·sz. a rics, gar. Anlt'ques lllO contro . needs \VOrk \\'ant. "·e I get 1t or you'' · ., . e r a e 64:,..0137 12/51·LON"Ha·,-• Dac•·hund•. ~ ~ d I A boll' ,,. "·'A A~J. 67~3"<" 1 -1 l"S Lowry elec v-'"" ,.. $4.50. Gas stove $15, Living en too s, von cs,' isc. ,,...._,..,, .,.. ,,.,., MO\CTNG -Pla~er.plano & ype\.ITI er 1 ; · FOGG\' & Misty 's kitten AKC, black & tan. Idea.I tor NE\V Sw1 one -Piece rooni chair $3.SO. Tilting Ev erytJiing t11ust Go! COCA Col . 1 RCA 21" color TV slool. 1'(!fnllh:60 1i-Oil& 1ncld.• organ $.\9j , Both likt new, ready for adoption. Phoni: Chrlrtmas. 546-3147. tachometer $20. 3-new 1IOO x chair $4 , Bar stool S2. CHRIST~lAS Boutique sale. . a items, 0 d Saloon \Vorks good, S125 or best of· Misc turn pieces, Ranch 1..:84~>-::,.:91~66::;_· ==~==~7 962-49!16 1215 SMALL Yorkihire Terrier 15 tires $5 eitch. l-nc1v '150 x Portable toilet $2. End table Handmadto Christmas ~:i~~~~e'!i~'co~.ske~:s'i··~"7'-·-"~-7~-~"-56--~---Oak Sl;ts, Christmas roof r.1APLE BUNK BEDS & FREE Puppies, lively & puppies, AKC. Will hold ti! 14 tire SS. 4:U Chev rear $2. School. desk SJ. 8mm ornament &_de.c_pt'Jl.Qons, Jron. Spinning ·w!JI., Loi•' 19" S.LJ-M-LJ NE B&\V to11 _see~ -5 train cars, ;~ATIR_ESSES $50. 1riendly, black le whltt", G Christn\as. 567-6522 alt 6. t'Q.d $10. ___.1ransi.stQr_ cat project-~. Movie fi"-n H d Pa,·01-• ml'-e-•-1 elves Etc. 844-2677 -* * 646-4569 * * ,. 115 Roll I ha'n 1· k "' ~" ---an · '"'' ,.. ~. '"'"'"" ~ more. Sat & Sun, 129 43rd, Portable, _UHF I VHF, $35. weeks 548-6644 1211 READY DEC lst ra IO • 0 c 1 in $5. Mimeo1raph machine ed guodies. Coffee & donuts. N.B. Ph: 548-6529 METAL Trundle beds, neRrly * Excellent WORLD BOOK BLACK & Whlte 8 wet"ks Male Yorkie puppies ARC fence Sl O. Chain I.ink 1ales S:25. Books lOc·:a'.lc. Ball lank Sat .. Dec. 5, 9 10 S. 17021 --ST.,,O~R~E;;-;lo;V~ID~E;;-,S~A~L~E,---1==.======== I new mattresses S73. sel w/yearly supplemt'nt.s. trained kitten, To iood reg. S200. 6-12-24.26. • S5 each. 60 Chev pe.t'ls S2S. Check-Mast~r $15 . ~!;:~:r~~~· Springdale & EVERYTHING. 2()% Off. Hl·F1 & Stereo 8210 ~:~~~~~x S.~~f/F~~ P~~ SHllJ. 6424426 home. 61~1 12111-=========~-"' I !!!~· $~~w De~ra: ~~ Walkie-talkies S15. Ski I_;"""""'""""""""""'""°-I Our. way Of saying tllerry 6" i\tAGNAVOX Ste re·o I-----------I 1 FROST point Siam & Hor111 1130 shoes SlS-$8. Skiia and JJOit'I SUPER. GARAGE SALE Ch 1 I OU C s!erro pl,,-:ino. 2 Speakers e MUST SELL • . ese heads $5 each. Clock r&dio I •to ' SUN DAY ONLY! !\lA'R"Ymas • 0 ,, r ustomers w / tape •~corder. J\ledlt. $45. Roller shoe .skr.tes SlO. STEEL HORSE CORRALS 1 ·odd eye w h 1 t t' cat,, I----------.. ",Numerous big truck llres $JO. Water ski. singe • · '2'32 NLYNN S ANTIQUES e11.hineL Sold for $1445-New. 54" "321. 12'X"', $150, uo1-7 1/897-5480. 12/7 BEAUTIFUL SECLUDED ~each. Salurday a<ld Sun· Vacuu1n cleaner $8. Bear-:"itoslly household itemH .. ewport Blvd, CM. Wil l Sac, for $69a. 536-2287 li.-;~~;i7;;;;,.,--=:;:::=,.,,=,-l=,c::_~~~~~;~~~"'.'..'..~ "" bo Al S I "'" ing!, all kinds Sl. Bowllnz b~ing sold due to mov<'. INBOARD & ou1bolU'd props, GIRL'S Deluxe 26" Schwinn RUSSIAN Blue Siamelle cat. .-...nc eitre tab es flay only 152:8 Orange Ave., d bl ALL ~1UST GO~! 20~a~la~~J~ailo~;vall c19001ock Anytime tanks, f..'Ontrols, cab I es, $3j New long brown wig, 1 yr old. Lcioks Rwssian 1279M~ Canada ~.bEI ToRdm C.l\1. =~I a~ll baf1J.5· ~~~:~bl: ZQ5 I Street, Balboa 1 . · or(l • BE AU T I FU L l\1 a p 1 e sent s . ,.,, ind sh i e 1 d s, Vidal Sassoon S25. 644-1788_ Blue. 645--0137 12/7 ite nonh ''" uco • 1 -------~~-~ I Penlnsula c umes SIOO. 613-8044. i\'lagnavox s1e reo, record transmission (1 10 l ) in· 3 Month old tiger kitty with Pipe stalls, la1'gt': ligh!ed r.tAPLE WaJl shtll $j. t<.faple cru\Cht'S S1. 35min camera GARAGE SALE: 1115170, S--• player, Al\f-Ftll radia, 30" strunlents. All ror s225. SACRJFICE SlOOO mink stolt' shots. Perfect Christmas arena, . aCN!s of trall1, end tablt SlO. \Va I n u t SIO. Tapll'" recorder $15. ewing Mlchlnes 1120 hi x 38 x IJ!, S95. 642-3449. for $-150. Ideal for Christmas recreation room 837.m2 d 1 aJ t bl net pads S25 Hallicraltcr1 receiver S10. 10 A~I. '2145 College, C.Osta , Over S1000 \\.'Orth, ALL gifl' Call 646-4430 gift 833-2355 12/i . . rople dab•I a •-d •-. Suitcur: $5. Christmas trtt ~lesa. Ladies bowling bag, 7' DANISH \\.'alnut stereo NE\V. ~9-0j30, · ' FREE Fluffy kltlt"ns and QUARTER T~m~g_hbred ?l.1apc ou e ll\'. Mame ball shOes, golf club, like SACRIFICE w/Kenwood amp & Garrard , _A_N_T-lQ_U_E_sc_hoo_l_d_"_k_l_3S, REFRJG. Bunk beds, 9 pc h 1 r 1 matl'. S11·eet d1spos1t1on & $10. Double mattress and $3. 12 voh car battery $8. ne"'. loys, clothes. odds & 19'10 Singer auto zig.zag auto 1ur11table. Like new S250. Pro hair dryer \\'/chair S40. Kitchen set, Maple bed set. 96ta186 g r own m ~I~ 11p!rited. S425. Call 61~1 box springs $15. Maple bunk Single mattress $8. DoubJe ends of furnitu!'e. You name buttonholes, blind hem~ ov. 644-6340. "Ballad of Silver Sani" 1 _c=o="='~"=· ~K=l..:3-04:.::="'~·----after 3 Pl'\.1. bed frame SlO. Reducing 1nattress $5. OM mag wheel it & "'e've probably got it~ ercast, Zi1-za.gs, etc, ,.,,/out 1'R~C~A:...::\~V=a~ln_u_t _•_l,-,.,,-.-.-w-,-,,-ut plaque niounll'rl S3.50, Old WE Loan-Buy-Sell anything GERl\TAN Shepherd Collie 2 PINTO geldings pleasurt belt machine $10. ?tfap!e 21 " $10. Cycle exhaust niuUler attachment \V/ al · ... ,. puppies to gOOd home cnly. . ' . ' TV •2'. Walnut Hi-ti 123. $5. New "'ater punip S6. '.\lOVING : New J.pc liv room s. '" n.ut con. contemporary cabine1, Xlnt post cards, s.r,. Earthquake, Coast Pa"'n & Auction . ..,. 642-4558 UIS trail & '!!how horlles. Sac. o1 ., ~t. divan, Jovescat & chair sole, S42.22 full pncf', or condition. $175. 892--i539 etc. 714/835-9301 . Ntwport Blvd. 642-8400 rillce. 495--0897 $\f'p ~tool S2. Upholstered Renault radiator SlO. Work '!=. K.ingsizt" BR set, 3 pc, i;mall payments. 545-8238, l~===='='='..i='= I =E~'~G~R~l~v=rN=G--'--~-CARPETING, Candy stri""' BLACK & gray tiger kitten R . d Q 11 chair $3. Eldon Road Race bench SlO . .t'lberglan bow = 10.7 daily T N ' ni 3 chine• ,,~ and black &: white kitten. egisiere uaHer orse 12. New TV lraYS SS. Mln'Or 115. Boat \vindshield $25. $75 Books dishes, plants, · &f)* Recorders 8220 \Vatch cleaning machine, wool, xln't cond. 23xl4. & "A 308 2 2 ,vr old, "'lusl i;el/ oth~r furn.: very real!", 1337 SPECIAL \\'atch \\urk bench & 1 set _ha_J_Jw_a~y-$85'---· 6_1_3-6899 __ . __ .... &-1 1 /5 641.s407 * 67j..J?TO Illes 50c each. ~sk and Gent"rator, starte r , Cerrito!! Dr., Lag u n a. Repair any make, any model Ai\1PEX Set model 767 audio GS ii·atch cl')·stals. Call ROYAL Dan ish for 12 save YOUNG black & \\'hi!e chair SJ. Bt':d headboard SL carbureto1· S4 each. Car ' "I"""•. in" h · • female cat. Loves ch!ldren. TRANSPORTATION )j gal fish tank, con1plt'te head rest SL New floor ;,--voo ,,our own ome. Clean, recorder-reproducer. Brand after 5, ;,..jHJ:i.10. l/3 S43. per 4 piece setting: S PRE HOLIDAY Gar a gt" <Ill & adjust, <In I Y ~3.%. new. List price \.\'/la.x $368., _C_A_R_P_ET~-,,~Y-,-,.,-.-,-,-"-,-,-h-ag niany extr11 piece11 615--4131 546-7308 1215 Boats & Y1chts 9000 wilh ac<.<esso13·!es SCIO. Pie· polisher S25. 886 To,vne t., Sa S T 545-8238 \Viii sell for 1250 ca~h. Save FREE lwo mul!i-color ki!· lures Z-:ic-S · a r Pet C.M. Sale: Fr\· t· un: oys, crpls deal tHrect, exp in· CHRISTMAS 11 p e c i al_ • 2 ch I Id · l =~~-,~""';:,--,;;:,-o-:=I train set, refr\g, I i le C on1ol e sewing mo1chin • ~~r sl1~28~or Chri&lmas. slall, can fin. 539-8327, Ne"rport Beach Tt"nnis Club · tens. 642-5930 1218 16' Convertible 1910 Oucbila ;=:r ~SI. Boo~: n ~ TV. Just fixed SZ'>. Playpen cabine1, crib, books, gifl 1 ~$4~7;,. ======84::;o~20~38~j;<K:i\Ii;;;-;;rom;;-;;::-;o-;;;;ttj ~8~21~-8;7~.J()~;o--;.,.-:::;:;:;= membership. $200 + lrans. FREE Baby Ducks, 4 "'e!ks i;::laSl'i boat, ;IO hp Evinnide, f'ach. Dressing table SJ. and pad $10. Potty chair $3. items. :>46-4271 , 3465 Clara AKAi 1ape recorder.!;() \\'Sil fer fee . 962-6549 aJtt'r 6. Clld. 548-9832 12/8 Vanson trlr ·& all extras. 2054. Ali!SO, C.l\1. Cir, Ct-.1. Musical amp b!tn, set in wood 10 7.. J..COUCHES & m11tching Naugahyde chair $25. Lamp 1-='-''-="'-'-~=~~o l · loveseat, kitcht'n set. color BICYCLES good con d , FREE Klt!ens all color1 6 Absolutely new cond, \Viii SJ. Shade $1.50. 6' sllvt'r MEN'S Suils St>-$10. Sport OAK dres&er I beveled m1r. Instruments 8125 ;~~-s,Af:':~~j...~~:phones, T.V. & rerrig. Lido Jsle. SHngrays 20", 3 spd. 26", gift 8.13-2355 12·7 sell for balance owed, S2235. Christmas tree 12. 2' silver jackelS $5. Ties 35c. Shlrll rot. 3 · 4' x 6' decor panels. 673-0487 Al!. 3. ere. t-.1inl-Blke 4 ltP Cat, PETS ind LIVESTOCK Call 642-1232 alt 5 or wknds. Chrlsbnas tree Sl. 2451 Sl. Table and chairs $15. Danish sofa. 90 BTU forced CHRISTMAS JS HERE I I 59· Call 84'1~2 * CUTEST O/B nabo r ' " •7 Sk"· d air heater. Piar.) stool. ' · · Cameras & BICYCLE boy's Schwinn ~'-"-·-""~'---'--~-"--ru u in Norse Ave .. Costa Mesa. Lamps •~ · ir.,, an Beautlful U s1ring guitar, E I 1 1300 Stingray, gold, good con· 2I " RCA color TV $'15 Pets, General !IOO N.B. 10' long-remoie con· _c:::.:c:.cc-.-_;_:c__c.,.~~~ s"·eaters $3-$5. 546-1911. mi sC'. 203j2 Bayv i ew. senii·solid electric, \vith qu pmen · tmls. ideaJ i;hore boat for LIGHT. Overhead diUused 3226 Col d Pl CJ\.1 j.lQ-:ztiT!I hardsht'll case S60 or beat dl1ion S30. After 4 pm. Naughayde hide-a-btJ, tikt CHINCHJLW\S: Emera"ency yacht. 71.h hp Johnso n. S500. with steel mountings for of. ===~o7<a~o~-"~-~·,...,~I ANTIQUE Picture tr a in .. s bid <1ver. 195.'l Fullerton, ATORON, J\tinox s I ze 548-876j · new, Sl2S. G42-7658 illness force.s sacrifice of Pvt pty. 5'~9. 646-2080. flee or garage $23. Flat twin DINETTE Table, 4 chair!! $l-$lO, B 8 rs 1<10 I , S5. Ci\f. ] blk from 19\h & camera. Case, chain, flash, 1/3 CARAT . 35 pl11, total CANOPY Bed, in a love ly 294 prime animals & equ!pt. llheets st. Pillow cues SOc:. S'lO. Coffee and end table S5 :'11elmaC' dish sf't SlO, Royal Ne"•port gift hox, Perfect. $ 65, "•edding set. Nel'er been us. antique white, $65. Matching Call 536-2241 1!~1 RUSeNA,BOUT \\.·!m, ot~~,! Electric conec pot $4. llalr each. Comer table S.10. 646-2389 ed. Cost $375, Bt'st oUt"r. llide-tbls, SIO ea. 646-8441 .=o==========I .. r, · e 0 apprecia e, ....,.,. :,o of I t~'J)e"'rit~r w/case $20 &-DRU!\f SET, coniplete, $250 1120 Extr&s. 836-5934, 542-1237 dryer. cap type $4. · f ice Tab I e, desk . a tl'l P s lots moN!. 172.1 Irvine, NB incl. hi·hat, 22-irich cymbal, • 544-0617 · REGULATION pool table, C1tt eves only. swivel chair $15. Desk Coor SI.50-SlO. 3227 Colorado Pl, Sat/Sun. lhrone, all access, Xlnt Sporting Goods 8500 CARPET layer has hi .Jo's, slate top, Xlnt rond, $500. SIAftfESE kiuena houubrok. SABOT 58.il!ng dinghy. Brand pad $10. Ciasswa1'e mug11 CM 546-6441. ACCORDfON & Case $2$0, <X>nd.. Ideal for advanced shags at fanl.a.IUc savings. ="='-"=="======= en, malt"_ & temAle, new .. SacrlficC>, Also 18' Sc-S2·50· Florsheim shoes, 'K7' 7! r=c~l~I ~E~N~E=T~T~E""'~S~ET=,I Xlnt cond. Tape rfcon:ler student. 54~5148 aft 4 pm or ZENITH m~tal skis {20:'l), Free t".Sl. will pl e as e. * 536-7950 * fjbfrglass canoe, used <1nce. oow 8\tE $10. ~ten's large Beautiful chrome, I a ?' 1 e S30, se\i•ing machine $50, \\'kf'nd , Auslrian Ski boots, 9~, 1 _81_1_-_,,_"--~~~·--, Misc. Wanted l6lO ==========I 968-8873 eves & wknds sport shirts l.5c. Record "'ilh pull out lt'a\'es, 4 elec/Ph\lro radio $10. &. FENDER duo-sonic guitar poles. USt"d once. Bargain HOUSEF'UL or himitutt. Dogs 8825 • 12' boat 5 HP Mere oul· albums 50c. S!lverwart lOc. 1 G bu $25 baby clothes 50c • Sl.50, $90, Fender deluxt> revf'rb SlOO. Paid S200. 842-7155 Reasonahle. 1T39t Queens, 1---:;::::;:;::;::;----1_:::::_::_ _____ ::_=1 , American H.erilage recent ch& I'll. reat Y · 64&-8097 Start Nov 30th 11n1p \\'/fun tone S225. WO?.IEN'S ski boou Lange Apt. No. 2 H.B. Call WANTED *GROOMING* ~:1251 ~n~-·cond. SUO. Issues SI .50. Sunset 646-2066. 2033 Nt'wport FANTASTIC Sale: Staekli or 67>-4462. Competition. site 6~, with 847-24!13. Good Used Freezer E 'II d I magazines l!ic. New Die· ~~d0·,·. Cw.a',',· •hout aa':St~hlnd • -I rd \)('_\l & · · Prckr Otes! IYPt. 11ust be XPf'r groomer W1 o gt" ALL NEW OYSTER: 8' rotd. tionary it~. Atlas S5, '""" ' ~ ....,\• ·s, co s, s, CONN CORONET. very gd. C~•er: Yi'tlrn twiee, n('w FOR C"·•·•lm'-'. Model '-a•·n dog• Very reasonable Also · · 1 C ~ "'====.,.-;,,-=::.me shirts. UM!d but groovy. cond. Appraised lT~. Bst otr $1211, SSS. <194-~&3 ou u good n.inner, Not over $50. · · 1ng • fiberg asa atamaran Children's books lX. Sat WIGLETS $4 .50-$:;. \Via:• $10, Soys sLzCll 14-20 yrs. Thru takes 645-2475. U.S. Dive.... Calyp., J la,yout_ N gauge. Exception. -~"~"..:"';,:•~e~v..:'~'~&,_w=lm=''~-=~ .".'.m,pmleteo!'°rg",mpooding M!l••"''"AI~ dinghy S250. ,673-4!>23 10-3. 365 Esther C r..t falls $1_5..$2ii. all new. all S d ,~, p 1 0 ... Al. 11ht'!Hld stt. S200 lllness, " • J "~" A=~0 8., w 19th un ay """" a oma r., FENDER RHODES PIAN(). l't'gulator &. 12 tank w/h11ck WANTED: Good cond. RCA glians di!. matted. Show • 18' L\ :\fAN. Ju 5 t _64~·=6-84..::32=' ~--------co ors. '"..-..""'° ' N,8, BASE. NEAR NEW. pack. lilied l'A'i('('. Sl2(), 673-3349. Oiiental e b on Y color 'TV. groon1ing avail !:i.17-9608 overhaul~. Jncludes dock RECORD Player. 3 speed C.Osta Mesa . a~RISTi\IAS bazaar & * * 646-2'190 • * s.tG-0056. POOL Tables, Bruns"·ick· Serial No. GT177ER · spa~. 67:;...:)400 eves pottable $8. Table lamps. 3 ELECTR.~!C~-C~,-,-,.,,--$~,~,·_J I ' . J 1'"9 "" & c-· n. t 8'" ~'"L CHIHUAHUAS • Rew-ve garage sa e. · urn tu re, • FUU. slie piano ac· SEARS girl's ~spet"d bikt'. 6 .:u ....... -up, 11 ovw · ,,:c~,c,;.=~~..,..-.~~-Your puppy now In tinie, lor Sollbo•I• 90IO S5 and sg Records, albunis Ampllflt'r SU. Portable cue clothes & mi!lc. Dec.~ & U Ci)rdion, 3 '"'itclles, Like \\'f!f.ks old, Paid $58, Sell Ing k Billiard1, ZiJO Harbor WANTED Schwinn Exerel5er Chrlltnl.U. r~rom SM!. male and slni:'lcs 78 lO c-Sl. for sewing machine $S. ~ ~o~'. ~~1Q'i_ua Court, ne"" S90. 54g..9583 140. 64j...J947. Blvd., C.i\.1, 54~7340. In Xln't Cnndltlon <1r temJle. Stud setvl~ * RED Lido lf sailboat. Bc(iks, Reader's digest, f'\c-4-735 x 14 wJiltev;'&lls $10, SNARE DRUrwt, xln't cond. New 5-.!l'peed JAKE'S U&ed Everything· MG-2118 ' available for young lady Good racini cond. No. 160. lion loc--ll. TV trays with GE stereo $25. Child's TEAOIER ~tires, 3R HUFFY STINGRAY Buy-Sell-Trade. Color=========•! Chltniahua11 forchoiceotllt· S'iOO. 846-3231. stands, 4, $2. Portable sprtna: horse $8. Vinyl materials. from 51: to SJ. Stand included. $35 or oUer. S3;> ** 847..flllii Conti. 21" TV $125, Port 7V FREE TO YOU tr. Mfi..3634 type\\·rlter $.U. Argus C-3 recliner \\•llh heat vibrator 9442 Lanai Circle, H.B. rRJ A614-RT;<LE~,,· I .,. 6,7 Cali'lorni·a C $25. 117 E. 18th. C~I. SH,,ERRY'S POODL•S ••••••••• ca.mcra .$10, Comtlr table 125. 847-5384. & SAT. . i ntermi::u1ate flutt". ompany ~ • "''I th allachtd vlny backed ===,.,.-=:-=,--,==:I IN time for Christmas. A lit· Silwr be;id joint, New pads &urfboard, no dings, S75. 7' Pool table. balls & cues. ~21 12 wttk Terri-Poo pl.Ip-9 yn t"Xperlcnct OIME.A~IN! frames for atudlo couches BABY Cribs $10-$15. Pl~n tit of flllflt°Ylhing. Dec 5 & G, Good cond, SI~. 644-1317. · 6f3-95SG ask for l>oug. S30. Upright piano, good pies, pure black, netd lov· All breed grooming, 'F~ Ne Jr.m Oftr $ll $12. t.ra• radlo cabinet $5. l-i. Girl's clotht's, •iU 3, 3050 Johnson A\'e, C.~l. C"Ond, sa<l. 54&-3934. in& homes de1peratel.y. Jilek tip le Jtllvery. Chrta:t. , C!Qthes,' t lrl"s, size. JO 50..'!·Sl.50 Uke ne\v, Lartre 1~---~-----· 1 Pi1no1 & Org1n1 1130 Mi1cell1neou1 l600 LJKE Nnw Rela.xacisor. u~ed Shots. \Vould like to find mas pups ln all color1. ••••••••• 50c-S3. Pot• and pa o s l11mp1 S5 each. La~ mar-- GARAGE Sale: Decorator onet'. Paid $350, sell SSO. home tOKtlller. 296S~' Tt1-ry . 54~2848 MATCHING \VAnlly and 10c-Sl.5Q, Pini: pong t&b!c ble i.:ollee table $25. Lariie !Urn., rJO yd!I \\'OOI turl ORG B 0 * AUCTION * &1~2511. Rd., Laiuna B!ath. 12/S • CHRIST~1AS PUPPIES tln!tl'iCl' S20 each Large din· IA'ilh /lf't nnd paddles SlO. g\11.s~ t!lp coffff tabht $20. <'t'ptng, will cul. 67~9098. AN Y \\'ner: CoM . 17•0 T • lod l Ef'l(I table .S.'i. \Valnut buUet. !e-~C:::~""~~;:..:=:c...1 Sert"nade, Ul nott' fl~ Jo'urnlture LOVELY le fi'lendly, blk • Cockapoos, 6 "'kl!. old. Int 1,1.blc, aood to antique .. rlluew II .11nc, ISAT & Sun, 1005 F1orf,.1a Ave, ml!nual11, ~ note fledal, " Ap"ll11ncP.:1 36" 4 . Burner ll'bll nng~. tan male terrier mix• Rt"ally cute & cuddly. Only S:i. \\loodt'n car ranlPI SU. Ne\.\·port Be11.ch. MS-~49_:_ netdll reotlnlshln1 $25. 4 H B. Sml SZ l11d lt.11 clothes. j)t!rcusslon, self contail ttni5 f'r11~ ?: 1111 extrt' $30, Old Singer H11brk, lovt"s c h i Id r,f n , $l3 ea. \Vrineer walSh<'r· \\'It h Iron .ANTIQUE clock11 S25 ~nch. rd!c:t' ~':~gh~:tron$l~1~,~~ , mi11c hoo&ell!)ld l!en111-gpeakers. Like nc.w. Le11i Wt; d ; A,ar,t, .. !1)9J'l.m. l"$~J~;·~",.,,6-~lS"l='~•~ll~•~'~3_P_m~·--I "'atchdog, but 1d w/ldd1. C:Orona dcl !\far 6,H.7708 man11le $10, Guitar S10. 946 llth Strf'(ll, H.B. plert, Btautltul black lac· IGlAl\'T Gtra~ Salt · Tool s t"han t, ~I. only tl25o , in 'f S UC ton a rn LAW N"'r.f 0 WE R • Sell~ 968-2319 12/5 SILKY Terrier P11ps, AKC Rt lrlttra1or SU. Ice sk!llell, OAil.Y Pll.m DtMF.::"'A q11er bedroom .et. S plf'«• fc. lots of ot11'1r goodies. UIM \\'hat a ChriJtmu 11tu Jl73~; N~wport. cr..1 646-8686 CnJ1sman 18'" l'C"al type J PART Sia me~ kinens 7.9 rta. \'JUI hOltt • t j 1 alrl'!I, tlUJ 6 $2. 4-slict • UN't:S coat )'OU Just ~ f2n each piece. 880 w. 19th, ?\e•'J)Orl blvd., C.:\1. &12-2.19.1. Bt'hind Tony's RldQ:. 1'.fAt'l. w/Jhp engine. $.10. 67W260. \\ks. 83&-4493. l~/7 Chrh1trna1. 830--5169 .rt 5. touttr, new$.), 646-GXl:Z. -"~'~"~a"-"dAY=·-----C.t-.1. 6'24W. " I • ... " " ' " ' "' ' ·" c' . . I -------·--------------------------------------------------------------- J ~!.. ~LY PILOT _saw.-.;, ........ , .. 5, 1970 ' , 1 __ _.. 1~1· .--Hen's ttow' You cu Use · 0111' Famous Dime ; A • Un.S FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU -- " I • ' " • : ! '" • • . ' • . ' • .. : '~~. I .,, • ' t. • •'..", :-.. • : :-. ··- ... , • . • . .. • • ·" ,. ... t 1 ~·· • . . : '. • f '· ·~ -, .. t· .. . " _, •• • ·-.. ·. ... " ... • Iring ttMm er mall them with correct c.ath to one of eur C conwn'-'t offlce1. e No livestock, produce' or' plants. • No commercial ads •How.cl~ • Each item must M prlud ,.Jth no Item over $15 • c...n ...._. _. ..-,. "-· . e NEWPORT BEACH ..... 2211 B1lbo1 alyd, e LAGUNA BEACH .. , ••. 222 Forest Avenue e COSTA MESA ............. 330 W11t B1y e HUNTINGTON BEACH .. 17875 Beoch Blvd-. e SAN CLEMENTE .. 305 No . El Cimino R11I \YASTE Kina: uni ver11 a I YAHA.l;IA 55-61).«t part& $1· RURIG~Tqlt sis. Stow TWIN bfd, )®"C ladles. GIRL'S Schwinn bike $16.50. SCOPE for fifle $5. 54~3641 'WHEEL drive Iron! torkllli WlCKER layette d1·e15ing TR• lonneau rover, new S20.: dlgti"•ai;.~r S2D. 6 callon $25. !>i!G_:.6147. $U. &I~• _ &ood condition $25. 6'F.>-3251 P,air Captain'a chairs $25. V\V Bug chalJWi $9. Red coco hub Chevy $10. Corvalr table $11. Play pen $8. Cnr Laundry 1·ar1 $1. Light! ilXl"' tank aquariutn and all MOVl£ Projector $25. p~ ELECT R 1 C comb ·• $1. BOX springs matb;ss ·$5 SJ6.-851B mi ti $8.;;o. \V-ood itttri~ pr.rts $10. 846-9144 }1.8. bed $2. Infa nt seat l~. Crib bto\1·n 1\lglc1. case a.nd -· cl "d•d 1211 · =~--~----~1 '"'"Ion II Utility l•hlc 15 ,1ru·" I>. C"oade '--ir ex .... s 1 n · jector ean')'ing rase with M!l-3648 each, New car cooler $20 •. 2 SWINGER Polaroid black whee.I $15. Ping pong table NE\V model llOO\'t'r upright '' · · .., /!fl 1;:646-4:;:;"';:;·-=-=-;;:c::; I '~r JJ8. &natl girl's bike 8-Ft.AT ··Fake" book.s, con-Odd lamps $3. Boy"1 16'" •and while cameru like ne"' and equipment $15. 185 Skis vacuum $25". Portable sew-!~r~:;-~ShR~~~; p~~J ~:=~· s~2~d6~~\1 ~=~. :{;!1 BICYCLE 24" SlO. Carrl Sl ~. SpiaJI boy's bike $7. tains sheet music for a.flat blke $6:67>4508 swinger S6 model 80A land and 1tep.jn bindings $25. ing machine l20. Hide--a-bed Ai.ilQma.i lc s '"'i ng SS. 6\, 50 c _ Sl . 50 . Vinyl lablf' i•:ith 4 chairs SL't. Douhle bed springs SI'. 8 hom or we. One book has 2 PAlRS rolle.r rink 1hoe camt'ra $9. 642-8)86 Poles $3. 642-1!'26 couch $25. New set of lhl"H' \Valker-i·u1n""r S3. 543-fil79 oilf'IO!h, "'hlfe and rold 12. C•-•t SJ... Ches! SlO Lamp watr.r co2ors DI• d r I c h 1 Uo k "" 1 tt;. , noor cush.lons SlO set. Vinyl ,,... "'' .J. • ~ 1000 "Stand1rd1" «' ec ns 1 ates, Ul\e new, \"& ue _.. A PA1R of dtt'Ol'8.tor gold GOOD bis: itove. PxctllPnt GIANT drlft\\'OOd logs s.'i Gold Klrcnrx container 35e S:?. Hanging tamp Sl , Scotch deoora!or ori~ Sl2-l2t and the oU\f'r has 968 e~c~. f!'W_ S15 .Pf~ pair. leaf lam~_v.•lth shades 36"" mQdel, but nttd! a Ultle ~5!f~t!;seeoff~0 ~atb~eb~2~ each. Power niower s2;,. Remnants of drapery 50c. Kooler Sl . Children'!\ pnlt'.1 4 lfl.lesll}an, ~mple or car-"Broad\\·ay ltluslcal" selec. Gi~I 1 111u :i,, boys 111e 7. 2 high $ZJ for pair. 644-4330 elbow pu:e S25. Old heavy Curtains 5/)l'-$1.j() pair. Girls and bOoks 5c-$L El«tnc rylng cases, unused l6-l9: lions. The i•a]ue of 1he plllr Jootball sh~s like nte 2 NEARLY Jiew twin bed model lape reco rder S5. atef't'O Sl!'i. Bl\lhroom pole Lav.'ll sp1't'a.dt'r $9. Sa.v11.ge d<tncing c:ostuu1rs si.7.e 6-8, S1 trl'lln ss. Childt'f'n's clothina 16 iridqor adjuatable shut-books is about SlOOO. \I,' ill JlO per_ _ pa tr, i 0 0 d mott-'"' 125 , • .. h . Ve"" old gfls stove St. l9M shc'lves ts. ·Ktohler OC:· 22" rltle $20. Full set (10 100 4 pit'ce capri set. si2e 10 SS. In. •2 821 Belhs Street 1er1 Sl each. Camera casl' 25 ....i. ;. .... .,,,,.. ch 1 1 , , , n t, "· .. "' cuional dtaltl ,in. Large lbs) "'eights $10. C11U next ""....,, · ' -L sell for $ e;a,_,,,,_...;:r-......., r 5 mas pr · 6~ '<13 Fulluton, CM off 19th and m, ...... ,.1, b-·'h 1 ,.. ..._k 96 •• 1,8 · 2 pair caprls, l!iie 10 or l2 Eastbluff. S#--0352. S4. UpMghl V&cu':!'fl cteanc>r 5JS.S296 ,......, ......... ......... ...... ,,_,, .. Sl2. Picture• irid framl'S FUR coal, s:olde n brown, . 16 x. 50 MANON binoculars Ne\\'pol'I, east side Dis.hes and glUS1''ate 5c • I ~===~~~~~= Sl.:iO f'ach. 4 pair pant stret- A UT 0:'11AT1 C Cont ro,1 Sl-$6. Brasa -\\·all plaques perfect condition S 2 5, RECLINER $25. Tv.'ln ~:ic 120 Col b' d . ROUND raltan dining table, SI. Call 53&4468 or 536-3368 KJNGSJZE headboal rd S9.50. t.•hers 2.k. Nylon crochtoted \f"esti~M: f'll'Clrlc 642 3165 and mattress S2S Tv.•1n . um I& r I' a In g -Magnus Organ pus bt'nch rug. oval SZ l£11NI "'o\·en quart sauce pan never been S2-S6. Antique \•acuum $18. -headboard SlO 3 l~ cor-COUl'8e $20, Dark single 2 lea~" bttl1~ top~. 4 BLACK recliner chaist>, $20. Deep h·yer $:1,50. i\Ux-..., ..... ss.~. now $5. 642-6935. 1lJNEABLE congodrum S15. '•'>~ ,·. p d i (( brt'astl'd suit MW J9 Lona n1atch1ng chair! $25 . ,,.,fects'-npel25.968-1596 m••lcc 13. '·'•lf'l'nil)' rugs Sl-S7. Ca.ndlf' holders -" ~ Unused S.GO X lJ white-wall ne1· tel -... piece ne e •<K 64• ·~ ..... !!62-l756 ,... 2:>c. Cookie slwrts l:X: .. Jello r..1irro .. 1ectric popc.lrn pop. BAR B·E CUE , Ceramic nd sel $25. Lltmps Sl-Sl0.1,-""'·""-~~-w"-'-,,=~~~~~1:"""°~--:::::;::--;;-,:-;:-o:; 11 2~Y-E_A_R_o_ld~l'O-w-.,-.-m-o-,-.,-,·. I clothes S~ all. Boy Scout molds 5c. Traverse rods 50c per $3.50, was $6.95. Genera.I lable-size hibachi, COit' SIO, lire s:;. Ping-pong table a Tables s;,. $15. i\1irroni S5 -TOYS !tom SOc. 6 foot skis CUSTC?M n1ade . Ear I Y needs some work $10. \Vig, clothc!I plus handbook SJ. Clothes drying rllck $2.;,a. g Electric automatic "·altle like new S3. Snow sa.ucer equipment. !olds, strooi S~:>. s25·. · Reccihl cabinet $5. with cubco bihdings $20. American ,TV cabinet for caSI', and he11.d, cost S60 Marching boo1s $1. Child's piece hosless set S2 .. Can· iron. \l'a.5 S3!t98. now S7.50. lsil in to slide dpwn hill51 Unused GE elect.ric knire Records 25c each. Chest of Ladies aki boof1 1i2e 5 S20. portable or table mOOel TV. asking $23. 2 table ]11.mps, boots 30c. Purses 25c • :.OC. ,.:.,.. jan; llk-Llc, ;\fen's ,\SSQrtM Chrl~tmas . Utt new S2.50. Golden aook fis. c;,!~~~; ~ .. 16~' 1~!";/ drawers SZJ. Call 847-3955. Ski pole1 SS. Girl's Schwinn Very nice S25. 5-18-7125 beautiful S6•e1.ch. 84.2-3800 Teeter-toner Sl.25. Doll crih ' shirts, mediUm .;i:;c. Books ornaments and. double s'i~ng Encyclopedia, 16. \'O\umrs OtUce desk.. v.·ood. 1 16450 Ross Cr., West. Holtyv.·ood bike like llPW $25. MATTRESS and aprlng1, 2 PAJR roller rink shoe ~~lid's table Sl.50. \Ot ... 7'1l'. Dish<'~. s 0 me of lights $10. 2 tro 1~ $3.75. Came~ :ioc..st. Sho\ver drawen Sl5. Lav.'f1 edger. DENE'ITE set $25. fJO X 50 with traini~ whee~s and single $5 .. Formica lop din-skates, likl' new value $33 1 ~===~~--~~ aluininum l!k-7J. Plaslie fish~ poles .and re;r!' curia.jn, new S2. La7~P .,01,_ l4. RCA 16 .. black movie screen SlO. Head-baskl'I. Mens aulll s_ize1 44, Ing !able, 3 x 4 plu1 ex-each, now St5 J)l'r pair. KINGSIZE linens. perfect. decor picl~ff's JOc. Vardagl' .....,,...,! in 1'1orida at .......,. shade; 14" high S 1 ., :i · •J . •<> 1211 ••"h All kinds Qf · t 11 ;o k -" B 1· t · " ~·12 Gl•I ' · · ht """"b" and whl!e TV, ""orks Sl5. board, box spring, mattres.5, ..., . '", · · I e n 1 1 on eaves · Girl's size 5, boy's size 7, 2 pac ag.,,, ur u1g on no-iro.. ,,.,,_-· • s ovcrnig case each. "'ill sell S25 each. 'lV•o Ladies g ah a rill n e all un,.inted bedside table $6. lrame $25. 846-5106 shirts 16\!i large, .extra Transceiver Nor!hern Model pa ir football shbes, like fl('W sheet!! S14 ~I. Pillo"· casell SL Desk pad .'i(lc, Kod ak camera~ and shoulder strap welt!her l'oal . 1"6-18, Sl.50 1~,., . • large S1 each. Sock1 size 11 D S25. 304 Flo"·cr, C~1 S;1 set. Qu ilted spread~ S25. camcrn anrf ll11sh SJ. rile cases. BtQ'.'-\,;.nie and Argus be"c."Orator -candll' "•fth 1921 Deborah, NB. 646-"'" DESK $25. Typing table $15 .. 3 for S1. Shoes 11ize 9~!i $3. 548-3186 SlO pE'r pa ir. good 1'11odrrn walnut bookcase case S7. 3.l9-A \Voodlalld iG $1.50 Pach. 2 Ladle~ stand net·er used, gift hox-READY for Christmas iiv· 1 0 "o 1 um e Sc 11' n c e Tape recorder nearly new ' . • Do ~~l ni a 1 Pres en 1 s · s1:;. Orange ot:casional chair Pl., C.:'11. str'irts, siJ:e 10, S2 rach f'd S~. Sweaters. blouY-s, ing, beaulirul dol~. all with 111 u ~tnted Encyclopedia. SS. ~1i.scellaneoos je"·elry DTNE1TE, 4 chain; ~l:>. u-~~~~-~-~~= 1 $7, StC'<'I shelves S.l. Tahle 5'18-2075. costume je"-e.lry 25c-Sl. new hanclmade clolhlng SlO. 1 volUme Land & Peo-\()('. $1 .25 Cosmeticg 25c. hie bed set $25. P ing pon_g GIRL"S bike for sale. 20" an<l floor lamps s;, _ SJO. ''SK'' \'Hf/UHF' ronver!er Roy .. , Blue L"OUCh S20 Pair Chrilllmas decorat i on s from Sl lo SIO, Largl' pie S•I. Polar6id c~me~ _S~O. Sal only, ·2000 Coral Pl.. l~ble SlO. ~ubll' chests $15. SC'h\\•inn ''Lil Chik"' bike, Large pictures, plaquei; S5 • Sl 5. Reconditionod 19 '' btuek;un .... chainoSlOeach. 10c.S2.501 AvenidaL9tf'nzo ~auliful handstilched 22 x Dreits formil0. 7 11r!Lf1c1al Newport ~ach behind 1;)33 SylVla Lant, !\"B. excellent condilion, ne\v Sl ~).ChmaSl·s:>.8•17·:iOOO ~ill'<'r!onr TV SZQ. Tablr .. ~ ~ 50 in Bluffs &Y--0-12.L 28 framed !lo\\·er picture, Christn1u tree SIO. 10 pieC'f' Ho--E••'ign Sc, hool 548-8692 1:-ihipl clOt'k S5. R,CA color 12 strin( gu itar S 1 ·. · . 1211 ti · 1 llO C II ...... " " 0 125 $59.95plustax,wlll~l!S25. BLUECHJP i;1ampbooks for rrmolC' conrre:I Sl j . Portable sewing machirll', s:-.t ALL Refrigerator Sl5. nicl' Chr!stmasd giflp 1 · "84'7. ~~'!:. se · 8 c RO SL E Y Refrigerator ~ E f" R 1 GER AT R · 962-4176 sale, S2.40. 49.i...@79 Suhmct·~ible pond pump S15 . ell'Ctric $10, lland mo"·er ~JC 1S recaps S13. Snipe German · ni a e er ux ...,.,.;).) \\1'.lrks well. Take a\\'a.Y !or 642-7Ml -:-;-=='O".""=:,-=~-,: ==--~-=~~~ nr\\'. Vacuum door closer $3.~. 838-76j(l. Sailboat S25. Iron lamp $10. camera \\'Ith light meter SKI pant1 . dark s:reen S2:5. 646--0692 DISHWASHER G.E. under-ALPINE dog houM! for sale SOFA mod<'rn 1.1' X 7" 2 SJ, nc\\·. lnstamattc 104 1 ;~:;,;:::c:.:;:;:;;;--;,h;;;-l;;:-1 211" bike 113. ~149. $20. Argus 8mm Zoom Ede 1 w e 1 s s dark blue .• . -""''" -". \\"man" goll 14" entrance por<:h. floor. piece sectional Sz:l \\ 11h '5'\'IVEL Ol'sk c a r · movie camera 125. Argus Austrian size lOR excellent r.rIR.ROR 40 round $8. T\\"ln c""l"b"•. ·b,-g a-~ c•rt sn. rear table. M&-9144 1!.B. camera $3. Ice Cril~hc:>r $3. originally cost $40. S8 Good BLKES-Tv.·o boy's Sch'l·inn automatic tread, remole ---'illon 115 each. Cdi.'it beds. $10. Gold v_lnyl arm "'-11 .. •---• w;t~h •k•g 112. new S2L95 plu~ tax, .,,,.ill se\J l7====-=,,.-<e.,-,cl RCA table radio M. Di('- took'·n .. •-.-.., ,0-n TV $10. su·-y lh-, __ _. top ... ~ h SIS El f tb II oc ..-uuaiu • _S~t~1.95~·"."9S2_4_1_16~·--~~-1 AQUAR!Ui\IS, extra heavy !aphot'I(' re<'o'd'' o• ... ..... ..... ·-e·~ • """ ,..-cu, control, mol'ie projectQr $25. 675-4623 c &lr . l'Ctr1c oo a U · 1 ll2 ~·8260 -Sm.II .ppl'.nces, lamp!!_, m•c'-nio•l ronclltion $211 14 C 1 1 f 6 14 n1cyc e · •11 .>-SINGER i;ewing machine, glas.~ marll'lt' or fresh wa.!c:>r, tr11.n!!mit1~r IZ.i. 3 h.----" "" Kodak movie light bar $5. • roque se or · . ,,......,'-""" light fixtures Sl 1o S~. each. 673-6257·. Solid State 11 . transistor STROLLER by Strolee, new Small dog shipping cage SJ. ELECTRIC 2 belt exerciser old mOOel. portable SlO. 20 gallon SI.'>, 12 gallon Sil, rubber 1.vrw $.\. 6"" calipt"r Original paintings $5-S2:i. SURFBOARD. 8..,. ft. good pocket radio $2. 2 sm11.ll never used duplication gift. Big \\'ash tub $2. 675--4131 $20. 548-6479 Gold chair S.i. Linens 25c. 8 gallon S9. lish, filler, 0ST1,. ~;:,.1.,S-_983 __ 2_._~---~-I Bookll JOc-S. 42 P l ,. c e condition, excellent pad-bikes SS and SS. Child's Co-Can1 ,"' 1""1211in<'61r"' ~,,112k3•Cl daMnd 24 .. COLOR TV $25. 90 yards ALL met~! kitchl'n set, 4 SL Toys :i5c -50c. 548-9811 gl'arrl. 842-62;)3 1 OLD Sint?f'r -!iC\\·lni machinf' O~ida Community plate dleboard S20. Surf sklro.mer cart SS. 490 E. 19th SL, CM . 00 res · ........, white wool carpeting $25. large cha in, red. white and GAS oven, 2 white toilets BICYCLl:-S. I girl's and 4 nl'£'ris mino1· adjustment $10, $25. 1i piece Oneida Com-$2.50, like new 673-5627. 642-3767 CROSLEY Shelvador fridc:e Dishwasher S25. Washer S25. chrome. You pick up $15. $12. Pt'rfN'I co n di t j 0 n hov~ al inch S\2 · SW. f ExtJ·a loflJI: fall. human hair I ~m~un~ity~p~l•~1'~1211~-~;,9~2-~2~).23~.;-l iii'>iit0a;;;:&c;-0ndi;:a\n;;;i; 1211 K nmore gu rang• · 54'2150 P~ll\i-oid camera $I:>· ash blonde co.~t •~ \\'"'rn I;; HO Roadrace and train set; SEWING machine in cabinet . · e . Oryl'r S2S. 617 Jasmine, ~ · 644-4567, 615-39:i9 ""' " 2 Beautltul new men .suits. 1pecia.I track, control1, swil-$25. 30" x 78'' couch f ' rub-"'1th cov1'1"t'd ~ddle and CdM. 644-8995 RABBIT cage 54" long, 2-1'' 3939'JNiNc•CH:H"';;,,;;uiio~"i"Oro~,;;,.;;,~tIB•Obl~e:. 'I ,';96S-<~~21~6;._"7-,'7-.,-;= nnt'f' si;,, F !'IO t b 11 I I $1 . bown and blue SlOO value h 1 "°" La h flex hose connection S20 2 "d · ,, IOVTNG sal(', skis s: •. Rin- 1 llarrlwoo<I ct•ib good con- fo" 125 '''"· ,, .• , "'· 29 c es, oops, C8Jl, se1, her pad $8. l>\o'n couc-. -h•ovy d"ty ole-tri'o m•.',,, BLUE CHIP Stamp books hi_R'h. 21" WL e, n1~ con-Jl,laple SIS. Exre Jlent d"" • • ·~ 6~ <257 13 ;o J" • -2 8412 " ding•, $5. Black Jr.R1hrr 1t1o11 $7.:(). T.oasler $2. length, 2 1po11 coots. 50. SlO .,,.;i. ,..,. · new pad '· · hog 2"3w8 $1 ea<'h. Birch dillf!tte lable 1~ perCl'nt off ) S 2 · 4 O · ditlon S7. 64 -portable lypewriter S 25 . chair $:>. c11rrl Iii.hie s3. J-::lr('lrit• drill S7. Brand new each. SlackS S3 each. 34-36, TRANSMJSSION 3 IPl'ed, fi~ puzzles 25c eac · \\'ith 3 chair& flO, 4 old oa.k 67.).-0922 CLOCKS; 400 day glass dom-Umbrtlla clothesline SJ. 6 i\fosaic tile 2X c;in. QuR1ily i;:an1rs. nr\'rr used S.1.50 29 length. Pan American Falcon, good condition m. Flo\\'er. CM d I n I n g c h a i r 11 need T\VO Provincial end tables, P.d $15. Also one al S2i'i. station Execulone .inter('()m clo!hing lOc . SL Toys :ic • ra1:h. 1\ n!iquf' rkluhlc hearl- trumf)l!'t s20. Sunda y 645-2810. GOOD rondition. Baby buggy refinishing. 673-4809 need refinishing S25 each. CordleSJll "·all clock SJ. S20. U'ork bench $2.50. Ek'c-50c. Li fe jackrls s.1. Yachl b<'l"rtt Sll'I. l...f'athcr hQrse 548-<r618. 6 Drawer desk ·no. Cra1h 55. Small baby bed SlO. STINGRAY boy'i bike m. Pemco 5 gallon aq~ariun:i, Alarm clock Sl. 548-9870 tric 5a.J'lder $7. Asphalt tile antenna. suprihes 2.lc. Dra\\·-1 rollar Sli .50. Corning \Vare )"AMAHA 5.')-60-80 p a r ts helmet $12. Gra.yr 3 pie~ High chair p: 642M55 Gary 67>139'l, N.B. complete S12. . Chil~ren ~ MEN'S 3 1pttd Schwinn bike 2c each. 816 \\'. 16th St. ing board SI, Barbee clo1hcs hake anti fry SP1 nc1·er $l-S25. ;,.w...6147. knit llUil. size 12 sz;. Chinese TI.JXEDO, midnight blue, ELECTRIC train, tracks, toys $1 • S3~ .. Ch!l1d"n 15 • 1sk1 S25. 5-15-2835 C.1\1. Sl. Sterro chaiSf' lot1nJ:"e SI. OperlC'<! Sj.5fl. Pnrlablr TV I ~~""--i:=:r:;::-;:--:;--;;i;;;; I fi'g"''."'' 125 545-3103 ,,-,, 40 ......... R .. 1211 84" •""" set bOol~ auu po" " Tool• ~-T,·,, S2. C•c c•ck V.'Qrking rnnr1ilion S 1 5 , " c ---'·r 4 piece · · ............. · u-t-' transformer and cross over ' · ·. 2 SCHWINN bikes: l\lan 's SIDEWALK bici·cle S7. 26" """ ' · GOOD .... ...,i ion, ._ _ _, . 1 ~kates S2 each Antique $3. Picture screen SJ. P.od Original 1111niature oil pain- Sami;on!te luggage S 2 5. BAB\" Crib" ~tttss, ucu· HIGH chair $3. Tr1cyc e, switches $10. 251 Camellia brass framed ~irror S25. 26" Boy"s Stingrny S20 eac1h; girl'1 bik e S5. Scooter S2. 5f1c. Tackle box 50c. Jack !in.gs S7.:,Q. Rel of llVOC:ado " n ~'49. ding $5. 54~J. good condition S5. Grocery Lane, CM Lad"•-and oh "•ldr••'• Room divldf'r, tea earl J Baby crib nialtn?ss. pad ' , I d" / -·" ,,.,,,.. 5c 64. 1966 .. ~ S2. Ski saucer S3. Spring..~ f! a~~ is ll'S. u,,._,.,, onr:e DRAPES. Ceiling to floor, PDRTACRlB. Dccellent con-pull cart · :>--2 TIRES 7.75 x 14 $2 each, clothing, )'(lung girl 's 1i~es each. 64&-36SO . and sheels Sl7 ,50 . $3. Tra\·erSI' rods 51. Bi·;iss l S7.i0. A~sor1f'd mechanic sheer, "·hite $1 5. Pe"·ter dltion. mattress, bedding 1961 VW 1500 pislon1 And 646-1824 from 6-10 $1. $5. 215 Tustin, COMPLETE rebu1ldabll' J18 Bedspread. rlooble S2. King halh fixtun>s SL Glass hl'lls t lnol,; .21'10d l'OIKliHon 15c-Sl. je-A·e\ box SW.. 8 · 8'' S20. 546-3599-barrel1, $25. Carburetor SlO. HAN D crocheted afghanl. all NB. 642-293l Dodi;e motor $10. Compl!te St LP records 25c • 50c:.. $1.25. Tikis 51"Jc. 8 3 9 J ('(ln\'llll'"Cl"Tl! mn~ilt' tcilel 6urfooanl S:Q. Bov.·ling ball 2 Knit su\}5, new size 12 $15. V\\: adaplers $8. Header Jlzes and rotors. Still tinie NE\V Baby stroller $18. Dod,i::r r~ar end S 1.0 h Clothing. '\'On1en 'i; 9 · 1 2, l\lt1nstt'r Dr.. H.B. P11.cific rnn1pl(''r rosr S60 nC\"f'r U&- afl! bas $5. O\'e r load flai=h. 23• Black and white ~)stem $20 .. Cam and 10 buy for .Christmas gilts. 548-.36l4 Con1plelr fr:int end. "'''-girl's 4-7. 2.'X: _ $3. Games ~nds Tract. 53&--M~ I <'d S2J. Jodfl'lt/nutdoor s_pr:il}is-, car 54 .30" x 30·• TV, "·orks S15. 6' arta rug11 •ft>lloMr $Ul .. 01l pump S5. 4-$20 _ S2.l 833-1221 . . • po"·er steering u111t $5. and ioy~ zx. Handmade JNSTA',lAT-lCC;-mera 1,·irh , N'p1n1ir pn1 $-1.:;.o. \\1oodc:>n colle,! table. w\th till'~ SlO. .. h Batbrtlo ~ 700 ·x 1~ lirl'~ SJ -SS. Call ~ COUCHES fl,i •· S2;:i. End 642-93SJ ' . " ~11 lt anil prpJ)l'r n1lllii-ne\~ · eac. .-· m rug Steve 54S-l985 BEGINNER'S guitar i 16. tahles (Early American) ~ledi~erranean t11.bles SZl for fla~h bulbs, bo:-cer1 S 8 · usf'rl Slj(), G I n ~ ~ \\' 8 re 1..:."'8-0355;.._;=-· ~-,..,--.,-:c,.-;c'"'""" I St.toi~ 'lfh. Co'1c~le tret Guitar case $1.\. Boy'11 S15 Desk SlO. Dani " h W.ONDER horse $6. Trike all lhrPe, 3058 Tyler Wa.y. Baron1cter 5211. S ni a 11 2 €1;lests of dra\\·ers Sl~Sl'i. ring!!·~ 'dlameltt S3 f!l!dl. N~V· VW tiU!l'Jltat Sl:J. Call Stlngray J speed $25. 2 ~iii\ chainr S8 -$12. $2.50 . .Baby bath h1b tJ.. ~296.2 \\·onder:. bo1:se $3. 3 V\\' 51k-$2.50. DishPS Sl· Se rving 2 d. __ _, P")'l'r5 ~ 2598 """"LaMon Faun-544-0091 aner 3 p r.1 &i6-62Dl 11'n~·s S1 . I.amp shlide SOc. ra IO , .... v i u ;;IUO'.Ff.:·""""' ' mt'n"s suits, 38 short s.:;. Vacuum tank type complete 4.rn :x 15 narrow y,•/w new 'vhi1c 1\·1111 spare lirts Sl.:i!l AntiQllt' fiC'f"\'inE?: lray ~. sr~S20-Coffee table SS. lain 'Valll!f. 9-5 p.m. ¥ -~:.~:!:'ys , an y t ime Ladies dresses. 11ize 9 S2 Sl2. 822 \V. Bal, Apt 5. GREEN 1vrought iron table tires. Uniroyal Sl2.50 each. rach. 2 baby mnon.~ s:t 4 Dcicora1nr h a 5kl'I ll. Antique trunk si;;. End 20 lndt·ci'l'l's English bicycle each. Everything like new. 67!Hi380 SIS. 4 matching chaitl! S20. 546-2!162 tr11.ck stereo tl'pell ~·SI. Chrisrmas ,ri·ealh SOc . tables S5 2257 Elden Ave., $20. Youth bed SIS. Painted T.RANSFOR.,fER 150 volt Portable black and '<l'hile SCRAM LETS P.l&\t'rnl!y rll'E'$!Se~. size 6-10 Ne1·rr usrrt child's Ocrl sidts Clearing our '"'O ii·aNlrnbeos. 1 ;.C~.M~. =.,.;;c;---,:;-=-::--< I oouble bed head and loot· $10. Sa'lilorses "'ilh 6' top 'TV S1 5. Cox. airplane S7. • S.1 -S2.l. 646-5&>-l REF' RIG E RATOR with $2.50 rach. Large Rl'ooir i;i''C'ar.•rs. rtrcsses siie 1~12 •BREAKFAST Set, gra)'. 4 hoard $15. Night 1tand. $5. SlO. Sander S5. VariorizC"r $2. ~klhob s2;.. Bathroom sink i\10TOR bike carrier SlS. frerzer 525. 163 E. ISlh St. prinl S."1 Rcccnt he"t SC'l ling i:hQl's 71~ j()c:-S3. i\1an'r; Her: chairs 11.nd table s1 ;., Oval 64+-2562. 8 glaSSf'~ :ioc:. Chris tmas S5. 2 n1rrt irine cabine ts s;, ANSWERS 67::...196Z C.i\1. novl'lS ~. S1 . 17312 Bestry r ini:bonc sporl.~ roat size 41 exten!ion tahlf' SHI. \\"ooden ALBATROSS Salls, 7 bag11 outdoor lights S2. Massagl'f' i"aCh. 642--013!1 · YLOOR fw·nace SIO. \\'ig sa. Cr., H.B. 8 12-81~1 I f':>\"t'f'llf'nt ('Qndition $j .j0_ swivt'l TV itand s.~. 2 blondP a.Ii: l)Od SlO, Girl"! it-e skates, siie 6, 20 GALLON aquarium in-------Sl0-$25 e"ach 2981 Te " SS. Floor polishcr rug PLA.YBOY 8.l issu~s for S15. Simile_ ShcAf-Fishy_ <-ludc~ ff'fl('('tor, pump, Sc:h,vinn Stingray $22.50. 19'' PORTABLE TV nrv• ri1c-l\len's riants, si~c 36 . step tables S7.50 pair. AH in Pl. ;;il!l-2815'. clealK'r f!D. 644-'1769 Zen1lh labll' radio, -A'orks Bumper_ LUSHES lil!er. hcater S25. 6-12-693:> Girl"i; Stingray SJ 8.;:. O. Hll"f' tubP S2i. 63' s\;1n1 6, 72.l pC"rmanent pre~s. rt1"l'ss and A-I conditlon, may be i;P('n 18 Origi nal oil paintings pt>rlect Sl. Nl'w ~potbuilt H k "She' 1 . Portable TV, nerds repair rnginf' S20. 1'~7-7017 rasunl Sl.;..().S•I, Like tl('w iit· 2.i2<1 Ne"·port Blvd., Apt. S3-S25. Beautiful still-lifl'S, WHEEL Chair S25 TV $20. l1'11ck 11hoe11 $3. Green er wra_ ne!JS: s rea . CLOTHF.:S dryer, electnr. 110 SIO. 5-16-6207 KINGSiZE 11111ttre-;s-,.~,,,.~~ if'wclry 2.lc-St. II P l'l I• f' n 24. !>48-0811 . _ _, l\1ixmaster i io. Tape !cll'phone \\·ill install !rec ly a luscious girt. J11_ lace. $20. 4-12 E. J8th St.. Cmla 1· Sf"Mlt pC"rfumr 1; ounN" S2. landscapes auu aea11cape1, _ _, • · she'is one of the biggest r.1 a UPHOLSTERED chair, blue. :r;prings, Srr111 c:>stra 1rn1 SEARS Maple bunk bed:r; i;l:.:es 4'" s 6" to 24"' x 48" recorder S20. Radio-ret'Oi-u SlO, Old phol ogra p h . ., 1~~'~'=~=~=~,--~1 -S:l:i earl~ 8·17--4191 "\\'nr1h" prrfume ~~ ()Uncr ,\'ith 1 ma11re.ss unit $2:1. p,,-.1,-,,, mok• , l•'1tng player SlO. !;.18~. 9-4. deve loping eqt1ipmen\ SJ for LUSHE.C: '" town. \V HIT E I G 0 I. D Frent•h low barrel shape S 2 0 · --- -----$1. \rind Song 11~ ouncf' ;ik. " " 20 3 2 644-1142 TH AYER 1·1'ih, foam mat-,_. 54&-99-16, 20241 Ba y vie w Christmas present. Satur· FIRM Single mattress, brand whole set. Slot car equip. 3 DISHMASTERS SlO -S . Prov\nc-ia! hca.t1bo11rd S :;. r,cui:son cologTir S 1 . 5 0 . A\'e., Santa Ana Heighl,s. doi· •nd Sunda". 5.11-3193. ne\\', still In plastic zippor men!, 11.11 is. S2. \Vt'hcor doubll' 11ink fauce!s S4 • SIO. Jl.1atching foo!hoartt S I 0 . BO\VLl.NG balls and bags $10 tress, sh<'PIS $\O. Lu1l11.byP :i Chanril!y spray 2 nunce $1. ::"-'=--"=='-'-~-=I k f 11 2 4 •-· h d II 14 2 M h" · ht d S25 dra,1·er dres~er wilh rtoor II •--· ~·>'IN· "-• S2S. Sectional S2j. -bag. CO!! S-15, ge\I for $25. stereo, \\'Or 11 per e<:I . linu••er ea ll • ·. ale 1ng ntg stan . -S15. l\lisscs ice skates S20. a llf'\·er ,,., ... n used, \\"1~ '• <X"\J SUZ'\" Homemaker stO\'e S2· C•ll "'"«74_ Nlturday ofter 5. \V11.lk1e 4 sllO\\"f'r head~ Sl • $4. 2 \\"ro""'hl iron .. lass top tabll' S20. l.arl::P Cosn:> playpen stand 2.~. T-pins 1~. \\"i.,. Lamp' 13, Hibachi S.'i. Desk ,1 . 1 1,.;. 11 •to•-,,-,,·,. O'tv-<>.J ..., .. ne~·. size 612·7. Child's elec-11• 4 d rold"ing rl-••• "• • "usica u• · " w '"I '~==~-~~~~= lalkit's-$2. 644--0936 hair dryrrs $3 -.$5. 'F~I $20. 4 mat('hinro:-chair~ S20 :J. rawer ' -v1i-e $1.50. Huhcap~ 4 for $3. Jl.5. Roaster S15. Dot1ble TQrture track s2. A~tro, MINOLTA Aulopak 500 S25. radio $8. 2 <'lock radios S_q. 2 each. Extra king !win mat-tr\c cook grill S.1. Electric. ing table S-1. Rathinrt S2· Cr111r1 SC't site 12 brand ne"· malO't'SS S2j_ Springs s2;,. train Sl. Kalart movie An!ique r.1ason jars $1-$3 CRAIG 4 track tape deck sm•ll b•c"-'"''· I< • IG. 3 IC"'·' ·••d bo". •P•"•ng•. 1271_ rotisserie o~·l.'n $1i Mexican Rnlla"'RY s1n Table lanips .,, ·.n Sk. 1 bl k . 'I I ""d ,,. S"·ivel di-. 8 m " h nlh•• boltl•• SI 13 \\'ilh fl"" .• 125. 6" S""akf'rS .. ...... <"~ n " b"k•I P"'~"l! r.mb ...... idl'....... ""'""' . "I pan s. l\C . llZ(' ,,.ap e."" .J.' e '"r VlP \\·er. m ..,. eac, -· r-.. ~ TV st11.nds S2 -S5.r ireplai:e Hl'edboarrl and foolboard ..... •v '"'u S2.Jeach.Ahnul 40fc:>l'tne\\' 10 $6. Bi~Sl'I c:a rpt'I rockt!r SZl). ~ki boots S3. PhotoLi~ $3. 5'19-4321. 2053~~ Charle St., Costa !!..!a~.',h,.0·,','.";:.,0850, ,· Sal. only, l!Creen and tools S:J. 2 g11.s S~i. Baby buggy $20. Black $5, leather trim. 6-1·~56i, \\·ire rcncin-,:: $:J. l\taplr ~"re!W'r nt'w $7.50. Clor.k~ Kart engine S25. Blii.nkets :\lesa 4.v.JJ " '-"" 675-39"19 I I k 1 n 1"ieadl)()11rd~ ~ckard trunk Sl 5. Griddle DOGHOUSE 3' x 4· S10. ~la1-· ·· · hurnf'rs St Small radio $3. rorl'K'r l!lep !able S20. 2 Rn-· "lO c·11~r 11 1 SL:il, H11nd '"8CUU1TI $10 ro. tress box springs. full si'l.<' PAIR Gold crramlc lamp~ FOl~D n· roll ~rvr tabl.P. 3910'2 Channel Place, NB. tlnur TI'rl Rlep end tahlPs Sl ~ 25 YARDS ;,;001t-g01d cal'))(>1 ' $10 C'Ach. Rit!ht handrrl i:oll I Ye!h)1v kilchrn 11tili!y chair "1. Steamt'r trunk $20. ,.. bo -• II •t • I 1 s-1 t• b~nrtl'rl ''" Packard trunk Sl!'>. Griddle $5. 2161 r.lirl(>r Sl., Costa Sl.i. \\'alnut roflee tabl~ and "' S= ·'· ~· tn s 6n-.t603 Pach. Pair hlue lsmps $15. Sl. }ard. Ou1<1nor polr-) rU lf; ~" ~ " $f .. ~JO.·G1·el'n anri pink e1·e-n- SJ, TQSster S2. iCf' skates S7J. l\leM, 646-5289. lend lable11 $20. 962-1030. leather shoes. 101 ~ B_ S.l. ROLLA\VAY bfil Simmons Parq11el rihoJl{' table $21). lan!ern Sl .:iD. Cer cooler, c-luh.; SlO. Gol f earl $7.30 I rni: gouon s11.e-s lfl 11.nd 12 $10 'l••lin pole Sl :l. Chair~ Slii KNEE r..Jachine 4' 1 0'' NE\\' !\!en·~ n>vl'rsible fur Typin1:: ta ble $6. f-loor i:; ~283.1 Kirtnr y shi:1pe marble ta blf! Used oncc $1 I. 96..ll-796."\ 001-8423~-~-=.-i:1nrl SIS, Pur~~. yrilow. ,, heater S7. Clairol Tnstan! · . S21J. 6'16-51~ I ~-==~~-~---~l'APLE knrcholr d('ll.\.: S211. hrov. n, hh1f'. hf-12P $1.50 -each. Small rahles $lj. S.l Greenough type f\ex-~poon poncho s1;1. Yashica D hair ~rlter, Ust'd once llO. \Vrn.IAN"S rlothes srr.e 6-10 . 2 LARGE n1f't11l cabinct!', f h ~ · f 1 & d f ii so• w S h . S · t Sunbur~t Jni;:ra1n bal !rr~· Bl11r.k rrrp" r1·rnl11g has::. Coffee !Able Sl:>. Deep ryer y 1·1ugrt'llSLV1!. as can1er11 an 1 e1'5 ""· 968-73.~ 7:;c._ SlO. Shoes size 51 ;.5 BOY'. N:-\\'1nn t1n1V"11:v.: r. suitable for i;:Araj.!r work \\'Rll clOl'.k $7, Nl'lll" nrw ncvrl' usf'd 52 .:io Black S3. Magn11vo>: ('Ombinatl£lll mallC'uverablr S25. C111 I 673-4162. 2-.-c·,,.1., olnthes si,.e 4-6 hike, \tl'ry ~nod conrhl1"'n benches wil h drall'Cl"S $11 II. 548 ·3711 (R" kl T!R f.';i .,.,.., x 15 Bf" ·""• • nl •inglr l>luP/,,...trn spreart \"Pl\'cl rir,..ss sb.f' 10, l•l.50 '". Ch•. lit dra~<ers J, • -. ic · E'"'RYTlllNG r----. '1•t•I 4 • • ""' • • • • 1~ • 13. D••fti"ng m•ch•'ne S25. /\"""'. is l'nn_m ca era h 2 I I 1 · •· ·•r4 vur.~ •· t.--'~i,.11 -n11·1-, 1211 " ·•· 110 rac · l'Xlra lil"J'.:'E' P cc r1c ~". Twin clcrlri,. blankrt I Hair dr_vrr ft11it hn1l'l $"'.'.'" .,,_.... lle•th K>"I 1•>•-•/•mp $2:> d"~.k 120·. f'oldin<> oh•;-13 .,":h"'.' •. '.~· ,,,..~ ,. s~. Toy• ~ • 13 .. '-hw1·nn S1_2. Shde proJe("tor · .., ~ ..., ~' '· .... . '" .. ·~ , , .~...-"""'" ,.., oJIA, .x: wa1('r IH!At1ni:: lanks $.} f'a1·h. SHI. l..n~·n sprearler S2. Corn111~ \\'ar,. ser~ ne\·er CHINESE Jtooked rug, 6 x 9 tach. 2 t;peAkers jl:> each. ea ch . DI 11h"'1 ~-$2. 2irl trainin~ wheel bike S20. 5-l:>--2611 i\lapte bar slool Sl:>. Stove 536-4<17~ openid s;; each. 536-8321. 125. 2 wom~'ll rainroat~. Paperback.! X, Toas1tt SJ. FlouresCt'nt light lixturf' GREAT 9noks year books _S3 Record pll1.Yl'r SlO. GT.~1602. SPAULDING t<'nn!s rat'Quf'ls hood 1,·ith t'leclric Ian S7. " ••ch \Vo·ld Book $25 01• ~ED I'''''' SI. Amplilil'r LOVF.t.Y Holiday d•e.···-. medium $2 each. Youn~ 8 ii;:sell carpet cleantr $.>. SZ5. Small Qf!ice tQUipOll'nt . · ' . · .... 156-l f.1iramM BAlbo1 S5 el\ch. Slidl' projf'clor, i'>taplc picnir !able $6. D ~=~ ladies mf!dium sweatl'~ ~lunlay and Sunday ~5. S2-S2:J. 826 W. 19th St., C.~I. J1n11ary SS, largr. Bn1ann1ca Pl'ninsula ne"' bulh Sii. Pink melmac kit S2:J. r.i..i·~ mats $5. Bull· ~i7e 11·12 S7 ct1rh. NP11.1:; x 6 Sl..:$3. J'e\\·e.lry SOi:-S2. M&-2.JS-t 64S-38ll. AllRs SI.I , Vibrator chair 1 1 1 ,.1h dlshri s4 set. 5-ls-82.'t6 , 6'12--2:550, 5>16-68:16 gy $~1. BH.sehalt shoes S.i. Rl'"ii. n1 g. cos1 S'lll, r1e<'p pile · 'I 2 Sl ."1 Book(•ase~ Sf! t:ach DrNETrE ~I ( orm CA "1 -r.1ANUAL lawn n1ower s.;, Sn11111 ;inin111I housl's S2. Q}'S1<'1' •1·h11r fr in.l'f'rl acrilan SuitablSe ~~lrlstmbl" •,•,.!.~ .• -30"" i1·ide ~. bolster anr1 GREEN c11r1v11.s l"'O\'er \\i lh En~yclopedia set $~ Bible. 4 chairs S20. Tricycle SJ. SClf\VINN ~litlgl'ftY SI 5 . High <'hair SS. Car seal SJO. Cur1ains $,~. Dt'.'sl.: s:i. Anklr $18. l\enn1nrr u Prig ht , 1'8Ch. m .... ta "5 ;). l snread SIO. C.oll clubs a nd rlasti(' to Ii! To.vota or 1 C•lhol"•c.1 P-t••la."l l l8•. Johnnv. Astro 1et $3. Chll_d·~rockerS.1._Aluml nun1 I ~ "JI hffi .,. '" " Potty chair $.~. Black vinyl "'<'i~hl~ .~1. Bnl. sh1:11f'r•. rn_1a1·;. 1•ar11um. npar new •dMib\e heavy, "''"'nt m . bag S25. Samii len1 $3. Doll Datsun p1ckt1p $12. New tire Chlld"s Junior set $14. All at 837-500..'; Christm11 s !tt(' S.l. Coleman t·Mir 515. Grren vinyl game~. 1, hl'~ls, 11 11 SI each. S2.i. Cur!ains rus.Jom. nylon spre11(1 S.1 and SS. 962-· hou5e $3. Child'11 record rh11ns \\ith !!pl"ings to Iii a ba.rgain. P lease call U ~ QfEV bod)!, no engine lantern SU . °'11l'man c11mr l'f'Cliner SlJ. All l'xcellent •·t,"" o!fii"f' Munter $23. 91•11 I a1·ocacJo.11ci•C'ff, Wllances. 3 OFF1CE f'Umi!ure, metal player S4. Q'lild's sh of' 6.70 x 1:1. 7.~ x 1·1. 600 >: 16 ~9 • S25. Call Sunday. SJ6.-ll25 stove S7. Camp conk tx>' Cra"·ford. sr.:!--11 22 pair, p;:rfecl 9. ,\n!iquc desk 3"' ;.: 60 dra"'er. good !!,kates. J. S2. Cami'& and SIO. Al rrlOllt nc"' movie ===---~~---,,,-1•~~==~~=-::=-=-1 510. 6 gallon gas ('an S2. 2338 condilion. 5 4 5-008 4 or i\!OlITON fur-J·ack-,-1 -,-;,-,-1~2_ liniogrs china. U gold rini conditioo S25. 4 drawer mE"· loys 25c to S2'. ~~2'156~ screen plll~ lite bar SlO. CHAm, pedestal lype with 1960 BUICK. good engine. Rutgers Dr. 0-.f ~:>-1121. \Viii deliver. desi;rr1 pla!cs S.l each h d 120 la'""e oval braided ru• SS. oltoman, near new. black needs rad iat or and . 1 -0~sr=E~R~I=z=E=n-~ .. ~~~~Bo~~. I 16 S2.'>. \\'es!ingh\'.luse ro<i.o,1er l 2 tal fllf', eavy 111Y · 10x14 Green ru'1; S2S. Pad $5. '.. naugahyde ('hair $25. 01· 1ransml1sion $25. Call Sun-OFFICE chair. . m " 1 11 ~ • ..,,.,.,,, Y s SIO.. Silrx hlender $.1. F.lec-49 -52l9 Add lf\K machine: SZJ. 1816 \Va l!le iron ~-Floor lamp 495-.'>t70 11.fter J. tomsn $25. Ladles 1hoe day 5..1&-1.125 ~wive)$, roll.s._cushioi'lf>d S2:i. clothes: Slacks, 26 \\•aist SZ trlc cnffl'e pnt S'Z. Or11n1::r GOOD cot1ch S25. \Vrought Ccwvo Pl., C.r.t. :J49·17N. S2.ao. Bedi;pread, y,•hite $2. DISHES. \\"hite $25 l'ach -1. 1k11.ter;. ilu 8 $3. Ski panl'I GO ca.rt SIS 4~ HP en~TM' R?llll\\'ay twin siztd ht-rt Pach. J11rkcl~. 4~ $.i • SIO. juiccr $2. Elt"ctric burtrt iron ro1lnd ht'c.Rkfalit table SECTIONAL, Needs rero,·er-~1pn·5 and \\'Qml'n·~ clothing 54.:'>-9669 or 67>5218. rni.vy blue sl7.e 10 runs N · hi AM /Fl\1 Sia. Metal l'tt(IJ'd playrr Shoeli, "'in~ tip, si1.t' ~D $.i. J:"ri11 ~. ~llJ)('r ii i\1i\f n1n\'ll' s2:i. 2 1\rot1ghl iro n cM.irA ing, S20 couch and clla1r s2:1. ar'lrl ~hoes St lo $10. CHRTSM.IAS Gifts galore: ,;mall, coS't $30, se'u S10. :io ;; :'~ ' ltllnd Sl. ~5--'2j29 ___ ~ Le\·i.s, si7.e 27-28 SI caeh. Ski caml'r11 S20. Art i I 1 c i a I $2'>. Lnw IJro1rn th'1ng room Bunk beds $25, Double bos ~lS--0162. l\l en·8 11hawr SlO. women·~ Capels and 1ult11, slu 8, like · SINGLE ~lzP rolla\\·ay bt'd. pa nts, size 14 $4.::.0. 2 sels Chri!ltm1'~ IN"(' $3. Trn t·han· S.i. Sport 11hlr1s 15-16': .pri,_ and manres~ SlO. ~hav~ $7. PMosonic cloc-k fW'w, had a baby S3 • $1. REF'RJGERATOR n; .. Rttl vcry compac! S.i. 1\l'O hf'11.vy Clairol Hor Roller,.; SlO anti 11trinrs nw:tl'>Or and als<1 oot-$2. PPm111 slaC-k! :14-:IO S2 6" ''"" SURfBOARD S1i. Go 11 t "" ,_ ...... _.<', JtO 84&-!m7 .. Boomerang roflee table S20. ra.dk> $25. frost~ hum11n ~0-8986 a...-. '''"'" · ' n1oldl'd marbellteo1 pla8l ic Sl . 2 f:ldon pc>\\-er\M pop floor C'hi·1stm11s Hi:;ht5 S3. 1M:<rl1111t14'n! Chrl~tma~ lrt(' Dryer $2r-.. \\1.-~her S27>. S1rp clubR, 4-\\'00d& $6 ~"ch. S-11•ii;i: $18. Sunbeam mlxrr BLUE Chip •"mp book• 84~!l14.4 H.B. kitchen chRi111 S.1.5f1 each. caN $12.50 e11ch. SQf11 for CnHrl' t11blc S3. P o\r 111mp S:1. 614-8197, T.m: Arbutus, i1'Qn, $3 each. Bas: t11nrl ca.rt "' 2 t.able $2.. Refrigtra1or $111. $2.'i. S\\'BJ:" lamp S20. All like $2.50 l'a,h. 540 .,,.,... 1400 USED brick-" lie each. l..1'1.rge munr1 h\11.ck t\10 light r~"(!vrr $.~. li1:\-016\. 1118 $3. Tnblc l11n111 S .;,o, 3.1 111 Nl'wpor1 Ek'arh. ~:11~tblutf I SIO. TelephOne ~9-2815. J"'VU"'Q t.R.mt> t l.:.0. Portabl" ~trf"N'I ne"" Ctl lll'il l1tble and 2 l'nc'I ===~--~-~-I r.t11ple l'OCkPr SIO. maple h11ngin1? l11mp fisture. 11.d-San!anclla Tf'ITBC'f', Irvine s11'rl'O rrc;oms itOc c11.rh. PAJH !win h•~prinS?"~ tu'IC! $5. Iron SI. 283 \'u-g1n1a TOYS $1-$4. Chlk1'1 1kl bootli tRblH SlO. Oullr S8. Toyb()x ELF:CTRQ.voice. microphone mbbil'rl'I btnc:h s,;, Sea~a))P ju!t11.ble $1. Black drll"' Trn-aN', Cdr.I Gtas~r!. d1~ht'i<, PM' IOr • 11111 tlrt'sscs 52;1 11 ~el. Round Place. c.r.1. SI J. $7, Smllll c\l'('lrlc "l>-$7. T11ble S\5. V1H:u11m S<G. s.t!l-3&18. prim SS. 4" machinist vice rhaln lireplacr.. SCl'l'"n 11nd 2:lc l'ach. \V11rc.·h h11ndic ~ .J!~t"'~~Pd 1"!1tpl"•"I• -". 1 °'Id !SI.ANDER ...._ _ _, • .,.., · ooJ 14 "'u _,, Pl.Ui\IBJ-.:r.·s lead furnace ...&. " b cl •~ pl i8nel'll Sl~SS. "" e pro-cleaner S1 _ G11mr'. loye i!lnd surn.iuruu ~-S15. 54!h1114. I -~ . ,,...r-<IW'I l'lh~• .. ~rw 1r,v e pun111 1n:11ch1n~ rhall'!I and Ile\\' W OOFF, i\lUSI gell l} "all """tor $10. Trays 15t. I 25 s· ~ !'>49'-3648 l\'llh pmria.ne lank $2.\. SlO F 1hl11 In e~ccll,nt ampltlll'l" s20. Harn1 ony ""~ pun .es c-<>. en' TOYS Tonk1 tnK'k S3.!50. TEAK chflfl$ $.5 • $2j, S11111.ll llt:A\'Y duty unult'd tit'f' · '.\"i:"I")' •• t.: _ • 1111~1~ S!i .. 'JO f'1t1•h . ~lapto tleetrlc guitar \i·i; t·1t~I' Pors.chr: niufnr:r S 1 0 . Chr\s1m11.11 t1Tr, ""llh stand 50 FOOT roll ('()f)pE'r tubint: Elec:iric se"·lce ~lation $4. llJ>plla~ S-' • $10. Kitchen 1 1 cond1rt0n, 962-4S:J7 fln1~h 4 t!r11."rr rhr-111 S20 •••. Tv.·o fender ll . ecol-f orn1i(:a countl'r top Sl:\. ST.!iel \Vcrk~A Y 11 aiMI $8e11.ch.5-l!l-3648 1'1altcl \Oil world S.1. Rex Wlll't'!S !ic . •15. (buch S2.t <'ha.ins for $lng;e whee \\'EBF.R hllrhN.•ue. \\'rotJ~hl Bia,. rhr~1. Ii dr1111·rl'8 $!.l . .,.... KHchen y,•atts !'Ilk ro S2. weekend11. Mu.ict ~ .. u 1111. c lb $211 T s t 2-!nick; 10 x 22 $2.5. 8 lug x b 1 d Ea I 1 umn spe8ker cebinel 8 :t \ti NJ.:W light trll.1\llormer,, rocket 14 lnt'h \\'•gon S4. r . O)'S • tX'. iron ta lr and 4 cha 1~ nCf' 8 • 1' ':! ' n1crl1·1111 hraM lloor x 50 120. Six JO" J~11~l'n ~'4~377:\. 2989 Tl'ak"'OOd :l2JO Ru~r!, Apt A, C.l'>f, coml)lete with all wiring $10 Tipil gflme S3. r.tou&e trllp Cln1hf'~ Sl $1 5, HMG 16·~' Chev. truck whcel SlO. tablf' anti ~ c-hlllr!I nee<l1 lan1p s2:, c;o1r1 t w" e ti •P"&Xf!n sto ~ach, Pop I ::-"~'·~"~·====c="='•::,.;'~1·="7.-' -;;c:;:::-1 "2--0449:. Pach. Cos! SlOO t>ach, new. game $2.50. Mighty ro.1ik .. Sl . \\"l'~ly,·\nd "lay 6 ~ 5-J 8 7 4 V1Vr.I Sim,J180n :!OJ \\'hh i;:laS!! And lois of V.'Qrk SIO. lov!M"a! S2.'i. Mil11lt 1"f'OOl'd album• SOc. Admiral Solld PAIR BiMCUlan $7, Unicy-l'k'fAHA ~i-60-80 par ts M!h.'1648 fa.rm 1f't 13. Toy Che.!! Do\'tr ~rts probes And boOk S2S . 847-s.;,.!)J pl11.~·er Sl\ Plllr i\laple 'tcp Stai~ A~f..:nf Rradlo SIO. rl,, $10. Swim mask P,!iO, 2 Sl..SZ: ~hl7. C YC LO polisher-Nnder bro .. •n $4. All likf! new. SET or 5 pertlime1 Sil "llch. Sunstnnd manual adder, T\\"IN sbe mallre5S, sprln:: rrwt ti•hl<'li Sil t>aCh CtiUtt 1\ti·o Sftny gpt~en: $4. 974 C'ht>mistry "''' Si.SO. &Ion IARGE Chtfl of dl'l"·trs .gl[Jhtly med. coat SI 19 com'.. 67:"~ 10' eurfboart1 $25. 10.L flota -11P.tds adjustTM.nt S I 5, AM bfo.rt frame, good con· iable S~. ~la pll' lelephol'lt' .ConJCPU, CO!lta ?o\t'til SljlJ, Gril'• clothlfll, ttae $10. U,1·cly &lrl'• 26'" bicy-pletf', 'your oost. moror S2.\ STUDENT magnlrying p~ llon tu't's on 11" VW rim• S\'nit~Victor 4 bluh flood dllk>n S20. 536--0206 lablr Sli.~. PAlr Cricktr 64~. 9AA1-9Pi\I. 12, 5()c..$3, Soy '• slzt lO. cle S25. \Vhllt ll"•lhr~te, CASE' Sl5, all 11cCfsMrlt8 $10, jector nevtr u5ed s:>. \Valnut S20 ~ach. 673-16.)9 light S7.~-t'oldln)? P* PONTIAC ind T-,-,-, ,-,-,-,c I chrurit Sll "ach PAlr ~lRple 51'.lc-$3. Hoovi"ri poH1her and Danish couch Sit!, Bmwn Jt'eior t•ble $5. Ele.xlrolux !>NJ lr1tnll'.'5 $17,50 cac ROCKER $10. "ilcker chair •hRnipooer SlS. M8-J161. t>-19'-3648 and bra&! l1thle lamp S4. (4) BLUF. Cb1p 11111.mp book! 120 \\'ilh attact\m•nta SIO. Old ]'J'lrt.s, "61·"62 1ra.n11•:icle S10. 5.IR-8611 $8. Pair Orlt'ntal lamps SlO Dnnlsh t'Duch S10. Slt• • .-Sun. PLA\'PEN St 54~3&18; 16 ounct highball ~lasse1 !'f'•'C<'nt oll; $2.40. 6ia--0922 brMs miner'll l11.mp St 'fl1·'62 rr11n~m\s.~tl\n S6. '.Y.l-l <n~.O"t~<"E"N~T~1'~.E~.-,.-,,"'-,-,~0-,.1 e1r1t. 1111 antiqutt. Old pt1in· S17!:ds :.~~c;;7 ~~;U.Sll. 1.hPr 3 p111, ~ IJ~mlJlon St.. i\10VIE 11.rtit S.i. 519-.3648 ltOkt trim S:\ "''· ~-GARDEN earl S5. B&hy ~'Orll't for Brltilh lJ.1 St '69 c11m~h11.ll~ $2 carh. 2 rnm11nl11' lli;:hrini:: 3· x o1· SZi. Un~ lratned $3 e.ach. Bot· C.r..I. F'ffiEPt.ACE SCrf'E'fl $10 . .r;lrolltr $8. RAH.-n ~hAlt$ Noon Lil S PM 5'11. 64~1145 btrrtl ('llrhurr-10~ S2 4 1l11r-f.>!llt>-!1 . nt'M1~ mnipleilon S2.i U"~ SC-.SJ. , Na 11 on a I MATT RF.SS£ 5 Md box BEST Rl'm\nglon AC-DC ~RtFl'WOOD ~ • 151: t llch, Lawn nlOY.t'r $2.l. Barbecue 11nrt cushion~ SW ,..1r. l'f'I carburf'lur i\.Y.R. S~. '62 \f •·34 I 211 I' ""l!h.'!648 ''" STORAGE !N!h'f'I for ule, T r hnOd 11: !\ I'd · a 11 rtt.SliC'". inll{'rsprln1t . Groataf!hlet: llc tach I"' . -Aprings, ty,· n tiu rMm. eh;ivPr, ""ed onN". S <'ry · S25. Bird ca11::r1 s:; • $20. CrllflsmJ1,n la\\-n n10\\·er St5. en1pt!t · • Jlf' llktt ""''· l1ouhlr S20 [.(lfJZ 193.), J&l), .Mark T1Pt 11ln Anti Tort ~uallty Md eonctitlon.' old Smllh Coron11 portabla "POSiT" VI' r 111 I o.c: pro-Tlre1 'A'll h y,·hl>f'I• $10, fa n \\"oman'• 3 j!pttd bike SXi. UIW'd for olli('t', books. room mufflers S2 ""ch. !IGS-1.''98 Iv. In, firm ;xi_ Rox !prlniti. Cnarlt>s Okktn1 hooki;;, 1ood IWO m11tchf'd .wt1 $25. Y.11.Ch typc:\\'rilf'r In "r1ginal CASI" feAAIOnAI MmbOo 11llde rule., $15. Rock clock S20. ID Olsht'ti and vases ~ • Sl. dlvtden:, 111.nrl'. dUfenont 2NE\V cuslom m ll d" lone: t11,i n Sl:i. Cqhain . rol'lditlon l5c t'at h. J.29...43rd pitCfl. lr\1ne Te rt a ca , 1tnd l n • tr 1.1 c 11o n1 $20. hA.s 111 11e&le~ romplrtt \\'lth talion 11quarium "'it h nqulp-Bl l11a.nl bucket SI. 2031 s!tes S3 10 St .5-411-.JlU or 2S7 chiJdt"en picnic tsbl l'e, ft!'!!~ 1n111•el mf'kri·~ S2.t Colfl'I> Si., N B. 67H'ra1' 6~7. &16-~lZ. !!II~(' 115, s.tS-3648 mPnt $lj. Call R~7-395S ~nr11.m11r Dr. Bal 673--09·U NUMU Rd. cr.1. 4, S12 an1! SIS. ~7~700 11ll>l! $1:1 &l&.T6:)() 1 :I I ' I I !i j ' ' 1 '· , j n s 0 ' ' ' " • ' ' ' k • d ,, " " " " H 3. c- " " ., " o. ~ ·n '· •· 2. w :;o d· ., .. " 'V 5. ~ Jo " 1ir ;L " ·~ ., '" ... ., ng k. " 1-1 c . "· " j() 6 . "" 12. " k. 0. 12. ;·ii! ·~ S3 !II' ilt' ,, ·k~ 10. "' .,. ;io II\', .i(}. 12'. ck "' 511. "' ''" <6 [Jp '" '· e11· oo 3 . ..., in1 !h. 6' .,, "· I ""' nd '··I ... :>lo 20 " "" •d . ~ ••• , .. "" "' ,,, " 25. "· ••• '"' ... '" 1~ ' " ' •, ...... UANSPORT A TION - 1965 MGB $1095 1966 TOYOTA CORONA ""'::;::::;,,~~~~~~1Sed. Radio, heah~r, automa. 19691'.ftlUMPH MK III Road-de, naJ clean, <RIT-137), ater. One owMr, low miles. PORscu !l<low.Wbo)e"'1o. $1399. Call $1595 nE u...i Car Dept. 5'16-1203 Con. 1!im TOYOTA CORONA nell Chtvrolet, Co.!!1a Mesa. HT Cpe Rad ' be 1 (.. '66 PORSCHE '&I SPITFIRE, rebuilt ;.;..,. iYCM~;;,) ~au Coupe 912. 5 speed, brown enc-ine; new interior, titts, top~ with black interior. ~ri.nd clutch, ~tc. MAKE OFFER! new Perrelli !il'f:a, XYJ474 84~~~ $1199 l=""-=~~~~~-1 $1395 Llke new. Must sell, (\VPlo, UHi dlr. \Vlll take car trl trade or finance private par. Rodstr. Radio. ht>ater, 4- ty, 546-8736 or <194..6811. 11peed, "ire 1vheels & a hard top, iNRN·39.'H LI '68 TRIUMPH TR-2~0 . 1968 TOYO'tA CORON.A CnlCK IVERSON O'drive, wire wills, 2 tops., H.T Radio heater 4-speed. Vw lo mi. Immac, Cust paint. f\iixF-213), ' 644-5910. Bo.t Charter 9039 Christma& boat parade yacht!! available 6 pm til ~/Dec 18-21 call 646-9000 I 64j....()8S5 Christmas We~k Charter 32' Twin-&crt-w Chris avail. ** 548-2434 '66 FORD Yi-TON ~uper Dune Buggy red metal-Uake HT. doors, v.·indow11 , custom seats pad· ded roll bar wide lires carpeted + $1800 bsl. off. Custom cah, buckel seats, [ -'644-.::,C2l°'i79i.. ==-,.,.,-- \Vant To Live In ranger package. dlr. Camp. * BODIES $75 * Mobile Hom•• '1200 COSTA MESA :::::::;::::;.::==:1 rr equipped. tl.>18441 \Vjll 2084 So. Anaheim Blvd. Local IJlHces available flO\I.'! Xln! cond. $4'75. lake car 1n !rad(> or finance Anaheim If )UU are serious about buy. Call before 8 am, 675-46&1 private party. 54S..8l36 or 6:~9-1151 in"' a mol'iUe home ... Now's 494·6811·c --u-sr~o-,-,~e~,~ilt~D-oo-,~B~,-,-~-, ~ 19701 ~ Honda f:iO, lo miles. "'" the time lo see l.lkf' ney,·. Make olfer. See '66 Dodge ~ Ion truck All s!rect le gal. l\lake o(fer: BAY HARBOR anytime I his .,,:k-enri. 177 E. VS. Auto, R/H Sell or Trade. Ca 11: MOBILE HOMES 22nd SL. C.M. Ap: IO. $1099 846-349.i. 1425 Baker St. (at J-larbor) '69 Triumph 500 BLUE CHIP Costa Mesa 540.9470 Excellent cond. Extt·a!i Imported Autos A FURN FLAMINGO 17,; <>>-0897 AUTO SALES ALPINE 9600 1DX52 w/ 10 X 40 M:reen & HONDA CL70 motorcycle. M0-4392 + 612-9700 1---------- glused in porch. Xlnt l'tlnd. New cond. S195. Call **' '61 FORD P.U. w/292 '64 ALPINE Lll rent. CCM9155 ) 6.t2-L232 aft 5 or wknds. cu ln eni. auto trans, Clean. COSTA MESA PARK l ,,_ k • D Rarho. heater, 4·s......,f. Conv. * '70 HONDA 750 * 111 _,.. ta r-« 11. a.n • r-"" '*' DLR, Sils.8241 * Xlnt Cond, Call: 646-72.W or 673-46'16, Phillips 66 at l0XH.S75\ Tripi• Wide Corne ll 53l).6(0), ctr,angle ... ··, ..... Aeout H1vy, $595 Continental e Paramount nasl ........ . '70 Norton Commanrin Jj()cc, =~-~~~~-~ • Blll'rington e Universal ·63 Econoline Van. Runs & l Blue flake, like neY.', $1075 Jo1amingo e GeMral 646-$46-l looks good. i\tust sell. S750 &roadmoor e S1ar ~--------or best oiler, 3431~ E. l.Sth Hillcrest e Cambridge HONDA 1970 CB 450, llke St., C.~f. CHAPMAN new. S695 '67 Ford p .u. ca m per MOBILE HOMES 83l·ztl7 or 49'}.1366 Special, vs, air cond , dbl 1206 N. Harbor, S.A. ·ss Honda 330 Scramhler. tank~. lo ml'1, S 2 2 5 0' I========= * TI4/531-8105 + Stn'.'el lrgai, ruM good $375. 546-7607. Newport's Finest Park S48-4001. 1968 CHEVY hall !on P.U. 6 20Xfi0 Cambridge 8 x 50· MINI Bike 400X cat. xlnt cyl. 11andani sl'lllt . 17,1)® acfffn & glass rm. 2 BR, 2 .{'Oncl. 4 hp 100, 548--0341 mi. Price $1600. }"lrro . ba, All extras, $15,500 or after J, 531-i3~1. otter. !G1~77-81 * * 1966 HONDA 160 DATSUN Pick-up. $!i95. • Olr, 545-8241 + Scrambler. Xlnt co1ld. Good body, good eng. See at I -~===~==,--I S250. ;,ia.9697 Au!n 69:'i, 2026 J-lllJ'bor Blvd. COSTA MESA c.l\f. 646-9.">47 nr 673-7499. Cuu111 f\.lobile E~tate Liv'g HONDA miru trail 50, bored Nu 12. 20 & 24 \Vlde f\.1odels out t'lict, ~traight plPf!. '69 CHEVY 1, Ton P.U. Pvt Now on display In 5 Siar ~!&53TT pty. 2207 Holly Ln. N.B. GREENLEAF PARK • BULTACO • Call !WS-3005. AUSTIN AMERICA AUSTIN AtviERICA Sales, Service, Parla Immediate Del!very All Models · J1rtuport . 31inpofts Sl.l> W. Out Hwy., N.B. NOW ON DISPLAY auto 11port ltd Au1horizcd SAU:S e SERVICE e PARTS 9625 Garden Grove BJ.,.rl . 5.~7-7777 Call Colll!ct '68 FIAT 850 SPIDER 4·speed, radio, heater. , !Wl't:-283) $999 RDSTR, Red wllh black m.. terlor. Like new. YQY834 $1199 CHICK IVERSON vw &rn-30ll Ext. li6 l>J' 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA J\1ESA '68 FIAT 124 Sport. Very good rond. R&H. lo ml. Mui;\ sell. $1950 or best of· fer. 675-8872 eves. JAGUAR 1750 \VhittiP.r Avenue 642-1350 Dirt re11dy, Expan. cham. '55 CHEV. In Ton P .U. ~tusl MOVE RIGHT IN Head, $375. Eve: 64&-6440. sell. Xlnl. cond. $Zill. 162S V11c•nt 10X5.i Skyline HODAKA 100 dirt bike, 2 Oceanfront, Apt. 8, N.8 . Neatly tum, f'ine Costa Mesa yean; old. :X1nt cond. BE.5T *** WALK·ln Vlll, '62 MUd 51):1164 JAGUAR AUSTIN HEALEY . HEAD(j)UARTERS ---------1 ~ onf.y aulhottttd JAGUAR '59 Bug eye Sprite, Works It de.wt 111 the enUri Harbor Park. OFTER. "494-5483 Dodge, •ulo, SDI. * Dir, ~5"8242 * HONDA mini trail 50, llke , __ 846-5%7==-8 ="'~96>-mz~=-~- 22x30 CHOICE locatlon . ncv.·, yellow, stral&:ht legal 11/2: TON FURN. VAN F'rplc, 3 patios. Xln t cond. $175. 833-3220. llydr'I. lift, $7~. 536-1454 Seaclltf Mohile Ark, 300 w l--,,~968"'"'T"ru"°"-CH=o=r=r=E=R--l.=-c,O-&l,-Che""'-,"'li'"' .,,,.-,-,..,k..,...k·-,•-·""'• 15th St.. Space 63. N.B. • 1600 miles . CLEAN • •lick, 8' ~. camper shell. Temiii 11v11il. 6'f5..35.ji(), BEST Of"fER 4!n-8615 $950. 6<1&-6930. MUST «'II at bl!ach, 'fiti YA~tA}IA 80, Exp. '61Chev.P .U,%TonGoodll 18.x4J'Kll 3 Br & lllm. rm. I cht1mbt'r, for ·dlrt, Runs ply llres. MUST SELL TIUS M . Adult Pk. $4000 . good, Sl25. &46-5650. \VEEKEND. 549--0674. SSl-3689. '67 llONDA 300 Scrllmbll!r, BRANO New la7o El Carnino .Hxl TRAIL ER Xlnl ()Ond, Lots of chrome, Cu~lom V-8, radio, WIW. me>. 646-4191 $325. 842-1261. tinted laa1. S2,595. 842--5186' looks Great, rebll, cni ne'v AttL brakr1 clutch. 962--0435. Cqmpleb:. AUSTIN .Healty-A classic car in btaulifW cond. Pvt pty. $995. &15-8992. BMW 1968 RMW 1600 lo , ml'1, AJ\flrM, S/\V, rtdlJI Ure1. Sbani. St875. 67J..mt or '46-<llO. SALES 'SERVICE PARTS BAUER BUICK IN COSTA MESA • 234 E. 111h Stnel 1!4S-'11!1i 1964 MERCEDES • In Your Stocking for Xmas from 0e·an Le\vls Coupe, stick, white W/grey hrdtp, plus blk/soft lop Ol!W tires, b.rakes & tune up . Xlnl cond. Cail: 962-8727. MG ..T>erut LewiA .IMPORTS 1966 Harbor, C.M. &IS.9303 '69 TOYOTA ·~9 MGC/G.T.. ~~r,:1~/b~,c~tl,~~r:·t~k~ Radio, heater. 6 cyl., w1rl! new Lie XWZ928 ' · radial tl~s. Extra · ·$I l,; 1Jl'M l a.&C:M l .. Wli. Jfl 89J.7566 • 537-6824 NEW0 USE.O·SERV. ~ .MG CHICK IVERSON vw 549-3031 Ext. 66 or S7 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ·'71 TOYOTA'S In stock. Immediate dcliw.ry. Radio, heater. dl!c brakes, fa ctory air , low, Jow miles! Take older ca.r or small down. Under fa.ct. warranty. Call Mauey dlr. art Jo am 540-.l'lOO or 494·7506. 037327. Radio; heat@r: IZXW WJ) $699 Harbour V.W. lBnl BEACH BL. 8424435 HUNTINGTON BEACH WANTED ..r>e.rut Lewu .IMPORTS Har bour V.W. 187ll BEACH BL. 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH '66 VW Sunroof Immaculate condillOn. Yellow w\th pin 1trlpplng,· new tires & engine iUU8.nle:ed tor 90 day1, Lie. YPT905. $1099 CHICK IVERSON vw 549.3031 Ext. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA l'U pay top dolla-for )'OUr PVT. Pty 68 VW SON New VOLKSWAGEN today, Call rd'! tite11. CUStom pain! and uk. fo~ Ron Plnc:hot. $1500. 30,000 mi. Many 549-.Jlll Ext, 66-6'4, 673.tl9oo. xtra11. 7AM-1PM 5«-96M, '69 YW BUG 1Pri.f-8PM 642-8684. 'li6 VW-Xlnt reblt en&ine ; needs little body "Work. Radio. heater. fTUR124J dlr, Flared fendeni. Xlnt cond. Must sac! Wii i take older Header system. $900 or beat car er finance 5-16-8736 or offer. Call alter 5: 3 O, "494-6811. • ~789. VW Complete w/out body, '65 VW Bug sunrf. nP.w Runs, + trans axle & 36 HP pnt/ radio/ brakez. L i k e eng. 40 HP header system, ""w $895. 531-2849; 644-8803 $300. 540..3118 brwn 4 A I nite&. pm. ·~ VW Ca.mper-S9S5. Also l~ KARM.ANN GHIA • big bore kit sso. 9616 driven 5 m1. on rebuilt en- N. htl al ,. v 96 .. 309 gine, guaran!ced, new tirea. lg ng e, · · ..-. · 1$475. 492-8915. . '66 VW panel -Nl!v. paint, .=~~-=----1 exchange enginl!, $1095. c. 67 Yello~ VW Bttg, xlnt· Block .536-7714. cond . Will conalder trade. ' Private party. 67&-2865. TAKE OVER PAYMENT '68 VW "BUG" '70 VW Bus, 7 pau. Xlnt. 549-1506 Eves cond. Musi sacrifice $2315. Call Ron . 549-131..C. 1963 V\V. $600, ''6 VW Must Sell! * 962-4186 * Green w\lh contrMtinc Inter- • 1970 VW BUS. Good con-lor, tuned exhaust, runa like d.tlo l ""'n"' new. STL·l8,I I n . ....,.,.,. $999 caii_:''vi,.1y;;,,~1.201 CHICK IVERSON Good Cond . $600 Cash YW ~2-0l2tl aft 6 PM S4!J.3031 Ext. 66 or 67 CHERRY ·~ VW Cam~r. 1970 JtARBOR BLVD. ne~ motor, mac Whl1 SlOOC>. COSTA J\TESA Must sell . ~· 1966 VW Bug. Lt blue wfblk '70 V\V Caml>f!r. Save SlOOJ! In!. New tires. A-1 body 6 Deluxe. Nr. New. Priv. Pty paint . Floor mat1, radio, 3 Must Sell 548-3297 speakl!r.s . .$850. ~ '63 vw Bug-Oea.n, newly '67 VW faslback, Xlnt cond, rehlt engine. S9XJ. 546-6380, lo . mi's, beige w/blk ln- 9an'l-5pm, Mon-Fri. tenor. $1150. fi75-4745 eve1, '68 BUG-R/H, nu brakes, or see at 309 35th SI, NB. tires. 29.000 ml. Xlnt l'tlnd. * 1966 VW • Xlnt· cond Inside $13751 "497-1231, 67S..7867. & oul. Engine k ' lites VU)' '65 VW sedan~ new brakes, good. 1 0wn('r. S9SO or ~t battery & intl!rior. Xlnl MJn· offer. 54->3297 .nlnr cond. $750. 6i3-6867 '64 VW. 1 owner. GCXld ··• vw B •··--r Bod eflfinl!. $59S. uo:i Uf. """'u"" • y, Call 54M19' urea ;oott. Motor eiccelll!nt.1;-.,.-,=-;;c:--::-=-,-;,.,..,cl Asktng $950, 675-2850 or '6J V\V Bui, new clutch, 67$-5652 brakes It carb. Needs ens. SaJes, Service, Part. Immediate Dtlivecy, AII.~. e '68 VW Stdan 6 wk. $650, 5"6-3863 BILL MAXEY Good conct sms '1i9 vw Furl>llck w/autotTLa· · * 891-7524 * tic tn>nomi5'lon. Uoder ,.... J~rtupo1 t JI Ill p Ll n •, "I =-IOIYJOl=""'-."""T""'IAJ"""• I '·"'13,.VY1".""!l"u"c".-="""""=::ol-:,.::;;;•1=ol. rani;y $J69G. 675-uio:z. T A whitewalls. Good Cond. 60 VW Supl!'I' Bua:. 180 HP, bro 11' 337 .. 9495 frbgla components, all MW' 1*1 BEACH BLVD. '68 VW convertible. Must Rll equip. M&QWI aft, 1 p.m. Hunt. llooch 147.USS u.i. -keod. 1968 vw Bug. Radio, ...,. I mi N, of Cout Rwy,• 8dl. 67~ ll!at ~ptilin. S1375. prl. ~. '69 CORONA vw· Bo• 1970, tuntd "'ha"'~ """"81•""6 ""'· 3.100 W. Cout< H,,y., N'.B. 642·9405 540-1764 '65 MG $port Sedan, reblt motor. Above a.verqe, $550. Hardtop. Vinyl roof, .C 1~. 962-Jl068. lmm11cul1te, Sicy Blue. Sac. TI1E "Yellow Pagl!&" of rifle!!. WUI take trAde or classl(led,,. paily P ilot flnaneil p-.:f, p(y, Olli Sid, Service Direotacy. CheclC: It dlr. 540.3100 or 494-7500 &ft. for l.h11 tetvlet )'OU nted. ~10 a.m. XTS Ma. t 14'' custom wheel$ k lifts, '68 Wi, iood cond, ort& air scoop, etc, $1700 or owner, $1300 firm, make: offer. 847-503~ * 8'124430 * e '61' V\V • VW Van Superb c:onct w/a,. A Jtwel * $1300 tru. $750. 5J6. 7391 • 67~!MO 615-683$ or 67M331 \ ' DAILY PILOT ~=~•l':,;0;.:R;.:T;,:;A:.;.T.:.;ION:::..._ :.====:.;;.;,;,.__ HOUSES FOR SAL.E TRANSl'ORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION ,'."RANSPORTATION ,.,..,.... klfel '600 _im __ '--"-"~A-"'°'---'-'°°-_•~-----·---•-"_' .. __ •_600_1_1m...;.,..,_;n_..,"'-,.-'"'°'------l-'Spo'-. '-rt'-'C;.;•c.•;;.•:: __ .;.;"o:..:10 Sport Cars 9'10 Arttlcru", Clattks tflf d Cart noo TRANSl'ORTATION U1ed Cars '900 i VOLISWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VC!LKSWAGEN VOLVO '6' .A-HE.ALEY $1499 '69 MGB-GT $AVE '47 CONNIE CONVRT CA DI LI.AC CAMARO . ---------ID'Lux "3080'' Model. Load. An unusu.aU,y clean 1ports Owl'll!d by Movle Actre.u • ~63 VW Sedan 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Bui, •• VOLVO ed w/icce510riet:. Indudil.ll car. I~.,,_. been kept up lo .Have cmph/ History Ii Pa_1-CAD--.-l~"7~B-R_O_U_C_H_AM_ '68 CA~iARO 395. l owl'N!r. lart• Selection ~ wire whttl1, overdrive ra. the minute by pre~1 own-ptl'I, S2500 FIRM. 213/ Factory air conditionJna: lull Xlnt conci. P/s, r&h. sum. Radio, beater. A prown earl Of vw ealllftal'C. hJue, xlnt CC'lndition, only All 71 11 N• Here dlo, etc. Immaculate' in ~r. Deep raclfli a:reeri txter. 9'9-146!1. powtr, every DELllxE Parked al S!andard Slalit'ln, :Ready t0 Co! IASL fi34 J ••• ,..-.. %7,000 ml., S2000. t9U288 Savlnr::s Up To f~~ry detail. Wetkf!nd 1pec. 1or, W/Cofa:«IUs contratting CAOILl..AC EXTRA incl 17th&: Orang~. C,\1 : $795 Vans, Kombls, ·10 V\V CAl\tPER: t'UU..Y $756 , Jea1~r intio:rior, Set to ap-AutM Wanted 9700 vinyl top, tu.II leather inter'. 1---------1 Harb our V.W. Buws, New·& Used EQtl~17· 6~E23 .... on ~~S!: I!~ ~:ec~) ~=t.e, ~vtrll o!Mrs IO WE PAY CASH lor, tic., s~AU129t. CHEVROLET Immediate O.llvery J&TU BEACH BL. 842.4'35 CHICKV:RSON , __ V_O_L_V_O __ , ~£OJI Le.W FDR YOUR CAR .. ~ au~~!..,.:.fr, ,;s!Tl.~:~~-~sair, ; HUNTINGTON BEAO! ~Ext.".,,, 07 • IMPORTS .. ~~W. ~· Hwy.~~;64 CONNELL l600 HARBOR BL., tow°""''· IVCJ46') '6.5 vw ,.,. HARBOR BLVD. l.l"Ll"Ll'-nJ 1966 ""'"'"· C.M. ....,303 =-=-,--------1 CHEVROLET COSTA MESA $1795 fl.fttallic crttn. new Interior. COSTA MESA lHlNI '6l Triumph $999 :UOO W. Cout Hwy., N.B. 54G-9100 Open Sunday Lie. RTU12S ~ 'YOLYN 1967 Volvo St&Uon \Vqon, Exceptionally clean thtUOur. &4Z.9t05 5t0-l7M 212' Harbor Blvd. CAD, '70 F1utwaod, 10,000 $H9 Authorized Dlr. ·-U1 At'l-fM, low mileage & Fully equip, Weekend spee. Anttquei, Clasilcs 9615 1 __ eo.u;;;;",.."-,...,..~..,12111:--I mi. Will trade. 2 6 9 2 eHICK IVERSON Alls..J~~"':1;';.!."~m -"'"'"" Call......... ial. WE PAY TOP ...,..ho .. "'· N.B. 642-4062. · YW S<lYke Monday 'till 7,00 PM "FRIEDLANDER" COOO Buy! '61 Volw. xl"t. * LONDON TAXI 119641 * CASH '66 YLE"1'WOOO. ju" lik• Sat 'till Noon cond . Sacrilice: S 4 5 0. BEAtrrY! RUNS GREAT! ~w. 48,000 ml. Pvt ply. : 54s..:nlt Ext. 66 or 67 COAST IMPORTS ,,,,. •••c .. CHWY. n1 847-6503 Petrol. 499-3688 $2000. 644-8292 or 644-5924 ; · 1970 HAJlBOR. BLVD, 89J..7566 • 537-6824 tor ;,ed '66 CdV, Load~. Immac, lo South Coast Ford • Mercury lOl Grood•oy, La guna ll<h S49.J8SI or 494 .a.~l~ • COSTA MESA Of Oran&e C-ounty loc. NEW~USEO.SE RV. IT'S Beach house tizne. Bi&-ANY Day Is the B£ST day to __ ,, ....... _ ... ~ ... just !J1i'•. new tirfli, l\tust uU _I----'=;:;:;:====! l·.-~!~961~,',VW,,.,..~B.,.U~G~-UXI W. Pacific Cout Hwy gest stlf!Clion ever! See the 3100 W. Coaat Hwy,, N.B. run an ad! Don't ......, ut .... illnesa S2lOO 544-6l02 l;:,::St.:;ll0:::__;*:_*:_.:*_:&3::,:l.:;:-81::,:40::'.-==-===·=...._==='-"~======== ,,""="°="=""=w=l =====--""="=9405======"46-=l='"~=d'=''='=· =·'=''=' =""=''::·="="=56'1ll='I GROJH CH£VROL£T CAD, , '65 ~NVERTIBl.E Station1 ~a~hn~v~~~ good. I 9800 New Cars 9800 New Cars 9IOO New Cars 9IOO Factory air condltionin1. full • 548-8778 • New Can Ad: for Sa.Jes Manaca power, .aJl Iea!her in leMor. I ~-------- THE ALL NEW COMi:JLETEL Y RESTYLED MONT~REY 2 DOOR HARDTOP. Deluxe all vinyl trim. SELECT SHIFT TRANS· MISSION, PowerStffring, Power Disc Brakes, Automatic Temper• atUre Control, AM Radio, Decor Group, App. Protective Group, Remote Mirror, Tinted Gla11, White Side Wall Tires, #1246H517· 97B. R FOR 1971 Plus Tax & Lie. All Used Cars Drastically Reduced i NICEST USED CARS IN I ORANGE COUNTY Over 50 To Choose From '65 COMIT C.ALllNTI Convertible, automatic trans- miuion. radio, heater, power steering, power brakes. very clean. W AB 885. '61 '66 l'ORD f!OO Pickup. V8, 3 1pttd. with ovel'-" drive 8 ft bed. traded by or:la:tnal ·owner driven only 42,000 mlle1. Llc. GIG846 FORD GAU.XIE 4 Dr. Automatic tran!IT\lssion, radio, heater. power steerina:. factory alr. (RTR487) '66 !SOOS l/W VARIANT Runs beautifully. Radio, ~ -beater, 4 speed CSBS720l '66 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 Dr. Hardtop. Automatic trans-mission. power 1teerin1, pov.·er brakes, 11ir conditioning, radio, heatC'r, Landau top. Value plus. (RZ8791/ St&Uan Wa1on. VS, automatic '66 FORD COUNTRY SID.AN s999 tran1mlnlon, radio, h!!ater, powrr steerin1, etc. Runs . SAA 866 '64 DODGI POU.RA 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic tnns. mission, PQ\\·er 1teC'ring, air cond .. radio. Exc,.plionaJly clean! Drive to apprecillle, (RRV260) '67 OLDS 91 4 Dr. Hardtor. Fully luxury f'qu!pptd, f ut v.·er, air cond. Beautiful condf:ton thruout. 36.000 actual miles. IVHD9l8l BELOW INVOICE 1970 COUGARS & MONTEGOS NOW BEING OFFERED AT PRICES CONSIDERABLY BELOW FACTORY INVOICE! Very low mil•age comp.1ny cars. All well equipped with automatic tra nsmtstlon, ra~ dlo, heater, power 1turlng, power br.ak•1, f•ctory air etc. · ~ ACT NOW WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD! '67 '68 '68 COUGAR Autnm11tie transmission, JXIW• er steering. factory air. radio, heater, xtra clean. (TUX190) CHEVROLET IMP.AU. 2 Dr. H.T. Be11.uUful maroon v.•/ black interior. Autoniatlc. P.S .. R., H .. white walls, etc. \Veil m11.int.11lned. !YRU524J OLDSMOBILE D•~a 18 2 Dr. Hardtop. Autom11tic transmission, radio. hcatrr, power steerlng, factory Air. Landau roof. Immaculate thru-out VGY 989. 2 Door Hard Top. Autom11tic '69 MERCURY MONTEGO MX s2222 transmissio~. radio, hf'ater, powe r steering. po\';rr brakl's. • Landau roof. fini sh likC' n('v.·. l\VXE092l '68 Cou~. Elegan{'r personified. CONTININTAL s3222 Fully po\\•er equipped. Air cond. l.l'ather interior. Land11.u roof. stc-rro tarit". tilr 1\'h('('I. rte. tXE\V311) Convertible. Full power inrlud-'68 CADILLAC s3591 in1 factory air. Lie. VZD 123 Coupe. Lu~ury throu1hout.. Full '69 CONTINENTAL s3999 power equipped. Factory air. U.ather Interior. Landau Roor. Carefully maint.11ined. ~ YPTSJO) '69 PONTIAC GTO $2666 Automatic transmission. ra. dl o, h""'· powoc "'"'"" powtr hr11keK, air. etc. Look~ A- runs Ilk~ nev.•. IYCU950) Johnson+son LINCOLN CONTINENTAL e MARK Ill e MERCURY e COUGAR (! Mil• s-11 of Sao Dl"o ffHWay! • -.. 540-5630 2626 Harbor Blvd. -• 642-0981 COSTA MESA • -------- 1&2U Btaeb BJvd. Loaded with exlras. fNRA . ·~ Chev. SS Conver!. 396 Hunttneton Beacb 701 1, Sparkling i'f'd finish eng, $99.i. Ori~inal O"-mr. 147-«187 KI 9-3331 with r.a leaihtr interior. 307 Avocado No. 25, CM. WE $1699 646->423 PAY TOP OOIJ..AR FOR TOP USED CARS e NABERS e '57 CHEV. HayrlPn ProUitl U your ~ar la extra clean, blueprint 127. Amrr mags, see UK flf'111. CAOILI.AC nu paint. bk!. Sl'at1, trans, BAUER BUICK Fact. Authorized Cadillac Dir by Art Carr. 842-8:;69 aft 4 234 E. 17th St. 2600 HARBOR BL., ** 1964 Chevy Impala 4-dr Costa Mesa ~7765 COSTA MESA Good cond. IMPORTS WANTED 540-9100 Open Sund11.y Best offer. 546-6840 Oranp Counties CAD. '70 FLEE'IWOOO '64 CHEVY Impala hdtop. TOP s BUYER Factory air oondltionin1. full 327 cu in. 4 speed. l\1ake of- Bll..L MAXEY TOYOTA J>O"'-'tr, stereo. every dlx. fer. must sell. 673-6867 181181 Beacb Blvd. exlra madet See to believe. •j,.;"2~~CH~E=v~,~. -c-4_.c,d_c -v., H, Beach. Ph. 847-8555 ISer . 1037:~"9 autoo111.Hc, a ir. $150. or best ____ 9_a_i_o 1 • NABERS • .:lfle~~~~r. B"l Air LEASE CADILLAC R/H. PIS, lair hody, Gd A NEW 19n Fact. 11.uthorlzed Cadillac Dir meeh S200. Call: 494-7182. PINTO 2600 HARBOR BL., $50 00 COSTA MESA COMET • mo. ,.~•100 o,.,, s"""'Y 1---------1 136 mo.I 1964 CADILLAC '61 COMET 0R"'E"N'T<xl Cpe .. DeVJUe. Factory llir. Automallr. radio, heater, t IJfR-171J A NEW 1971 UlJ power, all leather inter. $289 PINTO ior, loaded with e.-:lras. <DTY !m) White exterior, -tu ... ___ .. ~-"*-· $4 DAY 01"k v'"'' '"" ~ ,~ ,_ ANO S999 4¢ MILE NABERS PUT A L!TI'LE CADILLAC KICK IN YOUR 2600 Harboc Blvd. LIFE! THEODORE Costa l\ftsa 54D-9100 ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 642-0010 (Grandkid!{ nttd new shot1) CADILLACS 70's Cpe DeVUIP.!, Sed , Df'Villes and El Dorados 1963 through 1970 Plus Many Other Fine Cars. ALL SALE PRICED NABERS CADILLAC 50 CARS 2.60CI HARBOR BLVD .• 2100 Harbor Blvd. '62 Comfit 4·dr. Automatic, r&h. Extra nice. 54""735 CONTINENTAL 19&" LINCOLN Continental 4 Dr, Converliblt. Elect. seats • \\'indo"·s -top, radio, fac. 1ory 111r, one 0"1}£'r mill's. Whllr lop red lealhl'r rl'<l St11rdus1 <icrylir new ~Jor. This car 1~ 11 rarf' find i n superb condirion. !BZVJ67) Call used car dept, 546-1203. Connell Chevrolet, Cmta Me&ll. '66 Continental Coupe_ Metal Ile i;reen. F'uH pwr, :Jir. Very good conrl. Sl695. Pvt ply, 546-6649, 64&2080, To choose from. No down an COSTA MESA approved crf!dit. 540-9100 OPEN SUNDAY 1962 CONT. Sedan. Execut1vr f---,,----=~~-J?.._er1ona l clfr 1n ~--SU-~-CAD.----;66 CPE.DE VILLE ne11r-or1g1n11.I conchtJon. SN> '~ fo tx-l ieve. 644-7014. 2100 Harbor Blvd. 645--0466 Factory 11.lr conditioning, all =~~~'-'-=~-~I !=========-~·er extras. Full leather '69 Conl'I, lo mi's, Lots of BUICK intl"rior. tilt wheel (SBB-r xtras, Landau top, Extra :=:--------1 TI4), S!alely black 'exterior l'lf'an. 968-78111. 1968 RIVIERA rnlor with red leather in tf'r. Factory air oondltio ni111. ior, CORVAIR vlnyf top, Till & teletcopic $1999 ateering, Rlerto, full power. e NABERS e '6.l CORV AJR Monza., good 'XD><••) ronr1ilion. Call 6 4 2 -4 21 7 -· CADJLLAC S3099 "'-·etkriay~ aftf'r 7 pm. fact. Authorilld Cadillac Dir I ~========== • NABERS • """ HARBOR BL, CADILLAC COSTA MESA Fact Authorized Cadillac Dir 540.9100 Open Sund11..v l600 HARBOR BL , 1961 CADILLAC COSTA MESA Cpl". DtVilJf!. Factory 11.lr, S40-9100 Open Sunday full power. tilt & telescopic '68 RtvIERA, Jl,!XX} actual 1tf!ering w~l. elc. (Vet.. mi's, Full pwr Brn/tan 742) Beautiful Oawless white vinyl roof. ~ xlras; finish with black cloth & Shows meticulous care . leather interior. 536-324j $3299 '67 Riviera. Excellent oon· dltion. Vinyl top A: extras $2450. 54~. NABERS CADILLAC 1956 Buick 2-dr sedan. Xlnt 2600 Harbor Blvd. cond. $150. Ca.II 673-61!4 Costa Mesa 540-9100 CORVETI'E CORVETTE '69 fa~lb11.ck, auto trans, a ir, p11·r v.·\n- do1vs, s!crro. ~ p e c i a I \\•heels, !ill s1eerin2. dark gtten. alarm, $3950 bargain, 54~5306. 'jT CORVETTE GOOD COND * S500 * Aft 6: 546-2531 * '58 CORVETTE Ne"· eng, Xtras. 847·34« DODGE btwn . 9 &.m·9 pm, '70 CAD Coupe de Ville • '6!1 Polara 4 dr, Air, PB. * BUICK '60 4 Or llUIO 7500 mi. Like ntw. X-H"'Y patrol. xln t cnnd. • '• ' S6IXlO 644-0328 SJO;xJ n1ust srll 962--0842. p/s. :U,000 act. mi. Lk. nu.,,,,,=· =======..!=========I 592-1538, 84~9553. 1- '62 Buick Station Wagon- Oood cond. Fully equipped. S200 or offer. 548-4413 I mpor1ed Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 CADILLAC '69 Cad Ct>e de Ville Landau top. Fun pwr. VOLVO $4495 BLUE CHIP -AUTO SALES * 642-9700 1959 CADIILAC PARTS (SEDAN DEVILLE) Tran1mi&slon Air O:lnditioner Radiator Radio Hub cal"'s II Pr:lctd for quick We !! 542-3120 '6.i C11.d Cpe ~ VWe Full Pt'lwe r THE FABULOUS '71 YOLYOS WE HAYE THEM ALL! 142 Sedan. 144 Sedan. 145 Wagon. 164 Sec:Uiin & The 1800E Automatic $699 BLUE CHIP EXECUTIVE DEMO 1970 144 SEDAN AUTO SALES 54IM392 .. 642-9700 '67 f1eetv.·00d Bn:lu.&h&m - Immac! Full pwr, black lflather, black tap, black body lt'lephOne, etc. Pvt ply, 968-8873 &ft 6 & wknds. '66 El Dorado conv. Full P"'-T, climatf! control, A~f/FM ste~. $1185. 642-2413, 54S-ffi4!. '68 Black Coupt. fie VUJt. La ndau lop. leather Interior. Xlnt C'Ond. Sttl't'O. Fully tqU1pptfl_ $3175. 6'14-28TI . '68 Cad El Dorado, 33.000 ml't. Beaut cond. S425ll. firm, Ph: M?-934~. l\tcll•. ht1f1r, t ufom11;, f••"'"'in i•" plu1 • lo t el ••••••• $3093. • TRAlllPOITATION TRANSPORTATION TllANIPOllTATICIN c.IMd C1"' 9900 Used C1rs MOO Used Can ftOO DODGE MERCURY MUSTANG -~ ... ~~· ,:;;;;: ~·,~ 1970 Mercwy '65 fllSTANG "°""· Pvt '"' 121 00 . , Cyclone 142-nM. ComJ)!ltition orarce with ~ 6 ec;1;u;_u~d!!ndioc~~: '64 DODGE st'ATION WGN. trasting black interior, only s:E,) wm take tnde or nn. Air. Just like new. $;47~ driven 7000 mh, still in a.nee pr:lvale JNLrt;y 546-8736 M&-2698 or 557~ factory ~-Fun fac. or 0Mi811. • '51 DODGE-Runt 9ood tory equipPed locludlng -4 ---------i ----·---------. --'~-• Sit,...,., ~ 5, 1970 TllANSPOllTATION TllANll'qll.T.,TION TllANSPOllTATION UMd Con '90I UMd Cort 9'00 cU;,.;Md.;;.;;.,.:C,.:•;,;";.,_,=.,.-..:"°°.;.::;; j .:U.:Md=..C.:•;:'.:'----,.:"°°::.: ~U:.:Md:;::..:C:::•:.:rs:._ __ ;.'900:::_: Used Cort MUSTANG OLDSMOlilf. PLYMOUTH PON11AC ' .. '65 MUSTANG ~;-:;,. .rr ·:...,llionl.:. '69 ROADRUNNER Air cond., V/1, ndk>, heater. pov.Tr -te.rtns automatic . Very low miJMce. RW'll trans Radio bM.tu, many 383 ".8, automatic, po\\Tr great! $100 ~wholesale xtrs ·(UGViMI atetnng, dlr, Excellf'nt con- blue book! ., • .,·....; d\tion. Low miles. (UE0143) $79 5 · ~ •"' \VIU take car ln trade or • NAIDS e finance private pa r t y. • 546-8136 c.' 494-6811. '64 PONllAC TEMPeST Automatic trana., radk>, btat. er. Nice car! . $499 PONTIAC RAMIUR T0 BIRD ---'66 T·BIRD "'· "~'"t. c.M. '""" tr<$~~'-J.28ASJ. '67 Mustang ' '6Js.~~: s~' sporamao, CH1CK IVERSON •;:,:.._"=:.ix::·~-: CAD!LLAO Tact. Authorlll!d cadlllac Dlr '65 Fury Ill Wagon; Gd 2600 HARBOR BL., Cond, . hnl/car. Oris COSTA MESA ~-==·=""'==-===· =:: '63 Rambler ~ Door Sedan. Automatic ra. · ' l dlo heattr perfect .'.:om 1'111 l)O\\'er, air, landau tap. , ,.;_ 'IQYs1». • 1 00 "' S1795 · i * 546-7601 * VW n\llea. (U01'612) Muat sell! , 549,3031 Ext 66 or 67 iCaD. Ski dlr,' 540-31~ or '58 CUSTOM Royal 64,000 miles. Owner 1ac!iflc e . 1910 HARBOR BLVD. $'15061 aft lO am. ' Clean! $2'?5. 962--U22 COSTA MESA '156 MUSTANG FSI'BCK HJrbour ~.W . 540-9100 Opeo 8"oday • SUPER Sport 442 0 I~. PON11AC ...Jo Coupe, '65, in auper con-------'-,.---"<I '• MUsrANG ditlon, new pa int ~ tlrts, '19 CATALINA. It," nd: ?I GTO '7\ DODGE Van ;rans. in· 1!166 PARKLANE convt. Orig R/H terlor paneled; Xlnt cond. owner must sell. White ext, $999 $3000. 64-1-1604 aqua int. Air, AM /FM, ILUE CHIP Landau top, Full pwr, spoke \\'heels, bucket •ti, dark metallic brim, vieyl '55 eu. ~Ram Afr, $1099 air cond, poWft' 1teertrw. top I. int, air IXIM., Pl• P,1 clote n.UO Wpeed, 1rlU BEACH BL. 842..f43S BLUE CHIP G"y with black "'-· 125.lii. 644-0308 &hoc 8:30 PM hood !Och, Rlde A l!udl"r lltlNTINGTON BEAOI 195rll OObGE . New battery, w/1/w. p$ I pb I PW. Price l b.-.koo. R""" good. $65. hol! h; • lo btoe book 194-0. AUTO SALES One ov.-ner hu ln!&ted It '67 Tempest coupe, &Did, W, Pk&, PIS, P /D/B, Radio l-i.'&<i5F.AiiM8A-iii~~~;:-AUTO SALES iov\ogiy. O.iow bi.,. book ot ••to., p/1, dWI. Smart • hoaler. -.,..._ SSADOR StQ.4392 * 642-9700 540-092 * 642•9700 SSOO. 494.9466 or f95.5698 GTO body 1Qt!e, $ 9 9 O, Wide ovals. "ALL BLACK'' Call 6(~. 548-4731 1 c eves and \\'eekc.nds. 673--1569 Make offer' or trade for 'ti6 DODGE Po ara onv. '64 ?.!ere C.omel Cal iente, '68 l\fUSfANG GT Futback, .65 '!UST'uG r.-. -V-8 --------lo.. ode!.~-··• Sa •~7· TOP Will trade 2 ~. HT V-8 t P/S " ""'' ........... ~ '69 o~~A 8S 4 dr o••to ·-~,•".EST -1. S'·. m "'-'""' .... ......,,,. c . .., a · · ' · ""V" · • au 0 ; metallic gold, 1 Owner, Aul. tn.N_ , New ••-s, ••". c.a..• " .. ~.c.•nr ..-un "' 64f.4665 "'"'7-9$19. al!Kl '64 Dodge: ~ aulo. ~< ~ I /b ..,,/ ·,. 000 --'\ New point Good · 1,::~~=="';,,.,,-=:;---rc;:-0 . p/b, p/1, auto, air eond, grt ~a:. clean. L\ti. state. P s, P • """ eriz, , --~ · I,. ....... .,...,·;,,,.,..., 1967 OOOOE Dart -CT. rig O\\•ners; 6 73-7677, r/h, Lo mi's, xlnt. cond. "·"' ·~-mi's. $2600, 41 941-261f, tlrel. S200 Or best otter. .. 644-2371. .,............... 4,.., ....,.,. -~~ro32;;c,. ~~----I '64 'POHTlAC Le Mans. Buckel seats, $6. . 1~~=-~-----Must "II! 644-5416 1---------.,...-, '""' ~ While w/ turquoise Interior, Call &12-6812 O\\'NER !\lust Sell like new e ,67 l\lUSTANG • 1 O\\·ner 1 -----~---'63 PONTIAC Bonneville, ail bucket eeats, auto., power '69 Charger-Auto. 383, P/1. '69 i\larauder. Air, stereo, pvt pty, VS, air cond. $1200: OLDSMOBILE ,. PLYMOUTH power, runs good, $300. or slJ'i, xlnt mechanical oon- Xlnt cond . ~1 ust sell. $1895. many xtras, 832-7120. 6#-5285 -----------------""~'-•-"-"-·_,,....,_c_95;;.·__ dition. Very clf!Rn lnskle & 646-0652 or f>.IS-723L 1962 MERCEDES IOOC *'69 MUSTANG l.1ach I. 351, e '62 OLDS Station Wagon '65 PLYMOUTH Fl,U'Y !TI , '18 LeT\fANS, auto, radio, out! $750. 169&5 Edgev.•ater 4 dr Sedan, xlnt condition air, f..spd, full pwr, stereo. Gd. ·Trans, Pvt. Pty. $295. 1la.tion wagon, FWJf equip-. 'Naeher forced to sell. Lane, HunUrwton llarbour, FALCON '66 FALCON wagon-VS, stick shift, r&h, Very clean. $950. Pvt pty. 548-3929. FIREllRD '69 .PONTIAC Firebird. U ke he'>'', only 16.<XXI mi. Call btwn 10:30 & T pm , 64Ul56 FORD '65 FAIRLANE 500 f dr. sedan, Au to .. pow- er stee rin g, radio. (EQV615) $895 "" CLEAN USED CARS See Andy Brown THEODORE ROBINS FORD 7060 Harbor Bl vd. Costa 1i1esa 642-00lO '65 GALAXIE 500 4 door sedan. Auto., 390 V3, P .S.; Air . !PIV286) $99f Loolcl1 for • c•r? ASY Call Auto Referral frf'(' ol cha.r&e. We have sellers wiiitlrlg, All typeS & prtces. Sellt'l'I aJ911 "''e\oome. 6-42-4431 AulQ Referral Service '64 Galaxie wgn-VS 390 cng; air rl.:h p/s & rear '"in-do~. o~l, nu 't.tartcr, battery, muUJ.en;, pipe&. Clean. $500. Pvt p I y . 6Th-19'j2. '66 GALAXIE 500 2 dr. }l.T., V-8, air, J'IOW· er &tfftlng & brakes. (SVF. 118) $1295 19515 Ford Sta. Wa,aon V-8 Automatic Excellent cond ition s1ao 646-4277 '63 Ford 6-paSI Ctry Sdn, :\52.. V3. pwr 1tr, air, J'adlo, auto: xlnt rubber, paint, body &. eng. $550. 962--72.16 '65 Falrtane-289 eng.. au10. new paint Real clean, See to appreciate. 546-7188; alt 6. 64~ Albe.rt. '&l }~airlane -Stick shift, reblt. Very clean. Runs .areal. Perfect \\'Ork car. USO or be&t offer, M()..8644, 'fi7 Fairlane V8 convrt. 'Xlnl cond. Lo 42,000 ml. Jn.E ide immac. red vlnyl ~·/good white top. Best buy lor $950. Pvt pty. 846-ll&:i. * ·~ GALAXtE 500. 2-Dr. air, P/S, $525. 673-6SU or ·-· '59 RANCHERO: Good ex· tenor, Interior I. depen- dable $350. 64M781 $900. 493-1018 Reas. 6(2-2886.' 549'-3$JT Aft 3:30 ped. S900. 545-1425 $790 ** TI4/l!M-6097 ~285 1970 CAMARO 2 DOOR- Hardtop. Radio and haater, power steer4 in9, factory air conditioninq. low miles, daad sh•rp_. l737BBXI . •3199 1969 CAMAR0 .2 DOOR· Hardtop. V.inyl roof, outomatlc, radio and haater, ·power st11rin9, factory air con4 ditionin9. IYWR28'l J •2499 1969 MALIBU SS 2 Door h1rdtop. 4 speed, power steerin9, I owner. N.1.c.e. IZXH 148 1 •2399 1970 MALIBU 4 DOOR Sed•n. R•dio, he•ter, power 1teerin9, au4 tom•tic, f•ctory o1ir conditionin9. Remain- in9 factory 9uarantee. IOSOASV) •2999 1970 IMPALA 2 DOOR Hardtop coupe. Automatic, r1d io, h11ter, power staerin9, vinyl interior, factory air. Low, low miles. Rem1inin9 factory 9u1r1n· tee. lll9ACGI •3299 1970 MALIBU 2 DOOR· Hercltop. Automatic, radio, heater, power steering, factory air conditionin9. Low, low mi les. I052ABXI •3099 1967 CHRYSLER Newport 4 Door. I owner new car tradein. Air conditioning, radio, llaater, •utorn1tic, power steerin9, power brakas,, 39,000 miles. Nice car. Li~• now int•rior end clean thru-out. IWIA380 I •1699 Free 1971 Plates on every Used Car sold thru December -buy flnt then • tell us about ·tlie Free Platea. -· -only at Connell • you get a 100% • 30 Day Guarantee on both parts and labor. . . Only low mlleage cars offered for sale w Ith remaining fadory 50,000 ml. warranty on all 1969 and 1970 " models. 1968 CHEVY. SUBURBAN CARRYALL WAGON 4 Door. Autom1tic, r1clio; eir conditioning, Va, power steerin9 & brekes, Vi ton chos1i1 lies 3 s11t1, Reel r.ood thru-out. Hvy. duty 1u1pension. Won't l11t lon g. Split rims, comma";,) foo1. VCJ89•·ii9i'";)oblo. 1964 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 DOOR· Convertible. All tho goodies. Ono careful owner. leothor inlorior. This is• rore buy if you are• Lincoln buy9r. Sure it's 9ot 9ood •ir. White top, r•d interior, red stardust ocrylic now color. (BZV 167). Rare find. 1969 Impala Cpe C11tlorn. AM-FM r•die, P.S., r11ly e wh11lt, p.aitl ltr•li11, 111to., •ir coMI., tinted 91111, IXSS7501. •2399 1970 Ford Torino 2 Do.r h.rcltop. &orteo11t r•4 c•> wlth white •lnyl roof, whlf• ...invt Interior. 4,500 111ile c•r with f•ctory w•tr•nfy, ltlH, •11to111•tic, pow1t tf .. ri11t I ltr1lo:et, •Ir coMI. Ulo:e ft.w. 11711111 '3099 1986 IMPALA f Door h1rtltop. I own1r J2,00• fl'lill cir. J111t 1ltowroo111 fr11h. All· to1111tic, r•dio. h11!1r, pow1r 1to1r• int. ISLUIJ2•1 '1399 880, fUq powr, air. (pOf. 689) • S895 1968 Dodge Y2 Ton P.U. Picku p. Automatic transmission, radio, heat er, with warranty book. I ownar. Good stronq truck. 1106548) •1799 1965 Chevrolet Y2 Ton Pickup. Autom1tic, radio. heatar, Vt en- .'iine. Good valu1 hire. (5350391 ·•199 1967 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Suprem1 2 Door h1rdtop. Radio. heater. power 1teerin9 , 1ir c«iditionin9. 1utomatic. low milea9e1 I owner. 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With The Purchase Of A NEW 1971 PINTO ••• ilzto·....,, '1 he Little, Long Distance Car'' ONLY 06 ' PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS $1919 phn $111 Freight, phn S•O D••ler Prep•reHort e 11d conditiortl ~ . Order Your Choice of Any Ono of 15 Colors. $2074 + $ 103.70 STATE TAX $ 20.00 OCT. LICENSE $ 21'7.70 TOTAL $ 297.70 DO\lo;N PYMT. $ 1900.00 IALANCE 36 Moolhs $6306 Per At Moo .. EXAMPLE ONLY' ' Order Your Choice of Any Ono of 15 Colors. $299.70 i1 fh1 totel clow11 P•vme11t, $6].06 i1 the tot1I lfto11fhly p1yme11t i11clu di119 t1:1:, license I 111 <•tryi11'i ch•tli•I on lt1nk·1pprov1d cr1 dit for 36 lftonth1. 0 1f1 rr1d p1ylft1nt pri<e it $2570.86 i11tlll4ili119 illf1,.1t, t•• ••-lice.""--ANNUAl....PERCENTAGE RATE IS 11.93. ---- ULLY ILUI SUNsn POID MAKE & MODEL 1,ULLT ILU I SUNJIT "fOID MAKE & MODEL uL~Y I LUI SUNl:i fOID IOOK PllCI • IOOll'. . PIUCI 10011'. PICI '68 MERCURY '68 OPEL . $1045 $999 $2030 $1 899 $1465 $1399 PARl<LANE. v.1, 111to., R., H., FASTBACK SPORT. 4-1pe1d, p;s., P,l. IWICl201 R., H., •ir. !WWK617l $2045 $1799 '68 PLYMOUTH $1965 $1399 '68 CHEY $1875 $1699 FURY Ill 4 Dr. Hdtp. V-1, 111to., MALIBU CPE. \t.1,_4·1pe1d, R-H, P.S., 1lr, vinyl. (VATOJ2l R., H., vinyl top. IVHPl13l $1720 $1 199 '68 PL,YMOUTH $1310 $999 '68 PONTIAC $2370 $2199 VALIANT C LUI CPE. Econolfty GRAND PRIX CPE. Full pwr. 6. IVTS70ZI I •ir. (\IHM]7Jl $1930 $1799 '67 MERCEDES $2020 $1699 '68 CAMARO CPE $1735 • DOOR. 4 1p11d, R., H., $1499 ''"2000". ITUR29JI Y.8, tfi<k, R., H., ytllow bl1ck $1205 . $899 '70 MUSTANG i11t. IVVT417) $3270 . V-1, 111to., R., H., P.S., $2799 '67 CAMARO $1635 $1499 .•ir, vi11yl. !ZNKll1l CONVT. \1.8, 4.,p,,c1, $3485 $2999 '70 MACH I R., H., P.S. t WA82~~1 $2815 $2699 . -421 ENG. 4 1pe1tl , R .• H., '67 OLDS $1925 $1599 $2645 1$1999 o~tn91. (51 IACK I CUTLASS 442 SUPR EME. v.a, '69 FALCON 111to., R., H .. P.S., 1ir fUTZ5!i ll $2115 $1999• 4 DOOR. V-1, euto., R •• H., '67 PONTIAC $1840 .· $1499 f'.S., •ir. IXUH9151 IONNE\llLLE SON. \1.1, 111to., $3435 $2999 '67 MUSTANG $1570 $1099 R., H., P.S., 1ir. IUKY898l 6, •11to •• R., H. l\ISSllll '67 BUICK $2790 '69 CHEY $2299 $2695 1$1695 $2235 $2 199 RIV. CPE. f ull pwr •• IMPALA 4 DOOR HOTOP. v .1, 1ir, vinyl. IYOUl41l .. •11fo., R., H., P.S. IYRA l5D I '66 OLDS $1810 -'.69 BUICK $4325 $3899 $1599 $2425 $1999 TORINO CPE. Full pwr. RIV. CP~. F pr .• 1ir IYRW29t) I 1ir. I SJN76l I '69 CAMARO CPE '66 PONTIAC $1570 $1 ... ~9 4 •p•ed. R., H., L1rtd1 u. $2730 $2499 IONNE\llLLE CNV. v:1, •1110., $1265 $1099 00tftert. I J4LAF2 I . R., H., P,S. IRY82SDI '69. OLDS DELTA '66 BUICK $2300 $~.,.~~ $3080 . $2499 $1325 $1099 I , •ufo., R·H, P.S .. P.I .. LA SAIRE CPE. V-8, 111!0., ;;_ir. IYIP6tll i:tlH, P.S: IZUJl 17 ) --'69 PONTIAC - $1335 $11 99 $2435 $1999 '66 CORVETTE $1930 $1699 LE~ANS CPE. v.1, 4-1pttd', H.T. Cf'E. V-1, <C-1p1etl, It. H., P.S. IZARlJ6) RIH, P.S. IYVP1911 , TAKE -VALLEY VIEW OFF RAMP FROM FREEWAY • { ,. ' WI DON'T CAH WH!H TOV I OUGHT YOUR CAR WI WOULD LIKE To· SERVICE IT --SUNSET FORD ! DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA D EC EMBER 5 , ~ i ! 1 l 1 f I I . J\skcntemc:rourself P08 DR. JIARC.4RET ME.4.D, MIAropolo6"&. 11&11Aor Oaa I re-4 Ila.a& )'Oii MMI lla.e UH of mar£. , .. ,.. •lt.o..U IN l.1•t. &efl. Tlae11 I M•rd you ,,..,,.,, .. ,, '""· .,,,.., u IM .iory1-lt. L., Uib, N.Y. • rye been 90 ohen miaanckntood on this one. Marijuana should not be legal- ized but laws against marijuana-which is far lees harmful than alcohohhould be repul.ed. POK J. EDC.4R BOOJ'B~ Director of 1 .BJ. Flaen eoere /l111•r· priaU 4UeoHrM ... .._,..of ilN11tifoc:-dola, .,.,, .,,..,. •"" ,,,,. .. ,... ... it U.iroducefl ""° laeo e11/ort:eMe11it-Ro••U I.ena Jlorto,..,., &.l>l>ill, fin. e The earliest known uee of fingerprints u a method of identification wu by the ancient Chin~ who u.sed them in COD· nection with banking procedures. The 6nt known record of olioial use of finpr. printa in the United States wu in 1882, when Mr. Gilbert Thompson of the U.S. Geological Survey used his own finger- prinll oo docwnent.s to prevent forgery. ~ year 1891 marked the fir1t uee of fingerprint files as an olicial means of criminal identi6eatioa.. Tbeee fi.lee were originated by Juan Vucetich, a police olicial in Argentina. In the United States. the fint practical use of fingerprints for criminal identification is cbimed by the priaon system of New York State in 1900. POR FOODY B.4YES, 0/aU) StiaU f 001""1.J coocA Flay 4'o alae Bil 10 INMa OAly plGy feffn eorefereru>e 1a-.e1 U... .ie.d of nine 1111.en ~re •re 10 sea ... U. ila.e COfl/eN1taf-J, F. Gollldonl., Loalniile, Olalo e Conference rules call for all teanu to play le'Ven league games. Thi.I may be increased to eicbt. The Big 10 never bas played a round-robin acheduJe, and this is DOl likely. All ecboola at present like to play u many noncon(erence games .. postible. POR JOBNl'IY C.4RSON R .. oU .... , a per.on H ,. l>e U. your •• lllw~ I lurff reoaiced "'-' ala. peopl. IN H e .,.. ..-dy oW.,. peo- ... --M.ry Kort.erud, .4.1NCOrae., .,,. ..A. • He or she muat be at leUl 18 or over to be admitted into our etudio for the "Tonight Show." FOR M.41UO PUZO, aulADr oJ "T~ C"'follu,,. FW "TIN Codfealaer"' &. ...,de ilt&O a "'°"ie? I I .. , •iU 1"" ,...,. -.a lo do .ii.la ,,.. foaol pro4uct, or llid yo11 1eU IM rlflai. tail.la 11.e arree- _.,., allOCMr .,,,.~,. "'°""' 4'o iJa. .eriJJ11--Mra. J. P., YieJUN, F . Y•. • Paramount Pictures will make "The Godfather" into a film . I spent almost seven months writing the screen play for the movie. FOR llONSICNOR NICHOLAS B . FECNB~ llrectof of 801• Tcnim, NebrmM. .,.,.., u &lae IUIMHr- one reaoft bor• i.1141 nl Boy• T ownt-ltln. Slfttle Moyer, Re6U.., S.•luatc,.._,., Care. •The greatest number of boys at Father Flanagan'• Boye Town come from bro- ken home.-u a result e.ither of death of one or both parent.a. divorce, eepua- tion, and qllite frequently, neglect. FOR .4L UNSER, "'inner of tJae 1970 /~pot;., 500 Memorial D., Rttee .,,.,.., ;. tlae •ipl~ eonee of llN ""•.U. lionol bin.le o/ ...Ulc" ... for fAe toinll.f!r of 11.e race on JtleMOriol D•1t--Mr1. Ref... mo Foaurn, St. J•rrM•, /tlinll. • The bottle of milk in Victory Lane was suggested to the Speedway manage- ment several years ago by represenla· tives of the Dairy Industry u a wbole- t10me and noncommercial symbol (no brand name is involved) of the Mid· western agricultural area io which the SOO.mile race it run annually. The prac· tice gradually developed into a tradition, and the winning driver usually sbarea the milk with ·bjs car owner, eponaor, and crew memben. POlt CEORCE r . CRBSS!tl"1¥. D;rector. U.S. r Nt/wr Buret11A Do eye,.,... •ppear "' .,, u .s ...... , ..... ••••••1-M,. •. RoNr• Sel .. oeAr,S.reborA, N .D. • The term "tropical cyclone" ii now ueed to denote cyclonic eystenu oricinat· ing in tropical latitude&, and extratropi· cal cyclone for thoee cle.elopin1 in micJ. dJ,e and northern latitudes. The term "cyclone" ie 1till applied to more or lesa Yiolent amall-ecale circulations t ueh u tornadoes, watenpouta. and dustdeYila . ulHlropical C!'JClonea occur in all pub of the United States mainland but are leut frequent in the Car Southweetern portiona. FOR SOPBl.4 LOKEN, o.caeu Yo•ropbdoaoaprieai. IMU., aao..-1 lo ~ ii ••ppo1edly llldq ... JP'.layt-J. J. Bura, B .. 1o1&, 1t1 .... e I am convinced prieats wouJd be better intqrat.ed in life, inore open to uder- standing, more capable of soMn1 the problem• that surround them if they were married. FOR BA.RT ST A.KR, q11Mkrhoclc, Crw. Boy PllCkns .,,.,.,. do you IDHr II ofle0 bar /ace •cra,lc fl1Uill6 Nine fG...., 11114' • 1....6.r face 111Gdr olMT UMat-Cary Mororwy, Puebi. lo, Colo. e I have two helmets that I interchange at will and not for any particular pro- tective reuon. JIOK DR. RENRY J.4NOFITZ, CIWc.J ProJeuor of Mdi.cine. Mowu SiMi Sclool of MetlicU.e I lut.nl IMI alae fo#-11 elbtk fleeolefl Nl.ly to ,,.., aew. •"" eolilu --tteo •eriofu U.U.IU.al diH«ae..- "'"' opera alaordy •• Moalll SU.Oi R•pii.l o/ New l'orlc.. Flay lur11e ,,..... flUeaHI Nefl lleJfeeufl IO 1o,..1-11. C. Lcflle, Tre111on, N.J. e Quite apart f:rom the medical problems involved, one can only uaWDe that pub- lic attitudes of a dieeue involving diar- rhea and the possibility of surgery, re- sulting in the use of a bag attached to the abdomen. bad a good deal to do with the ne~ Ileitis and colitis lack the dramatic appeal for responae to such diseues u heart, stroke, and po)jo. The National Foundation for Ileitis and Coli. tis, founded in 1966. is a nonprofit re- search-oriented public organiution de· voted to finding the causes of and a cure for theee two serious diaeases. I hope the Foundation attains it. goal of railing *250,000 for the forthcoming fiacal year in order to aupport committed research at four major medical centen. FOR CIUCE R.4LSELL, 11 tolaile 1POmo11 klM tumeJ 1 WMlf block ;,. orJa "' wriu .. SHI SUkt" Flula --. your bif1e11 •arpriae .. a "l>loc:lc" eoo•a .. P-Mr•. B. }11rrM11, Creen Bay, Fu. • The fact thal wbjte people did not actually seem to see me. They looked past me, around me, or th.rough me. I didn't exist . FOR FALLY BRUNNER of ttl• "'FA.f• MT UM?,. To IN on ",,,..,,, My Line" on appUca111 """' .. "" • plaot.o- pG pll o/ lairn.elJ. rhyP F1'y ca11'& ii IN r e- tarrwdP-Mary Ann Upluaru, Clan· dor/, Olalo e It helpe in programming to know what people look like. A cute, petite b dy truck driver is more likely to fool the panel than a lady ttuck driver who looks like a man truck dri,er. We get hund~s of submissions each week. If we were to return each snapshot, we'd have to double our atafl. FOR MIKE l'llCBOLS, JI.I'll ~rector .:-... Do yo• pn/er 4'reel· U., lllOtlie. lo •1G1e ployat-lt. L. Dtnil, Lonca.ier, p,., • Both have their own special reward.. When making a movie, ye>o can correct a scene immediately. In the theatre you hear the immediate sip of appronl: applause. ........... ,_ ....-......... , y-ea. ..................... ~ ... ... -,,_ ... ~---..-r-...._-. Seal ......... ..,.tenW,. -• pwt _.., 1o A..k Tltea Y-11. l"aaily 1Veek'7, 641 Lu.i...-A ..... , !'ii-Y..k. N.Y. lOOIS. Y e • .._. .ai-ie.ap .-cto-, baa IS wW "4t peW few adl -...._ You lft Invited to NII your questions Of comments lbout any 1rticlt or ~rtlslmtnt ttllt ..,.,ean In Femlly W~ly. Your letter wilt rtetlvt 1 ~pt answer. 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Simply something called "student enterprise" and "student self-help." The college consists of over 100 atone buildinp on a scenic, 1,800-acre campus overlooking the White Riv- er. All the stones for the buildinp were quarried and set in place by students. They also graded, graveled, or paved all the roads, land- scaped the grounds, and made the functional furni- ture that reflects the sturdy character of the mountain people. Students grow, proceas, cook, and serve moet of their own food. They op- erate a restaurant and gift shop for the public, and make nearly all the items that are for sale there. The students also run a dairy aJMt a farm. In addition, other atu· dent-managed and atudent- operated enterprises include: a powerplaot; electrical, plumbing, sheet metal, and en- gineering shops; a stone quarry, a furniture factory, and a print shop; a laundry, bakery, and can- dy factory; and a hospital and dispensary. The entire enterprise is so un· By WES COOK usual-end ao inspiring-that it attract.a more than S0,000 viai- ton each year. But far more important, ~ revenues derived from student skills and crafts, and from the farm and dairy output, provide the principal support for the col- lege. It also receives a small a.mount of financial support from the Presbyterian Church and from income !Tom ·endowment funds donated by various beoo-. facton of the 1ehool. Students at S. of 0 . ac- quire much more than phys- ical skills at their school. Scores of them have become outstanding teachers, school administrators, engineers. at- torneys, ministers. and busi- ness executives, and many have been dected to public office. Dr. Graham Clark. the scbool's president, prides himself on the fact that there arc oo hippies on his campus; nor have there been protest movements or de- structive demonstrations. "But don't get the idea this is a goody-goody cam- pus or one that's ruled with an iron fist," volunteers one student. "We don't stage protests because we like the way things are run. Doctor Clark encourages an open- dQ.Or policy .. and we have better communications with our president than do stu- dents at most of the other colleges." lbe School of the Ozarks was the brainchild of a Presbyterian preacher, the Rev. James Forsyth, who petitioned his church at the turn of the century to build a school for boys and girls of the mountains "who are deserving, but financially unable to seeure an educa- tion above the free school levd." His plan was for stu- dents to work to help pay their way. The church man- aged to wse $20,000 to launch the school in 1906 with a faculty of four and a student population of 3S boarding students. They di- vided their time between the classroom and work on the land. The acbool wu destroyed twice by fire iD its first 25 years and both times was rebuilt through the joint ef- foru of students, faculty, and neighbors from nearby communities. The school went from high 1ebool to junior college in 1956 and to four-year college in 1964. 'The faculty now numbers SO and nearly half of them have Pb. D . depees. They Tuition-fret colle1e, School of the Ozarks, was built and is operated by studtnt.r. C<Nd (left) heads for cla..r.r a.r boys put on new ceilin1 in study room (above). also serve u student counselon. "More of our students go into teaching than any other profession because. ~ teacher -is ..the moat re.. spected member of the community here in the mountains," Doctor Clark points out. Students at the S. of 0 . have their frills, but they build and operate them at a profit. Last year, they completed their own airport with a lighted 3,600- foot runway, a taxi apron, and a hangar for servicing and storage. There are over 20 planes based at the field, and the school bas been designated a sales-and-service outlet for Cessna Aircraft Company. More than 35 studenta are enrolled in avia- tion science courses. Several have earned their pilot's license. The bulk of the 860 students come from within a 200..mile area of the school, but others are enrolled from 16 other states and eight foreigo countries. Some are from urban ghettoes. One is the son of a deposed king of northern Bali. Sudenta who can afford to pay college tujtion cannot enroll at the S. of 0 . Financial need, scholastic merit, and an agreement to work 20 hours a week during the school year and SOO houn during summer vaca- tion in one of nearly 30 campus in- dustries, are requirements for ad- misaion. The students come fr9m families with an average annual in- come of $3,000; some have ~ u low u $1,800. Mrs. Richard Nixon was on~ of the school's recent visitors. She spent more than five hours at the college a few montha ago to salute the stu- dent body for volunteer work it un- dertakes in communities off the cam- pus. After receiving-a citation from 21 -year-old Gary Wortman, the stu- dent-body president, the First Lady remarked, "I really should be giving each student here a citation becauae you are not only workin1 your way through college, but you're also con- tributing to community service." From early spring through late fall, U.S. highway 65, which borders the campus, bums with the sound of traffic. Tourists come to attend the school's summer-theater productions, to cat and shop in "Friendship House," to visit a weaving studio, the student gift shop, a penthouse FM radio station, the Ralph Foster Museum, library collections of Ozark- iana, and the Hyer Bell Tower, that houses one of the largest carillons in the country. Its 96 bells riog out every day in concert tune. Some students object to the idea of "putting oundvea on display," but the great majority agree that the tourism program ii a valid way of helpin3 the IChool remain self-sus- taining. As Maxine Brown, a senior, points out, "We're for things that help our achool and help give more poor kids their chance for higher education." "American education could leari from the example of S. of O.," says Doctor Clark. "The pbiloeopby of student self-respect baaed on earning your own way doesn't have to be confined only to the Ozarb-it could be duplicated in other parta of the country." • Fa,mil11 Weekl11, DecfHIKluw 6, 1670 s . .. newest of GB transparent bulbs I Jfa worry about toddlers' hands; New GE Cool Brights are 40% cooler. Ideal for natural or plastic tree. You 'll like the briUiant see·thru colors, too! Transparent, like lighted GE Satin Brights; or GE Outdoor Merry Brights. Brighten your decorations this year; get sparkling General Electric "transparent" lights. 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GENERALf'j ELECTRIC Family~/ Dece?nbtr 6, 1970 For America's Families, Treasury Secretary Kennedy Predicts: A Better Financial Futur By FLORA RHETA SCHREIBER and STUART LONG lhe American family is go- ing to be better off financially in 1197 1 and the years that follow. That's the fia.l2redic- tion of David M. Kennedy, Secretary of the Treasury of the U.S. L .,;;; I 0 • he says. "We are in a period of transi- tion right now, but we are seeing the success of our efforts. We are seeing fewer price increases. A better price performance can help all people-re- tired persons 4" fixed incomes a.s well as working people. Jn an exclusive interview with PAM- IL Y WEEKLY, the white-haired ex- banker analyzed the money problems that Americans have faced during the year that is now ending. and explained his reasons for being optimistic about the future. Kennedy's forecast is based largely on his conviction that personal income will continue to be high while inflation will gradually be controlled. As a member of a three-man com- ntittce that meets regularly with Presi- dent Nixon to make decisions that affect the pocketbooks· of all of us, Kennedy has his finger on the latest fiscal data. More than that, be is in a position to make decisions which will determine the There's iiut one soft spot in our financial plcture--upenses!" "The Administration's eft'orts to con- trol inftation-by holding down or cut- ting Government expenditures. encour- aging wage-price restraint. and tightening credit-have not been Cree of obstacles," the Secretary says. ''It bas bceo diffi- cult," be told us, "to get the country to go along with such a program of restraint It is not popular because it has some pain attached to it. And, too. it has taken more time and effort to accomplish than we bad hoped be- cause the pressures of inflation were so strong. People W'Qnder ~by price ad- justments don't happen more quickly. The reason is that there's a long lag in the prooess-cspecially when you want to return to a more stable economy without risking a deep recession in the • course of such key economic factors as unemployment, inflation, and the cost of borrowing money. Herc are Secretary Kennedy's views on the main issues that will affect your family's financiaJ situation in 1971: INPLATION- "Inftation is coming under control,'' Kennedy-His Family Is His Strength A David and u nora Kennedy At 65, David M. Kennedy can count his auets in the millions. lvt when he wos a child In a poor Mormon family, they total.d only a few penniet. Ken- nedy was bofn on a small Utah ranch. As a youngster, he did the housewOl'k a nd took co"' of his invalid mother while his brothers worked at outside jobs. His own flnt lob was os o hotel bellhop. Loter, Kennedy worked his way throuvh law school os o Federal Government employee. Kennedy vat his low degree In the depths of the O.preuion era, when COMS and dients were hard to come by. l ut with hard work and penonal socriflce, he become o su«eufvl o"orney, and then a banker. As Chairman of the Boord of the Continental Illinois Ndflonal Bonk ond Trvst Compony in Chicago, he introduced the eonc.pt of the "family bonk." "I felt that In o big bank people ore lost or bewlldered," Kennedy ntcolls. "I decided that no mo"er how big our building Is and how mony employHS we have, that we would alwcryt work with families in terms of their penonol needs in blnineu, bvllding, and travel. So our bonlr become known as the big bank with the lime bank inside." When President NiJCon first osked Kennedy to become Secretory of the Treasury, Kennedy turMd him down. He hod refused similar ofhtri by prevloua Presidents and felt thot, ot 64, he wos too old to be In the Cobinet. When the President persisted, how- ever, Kenndy chano-cf his mind ond left o $233,750-o-year-job for o po$ition which poys about oM·flfth of that. Both by tempeJ-nt and by his Mormon bockground, Kennedy is o devoted fomily man. When he is with his fomily, he puh everything elM oslde. A typlcol fomily Sun- day gathering in his two-bedroom apartment on the Virginia side of the Potomoc River will find the Treoaury Secretary puttefino around In his kitchen, cooking what the family cMKribes as "o tremendous gravy." O.apite their father's offtuence, Kennedy's four doughters have proved opt pupils of his fiscal leuons obout thrift. They make their own bread and preserve fruits and v~etables. They ·buy neither fun nor jewelry. But Kennedy-an enthusiastic troveler- llkes to wrptise them with a string of peorls, a cornero, or SOfl'le other unusual gift from his oveneca trips. Kennedy's daughters hcrte 5Uch love and respect for their father that, son-In-law Jock Whi"le confides, "it's hard for us mere hu.bands to measure up. Wh.n he speoks, they listen. He is fair and flrm.'' And Kennedy Is al50 o good grondfother, spending o great deal of time ploying with his grondchildren. Kennedy shuns cocktoil porties <he neither drinks nor smokes) and dislikes protocol. He takes so little interest in dothes thot his wife lenoro geb up to moke his breakfast mostly to ma ke sure he is dressed properly. Kennedy is more concerned about flshln9 clothes, ho-ver, becouse of his enormous Interest in the outdoon. "I like to get out alone, I flnd It helpful to wolk In the portc, go fishing or honebock riding, tiding or skating, All those things help me to commune with nature ond give me men;th. The most Important source of my strength, however, Is my family." ~ • 1: p -----~~~~~----~-----------------------------------------------------------....... ._ in 1971 process of doing so." f AMIL Y INCOME According to Kennedy, the average family has raised its total annual income sufficientl y to offset the increases in the cost of living. But who is the "average family"? Does the family whose income has gone down, or even remained the same, console itself with the statistical fact that "average income" is up? Kennedy bimseli takes a realistic view of this statistic. "The distribution of income in individual cases," be said, "would not necessarily prove that any- body is average. That's the difficulty of workina with general figures in this field because someone will come aloog and say, 'I haven't had an increase in pay, and ·my costs have gone up.' Par- ticularly those on fixed incomes." Yet the Secretary points out that not only aveT&gc but also per capita income is higher. "And 1 would expect," he remarked, "that per capita income will improve materially as we get the rate of price increases down. When this hap- pens, we will have a very strong factor for improving the financial outlook of the American family.'' Stt. Ke.nnedy talb /Ucal policy witlt u-Budge.t Dirtct<H Ro~rt Mayo. INRRIST RATIS "Interest rates arc going to decline," the Secretary says, which is good news for families who arc thinking of buying or remodeling homes. "We have passed the peak," Kennedy insists. "Prime ratcs--the interest rate charged by banks to their biggest and best custom-- en-have already been reduced a full point from last-year's high to 71h per- cent. We've also seen other interest rates -such as those on U.S. Treaaury bills and short.ferro notes--declinc. Admit- tedly. there is a slower adjustment of interest rates on mortgage and home- building loans' than in other areu. But everywhere, more funds for these are becoming available." UNEMPLOYMENT Kennedy sees unemployment u a continuing problem, but one which will improve. "There's no question that there has been a rise in unemployment. This is a result. partly, of cutback.a in De- fense Department programs, and was to be expected. These cutbacb will continue as further reductions are made in defense spending." But the Treasury Secretary also sounds an optimistic note in asserting that for the economy as a whole, "the over-all employment total is up." Employment was high '·in the boom period when inflation ' . was at its peak," Kennedy added. "But no one is satisfied with that kind of employment. As total production in- creases and the national economy picks up, we'll iee a larger number of more economically healthy jobs build up.'' THRln 'Tve always preached the virtue of thrift to my four daughters, their hus- bands, and my grandchildren. Naturally, I believe that every American family, no matter what its financial positio., ·should try to save a little something out of each month's income," says Sec- retary Kennedy. The Secretary is a wealthy man. But in giving his advice oo thrift he does not do so as an affluent person speaking to people with less means. His is a rags· to-riches background and his succesa was built on years of sacrifice. Jack Whittle, Vice-President for Mar- keting of the Continental Illinois Na- tional Bank and Trust Company--and Mr. Kennedy's soo-in-Jaw~ys of the Secretary: "He's always had two finan- cial injunctions for memben of his f~ ily: 'You never qujte need what you think you need,' and 'Buying a home is the only legitimate excuse for bor- rowina.' 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Also take advantage of special Club sales of records and elec- tronic eouinm,::mt ::it tmlv h~rn~i n nr~cesl magazi world o ally hu1 tion of · do nott any ott return Ir IF ORD c ... noe PteeM•cc 1'9COrd P•• h1ndllng Ci Deluxe Mo to buy jult handling ( re1lgn • 2~ .tllp ...,be •hip All orde fAMllY WlfKlY O RO(RCUO C?C ~-()r capitol Record Club brings you ••• GREAT STARS • Glen Campbell • Tom Jones • 0.1n M1rtln • Steppenwolf • Roy Cl•rtt • Peter, Paul & Mary • The Be1t1e1 • Petula Clark • Nit King Cole • Frank Sln•tr• • Mentovanl • Biii Co1by •Three Dog Night • Jlml Hendrix • Merle Heggetd • The Lettermen • Johnny Cuh • Wayne Newton • Buck Owen• • The Beech Boye • Bobble Gentry • Al M8ftlno • Th• AMoclatlon • end many more • Reprl•• from all the TOP LABELS •London •Verve • Werner Broe. • D.G.G. •Ph ... 4 •ABC •King • Starday •Word ,,. .... , .. ,,.. .JI .c.. v i 111 .,... DETACH CARD AND MAIL TODAY! r---------------------------------- 1 Capitol Record Club Stereo Phonograph Division I Please accep1 me u a member of Capitol Record Club I've 1nd1c11ed my hrsl record purchase tor I which you will bill me 1ust S4 98 plus small sh1pp1ng·handhnR charge Also bill me 1ust S 19 98 plus I small sh1pp1n11-handli11i and H nd my M.,~ II Stereo Phonograph OurinR lhe nell 12 months I agree 1 10 buy 1ust 12 more records At lhe 1cgular Club price ol rust $4 98 plus sh1pp1ng·handhng (occasion al \Pec1at albums prired \llRhtly h1Rhef) and I may cancel my membership any lime therealter : 11 1 continue I am lo receive one retord fflH <1usl 25C sh1ppona handhnal lor every add11to~al se· 1 lecllon I accepl All records """ be shipped in slereo. also guaranteed playable on mosl mono phono· I giaphs All orders sub1ect lo 1cceplance al Club headquarters O Check here for optional stereo ~ headphones-just $4.98 additional. · IMPORTANT r .. , " rt· • • T• ,., , " • J Easy Listening J Movies & Shows L Country Sound [ J Popular Vocalist LJ Classlcal Jazz r• Now Sound 0 Mr. O Mrs.---------:--------------0 Miss Print Name Address---------------------- 1mplete trial membership, :>ping-handling) for every :count for the rest of your benefits ... plus your own $19.98! (Special optional 1ate listening-just $4.98 't THESE ~FEATURES try for rformance odular speakers ceramic cartridge ecord changer; controls " 0 Clltet h • Potydor •Dot •Capito! •Sun •MGM • Decce • United Artlat. •Tower • 20th Century•.fOX •Perrot • lmpulM • VIVI City ____________ State _________ _ 683E BBJF tectlve • Angel • andm<>N ZIP------~:-----:-APO, FPO 1ddr111es. please wrile tor additional lntormatlon ~-· t1::S -------_,;;,;~~------------------------ ....... ______ ,. for easy portablllty Add'"9 -------------------------------- City -------------Stllt -------------l lp _____ _ N"O, Fl'O 1ddrtues, please write for additional lnfonMUOll. BB3E BB3F SPECIAL OPTIONAL BONUS STEREO HEADPHONES Juat $4.N eddltlon11J-$9.95 v•lue • 8 ohm impedance. • Smooth frequency characteristic. • Softly padded adjustable earspeakers. • Adaptable to any stereo headphone jack. $79.98 Value when you agree to buy just one record now and as few as 12 more in the next 12 months. I I f I t I t I . t ' ! ~--------------. I UNIVDIAI. MOTIL ICHOOl.I. ~ I ,.., ... ,,....._......, .... ,.... I I PIHM Print I I N1m• I I Address A91--I I City St1te I l !!'!==;-_Pn_!!'!!_ __ --- -=J Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Do rour falM teetb annoy and embanua you by comtnc tOOM when you eat. lt.Ueh or talk! Tben put. eome PASTEZ't'H• Denture Ad· hNlVe POWd:fJ-~Jour plat.es. Eaay-t.o·Ule PAS hold.I denturee ftrmer loll(er. Mak• eatlnc easter, more natural.P'ASTBBTH ta,notacld. No cwnmy gooey, puty ta1t.e. Den· tu res that l\t are ~Ual t.o health. See /~f Hdent.lat recularly. Get PAS at. all druC counters. PHOTO CUOITS eo .. n lurton lefinaky. f'099 2: Antony Di Geau; Wal .. r Crolg; ctS. f'ove• 6 & 7: Wide World; H. Arlft- 1tro119 loberta. f'oge 14: Shelly Slftittt Studio. f'oge 191 Burton lerhuly. OUTSIW ALLOTBDSCOIBINED - Susan Paine says: ''Please allow up lo four weeks for delivery, when you order by mail from Family Weekly." Family WeckJy's ads arc placed by reputable companies. The items and copy arc checked for reliability. Yet1 unintentional delays occur. because thousands of ordcn come in to our advertisers from all over lhe country. We at Family Weekly want to assist you as much as possible when these infrequent delays occur; so if they do. just send me a cud or letter. I'll immediately look into it. Write: S-.. p,.__ F11mily W~dly .. , Lem.,t011 Ave•e New Yark, N. Y. IOOll Now ... Plastic Cream Revolutionizes Denture Wearing • For the first lime, ecience now olren a unique plastic cream that holds dentures-both "uppers" and "k>w-en"-as they've never been held belote. It formun elastic membrane that INIPJ ltoU 1'*' 4nfttlru to tlN ,..l#r•J tiUllU OJ Y"flT _,.,ll. ll's Flxooa-ne-a revolutionary dilcoYttY foe daily home use. So different it '1 pr~otected by U. S. Patent f3.000.988. FrxooENT not only hold• den- t urea firmer, but It holds them mcncomfoctably. too. lt'uoelutic )'OU may bite harder, chew beller. eat more naturally. The special pencil-point di$pen1er let• you put F1xoo8NT exactly where it'a needed. Resiet.s OOling owrand~. Just one application may laat foe houri. Dentures that fit are H9Cn· lial to health. See your dentist rqu· larly. ~l easy-to-uae FIXOOENT Denture Adhesive Cream at all clrui counten. A Sensible Guide To Christmas Giving By ROSALYN ABREV AYA R emembering relatives and friends with presents at Christmas ought to-- and does-give us much satisfaction. Yet often the pleasure is blunted in the annual push to outdo ourselves by giv- ing bigger and better gifts than last year, thus distracting us from the spir- itual meaning of the season. Io its gift suggestions this .year-for Mom, Dad, the children, and some for the whole family- F A MfL Y WEBJCLY has therefore resolved to keep the volume of gifts down to a minimum, and the price range from under $1.00 (for the press-out children's books) to $99.95 (for a movie camera with a dif- ference). Keep young minds busy with any number of col- orful activity books ( 1 ), published by Whitman. (See keyed photo, page 14.) The two shown are "The Night Before Christmas," a press-out book which features Clement C. Moore's poem under- neath a to-be-assembled living room visited by St. Nicholas and "Santa's Sticker Fun," a book built around push-outs and stick-om, which includes an original bingo game. Available whe~ver toys, games, or puzzles arc sold. Both under S 1. lhe "Mick-A-Matic" (2), a cleverly designed instant-loading camera from Child Guidance Prod- ucta, incorporating the famed cartoon character, fea- tures a top-quality lens built into Mickey's nose, a tlash attachment with cube located between the famed ears. batteries, and a color film cartridge. At photo sbop.s, toy. and department stores. About S 12. The classic "Raggedy Aon" doll ( 3), with her loops of red yam hair, and reputed to be popular on four continents, is now available in six sir.es ranging from IS~!' to 45" io height They sell for approxi- mately $4 to $40 retail. If you harbor any rock hounds in the family. they can-instead of poring ovet library boob to identify their treasu~ow rely on a unique Rock Identi- fication Computer from Skil-Craft ( 4). It identifies more than 125 possible minerals aod mineral groups found in Nonb America. Requires neither batteries nor dectrical power to operate and comes with rock samples. Available at toy and department stores. Under $20. (Concmued on page 14) 12 Famil11 Weekl11, Dllcemhr I , J910 A co111pl•le Hlediotl of JulH Jii<genaen wolch•a ore OYOllobl• ot lhH• fin. ator•a: CAllfOINIA Bolersfield, Byes of Bokeralield Glendo le : B & S Fine. Merchandise Dohnken of S. Colif. Trold Corp. Hoyword , Blod Je-len Hollywood1 Erwin H. Gold Jewelen Hollywood ChorrM Jewel•n Newport 8~ch: ABC Premium Jewelry Co Merry Moid Co. Coato Meao1 Dohnten of Cosio Meao Socromenlo: Gloaer Bros. Son tuis Obispo: Gen!·ICrulok fine Jewelry Dept. Son Moteo: Steiner Jewelry Sonlo Monico: Crown Co. Mlchoel'1 Jewelry Santo Roso. Jewel Boie Stocklon1 Morten's Jewelen Torrance: Swander Jewelry Co. COlOU.00 Colorado Springs, Arlon's·SM6R fine Jewelry Dept. l'lleblo 1 Enos J-elry ID.A.HO Boise: Skogg's ldoho foll11 J•nsen Jewelers l-iston1 Grear Western 0111. f'ocotello1 Gem Slote Disr. Not• Morgon Jewelers Twin Folls, Jensen Jewelers MEVADA Los Vegas. Bosco Jewele" Creslwood Jewelry Dohnten ol loa Vegas 8.~ell Reno1 llq11idorors, Inc. We11em Merchandise Co. MOITH DAKOTA Grand Forh1 Munn's Je-lry OHGOM Medford , John Muich Jewelen Salemi Dohnken of Solem SOUTH DAKOTA Ropid City, S.M.& R.-Jewelry Dept TEXAS Corpus Chrisll: Greenes Jewelry lmporr Dist. Toylor 8rolhen fl. Worrh, Ediaon Wholesale Holsten J-elers Midland. KNoer Jew•lry Son MIOflio: Grubbs Ent. M. J. Horwood Co. Sou1hern Jewelry Southw•sl Mllitory Soles Trvvls Plozo Jewelry Tuorkono. Gordon few•lry Tyler. Gordon Jewelry UTAH Ogden, Nole Morgon Jewelry f'r0"01 No•• Morgon .lew•lry WASHINGTON At>.rdee11 1 Weis field's Jewelers 8elli"9hom1 Weislleld's Jewelen P'o1co1 Weidield's Jewelen Wallo Wollo: Weistield's Jewel en Wenotchffo Weislield's Jewelef\ WYOMING Cosper, Gibson Co. \ VULCAIN. Not just another pretty name. Some popular price watches may have a lot to cover up. But it takes more than a pretty name to make up for poor workmanship, and inelegant styHng. VuJcain is not just another pretty name. Vukain 17 jewel Swiss watches have been sold the world oversince 1858. For eleven generations they've won numerous prizes for 6ne craftsmanship and invention. A pretty name, for instance, did not create the world's 6rst and 6oest alarm wrist watch. VuJcain did. Nor, can a ptttty name make a deep sea diving watch that rings an alarm 975 feet underwater. Vulcaio did. • But the name Vulcain means more than bigh- precision, technicians, and sportsmen's watches alone. Vulcaio is also a whole new trend in fuhion and styling. Offering more than 200 of the world's mon elegant designs at prices from $24.95 to $150.00. Remember: Somt" popular price watches may have a lot tO cover up. That's why it pays to buy a watch that's n0t just a pretty name. That's why it pays to choose Vulcain. For the best in precision and styling at popular prices, no other name says it better than VuJcaio. VULCAIN, a 6ne watch product of JULES JORGENSEN CORPORATION Since 1740, maker of distinctive watches and chrooometers. For iJlustrated brochure and name of your nearest authorized dealer, write Vukaio Watch Co. of North America, 352 Park Avenue South, New York, N.'l 10010 Shown; VuJcain Malcolm-about $55.50. Vulcain Verne.about $45.50. Vulcain Ron·about $55.50 . .! ANewMapzlne a"-t cats and IUtte• c:rutMOllly tor CAT LOVDISI CAT l'AKCY Treat yourself and your friends to CAT FANCY, the only full color, full size mqazlne about cats and kittens. Every mue Is filled with excitina stories, helpful articles and dellahtful pictures. Your friends wtll think of you 8'l9fY ~ when you send this perfect Ifft few the cat lover. Gift card sent free. Six beautiful 1ient issues per yur of Vie world's la11est·Mlling magazine about cats and kit· tens. $4.50 per year. Money back auarentee if not pleaMd. r -MAIL .... _ ~-.aa 9llCIAI. na GllT ORD -, I Ell'M .. ~JM .... FIH•&.,tl lsd• Pl.11 .. C... ..... I I CMll"...aT--. ' , ..... ......_,......, ... '-' n111 I I EndoMd died! or m.o. tor$ tor sub9crlptions ch.c:Md: I I or O 8111 me later. I I I I O 1 Year Only $4.!50 O 2 Yrs. Only $8 I I I I To I I Address I I I • Ctty State ZJp • ~ ----------------• -!!E!.~--~ _. Accumuleted eer wex Impacted down your ear canal can mu lfle aounds, e-..en cauae temporary deafness. DeWitt'• 011 for Ear U1e, made eapec~ally to aoften exeeu ear wax for eHy remove!. quick· ~====.. ly clears up this problem without risk of Infection. If pain Is present, conaull your doctor. OtherwlM, try DeWitt's Oil for EAR USE No Nagging Backache Means a Good Night'sSleep Helps Shrink Swelling Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues Caused By InPammalion And Infection Also Gives Prompt, Temporary Relief In Many Cases from Pain and Burning Itch in Such Tiuuea. There'• an exclusive formulation which actually helps shrink the painful awellinc of bemorrhoidal tiaauea cauted by infection. In many caaea the ftnt applications si•e prompt, temporary relief from ltchinc and pain in bemor- rhoidaJ tiaauea. The autrerer t\nt notlcea relief from auch painful discomfort. Then swelling of hemorrholdal tissues is eently reduced. Teats conducted by doctors on hundreds of patients In New York City, Washington, D.C., and at a Mid- west Medical Center showed this to be true in many cues. The medication uad bydocton in the. testa wu PNporotiok B• -the same ucloaive formula you can buy at any druc counter without a pre9Cription. Prepara- tion H also lubricate• the af- fected area to protect the in- flamed, irritated surface and ao helps make bowel movementl more comfortable. There ia no other formula like Preparation H. In ointment or suppository form. Guide to Christmas Giving (Cmu:b'ued fr°"' pag~ lZ) Give Mom a gift of reading (S) to let her ahare two generations worth of imaginative household, decorating and "living with hus- band and children...-tips fo Dorothy and Mary Rogers' "A Word to the Wives," published by Knopf, $10; or check out her knowledge of food aelection, preparing, and menu planning in "The Everything Cook- book," which also features more than 2,000 -...m:ipes. It's published by Hawthorn, $8.9S. Or get her started on a fulfilling hobby throuah "Gardening with Ease," an uncom- monly straightforward tome, which describes how to CTcate attractive lawns and gardens with a minimum of work. including a section on gardening in containers. It's published by MacMillan, $6.9S. To keep her at her prctti~ let M091 un- wrap a dual-purpose electric hair 1etter gift (6) oo Christmas mom. The Kindnea hair- setter from Oairol lets her choose between a dry rollcr setting and-for hair that needs cooditioning-a mist setting that deposits just the right amount of vapor on the 20 rollen. Comes packed with a haintylin1 brochure and a six-ounce container of lotion condi- tioner. Abqut $30. Give Dad a gift of time, a terrestrial clock from General Electric (7) for his den or of- fice that will let him determine the exact time at any location in the world. A special indi- cator on the clock's face in one section, and a corrcspondir)g world map de&ing time z.ones on the adjoining panel, combine to give the time dcsind without adding or subtract- ing. Comes in a mahogany case with a wal- nut finish. About $2S. Whether Dad travels oo the job or stays close to home, be1J be able to operate or re- cbarae bis cordless Remington Lektro Blade 7 shaver (8) on either llO or 220 volt A.C. current. It also boasts closer shaving because of the extra aharp disposable blade cutten 14 Fam£l11 Wukl11, Dee.-inhr 6, 19'10 PHOTOGIAPH IY SHEllY WITH and a comfon dial, which adjmts the shaving beads to four positions for every combination of ak.io and beard. Comes in a brown cue of simulated leather and has a gold di.al coo- trol. About $30. Gifts the whole family will enjoy might include a fairly revolutionary Super 8 movie camera. The one shown (9), Bell & HoweU's Filmosound 8, model 37S, is designed to add a sound system, too, with the optional pur- chase of a projector and special sound-syn- chronizing portable cas..ette tape recorder. The camera, $99.9S, features fully automatic focusing, is in a lightweight, compact desiao. A gift to grace the coflce table or side· board. the Kalliroecope (10), is really an in mot.ion. Behind its gla.a front, the art object contains a solution in which are suspended tiny flat, ligbt-re6ccti.Qg crystals. Heat, cold, or electric light rearrange the crystals into constantly changing patterns. A mere sbift in position sets a small one (3 inches by S inches, $IS) in motion; the larger model, framed in clear lucite and polished aluminum (S inches by 7 inches, $SO) is cJectricaUy heated and kept in constant agitation. Its cre- ator, Paul Matisse, grandson of the French Post-Impressionist painter, bas made an out- sized version of it, which was purchased by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Available at better stationery and department stores across the country. Every gift Hst ought to have one practical item on it. Our choice is the Water Pit oral hygiene center. ( 11) which now combines its original oral irrigating function with the electric toothbrush. in a cordless, recharge- able bue. 1be compact two-in-one unit comes with four color-coded jet tips and four tooth· brush heads. About $40. A thought to remember: givins is a pleas- ure, but let it be a smaller part of the Yule- tide celebration this year. + FIRE BSCME LADDER Steel and altlntia1""· thil n- celltJ&t •fetr la4dn' ft.ta a"" witldow and eo.rilr aupporta 1000 pouftda. It 10<m't "'3t or km. 16 ft. lm&g (I 1toriu) 11.f.96 pltU I! hdlg.; !5 ft. (3 storie•) l!l .95 pltU $3 hdlg. OrtUr from Sparta"' Sale•, Dept. FW-1!1, 9U YtmknB Ave., YMl"r•, N.Y. 1070.4. BE..4UTF '.4RE -Y °" receive Everlr Hand Cream attd Floi'- mtim Lou Iced Colo~ pleu a com,,Ute Bla.ir 1Mftey-mak- iftg kit free. Y'"' ca" lea"' how to ea"' IU, 160 or more a week i• a-pare time. No obli- gation.. For ! bea1'tJt rwod- vcta and free kit, amd !5~ for l&aftdliftg. Bla.ir, Dept. J40JW, ~hhrg, Va. !.U06. P .4TCR TBE DAf'E -Haftd11 Watclbattd C<lltmdar "tella" tAe date at a gla.ftU. I• cl&aM- paf1?U-colored "'etal, it fit.a a•r "'°"''' watch. Set of 1! calendars; at4rt with an11 "'°"tl. Itkal gift.a! Set. $1 . Two or more aeta, 76' ea.ch. Add 35' allipping. Hand.11 Cal- endar, Dept. FW-13, Hand11 Bldg., Scott Citr, Kan. 67871 . ANTIQVE FOOD P .41/iTINCI s ¢ue Q"4int A rt wall group- it1g i" t00odlike ~ are eaav to 1t4i• cind pait1t. Sd.ec- tion of 6 tt1'bjuta, "Miud FrMit" ii ahoum. Kit: 3 pre- aketd.ed plaquea, 9 oil ci>lors, wood colored 1t4in, ! brudea, inatructiona. 16. Add 50¢ poat. Craft Ma.1ter, Dept. QF, Bo~ 636, Toledo, OAio -'3601. Weekend Shopper BY SUSAN PAINE A BRASS NAMEPLATE im- -At&..._ presses visitors! Your name I"~*=-i engraved in script on a solid brass plate. Sohd brass screws are included. S" plate for $2; 6" plate for $4. Elgin Engraving Company, Dept. FW, 614 South St., Dundee, Ill. 60118. ECO BUILDERS -Your favorite photo can be blown up into a giant black and white photo poster that is great for a den, family room, or any room! Just send black and white or color photo. Marvelous gifts for friends and family, too. 1 Yzx2 ft., $3.96; 2x3 ft., $4.95; 3x4 ft., $7.95. Photo Poster, Dept. ti' ED-86, 210 East 23rd Street, New York, N.Y. 10010. "LET'S LIFI' IT'' .herb pack facial gives your face a fast pick-up feel and may give you a years-younger look in its 5-minute action. "Tightens" skin. Even dark circles, shadows and spots lighten visibly. Smooth on, let set and rinse. $3 ppd. Fleetwood, Dept. AC17, 427 W. Randolph St., Chicago, Ill. 60606. , LEARN uphostering at home with a new course that offers spare time income. Low tuition and terms. You· receive a free illua- trated book that explains steps. Free sample lesson included. A nice hobby, too. Interested? Write : Modem Upholstery, Dept. DWS. Box 899, Orange, Calif. 92669. RICH IDEA for groups to raise up to $2,000 or more: sell rich flavor Marion-Kay food items. famous for quaUt_y and purity for many, many years. Write for free "Pure Profit" Stoey. Marion-Kay Co., Dept. 590, Brownstown, Ind. 47220. TINY TOTS would be thrilled to receive a colorful letter from Santa Claus that is certain to be treasured l Beautifully pre- pared and nice enough for child's bedroom wall. $1 per letter. Rudolph Enterprises, Dept. 3, Bor217, Oaklyn, N.J. 08107. LIVE PET SEAHORSES of your own I Raise 3 these little charmers in a jar or bowl. Educational for children. Live delivery guaranteed. Fun for the whole family, too! Delightful. 90f each, or $1.90 for papa, mama and two babies. Florida Seahorse Co., Dept. 180, P .O. Box 300, Miami Beach. Fla. 33139. COLORFUL FILM OFFER-Kodacolor film developed and jumbo prin ts are only $1.50 , if you will send this editorial along with , ~ your 12-exposure Eastman Kodak film. . ~{-;· Guaranteed quality. Failures are credited. -..,~ ' You can't lose on this special 90-day ti·ial 1\ ',.-"'-' . offer! Send your order to Skrudland Photo Company, Dept. Z97, Hebron, Ill. 60084. CAIN GIGGLES. chuckles and reading pleasure from "Yesterday" -full of rollicking humor, tearjerking romances, jokes, marvelous ads and more, from yeal"8 ago! 1-yr. subscription ( 12 i88ues), $8.50 ; 2-yr. sub., $6.50. The Town Crier, Dept. FW, 76 Market Square, Newing- ton, Conn. 06111. FOR WEE FOLKS! Bible Stories Set for ages 2-8, written or edited by Dr. Mary A. Jones, introduces God and the Bible in a meaningful, personal way. 12 books. Order 170896. $2.98 plus 26f shipping. Hanover House, Dept. Z-873, Hanover, Pa. 17881. AT A LOSS? Dry itchy scalp a.nd hair losa can be a nagging problem for men and women. Ward's Formula is a treatment for the scalp that may be very helpful to you. Large siu, $6. Trial size, $2. Send your order to Ward, Dept. FW-12, 19 West 44th St., New York, N .Y. 10086. FREE 1971 Burpee Seed and Nunery Catalog is filled with garden goodies! 148 pages, over 600 pictures, 246 in color. 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Gift Certlf!utes ar. avallable malled In your name. FAMILY WEEKLY COOKBOOK Neighbor . Gifts From Your Own Kitchen MELANIE DE PROFT Food Editor • Sarpriee • neiglabor witla • gift peek· •1e of goodiea from yoar own ldteben. lncllYidually wr•p and beribbon the eof • fee cake, eooldea, and a jar of jelly or eomene. Tuck the ,ifta Into a little ba .. ket and 60 any apace with freeh f rait and Data. Abo taek in a branch of ever- green or apray of holly to aeeeataate tbe apirit of <luiatmu giving. Orange Crescent Coffee Cakee Orange Filliar (see r«ipe) YJ cap sugar 1 % teupoou salt Yz cap batter or marpriae 1 cap milk, aeaJdecl ~ cap wana water l pkr. aetiYe dry yeut ' cape all-purpoee lov 1 en leia1 (aee redpe) ~ C11P chopped wabauta 1. Combine sugar, salt, butter or margarine, and the scalded milk in a large bowJ; stir until blended. Set aside to cool until lukewarm. 2. Soften yeast in the warm water, set aside. J. Add 1 cup of the flour to the milk mixture and beat until smooth. Blend in the yea.st. Beat in the egg. Add about half of the re- maining flour and beat until smooth. Gradu- ally add enough flour to make a stitf dough, beating until smooth and dough comes away from aides of bowl. 4. Tum dough onto a lightly ftoured pastry canvas; divide.into 2 equal portions. Roll each into a rectangle about 16x10 in. Spoon half the Orange Filling over each, to withln 1 in. from edge of dough. 5. Beginning with the long side, tightly roll dough jelly-roll f ubion and press edges to seal. Place each roll, sealed edge down. oo a lightly greased baking sheet. Shape ends to form crescents. Using kitchen shears, cut a lengthwise slit in douah, exposing the fllling of each roll. 6. Allow to rise in a warm place, until dough is light, 1 l;O 1 Y.a hrs. 7. Bake at 3S0°F. 30 to 35 mm. Remove cof· fee cakes to wire racb. While still warm. spread with Icing and top with the nuta. 2 cre1eent co/Jee Ciika Fre.1hly balced Orange Crescent CoDee Cake is a "sweet' gift-you will enjoy with co[Jee. Oraqe Fillinc l •edi•• on.are, upeeled 1 ewp fred aaaberri• % eWpRpr ~ ~ teaapooa ....... slacer % cwp dark eora aynp % eap chopped walaata Trim a thin slice from each end of orange, and cut into chunks. Pur~. using an electric blender. Gradually add cranberries; continu- ing to blend only 2 or 3 seconds. Pour into · a bowl and stir in remaining ingredienla. Set aside. I cine Blend 2¥.a cups sifted comfedloeen' ...- with 3 to 3¥.a tablespoons tr.-orap jtdce until smooth. Lemon-Coconut Soun % cap sifted all-parpoee toar ~ c•P batter or aarrarine, elulled 2 esp. well beaua 1 teupooa srated letaoa peel ~ teupooa nailla extract 1 cap lnal1 packed llrlat brow• aa1ar % cap laked eoeonat Yz cap pec:au, coanely dlopped l.Aaon Glue (aee redpe) t. Cut butter or margarine into flour until thoroughly blended. Preas evenly and ftrmly into a 13ll.9xbin. pan. 2. Bake at 3S0°F. 10 min. 3. Meanwhile, beat egp, lemon peel, extract, and brown sugar until crumy. Stir in coooout and nuts. 4. Spread evenly over partially baked layer in pan. 5. Return to oven and bake about 20 min. 6. Immediately spread Lemon Glaze over top. 7. When cool, cul into ban. A bout 4 dor.. coolcia Lemon Glue Blend ~ cup sifted co.tec:dDllll'I' .... with l tablespoons lmtoa jmce until smooth. Fomi'11 WHkl11. Dccemhr ft . 1111n t7 Asthma Sufferers: Read how AsthmaNefrin· won the ''Race for Breath~' AsthmaNefrin starts to wortt In 4 seconds. Competitor A takes over 7 seconds. Every second counts when you're caught by a sud- den bronchial asthma attack. An impartial test proved AsthmaNefrin Mist went into action twice as fast as the leading competitor. AsthmaNefrin can deliver medication to air- starved lungs faster because no other leading aero- sol is so simple and easy to operate. No fumbling. 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Taswless., odorkss, harmless to plat.es. Money-back guarantee. At all drug rouoten. Sleep Away Dry Skin If hand s an d knuckles get so dry and cracked that nothing seems to help, try this simple treatment. Each night at bed· time, massage a dab of Cuti cura Ointment into the skin, Next morning, wash thoroughly with Cuticura medicated soap. You'll be amazed how quickly your skin be· comes soft and ~ID1111m~ smooth. OINTMENT Pll•MS A FAMILY AFFAIR Fidletinc. lcm o( lleep and a t.orment- ln& ltch are often i.lltale llp1 of Pin-Worms ••. ucl.Y paruitel that medical experu .. Y l11f..t 1 out of every 8 penoD1examined. Entire fam- ilies may be victima and not lmow It. To set rid of Pln-Wonu, they muat be killed In the lar1e Intestine where they live and multiply. That'Huc:tly what Jayne'• P-W t.ablete do ... and here'• how they do It: Flrwt-a adentlftc C09tlna carriea the tableta Into the bowell before tiMI)' dlalol\19, Tben-Jayue'1 mod-ena. medically-approved l~ient soes risht to work-klU. Pio-Worms q\licktY, euily. AM'°"' ~-t.t. Doo't take c:lw>ee9 with dancer-~ hJ1hl7 c:ontadous Pln-Worma wbleb Uifect entitw lamUlee. Get sen-uJne Jayne'• P-W. Vermlfu,. ..• unall, eu)'-to-tab tableta •.• 1pecltl 1isel for children and adulta. l ' I t . : . • • • • f • ' : r t . . ' . A valu~ble extra ... the famous Raleigh coupon on both Raleigh Filter Kings and Filter Longs. >- Hee Gift Catalog. Write Box 12. Louisville. Ky. 40201 Ali MacGraw's World of Love By DEEDEE MOORE I t's not by c~ce that Ali MacGraw is photographed so often with flowers . . . she loves them. .. Durina the times that she was buf- feted by emotional traumu and both- ered by the pressures of a auocess she waan 'l aure she wanted. ftowera were her escape and her surce&IC. Now they are a glorious, sun-splashed reftectioo of the peace that bu come into her world, and of her feelinp that life is a joy. And why shouldn't she feel that way? She is: an unQ!.ade-up beauty of 31 (who looks barely 21 ) : .eodowed with brains u well as looks (she was vale- dictorian of her graduating class at Wellesley); a top model-turned-movie star ("Goodbye. Columbus" created her; her new film. "Love Story," con- firms her); and, most important, bap- piiy married for the last 14 months to handsome Bob Evans, production bead of Paramount Pictures. She is also ea- gerly awailina the soon-expected arrival of an important dividend of that mar- riage-her ftrst child. Ali wu married once before, right out of collep. It broke up in two yean, and then she bad two long-term rela- tiomhips. Her last one began crumblio1 soon after "Goodbye, Columbus." An overnight star by virtue of a single film, she seemed a storybook character. A~ tually. abe was. unsure whether abe wanted to be or daenoed to be in the spotlight, anc! she wu disturbed by the obligations and demands of stardom. . Her penonal problems complicated the situation. Part of what helped her was her own little world of fantasy. She would sit OD a rock in Central Park and dawdle with dandelions. She would stroll through the Museum of Modem Art especially to see Mooet•s .. Waterlilies." and she would hunt throuah antique shopt for floral patterns. T hen came the film .. Love Story ... and a personal love story with Bob Evans (who bad been married twice before). Now she rarely thinks about films. The thlngs that are important to her are babie&-and horticulture. She was at her mansion in Beverly Hills in coovenation with three prdenen when I found her, and she carried a bright yellow ftower in her right hand. "Have you seen what rve planted?" she asked me. Walking quickly in her strapped sandals. she led me first throuah a liv- ing room filled with ftower-boxa, then out to the patio which overlooks a broad lawn broken by terracing and a large pool. She pointed out a fem 1ar- deo, stopping to touch a leaf here and there. 1ben she showed me the side of What In Ula Worldl Climbing Every Mountain With only seven trips to go. Mitch Michaud. a pro- fessional mountain climber from Port- Michaud Is on Ids way up land, Ore., is close to bis goal of scaliog the highest pCak in each of the SO slates within one year. These have ranpd from a 34S-ft. "bump-in-the-biglntay" bUJ in Walton, Florida. to the 20,320- ft. Mt. Whitney in Calif. As he climbs, Michaud also doubles in some subsid- iary projects, like testing equipment for backpacb-f.rom small day bap to the gear required for his 43 daya OD Alas- ka's Mt. McKinley. where be waited out a 3S-tnot wind in a cave for 11 daya. He's also introducing the sport to women and children; invitina Girl Scouts OD the lest<balJeoJinl hikes. His own wife and teen-aaen enjoy ac- compaoyin• him oo many expeditions. Finally. there'• bis aesture OD behalf of the "value of pu1 in our enviroo- ment"-Micbaud leaves some,,.... teeel at each pinnacle. He'a savina the peak the pool where she has plans for a new bed of flowers. Then it was on to her particular pride and joy-a glus-en- closed greenhouse bidden on a little path beyond the tennis courts. .. 1 finished it in time for Bob•s birth- day," she told me with a sigle. "After I got over a depressed suge or preg- nancy. I got an enormous surse of en- ergy. So I spent hours and hours wiring up plants, and now I spend every morning picking oft dead leaves and spraying. I've )urned so much about plants I wrote aod illustrated. a boot about them. • •'-.&I. YWhen I tint saw the greenbouae. it wu uaed for storing a few gray sticb." she told me. Now remodeled. it's fragrant and steamy. floored with woodcbipe, aod overflowing with plants. She knew the name of each plant and pointed them out lovingly, one by one. "Now that I have gardens all around closest to homo-Mt. Hood-for bis grand finale. Pipetiquette In emptying a pipe, it is strictly taboo to knock it on your hostess' fine china ash tray, cautions the Pipe and Tobacco Council of Amer- ica, an organization dedicated to the manly art of pipe amoking. Abo, the couocil is eduutin1 the public to favor a metal pipe tamper instead of aublti- tutini an index ftn,er, pencil, or cock- tail stirrer. Another reminder is to leave the car window half-way up while driv- ing; otherwise the draft will mate to- bacco bum unevenly and ruin a favorite briar. Finally, the Council urges men to discourase pipe-smoking females. in order to keep this one last preroptive for men ooly. TLC Baby eJepbanta need a lot of motherina. especially when they don't have a mother of their own. Thia one, appropriately named Little Too. wu a londy orphan from Thailand when be arrived at Boston·1 Franklin Park l.oo. All MacOraw ivarly bubb/~1 ovv with loving /ullng1 for hu11Hutd Robert Evons. me, I have a diet to match. I have a crav- ing for salads, fruits, and vegetables, and J seem to be eating them all the time. When I became pregnant, I aot turned off on meat. and now I never eat it at all. My doctor thinks it•a wonderful-he's an organic health-food fan, and he's got me eating his health foods ." The phone broke into her diet report. It was a magazine caJJing from New York and wanting to know what kind of background she preferred for a photo- graphic layoul "Flowers, of course ... Ali told them. "Let's have a session in the greenhouse," she said after hanging up. "ADd bring along some Wheaton or BriodJ Scottia-four or five of them. just for ticb." The phooe rang again. As she got up to answer it, I noticed she stood framed by a long window, her plants just beyond- surrouoded by the things she loves. "Hi, Bvans," she said into the phone. "I'm /obulou1ly fine." + At the same time, Betsy Hurd was home from the University of Arizona and interested in a temporary job working El•pltant "'moflt•r'' and Lfffl• Ton with animala. Under the trainina of the zoo keeper, Betsy learned about the care, feeding. and cberisbina of a baby elephant. That included daily rubdowna with baby oil to keep his lhickenina hido comfortable; and a feedina every four boun of rice, pablum, and milk trom a giant baby bottle. l I ' I. Festive Reynolds Wrap Ideas for Feasting, Giving, Merry-Making. TURKEY TRICKS. 'lent your tur- key and line your roasting pan with Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap. Your binl will brown beautifully without basting. And no oven-spattering or pan aoouring. Roast your bird using directions on the Heavy Duty ReyrtOlds Wrap pack- qe. And bake an extra portion of your fa- vorite ltuffina separately in a foil "bundle." Glf'TWEAR. Wrap your pieeenta in lhiny-bright Reynolds Wrap, and add your own imaginative touches. Moldl euily to hard-to-wrap shapes. So pnUy and .u.rprisiqly economical I QUICHE N6EL (11le delicate fta. vor 1tay1 delicate when you freese it bef or~ you bake it, ~ QtUl8 you oook it only. once!) Prepare 1 cse _pie CJ'U8t om. Une 9" pie pen with MVY Duty Reynolds Wrap. Place aust in pui, ftum. edfm. Combine 1 ~ cups p-ated mtural"Swial cheeee and 4 ~ flour. Sprinkle into pie shell Sprinkle on ~ cue. ~ced ham. Combine 3 eQB. 1 cup milk or lilbt crmm. ~ tllp • ..it, ~ blp. dry mus-tard. Beat until amooth and poor evenly over chee8e and ham. Plaoe unbaked pie in frett.er until frw.en solid. Remove from pie pan and over-wrap in Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap. Retum to f~. When ready to bake, remove foil over-wrapping, return to pie pan. Bake in 400• oven about 1 hour. Cool slightly. Garnish with chopped panley andspimento. THE WARMEST GIFTS COME FROM YOUR OVEN. Different, ~tful, penoaal ... your favor- ite fancy cookies. fruit cake ... or our bebd Holiday Cab. You'll need Reynolds Wrap to bdet freeze and gift wrap them. And QI Wrap keeps them fresh and moist. HOLIDAY CAKE: Cream 1 cup but- ter or margarine with 1 ~ cups aupr. Beat in 5 esp, one at a time, beating 1 minute alter each addition. Blend in 2 cups cake ftour, 1 tablespoon 9herry or vanilla, and 1 jar ( 4 ouncm) chopped candied citron or your favorite ~ candied fruit. Line • 9x5x.3 inch J;Ul with Hf)&vy Duty Reynolds Wrap. Pout in better. Bake in pre-heated oven (325•) 1 hour and 45 minutes. Frost with simple confectioners' sugar icing. Decorate with candied fruits. 'lb freeze, first cool, then over-wrap with Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap and place in freezer. Be sure to thaw in foil package. 'lakes about 1 hour at room temperature. GIFT WRAP YOUR DOORWAY. . Cover your door with Heavy Duty ~~:::i Reynolds Wrap, fastening foil with colored tape. (Foil &hould be inset about ~ inch all the way around) More brial\t ideas: Reynolds Wrap ahaped around the Christmas tree stand makes a perfect eetting for your foil-wrapped gifts. Cover a buket with Reynolds Wrap to hold foil-wrapped popoom ba.Us or holiday fruit. We hope theee ideas will :·• belpmUeyourhomeavery ~ SPecialplaoeandyourholi-JI"~ days the happiest ever. ... ~. 10 -~~;H~l~H~ifill.ii'J ~~ .;;;;;;;;;;:::;; ....... REYNOLDS WRAP. OYEN-TEMPERED FOR. Ft FXIBLE STRENGTH.- ·- --·--· COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENT~ WEEK OF DECEMBER 5 • DECEMBER 11 Hill HOLDER by Dick Wllsoa .. WILSON FORD _ ... H1Uttinitoa Bead! How many times have you spotted a hitchhiker standing a1ong the road with a sign, usually revea1ing his destina- tion? Here's a good one seen recently whtle driving through a centra1 C81lfornla hippy com- munity . . . "Student. Un- armed." Maybe we shouldn't give the student too much heat, most ot them are pretty good. Most of them drive cars and pay for the~dn their limited student budgets. Here at 18255 Beach Blvd. we hav..e just the answer for the student In your family who realJy wants a new set of wheels to aid him In getting that higher education ... Ford's great new Pinto. Here's a 1971 model that offers styling, crafts- manship, the works yet deUv- ers almost unbelievable econo- my. Our Ford dealership has one of the largest selections of '71 Pintos to be found any- where. Virtually all colors and choices ot equipment, you're sure to find.your favorite Pinto here at Wilson Ford. Why not drop lr1 today -and see for your- self? 1'HE DAILY PILOT, 1V WUIC, DECO.Hit I, lt70 WILSON FORD SALES 1 FoRD1 18255 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON ·1EACH ---_..J ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . . DICK WILSON SAYS: '71'1 .ARE AUMNG IY THI TRUCK LOAD ! 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I •·"'· te 5 '·"'· ... , ........... 9 '·"'· 592-5511 . .t ,. ... )' I 6:00€ 6:25( pc 6:301 Fr :~:~I 7:001 7:30 1:00 1:30 ig th u. & Id 1:55~ 9:001 I 9:15 ~ Th 9:200 9:30 10:00 10:30 di to Tl' Va by an ~ st1 Pl· Dr an Ct d REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY thru FRIDAY ~.~ () f? r. I N c; . • m Jeopardy <C> 11:00 I g ~ .... tllt Hult •s (C) . Gallopin1 GotirMt (C) 6:00 II S...rlM SelHltlr (C) Greh1m Kerr is host. 6:25 · ~~ Eldlanre (C) "Pot· fJ T1•po (C) Re1is Philbin & Pl)UrrL Treesa Drury co-host. 6:30 II = (C) m Roclet Robin Hoods (C) 1:r. IJ I (C) Mon., Wed:, 11:05 tD Cbrlie'1 hd (C) lr1.;Edm..::::,~'f:'~u~~ Tues., Fn. ll:ZS 1J Cit (j) News (C) 6:45 Co1111editJ Report 11:30 IJ t.ii (I) Se1rdl tor Tomorrow (C) 6:55 MIC Nm.Mee (C) . Q QI ct) &?:) Tiie Wbo, Wflat or 7:00 Qi Cl) CIS News (C) W!Mre Game (C) Art James hosts. ~Ci) m TodaJ si... (C) Or-I @(I) Tllat Girt (C) iainates live from Washinaton, D.C. Interact (C) Louise Ridgle. this week. lill Jollns News (C) Dttlbie Dnb's Dtncerd11 (C) 11:55 0 QI Ci)&?:) NIC Nns (C) ", I T f f~ ~~ ( l ( l ', Mr. W"lttlbone (C) Spider•• (C) M1r1let Opealn& : Sell• street (C) # 151-5. 12:il01 l~hir (C) 7:30 Ntwa/ A.M. Sllow (C) • I m Words • M•sic (C) • Acroa tllt Fet1a, Mon.; Miki.a lewttdMd (C) th ~ If Mltutlty, Tues.; 0..., np of Colltdy I Golilttl, Wed.; Pertat-Ytuth ~-Trevtl Fillfts (C)' P1n91ctJwt, u-. Thurs.; Yod ..... rces, Fri. Wed. ' Yoti & Fri.a (C) ~ Cl) Ann GutdMt si.ow (C) ~c::!'ns(~ 12:15 QJ Stretdl & S.., Wed. ~oct(l)M~rt_:!I Cov:111 (C)(C) 12:30111 ~ ~ r.,. w.: !.u:"t~ l:OO Moi iliii ,.-n niareoi ~ Macdonald Carey stirs. ea::O:S 1~teh (C) IJ]} (}) A Wor1cl Apart (C) (}) Se• Hunt Dialin1 for Dolllrs (C) : Yo11 for Heeltll Stodl M1r1let Cle11 8:30 Dennis ttle Mtnm 1:00 IJ ti9l (I) love Is 1 M1ny Spltnd- Ga111by (C) ored Thi.!!J. (C) (I) Salmi Str"t (C) 19 CJ) m The Docton (C) : Filtures CTi1 T1lk (C); Coc*lnr. Wed. 8:55 g Community Bulletin Board (C) li7J Cl) al All MJ Cltildren (C) 9:00 I u fE Tiit Lucy si.ow (C) irovie: See Daytime Movies. • ~ Dlnill's l'ttct (C) C111rtln1 tltt Matket (C) Education1I Pro11111111 Movie: ee D1ytime Movlea 1:30 _, tJ5 The Guldina Lhr1" (C) Your Monqa Wol'tll, Thurs. only. • 6 ~Another World-I.., I Movie: SM Daytime Movies. itJ ( ) l:i:I •1 Jeck La L1nnt (C) Cartoons (C) II ~ ~~ L.t's M•k• 1 Deal rn Haydn Doull11 (C) M WJ UV a> Office of UM President (CJ s.111111 Street (C) (R) 151-5. fJ TtmPo'• EvlfJWOm•n (C) El•lne 1£ln hosts. 9:15 8 Movie: See Daytime Movies. W fashions In Stwln1 (C) Lucille Thursday. Rivers. 9:20 m faltllons In Slwl111 (C) EE Commodity R•Port 9:30 I Cl)~ Hillblllles (C) m St•linr Tlleltre (C) Fridly. (j) m Conuntr1tlon (C) 1 :40 m lids' stuff (C) MMI: See Daytime Movies. 2:00 11 m Secret Stona (C) ltoiaper Room (C) · 6 m Brlpt Pro1111te (C) Stodl Manet a) Ntwffwtd 811111 (C) 10:00 ta Cl) F1111ifJ Affilr (C) • Movie: See Daytime Movies. if:') Slit of tllt Century (C) F11turu/Publlc Service (C) Topper C1) Sunny Today (C) 2:30 1J 9 CIJ Ed11 of Nl&flt (C) : EilUcation1I feetures 0 ~ (j) m Another World -I 10:30 ~ Cl) Lem ti life (C) Mon· Somttwt (C) day marks the 5,000th broadcast I DIVorct Court (C) for this long.runnina d1ytlme serial. @(I) a) D1tinf G1me (C) The story C\Qll(erns the problems of Roy lOrers Vanessa and' Bruce sterling, played Educational feeturea by Audrey Peters and Ron Tomme. 3:00 9 CJ) Gomer Pyfe (C) and their associates. Wi Your Bet (C) 0 ~ (]J m Hollywood Squeres Str1~ P1radlse (C) (Cj Peter Marshall hosts. Guest U7J CV a) Genttal Hospital (C) stars Mickey Rooney, Suzanne Outer Umltt Pteshette, Jack Carter. James Undtrdoc (C) Drury, Lily Tomlin, Jo Anne Worley Ci) M1ttnee: Don Rodewald. and Tom Kennedy loin rerulars • 30 Mlnut11 (C) Mon., Wed .. Cheney WelVlr i nd P1ul Lynde. Fr .; Cflallen1• (C) Tues .. Thurs. ID Flattl Cordon &f:' Cln1t1t1 H 3:l0 Tiit Milt .., SM (C) MIU Doqlaa (C) FaMUI J.ry Trials (C) @Cl) m OM life To live (C) Bozo's 111 Top Sltow (C) Cl1 Popeye Cartoons (C) • alrist the llvln1 Word 3:45 g) la Cot1u111ldld al Di1 (C) 4:00 Mr. Ed; Movie, Mon. only. ~I tiny htfol (1) m Dark Sh1dows (C) • IWI (Cl Baxter Ward. Geor11 Putftem News (C) Tht Muasttn : St111M Street (C) (R) 151 -5. • Rtll&*ls feetur11 (C) • Dos G•llos en Palenque 4:15 g) Alu Nem sltow 4:30 Movlt: See Daytime Movies. f1ttMr Knows Best News (C) Bill Bonds. Abbott & Costello (C) lalMan (C) ~ Sia Hunt Jh111111 Tlttmason (C) The Tilrtt Steo1es • • •• lO la C.1 Vida • • ValltOI a Y'iajar (C) Mon., Fri.; Usttd J 11 policla, Tues.; Mtxkln CM•bef of Co••rc:e, Wed.; la Saltltl de Usted, Thurs. GE A Wofttl AtNirt (C) 5:00 I aac Nenema <C> 111 5 Ntws (C) Kevin Sinden, H1I Flshm1n. • f1ipptf (C) Tiit Fllnbtontt (C) Ci) 5illl11n'• lal1nd (C) lluJ ..... (C) : it's Peet (C) Cil 111• Munsters • P11y & T1lll (C) · La F••llla Rufino • Tiit Rlflem1n • Notld11 · News (C) Mon.; G1llopln1 Gour- met (C) Tues.-Frl. 5:15 tD The fritttdly Glint 5:30 @ (]) AIC Newt (C) Get Slllll't (C) My favorite M11ti111 Ptttlcoat Joctien (C) (!! TM D11 1970 (C) : MiSteroaen• Nelpbofllood (C) Cl) Ntw1/W1attler/Sports (C) • Pastor's Dtsll/fll .. (C) • Comlcos y Clndona • Don Wilton's Town Tift (C) ABC lfews (C) Mon.: lewitdMcl (C) Tues.·Fri. 5:45 GI;) Deportes c-------2 -, at llllflL I I I I I > ,r ' Fine Quality PRINTING 642-4321 Offset & Letterpress , '~ ;' > ;z': ~ ..... ____ _ "A Complete Printing Service" Frett Estimates PILOT PRINTING 2211 W. Balboa Blvd. -Newport Beach I I I I I Pa1e 3 SATURDAY DECEMBER 5 fVFN I N(. 5:00 I ......,. (C) • Ifs Aclde•ic (C) Competina h ah schools 1re Katella (Anaheim), Glendora and University (LA.) 8 ..... Action (C) @ CJ) EE ABC's WW. World of Sports (C) Tournament of Thrills Auto Crash Championship from Tampa, Fla.; Lanae Cup Profes· sional Sklina Champiot\$hip from Vail, Colo.; and World Professional Tar1et Divina Championship from Hollywood, Fla. fJ Tiit Avt11pri (C) m Mevit: "Pat Ind MIU" (com· ldy) '52--Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. I '9ttr 8u1u1 Ottr Y111llllln1 Wilderness (C) Quest fet Lift (C) World C4ip Soccer (C) Germany vs. Uruauay. m Cellqt tf Ult Desert (C) • IUllC N ... mc. (C) 5:30 I N....aers (C) NA. 81•t tf ti... WHll (C) C.lor Trmtcadt (C) : Tiit AMclta (C) (R) • F'lstltr Ft•llJ (C) 6:00 I Th Iii ..... (C) (30) · ~ @ m NIC Newa (C) (30) Llrfft (~ (60) • has City (C) (60) T1ttn C.tu ln>nton (C) (60) • Maalt 6:15 G) Dnty I 8otiath (C) 6:30, .About I Wttk (C) (30) News c.nftrtllCt (C) (30) @ (]) EE NCAA Footblll (C) ississippi at LS.U. I Hobby Sllowu• (30) @ Hip Qlptrral (C) (60) Tiit Frend! Qef (C) (30) CIS Nen (C) (30) ~lldrtn's hlptl Hetu (C) (30) Edp of O.nitJ (C) (30) 7:00 II CIS £venln1 News (C) (30) II trNBC Speciat-"PATCH * OF WEEDS "-Jonathan Winters hosts original play by Jay Silverheels about today's-Indian CJ I lficlAL I Patch of Wttds (C) (30) An orifin•I play by Jay Sliver· heels on the contemporary prob· lems of American Indians. Jonathan Winters is host. Performers ere from the Indian Actina Workshop. IJ CHRISTMAS PARADE! * FLOATS! BANDS! FUN! IJ I IP~ciAl I Huntlnaton Ptrt P1rMt ( ) (90) The 24th annual Huntinaton P1rk Christmas Pmde is telecast live, with marchina binds, equestrian units, a~f courw-S1nt1 Claus. 0 O..tti ¥111., Dlys (C) (30) !o-1!'\l' la:'~~~ ~c)(e:; R1y &,nniff's 25·volce chorus slnas the traditional sonas of Christmas, and Alen Youn1 reads the Christmas story, "The little Gray lamb." GJ Rtm for Your Lift (C) (60) ,... ' TN• DAIL y ,.,LOT, TY W••K. o•c~••• •. "" "About A Week" is moving to Saturday night at 6: 30. A new time for one of the most timely programs · on television. Join Patrick Emory as he reflects on the even ts that made the past seven days a week to remember. s. "" I Cnltlvt Llvln1 W1tt1 Crlfts (60) tm •• •f ....., (C) (60) llac:k. Jolilrul (C) (60) (R) E 'Pn•ltrt Mowte (2 hr) Cl) lack °""' (C) (30) 9:'° 8 9 CJ) MatJ 1)ttr Mecw1 (C) Uvtna fllll (C) (30) (30) PhYJIT• ask.a M11y to u1e her lex " Mlldco (90) Influence with television news per- lat htr1' (C) (30) sonallty, Ted Baxter, to be the 7:30 8 Cil Cl) C1!EmJ A Cllartil 1uest speaker at 1 l1dlts' club lfW1I QJ&tUi(t) (30) CR) meetin1. not reallzln1 thet Buter Charlie Brown, with the help of hi• Is un1ble to construct a 1entence fellow "Paanut" Linus, wides unless It Is wrttten for him. throulfl tht shiny 1lumlnum trees. D Qj) (l)aJ l.awrt1a Wta (C) tinsel end commerclallsm to find (60) ''Th• apartlina winter .. ason." the real, unorn1mented meenlna of O Ntws (C) (30) Leny Burrell. the yuletide Muon. G) Def IMv• (C) (30) D QI Ci) m MdJ Wllfflm (C) 10:00 •. ta Cl) 118~ Mlsa TMa· (60) Andj's 1Uests "' Jonathan .,. Ala.tea 10.. lrlHllJ Spec. Winters. Sonny James, Tammy llatlar (C) (90) Die-Clart Is host Wynette •nd The 5th Dimension. and master of cer1monlu to 1lrts B MHllle $ MMll: ('C) ""'9 between the •res of 13 and 17 ninf .,.,.. (drema) '6S-Georce Who h1v1 been chosan winners In Pepp1rd, EUnbeth Ashley, Roddy prelimlnuy pa,..nts eaoss the McDowell, Arthur O's;c,nnell. country to vie for the title of Miss le NASA Fll• (C) (30) Teen11e America. Str1io Fr1nchl, 1:00 fJ 9 CIJJ)IBclALI fNllJ tltt popular 1ln1in1 ster, Is the spedal S....• (30) (R) Comedian IUHt entert•lner 1lon1 with the Jeckie Vernon provldea the ~ Sln.&ln1 Cadets of T1J111 A&M, YO· for frosty the Snowmen on thla car.st Bob Sturm ind The Teen- muslc•I Christmas f1blt based on le a~ Band. Jeck Rollin's now traditlon•I ton& • ..... tf ••rtn (C) (60) about the IOOd natured snowman fins (C) (30) Ken Jones. with the corncob pipe, the button . =~ (C(C)) (30(~) (R) nose and the eyes made of coel. , Billy De Wolfe Is h .. rd 11 tht New Yortt Tell'lialon The1tr1: 'Ten- vill1inou1 Prvfnsor Hinkle. nessee Wllll•m1' 'Oniron Country'." m llovlt Cruts: ..,,, .... .. • .,. 10:30 D .. ., Crier SIMw (C) (30) Ros· (comedY) '52 -Spencer Tracy, ey • welcomes Quincy Jones •nd YO· Katherine Hepburn. calist Carmen. ID lllllofttJ Co•••ltJ (C) (30) 1!1 ~: fm>uU:--: ~-= El> It 11 Witte.ft (C) (30) Walker, Ven Heflin. m 5"11 (C) (60) (R) Folkslo1er I ..... (C) (30) Len Chandler is host for •n •II· (}) Satllrdar NflM Merit: '11't bl1dl v1rlety show with 111ests ,.,.... ........ " Carroll Beker. Letta Mbulu, cartoonist Brvmslc 11:00 8 D Ntw1 (C) Brendon. and sln11rs Ronnie Dy-• frl&M Nlatit: "Snake ,..,,. son end Tyrone Devis. end "SpKe Meftlter" &I!J Tiit Stoey (C) (30) G) tt 11 Wrltliltl (C) a:JO 11 a C1J .., "''" s.. <C> 9 oo s,i.•1ctrt nie.tn: *'Cell• (30) Chip becomes Ill after uUn1 ~I." Steve Allen. Polly's cookln1. and Polly feels that II> Ftttlnl fitalco it would be better for her husband 11:15 U UCU lulletball (C) UCLA if she left him. Brvlna vs. Rice University. a at m m Mn-12 <C> <30> a uc ..... CC> "Lo1 13>=-Aiion." OfficeB Melloy U:JO, .. .., (C) end Reed encounter frustret1n1 Loll•n & lartt.J (C) •s involvln1 arson, • f1mlly Setuf'd-r JU&flt Movlt: ''Utt at fight. •rid 1 dan1tr0us ment1l pa-Tep" (drem1) '66-leurMct tient (Richard Van Vleet). Hervey, Jeen Simmons, Honor II JERRY WEST PRE· Bl1ckm1n, Michael er.11. A con- * GAME INSIDE INFO! tlnuatlon of "Room at the Top." G) Movie: .. llue Card11111i" (my1-U Tiie Jerry West Show (C) tery) '53--Anne B1xt1r, Rlcherd G) P'wter W1ptter (C) (30) Conte, R1ymond Burr. (I;) CinMa 30 (C) (30) 9 ()) Award T11Ntrt 8:55 U Lekers War•·Up (C) 11:4511 F•b•leus 52! (C) "Casa• ..... Gil • YI'• Ila Nlatlt" (comedy) '54-t :OO ...., IB1 Ci) Amie (C) (30) Amie s Bob Hope, Join Fontelne, R1ymond fell~ executive and riY1l, Nell Burr, Basil R1ttlbone. A tallor'a 01ilv11. refuses to accept defeet. ipprentlce poses 15 Cas•ncw• a QI oo m Nee SatwdaJ · Movie: (C) "TnH Acroa Ult 12:30 CJ Spt1kin1 fr..ty (C) Guest Is Rivtr" (•dventure) '66-0un Mar-Vine Deloria Jr. tin, Al1in D~lon, Rosem•ry for-1:00 U Mevle: .. An Ad of M1rdtf' syth, Joey Biahop, Peter Graves. (drema) '43-fredric M1rdl Andrew Prine, Micheel Ansare. The I " Mondo (C) · comedic misadventures of • Span-All·Nlpt a..: ''1t••..0. lsh noblemen with ro.-.ues, . rascals har1 H•rbor," (C) "Opef'lt*' and knives of frontier Amence. C..ntefspf' end "Be lAfl& Mt•· D LAKERS VS. SAN tHJ." * DIEGO ROCKETS! 1:30 fJ llewtt: '1le 111 Heat" Cdra· U Llltri ....... II (C) The ma) '53--Glenn Forcf. Lakers YL Sen Dleao Rockets. II NIWI (C) II) Wllblrn lrotlMrs (C) (30) 1:.45 ID Mewte: .. Ptrff fro• Ult fltaMt f.Ji) Ho-.ood (C) (60) (R) "Sea· ...... " (SCMI) '40 -Bulter slon: Leon Russell end Friends." Crebbe, Carol Hu1hu. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. DECEMBER S, lt70 SUNDAY, DECEMBER I 9:30 AM ta Cl) NFL Football Doubleheader (C) St. Louis at Detroit; and l'iew Orleans at Los Angeles. 10:00 CJ 9 Ci) NFC/AFC Football (C) Oakland Raiders vs. New York Jets 1t New York. 1:00 NFL Footb911 (C) Atlanta Falcons at San Francisco 49ers. 12:30 I NFL Today (C) John McKay Ahow (C) 4 :00 UCLA Football (C) The UCLA Bruins meet the University of ennessee Volunteers in the final game of the 1970-71 season. Tom Harmon calls the act ion In a game played yesterday, •t the Los Angeles Coliseum. D (ft Cl) Collq• Football-1970 (C) NCAA highlights. 5:00 &) tutbol·Soccer Mundl1I: Deportlvo Cali vs. Estudiantes de la Plata. 5:30 tJl) Football Special (C) Christmas Bowl Game. A KCET tela· cast of the Pop Warner regional ch1mpionshlp for nine-year· olds in the Gremlin League. The game Is played at the Resede High School stadium. Included on the show are Interviews, taped before the teams to compete in t he Christmas Bowl were chosen, wit h parents, players, and coaches of several of the teams. 10:00 O Sports P11e (C) Mal Alberts is host. MONDAY, December 7 6:00 U (HJ Ci) NFL Mondey Nlaht Foothill (C) Cleveland Browns vs. Houston Oilers. All-Pro running back Leroy Kelly leads the Cleveland Browns against the high-scoring Houston Oilers In an American Conference Central Division contest, telecast live from Houston. Keith Jackson, Howard Cosell and Don Meredith report. Cleveland is slightly favored to win the division title In one of the closest races in t he NFL. A strong running game Is led by Kelly, two-time NFL rushing leader who entered the current season with a career average of 4.89 yards a carry-third best in NFL history. Bo Scott also averages more than four yards a carry. 11:00 O Bruins In Action (C) TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8 7:00 U Lakers BasketMll (C) L.A. Lakers vs. Phoenix Suns at Phoenix. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9 11:00 U Rims Action (C) Highlights of game played between the L.A. Rams and the New Orleans Saints last Sunday. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10 8:00 Q) Olympic Roxine (C) FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11 11:00 U UCLA Basketball (C) The UCLA Bruins vs. the Tigers from the University of the Pacific. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 10:00 AM 1J Qi) CJ) NFL Today (C) D (ij) CD l'leM Football (C) The Liberty Bowl Game from Memorial Stadium In Memphis, Tenn. 10:15 B Qi Cl) NFL Football (C) Dallas Cowboys vs. Cleveland Browns, live from Cleveland. 1:00 CJ 9 <i1 NFC/AFC Football (C) Kansas City Chiefs vs. Oak· landR81ders at Oakland. I World of Sports (C) 1:30 (HJ CD NCAA Football (C) The Camellia Bowl from Hughes tadTUm in Sacramento, Calif. The teams playing today are the North Dakota Sioux and the Montana State Bobcats. 3:30 I This Week Jn Pro Football (C) 4:30 NFL Gema of the WHk (C) ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) 5:00 Kin&• Ice Hockey (C) L.A. Kings vs. Montreal Canadlens at Montreal. 7:00 Box de Mexico I World Cup Soccer (C) Brazil vs. Romania. 7:30 Rams Action (C) Highlights of game played Sunday be· tween L.A. Rams and New Orleans Saints. 8:00 O S.turd1y Nl&ht Achts (C) Seventh tanked Mika Quarry takes on former California light-heavyweight champion Tarry Lee in a 10-round light-heavyweight bout at the Valley Music Theatre. Tom Harmon and Mickey Davies ca ll the blows. ITentatlve schedule). 10:30 II UCLA Basketball {C) UCLA Bruins vs. Golden Hurricanes from Tulsa. Okla. GI USC Basketball (C) USC vs. Arizona State. Pap 5 "DICK VANDYKE MEETS BILL CO,SBY" Dlcli Y aa Dylce do .... laU "old ,,..,._,, cluarocurf.adon and ...,a a /rullleu GIUmpt lo condU(:t a corw:eri orclae1tra, •pearlaead. a dance ialut-o6 on lllenl film comedltuu Stan lAurel and OUHr Hardy and joUu flied llar BUl Co1by to ellGCI alae ~ o/ an anl and a frt1.,hopper .Men alae "Dkk y.,. Dyke MNll BUI Co1by'' •pedal alr1 on NBC, Sunday, D~rn1Hr6, at 9 PM • .4dtlldonal "''""'",. o/ ilae comedy laour lnclwle a nm· nadc "ballet'' lao•ied by Co1by, a •lory by Yan Dyke about laU cldUJaood /rlend "Fal .41/red," a luunoto.., morwlo1ue on 1pori. by Co.by au a comedy .~ich •n ..,lalcla Co1by por1rtl)'• a lalf la.-llnrtf contemporary A.dam and Yan Dylu u the modern-day Gabri#l conu> lo blo\o hU laorn and end the eeorld. "THE NIGHT THE ANIMALS TALKED" "Tlae Nl1hl tlae .4nlmai. Tai~" an anlmaled Cla.rUtrruu mwlcal •pedal tdth munc and lyriu by 11ae .4CGIUmy .4111Grtt..olnnln1 duo o/ Jule Sayne and Sammy Colan, alr1 on .4BC, F edne.day al 7:SO PM. Fith anlrnadon by Pablo ZaNla and Sheldon 1u .. , ilae pro1ram re-creaie. tit.at wonder-filled nlfhl 2,000 year1 a10 1C1hen, u1end la.a. it, anlmah fir•I talked. Flaen a 1roue o/ barnyard anlmah in Beilalehem 1wldenly ""'"°"er they can ial"7 they are con/wed by their mlnu:ulow p/1. Tiley fir•I abwe it-belaat1in1 tftlla en")', 1pil4J and •elfi•lane .. , )ml tu hum.a,.. do, e•pedally .Men a don~ arri"e• bearin1 a youftf toaman "'"° i.I eJtpecdn1 a chUd and reque•i. refu1e in the •table /rom tlte cold De- cember nl1hl. 11, lft :o '" y, THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK, DECEMBER 5, 1970 A· T • T ·E·N· T ·1·0-N • IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! PRICES .Will NEVER BE LOWER SO VISIT THE DEALERS SHOWN HERE AND PICK OUT THE SPORTS CAR OR IMPORT YOU'VE Al WAYS WANTED' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on The New 1970 DATSUN EXCELLENT SELECTION J Deer e 4 Deor e Weten e lo .. Mta & Pich" DOT DATSUN 18835 &.ach Blvd. Huntinqto" BHch 141-7781 or 540-0-«2 OPEN SUNDAYS The Wt ••Y ur fNftt lurette with the prk• of a suit ceMpact SANTA ANA LINCOLN-MIRCURY lJOl No. Tustin lanta Ana 547-9183 o,... until t '·"'·· Men.•,rl. I '""'· Sat. & lun. 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IMMERMAN DATSU 2145 Hubor, Cost• Meu 540-6410 Pa1• 7 6:15 6:30 6:55 7:00 S UNDAY DECEMBER 6 MORNING I Cltwctt In Ult Ho11t (C) Cine en Su Casa Qulen Cuti Eahl Canciel? 11 :30 lutton Hoob to Bomba (C) Bert Starr hosts 1 sports feature. D (ill CI) Discovery (C) "A Tale of TWo Forts." D Movie: (C) "River of Evil'' (ad· venture) '63-Barbara Rutting, ~ar· old l eipniz. GI!> Dram Dominical I flfTfRNOON TIMQrill9pMn The l lblt Answen lllvt Us 11111 Day (C) Ttll Ind Jerry (C) Mr. Wl•boftt (C) 7:30 ,......,. l'tbtop (C) 12:00 R l•side Football (C) Miitie & 1'1M1 SpMto Word (C) Movie: ''lltt Exile" (drama) '48 H••kt of Truth (C) -Doualas Fairbanks Jr., Marla Slcrtd Hurt (C) Montez. ~ o.v., & Qollltll (C) 0 SuspenM Tlleatre (C) "Kill No lod Is Ill• Answtr (C) Mor9." Lew Ayres, Julia Adams. 7:45 Cltrlltoplle11 (C) Robert Webber. A top scientist 1:00 Ll•P Unto My fttt {C) takes home a secret file and dis· 1'1'11 la tlle Uft (C) covers his wife's lover has photo- Callltd11I of To111trmr (C) raphed the papers. An&le'• 1111111• (C) Children visit lnttllipnt hrent (C) with Angle as Emilio Delgado tells @Stories of Succna (C) them about Aztec dancing, art, cos· · • Dramt Dotalnlcal tumes and myths. Special auests 12:30 Nfl Todey (C) 0111 Roberta (C) are the Aorencio lscas Dancers. • Dey of DftcOVlfY (C) Wonder1111 (C) Rninl Flrta (C) ~Tlllt la tllt lift (C) Town Hill Mttti•a (C) 1:30 Up & Live (C) Mrs. Alplll let (C) Modem Mlssioaary (C) Movlt: (C) "Anntura in lnclo· dlin1" (adventure) -Jean Gmn, Domonique Wilms. I ~ (]) Katllryn lluhlm1n (C) Rev. Wtlla futl 80..,.t Rninl (e) 9:00 C.111r1 Tllrtt (C) Strtndlplty (C) Host Quinn Gladden and younpters tr1vel to a daliy In Woodland Hills and the Arboretum In Alcadl1. II D1y er Discovery (C) D Campus 'Profile: "Viewpoint on Nutrition -Nutritional Stress." Special guest Is Wes Par11er, of the LA. Dodaers. I Cosptf Sin1ln1 Jublltt (C) ~ RtvlVll Fi111 (C) Orat Roberti (C) T .. 1 ind Jttry (C) La Famllla P1norH11 Latino en Oomin10 9:JO I Today's Rl41alon (C) • M1 FIYOrile St1111on (C) Dr. Robert Munger, Fuller Theoloelcal Semin1iy, Pasadena, guest speaker. I Cene Autry Sllow ~ (!) Smolley the Btlf (C) Ant l1ptlst C11urch (C) Nn footb1ll Doubllfl11der ( ) St. Louis at Detroit; and New Orleans et LA. 10:00 II Tiit Siesta Is Ovtt (C) 0 9 (}) m PjfC/AFC Football (C) Oakland Raiders vs. New York Jeta at New York. I Hour of Pow11 (C) (i7J @ Jonny Quest (C) Movie: (C) ''Colden lioddtu or Ital" (adventure) '64-Pierre Brice. Gillian Hill. Aaul111 Tllrtt 10:30 Sllftfltwtr Calibration Co111P1nJ tm (lJ Cattanooaa Cab (C) fiftll for T odlJ (C) 11:00 lnlldtr/Outaldtr (C) Ho• lllYlfl' Culdt (C) (ffj Cf) lultwln~I• (C) Mt¥te: "labts In ArW" (musi- cal) '39 -Judy G11rtand, Mickey Rooney. (}) Underway tor Petet (C) 1:00 Nfl Footbltl (C) Atlanta Fal· cons at S.F. 49ers. 8 Jolln Melly Sllow (C) (ill Cl) Directions (C~ "The Pil. t!!._m Fathers in Holland. ' U Million $ Movie: ''Too Much Too Soon" (drama) '58-0orothy Ma· lone, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. I 1'111 World Beyond 1tf'IPldM (C) Ci) 1111 lilbop'i Locttr Roo11 Frlfltt 1 II Y'lda (C) Ptnotctive (C) 1:30 S.aday Movies (C) "Tiit Ad· vtntu11r of Tottu11'' (adventure) '64-Guy Madison, Nadia Gray. "Pn»ud stllllen" (adventure) '64- Joraa Kotrbova, Rudolf Prucha. · I (i7} Cl) laaues & Answm {C) Voice If Cotvary (C) CJ) ftttut't Fll11: ''Wlnp of tht H1 ... " Van Heflin, Julle Adams. I Co••---(C) Co•plll {C) 2 : ot'L£:"'~AME~~~CTION! * T·BIROS vs. TEXAS QJ Roller c .. , (C) L.A. T·Blrds vs. Teicas Outlaws. cm (lJ Sunday M1tlnet: "Call Me Mtd111." Ethel Merman. I Carrout.e Mlllca"° Prince of Pt1a1 (C) 2:30 Movie: "R1ci11 Blood'' (1dven· ture) '54 -Bill Wiiiiams, Jimmy Boyd, J11n Porter. I lnslafrt (C) 3:00 Robert ll. Dornan Show (C} F1111lly Film FtttiV1I: "Wff lie Winkle" (classic) '37-Shir- i Temple, Cesar Romero. Cllilltr ct) felturt filM "Cimarn»n ." Audie Murphy, James Best. • Ptttam for Llvlnl Tom • lronce 3:30 Roclet Robin (C) SKrtd ClnelN (C) AalfclltllN Report 3:45 Nfl To41y (C) 4:00 ft (I) feet ttlt Nation (C) 1J UCLA VS. TENNESSEE! *WATCH THE ACTION! 1J UClA Foott.111 (C) UCLA Bruins vs. University of Tennessee Volun- tee11 In the final llame of the 1970·71 season. Tom Harmon re· ,.,. 8 THE DAILY PILOT, lV WE.EK, DECEMBER 5, 1970 ~ts on_1ame played yesterday. 6:30 fl I 18CIAL I ''ht Nllht ltfore U @ lV E!J Col .. 11 Footblll -Qrist1111" (C) (30) An 1nlm1ted 1970 (C) NCAA highlights. necial telllna how Clement C. I lozo tllt Clown (C) Moore's famed stoiy ''A Visit From 11111 Is the Uf• (C) St. Nick" came to be written In 4:30 Movie: (C) ''Cun111n'1 Walk" 1882. With music and sona by the western) '58 -Van Heflin, Tab Norman Luboff Choir, the story Hunter, Kathryn Grant, James Dir· centers on a professor who creates ren. the stoiy of St. Nick's Christmas B lnsiallt (C) "A Woman of Prin· Eve for his ill daughter. ciple." Nehemiah Peraoff, Audrey 0 9 Ci) m Meet ttle Prtst (C) Totter, Edward A.!ner. Peter Deuel. (30) I Sldppy (C) D AN EXCITING HOUR Motlltrs·in·l.a• (C) * WITH BARBARA! READY, Batman (C) • Cl) m .. feature (C) D llrblni McHalr Show (C) (60) DEBUT Altll1 of t1'e £ut (C) Scheduled guests are The Irish "The Sword and the Book." Lew Rovers, Josh White Jr., Vanda Kinas Ayres narrates pro11r1m on the cere· and Soupy Sales. monies, rites ind sacraments of m Crea~ Featurt1: "KronOI" the world's great religions. (sci-fl) 57-Jeff Morrow, Barbara - (j) P•n•lopt pttstop (C) Lawrence. Aj;eulturt U.U (C) Hour of Dtl1Vt11nce (30) 5:00 In ulry (C) Tl" to tht M11111er (C) D RONE POWER-" KING '~ lioldtn Years (C) (30) 7:00 Q;) Cl) l.aalt (C) (30) "A Year * OF THE KHYBER o sunda~.'' A min with a lost RIFLES" IN COLOR! dream learns a valuable lesson. D SundlJ Movie: (C) "llln1 of Noah Be.!!J ~ests. ttlt llhyb11 Rifles" (adventure) '54 B tat !.tJ W Wiid Kinadom (C) -Tyrone Power. Terry Moore Mich· (30) (R) "The Miracle of Motion." ael Rennie. The half·caste sen of 1 Slow motion and IC-ray photography British major is chosen to com· reveal the diverse ways In which mand the famed Khyber Rifln In animals move. the sloiy of the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny D @@ EE 1'1MI Youn1 Rtbtls in India. (?) (60) "Dangerous Ally." Henry I 1'111 Av1n1en (C) Abington Is arrested after his cous· Man From UNCLI (C) in opens an indiscriminate cam· 81Ui1an'1 lsl1nd (C) pa i11n of terror against the British. Cl) Seven Arts 1'11Nt11: "flylna Richard Kelton ....I!!•sts. en." John Wayne. D NOW! IAN TYSON SHOW! htlr 81M * TYSON with The Great : ~::~: ,•0J::'~> (C) Speckled Bird & Guests (j) Cl111tra Tllnt (C) fJ Tiit lln fJIOn Sllow (C) (30) • NlsA Film (C) Guests are Anne Murray, Johnny T11tn» f1ntntko (C) Darrell end Seals & Croft. • CoU111 of t111 DtMrt (C) ~ Pauport to T,rntl (C) (30) • Futbol·Soectr Mundill: Depor· Pattern of Japan. tivo Cali ~s. Estudlantes de la Plata I " Is Wrlttt11 (C) (30) I Rex Hu11blrd (C) · = I SJic!AL I It's ~ut Wo111tn 5;30 Speak Up (C) ( ) (90) (R) Program deallna with AnlmaH, Action I Adventure (C) modem woman s struule to Jiber- Coior TrlYlicadt (C} ate herself. Ci) Wortcl Toniorrow (C) IR F1ltll ror Today (C) (30) ttl> f>WARNER FOOTBALL 7:301;~uH::.:.~~~~:>(C)(30) * S.F. VALLEY TITLE! The Gestapo intercepts the Heroes' -AND WHY PLAY IT? radio signal. fll) Football Sptclll (C),Chrlstmas B Tonight! Don't Miss Bowl Game: Covmge of the Pop * THE LITI"LEST ANGEL ~amer reg1on~I Championship for The all-star musical nine-year·olds in the Gremlin lea· • • gue. The game Is played at the your family will love! Rmda High School Stadium. CJ 0 @ m il:'4C!A( t H1llm1rk flt) (j) Skippy (C) Hall of F1m1 ( ) (90) (R) "The @m Fisller f1111lly Littlest Angel." An original muslcel based on Charles Tazewell's story fVFNING 1:00 I ~ News (C) (30) · · Ci) m NBC News "(C)\30) D Un ersea Diving . . . * Past, Present, Future! 0 Tlle Cllallengin1 SH (C) (30) "A Diver's World." Explored are th e early hlstoiy of divine and the ex· panding fields of diving and under- water tr1inln1. D Tiit Groovy Sllow (C) (60) m Untlllltd World (C) (30) "Drag. ons." I Here Come the Irides (C) (60) @ ft1tu11 Fiim (C) (30) HOur of Pow« (C) (60) Clnt en 11 Terdt (2 hr) Day or DllCfMfJ (C) (30) atch IAN TYSON SHOW *TONIGHT at 7 on TV 9 telling how a child's humble alft for the infant Jesus wins special approval from God. Fred Gwynne and Johnnie Whitaker co~1ar. Guest stars include Cab Calloway, E. G. Marshall, John McGiver, Tony Ran- dall, George Rose and Connie Stevens. ' D COME UP & SEE MAE * WEST SOMETIME! NOW! II Comedy Cl11slc Thutrt: 'loin' bl Town" (western) '3S-Mae West, Paul Cavanauah. A wealthy widow of a cattle rustler tries to break Into high society. 0 MHllon $ Movie; (C) "Seal_.. lodl" (western) '66 -Dale Robert· son, Robert Random. Diana Hy11nd. In Kansas City, a aambler wins own· ershlp of the Sealplock and Defiance Railroad and heads for Defiance to take over o~nership. _ _l 8:00 Ill TllrM hltt*tl .. Adwtntlfl (C) (30) "Voy11• to Norm1ndy." fl) Yolce of die How (30) cm Quat for Uft (C) (30) IJ TONIGHT'S BEST BET! * THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW Guests ire Joey Hettherton, Peter Gennaro, Scoey Mitchlll, Pat Coop· er, Nfl Holiday Half.nme. The 3 Dearees, and The Veterans (acrobats). Q A Christmas musical! * THE LITTLEST ANGEL Hallmark Hall of Fame a (ill (]) m 111t n1 cc> <60> "The Taraet." Inspector Erskine gives chase to a hl&h·r1nkln& for· eirn intelli1ence 11ent who is known to specialize in abduction and assassination. m Movie lrtata: "Pit Incl ..... (comedy) '52-Spencer Tracy, Kath· arine Hepburn, Aldo R1y. A new Yort sports promotor turns an ex· physical Instruction tucher Into the Queen of the athletic world. aJ The Ii& QIMStlon (C) (30) fB Pattern for LIYln1 (30) @m Saettd Cinema (C) (60) II) Alecril Musical (30) 8:30 fB Worid To..,,.. (30) "Our Vanishinr Forests." Conclusion. fm RETURN Tiit WOfW Wt live In ~ (30) '1he Ultimate Machine?" @fl la Ton11tnta (30) ma Houston aunt. 10:0011 QiCl)11• Coney (C) (60) 1J Catt '" Ttp_ n.11? (C) D Kodak Present5 Dorothy Lamour ind Mickey Roon· m KATHRYN KUHLMAN * "DICK VAN DYKE ey 1uest. Rooney Is the Judae and * (IN COLOR) meets Miss Lamour Is tht bt1utiful de. 11n .,_... ,,_111 (C) lendant -when Conw1y portrays 11&1 -u•fYll -••n BILL COSBY" 1 prosecutin& attorney who kMps . a~' I =L~ Dkt Ven aettine hit by the Judtt. 11 :15 9 CJ) Tiit Cllrlst.plltn (C) comedy sped:il starrin& D1~60~a~ ~ Q CIJ i.?:' TIM Bold O.ts (C) Dyke with auest, Bill eo,t,y. Hilh· ( ) .:'The People Aaalnst Dr. Ch~P· 11:3011 Mowit: "Tiit Great ,......,.. lights Include 1 dance t1ke-off on man. · A youna man. practicm& (drama) '61-Tony Curtis, Edmond film comedians Laurel and Hardy, medicine without 1 llctnat, Is dt· O'Brien, Gary Merrill. 1 spot ill which Vin Dyke in his fended on a murder chlrlf. CJ Sullday Toalattt Sllow (C) (R) old man characterization attempts II KEVIN SANDERS HAS g Cattitdnl ot ,,..,._ (C) gymnastic: ballet futu;ln& Cosby, * THE LATEST NEWS! ~Movie: '1lte Avtnpr" (horror) to lead • symphony orchestra, a ..a If 5 N (C) (30) I( 1 • and • comedy sketch •bout a ha·d· .:a I ... ev n -Heinz Orache. ln(rld Vin • Sanders. H1I Fi1hman. Beraen. wortin& ant (Van Dyke) and 10 fJ Sports Pqe (C) (30) ,.. m l••'•t (C) improvident 1rasshopptt (Cosby). ,.. \J!J ...,. !Tiit Def•ders (60) m Mowit: "fllll of Ufl" (comedy) Ef) AIC Sundty Mowit: (C) '57-Judy Holliday, Rlch1rd Conte. ll:4S 0 (ill(]) News (C) an Worid" (R) (drama) '64-aJ Jot DtSlha (C) (30) John Wayne, Cl1udl1 Cardinale. Rita @) ftnfart (C) (60) ·~1n Fran· l2:00 r... nn late Movie· "111..,. .. Hayworth, Lloyd Nolan, Rlch•rd cisco: Go Ride the Music." The · \UJM ~ c M • II .,.. Conte, John Smith. American circus Jefferson Airplane is featured. 111• amtron ltche · owner In Europe seerches for an g, Ttttro dt Manolo fabfetas (C) aerl1llst he loved 15 years before (60j 12:15 U Movie: (C) .,,,.._.,, 11Mf Dewit· ind whose d1u1hter he has reared. stairs" (comedy) '61-Mylent Ot-m)•~=e ~~ :':,~ ~~! 10:30 U WOfW ToMmW (C) (30) "Our mon1eot, Michael Crala. Red Ch. Co s st Vanlshln1 Forests." Part I. rnese mmu~ 1 em. fJ 116{@ a Nl&tlt tf Stan (C) 12:301J Public SeMee Fii• (C) @,f}) Sunclay , Movie. "Tiit 111 (2 hr) In memory of the vidlms of ~ (dram•) 50 -Montaomery the disastrous Wichita State ind Clrft, Paul Doual11. Marshell air crashes. host Monty fB Manion Forv11 (C) Hall and 1uests Georat Gobel, fE CMlilltiCMI (C) (60) (R) ''The Kate Srnlth, The Youns Americans. Pursuit of Happiness." Tiny nm and Rick Nelson do I l :00 fJ Movie: "New Orleana, Un· c11tsortd" (dr1m1) '55 -Arthur Franz. Beverly Garland. 0Ntw1 (C) @m NASA Fil• (C) (30) benefit show. m SJMa , £nrtci .. <'°> m weetall4 ,.... <C> <30> McCormick .• Chuck Cecil. Larry l :45 aJ "$ecllritJ Rill!" (drama) '54- John Ireland, Dorothy Milone, Keith Lusen. 9:30 I News (C) (30) L11ry Burrell. 9:00 D Qj Cl) ei.n Ca111pbtll (C) (60) hrspectlvt (C) (30) Wllter Brennan. Larry Storch, Thef· • lift for Today (C) (30) 11 :00 fJ tjj Cl) Ntwa (C) fiJQJ (j)Ntw1 (C) 2:301J News/81vt Us Tiiis Day (C) DICK VAN DYKE HASN'T CHANGED The hair is a little longer at the neckline and the sideburns are sprouting a bit of gray. But the infectious laugh, the inner warmth a nd the general attractiveness of Dick Van Dyke hasn't changed an iota since he forsook his network television series five years ago. Back in Hollywood, only briefty, to tape his special, "Dick Van Dyke Meets Bill Cosby" which ai rs on NBC, Sunday night (December 6th, 9 PM), Van Dyke was frank and hasty to admit he couldn't wait to return to the 180-acrc ranch 40 miles ou1side Phoenix. He moved his entire family there as soon as the Van Dyke cries com· pleted production in 1965. "I've done a movie each year si,1ce. and three other specials. Yes, I know, my master plan called for total retirement, but l couldn't afford it." Even superstars have hudgetary problems. "However, I feel I now have the best of all possible worlds, Movies and TV specials when 1 feel like it, and a series upcoming in 1971 but it will be shot al a tllm studio just eight miles from the ranch in Arizona. "I haven't watched much television since we moved there. There's too much else to do. But what I've seen has made me realize: TV hasn ·1 changed as much as it should have. There should be more shows of the calibre of 'Sesame Street' and ·My World and Welcome To It.· Actually we just don't think of watching TV out there in the desert. "What do we do at night? Well, the last few nights before we came over here, we spent shooting toads. Yes, toads," he re· pealed to his incredulous interviewer. "I made a pond with a waterfall and we get all kinds of animals: chipmunks, porcu pines, and toads by the hundreds. They get gigantic, and my dogs bite them; they're poisonous and one of the dogs almost died." The ranch, located in a former mining community of 400 called Cave C reek, for· merly was a working spread. Its new owner is now seeking a herd of cattle and more horses. "We have only one horse now; he's actually a pinto pony and he follows us ~ll"'Und like he's one of the dogs." And what do the "civilian" inhabitants of Cave Creek feel about having a to p show business star living in their midst? "The whole town takes us for granted. Ifs just great. When the tourists drive out from Phoenix, they won't tell them w,)'lere we live. They watch over us like we were children," he says with great satisfaction. An there is a certain childlike quality about Dick Van Dyke which inspires that type of special protection. All clowns have it. ..... ' TH• DAit. Y P'ILOT, TV W•R, MCmMa•a I. "" \bung habits die hard. Only a year ago, Judy was a top student and December 7 through I 1, at 4 : 30 and l l : 00 p.m. l talented dan~er. By the ~ime s~e reaches Call the Eyewitness News team a nything you like. ler fifteent.~ birthd~y. she 11 be JUSt another Except indifferent. ·hard case. If she lives that long. (t)eyewltness news fhis week Bob Banfield and the Eyewitness . kabC -"'/'Al•.JO ~ll·.OOpm \fews team present an up-to-qate report on l Ti "t' a, he drug problem in our schools. bonds/lawrence/nahan/sloane \ee "Drugs'.' Monday through F;riday, •• ,. 10 MONDAY DECEMBER 7 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, tor your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "Corvette K-225" (1dventure) '43-Randolph Scott, Elle Raines. "Lers Tel• About Women" (comedy) '64-Vittorio Gusman, Sylv1 Kos· cina. O (C) "Sund1J In New Yorl" (ro- mance) '64-J1ne Fonda, Rod T1y- lor, Cliff Robertson. 9:30 IJ ''Stl•eout on Dope StrMt" (dra- ma) '58 -Abby Oilton, Herschel Bernudl. m "ltd11i1" (dr1m1) '47-Margl· ret Lockwood, Ian Hunter, Anne Cr1wford. 1:00 m "f1ll1n Anatl" (dr1m1) '45- 01n1 Andrews, Alice Faye, Linda Ounell. 2:001J "Wild in Utt Counby'' (C) (drt· m1) '61-Elvls Presley, Hope Lange, Tuesday Weld. 4:00 tJ "Siie Wort I Yellow Ribbon" (we.stern) '49-John W1yne, Joanne Dru. f VI N IN(; 5:00 0 WILL SUCCESS SPOIL * KEVIN & HAL? 6:0011111 News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · MIC NtwMrvlct (C) (60) Tom Snyder. 0 STEVE HOSTS CHRIS *GEORGE; RUDY VALLEE! O The Allen Show (C) (90) Guests: Christopher George, Hank Thomp· son, Rudy Vallee, Shirley Eder, Sue Wilcox. Guest co-host: Rose Marie. 0 (ii) Cil tiE Nfl MondlJ Nlatlt foodllll (C} (2'A hr) Cleveland Browns 1t Houston Oilers. • D~ Vtn o,kt (30) The FllntstHts (C) (30) Star Tr.. (C) (fJO) : Hodatpod11 Lodp (C) (30) Ci) CIS News (C) (30) • Asher f1n1ity (30) Notidero 34 (C) (60) • Wlnp to Adventure (C) (30) · • I.I Hori fan1ili1r con Pltrld1 6:30 • C.ndld C.11er1 (30) TN flyin1 Nun (C) (30) Cl) NIC News (C) (30) : lndiltl Arts (C) (30) "Coyote and a Beat" is a program of Indian music ind dance. 1(1) My fevorite M1rtl.1n (30) Sodll Security (C) The Desert Report (C) (30) fu&ltlvos dtl Amor (30) * BT. YOUNG Knows Best! Daily 4:30-Ch. 5 6:45 tI!) Musicale 7:00 tJ CBS Evenln& News (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. 0 a;, NIC Nl&htlJ News (C) (30) David Brinkley, John Chancellor, Frank McGee. · I WMfs My Une? (C) (30) I Leve Luc, (30) lt1t tlle Cloa (C) (30) Ci) Julie (C) (30) Ell) Speculation (C) (fJO) (R) "A Conversation with Cerl Reiner." I (i) Trutll or Conaequences (C) -Cirist tllt livi11g Word (C) (30) Rourio (30) Si11plemente M1ril (55) 7:30 &wtsmollt (C) (30) An· thony Zerbe plays the duel role of the villainous murderer Heraclio Contrell and father Hernando Can· trell in the episode "Noond1y Devil." o @ oo m Red Sll•iton cc> c3o> Michael Landon is guest-star. 0 A JOCKEY & TWO * MURDERS! N.Y.P.D.! 8 NYrD (C} (30) Million $• Movie: "Destln1tioll Tayo' (1dventure) '44-Cary Gr1nt, Dane Clark. Story of U.S. Sub· marine "Copperfin" under se1led orders to enter Japan's best-guarded harbor to pave the way for our bombing raids over Tokyo. I Truth or Consequencas (C) (30) It T1•11 1 Thief (C) (fJO) (j) C.11 of tlle West (C) (30) Government fil11 (C) (30) No Creo en los Ho•bres (30) 7:55 Cuestion de Steundos 8:00 @ ct) m lluglt-ln (C) (60) Guest stu Phil Silvers appears as a talent agent, 1 psychiatrist ind the sports world's former cham· pion of that new game, Fetternick. 0 PEGGY CASS! JOANIE * SOMMERS! VIRGINIA! 1J Yir(inia &rall111 SMw (C) (60) Guests: Pe11Y Cass, Fernando Lamas, and Mauie Daly. Joanie ISo~rs and desi,ner Werle also To Tell tllt Trutll (C) (30) World Press (C) (60) Cl) Billy &r1hl• 81ton Rou11 sade (C) (60) " Men of Vision (30) TIA * LL SUCCESS SPOIL SANDERS & FISHMAN? See Tonight 10 pm-Ch 5 8:05 a!) Aqul Tres Patlnts (25) 8:30 tJ Hlfe's Lucy (C) (30) Art link· letter offers to 1ive Lecy $500 JI she can go 24 hours without los· ing her temper for a television pro· gram stunt. I Dlvld Frost Show (C) (90) Drlantt (C) (30) P1tt1m for living (30) Miauelio Valdez Sllow (30) 8:45 D @CI> tiE The Youn& llwyers Cf) (60) "The Legacy of Miles Turner." Aaron Silverman, prosecut· ing for the district attorney's office, sets out to prove a defendant is mentally unstable. Guests are Tim Mcintire, David Sheiner and Peter Donat. 9:00 tJ ~ Cl) MIJbtrrr R.f .D. (C) (30) Sam, Goober and Howard form • bicycle club, but don't tell their old pal Emmet about it. 0 ID 00 m I sJlclM I Bob Hope Comedy Speci1I (C) (fJO) Special guests are Jack Benny, Elke Som· mer, Engelbert Humperdinck, Doro· thy Lamour and Look All-America football Team. I The fugitive (C) (60) felony Squid (C) (30) Realities (C) (60) "If Eugene Talmadge Were Alive Today ... He'd Turn Over in His Greve." A documentary about the new South focusing on recent social end eco· nomic changes in Georgia. (Continued) TM• DAILY ll'ILOT, TY W••K, HCUH•• I, 1'11 NEW NEWS ANCHOR-ABC News commentator Horry Rtasoner joins commentator Howard K. Smith as co-anchor- man oft~ weeknight ABC Evening News With Howard K. Smith and Horry R easoMi, beginning Monday, December 7 on A.BC. GJ,.., SALE POOL TABLES - 4'18' 7/1" SLATE POOL TABLE J01mo fr• s29 500 CUE'S ,.. lJuww lt:&I I BUIPER -I 1HE NO.··~ IN MJ.JNIDS TABLES ~ Hnt •t O.lly M Sat. lM sun. SECARD POOLS s ORANGE 1525 W. CHAPMAN L:;J , ... 11 'JOHNNY CARSON PRESENTS SUN CITY SCANDALS' Louis Armstrong belts out "Hello, Dolly!" actress Gloria Swan- son makes a rare singing ap~arance and the late Edward Everett Horton demonstrates the "tnple-take" when "Johnny Carson Pre- sents Sun City Scandals" in color on NBC, Monday at 10 PM. The special, a musical-comedy salute to still-swinging enter- tainers !>Id e.nough to quality for social security benefits, also fea- tur~s. Fifi D Orsay (f~med. as th_e "Preoc~ Bombshell" during the Th1rt1es), Benny Rubm, Bally Gilbert, Iulta Rooney, Whitey Rob- erts, Wilbur Hall and Will and Gladys Ahem. Johnny Carson, host of NBC-TV's ''Tonight Show Starring Johnnr . Carson," . also plays. the drums and leads a jazz combo compns10g Frankie Carle (piano), the late Eddie Peabody (baojo), L-R. Host Johnny Carson, Freddie Martin, Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong and Fifi D'Orsay. Bu~dy Rogers (trombone), Freddie Martin (saxQphone) and Manny Klem (trumpet). Rounding out the cast of ageless entertainers are the Four Smoothies, a dance team ~mprising Eddie Parkes, Jimmy Burchill, Clareoc~ Landry and \Ytlhe Covan, and the Sun City Cuties, a chorus hoc of former Z1egf eld, Earl Carroll and Floradora girls. Pap 12 TM• DAILY P'ILOT, TV W.al(, D•CmMal• ... tm MONDAY (Continued) 130 Minns (C) (30) C:.ncitrt. dt Al•• (30) NatlcU (60) 9:30 tJ t1j Cl) Doris Day (C) (30) Doris Martin helps for1om An1ie Palluccl inject some romance into her apparently deterioratin1 mer· ria1e with Louis Palluccl. I Baxter Ward News (C) (30) P•IJ Mason (60) Mnlale lladt• (C) (30) 9:45 o cm (}) m TIM u.t Fore. <C> (30) "The courier." Amelia Cole poses as a heroin courier in an attempt to crack the mob's West Coast dis1ributlon center. Guests are Jed Allan. Rex Holmen Echmd G. Robinson Jr. ind Ned Wertimer. &I!)Paaws DeU 10:00 R Qj Cl) Carol Burnett si. (C) (60) Mel Tonne ind Don Rickles; !.~~.!'ts =~.:.~· (C) (60) A salute to. the still· swinfln1 members of the social security set. Speci 1 I fuests ere Louis Armstron1 and Gloria Swan- son. Also featured are the late1 Edward Everet Horton, Afr D'Orsayl and a Jazz combo comprilin1 Car-' son, Frankie Carle, the lite Eddie' Peabody, Buddy Ro1ers, Freddie! Martin and Minny Klein. 11 Bil 5 News (C) (60) Kevin Sanders, Hal Fishman. I De Sllnt (60) ·• ''°'" Pvlu• ..... (C) (60) firiftl Ufte (C} (60) "Africa Ind oniallsm." Special pest Is Els· peth Huxley. m u fa9tilia (30) ml T~•• ArPttino (2 hr) 10:15 D Mowte: (C) ...... &olclf1"' Preate C:O.. Ho .. " Pert I (come-I dy) '65-Shlriey Mecl.llne, Peter' Ustinov, Richard Crenna. A pilot dubbed "wronp1y" and a m11a- zine photo1r1pher-writer dubbed "Iceberg" get toaether when she smuutes her way Into a harem .. &)News (C) I 10:30 11111 Jellfts News (C) (30) CJ) Slltrtoct HollltS (90) teerda J 611tMTu (30) 11:0011fl31::: ~~ lrvlns In Actlo11 (C} News (C) Bill Bonds. • Tll..tre 9: "Toys In tllt Attic" (drama) '63-Dean Mertin, Gerald- ine Pare. m Movie: (C) .. Dru111 1ur (•d· venture) '54-Alan Ladd, Audrey Dalton, Robert Keith. OJ Movie: "Trocadtro" (mysmy) '44 -Rosemary Lane, Johnny Downs. Ell) World Press (C) (R) 11:15 D 9 Ci.HD N ... (C) 11:301 9 Cl) Merv &rifflft (C) · 9 Cil m Jollnny Carson (C) Mtvie 611H (C) Movie: (C) .. John Goldfarb, tau Come Ho1111" Conclusion. See listina at 10:15. 12:0011 Movie: ''Sptei•I DtllvlfJ'' (com-~) _'55-Joseph Cotten. NICO MINARDOS: BUSY AaOR Ari Onassis may be the most famous contemporary G reek, but his fellow countryman, Nico Minardos, who hails from Ath- ens is probably the busiest Greek act.or in movies and tele- vision. The dark-haired, rugged, 6'2", handsome Mioardos will be seen as guest star in Mission, Impossible, The Immortal and Ironside episodes to be aired during the next two months; is currently receiving critical acco- lades for his performance in "Cannon For Cordoba", a Mirish-United Artists theatrical release; and has just been sign- ed to co-star with George Ken- nedy in the World Premiere Movie "Sarge." Nico studied at three of Eur- ope's top universities before coming to America fifteen years ago, to complete his education at UCLA, where he was a Theatre Arts major. Following graduation, he made his tele- vision debut in Matinee The- atre, and followed that with a succession of al most 200 TV appearances, including strong portrayalc in Name of the Game, ·1t Takes a Thief, Mod Squad, and World Premiere: ''The Chal- lengers". Many of his roles have called for rugged realism and physical action which he is well q uali fied to perform, being an all-around athlete, adept at most sports. Now an American citi- zen, he possesses intelligence and humor and is interested in politics and philosophy. He lives with his lovely wife, Julie, and two youngsters in a Beverly Hills home with an awesome 12:45 OtJ News <C> 1:00 R Mtwie: (C) .. Jour11., to u., view and a swimming pool eiftter of TI••" (sci-fl) '67-Scott "which I seldom have time to Brady, Anthony Eisley. DNews CC) enjoy". T UE S D A Y DECEMBER 8 For morning and afternoon listlnp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 n "'Solden loy" (drama) '39- Wllliam Holden, Barbara Stanwyck. (C) "Cotdtn Eanlnp" (drama) '47 -Ray Milland, Marlene Dietrich. IJ (C) "How Te Marry a Mllllen· alrt" (comedy) '53-lauren Bacall, Marilyn Monroe, Betty Grable, Rory Calhoun. 9:30 D (C) "I'll Ctt By" (musical) '50 -Gloria DeHaven, Dennis 01y, H1rry James. ID "Tiie Maplfiant Rouitintcb" (dr1m1) '56-Jat!l Carson, Mickey Rooney, Jeff Donnell. 1:00 m "Cornered" (adventure) '45 - DiCk Powell, Walter Slezak, Miehe· line Cheirel. 2;00 D (C) "40 Cuns tll ApKhl Pall" (western) '67 -Audie Murphy, Michael Burns. 4:30 B "Tll• Story of Vernon and lrtM eistle" (bio1r1phy) '39 -Fred Astaire. Ginter Roaers. I VfNINf. 6:00 II 111 News (C) (30) Jerry Dunphy, Paul 'Udell. D MIC Nnservict (C) (60) IJ TM AJltn Show (C) (55) Con- clusion of the show will be seen after the Lakers Basketb1ll 111me. Guests are J1mes Drury, E. J. Peak- er, Ed McM1hon, Hank Hiuins Rich1rd Armour. ' 0 Six O'Qecll Movie: "Days of irne and Roses" Part I (dr1m1) '63 -Jack Lemmon, Lee Remlcll, Charles Bickford. A public relations men finally persuades his wife to become a "social" drinker •nd In time both become confirmed alco· hOlics. • Didi V111 Of'• (30) Tiit Flintstones (C) (30) @ Cl) Stir Trell (C) (60) Pt19r Cunn (30) : Hocl&IPodl• Lod&e (C) (30) Ci) CIS News (C) (30) • nilier Fa•llJ (30) lhtidtro 34 (C) (30) • llhnds in Utt Sun (C) (30) · • u Hora Fa•illar con Pltrlda • News In Utt Round (C) (30) 6:30 • Candid Ca•n (30) TM flJlnr Nun (C) (30) Huvy EqulpMnt Auction (90) ..... (30) : Tiit Elpth Dir (30) An eco ogy 1lm by A. Scott Miller which is both • celebration of the n1tural world and an indictment of man's perversion of the environ· ment Cf) My F.vorite M1rtiln (30) • Social StalrltJ (C) • Tiit Desert Report (C) (30) • Fafitivos dtl AMr (30) · AK Evttrift& News (C) (30) 6:'5 • Musicale 6:55 ulltrs Warm-Up (C) 7:00 CBS Evenln& News (C) (30) (Continued) '1>ap o.f 'Wine and~OHS Jack-iemmon -iee 'lemlek ........,,,""""" ..... t3 ()'Cl()CI\ M()Vlf °Dlelda11-7artt 'Weclnadag-'Part2 1CABe--rv TH a DAii. Y ~II.OT, TV WI IK, HCaMaa• J, tm WANT THE ANSWER TO GIFT BUYING PROBLEMS? ~ ~~ ~ PLEASE YOUR ~!) ~~~ ~ FRIENDS WITH THE PERFECT PERSONALIZED GIFT 1000 Beautiful Stick-on Labels -- . • . an exciting way to remember the one's you love! ' Mey . be used on envelopes Js re- ,_ _ __.. turn eddreu le bels. Also very hendy es identificetion lebels f o r merkin9 personel items such as books, recc.rds. photos, etc. Le- bels stick on gless end mey be . . us'ed for marking home c enned food items. All lebels ere printed with stylish Vogue type on fine quelity white gummed peper. ldeel for Christmas Cerds, too. rfll~n-;~-:-o~.:n~c;p--:nd ::;-w7t;s~.;,~o~----1 Piiot Printing Label Div., Box 1175, Newport leach, Callf. 92663. .............................................. -··-···· ............. ····· .................... . le Sur• to UH your Zip Code FREE BONUS WITH EACH ORDER OF LAHLS WE WILL INCLUDE FREE sn OF PACKAGE MAILING LAIELS FROM TO •ITURN ~OSTAOI OUARANTllD BUGALOOS SET AS TEEN AMBASSADORS "'fhe Bugaloos, British rock quartet headlining their own weekly senes over NBC, have been designated National Teen Ambassadors of the Christmas Seal Campaign, according to Dr. William B. Tl;Jcker, presi~e~t of the National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Assoc1at1on. · In. ~ddition to s.pecial personal appearances, the group will tape te!ev1s1on and radio appeals to support the 1970 campaign. Spots will be created for the Association by Sid and Marty Krofft pro- ducers ~f the ."Bugaloos" show, which airs Saturday morrui;gs. Car?lme EU1s, John Philpott, Wayne Laryea and John Mclodoe compr.•se the Bugaloos, who also record for Capitol Records. Their first smgle, "For A Friend," is now in release with an album scheduled for later this month. ' ~ LET'S STICK TOGETHER is the theme of the 1970 Christ- m~ Seal fund-raising appeal, and among those urging contri- butions are The Buga/oos, stars of their own weekly NBC-TV series. Members of the group are (from left): John Philpott, WayM Laryea, Jolin Mcindoe and Caroline Ellis. Suzuki MT-SOR Nlhopper , A kid's min'i-bike that everi dad con ride. 3 horse- power, 50cc engine. 3 speed automatic clutch. Front and rear full suspen- sion and brakes. Swing-in handlebars and easily ............ ,.... removeoble front wheel ~~..!!!i~• makes it easy to carry in any size car. Bult to take on the country. 14 NEW MODELS FOR '71 ~ SOCC TO. SOOCC ..... 14 mRYTHING FOR MIJTOI SPORTS TH• DAILY ,,LOT, TV w••K. o•cu.••• .. "'' TUESDAY (ContJnuecl) I DIVid frost Sltow (C) (90) 0 m NBC Ni&btlJ News (C) (30) Ori~ (C) (30) David Brinkley, frank McGee, John I I IAl) Until I Die (C) (30) Chancellor. An award·winninc proaram about -LAKERS VS. PHOENIX Chicago psychiatrist Dr. Ellzabtth -Kubler-Ross and her compassionate, * WITH CHICK HEARN! but realistic approach to the cara D Lakers Basketball (C) (21h hr) of the terminally Ill. Lakers vs. Phoenix Suns at Phoenix I httafn for livlq (30) I Mat's My Une? (C) (30) La Ctl* lleft Cri* (C) (30) @ Cf) I Lon lll(J (30) 9:00 ta Ci) m World Pt .. lece Mov- 1..t U.e aoct (C) (30) it: (C) "lrubut" (drama) '70 - Cl) Tuttday Movie: (C) "J1M James Drury, Kathryn Hays, Woody Reluctant Astronauts." Don Knotts, Strode, Sun Garrison, Red Buttons. Joan freeman. A convict plots to escape from 1 fD ( tplc!A I let's F1et It (C) maximum security prison. Martln Miiner hosts prouam on ID ftlony Squ.d (C) (30) the services of United Crusade. fID The Advocates (C) (60) "Should Im Truh or Consequences (C) the U.S. agree to a coalition aovem· Cbrlst tlla l.lvin1 Word (C) (30) ment in Saiionr• Rosario (30) Cl) fir•n Acr• (C) (30) Slmple1Hnte Maria (55) • Cllallen&• (C) (30) Tllat filrl (C) (30) • Condtrto de Almu (30) 7:30 fAI Cl) leveriy Hillbillies (C) • • N1tacha (60) (30) Granny, still trying to scuttle 9:15 l.lkers Wr1p-Up (C) the romance of Elly May and Navy 9:30 9 Cl) To Rome, Wltb love frogm1n Mark Templeton, serves ( (30) Penny and Pokey run the sailor some of Elly May's cook-away from home when they be· Ing. lieve they are keeplna their father O Quaker Oats Presents from marriace to • pretty airline * "THE WORLD OF stewardess (Linda Foster). THE BEAVER" D 1llt Alltt1 Show (C) (30) Con- clusion of 6 PM' show. WITH HENRY FONDA • News (C) (30) Baxter W1rd. 0 m The Woftd of Hie leavw Ptrry Mlten (60) (C) (60) (R) A study of the • Mu.- life of the beaver from infancy • Muska J Estrella (C) (30) through parenthood. The show was 9:45 • PlstN's De• (C) filmed by photoarapher Des Bart· 10:00 9 Cl) 60 Mlltutes (C) (60) lett, assisted by his wife, Jen, in 111 5 News (C) (60) Kevin the Rocky Mountains near Jacbon Sanders, Hal Ashman. Hole, Wyomina. Henry Fonda is off-fJ @())EE Marcus Wtlby, JU. camera narrator. (C) (60) "To Cany the Sun In • fJ (jj) (3) EE Mod Squ.ct (C) (60) Golden Cup." Dr. Welby suspects a "The JudiS Trap." The squad tries young nurse is suffering from a to help an emotionally retarded boy hereditary disease, but no one In who is discovered with the rifle her family has ever had It. Jo Ann that killed his father. Guests are Pflug, Mariette Hartley and 8111 Don Porter, Barry Brown, Marj Du· Williams cuest. ~ ind Richard Webb. • The Saint (60) 0 Million $ Movie: (C) "Forty· fitor&t Pvtna111 Ntw1 (C) (60) Ellht·Hour Milt" (drama) '70 -: The San Francisco Mix (C) (60) Darren McGavin, William Windom, La F1111llt. (30) Kathy Brown. Private investigator • • fntlVll Mexicano (60) attempts to solve a tragic trianale 10:30 Bill Johns Ntws (C) (30) lnvolvinc two women. • "°'f) I Trudi or Consequences (C) (30) 11:00 ! 0) NtWS (C) It Tabs a Thief (C) (60) ' m Newt (C) fanfare (C) (60) (R) "San Fran· n You Top Tiiis? (C) cisco: Go Ride the Music." The EE News (C) Jefferson Airplane is featured. • Th11trt 9: "lafeyettt Escadrille" I fiowrnment fll111 (C) (30) (adventure) '58-Teb Hunter. No CHO '" los Hombres (30) m Movie: "Run, Psydto, Run" 7:55 Cuestlon dt Serundos (drama) '66--0ary Merrill, Ela• 8:00 firttn Acres (C) (30) The Anderson. Dou&ias farm become\ a stage ID Movit: "W11isperin& S•I• vs when the actina bug bites hired· Scotland Yard" (mystery) '52 - hand Eb. Richard Canson, Greta Gynt. ; To Tell tht Truth (C) (30) Ci1J CD Ptrry MUOI! (I) 8111 Grahtm Baton Rou&t El!) Re1lltlts (C) (R) side (C) (60) -11:30 I Ci9' Ci) Merv Griffin (C) I fuH Gospel Businessmen (C) • Q) (j) m Jo1'nny Car10n (C) La Conatibldon (30) Movie Game (C) 8:05 Liiia Lazo (55) EE Didi Cavett (C) Movie and 8:30 a Cl) Hff Haw (C) (60) TV writer Buck Henry Is 1uest-host. Guests are Kenny Price and Linda 12:00 D Movie: "Sinpport" (mystery) Martel. ·l] A G d F d M M 0 m Juli• (C) (30) "Essay Can ra -VI u ner, re IC ur- You See." Corey enters an essay (ii()) Didi Cavett (C) :~~~ i~ut hh~~'!ss~! i:::i~~da 12:30 m Alt·Nlpt Show: "A Woman Rt· fJ (jj) (3) m AIC Movie of ttii !'-I•,:· (C) "Enclaa~ Island," and WHk: (C) "Wffkend of Terror" 'Tlleirs Is tM fitory. (dram1) '70-Robert Conrad Carol 1:00 8 Movlt: ''The Swordsmen" (Id· Lynley, Lee Majors. Lois Nettleton, venture) '48 -Larry Partis, Ellen Jane Wyatt. Three nuns find their Drew. faith put to its arutest test when 0 fJ News (C) they are held hostaae by two kid· 1:30 D Com•unlty lutleti11 Boerd (C) napers. 2:30 8 Ntw1/ Give Us Tiiis DtJ (C) TM• DAil Y ,.kOT, TV W••K. DllCPlal 1. trPt I A NIGHT OF SPECIALS ON ABC Petula Clark, headlining her own special "Petula" this Wednesday (Dec. 9) on ABC, is one of the stellar attractions offered by the network in an evening of end-to-end specials. Kkkin& oft Wednesday's prime-time mara- thon is an animatep Christmas fable, "The Night the Animals TaJked" (7:30-8 PM), followed by the second in a series of Chevro- let specials, "Changing Scene" (8-9 PM), starring Gene Kelly, Barbara Eden, Lee Marvin and Marty Allen (see Inside Color page for details). "Petula" follows (9-10 PM) and the eve- ning is capped .off by the ''Paper Lion" him- self, George Plimpton, in his first television special, "Plimpton! Shoot-Out at Rio Lobo" (10-J I PM). More about that one later. Petula Clark, a profeuional sinaer at sev- en, a veteran of over,500 troop shows during Petula <.:llll"b and David Fro~; World War II in England, a British film star in her teens, the singing sensation of Paris and the entire French-speaking world shortly thereafter, an international star with the introduction of the song "Downtown," and most recently the star of such Holl ywood musical epics as "Finian's Rainbow" and "Goodbye Mr. Chips," has graced the home screen with numerous appearances on both series and specials, but adds a feather to her already-crowded cap with this "special of my very own." "Petula" is special in a number of ways, not the least of which is a guest cast any Hollywood producer might envy-she is joined by Dean Martin, Dav id Frost, Peggy Lee and the Everly Brothers, backed by Jack Parnell and his Orchestra, the Mike Sam mes Singers and a hand-picked team of Paddy Stone Dancers. The program maintained its international flavor even beyond casting. The bulk of the special was taped in England, but for Pet's performance with Dean Martin the camera -crew traveled to Las Vegas, Nevada, where Martin was then appearing. Music, interspersed with comedy, dom- inates the hour. Petula solos "Beautiful Sounds," "Come Together," and 'The Fool on the Hill," and joins Peggy Lee for "I'm a Woman," "Wedding Bell Blues" and "When Johnny Comes Marching H ome." Miss Lee offers a poignant rendition of "What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life," and the Everly Brothers solo "Let It Be Me" before join ing Petula on "Games People Play." Pet and Dean Martin clown through "I Don't Know Why," "Hey, Good Lookin'" and "Detour"-dressed to the nines on a Las Vegas stage, but seated on a horse. Miss Clark provides a comedy touch by "interviewing" David Frost, while Frost's contribution is an ecology lecture and an , Miss Clark~ and Du• Martin unusual version of "Romeo and Juliet." Petula wrote the lyrics to Michel Colom- bier's music for her opening number, "Beau- tiful Sounds," which provides the home viewer with a living "light and sound show." · The psychedelic set on which she performs the number was wired, electronically, to the sound of her voice with a circular ribbon of color pulsing for each new note she sings. Viewers can thereby "see" as well as hear her voice-a double treat. Following "Petula/' George Plimpton ar- rives in "Plimpton! Shoot-Out at Rio Lobo." For those not familiar with Plimpton's Mitt)'- esque-apades in such best-selling books as "Paper Lion" (detailing his sho rt-lived "ca- reer" as a rookie with the Detroit Lions), "The Bogey Man" (his foray into the world of professional golf) and "Out of My League" (professional baseball), Plimpton is the man who will try any job once-then write about it so the world can laugh with him. This special concerns hi~ tackling the cellu- loid citadel of the movie actor, and getting Dlrrclor Howard HawkH and Cwrs~ Pllnaploa his instructions from the best in the business --director Howard H awks, stuntmen Dean Smith and Danny Sands, and the star' df the film "Rio Lobo"-academy Award-winner John Wayne. . George Plimpton•s part in the proceedings is the one-line bit part of a heavy who comes to town to proclaim 'This here's your war- rant, mister" before getting roughed up by Wayne, then bumped off by-a less-principled cowpoke. As always, Plimpton absorbs himself in the task at hand, the secret to his success as each reader's (or viewer's) envoy into an awe- inspiring profession. He takes direction from Master movie-maker Hawks, learns how to walk "western style" from •Wayne, gleans tip~ from the stuntmen on how lo "die" properly, and is introduced to the professional tricks of the prop men and makeup men-sharing all of it with the viewers as he progresses. Pllmplon aad John Wa)"M Paee 15 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 9 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 a "Hip. Wide lllcl Hlndlo••" (dr1ma) '37 -Irene Dunne. Rand· olph Scott. "lrutt fOtCI" adVen· ture) '47-Burt L1ncuter. fJ (C) "Tiie Oppollt1 Sex" (com· ady) '56-June Allyson, Ann Sharl· dan, Laslie Nlalsen. 9:30 B "Colden Qlrt" (musical) '51- MTtzi Gaynor, Dale Robertson. m "Ambvlll at CIMarron PaW' !stern) 'SS-Scott Brady, 1:00 "foP H1r (musle1l) '35 - d Astaire, Glnaer Ro1ara. 2:00 B "Me 1nd the Colonel" (comedy) ·~1nny Kaye, Curt Juraens. 4:30 R (C) "Joe lutterftf' (comedy) '57-Audie Murphy, Buraass Mere· dith, K .. n1n Wynn. I I \. I .. •; ( 6:001 •1& N ... (C) (60) Jarry Dunphy. QIC Nenemce (C) (60) Tom S_!!Yder. 1J The Allen 5'1ow (C) (90) Guests are Theodore Blkel, B1rbar1 Wal· ters, Billy Berty, J1ckie Cooper. fJ Sil O'Clcd Movie: "Days of Wint and ROMS'' Conduslon (dr1· m1) '63-Jack Lemmon, Lee Rem· lck, Char1es Bickford. A public re· lations man persu.des his wife to become a "social" drinker. • Dldl Y1n o,lt (30) Tlle FlintsbNI• {C) (30) : ~= r=~~~lo) (j) C8S NtwS (C) (30) I rr-.-Fa•llJ (30) Notlcitro 34 (C) (60) • W1ndlflut (C) (30) • • La Hofe F••Di.ar con hblda News I• the Rouftcl (C) (30) 6:30 • Candid Ca•ra (30) Tbl f1yil1 Nu• (C) (30) Ci) NIC Ntn (C) (30) : P111l•1 Ute Cllibir (30) Cl) MJ fnorlt1 Martian (30) I Soeilf Security (C) • Tlle DtMt1 Report (C) (30) • • FulitiVOs dll A.or (30) · Alt Ev1nin1 "'*' (C) (30) 6:45 • Musicale 7:00 I) CBS Evenlna News (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. I @m NIC NilbttJ Nns (C) (30) Mars MJ 1.Jne? (C) (30) @(I) I Lowe lUCJ (30) itlt Ole Qoc:t (C) (30) (j) lr1ndecl (C} (30) Hollewoed {C) (60) "Excursion lin S~t ;~ .. ~n~~Mqutnul (C) Cttrist th• livina Word (C) (30) Rosario (30) Sl•pl .. ellte Maril (55) That 5h1 (C) (30) 7:30 I) stomrom Lawyers (C) (60) A hud·oore unemployable whose criminal record disqualifies him from the Second Start pro1ram becomes the object of a dus ac· . . . AND NEXT THE PRESIDENCY? Does Che office make Che man, as the political saying goes? In the case of Dan Dailey, yes. With each episode of CBS-TV's The Governor and J.J. (Wednesdays. 8:30 PM), Dan looks more and more like a real governor. acutely aware of the dignity of his office. Local disc jockeys, Lohman and Barkley are so impressed by "Governor Drinkwater," whom Dan plays, that they not only came out for Drinkwater as the candidate of their choice in the recent election, but they're still campaigning for him, as the man they would most like to see in Sacramento---or in any governor's man- sion for ·that matter. Why is Governor Drinkwater such an ideal candidate? Because, as Dan Dailey says. "he's such an ideal governor. He solves all the problems on the show, unemployment, campus riots, lower taxes, all the things people arc complaining about." The Governor and J.J. doesn't just solve all the dilemma's of real life-it even anticipates them before they arise in real life. Would Dan Dailey, who has been a friend of Ronald Reagan's for years. really like to be governor? Pqe H "No thank you People think actihg is tough! Politics is the -· toughest job in the world. In fact, it's two jobs. You not only have to be a good politician 10 survive, you have to be an actor too-besides, I'm a better dancer than George Murphy and a bet· ter actor than Ronald Rca8An, why shouldn't I run for Presi- dent?" Why not Dun, but first you'll have to make an appearance on Lau'h Jn, just like all the other presidential candidates. THa DAILY ~ILOT, TV W811C, NCIMH• I. tm tion. Anthony Zerbe and Jacqueline auests art Phyllb Georae. Miss Scott ruest. America 1970 and Ethel W1ters. D 9 Ci) m Men frHt Sftllolt 0 @ CJ) t:I> I jpic!AL I Petula (C) (§0) "Last of the Comancher· ~ (60) .Jolnlna Petula Clark In os." Col. Mackenle (Stewart Gran· her musical·variety specl1I are DI· aer) frantlcally tiahts to free a vld Frost. Peay Lee, De1n Martin, woman writer kidnapped by Coman· The Ever1y Brothers, The Paddy cheros who demand $25,000 tor Stone Dancers and The Mike her release. Ricardo Montalban, Simmes Sln1en. James Greaory, Beth Brickell and rJ flkMIJ Sca•ad (C) (30) ICari;,::mt!ro r~uest. "R~~c::. ~::r!'": J~ry.~!i<>> @ CJ) · The • 30 Minutes (C) (30) N pt tfte An ••Is T eel C) (30) Concin de Alim (30) Animated Christmas se1aon musical • • Nit.Ida (60) special recreatin& the leaend of the 9:30 • luter Wini Nl'ft (C) (30) niaht nearty 2.000 years ago when ""' Mason (60) a aroup of barnyard animals in · The Nader Report (C) (30) Bethlehem discovered they could • Muskale talk. Music by Sammy Cahn and • Sonrlaa (C) (30) Jule Stine. 9:45 • Pastor's De• (C) 0 Million $ Movie: (C) ''I'll Nev· 10:00 . Q!) (j) Hawaii Flvt-0 (C) (60) er foraet Whirs 'lsnam1" (com· Albert Salmi, Madlyn Rhue end edy) '68 -Orson Welles, Oliver Joyce Van Patten aues when Steve Reed, Carol White. London adver· must apprehend a hood and his tisina executive decides to gtve up ~irlfriend in order to save their his two mistresses, his wife, and hvas. his position and return to the care· 0 IU 00 m I Ifie!!( I Tiit ·-free days of his early youth. si91ed M1joritJ (C) (60) "'An NBC I Jrvtll or Con.equences (C) (30) News White Paper on Urban It Jakes a Tlllef (C) (60) Crime.'' Victims of street crime (() Drva Abu• Jr. league (C) recount their own experiences In a ( ) special proaram filmed entirely In I Covem111t11t f"llM (C) (30) Philadelphia. P1rticip1nts Include No CHo en los Ho11bf11 (30) Police Commissioner fr1nk Rizzo, 7:55 Cu1stlon di Se111ndos Arlen Specter ind Judie Herbert 1:00 Ylr&tnla Craum (C} (60) Ten· Levin. tatively scheduled auests are Norm II Ila 5 News (C) (60) Kevin San· Crosby, Clrrie Snod1rass 1na All· ders, Hal Rshma-,.n.., ........... za Kishi. A celebrity fashion ahow fJ ()1) CJ) EB I lflsW I Plimp- features Elke Sommers. Stefanie ton! Slloot OUt It Rio Labe (C) Powers, Jane Withers and MI'S. Cor-(60) Geortt Plimpton aives viewers nel Wilde. a behind·the·1Cenes look at the 0 @ (I) G) j 1Jlci4C I CM111-makinr of a major motion picture. Ina Sun• (C) (60) Gene Kelly hosts "Rio Lobo." Star John W1yne a variety hour with auesta Lee teaches Georae how to ride a horse Marvin, Barbera E.den, Marty AJ. and fast dr1w . len, Holland's Heln~je, and many The Selnt (60) others. The bill·of-fare includes a Ceorp Pvtn1111 News (C) (60) mini.musical version of "Romeo loboqulvarl (C) (30) 1nd Juliet," with Lee Marvin as u fMllla (30) Romeo. ' • • T1le-Cln1m• E.wanol (2 hr) m To TeU U.1 Truth (C) (30~ 10:30 1111 Joftna News (C) (30) fE Tiie Frend! Chef (C) (30) 'How : Flldl Out (C) (30) "Mu Out." About 'Lentils?" • A film about the frustrations of 1 9 (j) lilly Cral\am Baton Rou11 black ex·convict. Fllmmaket'1: Rob· CiVlide (C) (60) ert and Phoebe Kaylor. I Th Answer (C) (30) e> TIA l»cf11 Libre (C) (60) 11 :00 11 Cl) 0) Newt (C) 1:05 Tiempo di Deportes (55) • Ci) @D Newa (C) 1:30 Governor & JJ. (C) (30) Staie· ••• Action (C) friaht hits the staff when Gov. G) News (C) Drinkwater settle for a low·budget • Tlt11tre 9: (C) "Secret of ttle documentary for his campaifn. Purple Rllf'' (adventure) '60-Jaff I Dmd Frost Sllew (C) (90) Richards, Peter Falk. Dfapet (C) (30) m Movie: (C) "Soutll of St. Loltfa" CMllSltlotl (C) (60) "The Smile (western) '48-Joel Mc:Crea Zach· or Reason." Voltaire's philosophy !!1 Scott. Dorothy Malone. ' sets the intellectual tone for 18th· W Movie: "Spflnctll" In the Roel· century Euro~. with ~nes that les" (comedy) '42-8etty Grable, retch revolutionary Amenca. John Payne. 61!) Plltem for llvina (30) @ (]) Perry M11on 9:001J 9 (() Medical Center (C) (60) fE Etsttn1 Wlldom and Modem Guest Keenan Wynn plays a security Ute: "Nonsense." guard who Is Injured when he 11:30 I Qt) (j) MIN Griffin (C) wounds a student leader. • Q;, (j) m JollnnJ Carson (C) O Alan King, James Coco Movie C•Mt (C) * hit love's light side GD Didi Cavett (C) Movie acen· KRAFT Music HALL ar st and comedy writer Buck Henry on fills in as host while Dick vacations. 0 8' Kraft Music Hall (C) (60) 12:00 0 Movie: "Desperate Mo111111t" "Love and Marri11e." Part I. (drama) '53-Dir~ Bogarde. Alan Kina is host to James Coco. @ m Dicll Cavett (C) Michale Lte. Stiller & Mura, and 12:30 m Alf.NII.tit Sflow: (C) ''Tll• Hiit• N1ncy Walker. Part II wlll be breed," "f>.0'1. on Mari" and "TIM shown Dec. 16. Yldous Clrd .. • II I w.<!ALt lilly Ciralla11 louls· 1:00 R Mevie: ''wt.ere Danltf llvn" lana tnlude (C) (60) "God and (dram•) ·s~Robert Mitchum. America's Restless Youth." 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CANS, CA8C.,., DANI H BEER :oclc .................... $ 129 CUllD, CRU5HID & ILOC~ P11e 17 THURSDAY DECEMBER 10 For mornlnc and afternoon U1tinp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYT1fi5 MOVIES 9:00 0 "The lat of Ewerydllnt' (C) Plrt I (drama) '5~ope Lanae. Stephen Boyd, Suzy Parter, Louis Jourdan. 9:15 ID "TilrH Penn, Operw" (musical) ·~urt Juriens. S1mmy Davis Jr. ''laclr In tfM Dark" (comedy) '44 -Cinaer Roeers, Ray Mi111nd. t :lO 0 ·~Mark of Ult Tortolte" (dram1) ''P--Gotz Georae. Hildeearde Neff. m "UnCltf' Spy" (adventure) '37- GIOfll Sanders, Peter Lorre, Dolores Del Rio. 1:00 m '1lle Wortd Was His Jury" (drl· ma) '58-Edmond O'Brien, Mona Freem1n. 2:00 fJ "Period of Adjust•tnt" (com· edy) '62 -Tony Franciosa, Jane Fonda. 4:30 a .... ,.,. l.a.cr' (Cl (adven· lul'1) '68-Stevt Fontst. ~ue Lloyd. 5. NIWI (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. IC Newlemce (C) (60) Tom ~der. U T111 Allen Sllew (C) (90) Mick· rt M1ntle, Sandy Baron, P~llls Georre, Lee Harrison 111 auest. Rich little ls OO·host. 0 Sil O'Clocl ~: (C) '4Tlat l1ift1 Sofditt"' (western) '52-Ty- rone Power, Cameron Mitchell, Mitchell, Thom11 Gomez, Penny Robert Horton. In the earty d1ys of the Roy1I Cln1dl1n Mounted Police, In 1876, a Mountie is ordered to bring back a tribe of C.nadlan Cree Indians, who illeaally crossed the U.S. border into Montana to hunt buffalo and make war on American taVllry troops. • Dick V1n Dr'• (30) Tiit Fllntat.Mt (C) (30) Star Trell (C) (60) : .. lod(t (C) (30) CJ) News (C) (30) • flslltt faMily (30) Natidm 34 (C) (60) • Trw Mwtoturt (C) (30) • Lt Hora faiallilr con Patricia News In the Reund (C) (30) 6:30 • ClntNd ClllMt'I (30) Tiie f1Jl111 Nun (C) (30) Ci) NIC NiOUJ Ntwt (C) (30) : 11te frenu ai.t fC) (30) (R) Ci) MJ Favorite Martian (30) • Social Securtty (C} • Tiit Desert Rtl*t (C) (30) • • FucitlYos dtl Amor (30) · AIC Evtnln& Ntws (C) (30) 6:45 • Mutiule 7:00 CIS £v111in1 News (C) (30) alter Cronkite. o m Nae "1""'' ..... <C> (3o> David Brinkley, Frank McGee, John Chancellor. I Wlat's MJ lint! (C) (30) ()! (]) I love LUCJ (30) Int U.. Clod (C) (30) Ci) Drl&Mt (C) (30) tut.a Wiide• & Modem lift (!O)__{R) a Cl) T rutll or Coft11quenc11 (C) Pap 18 : THE 0-'ILY PILOT, lV WE£)(, DECEMBER 5, 1970 I Citrlst U.. llvina W11d (Cl (30) ...... (30) ll•plttM•te Maria (55) TJa.t 81r1 (C) (30) 7:30 a m r .. ily Affair (C) (30) ncle Bilr, seeinf his wards' mem· ory of their father fadlna. takes Buffy, Jody and Cissy to their childhood home in Indiana in an effort to rekindle their memories. D QI (j) m Flip Wilson (C) (60) Special fuests Lena Horne and Tony Randall visit Rip. I NYPD (Cl_ (30) Ci1) (j) al Matt Lincoln (C) ) "Billy." Dr. Lincoln ls aum· moned when a 13-year·old black younaster, son of a white tither, threatens to Jump from a buildlna. Guests are Darren Mc:Gavin, Charles McGraw and Georre Spell. I Cllallen&t (C) (30) Coaderto 4t AIMls (30) Nltldaa (60) 9:30 0 Cij Cl) @E NtllCJ (C) (30) "A Case of Sprlna Fever." Celeste Holm and Robert Simon are fea· tured and Wesley Addy auest·itars as a wealthy Center City widower· farmer who falls In love with Ab· by. fJ @ (3) 0) TIM Odd Cotlplt (C) (30) "Felix Is Misslna." Felix leaves town on a photo 1asl1nment, and Ostar becomes a prime sus· pect In his· "disappearance." Albert Brooks 1uest·st•rs as Rudy, and Lloyd Gou1h Is featured as Sal. Fl1n111n. 18.utlr Wini Ntn (C) (30) Mniailt Nodles Tapatiaa (30) fJ Million S Mowlt: (C) "Tila loot· 1J Profmlo.., (mystery) '69-Harry Guardino, Joseph Cotten, Dina Mer· 9:45 &E Pntor's Dt* (C) rlll. Private investlaator aets him· ' ielt on the wrona side of the law 10:00 8 QJ @ m Dien Martin (C) when ht searches for his client's {60) Guests are Glenn Ford, Bar- murderer. bara Feldon, Charles Nelson Reilly I Trutll °' Coftaeq1111cn (C) (30) and the Golddiuers. It Tabs a Tllltf (C) (60) IJ Ii& 5 News (C) (60) Kevin San· T11t1trt leat (C) (30) The The· ders, Hal Fishman. atre Rapport's verilon of Frank 0 @ CV m n.. hHlortal (C) Camey's "The Rlahteous Are Bold" {60) "Paradise Bay." Richards tries is futured. to leam why the people of Para· Im Sovtrn11tnt Filia (C) (30) dlse Bay want him to leave. Guest· fl) No Crte 111 los Hotabm (30) starrln& are Howard Duff, Patricia 7:55 GP) c.stlon dt s.aunclot (55) ~erll~a. Scott Brady and Aron 1:00 II !HJ Ci) Ji11 Nabors (C) (60) IK~nc;}! Saint (60) Roy ""Rorers and Dale Evans are .. ~. ,....... N ("" (60) ~lal ruests -·· ...... ... .. , u Ylf&Jnia siw11 Show (C) (60) Lt Fa111llll (30) Scheduled guests Include .Gloria ' • Horoscopo con ti l'tof. Hera· l orinr. Erikine Caldwell, Bill Daily, pt (30) and Milton Chris\opher. 10:30 II) Bill Johns Ntft (C) (30) I :.ie:.::: ~;;u~.:. <fc~ (30) &i) Sptculatioa (C) (60) (R) Cmtion ReM1rdl (C) (30) @E Rtvfstl Musical (30) . Vapbunclo (C). (60) CI:) Aq1I Tm P1tines (30) 1:05 GP) T•·Rtvlstt MllSleat (55) 1:30 D ta Cil a;, lronliclt (C) (60) 11 :00 II eii Ci) Im Ntw1 (C) "The laylnr on of Hands.." Chief D ta @ m Ntw1 (C) Ironside investiaates a teenage IJ Cln You Ttp Tiiis? (C) faith healer who he suspects Is the 0 tiD News (C) dupe of his manager. David Bar· ton, Alan Hewitt and Phyllis love G Thuttt 9: "Slttflocl Hol•ts ~st lad Ult HOUM of F_.. (mystery) U @ CI) 0) ... itdlecl (C) (30) '45-Nlael Bruce. ''The Corsican Cousin~" Endora m Movit: "'Callint Dr. Deatb" makes Samantha act 11ke Serena, , throwlna 1 1i1nt monkey wrench (horror) 43-l..on Chaney. Into the Stephenset' opportunity to II) Movie: "AlllMCIJ" (mystery) '49 join an exclusive country club. -John Beal, Martha Vickers. I David Frost Show (C) (90) @ CI) Ptny MtlOn Olympic Boalnr (C) (2 hr) , N£T ,._,house (C) (2 hr) The 11:30 II a CJ) Merv Griffin (C) Roy~I Shakespeare Company Pro· 0 13J (I) m JellnnJ Car10n (C) duct1on of "Muat/Sade." Patrick Magee, Ian Richardson, Glenda D Tiit Movlt Caine (C) Jackson and the Royal Shakespeare 0 GD Did Cavttt (C) Buck Henry Company will perform. subs as host while CJW;t vac•· @I:) Pattern for LIYlna (30) tions. 9:00 0 lit! (j) .~ Tilurtc!•J Movit: tJl) Tiit AdwocaQi (C) (R) (~ "Clluka (western) 67 -Rod 12•00 -Mew' • "f 11 Id 1,, (d ) Taylor, Ernest Borgnine, John Mills. • ~ 11• 1 "' 0 ram• The hard·hlttina atory of 1 gun-49-JICk Hawkins. Michele Morrin. fiahter who finds out whit courage m All·Nlatrt Show: "Rttik. t111 is when he is trapped in an Isolated Moon Menac'" "ltm To Kill" and fort about to bt attacked by a tribe "Tht Spldtr and tile Fly." of 'if !'f clAf~ans. @ (j) Diet Cavett (C) IJ lillJ Grabtm Louis· 11111 rut1d1 (C) (60) "Death and 1:001J Movie: (C) "Last of the Fast Resurrection of Jesus Christ." SP•· Guns" (western) '58-Jock Mahon· clal auests are Claudla Turntr, Miss ey, Giibert . Roland, Linda Criste!. South Carolina, and Norm Zimmer. -O NIWI (C) fJ@ (!)GI) lartfoot In Ult WJ Pwk (C) (30) "No Fancy Flltures." Paul takes action against the own-2:00 D Co11u .. n"1 lutlttln Board (C) er of • shady discount atore. Herb Edelman JUHts. 2:8011 News/Gift Ua Tiiis D1J (C) FR I DAY DECEMBER 11 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 1J "A Tllousalld aacl Olli NIPtl" (adventure) '4~mel Wilde, Eve- lyn Keyes. "Str.tts of Laredo" (western) '49-Wllllam Holden. 0 "Tbt Best of EvtfJtlllnl" Con· ciusion (drama) '59-Hope Lanre, Stephen Boyd, Louis Jourdan. 9:30 fJ "Tiit Grtlft·Eftd lloftdt'' (ad· venture) '57-Susan Oliver, Linda Plowman. m "hat Citntratlon" (drama) '59 -Mamie Van Doren, steve Coch· ran. 1:00 m "Quality Street" (comedy) '37 -Kathuine Hepburn, Franchot Tone. GI "Swttt S11ell of Success" (dra· ma) '57 -Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis, Susan Harrison. 4:30 tJ (C) "Wild Her1ta1t" (drama) '58-Will Roaers Jr.. Maureen O' • SulliVan, Troy Donahut. [VF_NING 6:00 tJ Tiit llJ "... (C) (60) Jeny Dunphy. 0 MIC Ntw1t1Via (C) (60) Tom ~der. U Tht Alltn Sllow (C) (90) Guests Include Vicki Lawrence, Harvey Korman, Burt Rrtnolds. 0 Sia O'Clock Movie: (C) "flit Ti•• Tmelers" (sci-fi) '64-Philip Carey, Preston Foster, Merry An· ders, John Hoyt, Dennis Patrick. Sclentisb are transported 107 years Into the future where they are at· tacked by the mutated survivors of an 1tomic war. • Didi Van Dyle (30) Dt Flintstones (C) (30) (jj) CI) Sbr Trek (C} (60) : ll0dct11od1e Lod&e (C) (30) Ci) C8S News (C) (30) • Fliber F111ilJ (30) • Notld1ro 34 (C) (60) • Tiii Allltrlcan West (C) (30) • • La Hora famlllar con Patmla • News in the Round (C) (30) 6:30 Clndld Clmera (30) Tiie F1Jin1 Nun (C) (30) 00 NIC Nia11tly NtwS (C) (30) : Know Your Antiques (C) (30) Ralph and Terry discuss the da- si ns of Carnival Glass. (j) Mr favorite Martian (C) • Social Security (C) • Tiit DtMrt Report (C) (30) • • fulftlwos def Amor (30) · AIC E11tnin1 Ntwt (C) (30) 6:45 • Musicalt 7:00 CIS £veninr NIWI (Cl (30) Walter Cronkite. IJ m NBC Niptly NtwS (C) (30) David Brinkley, Frank McGee, John Chancellor. What's. MJ lhltl (C) (30) (ii) (}) I love Luer (30) eat tlM Clock (C) (~0) 00 CltM1111 Sflowc.att (C) (90) ' of Ult ChrtllWI." fiil look a..t (C) (30) Robert froml9 discusses "Shakespeare," by Anthony Buraess. I Cl) Trvtll er C:O.NlllMllClll (C) Cllrfst tllt lMllt Wenl (C) (30) lourlo (30) Si_., .... nte Mw (55) n.t 8"1 (C) (30) 7:30 9 Cl) De lnttrns (C) (60) Enlisted Tor rese1rch at the state penitentiary by the warden (War· ner Anderson), Dr. Gre1 Pttm (S1t· phen Broob) 1tts into the middlt of 1 prison riot led by a badly· scarred killer. Kas Garas. Matt Reitz, Mitzi Ho11 and Geri Reischel l!!_esl D m Hip QiparTal (C) (60) "Pale Warrior." Clalmlni to have been held ~ptive by the Apaches, 1 white man seeks aid from the Cannons.· who later have reason to doubt the man's story. Frank Webb, and X Brands 1uest. !NYPO ~(30) (]) · Tiit lrady Buell ( ) I) "W at Goe• Up." Bobby develops 1 fur of heithls after • fall while cfimblna to 1 tree house. 0 Million $ Movit: "Aft.ct" (dr1· ma) '56-lff Marvin, Jack P1l1nce. Eddie Albert. • • I Trvtll or CeftM11utta1 (C) (30) It TaU. 1 Tllltf (C) (60) Tiiis Week (C) (60) lowern.....t fll•• (C) (30) No er.. tn ... Ho•bm (30) 7:55 c...tieft 4• S.pncla 1:00 Vlrsl11la ,,. ..... Show (C) (60) Viralnla welcomes Th1lass1 Cn.1ao, 11rdenin1 expert; Miss America. Phyllis Georae; Neva Patterson of The Governor ind JJ.; and slnaer John Gary. 0 @ CJ.) al Nanny & ,,_, .... , ~) (30) "My Son, the Sitter." Hal tr1es to convince his ctad that at T"• DAii. Y P'll.OT, lV w••IC, IMICD!lllt J. 1'1' 2l!J, he ls old enouall to babysit lane State University tn Baton Guests are Geor11 Kirby, Caterina for himself, Butch end Prudence. Roup, Dr. Graham's topic Is Valente, Royal Hl&hl•nd fuslll•rs I Te Tel ttae Tratll (C) (30) "Dreams and Trapdles of Youth." and The At:tt Truckln1 Company. lift fer Ttdly (C) (30) Special pests ire Ethel Waten. Tiit $M1t (60) EJ M•lldt -.. Jfttll de Jost Nonna Zimmer and Tom lester. ltoret Pwtnall Nftl (C) (60) • <30> u @ rn m nm 11t1 <C> <l o> u r••• <30> 1:05 EB Lltdll utn (55) "The Senorita." Ann Marie learns • Ttlt-CilMu 40 (2 hr) 1:30 II a Cl) .......... , (C) (30) the comedic Mexican she is to play 10:30 lltl JeHt ..... (C) (30) Mupret Thompson's liberal clan· In • sketch ls offensive to Mui· 1Y M .... Olelrt (C) (30) room discussion of "Romeo and un·Arne~ns. 11:00 Ii&!' (C) Juliet's'' romance leads one Irate llJ ftlHJ ~-(_C) . (30) • News (C) mother to accuse the headmaster's fll) 1SENSUOUS' AUTHOR etba11 (C) UCLA Bn.1ln1 wife of conuptina her )'Oun1 dluftl· * REVEALS ALL (Part II) vs. the TI1ers from University of ~9 @ mN1M " .. QaM SUSSKINO-'J'! !!the aic:.. (C} (C) T90) "~uarius Ouc1ndi111." fl'll Dntlf Sn.9incl (C} (2 hr) Part tr.m t : ,,.) -ef Ma• A politiully 1mbltlous councilman I: ''Group Fncounter." Part II: (fantasy) '~s1.:R~nald Col· tries to discredit Glenn Howard ''How To Be • Sensuous Woman-man1_ Hedy Lamarr, Tht Mtrx Bros. (Gene Barry) because of a critical 'J'." m •twit: -._ TtMOMW IMd· story about him in People Maaa· 130 Mlnuta (C) (30) bye" (dr1m1) '50-Jemu C11ney. zlne. Brenda Scott, Michael C1ll1n, · Ceftdlfte de Al•n (30) llJ MO¥ie: "Oatl111U.11 Moen" (ICI· Arthur Hill and Hermione Glnaold 11,. • ~ J60) •-fl 'SG-John Arther. ~t. 9:.w WJ '-".l fl) Lowe, ""'tricln $tJtt CJ) hny M ... n u@ CJ) fl) The Partridp ft•· ( (30), "~ove ind the Under· • met Out (C) (R) "Max Out." ify (C) (30) "My Son the Fem· st1ndln1. ' with Jim Backus, Pam Esta Noelle a lai OMt inlst" Keith P1rtrid1e ~mmlts the ela Mason and N1omi lewis; 1ncf 11 ·JO I~ Merv 411tffln (C) aroup to sin& at a Women's lib "love ind the Happy Couple,' • • lrUollllny Carttn (C) rally and the family balks. with Sue Ane L1n1don, Allan Mel· , ct~ (C) Writer Buck I Dmd Ff91t SMw (C) (90) vln, Jan Murray and Dub Ttylor. enry is auest host. Dr= (C) (30) I lll1tr Ward Ntn (C) (30) fJ1) Tiit toy n.t llrtw Uo: "'nit I s:IAU Until I Die (C) (30) P'•ry M11011 (60) Ciwarcl." Charles R1y stars ln 1915 Pltttnl fer Uvftlt (C) (30) ' Maical• C!Yil War film. I.ts 1twtrty dt "'11Mlle (30) • P'1ndor1u (30) 12:00 I "Otidtrt 34 (C) 9:00 9 Cl) CIS Friday MM: (C) 9:45 tJ:) Pnt.,..s Dell (C) (}) Diel CMtt (C) IJ C:O., Eny le" (mualctl) l~ II ~ ~ m lrldtt1's W"1cl (C) 12:30 Mtwlt: °'Hlftflft ct1b" (ldwn· '67-£Ms Presley, Dodie M1rsh1H, (60) "Will Freddie's Real Father ture) '61-¥tter Cuahlnc. Pat Priest. Pit Harrinaton. Presll) Please Stand Up!" A )'OUn& black. 1:00 II Mwle: "lllllbaN" (comedy) '51 plays 1 Navy froaman who •eel· 11vtn 1 chance .by Bracken to star -RiMlll1nd, Jan St1r1ln1. dentally locates what he believes to in 1 telt'lision series. n.1ns away ~ Newt (C) be 1 vut sunl(en tr~Sllre, and to join his worthless father. Guat .ftl&M Slitw; "U c....,• makes plans lo embark on • treas· stars are Rupert Crosse, Diana W..'t ltfttft Me" and "'Yt4· ure hunt. Sands and Gtorr• Spell. low , ... 11 i IHcllU lilt, lrH•• LMis-1J !!I 5 Newt (C) (60) @ (I) C.llltf T'Matrt: "Qarflt ian1 Cf1tsadt (C) (60) from Louli. ()1) (I) fl) Tt11 Joflts (C) (60) Qin 11Jd Ille ~ Dra..,._" All-In-The-Ear Hearing Aids 8039 -------------------------, .... \ ""· HIU Ill I I\ "U 1:11. I !ll>J() •• Ill.\ '111'11: 111,\lltt L,\, •t(I051 I \T'f"I I Ill\. ·'· 111·1·'. lll'iOlf I • All in the"' 1~;1r lw arin~ I.ow t•rlc·rd ! uicl i,. i11<·ont1pinm11>',<'ttt1~ $ 9 tOllS<'. 19 • 0 sw·l.'inl •'n r 1110111 tU'C«'!ISttr\. 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Eddie little Sky, Victor lzay and THE DAILV PILOT, lV WEEK, DECEMBER 5, 1'970 Jerelyn Fields ere elao in the cast. • Renne Jarrett, title role star of NBC's series, Nancy, declares that as far as she is concerned, the President's dau~ter (which is what she plays) will stick with a moderate miru-skirt. 'I bate the midi and maxi," she said. • • • M•rty Robbins, COlllllfY •i111•r Md •OtlfW'll•r t.m•' for "El PHo" •1111 othM 11111lfllt., HllMI•, II•• 11,.n •tkl•d •• • 1u••t 1t•r on H•• Haw fw tlti1 ••••°" °" CBS. • • • Sharon Acker, who co-stars with Hal Holbrook in The Senator segments of NBC's .The Bold Ones, credits Holbrook for helping her bttak the cigarette habit. During the filming of "A Clear and Present Danger," NBC's "World Premiere" movie and forerunner of the series, Sharon noted that Holbrook didn't smoke. Out of deference, she quit, and hasn't smoked since. • • • MUSIC IDOL-Jeff Bridges, guest stars as pop. music idol Hawk, apparently the next target in a series of recording studio murders, who is under the protection of George Maharis in "Night Birds" on ABC's The Most Deadly Game, Saturday, Dec. I? at '9:30 PM. i}_ WHEN YOU WANT IT DONE RIGHT • • • CALL i· · ~Jl.,-ONE OF THE EXPERTS LISTED BELOW! ~ Jl1 A R E LI AB L E R E F E R RA L BE AU TY C 0 L L EGE ( H f.· ~. T MA~ ""'.' ~ E E S CAT E R I NG for The Most R•liable & Reput•ble Repair S.rvices Or Any Hard To Find Item• Or Merchandise - Call Karen Joy Know's Referral Service 673-1209 FURNACE CLEANING SPECIAL I SERVICE CALLS . $7.50 ~ ~": City Heating & cffcf. Air Conditioning 542-2718 24 Hrs. 542-9593 ~ llDEO U SONIC • ...... ~ Sonlce c.,.., • S.y e 1..-nc.,. •Cr• .. er .... -1c • ,1111.,. LAIORATORllS e MarHh 443 Bev St., C.M. 646-3500 ..... 20 Complete Cosmetology tr•ining for 1t•t• bo•rd eum1. All 1fudent lo•ns •uil•bl •. 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Jtmbo (C) 7:00 I Slnrilt Stllldttf (C) I~ Rtfudlllt Df110ft l Mr. 8 Movit: ~ Matlt of Zorro" (td· Old (C) venture) '40-Tyrone Power, Linda I Mr. Wisltbont (C) Darnell, Basil Rathbone. Bozo the Clown (C) @!) No Cno en los Ho11brt1 Stlt111t Strtlt (C) (R) 151 ·5. 7:30 IJ Dusty's TrHltoUll (C) I\ f 1 I I~ N 0 0 N ~ 0 (}) m Woody WooclptCtet fJ @(I) Motor MouM (C) 12:00 D Aarkaltllrt USA (C) G) Cool McCool & Friends (C) eiJ (j) Scllool 0111 (C) · m Ho11da, <C> Gm Drama de la Seman• 1:00 6 Eii Cl) Bup BunnJ /Road Run· ntr liOur (C) 0 (i) Cl) m To111fooltry (C) 12:15 D Movlt: (C) "StotJ of Dr. WH· O @ Cil La11celot link, Secret Mf1 (drama) '44-Gary Cooper, La· Cilin1p (C) raine Day. D MaMI Suptrlttrots (C) CD Tales of Wtlla flrio 1:30 0 @ Cl) m The luealoos (C) 9 Cl111pu1 Profile D Movit: (C) "Outpost in lndodll· u) (drama) '61-JacquH Hardin, Alain Saury. m CiteG Kid G)Gumby (C) 9:00 11 9 Cil S.btina a. tht Groo.le Goolrei (C) 0 Q) Ci) m Dr. Dolittle (C) 9 Movlt: "Tht Tall Tuan" (west· em) '53-Lloyd Bridaes, Lee J. Cobb, Marie Windsor. fJ (i1) (3) Jtny Lewis (C) CD A.M. Movies: "I Manltd 1 Woman" (comedy) '5&-George Go· bet, Nita Talbot. (C) "Devil's Cln· ,on" (western) '53-Vlrginia Mayo, Dale Robertson, Stephen McNally. G) Trtt Hou1t (C) ail Muska r Palabm ail P1no1111111 Latino 9:30 0 m Tht Pink h ntlltt (Cl fJ @ (1) The Doubltdecktrs (C) G) Movie: "Tht Dalton Girts" (western) '57-Merry Anders, Lisa Davis. @ Ci) Tiit Prize Party (C) ail Arribt et Norte 10:00 II tij (j) Nfl Today (C) 0 QI Ci) m H.R. Pufnatuf (C) fJ (i1) Cil NCAA Football (C) The Liberty Bowl Game from Memorial Stadium in Memphis, Tenn. O Movie: "Tht Sllvtr Whip" (west· ern) '53-Dale Robertson, Robert Wagner. Rory Calhoun. @!) lueht Ubrt (C) 10:15 II Cij Cl) ,.Ft Football (C) The Dallas Cowboys vs. the Cleveland Browns. 12:30 D Yoatll I. the Police (C) CD Halal (C) QI Ci) Voiu of Alricllltutt (C) m Sporta Wortd (C) 1:00 8 tij Ci) Nfl Toelly (C) 0 Ci)@ ~ NFC/AFC Football (e) Kansas City Chiefs vs. Oakland Raiders at Oakland. D Movie: *'Tiit River Ch1n1tl'' (drama) '40-Rossana Rory, Har· old Maresch. m Klnp of Comtdy G) wortd of Spof1s (C) Qj Ci) Voice of A&ricvltur1 (C) 1:30 R tl!} Ci) JOiie & th• Puuycata (C) fJ @ (1) NCAA footlltll (C) The Camellia Bowl Game from Hu&hes Stadium, Sacramento, Cal. Teams are No. Dakota Sioux vs. ~ntena State Bobcats. G) Cllampionship Wrestlin& (C) Ray Mendoza Is futured. ID Ci) feaiure Film (C) g) Clnciones J Muska 2:00 11 9 Ci) Har1em Qlobttrotters (C) Ci!} CJ) Double F11ture @!) Tu trv familiar 2:30 1J Qi(]) Archie's Funhouu (C) 0 Waaon Trt in (C) m Movie: "Relentless" (western) '48 -Robert Young, Marauerlte Chapman, Willard Parker. a\) Variedades Muslc.aln 3:00 9 Zant Grey Thtttre G) Undtrdo1 (C) fil) MusiCllt @!) Mtlodits dt Sitmprt m The Bl& Picture (C) ail T11tro def Sabado 3:15 @Ii) DawtJ a Gollath (C) 10:30 D 9 Ci) m Here Comes tht Gru111p (C) 3:30 IJ Dusty's TrttllOuat (C) TMI DAIL. Y .. IL.OT, TV ftlk, MCIMll• .. "" I) This Wttk In 1ro Footbtll (C) Ol,_...J Pf& (C) tBJ Cl) Scooby·Doo (C) I!) Clllldrtn'a Qoaptl Hour (C) @!) Luw en P1tiftts (C) 4:00 II MO¥ie: ''Tanen'• Plrll" (•d· venture) '51-lex Barker, Vlr&lnla Huston. D On Cl•pua (C) Reporter Clark Mollenhoff euests I I Claremont Men's Colle1e. 0 f Sn (C) O)Tht Mu•ra @ @ Fiim F .. turt: "Good Old Sam." 9 (}) The MonkHI (C) @Ii) Pattern for llvlna m A Ntw Dtcadt 1t Stl (C) 4:30 0 Speak Up (C) I) Nfl Gamt of tht wtt• (C) fJ @ Cil ff) ABC's Wldt Wortd of Sports (C) CD MoUttra·ln-law (C) m llt1111n (C) ID ct) W•aon Tttlo <C> 9 Cl) Ill Movie: "Rewlt of the Tartars." @Ii) Ftltti fer Ttdly (C) @!) El Mundo en Qut ViVlmn m Quest for Adventure (C} 4:45 @!) Pre-'tn1t Socctr (C) 4:55 9 Klnp Warm-Up (C) 5:00 11 NtWlfttlktra (C) O It'• ACldtmic (C) Competin1 hlah schools ere Huntlnaton Park, Granada Hills and Westchester. 0 LIVE HOCKEY ACTION! * KINGS vs. MONTREAU I) IUn11 Ice HecUr (C) The Los Anaeles Kings meet the Montreal Canadiens. 0 The Aven1er1 (C) m Movie lh11ts: ''The Sttrdl" (dram•) '48-Montaomery Clift. AJ. lne McMahon, Wendell Corey. G) Gilllaan's laltnd (C) fl) Pettr Qunn tE The Wortd Wt Un In (C) (R) @Ii) Quot fot Uft (C) ail Wortd Cup SocCtf (C) Brazil vs. Romania m C,11111 of tht Desert (C) 5:30 II Ntw1m1kera (C) 0 MIC Ntwurvltt (C) Gordon Graham. G) Anlmala, Adkin I. Adventure (C) Ell Colot Trnllcadt (C) f2l) Tht Advoc.ttt1 (C) (R) Im Tht flsller Family (C) -> • .... • •• ~--> ... ~ ' • : ' ,, . ' . ~ Two · time Emmy ·award winning actress Hope Lange has been signed to portray Dick Van Dyke's wife on his new series which debuts Sep· tember, 1971 in color on CBS. Miss Lange was awarded two Emmys for her starring role in The Ghost and Mrs. Mu ir for both the 1968-1969 and 1969-1970 television seasons. Her motion picture credits include "Bus Stop," "Peyton Place," for which she was nominated for an Acad· emy Award, "The Young Lions," "Pocketful of Mira· cles." and "Love is a Ball." In the new series which be· gins filming in January. 1971, at the Graham Studios In Carefree, Ariz ., Van Dyke por· trays the host of a loca l tele· vision variety talk show in Phoenix, Ariz .. and the epi· sodes wi ll focus on his day· to·day life both at home and at the studio. Marty Brill will play his personal manager and best friend with Fannie Flagg as his secretary and sister. In addition to Miss Lange as his wife in the series, the Van Dyke television fa mily will also consist of a 16-yea r-old son and an 8-year-old daugh· ter who will be cast later from talent in the Phoen ix area. * * * * Three new television ser· ies, the move of several prov- en programs to new time periods, and the introduction of an impressive package of recent feature films highlight changes in ABC's prime-time program schedule to take ef. feet in mid-January. 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MAIN ·-S4S.0491 SANTA ANA ......... ----- I 1 j I , TltE DAILY PILDT, TV WEE<, DECEMBER 5, 1970 TV 1iWT Evcnino Movies SUNDAY, DECEMaEll 6 4:30 11 "K,--•" (1cl·fi) '57-J•ff Morrow, Barbara Lawrence. 7:30 5 "Goin' to Town" (western) '35--MH Wut, P1ul cavanauah. 9 CC) "'Sulplocll'" (western) '66-Dale Roi,.rtson. Robert Jtandom, biana Hyland. 1.1>0 11 .. ,._, •nd Mlke" (comedy) '52-$pencer Tracy. Katharine Hepburn. Aldo Ray. 9:00 7 CC) "Clrcua World" (drama) '6'--John Wayne, Claudia Cardinale, ~lta Ha,YWorth Uoyd Nolan, Richard Conte. 17 3 "Tfte ... Uftl• (drama) '50-.Montcomery Clift, Paul Dou.las. 10:00 11 "Full flf Uf•" (comedy) '57-Judy Holliday. Richard Conte. 11:30 2 "nl• Qrut Imposter" (drama) '61-TClt\y Curtis, Edmond O'Brien, Gary Merritt 7:30 10:15 11:00 6:00 7:00 7:30 1:30 9:00 11:00 6:00 7:30 11:00 6:00 7:30 9:00 11 :00 6:00 7:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 13 ''The Awnc•r" (horror) '60-.Helnz Drache, ln1rld Van Bereen. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7 9 "O..tlnatJon Tokyo" (adventure) '44-Cary Grant, John Garfield, Dane Clartt. 7 (C) "John Goldfarit, ....... Come Home" (comedy) '6S-Shlr1ey Maol.alne, Peter Ustinov, Richard Crenna. 9 "Top In the Attic" (drama) '63-Dean Martln, Geraldine Paaa. 11 (C) "Drum ... , .. (adventure) '&4-Alan Ladd, Audrey Dalton, Rob- ert Keith. 13 ·-r~d•ro" (mystery) '44-Rosemary Lane. Johnny Downs. TUESDAY, 0£CEMBER I 7 "Daya of Wine and ROH9" Part I (drama) '63--Jack Lemmon. Lee Remick, Charles Bickford. 23 6 (C) ''The Reluctant Astronaut'' Don Knotts. 9 (C) "Forty·El.tlt·Hour Miio" (drama) '70-.Darren McGavln, Wiiiiam W1ndom, K•tlly Brown, 7 17 3 (C) ''WHkend of Terror" (drama) '70--Robert Conrad, Carol 4tnley, Lee Majors, Lois Nettleton. Jana Wyatt. 4 23 6 (C) "Breako11t" (drama) '70--Jamas Drury, Kathryn Hays. Woody Strode, Sean Garrison, Red Buttons. 9 "Lahtyotte IEscadrllle'• (adventure) '58--Tab Hunter. 11 "R11n, Psycho, Run" (drama) '66--0ary Merrill, Elsa Anderson. 13 "Whltpor1na Smith w. SCotland Yard" (my1tery) '52-Rlchard Carlson, Greta Gynt. WEDNIESDAY, DECEMllER 9 7 "Dap of Wine •nd Roaos" Conclusion (drama) '63-Jack Lemmon. Lee Remick, Chinas !Jlckford. 9 (C~ "I'll Never F'orpt What's 'lsn•l'M" (comedy) '68--0rson Walles. Oliver Reed, Carol White. 9 CC) "Secret of th• ~rpla R .. r• (adventure) '60--Jett Rlc~ards. Peter Falk, Richerd ChuY1barlaln. 11 (C) "Sollth of St. Louis" twestern) '48--Joel McCrea, Zachary Scott, Dorothr. Matone. 13 ''19r1natlma n the Rockies" (comedy) '42-Betty Grable. John Payne, Cermen Mlrand1. Casar Romero. THURSDAY, DIECUelER 10 7 (C) ''Th• Pony Soldlor" (WHtarn) '52-Tyrone Power. Cameron Mitchell, Thomas Gomez. Panny Edwards, Robert Horton. 9 (C) "TM Lonely ProfHslon" (mystery) '6~H1rry Guardino, Joseph Cotton, Dina Merrill. 2 29 I (C) "Ch111U" (western) '67-Rod Taylor, Ernest Boranlna. John Miiis. 9 "Shertock Hotmes and the Howe of fear" (mystery) '45-Nlgel Bruu. 11 "Calllna Dr. Death" (horror) '43--Lon Chaney. 1) "Alimony" (mystery) ·.(~John Biii, Martha Vickers. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11 7 CC) "The Time Travelers" (sci·fl) '64-Phlllp Carey. Preston Foster. Merry Anders. 23 6 (C) "Cave of the 011tlaws .. Macdonald Carey. 9 "Atbck" (drama) '56--Lee Marvin, Jack Palance. Eddie Albert. · 2 29 I (C) "E .. y Come, £.Hy Co'' (musical) '67-Elllls Pre1l•y, Dodie Marshall, Pat Priest. Pat Harrtn,ion. 9 (C) "Story of Mankind" (fantasy) '57-Ronald Colman, Hedy la· m1rr, The Marx Bros. ll "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" Cdramal '50--Jamas Cearney, Ward Bond, Barbara P1yton. 13 "Destination Moon" (scl·fl) '5G-John Archer. Warner Anderson. SATURDAY, DECEMIER 12 6:00 7 "The $efecrackar" (drama) '58--Ray Miiiand, Barry Jones. Jean· nene St•rke. Melissa Strlbllnar. 7:30 9 CC) "The Wreck of th• Mary Dearo" (adventure) '59--Gary Cooper, Charlton Heston. 1:00 11 ''TM Search" (drama> '48--Montcomary Clift, Aline McMahon, Wendell Corey. 9:00 4 23 I (C) "lttym011th Adventure" (adventure) '52-Spenoer 0Tr1cy, Gene flerney, Van Johnson, Leo Genn. Lloyd Brldces. 10:30 17 3 (C) "Clrc11• Worfd" (drama) '64-John W1yne, Claudia Cardinale. Rita Hayworth. 11:00 9 (C) "Or. llood's Coffin" and (C) "The •tob.'' 23 6 (C) "Oklahoma Annie" Judy Canova • 11:15 2 (C) "Secret of the Inc••" (advenlur9) '54--Charlton Heston. Robert Youn1. Thomas Mltchell. 11:30 7 "HOllM of N11ml>ers" (drama) '57-Jick Pal1nce. Barbara uni • Harold J. Stone, 13 "fry and Get Ma" (drema) '51-Franl( Lovejoy, Lloyd Bridpa. 70 I "· "· •• n, 1)1 • n >I d i, JACQUELINE scon LOVES ACTING To hear her tell it, Jacque· line Scott's f irst words were -"I want to be an actress." From the age of three in Sikeston, Missouri, she was hooked. A show biz addict. And she proved it by tap dancing her way, in white, high.topped tap shoes, to first prize in a touring ama· teur show. The priz~two, ~hiny, new half dollars. Since then Jacqueline has consistently come in as a winner with her dramatic performances in films i:lnd on TV. Viewers ca n see her in The Storefront Lawyers on CBS, Wednesday at 7:30 PM , when she guest stars as the waitress gi rlfriend of Anthony Zerbe. "I loved doing this part," Jacqueline remarked, ''because although it's drama-it's laced throughout with humour. "I enjoy doing comedy but I don't. often get the oppor· tunity. The last time was , of all places, on a Gunsmoke some years back when I came to Dodge City to give Kitty some competition. I opened a saloon across from the Longbranch. I even sang and danced in that episode." More recently, Jac quel ine has appeared on Gu nsmoke as Abelia-a widow woman for whom Festus Hagen has an eye. "I love being an actress," Jacqueline ad mitted openly. "And I always watch my performances on TV . I look to see if I carried out the role as I intended ... and if not, why not. ''I know a great many actors hate watching themselves but It doesn't bother me. I learn a great deal from it. I practically relive the part over again as I watch. Sometimes it 's painful because I can spot something I did that wasn't right. But when it comes across right-the way it should- t hen I feel good inside.'' Jacqueline Scott didn't bring her tap shoes to Hollywood but she did bring her love and talent for acting with her. <M!f>~~~~~~ Paul Smith, a regular on The Doris Day Show, is not one to take the requirements of his role lightly. Recently Smith was required to masquerade as a violin-playing m usician 10 an Italian restaurant run by Miss Day's new landlords, Kaye Ballard and Bernie Kopell. Having no previous experience with the instrument, Smith took 1t home ove r the weekend and learned to play a recognizable rendition of "Santa Lucia." However, Smith's new talent went unrewarded. Co-producers Jack Elinson and Norman Paul insisted on dubbing in the music after the actor played some sour notes during filming. "I guess I clutch under pressure," Smith remarked about his violin technique. . . . DitMll Sllor1. wlto•1 .,,_1 •IMN, OW$ PIHi, .;,, Oii NIC. uy• IH llfl'HI witll Ytlfllll p1°"1 t/Mt lov1 ;. 1 nry Jm,.rt.,,t part of 1111 ht wont/in wily tlwy '""' to 1111 tllal ,..,.,., tM Int ,,,., to tllillk o/ it. "M.,b1, " 1H 1dtl1. ..,,, ,,,, 1xpl1ind to tll11t1 how tllly ,., HTI f11 th1 Int p/1C1." THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 5, 1970 'THE BESIEGED MAJORITY' Victims of street crime will recount their own experiences in "The Besieged Majority: An NBC News White Paper on U rban Crime," a one-hour color special Wednesday at 10 PM. Fred Freed, who has undertaken for NBC News many of the most ambitious projects in the field of TV documentary, produced and wrote the program. "By every reasonable standa rd of measurement," M r. Freed said, "it is clear that street crime-the kind of crime most Americans worry about: robbery, assault, burglary-is increasin~ at an alarm· ing rate. Whether it is or not, moreover, people believe it is. And that is changing the way they ttM.nk about where they li ve, the people they live with, the criminal justice system and even their politics. Crime in the streets is the crucial urban issue now, what· ever its underlying causes. T his program is a victim's eye view o f that crime." Mr. Freed noted that many programs have been done about the criminals, what makes them, why they do what they do, how they can be rehabilitated. Many have been done about the police and the courts. "This program," he said, "is about--or at least seen from the viewpoint ,of-that forgotten element in this chain: the victims of the criminals, the cour ts, the bad prisons-the real a nd now very angry losers.'' The program was filmed entirely in Philadelphia, which, M r. Freed said, "is as typical as any city." "The neighborhood we chose, Germa ntown, is perhaps typical of what is happening in the cities," he said. "Philadete hia has a police commissioner with a tough reputation, a hard-hittmg district attorney, many intelligent judges. It is a liberal community. Its crime rate, according to FBI statistics, is the lowest of the to p 10 cities. Yet that crime rate is going up. People are afraid. Crime is the issue. This is a program about what has gone wrong." As outlined by Mr. Freed, the program will show (1) that the increase in crime has made people afraid and angry, (2) that the system of criminal justice is no t working, (3) thal even though social solutions are required in the long run, the system has to be made to work in the short run or (4) people are going to tum in 1heir anger to more drastic solut!ons. VICTIM'S EYE VIEW-Vkdatt of 11rffl (rtJM rtteunl their own experiences In ''Ttte Bes&e,ed Majorf11: An AllC New1 While Paper on Urban Crime." * * * * Art Flem ing, host o f NBC's feopudy, h.n very ple au nt memories of a radio program, "Saturday Ni~ht Darice Party," for which he was host. One of the program's singe rs was Peggy Ann Ellis, who later became Mrs. Fle ming. • • • John Fink, who stars as Dr. Adam Hudson, a veterinarian, in NBC's Nancy, was a medic in the Army. "I was anothe r Ensign Pulver," said Fink, mixing services if not metaphors. "I didn't even know how to gjve a simple shot.'' <( • • • Tht Medical Center 11rit1 lived llP to ita nem1 recendy for IOIH 30 of the 60-man filmlnt crew wtlo hid to bl inocul1ttd 191inat .__,.. After a sound m... c:em1 doww with the lilmtnt. there w11 a hwritd head count of the company for tho11 wtlo hadn't bad th• chilAood dl11u1. Th• came the lineup for ahob It the MGM Studio hoapital. S.riea lt8" Chtd Everett and Jem11 Daly wtre among th• lucky onea Mo llt•'t nttd Immunization. ,.,. 23